The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-22
THURsDAY,JU JULY q, 1850.


Pa,fies risi,ing lvrr Tort r'u Spd tie JOtR-SA.
on pie at Geo. p. Ro'oeH & Cos. ddrerfiseiss ages
IL. Spruce .Snee.
Fine moonlight.
Circus next Saturday.
Watermelons are here.
Many suffering from colds.
Now the Herald will eat judicia
crow.
Wheat begins TO roll in quite album
dainty.
The neon has changed again and sc
has the Herald.
Let's see; was il Prescott the Herald
supported for Judge?
The Republican Central Committee
meets next Saturday.
The question at issue-is the Herald
Republican or Democratic:
The Herald man locks sick. He j.
troubled with Prescott fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Hayward
have returned from the Easr.
Presbyterian social tonight at the
residence Of Mrs. J. 8. Voorhees,.
A few complain of the condition OF
their corn-the majority do not.
Wild grapes were never better mol
more abundant than at this season.
Col. Spivey has gone to the noun
talns for ten days recreation trip.
Following the delightful rain OF
Sunday night, much cool weather set
i'm.
IL will he lawful Ia hunt prairie
chickens on and after one week from
next Sunday.
Why not have Harvest Home FEES
tival. The farmers have prosPered
and all are happy.
Messrs. NJ. w. Rotroci,, Of McPher-
son, and G. ID. Wasseli, of Illinois,
called last Monday.
Universalist services at Academy ri
Music. on Sunday evening, July -, at
so'clock All are welcome.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church hold a social at the residence
of Mrs. J. :. Voorhees, tonight.
Miss Lee, Of Kansas City, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. II. Prescott She
will remain here for several weeks.
The county commissioners held "a
short session last week for the purpose
Of passing upon some road matters.
Il. w. Blair is an applicant for the
position of Receiver OF the Wakeeney
Land Office. made vacant 10y the death
ofCapt. Hunter.
The Democratic primary elections
in the various townships will Ice held
on Friday, the I'D day of July, 1850,
from ; To q z. VI.
Hon. A. Il. Lemon, Superintendent
of Public Instruction for Kansas, was
i'm the city the first of the week, at
tending the Institute.
Mrs. 81. John, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Clarkson, for
several weeks, started on thus morn
ing's train for Illinois.
II is quite probable that a very large
crowd will he on hand next Saturday
to witness the antics of the clown and
see him cut = watermelon.
We suggest that il would lie a good
idea Ia clip the ears Of the fellow
across the alley, then stick them on "a
wings, and dub him as the original OF
'Raphael's Cherub."
Master Charley Schwartz WAS quite
badly bitten 10y - dog last Saturday.
The same dog had proved dangerou.
"n other occasions in biting children
He has since been despatched
Mr.M ID Berg left "n Tuesday morn.
ing on "A trip to Wisconsin. in which
State Mrs. Berg has been visiting rel.
atives for several weeks. Both will
return 10 Salina in about four weeks
Mr.. Banks, of Saiina, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday, looking af.
ter his chances for State SenatOrship
Mr.. Banks was formerly county attor
ney of this county, and is well known
Ia many of the old settlers Mel he,.
son Repnttiean.
Mr.. Jerome has already retired from
the H6ydid and become connected
with the Nems-.idrocdte. He got
enough of Ratty i'm three or fnul
days. He couldn't stand il any Ion.
ger.
The wheat will average throughout
the county, per acre, about a. our re-,
port of the farmers during the month
of April indicated. From twelve {,
fifteen bushels 10 the acre will he ia.
average.
X. Il. Sterling, formerly of hi,
place, and quite well-known as :
lightning" real estate agent, is loc,
ted AT Beaverton, Rawlins county. He
is working in the county seat bushes.
just now.
The Democrats are waking up con.
siderahly in this county. They held 4
meeting AT New Cambria on Saturday
evening, and one on Monday evening
Al Brookville. They hold one at Ba.
Naria next Monday evening.
The city treasury ~ss never in ~
good condition as now The scrip /,
always AT par, and for this reason all
lator for the city is performed much
cheaper than ever before. There i.
always money In the treasury.
Revs. \. w. Dahisien, Swenson and
Seleen went 10 MariadahI, Pottawat-
ionic County, last Monday, 10 attend
AN orphans festival being held there.
They will return tonight and preacl,
al the Swedish Lutheran Church.
There have is--n some f..ars concern
ing the corn; bur We believe that in
nearly all localities they are now dis
PEELED. The promise is that with suf-
fieient rain shortly We shall have one
of the best corn crops ever raised in
Kansas.