The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-17
Register.
The circus is coming!
Let all the voters register.

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Fishing not very satisfactory as yet.
Circus one week from next Tuesday.
The wheat market excited-,lown East.
District Court for this county next Monday
The perfumes Of the fruit tire blossom. iii
the air.
The Fair Association will soon hold Its an
nual election.
The Saline county Liberal Society Is prepar
ing to build hall.
Rev. Z. +. Hill. of Clay Centre. Is in The
city for short visit.
| J. b. Criswell's easr=r-Siit was pair o
twins-boy AMI girl.
Observe the road notices publ shed this
week; also the bridge notice.
| The city council met for the allowance Of
bills last Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. W. Peterson Is now employed In Mr.
Shameless store at Lindsb0rg.
Mr.. n. H. Bishop is at Topeka. in the U.
8. District Court Jury business.
Easter Sunday was observed in our city
with the appropriate ceremonial.
The tranquility Of the streams was some
what disturbed by the late rains.
J. NJ. Anderson, of the Riverside Dairy. de-
| sires to purchase several mich cows.
Mr.. Robt MARYLAND returned from his east.
ern business trip last Friday morning.
Church attendance last Sunday night was
| very light. All owing to that storm.
Frank w. Davis has been released from the
jail on order OF the county commissioners.
Col. Cuip is at Abilene. on business connect
Ell with the Kansas Benevolent Association.
Rev. J. d. Hungate will preach In the Bap-
fist church Sunday next. morning and evening.
Rev. w. Smith speaks upon temperance at
the Christian church one week from next Sun
day evening.
The exact amount paid by the county for
the burglar proof safe in the treasurer's Office
was s6S7 10.
The Advocate has been published In Salina
Just four years. IS or 30 numbers were pub
lished at Mcpherson.
Archery Is all the rage now. Salina will
probably have such q run Of it as IL did OF
base ball few ye ars ago.
Mai. Norton Is improving his residence
property very much by raising the house and
adding q second story to 1t.
The large circus bills are posted opposite
the Herald ofice and on the fence opposite
Ober, Hageman Whittredge's.
East, has returned perfectly satisfied with his
trip. and more than ever with Salina.
Mrs. C. C. Culp and Mrs. WIN. ClarksOn
started for Ohio yesterday morning. They
will visit In the East for several weeks.
A little boy and little girl at the poor
farm can be adopted by some person DESTROYS
nf m n inO ruah odd IN, Sfxaf
Councilman Ober qualified Is an alderman
while In the East. thus complying with the
law requiring qualification within ten days.
The first real thunder and lightning per-
Torrance of the season took place last Sunday.
One or two strokes were intentionally near.
At the late meeting OF the county commits
sioners, C. X. Buell. and w. A. Parker were
appointed county treasurer examiners for the
present quarter.
II the Going city ticket had been elected
how the Herald would have fumed and swore.
had the city printing not been given to that
paper at full rates.
Miss Susan NJ. Rice. sister-in-law Of Mr.. A.
c. Wait, who has resided in this county for
several years. returned TO her old home In In
diana this morning.
Mr.. l.. White has discontinued the hide bus
mess IN wncn ne mss ~ Deen n, exssG LOT .ne
las. year ne s S.,s MS o' '""e ''' i'o"'s-
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ness at GraiDfield Kansas
Robert Crawford, N. f.. Reid ana Geo. Will
son nave Deen appo,;eu " tme coi ass,;"n
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Something over S., 900 has been the expcn-
ses Of the county tor the last quarter, but that
Is material decrease over .,e eHIense VI CUT
responding quarters u" previous years.
Never before has mud-pure mud. been so
acceptable to all rs during the past few days.
The soil looks much better pIastered down un-
der our feet than scattered ABOUT IN TIE AIR.
arrived last Friday evening, to attend the flu
neral of their son, A. J. Schwartz. They were
accompanied by Mrs. John Geis, of Johnstown,
Penna.
The county attorney has been ordered BY
the county commissioners to dismiss the cOun-
TVS suit against Robt, Morrow and others,
now pendnp In the District Court of Douglas
county.
Mr.. Jos Masker. of the KIP. Land Office.
has zone To Cincinnati on business connected
Will the land Department. He Will eturn