The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-17
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1880.
The boys would a swimming 90.

Several wheat stacks already appear
Steamboat excursions are frequent
1t is now the boom of the harvest
ers.
The harvesters are in the fields hard
at work
Fred. H. WiIdman went to Chicago
this week.
Could there he finer weather for
harvesting?
Bender's team calls forth many ad-
miriRg calculations.
A little rain would help the spring
crops in some localities.
Col. J. r. Hallowell, u. S. District
Attorney, is i'm the city.
Mr.. Randolph. Mr.. GOOdnOw's part
ner, returned to Salina last week.
Mr.. J. H. Hyde has sold the Linds-
borg LOcaiist to Mr.. John McPhail.
The grain is dead ripe, and most Of
it will he victimized by the headers
this week.
Judge John Foster attends the Gin
cinnati convention. He started east
yesterday.
1t is rumored that G. w. Emerson
will return to Salina, to make his res
idence here.
Capt. J. q. Mohler, having spent a
few days in the mountains, returned
last Saturday.
Tom Williams is back from the
mountains on business. He will re-
turn tomorrow.
The Hays City Sentinel calls Hon.
ID. II. Wagstaff' the "fOrmer Premier
of Kansas politics."
Very little is seen of the farmers
now. They only come in for supplies
or machinery repairs.
Mr.. T. F. Carver speaks at the Park
on the occasion of the reunion of Penn
sylvanians-July Sd.
A glorious sunset last evening. One
of the many brilliant sunset pictures
for which Kansas is noted.
n. c. Savage, representing II. Ii.
Graham 4 Co., st Louis. called yester-
day. He is nice; he's jolly.
Mrs. Jacob Dewitt starts for the
East Tomorrow, to spend several
M ha l,a
Col. Phillips will arrive i'm few
days, and will probably enter upon
canvass of the District for Congress.
J. w. Hart, editor of the Abilene
Chronicle, and w. G. Davidson. an at
torney of that place called last night.
Mr.. Fred. H. Wildman started for
Chicago last Monday. He will make
= visit i'm that city for several weeks
The Messrs. Whitehead and Mrs.
J. NJ. Underwood returned from Jack
sOnville, ILL.,, last Thursday evening.
The county commissioners have adj
journed, TO assemble again on the 5th
Of July. the regular quarterly meet.
ing.
The Salina boys who are skirmish-
ing for ducafs in ColOrado-with the
exception of one or two-are all doing
well.
A number of persons INDUCED in
picnic at the Park yesterday, and an
other party in a boat ride and hop last
night.
Mr.. Wagstaff recently sold his run
ming horse, Greeley, for S35o-a par
fy in Colorado becoming the pur-
chaser.
Services of Univer-alist Church at
the Academy of Music on SUNDAY
evening. June %. at O'Clock. All are
welcome.
The Salina Soap Works have again
changed hands. Mr.. i. l.. Wilson
has sold the establishment to Mr.. +.
>. Furman.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
be present at the Grand Opening Gel
ebration of the Emporia Wafer Works,
which occurs to-day.
Capt. c. w. Banks has returned
from his eastern trip. While away he
visited Boston, New York. Pittsburg
and some other cities.
Dogs, beware of the Marshal. He's
after you! The yellow article across
the alley is supremacy safe, because he
Is collared and labeled.
Persons making application for orig
inal pensions must apply before July
LIST, or no arrears will be paid. Addi-
fiOnal bounty cannot he collected after
the LIST of July.
J. w. Russell designs starting a
boarding house in Denver. We regret
very much that he feels compelled to
seek new place of business. He is
one of our best citizens.
Mr.. J. c. TORY, recently of Illinois,
has located here. Mr.. TORY is q BROTH
er-in-law of Mr.. A. G. Sloan, and for
the present will represent the latter in
the drm of Campbell, Sloan 4 Tuthill.
A son of Mr.. f. Lamkin, Saline
county, was snake-bit last week. !
Lucky il was not a very poisonous
snake. The result only being q swol- |
len ankle, from which he was soon re-
lieved.-LindsbOrg Localist.
On the evening of June 10th, at the
residence of the brides parents, I'm
Lawrence, Mr.. T. n. Beckey, Of Sa-
lima, was married 10 Miss Mabel NJ.
+. Murphy. Rev. DIR. James Marvin
officiating
During the Cincinnati convention,
which convene~ next Tuesday, the tel
egraph Offices Of the city will furnish
our citizens with the latest news free
of charge, rs they did during the Chi
cagO convention.
Mr.. A. c. Sloan returned from the
mountains last week. He has been
greatly benefited by his life among
the Rockies, and looks A. rugged rs a
trapper. He will return TO Colorado
in about two weeks.