The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-24
Actual Circulation, loAo-A68 more
than the 9allna herald.

The minds Eye Of the Advocate is fixed up
on ''ring.''
The frame Of TEACHERS new hotel building
has been raised.
Gle. called last Monday.
People haye been painting for the old ia
miliar southern breezes.
In our next Issue will appear the delinquent
tax list Of Saline county.
Houses begin to dot the new addition Of
Col. Phillips, west of town.
Sleep! restorative sleep ! 1t often fails to put
in an appearance these nights.
Notwithstanding theexcessive heat the gen.
eral health Of this locality Is good.
A large hero Of Texas horses supplies the
demand for horse flesh just at present.
Land Commissioner Gilmore has gone to
New York, on Il ten days business trip.
The many friends of Mr.. Frank Ferlen are
extending their congratulations. IL Is a fine
boy.
Sarah Dolph 3lste proprietress.. OF the bagnio
on Fifth street. died last Tuesday and was
buried yesterday.
Ten Of the "exoduses" arrived at this sta
ton last Sunday, and were quartered at the
Emigrant house.
cases OF yellow fever which may result from
the presence Of the 'exoduses."
Mr.. A. l.. Dodge returned from the noun
tains the first of the week He believes that
his health is somewhat improved
Col. Phillips soon starts for the Western
country. and during his travels will cores
pond with the New York Tribune.
Mr.. J. w. Aldrich has removed to Linds-
borg, to become salesman for Ober. Hageman
& Whitteridge in their store at that place
A circus company have concluded not to
show here ON account OF the ''heighth'' Of
the license. Good for the license, say we.
The mercury on Monday went very close to
100 degrees In the shade. On Tuesday it was
fully 100, and some argue that 1t was over.
On account Of poor health Mrs Presbrey has
been obliged to give up her class In music.
and Miss Tirzah Huxtable takes charge Of it.
A gentleman who works at the Foundry
is now confined to his bed. He has been quite
sick.
The man Stanley who was arrested by Mar
shall Tutile on the charge Of assault upon Mar
tin Gaverick. and OF robbery, has been re-
leased.
MIR. Ii. II. Miller brings us a wonderfully
large cucumber. 1t measures II inches in
length and inches diameter. How's that for
a cucumber? t
From Mr.. Cavanaugh We learn that he ex-
poets surveyors OF the Missouri Pacific extern
sion enterprise to arrive in the county on to-
morrow or next day.
Another fine rain storm last Friday night,
which was of much benefit. There was also
some severe thunder and lightning. No ele-
vatOrs were struck however. itB
Col. +. C. culp has purchased of Judge
Beebe one Of those fine lots opposite Maj
Berks' residence, on South Santa Fe, with the
purpose OF building at an early day.
ID. L. Robbins, NJ. d., proprietor OF the
Union City (Penna.) Times, was caller last
Tuesday. He was accompanied by his wife:
and they were en- route to the mountains.
The meeting of the Kansas Valley Detective
Association will be held at the City Hall, on
NJ xt, July 26th. Business or import
ance to DO transacted. A full attendance is
desired.
lecture will be delivered before the Nor
NAL Institute In the NJ. T.. church, on Friday
evening. by Miss Mary p. Wright. Subject
Scott AMI his Poems" Lecture to commence
Is minutes after S o'clock. i
A race has been arranged to take place at
the Park next Saturday. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ, be-
tween Horace Greeley. Of Salina, and the
Duncan mare Of Hays City. 500 a side have
been put up. 7t 1851 fsi 81
A very ugly looking storm coming up from
the southwest. though it did not reach Sslina,
was sufficient to put the fire company In read
mess. They proposed to doctor all ''shocks"
just sslsoon as building should be struck.
A young hopeful in one Of our Sunday
ScOOls was asked who made this beautiful
and all the beautiful objects therein.
His reply was that he couldn't tell, Is he had
just arrived, and only been here a few days.
One week from tomorrow 1t will be lawful
for ye hunter to waylay and shoot the stueRn'
out of ye prairie chicken. DO it. we beseech
.hee, without malice aforethOught, and do
not do it as il you were expected to slaughter
Ill ye chickens In the country.
Quite serious accident happened to Mr.. K.
5. Champlin last Monday. In leaving the loft
II his livery stable to go down stairs, he lost
his balance and tell to the ground-breaking
both bones OF his left wrist aud two fingers Of
his right hand. He Is now doing very we'll
German and English ser vices will take place
It the Lutheran church. next sabbath. Rev.
L. c. E,imonds will conduct the services. He |
wishes the presence Of all members Of the
German Reformed church. as we'll as all others |
who wish to unite with the church.
Mrs. Amanda McCandless, daughter Of
William Il. Amos, Esq. Of Broa,iview p. o,
Eureka township, Saline county. died last
sabbath afternoon. She was buried Monday |
It Gypsum HIll cemetery. An obituary no,i,e |
will appear next week.
IL is reported thai representatives OF the |
chicago & Alton road were In town last week, |
oeking into the feasibility Of building q road |
through kansas to Salina. II Is also reported |
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