The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-26
Actual Circulation. to22-A0o more
than tho SaiIna herald.

Actual Circulation, 1o22-A6o NOR
than tho SaiIna herald.
Settled weather at last.
"what paper does he represent"
Fireinan's ball next Monday evening.
Fircman's Ball next Monday evening.
One week from to-morrow-Fourth Of July
Home concert to-night-at the Opera House
The city council met last Monday evening {,
allow bills.
An impromptu shooting match at the PsrI
last Monday.
Fifth Avenue Pinafore at the Opera Hous
tomorrow evening.
We are getting some ''scorchers'' in the way
of hot days just now.
Mrs. e. C. Culp returned from the East las
Thursday evening.
A heavy rain fell last evening. 1t was &C
companied by a strong wind.
Several attachments of the hoppers wer,
flying northward last Monday.
Mr.. Chss. Sander has gone to Denver OF
a two weeks trip for his health
| 1t is stated that Mr.. J. A. Anderson des ign.
erecting an elevator at LindsbOrg.
| MIR. W. ~ Dell, agent Of the Fifth Avenue
Pinafore troupe. called on Tuesday.
| Mrs. G. NJ. Eastman has gone to New York
to visit among relatives in that State.
The "second half OF the taxes were due
and payable on and after last Friday.
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shade at one time Tuesday afternoon.
The Chicago rat" has withdrawn that bad
countenance into his shell, and peepeth not
Excursions on the river during the present
moon have been appointed to take place.
Hon. q. T. Anderson, Of Ellsworth, was in
town nesday.on U. 8. Land Office business.
Mr.. J. N Allen is making preparations to
start branch hardware store in LindsbOrg.
MIR. TheO. Very, Sr., who has been critic
ally i'll. We are pleased to learn is somewha.
improved.
The Ohio editorial excursion "spoke" this
station, Tuesday evening They were en- route
to to the mountains.
The Junior Of the JOURNAL furnishes our
readers this week with his first letter about
the Editorial excursion.
Mrs. Little, OF st. Louis. and Mrs. Walker.
Of Indianapolis, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
A. r. Auter, of this city.
The prospects are that we shall have one Of
those mammoth corn crops for which Kansas
is periodically SO famous.
Mr.. Il. l.. Mcconnell, clerk IN the auditors
Office Of the Kansas Pacific Il. r., was among
his Salina friends last Monday.
Actual cottonwood seed was floating about
In considerable quantities last week. Really.
it was not the hopper article.
The bonds for the extension Of the Solomon
Railway to Delphos, In Ottawa county. were
carried by about 30 majority.
Messrs. IIeggelund and T. f. Simpson.
prominent men Of Mcpherson, were in town
last Tuesday, on railroad matters.
On Monday the farmers waded again into
the wheat fields in good earnest. The wealth.
er Is very favorable for harvesting.
MIR. ii. buckingham, the veteran Journalist.
was In town the first Of the wcek-a guest of
his brother-in-law, Il. A. Levitt, esq.
The street commissioner was promptly on
hand alter the rains with gang Of men and
proper tools for clearing out the cutters.
Mr.. II. A. Thompson, well-known In Salina
as "Abbie." has started restaurant at Lin
coin Center. May he do enormously well.
We hear OF some damage being done to the
corn by chintz bugs. The bugs leave tho dy-
spring wheat and lice to the tender corn
blades.
Capt. J. q. Mohlcr has gone to Dodge City
to attend the Cheyenne Indian trial, having
been employed as counsel TO defend the
Indians.
Rev. W. A. Simkins started for Michigan
last Monday. Rev. DIR. Bishop fills his pulpit
during his absence. which will be about four
Sundays.
Mr.. II. GOO,lspced, weli-kno wn resident OF
this city in former years, is visiting here. He
Is now located in southeastern Kansas, in the
sheep business.
Two flats and one box car, belonging to the
Salina 4 Southwestern, have been ditelied for
about week. and a temporary track around
these Instructions is rendered necessary
The Agricultural Fair which has been agreed
upon by the Park Association ia 10 occur the
week following the Kansas City Fair, in
September. IL will continue for one week
The late rains have made corn almost a GER
fainty, and there are great expectations on |
oats, where a week or so ago there were none |
Even some spring wheat is thought to be |
saved.
Mrs. r. Calkins, well known and respect
ii lady OF this city, after long suffering, died
asst Saturday, and was buried the followi NC |
lay. She was one Of the oldest settlers Of |
his county.
Mr.. B. L. Wilson is making arrangements
a build at Lindsborg. Mr.. +. e. Tozier,
book keeper for Ober, Wilson 4 Co.,
n this city, will occupy the building with
took Of goods.
Freshets on a small scale have poured down
he channels Of all the rivers1and creeks OF
his section, since the late rains. The Smoky
eft its bed, but rose to no great attitude Lit.
le. II any, damage was done.
School boards should see that their adoption
Il school books are made on printed blanks.
With price list, good for five years, and with
guarantee Of the publishing firm-such a. is
,sed by Lanning 4 Flummerfelt.
The pood people nj Tiodshor.y vr,,s, b. 49,