The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-06
IN the STATE.
scissored From Exchsnoes.


tables i'm Sterling. One hundred and
twenty-five have petitiOned for the
tables.
The society of the First Kansas
is to hold its annual reunion at Leav.
enworth on the 10th Of August next,
and the citizens of that city are pre-
paring to celebrate, on that day. the
twenty-first anniversary of the battle
of Wilson's Creek. All the partici.
pants i'm that battle and all the soldiers
of the late war are to he invited. Gen.
G.. w. Blair, of Fort Scott, is to he in.
vited TO deliver the Grafton.
Gov. T. A. Osborn, our minister to
Brazil. is reported tn he down with
We hupe he may recover.
Capt A. b. Hammer, the Mound
Valley lawyer. was having his trial Mt
the court house this afternoon for re-
si.ting an officer. We do not under
stand this. 1t is too deep for us. A
lawyer is not apt to resist an officer.
IL must have been brought about BY
some extra judicial" proceeding OF
the law.-Osreg0 Independent.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Kansas Sunday School assembly will
be held AT Hartzell's park for ten DAYS,
from July 18th to Goth lSs2. The
programme of exercises and entertain
ments is now full. and this is certain
to be the grandest meeting yet held.
Senator ingalls, has assured the man-
ayement of the assembly that he will
Ire present, and deliver his eulOgy on
Garfield. This Grafton on the Chris
tian President is the finest produc-
ton Of the eloquent Senator.
Col. Leaper, of Leavenworth, is an
other applicant for the postmaster.
ship of that city.
Fort Leavenworth has been desig.
mated As the place for the contest for
army prizes in shooting for the pres
ent year, the contest To commence
on the 18th of October. Gen. Sheri-
dan will be present and deliver the
prizes-siX in number.
Charles Howard, living eight miles
southwest of NeOsho Falls, had one
hundred and fifty head of sheep
drowned on "Wednesday evening of
last week, during the rain storm.
They were corralled OH the bank Of
the creek a mile or 50 north Of his
place, on a high point which Mr..
Howard thought was perfectly safe
from high water.
As Hon. F. ii. iBurris, member Of
the State Senate from this district,
has moved to New Mexico. and con-
scIlIently il the district is repre-
scented in the higher department
of the State Legislature, the vacancy
must be filled. The prospect is that
there will he no lack of candidates
waiting to accept the Office. There il
a United States Senator to elect next
winter, and Riley, Davis and Dickin-
son counties of course want to have
their full say a. To who the gentle
men shall be. Davis county, which is
generally on hand when candidates
are wanted, has two citizens who
would consent to fill out the uneN-
pired term of Senator Burris-J. ii.
Franklin, the county attorney, and
w. Il. Clark. the banker. Ii is rather
early yet, and more candidates may
Ice brought out, possibly one from
this county. 4 district comprising
So much intelligence and wealth as
the old Thirteenth, should send AN
able man 10 Topeka.--Maahdttdn
Repujiic.
The land department OF the A., +.
Il :. +. have received magnificent
specimen of corn Of this years growth,
raised by J. ID. Common, Of Butler
county, cut the LIST of July, the stalks
"i With ,iieasue W. nm n," ne LII,
"uhcn VI ~. i" ii.:,
VI putei ' =. p,.;'I.,
'are IN N. re. anu ,A, '' "s"
ioi''"" ''n'"'o""' ''"
The south side boasts OF female
barber, ana No. l hand with the I'M
PIGMENTS OF the trade she Is TOO. Sa-
Ina can not crow over us ON thnt score
any longer.-ibuchc Chr0nictc.
The Solomon valley sheep company,
of Beloit, sheared seven bucks last
week, the heeceS al which weigped
from twenty-four To thirty-two pounds
each.
Tn. =. pusou Citv ~ steamho,t was
launched I,st Tu,..,l,v ,,iyht when /,
Ire crowd ,sse,nI,Ied on The hanks
M H.. r;,..r In ,vitnes. the me-. firm.
,,,ce' "Wednesday morning steam was
ro,ten nm and the boat tested. which.
although somewhat defective at the
time, has been changed anu now
works ike a charm. IL Is well goit en-
up, nicely painted and VIII he Il source
oi great pleasure To those WI" ENJOY
riding on the raging waters. dc
lot Co"rier.
Mr. T. II Ward fine oldest nossenpcr
,,,,J,,rtor ON the Kansas Pacific who
Ion ,hn,,, two ,nontIs AGO to ,,,epi
ill.,. n,,.ition of s,,nrrin,endeut of the
Central has returned and
will r,.s,,u,. his oid nosj,inn AIlwbc
know y n will be ,,I,I to know tina,
h,. has returned as he is n very pleas
an, gentleman and /, good railroad
man Puss,U Rcco,d
tharies thompson acciuehtaiiy ieii
rom the top OF trI moving ears
some serious Injuries. He was brought
Io nkyiIIe by the company's phy-
stefan DIR DoiS who repor,s his ma
lent doing we'll. How the accident
h,pn.ned not even Mr.. Thompson
/ nows. The train moved only nine
ear. length. after he ByooEriNe
Transcript
The Scandinavian Ev. Lutheran
A uyustana synod has inst been i'm
.ess;nn in Alt1na mi. This venerable
church nody numbers some o+O con-
with about 23O churrhe.
md I5O pastors. The conversations
are snr,ad ali over the United States
rrom New York TO the Western coast.
from Michigan TO Texas. There were
,rasnn, Ia ministers and 50 Law dele.
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