The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

Cucumbers and stoniacn-ache staihs
i'm the land
The circus business is probably over
for this season.
Some very warm weather during
the past week.
The circus is over; now prepare for
the county fair.
County politics" will soon lie
heard of in whispers.
Quite a delegation came up from
Lindsborg to attend the circus
Old soldiers, 90 and sign the muster
roll at Mayor Addison's store.
Mr.. Willis kesler has returned for a
protracted visit with his family.
The NJ. T.. Camp meeting com
mences one week from next Monday
Mr.. w. w. Freeman. press agent al
Sells circus, called yesterday morn-
ing.
A wash-out west made the noon
train going east yesterday eight hours
late.
Editor McPhail, Of the Lindsborg
Locaiist, called yesterday. He came
.a 49,. tia. ei.--L---'
T.. w. Ober leaves for Chicago and
other eastern points tomorrow, for IA
three weeks purchasing trip.
The circus parade yesterday was
long drawn out, spicy and varied, and
considered the best ever made here.
Miss Minnie Very commenced Oh
Tuesday learning the art Of teIe
graphy at the uptown telegraph Of
flee
Rev. J. A. Antrim returns from Col
OradO la time Ia resume his pastoral
duties at the VI. r. Church next sab
bath.
Mrs Mardin. an estimabie lady uf
Brookville, died last week from the
effects Of surgical operation for "a
tumor.
Died, In Eureka township, Aug. .,
lsS2. Mamie, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sites Wooden, aged eight
months.
Capt. II. ID Baker has returned from
Colorado, representing the prospects
of the John \ Logan mine to lie still
brilliant.
The little one year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Schippel died last
Monday, and was buried Tuesday
morning.
John ID. Englund, of Engstrom's
Drug store, went down Monday 10
take place i'm Knox's drug store at
Lindsborg.
The base ball game between the
Mystics. of this place. and the Blues,
of Minneapolis, will Ice played in Sa-
lima next Thursday.
The "broom corn season" is at hand
and the raisers of this profitable crop
are generally in search of help, which
they find To be rather scarce.
ihe iafintfs HaNt bttll iilbIc IMAM
blowing up the soil during the past
ten days. They are bound to have AN
early start. and very sensible.
We understand that an artist. |
John club has been formed in this |
city, which includes in its member
ship II number Of Republicans.
J. q. Farquharson succeeds \.
keefer as clerk i'm r. 4. Watson's
store. Mr.. Keefer takes position in
Markland, Dodge Il Moore's store.
We stated last week that Mrs. {. +. |
Ericsson, of Falun township. had
died last week "Wednesday. We were
mistaken. 1t was Mrs &. r. Ericsson.
The little folks should Ice very care
full in their diet. A number of chill
dren are suffering with the usual |
childish complaints of this season Of |
the year.
Mr.. Hardin Hall, of Buffalo, Ill. is
in town-a guest of sheriff RadcIiE |
He is n brother Of Mr.. w. 4. Hall,
who WAS i'm former years a partner of
Radclif Bros.
The county commissioners have re-
leased from Jail L. Ladd. imprisoned /
for petit larceny, and our county Jail
Is without an occupant, the first
time for many months.
Cy Conrad has returned from the
"far west"-well satisfied with his old
home, and cured of .'roving life" He
takes a position in the boot and shoe
department of Ober X Hageman.
J. ID. NJ. Conrad has returned from
Logan, where he was in charge of
stock Of goods belonging TO c. Il. u
derwoOd & Co. The stock has been
sold to Emanuel Swanson, of Assaria,
and moved down there.
Miss Anna l.. CARL, of Sterling, has
been employed by the Board of Edu-
cation to ill the remaining vacancy
in the corps Of instructors of our Pub
lie schools. She is a graduate of the
Emporia Normal, and is highly rec
commended.
Mr.. John Anderson has returned
from New Mexico. and will Aside with
US until spring. He reports the inter.
ests of his firm as prospecting i'm New
nG~~iSo. H. "in ~"sas, again I'm
wheat and broomcorn buying at
Lindsborg.
The County Convention last Sat
urday was very unanimous for st.
John. There was net even a ripple
Of q strife. Delegates Rupert, Forssee
and Willard made little music for
the boys" in order that things should
not be too much one way.
At the meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation last Monday night, the tax
levy for school purposes was made as
follows: for general purposes, mills
for interest fund, II mill. The bond
Of +. c. Miller. as treasurer of the
Board Of Education, was accepted.
The colored people were to have eel
sbrated their emancipation. Mt the
Park last Friday. There was quite
IN attendance from abroad, and pre-
partitions were made on quite a large