The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-14
Dust clouds.

School again on Monday.
Thermometer AT l020. on Tuesday.
Don't give up the new railroad yet
Are YOU going down to see Blaine
bismarck Fair commences mex
Monday.
The unplessantest day of all Kan
sas DAYS was Tuesday.
five only had our waterworks thes'
dry and dusty times!
Republican Central COMMITTEE
meeting next Wednesday.
Mr.. Ringwalt, Of the Lindshorr
Ne,cs. called last Monday.
A new member Of the Edinria
CORPS Of the Sa!Ina Her0id.
A trying time for the shade and frui
trees. Guard them carefully.
Our county fair commences on
week from nextWednesday.
The milk supply il growing scarcer
Too dry weather for the cows
The clsng-clsng of the school bel
was heard last Monday morning.
Fair ones bring to the Fair the Fair
est handiwork of your Fair hands.
Meeting Of the Saiina Post, O.. \ r
nj CITY Hall next Monday evening.
Salina will almost be deserted thi-
week everybody gone 90 the State
Fair.
Most Of the vets leave On the niue
o'clock this evening" train for the
Re-Cnion
Late intelligence from Mr.. ". l..
We'll il that he j. not 81 well ~ he
was some time ago
Mr.. p. l.. Gcbhart has returned
from the mountains somewhat in-
proved in health
Quite n number Of ladies from "a
lima and Saline county will he in To
peka during the week
Mrs. r. G. Culp started for Norwalk
Ohio, last Tuesday. where III" will
visit for several weeks.
II IL 80 sweet To go down" on Il
Cyclone" aud come back cn Can
non ball" And yet we all do il
Noplace of 300 inhabitants in Kan
sas IL carrying heavier stocks "f mcr-
chandise than Salina AT the present.
According tn the HcrG'H. J. IL.
Snead il an Independent candidate for
Representative of Ellsworth county.
II f. altogether impossible to name
those of our citizens who are in Topeka
this week, AMI hence we do not under
take IT,
e. l.. Hu>.ey /. engaged Ia collect
agricultural samples for the bismarck
Fai., and J. doing some lively work
at IL
DIR. Charles GreenieaC and lady, Of
Pennington, ILL.,, are visiting their
son Mr. Greenleaf of the Mattress
factory.
Much more Interest than eycr 6.f"r'
il being taken in our county fair
There IL every prospect that il will he
grand success.
Sheriff Radcliff went down to The
Ossawatomie asylum the first of the
week, in charge nf Christina Biher-
adjudgcd insane.
A large quantity at hay has been
put up by the farmers during the few
weeks past. Ia fact, they nave been
able TO do little else.
Surely the party by the name "'
Nenuor didn't saw that We SHOULD
have all the oppressive heat that w
are now experiencing.
The protractei meetings closed on
sunday night. Much good has been
accomplishments conversions mum
boring over hundred
Rev. Woodrow. Universalist minis
ter, who was in charge of church
here in 1859. was in town last Mon
day. He now resides at Hutchinson
J. | Norton has model grove near
his farm house The trees are maple
and already sfforda fine shade. Every
farmer should have just a fine grove.
The train from the west to Topeka,
Oh Monday. consisted of seventeen
ears. and was run in two sections
There were 40 from WaKceney alone
Miss Emile Gavin. known 10 Salina
people n the elocutionist who accom-
panied the Swedish NighiingaIe-, re-
Gently died in Chicago of consumption.
Elder Mitchell. formerly pastor of
the NJ. r. church Of Salina. was H.
town the middle of last week. He j.
now pastor of the NJ F. church of
Junction City.
Mrs. Col. Spivey, accompanied lay
Miss Dot aud Master Paul. is visiting
her brother. Mr.. Paul Ravens, Of
Leavenworth. She will remain there
several weeks.
Prof. Fitzpatrick reports an enroll
ment of over 600 scholars i'm both build
ings. The Schools start Off in good
order and the Principal il we'll satisfied
with the outlook.
The hot south winds commenced
blowing with great force TUESDAY.
At times a person felt as il he was re-
posing in a crematory furnace. And
the dust-don't mention it,
The Jewish New Year commences
to-day. The Jewish Day Of Atone
ment is one week from next SATURDAY.
On both Of these days the four Jewish !
stores Of this city will he cinSc.l.
II was "school-book" day at White
head & Seaman's last Monday The |
rush Of the coming generation" was
like that Of many waters. aud there |
was sound Of voices rs those of |
Babel.
Joe Powers Is hack in Salina again.
He is becoming quite a sheep king. |
Two or three weeks ago he offered |
$3.50 sheep for sale AZ Dodge CITY. |
where he has been making his head |
quarters
Col. W. 4. Phillips teleCraphed |