The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-10
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1850.

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10. !Sprsce sareef.
Garfield.
Harvest!
The dust bO0meth!
Nobody got his man.
Several hot days lately.
Harvest has commenced.
Dave King. the hats yours!
Court has adjourned until Monday.
The fishermen seem to have fair
luck.
Look for Finch's local notice else
where.
Fourth of July three weeks from
next Sunday.
The weather seems most propitiOus
for the harvest.
Farmers will be in the midst Of har-
vest next week.
Quite quantity of wool marketed
here this week.
Mr.. r. C. Kear has gone to Pennsyl-
vanis for short visit.
Friday last was the hot day of the
season. Everybody sweltered.
Several pieces of wheat have been
cot In the vicinity of Iron Mound.
We are panied to learn Of the very
serious illness of Miss May Warner.
Hon. A. s. Palmer, Of Onsrga, Ills,
Is visiting his brother, Col. :. NJ. Pal
mer.
The steamer is ready again for bust
ness and will make trips as often as
demanded.
We are now drinking soda water
with Mr.. ]. NJ. Champion, in honor Of
that little girl.
Mr.. John Harmon, q well-knOwn
politician Of LeavenwOrth, was in
town last Monday.
The County Commissioners COM
menced sitting as a Board of Equali-
zatlOn last MONDAY.
No doubt the Salina delegation to
Chicago figured at the outcome rs
original Garfield men,"
Would it not be well for the farm
ers to have grand picnic at the park
to follow the harvest!
1t is expected that the new school
building will be ready for occupancy
at the opening of the Fall term.
The indications are that quite del
egation of Salina folks will attend the
Lindsborg 5th of July celebration.
Raspberries, Strawberries, cherries
and gooseberries have been quite plen-
tiful in the market for several days.
A runaway team was secured on the
vacant spot opposite our office yester-
day. Luckily no damage was done.
The JOURNAL has the largest circu-
lstion Of any paper on the Kansas Pa
cific between this place and Topeka.
There are some pieces of wheat re-
ported which will average more than
p bushels per acre. Pretty good for
the "failure yearv'
Street Commissioner Harrison il
employed with his gang of men in
constructing the ditch leading from
Tenth street to the river.
Uuiversalist servicesa at the Acatiamy
Of Music, next Sunday, ut 8 o'clock
p. M. Subject-"The Beauty Of HO-
liness." All are welcome.
Mr.. p. A. Hof started for st. Louis
last Monday. Paul will remain in that
city during the summer, but will prob
ably return to Salina next Fall.
Mr.. John Baker returned from Col
orsd0 last Tuesday. He informs us
that Mr.. Wagstaff las gone on from
Denver to Leadville, for a short visit.
Prof. Rex has been granted the use
Of = room in the High School building
during the summer vacation, for the
purpose Of opening class in German.
Judge Foster and Prof. +. NJ. Ham
ilton were pupils of JamesA. Garfield
the next President, while he was prin
cipal of Hiram University, Hiram,
Ohio.
On account of the serious illness Of
Miss May Warner. the Dramatic Club
will not be able to give their entertain
ment at present. 1t is indefinitely
postponed.
Agricultural implement dealers are
all on the qui rire. Headers have been
rolling out of town in an endless pro-
cessiOn for the past few days. A right
royal time for the dealers.
A temperance meeting is to be held
At Bridge school house, Eureka town.
ship, next Sunday. at O'Clock p. NJ.
Judge Hanback, and DIR. Bishop are
the speakers for the occasion.
Mr.. w. h. Scholl, county commits
siOner, has been confined to his home |
for several days with quite severe |
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ering, and able to be about again.
The boys, with pencil In hand and
beautifully designed tally sheets, inn
patiently await the assembling of the |
Democrats ut Cincinnati, which hap |
pens one week from next Tuesday.
The Judicial Committee meets at |
Ellsworth to-day, to decide whether or
no convention shall be called Mr..
7. J. Going, committeeman from this
county, hasgoae UP to attend the meet
Ing.
The play grounds at the school park
are silent. The boys are devising
ways and means by which to pass
away these long summer afternoons
comfortably, and IS quickly rs po->i-
Bile.
The lecture delivered before the Ma
sous Of this city last Thursday even
Ing, on Masonic Treasure In Mount
MaFiah." Il represented by the frater-
nity to have been very able and in
strucfiye.
The festival given by the Hook and