The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-25
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What comes next"
Threshers are still scarce.
Prepare for the county fair.
District Court next Monday.
The roads are i'm fine condition.
Considerable sickness Of the biliou
order.
The wheat buyers have been busy
for several days
Prairie chickens will be- ripe "n an,
after next Thursday.
Judge Hanback, has gone on bust
ness trip to Colorado.
The old familiar heat returned 10 "a.
Tuesday and yesterday.
Did somebody remark about what
Vennor had prophe.ied?
The city schools commence two
weeks from next Monday
Col. Culp Is expected home from
Ohio next Saturday night.
County Treasurer Greeley has been
quite ill for number of days
Our miners all start out with, when
We strike q million well -"
Mr.. and MIS-. Carver and Mrs. T. l.
Bond arrived Saturday morning.
Mr.. James w DiviIbiss, Of this Of
flee, is quite sick with bilious fever.
Col. Phillips has returned to Wash.
ington, Ia be gone about two weeks
Hon willard Davis, Of Topeka,
was IN town the other day on law
business.
Thursday night and Monday morn
ing Thu county was visited with very
good raiu-
There seems Ia Ice scarcity Of prai-
rie,chickens this year, hut multiple
ity of Iuails.
Hon. W. l.. Hardison has been down
in ki"- county for several days, on IA
busine-s trip
MIR. J. J. Crippen has been confined
To his home for several days with quite
severe sickness.
Mr. Robert Narkland has returned
from Mcpherson, and il again on deck
at the old place.
Mr.. w T.. We'll and family are al
Manitou, Col, where they " i'll remain
about six weeks.
Comet &c" is now "A fixture among
the bright stars, and not far from tn.
the Great Dirp-r."
Mr.. W. q. shaw, formerly telegraph
operator at this place hut now at Den
Yer, j. visiting here.
A big washuIIt occurred on the 4. 4.
Railroad, on Friday night, in the
western part Of the state.
Who will Ice the first Ia introduce,
the H-rdic wagon into Salina? Can
they not Ice made Ia pay"
Mr.. 7. }. Clarke, grocer, has mad.
an assignment To J. G.. Parguharson
for the benefit of his creditors.
Mr. and Mrs X. II. Bishop will APP |
propriately celebrate their 18th we'd |
ding anniversary, next sabbath.
Mrs. Vim. Huebner has returned Ia |
Salina. Her friends will be pleased {"
learn that she Is fully restored To health |
Wheat has been 10 sl.05 during the |
past week, but is now falling of. Nh
doubt it ia only temporary fall
orr
Mr.. Oscar Seitz is attending the ses- |
sion of the American Pharmaceuticsl |
Association now being held in Kansas
City.
News has been received that Mr. II |
NJ. Sale has "a set his stake "at Pueblo, |
Col, and goes into the drug business
there.
A butter famine" prevails here.
People are continually diminishing
about I'm search of the luxury. but find
II not.
1t was not SIS 900 that the Abilene
folks invested in the Topeka, Salins &
Western, a. we stated last week, but
SIS, GOO.
Wild plums are very abundant this
year, hundreds of bushels having been
raised by farmers on transplanted
bushes
Mr.. Silas Seaman has purchased Mr.
J. e. Blenders residence property on
Santa Re Aye-known ~ the Weth-
erbee property
Mrs Murphy has rented the east
store room in the Opera House block,
and will remov. her millinery bust
hess Ia that place
Mr.. Ed Smith has been engaged
several days in arranging his grocery
stock at his business place, and is now
ready for business II
MIR John J Gels and Mrs Agnes
Schwartz start for John-town, Pa, to- q
day, for few weeks visit with their !
parents and friends
The railroad agent, Mr.. Davis, has
Received news that the rates 10 the Bis
marck Fair will he ! cent per mile. or
300 for the round trip.
Some oi the East-siders claim that e
, swarm of wild bees has been found a
'ver ihere-tle only wild bees heard
If in this section Of the country. d
Mr. Thomas Samples and family, of u
Mulberry Creek. start for Washington >
Territory tomorrow, in which country =
hey expect Ia make their future u
home.
Messrs- Addison, Jenkins and Robb a,
nave just arrived from New Mexico q
With Z I'M head nf Shaan xrh;.t, ~. | :,