The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-15

Sam Hamilton, sheriff of Ellsworth
county, and VIM. Gleason, sheriff oi
Mcpherson county, were i'm town last
week.
VIM. Sullivan has returned from d
protracted trip in the eastern part 81
the State, taking orders for tanning
mills.
Notice the appointment made 10y
the Superintendent ofthe City Schools
published on the first page of thi.
paper.
The City Board of Education have
raised Prof. Fitzpatrick 5 salary. III,
will receive next year 81 loo, instead oI
$l,OO0.
Miss Minnie Very has returned
from the Manhattan Agricultural Col
lege, to spend the summer vacation in
Salina.
Rumors are afioat Ia the effect that
the &. X. Il =. is negotiating for the
l.. T. Il :. W.-Leor.HU0rH Times,
June 9Th.
We are indebted Ia Mrs. Dr. GROCER
for an elegant boquet of choice roses,
the fragrance and beauty of which is
seldom equalled.
Messrs. Bill and Burnham, the
famous stock men of Riley county,
think OF exhibiting their choice stock
at our county fair.
Mr.. Dan Herford, who lives north
west of Bavaria, has io1 acres in his
place, and has some ,,1D trees which
are thriving nicely.
Rev VIM. Smith is now i'm Ander-
son. Madison county, Ind, from
which We infer that he has nearly re-
covered his health.
The new postoilice Of Mentor, at
Pleasant Ridge church. south of Sa-
lima, has been established, and J. r.
Bacon is postmaster.
Smoky Hill Township will build
the piers for the new iron bridge that
Is to span Dry Creek at what is known
as Sielert's crossing.
Master Eddie Whitman broke his
left arm i'm two places last Tuesday.
This was occasioned 10y jumping from
the Mcpherson train.
Z The teachers vacancies To he filed
In our public schools are First grade,
Second Ward building, and Fourth
grade, Third Ward building.
The directors of our County Fair
Association have decided to hold
the coming fair on Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, Sept -, - and ~.
Mr.. Towles, an old friend of Mr..
Dan HEREFORD, has arrived from Eng
land. He il a gentleman of means.
aud may engage largely in the stock
business.
Merchant Bates speaks with smile
illumined countenance of the multi
tude Of farmers teams which We're
gathered at Gypsum City, last Friday
and Saturday.
County commissioners Scholl and
Miller, accompanied by the County
Surveyor, went out Tuesday To- hunt
up the best location for the new New
Cambria bridge.
Messrs. Harrison and Collins, of
tho National Rank sfarfsd put on a
ten days trip TO Colorado, Tuesday
afternoon, TO inspect their mining
property out there.
Mr.. J. b. Sinking, postmaster of
East sc. Louis. called last Friday. He
Is an old friend of Mr.. n. L. Jackson,
Of Gypsum township, and Rev. J. ii.
Lockwood, of Beioit.
Judge Hanback, has received six in
vitations TO deliver Fourth of July
orations. Any man who is so pop
ular an eagle man" As that, ought 10
he Congressman large.
DIR. Jenney, on last Tuesday, sue
ceeded in taking away fourteen feet of
tape worm with head from n Mrs.
Bates, living on the EberhaIdt 4 SUI
dendorf place. south of Salina.
Charles A. Temple, living up the
Saline river, lost his granary by fire
last Friday night. The building was
struck by lightning. He was insured
with Braniff & Cravens for Sl25.
Geo. T. Woolley and his cousin, Mr.
Irwin, Of Kansas City, called last Mon
day. The first named gentleman is
meeting with splendid success i'm the
clothing business at Kansas City.
A satchel containing a pair of slip
pers and Observation-Disclosures to
some Abilene party who participated
in the picnic-has been found at the
park, and left with the Park Commits
sioner.
The carpenters are at work i'm full
force upon the little uptown depot.
The frame is up and being enclosed.
The work on the main track depot is
completed, with the exception Of the
painting.
The p. o. department have given
orders TO take i'm Bridge p. O.. on The
route from Salina TO Galva. also to
stop the Solomon route at Bridge, in
stead Of Pliny, rs heretofore-to take
effect after July LIST. next.
Geo. Seitz, the druggist of Ellis
worth, accompanied by his family,
spentThursday with his brother Oscar?
Of the Eagle Drug Store. Seventeen
persons were assembled ut the latter's
dinner table on Thursday.
Mr.. lack Morrow, formerly a butch
er In this city but of late years resi-
dent Of Texas, has returned. and is
Waiting his brother, Mr.. W. b. Nor
row, north Of town. We understand
that lack will again settle in this vi
ciaity.