The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15
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Cool nights.

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Cool nights.
Coal bins are being filled.
The days are shortening.
Some warmish weather again.
Mr.. F. F. Randolph Is again in town.
High prices for grain still keep up.
Good prospect for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
toes.
Peaches are tolerably plenty In the
market.
Our city schools commenced last
Monday
Mrs. 8. A. Mapes has returned from
the east
Do not fail to attend the primary
elections.
The Topeka, Salina 4 Western is q
fixed fact
The stores are all crowded. with
new goods.
Republican Primary elections next
Thursday afternoon.
The Catholics INDUCED in Q pleas
ant picnic yesterday.
1t il popularity rumered that the oys-
ter season has opened.
Mr.. Faulkner started from: Boston
for Kansas last Tuesday.
The Saline county fair commences
three weeks from yesterday.
1t looks as IL the Pennsylvania ex-
cursion had been given up.
Probably fifty of the soldiers repre-
sented Salina at the reunion.
DR.. Switzer found upon his return
that his favorite horse had died.
The new iron bridge In Walnut
township IL to be 40 feet span.
Mr.. Balls foundry has been repair
ed and Is again in running order.
The mercury is as much bewildered
these variable days as the wild geese.
The streets were pretty well crowded
last Saturday with farmers vehicles.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Coonbs, of Brookville, il
confined to his home with severe sick
ness.
The Democratic Central Committee
Of Saline county is to meet next Sat
urday.
Prairie chickens are 30 scarce this
year that the hunters give 1t up" in
disgust.
Rev. Mr.. Locke, of Brookville, filled
the pulpit Of the M. E. Church last
Sabbath.
The Herald force has been employed
for day or two In putting up Its new
Campbell press
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Watson have
gone to Kansas City to visit friends
and attend the expedition.
The heavy fall Of rain We had last
Thursday night was very light some
eight miles south Of Salina.
Mr.. James w. Divilbiss, an employe
of this ofYlce, who has been very sick
with bilious fever, is about again.
Not love, but money, IL to catch coal
hereafter. After the 18th, the dealers
Say that money must accompany the
orders.
Harry woolley, of Salina, is in the
city, and will take . position In the
mill with his father.-Soion'on Senti-
mel.
There must have been good rains to
the north and southwest yesterday,
judging from the appearance Of the
clouds.
Rev. e. Locke, temporarily In charge
Of the Breokville Transcript, called
last Monday. Also DR.. Stearns, Mayor
Of Brookville.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Mr.. Jos. Duncan clerk Of the |
Of Spring Creek, to succeed
Mr.. J. w. Bullard.
VIM. Bertles, . former resident of
6alina, nephew Of H. ID. 4 J. g. Baker,
died last Monday Of mountain fever ut /
Colorado.
The bridge bond election in Walnut
last Friday, resulted in .
good majority for the bonds-the vote
81 for to q against.
Mr.. Arson Miller, County Commits
sioner. has returned. He found q
very dry Landscape" In New York,
- Also In other eastern states.
The Lingard troupe's entertainment
last Friday night was only fairly At
tended. The troupe is . good one, but
The play: the Member from Kew"
vas very thin.
The Union Pacific finally came
down to one cent per mile on the tick
sts to Topeka during the State Fair,
md the price for the round trip from
Lole pioce IL t-fV. |
Mr.. J. H. Thompson has returned
lfom Missouri to make his home for
he future in Saline county. He
links Kansas more desirsble In every
rsspast for farming. i
Mr.. Fred johnson, tailor, has dis
sonti2ued busaness here, for the pur-
pose Of removing to Chicago, where
he viii 90 into business again. BE y
sssceeded in business by A. Nilso0.
6ss advertisement OF p. O. vickssv
lor Agents In another column. Mr..
vickefy y Mayor Of the City Of Au-
gusta, Aaine. which IL . sure guam.
- that al win b hirly e II with. !