The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-13

~ Extra oeyi,s Of THE JOURNAL may 3, al
a Wm H-gt-nI Sore and NJ the Boot Sure e5 Hh'ie
head q !,asasn.
No, 0 no, il never rains in Kansas
Lent is over at last. How charming
District court i'm session at McPher
son.
The District Fair seems to be popu
lar.
A vast increase i'm oat acreage TIN.
year.
The house-cleaning season hover:
about.
Wheat twenty inches high in some
places.
The Mulberry was raging after Fri.
days storm.
The bowling winds of Tuesday were
quite wintry-like.
Now for rousing fair-the best one
we have ever had.
The main platform Of the new depot
II to be go feet long.
Complaining has been going OH
for the last ten days.
1.-THE old red barn" is now the base
Of strategic operations.
Mr.. A. w. Wickhsm has gone to
Ohio for short visit.
Hail stones OF the egg variety fell
last Friday afternoon.
Harvest in May this year-sccording
to present indications.
Mr.. b. A. Litowich returned from
the East early last week.
District Court convenes in this
county On the sth Of May.
A rush for u new supply of coal
last Monday and Tuesday.
The weather continues very cold and
cloudy-too cloudy for frost
1t is proposed to have the county
fair earlier this year than last
Rye heading out-wheat reported
heading out In some sections.
Willis Kesler is home frsm the
mountains for few days visit.
Mr.. Frank Wilksson and children
started west, Tuesday evening.
A large number of trees are being
planted i'm and about the school park
The construction train still finds
work in the low places south of town.
Asparagus, radishes and lettuce.
have been i'm market for several days.
The Salina & Southwestern seems to
have fine passenger traffic every day.
The Salina District NJ. f. conference
will be held at Wilson, May I'd, Sd and
4th.
Vennor tells us that April will be
warm and wet, but that May will be
cold
The yard improvements this spring
have been much more extensive than
ever.
Wyoming-bound travellers passed
through town in prairie schooners last
Monday.
The late rains put the streams up to
great height, but the waters rapidly
subsidized.
The old Herald building stand. Va
can't for the first time since the Herald
was started.
Atchison and Topeka are the only
places in Kansas i'm which Sells circus
Is to exhibit.
Mrs. Robert O'Connor and Mrs. De
Rinzie arrived from Colorado last Sat
urday night.
w. l.. Evans. editor of the Russell
Record and Brookville Transcript,
called last Tuesday.
A cold wave came down upon us
last Sunday night, overcoats and fires
being again in demand.
Regular meeting Kansas Valley De-
tective Association Saturday, April
Is, 1882, l:sO O'Clock p. NJ.
Appropriate Good Friday services
were held in the Episcopal, Swedish
Lutheran and Catholic churches.
DR.. Crowley held up two finger. and
said twins We asked where. The
reply was: AT Ed Olmstead's."
Litowich, wolsefier 4 Co.'S new
store room, when completed. will he
the largest business room i'm town.
An advertisement for reletting the
Salina and Lincoln postal route con-
tract is posted mp in the postoffice.
Our neighbor Crsvens lie very happy
happier than the average citizen.
He has a fine little boy-the first heir.
A foot bridge on South street, across
the Smoky, would be a great accom-
mediation TO all. We hope II will lie
built. I
The amount i'm the Treasury of the |
Saline County Agricultural, Horticul-
tural and Mechanical Association is
&27557.
All the farmers wore mammoth |
smiles last Saturday over the late
rains. They all felt as II a fortune had
been left them.
The wheat market in Kansas City
has declined seven to eight cents with.
In the past week, and dealers predict
still lower prices.
Mr.. Bond, the engraver, has made a
very good cut Of the English Lutheran
church. Mr.. Taylor Miller IL having
. cut Of his elevator made.
Owing to the present arrangement
OF our advertisements, We are compell-
ed to place large portion of our edi-
torial matter on the first page.
1t Is reported that the house Of
John Hall, al Roxbury, was destroy.
ed by Fridays storm. His cook stove
disappeared and cannot be found.
Vennor says that late and very Sc.
we're frosts are probable In the South
and Southwestern sections of the
United States during this month.