The Saline County journal., 1880-04-22
THURSDAY, APRIL y, 1880.


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10. Swsce Sired.
Cyclone caves are talked Of.
No brilliant prospect for fruit.
The flaming circus posters will soon
be seen.
The plum blossoms fragrance fills
the air.
Miss Lide Tuttle has returned from
Newton.
Nature Is surely but slowly putting
ON her green garb.
The streets and avenues are kept
well swept now days.
The X. p. Land Office il no longer
an institution of Salina.
The kind Of rain storms We are hav-
ing are very monOtonOus.
Two new wires were put i'm mt the
u. p. telegraph Office yesterday.
The boys bring home strings of fish.
They are small strings, however.
Duties . decent thickness Of ice form
ed in pals and tubs Sunday night.
Wheat has taken quite tumble
again. The dealers are excited over il.
Mrs. A. T. Auter, who has been very
Ill for. several weeks. Is fast recovering.
Chas Trey, of the BrookviIIe hide-
pendent Office. il in Salina this week
The County Commissioners have
finished their Iabors for the first quar-
ter.
Miss Mary Crsvens, of Vibbert, Mo,
Is visiting her brother, X. p. Cravens,
Esq.
r. X. Jefffies sends back good news
about his mining speculations ut Lead
willie.
Hanna has been elected temperance
Mayor Of WaKceney. And with that
nose!
Judge Hanback, was visitor ut the
Winfield editorial blow out, last Sat-
urday.
Judge James Humphrey of Junction
City spent q pleasant hour with us last
Friday.
Mr.. Jas. A. Troutman, Of the Kan
sds Temperance Paildoii"D,. called last
Tuesday.
Mr.. ID. A. Cypher and Mr.. Bell,
from Petrolia. Penna., are prospecting
about here.
The Academy of Music soiree will
be held this evening at their hall on
Santa Fe.
Mr.. Geo. Lockwood, Of Florence,
was In town last Monday, visiting his
brother ID. &.
The grass on the Prairies is very
backward. The cattle find "A scanty
living as yet.
The "tOwn herd" WAS driven for the
0rst time on yesterday To grazing lands
saN Of the city.
e. w. Cullun has recently been ap-
peinteA postmaster of Monroe l.. o.,
Linaoin county.
Tice predict frost in localities from,
lst to I'd. On the eth and sth, and lstl,
and 18th OF Nav.
Last Fridays News-. 4drOcafe reach
ed us on Monday. Mails seem to be
very irregular of late.
Owing to the gale of last Sunday,
church services were very sliInly at-
tended in the morning.
Mr.. w. d. Curtis, a teacher in the
Maxwell district, lost his house and
furniture by fire, last week
Mr.. J. s. Roughton, proprietor of the
Kansas Magazine, was in town on
Monday and called uyNon us.
Mr.. H. NJ. Sale, one Of our heavy
mining operators, leavesto-mOrrOw for
the GunnisOn, via ADMINISTRATIVE
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The Board of Trade now assemblies
in the room over Seitz's drug store. II
h AOre convenient for the business
me0-
The city finances are now in better
condition thsn they have ever been b.
fore since the city was founded. Good
for Sallna.
Mr.. Hardiston, the purchaser of Ed
en- Farm, has returned to Pennsylva-
mia. He will visit Kansas again In
September.
John Zehring starts for New Mexi-
90 tonight. He will buy wool and
hides In the vicinity of Santa Fee for q
Kansas City House.
Mr.. Charles &. Lubbers, formerly Of
this place but now Of Beloit, was Wis
.itipg his numerous friends i'm this city
the first of the week.
We are the only authorized agents
alr the psntagraph In Salina. Have
-yssr printed matter put up In the psn-
tagraph cheap binder.
A prairie fire last Sunday destroyed
the fine peach orchard on J. G. Nc
Quary's old Gypsum Creek farm, now
belonging to Lee Maxey.
Mn. Hubbard. Of Racine, Wis, is
Waiting her mother, Mrs. Southern,
in Salina. Mrs. Hubbard will remain
In Salina several weeks.
Last Saturday was really red-hot
siav. The hot south winds were very
tryasg. and there were many predic-
ciaps 0f an approaching storm.
NAssss. j. c. Rash & Son are having
the aoSfb yalI Of their store plastered
over, to psseesss the damaged portion
from the s1aets sf the weather.
d. N. Duiasey. Of Hannibal, NO.,
represeating ths lsnsAss company Of
Dulaney 4 Meysy. yasta the city Sat
urdly and called On his Ssiends.
The Democratic cGaaiy primary
eaection, to elect delegates " tbs APP
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