The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-03
The circus-next Wednesday.


week.
The threshernen are all pushed
with work.
The low price of wheat IA axes til"
times close yet.
Saline county elects delegates for
1t John next saturday.
Mr.. Oscar Sritz has gone {" Colo
RADIO for a trIi day visit.
The Lino"in Center mail hack l.
now runmin" regularly.
Tn. uptnNn railroad waiting
roam l. cute. IL NOT irrSe.
Ms. &. 4. 'U!P j. visiting the iaui-
iIy oi Dr Campbell ia Denver.
The running time "n the '-niIma *
Southwestern ~ Il" l., -i.an-rG shortly .
Mr. !. H. Davis. station agent. ii""
holds forth ia ti,- new depot building
Gcnrgc q. Lock wood - - 'i"ir-nir
from Marion county I" tlt" state Con
y-niion.
\ renter a. six urr'~ "i irnd near
As aria RAISED ,iifty-lhr"r bushels 4"
the acre.
Mr.. } :. Phillips. "f this city, WAS
confirmed ~ ASSISTANT rayma>t,r ia
the Navy. on the 18th int.
A. r Il VI. II. Gricr ara preparing
to move their stock "f a,",,,i~ into their
old business house un santa fr.
A Mrs. Fugatc, millinrr, "opens a
store in the huIiimg next south al
ODER 4 iIagcruam'-, on sept. i-t
Mr. \. \ Wi" and family have re-
turned from Virginia, where they
have been within. for some time.
The present low price Of whoa, COM
pcI- the farmer {" part with Just -"
much nf il a. j. absolutely necessary.
The lnw place on South street, near
d. H. L ,wrr-' residence. = being pat
in order 10y the street commissioners.
The mystic- have challenged the
Blues of Minneapolis for a return
game-tn bc played next Tuesday in
Salina.
"JirgcrS" more abundant this sea-
son than ever before Nearly every
body is nursing sore" or itching
like mad
The new Masonic Temple reported
as IA fixed fact, ani IT, l." built al AN
early day.
The potato crop is not a. good -
was expected. Too much rain AT the
wrong time. However, the yield viii
bc pretty fair.
Bathing-n"t only "f TIA" small boys
but the larg. boys is daily luxury.
The fivoritc bathing resort j. near the
old East Side Brewery
Mr. 4 4. Collins. of Gypsum Greek,
il Ia bc Superintendent "f Division g.
of Machinery Department, AMI +. al
Farm Machinery Of the State Fair.
At the las. hall raunr Last Thui siay.
Mr.. ]. : Baker won five dulIaI~ "n
the result of the game. and immcii-
at.ly presented il Ia our home club.
Barnett f,fx"n, the - Louis drum
mcr whose wife recently madr her
self famous 10y AN cl"p"m"nt with
young fellow was in town lat Monday.
In the vicinity "f AsSaria they had
had up Ia Monday very little rain and
corn was suffering. In nearly all
other parts at the county, rain has
been abundant
Mr.. Randolph, Frank Gnohunw'
partner in the milling hu>inrr al "a
lima Kansas was in the city last week
the guest nf Theodore Williams Nor
rdik, o. R,R"i"r.
Mr.. Hitchcock. oi Peoria, IL, WAS
in town last wcrk-a guest at hi old
friends Mr. and Mrs. los. Sargent
He has some fine land la this cnun
FRY and came ont L. look after it.
Mr. W. G Burpcc, "f Maine AN old
friend uf Mr. league AMI Mr. Haskell,
has been visiting here. Like all others
he il much impressed with Kansas
glorious crop showing this year.
Mrs. Henry Eaton and daughter. "i
sSalina. Kansas. are guests uf Mr.. J.
a. Rice and daughter Lulu. Mrs
Eaton was formerly a resident "f this
city Mnsk'goH Mich Ur"1ici'.
Mr. W. X. Gels shows H. a half
dozen Siberian crabs. taken from trees
in his yard They are golden hcau-
ties in every -cnse of the word.
measuring six inches in circumfcr
ence.
Mr.. w. \. -Gebhardt, nf the Els
worth Reporter and Mr.. Gray, alsn "i
Ellsworth. called last Monday. Mi.
Gebhardt il one Of uur best ncwspa-
per men. The Reporter i prospecting
splendidly.
Mr.. & r. Norton. of the Missouri
Pacific system" was in town one day
last week. for a short visit with his
parents. There few more promising
young men i'm railroad circles than
''our Charley"
The county clerk has been instruc-
ted by the state Board Of Equalization
tn add live per cent. TO the valuation
If this county for state purposes The
additional amount required from this
county is Sj16.9S.
Ii is reported that Senator Edmunds
contemplates rcsigning his seat in the
Senate and devoting himself entirely
Ia his profession. IL this report Ice
true the American Senate will lose
its ablest man.
Mr.. r. II. Gibbs has given up or
the present his intention to erect a
two story brick store adjoining the
Ober K Hageman building, which was
10 have been used in connection with
the corner store.
Two grand rains last week did much
TO improve the corn prospects. and Ia
delight the husbandmen. Their good
effects are felt in nearly all portions Of
the county, but the heaviest fall WAS
in town and vicinity.
Mr.. w Il Gels. "a auctioneer. will
oe,.uny fhe old Herald hiIiliius. C,r