The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-20
Clear skies again.

The District Court for Saline count,
commences Nov. II.
Mr.. G.. J. Ramsey, of Walnut town
ship, has gone to Denver.
Mr.. Sam Jones furnished the" mul
flesh for the Union Spy.
Col Temple is much pleased will
the play talent we have here.
Mr.. Rollin, a photographer from
Chicago, talks of locating here.
The Union Spy is TO be repeated
Saturday night al the Opera House.
Mr.. a. r. Shute has rented hi
meat market to Messrs. Blatherwick
4 Olson.
The Union Spy troupe talk of re
peating the play at Mcpherson on Mon
day evening.
A good installmcnt of winter wealth
er lately, and household fires CLEAN
warm and bright.
Henry Lear, once driver of the Pa
ciflc House omnibus, was recently
shot and killed i'm Texas.
The prospects are that the Salina
Rifles will clear the handsome sum
of 500 from their entertainments.
A meeting Of the Republican county
Central Committee at the City Hall
next Saturday afternoon, at = o'clock.
The Salina Rifles have just received
their fatigue caps, which they propose
TO wear occasionally i'm place of the
helmets.
The City Council held their regular
monthly meeting last Monday eve
ming. No business WAS done except
the allowance of bills.
A gentleman from Illinois thinks
strongly of starting grist mill at a
point on Gypsum Creek. He was in
town the first of the week.
Finn, n well-known commercial
man of former times, received quite
an ovation on our streets last Monday
from his old acquaintance
From 80 acres of winter wheat John
Zerby averaged % bushels per acre.
From 81 acres of May wheat, J. T..
Clinton realized $50 bushels.
Mr.. Langworthy, from Michigan,
the father of Mrs. John Foster and Mrs.
&. w. Lynn, il visiting in this city.
He isa hale old gentleman.
Rey. DIR. Gotwald. of York. Pa,
President of the Board of Home Mis-
sions Of the United States-Lutheran
Church-is visiting i'm Salina.
The streets are rapidly passing from
mortary" condition into "a good
state for travel. 4 day or 81 more will
dispose of the mud, if there is no more
rain.
The induction balance has been used
by experts in vain Ia discover the ex-
act location of the Good Deacon Stacy
on the Christian Temperance Union
cause.
The house flies have stood the as
saIlts of the frosty weather with equa-
nimity and calmness all their own. II
will take firing all along the line" 10
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Mi. H. IL. Dovcner, an attorney of
Wheeling, Va, is in town looking
after the estate of w. j. Morehead, de-
ceased, who formerly lived i'm Walnut
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MISS mary T. wright 'a'e OF Brook
N''' i'" ehsasen III missionary
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ries>'"''s vi I.""'''h 10 the hro"kViiie
Td'scT4't oil last week.
NJ. McCuen, of Liberty township.
while taking alittle Sunday recreation
with his gun, managed to shoot his
his great toe of. a pure case of emo
tional insanity on the part of his gun.
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