The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-25


The leaves now have their golden Innings
Warm fires are now sought after at night
People ask; "Where's our equinoctia
storm?'
The Kansas City Fair commenced las
Monday.
Seeding has been lively work for the past
ten days.
Mr.. and GMrs. A. w. Wickham returned last
Friday evening.
Now pull-a long pull-a pull altogether
for the college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Schwartz have returned
from Pennsylvania.
The County Commissioners held q special
meeting last Tuesday.
What about the military company? Ar
they doing anything?
Republican primary meetings one week
from next Wednesday.
Let everybody suspend work and devote
day at least at the Fair.
We understand that the Ellsworth Band
has been engaged for our Fair.
DC. Lockwood takes in the st. Louis -
well as the Kansas CITY. Fairs.
We have had frost-quite heavy ore. 1t
occurred last Thursday night.
S NJ. Palmer and family started for the
mountains last Friday evening.
The Presby terrain Synod Of Kansas con-
venes in this city next Tuesday.
Miss Edna Oakley, Of Michi2sn-a niece Of
Mrs. B. +. Eggleston, is visiting here.
Mr.. r. MARYLAND has returned frem the
east, and large stock Of goods Is following
him.
D.. r. wagstafi, c. E. Faulkner and H. d.
Baker are witnesses In the ingalls, investi2ar
ton
The name OF B. J. F. Hanna, of Salina, sp-
pears as one OF the petit jury in the U. 5.
Court.
Notice the new advertisement Of the Balti-
more store. as well as those of Messrs. Wight
& Carroll.
Messrs. Champlin & Martin are building .
carriage house on the south side Of their stable,
lSx56 feet.
Thacher's new hotel Is now ready for &C.
,upancy, and the proprietor has commenced
moving in.
On and after next Wednesday. 1t will be
awful to shoot quail. They are very abun-
liant this year.
Mr.. Donald McPhail's store building at As
n about two weeks.
The wheat buyers wore brighter c0untc-
iances the Other day when they cav wheat
>tifftning" a little.
DIR. Horton, brother of Mrs. L. NJ. futile,
"a dentist of Cleveland, Ohio. was visiting 10
he city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Hale have so far recov-
red from their severe aud prolonged illness
IS TO be about again.
The regular quarterly October meeting OF
he County Commissioners takes place one
week from next Monday.
Mr.. Theo. Very returned from the eastern |
art OF the State last Sunday, after enjoying |
cry pleasant vacation.
DIR. Thomas, an eminent ply stefan Of Leav.
was in the city last week, having |
,een called to attend upon Mr.. ". r. Gels.
Competition in telling big whoppers helps
and Boon Will take back eat |
'hree Of kind beats one pair-Ask John.
Our readers will find . great deal OF space
evoted to advertising this week, but not one !
1hit less the usual quantity OF reading mat
r.
We notice that Ira l.. Carver, Of Boston, for.
lerly merchant of this city. WAS registered |
the Fifth Avenue House, Topeka, on Mon
ay.
The numerous friends OF W. r. Gels will be
aimed TO learn that his condition IL unchang-
4. with no bright prospect Of An early recov-
~.
A little three-year old son OF Ferdinand
abitcheck fell from . fence last night and
roke his leg. The little sufferer 10 doing we'll
ow.
Dol. Phillips is advertis ed to make the aRri-
lltural address at the Neosho Valley Dis
let Fair, this week. He probably Won't be
Iere.
The council met last Monday night. Be-
des allowing bills, they received the report 4
! the treasurer and had . general talk" over
fairs.
Messrs. Shultz and Wllmarth have the con-
act OF buildeug Mr.. C.. E. Faulkner's new
Mr.. Haskell, Of Lawrence, b The
rchitect, u