The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

Co.ley. VIM. Reynolds. Il. Hoy or Moatrr Brothers,
| oil business mea Of Lawrence.
LOCAL BREvlTsEs.
Horace Greeley is running daily in Salina.
Mrs. F. H. wildman and children returned
| from the East last Friday.
There was quite fo2 last Friday morning.
Il was - ''intense" IS anybody's tog
Miss Ada Maxey has returned from Texas,
where she has been visiting for several months.
Owing to an injury to some Of the machine.
~ Of the steamboat. It was not run during
| the Fair.
Printers are sometimes In luck The Senior
calls, Briggs, We'll. Seitz and the Others. with
i2pound boy.
A sister OF Mrs. +. +. Gsrver-from
Pennsylvania, is visiting here, having arrived
Friday morning.
Judge A. =. Callahan. special agent and cor
respondent OF the 81. Louis Times-JOurnsl,
called last Monday.
We call attention to communication pub
lished In another column upon the sdvisability
Of the COunty's purchasing Oak Dale Park.
Col. Phillips started TOR the Indian Territory
last Monday evening. He will be engaged
with business at the Nation for about two
weeks.
An effort Is being made to establish new
post Office at Mfr. A. C. Waits. in Walnut
township, to be called '.Torrey post office F."
In case 1t Is established the present Office at
Broadview will be discontinued.
The Morning News is the name OF the little
daily which records the proceedings Of the
Tournament. IL is published from this office,
and is edited by ). n. Greeley, who makes
''ROme howl" In very satisfactory manner
Mr.. 1. F. Clark. of this city, Is making AZ
engagements to start newspaper at Abilene.
It will be named the weekly Democrat and
will be ready for its patrons In about q month.
Some $1,000 have been pledged for the new en-
terprise BY the citizens Of Dickinson county.
Aessrs. Addison 4 Wells have received their
new bus. Ii will be run to and from train for
the benefit q the Metropolitan and Linden
Hotels. Three busscs and several other vehi-
cles Ut the depot, upon the arrival and depart
IRE OF trains, makes quite ''hOtel showing -
Jay Gould. accompanied by his family. Re-
ceiver Smith aud Superintendent BrinkerhOfi
arrived from the West O., Friday last. Messrs
A. w. Wickhsm. I. l.. Lynde, d. B. Powers
and 8. N. Palmer. officers Of the South western.
Joined them on trip al survey to L,ndsborg.
Returning that evening. the Gould party went
East Saturday morning.
Mr.. J. s. Weaver, well known here as Q for
mer grain dealer, has located at Stanberg, u
point on the Omaha extension Of the North
Missouri Railroad. One thing peculiar about
the town Is that It has, As yet, few it any
poets In store for II. Mr.. Weaver engages In
the grain and grocery business.
Mr.. Arson Miller, Of Eureka township, an
nounces that he will be candidate for County
Commissioner in the second District. subject
to the decision Of the Republican Convention
We have known Mr.. Miller for . number OF
years and have always found him to be . most
worthy. honorable. honest and reliable gentle
man. Not word can be said against his ca
pability and fitness tor the plsce. A Re
publican he has always been 'stsiu Art, y
having cast his first vote while In the army ct
Atlanta. GeorRia. for Abr>ham Lincoln.
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Inc ioaio"inx ne a's1" "ss w" pun"
lished by the Fire Department: General
Alarm-Sevesal successive tolls OF the bell.
On. ,o,,-I,on Av.nne corner s.n,, Ee Ave.
nue Too ,o,,.-E,m corner Third S,rse,
Th,a. ,,.,,s-Nor,h corner can't. 5. Eour
,.,,. N,..n Co.,, co,r., All s,,..,
E,v. ,o,,,-E,oh, S,n.et corner w.,nu, S,rre,
g, ,o,,.-vY,,h S,,.a, oo,rs. so,,h s,r,.,
s.vs, ,o,,s- Th;,d s,,.., corner w.lne, Str.<.
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Toes predictions '"s t"e REMAINDER "' 'ne
month are - follows:
ith to .th or { CLOUDY Weatnei. WIN socaI
,a,h ~, c,ondins .h,e.,en,o~ vrssher
win heeyy rains and severe storms In places ; |
18th to 18th b Il clear or fair; 10th to 18th