The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-14
Rain, rain all the day long.

Rain. rain all the day long.
Those electric storms do not be In
viting.
The new mill company will take .
telephone.
The corn which was listed IL getting
weedy In some localities.
Monday was the hottest day Of the
seasoa-a regular cyclone breeder.
Mr.. Frank GoolnOw starts for Ohio
to-day, for q visit at his old home.
There were some % accessions TO the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
The jolly foreman Of the Under Of
flee, Minneapolis. called LAST Saturday.
| Monday nights storm blew down
two Of James Shsrp's large cotton
woods.
The railroad company raised $lM
per acre on all their Saline county
land last Saturday.
Mr.. BoLert Knox. one Of Abilene's
leading and most substantial citizens,
called last Monday.
At the examination Of teachers for
the city schools last Monday. nine per-
suns were examined.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart will exchange
pulpIts with Rev Mcdowell Of Bridge,
next sunday morning.
Chas c. Clark, once q typo in the
JoUNAL ONCE, Is now publisher Of the
Sycamore (Ohio) Nevs.
Mr. and Mrs il. Huber have re-
turned from their visit East They
expect 10 20 TO California TO live.
The Salina Post, q. A. r., mustered
Is new members last Saturday. The
Post now has about $50 member.
II has been propbesied that the
month OF June would he q rainy
month. The prophecy Is fulfilled 80 far.
a number Of citizens testify that they
heard the t0rnado's roar about u |
minutes past 0 O'Clock. Monday night
The one story part Of the Campbell |
& Tuthiil store building In being
moved away and will he fitted up for
. dwelling house.
About forty mill-wrights will ar
rive this week, 10 put In the nachin- |
cry and work required To finish the |
interior Of the new mill.
An unusual sight was seen at Eng
stron,'s drug store yesterday. II wss
man from the Artic sea who spoke |
only the Finnisl, language.
A shooting match takes place west |
Of town To morrow afternoon. Messrs.
Kesier, Tuthill, Campbell and MOh-
Ter will handle the firearms.
The place known a. the Caruther~
4 Brown farm, Gypsum Creek, was
sold last Friday to Alexander Camp
hell. Of Gypsum Valley, for 81, 40
Three Of the old corps Of teachers
for the city schools have male no ap.
piications for position this year. They
are: Misses Fergus, Hamilton and
Mcclure.
The members Of the Christian
church cordially invite their friends
to meet them at DR.. DaiIy's tonight
Thursday eve.) and have q good
social time.
The jury in the case Of Margaret
Delaney w.. the city Of Salina 1.-THE
Boyd will easel failed To agree-ten
being in favor Of setting aside the
will and tive for sustaining it.
The Grand Army boys have con.
cluded Ia have basket picnic celebra-
ton at the Park on the Fourth Of July,
and will invite neighboring Posts and
all Others to participate in the same.
Mrs. Jennie BEEN, nee BrownsOn.
stnrted this morning for her home at
Kansas City. She was accompanied
nv her father and mother a. far rs
Chicago -FOn du lac Wis Reporter,
June ..
The glass tall shooting at the old
circus ring passed off last Friday In
the presence Of quite body Of specta-
tors. The score stood % follows: Moh-
Ter, 10; Campbell. 9; Kesler. 4; Tut
hill, Z.
The members Of the Presbyterian
church presented Rev. Mr.. Clagett
with q purse of about SIS, as . slight
testimonial Of their appreciation Of his
valuable services during the late
meetings.
Rev. H. H. johnson, one Ct the old
Kansas Guard Of '55-father Of Mr.. W.
n. johnson, Of the Independent, Of
this city. died at the age Of IS years In
Topeka last week. He had number
of scuuaintances In Salina.
Mr.. d. @. Denton, the stirring real
estate man Of Brookvills. has issued .
neat little publication devoted to the
interests Of his real estate agency and
Rockville also. which Is called
EARNS in the Golden Belt"
Toilet. ILL.,, June This afternoon
Hon. II. G.. Cullom and wife were
thrown from their buggy and Mrs Cul-
iom seriously. IL not fatally, injured:
ri. C. Cullom IL the brother Of United
states Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom. and
h one Of the largest contractors 1t the
Penitentiary.
The lady spoken Of Il sister Of Mr..
Freeman Kingman , Of this city. and
In q frequent visitor to her relatives
here.
Mr.. Robert ]. Stall, An attache OF
the Mexican Central Railway survey,
Il Visiting his brother In this county.
He has been In Mexico about four
years-most Of the time In chihuahua
and Senora. He will return to Mexico
In about two months.
Some gentle accents about trust" In
the wheat. There does not seem to be
any grounds for the charge. II 1t
were "lust' In the wheat Il might b
true; for such voluptuous heads are