The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
Actual Circulation I,ooo-428 moro
than tho Saiina Herald.

a cOol s,mmer-the prophets say.
Ann Eliza Young tomorrow night
Bonnie llama is visiting in Hays C,ty
Farmers, get ready for the a Agricultural Fair
We are to have an Agricultural Fair TIL
fall.
No let up on immigration. And still the,
come.
The Cardiff giant tarried until Tues,ia,
night.
NJ. E. Social at Maxey House next Thursda!
evening.
Mr.. C. f. Hyde, cashier OF the Salina Bank
has returned.
Mr.. Ben. Niekles. of Bunker HILLS visitin.
relatives here.
Mr.. e. A. Nave has his law Office over thu
Baltimore store.
The CO. ored exodus has not materially at
fected Salina thus far.
We regret to learn that the wife of Mrs A.
c. Sloan Is very dangerously sick.y
Street Commissioner Harrison is making q
regular race track of East Iron avenue.
Messrs. Carver, Spivey, Banks and Noble,
are attending court in Mcpherson county.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Sale started for st. Joseph, Mo-,
Yesterday morning, on a visit to his home.
The communication Of &C." from Brook.
lille, came too late for publication this week.
The X. Il. has put reclining chairs on the
night train over that road. A great improve.
ment.
Watson, Sloan, Auter and two or three
others open the season with handsome phe-
tons.
Il. A. Lovitt, Esq. has moved his law office
to the second story Of j. C. Rash & Sons new
building.
BabcOck Fire Engine is offered for sale ut a
bargain.
Nr. Curtin, from Ohio, an old friend OF +.
C. Harvey, Esq. made us a short call. on
Tuesday.
The different livery stables are adding some
handsome vehicles, notably SO Messrs. Cav
erich and Hilton.
Mrs. Geo. Hawley. wife of the Superinten-
dent Of the Poor Farm, has gone to Michigan
for a few weeks visit.
Mr. Thomas White has about completed his
large farm house. 1t is one of the most CON-
modious in the county.
We are sorry to hear of the serious illness
of Mrs. e. A. Nave, who is suffering from in
fiammatory rheumatism.
Rev. d. F. Hcrrick. of Eden, Erie county
N. V, will preach in the Baptist church next
Sabbath. morning and evening.
Mr.. A. l.. Dodge arrived in .Salina, over land
from Missouri, last Tuesday evening. He will
proceed TO Colorado or bust"
The boss sign hands over the Opera
House front, announcing that in that block the
Kansas Land Agency holds forth.
II was r,lmOred that go colored people
would reach Saiina last Tuesday evening, but
they didn't make their appearance.
Judge Prescott has been very sick with con-
gestive chills. His physician, DIR. Switzer, in
forms us that he has nearly recovered.
Notice is given this week that sealed prOpo-
sails for renting the Poor Farm will be re-
ceived by the county clerk on the 3lst inst.
Father Billings. OF st. Louis, Is conducting
service in the Catholic church OF this city.
Tomorrow the jubilee service will be held.
A drumming company" is to be organized.
The young men meet to organize the COM
pany at the Engine House tomorrow night.
The next meeting of the Pliny Farmers
Club will take place on May 9th, 1879, at 3
o clock r. NJ, at the home Of Mr.. J. W. Amos,
Broadview. All invited.
The Kansas Central Loan & Trust Company
have moved their Office into the room in the
Opera House building. which was recently va
Gated by the Baltimore Clothing Store.
The Kansas Pacific Land Department sold
during the month of April, i3,3li.S acres OF
land. Average price, $50 per acre. During
the first week of May 4,776 acres were SOLD.
Judge Aug. Bondi has been employed as a
clerk in the U. s. Land Office by Register
Bond. The Judge is "cQual to the occasion"
there rs everywhere else he has been engaged.
Prof. LaBat, a yiolinist of some considera-
BILE distinction, gave admirable concert at the
Liederkranz Hall last evening. He Is certainly
wonderful performer. MIR. Youngheisch assisted him
at times at the organ.
The M. +. Church has taken four shares in
the Home Loan & Building Association (Ofiice
with +. C. Harvey, esq.,, for the purpose OF
building parsonage. Quite good idea.
Councilman Holmqvist, Chairman ofthe Fire
Committee. has ordered 200 pound fire alarm
bell from Cincinnati, which will arrive in ten
days, II is of the best metal and warranted.
A double force Of surveyors are engaged In
setting the grade stakes on the line Of the s.
4 $. between Salina and this place. They
will probably get to LindsbOrg some time
next week.-LindsbOrg LOcalist-
The application for an injunction made by
Mr.. John Lamar, Of McPherson county, to re-
strain the commissioners Of his county from
issuing bonds to the n. s. NJ. Is to be consid-
cred on the 9th Of this month.
Representatives OF different bridge compa-
MES have been in town for number OF days.
figuring for the contracts OF constructing the
new bridges which have been ordered built by
the county commissioners.
The graduating exercises of the Salina High
School will be held in the Opera House In
June. There are four graduates this season
Misses Christie Campbell and Lille GARRISON,
and Masters Rosie Burch and VIM. Bishop.
Geo. Logan has provided every convenience
IN, laar;ny VEGETABLES fresh this season and