The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

IN Ge ss e.. r. Rs~su 4 ts's Ads-rfi..i.g e,..ls
10. S~@Ar
The rosss are blooming.
1.-THE NJ month Of school,"
Strawherries will soon be here.
Green vegetables getting plenty.
Hot winds yesterday and the day
before.
!. n. Snively returned to Denver on
Monday evening.
: The we wagons are now making
their daily rounds.
e. c. Olney, of Minneapolis, was in
Salina ON Tuesday.
The law firm of Hitler & Whitney
has been dissolved.
sc. Long was In the city last week +.
and made q short stay.
atiss DilIer, sister of Mrs. r. +. Gar
yer, has returned Fast.
The barOmeters are perplexed aud
the thermometers red hot,
r. X. Jeffries returned to the noun
tains on Tuesday morning.
ss' Mn. Kittie l.. White has been -ery
seriously i'll during the past week.
Hon. J. X. Mcclure, of Junction
City, is In the city attending court.
A special meeting of the knights Of
Honor will be held tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Casey shipped nine car loads Of
cattle aud hogs on Monday To Kansas
City.
Another wire for the Western L Mon
Telegraph "a. was put ia place last
Monday.
Mr.. Il. J. jenkins, Of theC City Mark
ct, has gone ont to Denver on stock
business.
Mrs. p. DOnegan (ncr kOthe), now Of
South Pueblo, Col, il visiting rela-
tives in this city
Mr. Dawson. of Baltimore, Nd. il
visiting hi. cousin, Mr.. ID. &. Lock
wood, in this city.
Several parties have already flown,
in anticipstionof the '-ledge- hammer
blows" "f the Grand Jury.
Ii il now going on four weeks sinc-
weh~ard the !NeWs-Adcocafe's ''gentIs.
racket. Has il suspended
How shall We celebrate the 10th All
niversary of our Independence; shall
We have general celebration:
Mr.. J. w. Rice. Of Mulberry, started
for Kentucky last Tuesday, to remain
In that State during the summer.
Ed futile, OF the X. T.. Land de-
tnrtment, Kansas City, Was visiting
relatives aud friends last Sunday.
We shall discontinue issuing our
supplement after this week, to resume
Il axain Ia September or October.
Mr. &. f.. I.ibbey started for the
mountains last Saturday. II" will re-
.n,ain in that country during the SUM-
mrr.
Mrs. st John, Of Binghamt"n, n.
V, il visiting her sister, Mrs. w. NJ.
ClarksOn, and will remain In Saiina
during the summer.
The Grand Jury WAS organized yes
aerday morning by the election Of Col.
x. NJ. Palmer a. foreman, and COM
xx.Arl- of nnaa
.TheOdd Fellows who visited Min
neapOlis last Thursday claim that they
were handsomely feted and that they
enjoyed themselves very much.
The District Court for this county
convened last Monday. The docket
was called over, and an adjournment
made until yesterday morning.
Mr.. ]. Is. Crissweii returned from,
Colorado last Sunday. He made an
extended tour in the mountain cOun-
try, and enjoyed himself very much.
Attention Is called to the notice ia
teachers published elsewhere. Appii-
&ants for positions in the city schools
must attend and pass these examina-
tiOns.
Mr.. Hoffman, Of the Abilene Demo
ernf, was in town last Saturday, attend
ing the Democratic convention He
obtained . number of subscribers for
his paper.
Mr.. q. +. Moore, Of the firm al
Marklsnd, Dodge & Moore, has pur-
chased the dwelling house on seventh
s Atseef which recently belonged t. Mr..
A. T. Auter.
We now havetwO uptown telegraph
Offices. The Union Pacific Office was
opened at Hamilton 4 Bender's Office
last Monday, with Miss Nolis Bonner
~ operator
Among the lot Of hog recently ship
ped to Kansas City was one weighing
.1O pounds. This ispronably the isrg-
est shipping hog sent from this station
for some time.
A large troop Of gypsies are encamp-
ed Eaai Of Salina, near Andersnn'-
Hill. They put in their time telling
fortunes and picking up things. They
are successful at both vacations.
A new smoke stack which had just
hem put into position at r. GoodnOw
4 Co.'S mill. WAS blown down Friday
moaning, aud considerably damaged.
It has since been put in place again.
1t Is pretty certain now thnt Ne shall
have from One-llaif To twO-thirds Of II
wheat crop. which Il q better showing
than Saline county made last year.
And the quality will be much better.
Mr. w. +. We'll is making prrpsra-
tio0s for n supply of water upon his
eansa Fe premises by the us4 Of a
wind mill. soon to he erscted. He will
also have twO fountains In his front
ysad.
The Thompson colony which settled