The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

Cloudless skies.
The Circus Royal.
Too hot for business.
Cooler this morning.
Hot winds yesterday.
Thelthreshers have the floor
At last We are Ia have circus
A bountiful supply of vigorous dust.
Look out for the deadly sunstroke.
Philip Phillips and son next Tuesday
night.
The circus pays a sl0o license to the
city. That's right.
Wild plums have been abundant i'm
the market during the past few days.
Congressman Gillette of Iowa, speaks
Oh the Greenback question in this city
tomorrow
Philip Phillips-the sweet sing
er"-next Tuesday night-at the Pres
byterian church.
4 number Of grown people propose
attending the circus for the amuse-
ment at the little ones
The early corn is suffering for rain.
The late corn will be all right, provi-
ded We have rain soon.
Mr. David Bid, of Chicago. brother
in-law Of the editor Of the Hor"'risn,
arrived here this morning
Don't fail to attend the Philip Phil
lips concert, at the Presbyterian
church. next Tuesday night
Miss Irene HougLawout, assistant
telegraph operator at Junction City, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Thompson.
extraordinarily suItry nights we
have been having of late. Sultry
nights are unusual in this climate.
Capt. Mohler went down 10 Topeka
Tuesdap 10 look after the proceedings
in the Lewis case i'm the Supreme
Court.
We publish on the fourth page of
this paper a list of the bills allowed
by the County Commissioners al their
late meeting.
The Panorama Of circus pictures
spread cat "n the south side of the New
York 'i!"i. j. being thoroughly studied
10y aii lie" people.
1l-i" viii he no services At the
Episcopal church until further notice
h. f..E
usual AT $50 A. NJ.
Several young ratilcsnakes have
been found in town gardens this sea
sons-something which has not occur
red before for years.
Mrssrs. Charles and Mae. Barnes
and Frank Toms, three of Abilene's
young gentlemen, paid Salina II visit
last Monday evening.
Merchant Ferlen and family have
gone 10 Stratford, Iowa-Mr. Ferlen
having received the news of the dan
gerous Illness of his mother.
&. X. Underwood d Co have built |
a new office on Fifth Street-two doors |
north of Dickinson's wagon shop-for |
the convenience of their grain bust |
ness.
Sand burs are ripening, and parents |
put in their time extracting the
square root Of these nuisances from
the "footses and toses' of the rising |
generation.
This is about the way folks put up |
the weather: Sunday was AN awful |
hot day; Monday was hot too,
Tuesday the hottest, and Wednesday
nearly as hot.
II is related how a county officers
buggy daily occupies the place of a IL |
cent delivery i'm fetching goods TO one
who has quit business. Does the Rat |
wish us To Ice palmer"
Peterson a Nelson have purchased |
Andersons & Ferlen's interest in the |
agricultural implement business. Mr..
John Anderson returns TO Lindsborg
TO engage in wheat buying.
The social circle" of the Christian |
Church will give an lee Cream Social |
at the residence of c. r. Underwood
this evening, July 2lst. \ cordial in
vitation is extended To every body.
As will be observed in the proceed |
ings published elsewhere, the County |
Commissioners have ordered two tiers |
of sections TO he cut from SmOlan /
township and added TO Walnut town
ship.
Some thirty teams which have been
employed i'm grading on the A. T. 4 s
r, camped south of town last Sunday.
being on their way northward, to be
used on the proposed Missouri Pacific
grade.
There will he no services next Sab
bath morning at the NJ. r. Church.
Union services will be held at that
church in the evening. On the fol-
take place.
As the circus il soon Ia he here, il H.
probably best for the Sheriff To he
promptly an hand TO protect the limo
cent from the ravenous circus shsrpers.
rs he did on one other occasion not
many years ago
The contract for building the new
addition Ia the Court House has been
let 10 ShultZ 4 Wilmarth. Bids from
only two firms were received, A. fol-
lows: Shultz X Wilmsrth, Sl,1N:
Nalin Il Johnson, 81 $50.
The excuse was made that RYAN
had discontinued the saloon business
hence he ought not TO be prosecuted.
All the Others have discontinued the
business, too, but the excuse" don't
seem TO work in their respective cases.
The gentle Nennor has laid out SOM
very delightful weather for US this
month. surely. The 25th and 18th are
To he red hot, but the month will term
mate with cool nights August is to be
cool, with thunder, lightning and
storm"