The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-08
The roads are passable again.
The miners are still confident.

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just what is needed.
Mr. Nicklin, of the Herald, attend
ed the Editorial Convention.
The sun dial at the New York Stort
corner is the time regulator now.
The wheat lin some fields will b'
ready-for harvesting by Saturday.
Will some one please tell Us which
10 wear, winter or summer clothing
Mr. Gaveri,h, the livery man, lost d
horse by overdriving, last Thursday
A number Of land and location
seekers have been in town during tn,
week.
MrsA. A. Parkerson, Of Manhattan
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Flagg.
The rumored plug train" has mol
yet been put on between Kansas City
and Rockville.
Mr.. Tom Wilson, the witty local Of
the Abilene Ga.ette, was one of the
callers Oh Tuesday.
Mrs. e. V. Roseberg, of Smoky
View township, has gone to Illinois
for a few weeks visit.
II has been at times very dusty this
week-sornething very extraordinary
for the past few weeks
+. l.. Simpson, the cold reliable"
business agent of the Abilene Uroni-
Gle, called last Tuesday.
The railroad time is all "muxed up"
and We shall omit our timetable until
the time is permanently fixed.
Lyen, the piano and organ man,
has vacated the corner room in the
Opera House block, and left town.
Mr.. 2. @. Bond is in town for a
three weeks "lay Off" Salina is a
good enough summer resort" for
him.
Messrs Sam Wilson and Jos. Powers
arrived in Salina last week. They
have their sheep located i'm Barton
county
A dismal sell at Sam Gradwohl's
last Saturday. The expert could have
testified that it was sea foam, vinegar,
anything.
The military company met last
Tuesday night and elected e. L. Hill
ton Captain, and Chas. Bush, First
Lieutenant
Several of our business men used
their private carriages in showing
their Abilene friends about the city
last Tuesday.
Several Abilene ladies and gentle
men called last Tuesday. They came
20 fast and i'm such numbers that We
are unable Ia give their names
T.. w. Woodrow, the UniversaIist
minister who preached here for some |
time, three or four years ago, has |
drifted down into Rice county.
The Mcpherson train commenced |
with its new time last Sunday. Tn
train going south starts at o'clock T..
M, and arrives at $50 o'clock A. VI.
The water works company expec, 10
have a switch constructed Ia the loca-
ton Of their building at once, so that
all the material can he delivered on
the grounds.
The Mcpherson papers report the
existence in that city of man who
has not laughed for five years. He
must own large amount Of property |
I'm Mcpherson.
III il hadn't been for Charley Rad
cliff, Nicklin would have whipped
Bob Ford i'm Kansas City last Mon
day. They met the Jesse James
slayer on the street.
Col. Henry Inman called last Mon
day. He was i'm town making arrange
ments for a full attendance of the
soldiers of this county at the Topeka
Reunion i'm September.
Messrs. Haskell and Sweet, of Maine,
and old friends Of Mr.. NJ. ID. league,
are visiting here. They may locate
In this neighborhood, and possibly go
into the sheep-raising business.
A farmer from Kentucky stated TO
DIR. Layton that he was surprised TO
lind corn so well along i'm Kansas He
said that our corn prospects were at
present far ahead of those of Ken
lucky. /
The jury i'm the District Court was
last Saturday. The Judge
called the docket for the "iinal cali,
ast Tuesday morning. The business
,f the court will easily be wound up
his week
Mr.. NJ. ID. league is preparing To
move into his new Santa Fe residence
Late the We'll property. Mr., Lito-
Tich rents the house now occupied by
Ar. league.
The Topeka, Salina & Western rail-
way company have engineering corps
II work along the south bank of the
tiNSi uuu VI &hiil tEtth VII /
ey, surveying a route for the road
Topeka Commonwealth.
A friend informed us the other day
hat Rev. Geo. w. Hayes, pastor of ,
he Central Presbyterian church of
Denver. Is the same gentleman who
ras pastor of the Presbyterian church !
{ Salina few years ago.
Mrs. Capt. Ayres, whose husband is {
he genial and well-known Washing
on correspondent of the Kansas City
Times, has pleasant position i'm the
atent office Washington correspond r
nj Topeka Commonwealth.
Mr.. q. +. Supple made a very salts n
Actory exhibition of the Mccormick Il
wine binder i'm field south of town,
Ast Saturday. A number of farmers
'ere present and were well pleased
18th the work of the machine.
Profs. Garfield and Smith are expect !,
here today; and tomorrow, Friday, !,
ill be pleased to meet any who think ;,
attending the State University.
hey will found at the High School :.
uilding from p o'clock A. N. to IL NJ. .,