The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-30

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Salina Is clad In beauty.
Splendid harvest weather.
Next Monday-Fourth Of July!
This must he the cheated term"
Get out your crackers and torpedoes
The boys are investing in fire crack
The sun stroke IL in order Be care
full.
Celebrate and be happy next Mon
day.
Notice the new advertisement of tn
State University.
According To Vennor the Fourth O
July will be cool
The late wheat " is much improve,
by the recent rains.
The riyer is fiuctuating. Now it ris
eth-then IL falleth.
Harvesting will be pretty well along
by the last of the week.
A young heir nj the home of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Wallace.
Serville has put up q fine sign at the
National Bank building.
The cyclone month and the month
Of roses is nearing its end.
The late rains have not materially
interfered with the harvesting.
The adorable refreshing breeze from
the south make life endurable.
May you each and all enjoy your
selves happily upon the fourth Of July.
Rev. w. A. Simkins filled his pulpit
at the Presbyterian church last Sab
bath.
Who'll be the first in the market
with new wheat: Don't all speak at
once.
Ii business revives ~ il anticipated
many new buildings will be erected
this fall.
Henry T. Davis has sold his saloon
interests to h. r. Eggleston and Henry
Mcdaniel.
Mrs. Is. McAllister, Of Kansas City,
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Goodnow.
There's NE and Harper and Red"
our political Judgment" is that
The regular quarterly meeting of
the county commissioners commences
next Monday.
A number of Swedish Immigrants
bound for Mcpherson county -arriyed
in Salina last week
Last Sunday the air was sultry and
oppressive, and people spent the day
painting wreichedly.
DIR. Grier picked ripe apples from
trees in his orchard last week A va
riety that ripens early.
Mr. Emanuel Rothschild has - far
recovered from his late prolonged ill
hess ~ to be about again.
Mr.. II &. Rash returned from Cana
ia Tuesday night. While East he
made thorough sightseeing tour.
The county treasurer turned over
his tax records last Monday, from
which time the penalty WAS added.
A meeting of the City Council was
To have taken place last Monday night
but the lack Of a quorum prevented.
The rumor that w. A. Lewis had
escaped from Sheriff Henderson,, of
Russell county, proves To Ice untrue.
w. {. Addison has returned from his
New Mexican trip. He is not exactly
in love with the ''greaser country"
Perspire profu-ely, burn the powder
abundantly, drink oceans of lemonade
tho beer, and lie happy next Monday.
During the past week the mercury
the breeze il has been oppressively hot
No general Fourth of July celebra-
ton talked of for next Monday. Two
or three private picnics only are spok-
en- Of
The "savory" smell of the sewers
was improved Tuesday by the shovel
brigade's opening up the contents TO
the Sun.
NJ. Cromwell, Geo. Green and one
or two other prominent citizens Of
Lincoln county were in town the first
Of the week.
The attachment" wants the right |
of way W Fifth Street granted 10 the
railroad company. OF course, and 80
does the Be-. machine.
Judge Prescott snd family leave the
last Of next week for summers visit |
ut the seacoast and at the Judges old
home In New Hampshire.
John A. Nelson and his gang Of
brick -mAsons are making rapid pro-
gress with the brick work of the new
Lutheran Church building.
Mr.. John Ekblod, business mana
yer Of the Hdrolden, has returned from
his trip to Illinois aud Minnesota He
enjoyed his visit very much.
Vegetation has made remarkable
growth since the late rains. Weeds
are -four ishing with vigor and bid
fair to develop into gigantic trees
Prof Ruggles, the Salina artist. who
Is Gaining quite reputation in Tope-
ks, Is preparing to spend July and
August i'm the mountains, sketching.
The County Treasurer has been or
Tered by the County Commissioners
% invest the loose funds of the county,
now amounting to saO,OO, in u. s
bonds.
The trial of the case of the City vs.
John Grant lsecond trial for selling.
iqusr in violation of the new law has