The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-06

8. 7. CEIss.
Rsdcliff,
Greeley.i
Sargent,
Nelson,
GROCER,
Hamilton,
Sholi-is the ticket, and q good
one!
The Fair
Pumpkin pies ripe.
Some coolish weather again.
Go and see the sights at the Fair.
Union Spy, October IL. Is and 10.
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell Is in Fl. Louis.
The court house addition In looming
up.
The county fair will he in full blast
to-day.
Col Bartlett has returned from Yer
mont
Mrs. l.. w. Bate. has returned from
the East
1.-THE handsome park that's what
they all say.
Tice predicts that October will be a
very rainy month.
The Sslina Rifles are to appear upon
the Fair Grounds to-day.
Miss Ada Campbell, Of Denver, Is
visiting friends In this city.
It Is rumored that the Fair will be
continued until Saturday night.
The windmill companies are max
ing exhibits on the Fair grounds.
Mrs. E. r. Wilbur, Of st. Louis, Is
visiting her relatives In this city.
Fortune smiled on NJ. ID. Berg, and
the generous gift was n bright little
boy.
Mr.. w. r. Gels has been appointed
assistant general superintendent of the
Fair.
Congressman Anderson was I'm town
Tuesday night. He left on the MORN
ing train.
A thorough canvass Of Saline county
10 to be made In behalf Of the Repub-
ncan ticket.
Mr.. M. ID. league. while i'm Colorado,
recently. purchased 300 head of cattle
for Eden Farm.
J. T. Rockford and W. A. Sharp have
returned from Denver. They fondly
sesk their old home.
Rev. HartsOck, Of the Lutheran
church, went to Wilson yesterday to
attend the Lutheran Synod.
Oscar Seitz, DR. GROCER. A. NJ. Camp
bell and w. c. Tuthill are among the
"veiled Prophets" in st. Louis.
The iron cresting on the roof of the
new Lutheran church adds very much
TO the appearance of the building.
Messrs. Libbey 4 Eastman are 10
locate in Denver in the Organ bust
ness. They have already gone on.
The music of the band of Heywood's
Minstrels was very much admired. 1t
Ii the hest band that ever visited our
city.
Mr.. Z. w. Ober has gone to Chicago
on business connected with bis mimi
interests. He returns tomorrow evs
ming.
The trotting race yesterday at the
Fair was won by Gels mare, with Hill
tons horse second and Carlin's horse
third.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. We'll have re-
turned from their summering In Col
orado. Mr.. Wells health Is much
improved.
The surveyors of the Salina & South
western commench next week to set
the permanent grade stakes from Coun-
ell Grove west.
Chamberlain, representing the To-
peka Capital, and Stevens, the Leav-
enworth Tmrs. were seen on the
streets Monday.
Col. Palmer and family returned
from Denver hast Friday. The Colo
mel thinks he Is fully recovered from
his late prostration.
Mr.. H. A. Heath, business represen-
tative and correspondent Of the Kan
sas Fdrnser, called this morning. He
IL attending the Fair.
Only one person-Fred Stanley-is
now confined in the county jail. He
was placed there on the charge Of a.
sault and disturbing the peace.
Col. ]. r. Hallowell, U. q. District
Attorney for Kansas, was In town last
Monday, engaged In trying cases be-
fore u. 8. Commissioner Norton.
Mr.. w. A. Mccoy has moved his
stock Of groceries into the building
next west Of Ober 4 Hageman's store
-recentiy occupied by Mrs. Murphy.
The peach wagons have disappeared.
Hundreds Of bushels Of peaches have.
In the language Of another, been
saltsd down for household purposes"
Hon. g. A. Atwood, editor Of the
Leavenwerth Rcss, spent the day In
6alina last Saturday. He attended
the Convention and did" the town
thoroughly.
Mn. Murphy's millinery store IL one
Of the most attractive places I'm the
city. The window display Is very
Ane, and the store throughout an or.
nAment TO the city.
A. +. 4 M. H. Grier have about re.
moved their stock Of goods to their
new store In the JOURNAL Block. 1t
b flne looking store room with Its