The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-21
Be sure and attend the Fair.

u1hst.
A slight rain last night, and fresher
weather.
The sun will be on the equinoxical
line tomorrow night.
The salary of Rev. j. A. Antrim
has been raised by his church TO 81 200.
Mr.. A. G. Millard's cattle sale ON
Oct. 4,h, commences at O'Clock p. NJ.
The water mill can only be run about
three hours day, the water il 80 low.
David Douglas lost I2j bushels of
wheat, and 30 bu shells Of oats by fire
last week.
DR. W. Deveese and wife, Of Feet
wood, Pa, are visiting their nephew,
Mr.. 5. o. Manderbach.
A number of the fast horses which
have been making the circuit" will
be at our Fair next week.
The oid familiar upward look last
Monday. People have not so gener-
ally looked towards heaven for many
q day.
Miss Melissa Milan went down 10
Lindsborg Tuesday, to take her posi-
ton a. teacher in the public school of
that place.
The Salina Rifles upon their return
home had Ia spend Saturday night in
the town Of Junction. They missed
the train"
Mr.. A. B. Dickinson has gone To
Quincy, H.. in which place he ex-
poets 10 meet Mrs. Dickinson and ac-
company her home.
Frank Rising is in the coal business
At Kansas City. He joined the militia
ry company at Topeka, and stsid with
the boys throughout.
John Gibson has for day or 80 been
making an elaborate boot aud shoe
sign on the south wall of the New
York Store building.
The city treasurer's report for the
month ending Sept. -, shows a bal
ance In his hands of sI70iiG. Total
sinking fund on hand, 81, 600.
Mr. J. A. Divilbi-s. ianitor of the
High School. was married to Mrs. Lulu
A. Miller, last Saturday, Rev. w. r.
Leigh performing the ceremony.
The soldier boys all speak well of
Capt. Arson MiIler's labors in help
ing them Ia good quarters at
the Reunion, and other comforts.
We hear that Mr.. Devereaux. late in
the meat market business, will reopen
in the same business at the frame
building opposite the JOURNAL Office.
The enrolment in the public schools
now figures up a. follows: High
school building, iS5; SECOND ward
building, 2o9. Total enrolment, Ga.
We understand that Mrs. John +.
Robinson Is about To bring suit against
the State Fair Association for damages
sustained by the shooting of her hus-
band.
Mr.. y. W. Tyler. father-in-iaw Of
Rev. J. A. Antrim. arrived from Johns
town. Ohio, last Monday. He will
visit i'm Salina and Chapman during
the winter.
Quite n serious fire prevailed in
the vicinity of Brookville last week,
which burned many stacks of hay
and was liable To have burned other
property.
Frank II shaw, at the State Fair,
captured four first and two second
prizes with his horses. besides receiv-
ing honorable notice in the D1iiy
Capital Pretty good for saline
county.
&. l.. Lofgren, Of the Sven-ka 7ri-
bunen, is again in town, and will re-
main here for the present. Since his
return from California his health has
not been good, and he will enieayor
~. -, t..
We are indebted l" Mrs. Mary L.
Bishop Tor a fine collection oil hand
some, luscious pears-grown upon her
own place. When "A person looks al
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a Mrs. Dickey, from Spring Creek
township, was adJudged insane last
week before Judge Weaver, and an
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.,or;r ,r;,, 60 ia, ,.;,,, r. ~
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1he following Is from the Topeka
Commonwealth OF yesterday.
Inc man VINO accidentally shot Mr
hi, ,ha .;r,nn,s,an o ii ,,; Wa nov
an accident; County Attorney Vance
'
Mr.. J. +. Gebhart has opened up in
the coal business, and already has a
good trade. He il one of the most |
popular young men of the city as well |
as good business man, and there is
no doubt of his achieving success.