The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-28

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10. Abrsa Street.
vennor Is daisy.
Some corn left after all.
The heated term il past.
That cool wave has struck us.
Mr.. H. NJ. Sale has gone to Califor-
mia.
Mr.. F. F. Randolph has been in town
again.
HalEripe wild grapes are found in
the market.
The uncle Of the late q. J. Lay is
visiting here.
Mr.. Geo. Arnold started for Wiscon.
sin last evening.
David Beebe is agent for the celebra-
ted Blunt's Press Drill.
Mr.. Ed Smith talks some of starting
In the grocery business.
0We shall publish the delinquent tax
list Of Saline county next week.
0lHon. &. +. Faulkner il expected
home from New York this week.
The "Only circus coming to Salins
this season will be here next Monday.
July-long to be remembered for its
hot, sultry weather-is now on its last
legs.
The Normal Institute closes next
week. The number i'm attendance is
over 60
r. w. McCurdy, representing the
Leavenworth Standard, called last
Monday
Mr.. &. A. Wengrenn, Of the Hdrot-
den, has been re-engaged as editor Of
that paper.
Don't fail to witness the grand free
street parade of the Circus Royal, on
Monday next.
Mr.. II. Eshrich, of Ellsworth, q
cousin Of Mrs. Oscar Seitz, has been
visiting here.
Rev. A. J. Hartsock preached at the
Union services in the NJ. F.. church
last Sunday night.
: The second brigade of the Grand
Circus Royal stopped over Sunday at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Salina during the coming boom
should provide herself with water
works, gas and paved streets.
A Mr Patch, from Ohio, n gentle
man of considerable means, talks Of
starting stock rancho near bavaria.
The brick work of the new Lutheran
church is about completed. The edifice
will be fine ornament for that corner
Notwithstanding this crop annihi-
lating season, there will he sufficient
TO make a fine show at the county fair
The firm of Haggart Il Lee, butch
ers, has been dissolved, Mr.. Lee retir-
ing. Mr.. Lee started for Denver last
evening.
Homegrown apples are becoming
very common. Verify We are ap-
preaching the honor of being "fruit
country"
The mud We are having is ~ prec-
ious a. SO much gold. II is symbolic
Of gold i'm this latitude just at the
present time.
The frame part of Mr. C. Eberhardt's
new residence looms up. The build
Ing will be one of the largest resi-
dences i'm town.
The premium list books Of the Saline
county Agricultural, horticultural and
Mechanical Association Ore now ready
for distribution.
The son and daughter of r. w.
Ayres. once resident Of this city but
now Of Washington, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. II. ID. Baker.
The old "2 per cent. per month 4"
days have passed-probabIy to return
no more. Money at l per cent. per
month is the programme now.
Mr.. Frank wilkeson returned one
day last week from a trip to Arizona.
II is rumored that he has struck it rich
I'm placer mining in that country.
Mr. f. w. Ober returned from Colo
RADIO last Friday. He saw sufficient
while absent to convince him that his
mining interets are of great value.
Prof. Fitzpatrick goes to Russell on
the 5th of next month to conduct the
county normal institute He will be
engaged there until about Sept. Sd.
F. w. Rogers, a farmer of Gypsum
Creek, was overcome by the heat while
In the field last week, and
thinks he narrowly escaped a sun
stroke
Rev. DIR. Davis attended the Metho-
dist Camp Meeting at Bismarck Grove,
and, according to the Lawrence Jour
nal, preached powerful sermon last
Mrs. DIR. Axleson, Of Lindsborg,
daughter of Hon. Nels Peterson, of |
this place, died at the former place
last Thursday, at the age of "a years
Z months and Is days.
On Thursday last four ponies very |
disappeared from this vicini-
fy. One Of them belonged TO Rev.
Morrison and three to Fred Shumaker.
Whether they strayed or were stolen, |
has not yet been discovered.
DR. q. w. Hoss, of Topeka, will lee
ture In the Christian church this even
ing, under the auspices Of the County
Normal Institute. He is reported to
be u pleasing lecturer, and will no
doubt crafty and edify his hearers.
Miss Ella c. Fleming, grand
laughter of Mrs. NJ. Maxwell, died
afternoon at the age of ..
'ears, 8 months and days. She had
,een confined TO her bed for some two
'ears- Her disease was consumption.