The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-04
THURSDAY. AUGUST 4. 1881.
The dust is rampant again.

the East.
vennor's cool August weather SO fal
10 very hot.
Since the late rains grass has revived
wonderfully.
The Smoky Hill is raising rapidly
this morning.
"Dry-tongue il u prevailing dis
ease just now.
The public schools commence Oh the
18th of September.
1t commenced growing hot last Mon
day, and continues so.
Mrs. A. c. Ely has sold the City
Laundry To Mrs. shaw.
The county tressurer's quarterly re-
port is published elsewhere.
We publish i'm this issue the delin-
quent tax list of Saline county.
The Salina orchestra INDUCED i'm
serensdiRg last Tuesday night.
Baker says =" My friends elected me
last time; money will do it this time. !"
Mr.. &. A. Wenngren, editor Of the
HdrOtden, has gone To Chicago OH bus
mess.
We understand that Mr.. II. NJ. sale
has located at Leadville i'm the drug
business
The Frxin Pennsylvania excursion
party starts out September q. Fare for
round trip, $50.
DIR. Davis starts for the London Ecu
menicaI Council Of the Methodists:
week after next.
Private bottles were passed around
pretty pulnerously last Monday, but
only one man WAS drunk.
Hartman, our Salina Nihilist, no
longer disturbs the lovers of law and
order with his /" dynamite kegs"
A regiment of friends stand up all
In row to salute George J. Brunger,
in honor of the advent of that fine boy.
A late letter reports Mr.. and Mrs.
Carver enjoying the sea breezes and
bathing nj Ocean Grove, near Long
Branch
The streets were crowded last Mon
day with people intent upon watching
the parade Ii WAS regular Fourth
of-July crowd
Col. Spivey has been engaged to A.
sist in the prosecution of another liquor
case in Abilene, and il now there at
tending To- il.
Capt J. &. Terry is located for the
present at Pueblo. Col. He says he
has not forsaken SaliDs, but expects
TO return i'm due time.
Lindshorp, Bavaria, Brookville ana
Solomon City contributed their re-
spective quotas Of representatives al
the circus last Monday.
TIL. cool, sequestered cellar, with
cool, sequestered surroundings, is the
most popular summer resort with a
large population just now.
The county commissioners have or
dered John Clancy, convicted Of
bastardy at the last term of court, re-
leased from the county Jail.
We have not heard of thieving
"camp followers Of the circus appro-
priating TO themselves any property
Of our citizens. A wonder,
The Circus Royal pitched their tents |
just outside the city limits, west Of
town, on Col. Phillips land. They
wouldn't pay the 800 license.
Mr. J. 4. Bender is preparing Ia
start livery stable. He says that he
proposes TO have the best stock and
best equipped stable i'm Western Kan
sas.
from the list of new teachers pub \
lished last week, which have been |
supplied in the list We publish this |
week
Stephen Douglas Shiflert who was
"slIot from the cannon" at the circus,
was formerly resident of Salina-the
son Of Mr. Shitfert. the wellknown
John Thompson, a farmer no form
erly lived on place near New Cam
bria-quite well-known to our older
ut Corsicsna, Mo, on
he 2lst inst.
We regret 10 hear that Rev. +. h.
Dooley, late rector Of the Episcopal
church, is i'm very critical condition,
and it is not probable that he will sur
vive many days.
The county commissioners have sold
he greenhouse at the Park TO John
Buchi. who will proceed 10 remove
the material TO his garden, where the
will be rebuilt
The ladies of the Christian church
serve ice cream and cake nj the
.eeidence of J. w Daily, on Tuesday,
Aug. y, ISL. A pleasant social time
$ guaranteed 10 all present.
DIR. r. X. Switzer starts tonight for
! six-weeks' visit among relatives and
friends AT his old home in Canada.
While absent he will recreste for n
eason at the Thousand Islands.
Mr.. r. 4. Phillips has taken q four
nile contract for grading OH the Mis-
ouri Pacific extension from Atchison
lie will take with him about al teams
nd the same number of men from
his place
There will lie game of baseball AT |
he park next Tuesday. The boys are A.,
10 organize ia anticipation
{ visit from an Abilene nine All
overs Of the American game are re-
uested 4" meet at the park by three
clock.
Ed. Tuttle's beauing countenance ,
vas seen ON our streets last Tuesday,
fter quite an extended absence i'm the ,
asst looking after the advertising, in
erests Of the Kansas Pacific Land De- +,
artment. He left for the East again
ast night. In