The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-01

One month more and then our coun
ty fair
Wheat has been to sl.l0 since on
last issue.
Mr.. G. w Lynn is quite sick with
bilious fever.
A severe trial Oh the trees and gras:
this dry spell.
Lawful TO hunt prairie chickens on
and after to-day.
Too much fast driving on Santa r,
avenue for safety.
Wheat has been coming i'm lively foi
the past few days.
Mrs. John Foster has gone to Ohio
for a few weeks visit.
The safest, surest and best road to
wealth is stoc k-raising.
The Louie Lord Dramatic Troupe j.
10 do Kansas this winter.
Mrs. J. B. Whitehead returned from
Colorad" last Friday night.
An infant girl at II. ii. r. SUDDEN
dorrs, and much rejoicing thereat.
III. frightfully hot weather fails Ia
diminish the number Of candidates.
The heavens Income o'eTcast with
clouds hut the moisture fails Ia drop
Miss Mary Suyiam il spending the
hot weather AT the straits If Mnci-
naw
Mr--Is. Db-r and H. & Rash have
returned from their skirmi~h after fall
stock.
The Ur,-gon and Washington Terri
tory fever is again prevailing in this
section.
Miss Carrie Foster. of Ellsworth, il
visiting Misses Ge"rgie and Gcrtie
Goodwin.
Messrs. Crippen and Gre-l.y, ia
valid-, are 50 far recovered ~ ~ hr
about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. : Wirkhani, of
Norwalk, Ohio, are visiting their
brother, A. w.
What has become of Vennor's nip
ping irosts which were Ia snap things
about this time
Arthur Il. Lewis. of Parsons. ncrii-
ew Of Mrs. VI. ID. Sampson. was visit
ing here last week.
The Salina military company eX-
poets To attend the Soldiers Reunion.
the 18th, at Topeka
IfTice is To be believed I'VE don't
believe he isl September on the whole
will be rainy month.
Mr.. Sam Gradwohl, accompanied by
"A sister of Mr.. \. A. Wise, arrived
from Baltimore last week.
Judge Downer, of Boulder, Color
ado, has been visiting his brother, Mr..
a. a Downer, of the Saline river.
Messrs. e. f.. Libbey and G.. VI.
Eastman have returned from Colorado,
greatly refreshed by the mountain air.
A bon fire which the boys had in
charge, last Monday night, caused "A
fire alarm and much fastening Ia and
fro.
District Court commenced last Mon
day. After call of the docket an adj
journment was had until yesterday
morning.
Mrs. e. : Radclitf and children
started for Illinois last Tuesday night.
for six-weeks visit among relatives
and friends.
There was displayed at Bush's vege-
table stand, last week, a watermelon
weighing 53 pounds. 1t was one of thu.
mammoths surely.
Mr.. f. ii. Gibbs started for Chicago
the first of the week. He WAS To have
met his family there, and expected To-
return this evening.
One, and sometimes more bulletins,
containing late intelligence Of the
President, is pasted each day i'm front
Of the telegraph Office.
Mr.. John Whine. after much per-
ambulation 10y sea and 10y land in the
interest Of J. &. Rash 4 Son. has re-
turned for a short tarry.
Col Ed. 4. Culp has returned from
Ohio. He had the best of success ia
diSposing of shares in the Ruby and
Treasury Mining Company
a. ii. Crandall. lately from Topeka.
is now engineer AT the r.. Il. Purcell
elevator. He comes well recommend
Manhattan Nationalist.
There are the best Of ASSURANCES that
If the u. Il NJ. extend their road south
ward from Nebraska, the eNtention
will cross the X. T. at Salina
The Republican Central Committee
Of Saline county meets ai the City
Hall next Saturday, at I o'clock p. NJ.
To call the county convention.
The Lutheran Church has finally
contracted for pipe organ with Mr.. |
Caspar Melbert, and the instrument is |
TO be finished i'm three months.
Judge Prescott has returned from |
New Hampshire, much benefited 10y |
his vacation. IL was his first visit Ia |
the old homestead in fifteen years.
Rev. r. F. Hill has brought us some |
fine ears Of corn-samples from his |
field-which look about rs portly a.
the regulation corn of the regulation
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. X. Bagley have re-
turned from Denver. Mr.. Bagley
found great relief i'm Colorado, and his
health is better now than it has been
for years.
The penmanship of Miss Minnie
Sargent, deputy County Clerk, is very
much admired. Her work upon the
county records will compare favorably
with the best.
Mr.. J. Burke, formerly of Salina,
but recently of Grainfield, has reloca-
ted here in the hotel business. He
has taken charge OF the old Nelson
House. and is fitting il up.
Mayor Skancke and wife. of Linds-
burg stopped over day last week in
a III.