The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-17
Actual Circulation, loAo-Ao8 moro
than the Saiina herald.

| Mr.. +. A. Powers has returned.
The dust is becoming annoying again.
The streams have resumed their usual levels.
The streets look rather duh about midday.
Kite flying helps pass the vacation hours.
Some considerable sickness in this vicinity
reported.
Wheat coming into market, but in no great
quantities.
Z. IL. Cavanaugh Is at Topeka witness
in the Scrailord case.
The reaeher's Institute convened Monday,
and is now ia iuil blast.
j Judge Prescott has been dangerously sick.
but i now getting better.
\ combat between an exodus and Teuton
on Filth street, Monday night.
Mr.. G. II. Ciawson, of this city. was admit
ted TO the bar at Abilene, last Monday.
We are pleased to hear that Mr.. ". Cav er-
ich is nearly recovered from his injuries.
| Two new roads have been ordered laid out
Observe the notices published elsewhere.
DIR. Murdoch went to the mountains Satur-
day evening. lie will return in few days.
Mrs. ). NJ. Palmer has been very sick with
congestiye chills. She is somewhat improved.
the Smoky Hill. They should be picked. >
Corn is jumping towards fifteen feet in
height-and this is not strctching the truth,or
the corn.
Mr.. Aaron Robbins has been appointed
treasurer of Pleasant Valley t0snshiP, to fill
vacancy.
Col. VIM. A. Phillips returned from Wash
ington last Sunday. He will remain at home
about two weeks.
Mr. j. n. Tinkham, special agent Of the
Continental Insurance Company Of New York,
called last Tuesday.
We feel so highly honored-the Senior name again
appears in the Herald, although the rat said 1t
never should again.
We hear tina. Messrs. Eberhart & Sudepdorf
are making arrangements to open lumber
yard at Lindsborg. rssy .gsE
Mr.. G. A. Kingman is making arrangements
to build quite large dwelling house on his
Gypsum creek farm. ga sUs1r
Two or three parties talk Of estabnsfnng
themselves in the mercantile business at the
new town Of Assaria. ffttf,ss n
The thermometer still remains in the nine
ties, with no disposition to change. Sunday
and Monday were "melters''
Last Friday the county commissioners or.
dered the Salina 81 Southwestern bonds OF
Smoky View township executed.
Work on the foundation OF Mr.. Thacher's
hotel-at the corner of Iron avenue and Sew
euth street. has been commenced. -
Col. Phillips lectures before the Teachers
Institute tomorrow night, at the Presbyterian
church, on christian Civilization"
The heavens were overcast with black clouds
last evening. and the indications were that We
would get rain. But it came not.
Messrs. C. W. Banks and G. II. CIawson
will attend to Col. Spiyey s county attorsey
business. during his absence In Colorado.
Another one of those sultry times last Sun
day evening. when sleep was banishei from
all eyes. Monday night was nearly as bad.
Judge and Mrs. Prescott have the sympathy
| vi uany IIttUuS III tuc iOSs va yOuuSCs'
chiid-a little boy, who was buried last Mon
day.
! The Pliny Farmers Club meets August 9th
at four o'clock Z. NJ, ut the residence Of Ia
cob Federhen. onc laile west Of Pliny Gypsum
Creek. S 50 p "a
The Superintendent Of the Poor Farm N.
been ordered to bring woman whofs now a
the farm before the I'rpbate .JHds,e, to he tries
for lunacy.
Mr.. a. ". Wickham returned from Ohi'
Tuesday morning, but started back INST esyen.
ing on hearing of the dangerous Illness Of his
youngest child.
Mr. ". Y. Gels started for Latrobe. Penna.
last Tuesti morning, having leafnes Of The
severe illness of Mrs. Gels, " 10 ieis Der WIS
Iiting friends there. y sly! 90 I'll
One Of the finest suetch,s q sidewalks 10 IT,
city is that which was recently butt betweei
Seventh and Eighth streets, on the south sid,
of Mulberry street.
The bald-headed LOthario-that "Chicag(
rat'-whose cOuntenance hetrays the gross
est sensuality, undertakes to run down the
Col. Philips informed us this morning tina
he regards himself the first setter Of th
county. and that A. NJ. Campbell and Jane:
Muir crank next"
Mr. James Brit, Of Bridge r. o., had a set o
harness and fly nets stolen from his premise.
one night last week. And he is constable
too, That thief had cheek.
Mr.. John Ryan, having fitted up the build
ing on Santa Fe recently &C eupied by Capt
Aiken, In very sumptuous style, has ,openetl
up in the saloon business.
Last Saturday the county commissioners
went to Robbins ford. on Mulberry oredk-
Smiles north Of Brookville. to receive the new
piers Of the bridge which Is being built.
F. II. Viering, former sesident Of Gyp
sum Greek, this county, and well known ia
town, has been appointed postmaster of En-
terprise. Dickinson county. Good for ''Paul.
A cool air succeeded the hot tempe nature o
Tuesday evening, and refreshed everybody
very much But hot weather was again sub
stituted the middle OF the forenoon yesterday.
Mr.. b. A. Litowich has given up his inten
ton OF moving his store stock to Lindsbo re
We understand that he:has rented the building