The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-03
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1850.

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on DE al Go. p. Roseii & tss. Adrevsiseiss agrnt
10. Spruce Nreef.
WhO'snominated?
Very dusty to-day.
Some delightful weather.
Lawn picnics are in order.
Hook and Ladder Festival.
And still the headers go out
II to 1.-the wheat-per acre.
Spring chickens and Strawberries.
One month-and then Fourth Of
July.
The golden harvest is nearly al
hand.
The u. S. census taker has com.
menced war.
Mr.. We'll is again able to ride to his
business place.
Strawberries and ice cream next
Saturday night.
The frame Of Col. Culp's new resi-
dence is up and enclosed.
Mrs. J. +. Robinson has returned
from her prolonged visit East.
1t rained, then it rained, and it
rained, and then il rainel again.
On the .6th of this month, & per
cent will he added To unpaid taxes.
The county commissioners meet as
. Bosrdof Equalization next Monday.
Look up ten cents and go and in
spect the Art Gallery Thursday night
Mr. Ii. p. StOlz, editor of the Wa
Keeney Leader, made as u visit yes
terday.
We saw wheat Monday in which
the binder can be used without any
trouble at all.
Two little girls-Val Eberhardt pro-
prietOr of one and Simon Berg prOpri-
etor of the other
Some pieces of wheat will be ready
for harvesting the last of this week or
the first of next.
Rev DIR. Davis il expected to return
this week and to Offitiate at the NJ. f..
church next Sabbath.
Mr.. A. p. Collins speared 800 pounds
of buffalo fish, last week, with pitch
fOrk.-iSOfOmOn Sentinel.
MIR. A. X. Heads school on the Null
berry closed last week with a very
pleasant social ON Friday.
BE sure and patronize the festival Of
the Hook ana Ladder Company which
takes place Saturday night.
Ira l.. Carver, a former merchant of
this city, WAS visiting his Salina
friends the first of the week.
We are requested to state that the
County Horticultural Society will not
Int ct next Monday, rs was Intended.
Rt. Rev. Louis NJ. Fink, Bishop Of
Leavenworth, was a guest Of Mr.. w.
X. Gels, during his recent visit to this
city.
The birds were perplexed upon Mon
day and Tuesday over the question AS
to whether they should 20 north or
south.
Capt. S. II. Williams returned from
Denver on Tuesday, to spend few
days with his family and friends in
Saiina.
Whitehead L. Seaman are now sup
piled with an extra number of all the
hailies. by reason of the Chicago Con
ventiOn.
Rev. ]. n. Lee, ID. d.. of Ohio,
brother 81 Mrs. Judge Prescott. offici-
ated ut the services of the Episcopal
Church last Sabbath.
Hon. W. II. Fitzpatrick, Receiver of
the L. S. Land Office at Topeka, WAS
In the city last week, visiting his son,
Prof. T. ID. Fitzpatrick.
II. II. Cavanaugh has been appoint
ed clerk in the office of DIR. Hodge,
Register of the u. :. Land Office, sue
ceeding Judge August Bondi.
Telephone connections have been
established between Whitehead 4
Seaman's and A. 4. Auter's estab-
lishments. The line works well.
The air of Monday possessed almost
the chillness of winter. 1t was made
frigid by the Sunday hail storm, prob
ably. Tuesday was also quite cool.
Capt. J. ID. Marsh started for his old
home in Pennsylvania last Monday
night, being summoned by telegram
announcing the death of brother.
John L0uth returned from Nebras-
ka last week, where he has been visit
ing his sister. He reports that state
~ suffering very much from drought.
The Lutheran and Christian Sunday
Schools are picnicing to-day-the for
mer school in the grove on MIR. Slim
mel's place, and the latter 1T the Park.
Mrs. DIR. Daily and Mrs. DIR. Dodd
started Tor the East last Monday morn
ing, the first 10 visit at Youngstown,
Ohio, and the latter ut Steubenville,
Ohio.
MARRIED-At the brides residence.
in Topeka, Kansas, June lst, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ. Jeremiah O'Leary to
Mary Smith, by DIR. $. T. Dodd, of
Salina, Kansas.
The plate glass fronts to the Rash,
Schwartz and Berg store buildings.
broken by the heat Of the City Hotel
building fire, have arrived and are be-
ing placed i'm position.
some very Anticipated smells on
our streets since the last rains. In
strength and 0ffensiveness one would
certainly date their age as far back as
two or three centuries, at least.
Mr.. Herbert Y. Wood was married
10 Miss Ella Eliza Skinner, at Assaria.
last Saturday evening, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Z. X. Jones,
Of Mission Ridge NJ. +. Church.
The indications that Salina will are
Not celebrate the Fourth of July and n
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