The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-13

g. Rash tonight.
The union church services have
been discontinued
A man with an umbrella was act
uaIly seen yesterday.
The familiar clang-clang Of the
school bell once more.
The county fair commences one
week from next Tuesday.
Mr.. Ferlen went to Chicago to pur-
chase a new stock Of goods.
Mr.. Ober has commenced remodel
ing his new home on Santa Fe.
Nj. &. r. Underwood went down
the road last night on business.
Mr.. L. o. Wight aud family re-
turned from New York, Sunday.
Polictics. so far are very quiet with
all, save with the Salina Independent.
Hi Merrell has accepted a position
in the Dewar Bank Of Solomon City.
Republican County Convention,
October 10. Primary elections OctO-
Der 6.
The "inilial brick" on the Camp
bell & futile building was laid last
Monday.
There will be services at the Luth-
eran church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Tie material for the foot bridge into
the Park was shipped from Cleveland,
o., last Saturday.
Mr.. GOOdnow says that he expects
the mill will be running by one week
from next Saturday.
Miss Katie Goodall was to have
been married last evening TO Mr..
Jameson, Of LindsbOrg.
Mr.. c. S. Martin lost a mare last
Sunday, aged SO years. The animal
was brought to Kansas in 1870.
The proceeds Of the festival at the
stone school house east Of town for the
benefit Of Mrs. Shead was 500.
Frank Seaton is again In town. He
was one Of the Salina, Lincoln & Ere
mont Railway surveying party.
The boys OF the Fire Department
are drilling daily, preparatory TO the
grand blow out during the Fair.
Mrs. VIM. Addison and children
left for Illinois yesterday, expecting
to visit among old friends for several
weeks.
Mr. J. f. Gebhart has been awarded
the contract Of supplying the school
buildings with Rock Spring, WyOm-
ing, coal.
The youngest son Of Ward Kings
berry, aged IS months, died last Sat
urday afternoon and was buried
Monday.
People were not only delighted but
astonished that IL should commence
raining in good earnest about noon
yesterday.
Mr.. :. p. Perrill, Of Walnut towship,
went to Baldwin City Sunday night,
to commence 4 course OF study In the
Baker University.
A slight fall Of rain Sunday night
eheered the inhabitants Of this land.
Il was sufficient to lay the dust dur
ing Monday, al least.
DR. John Rabe, a dentist Of Oakland,
Cal, arrived Tuesday morning, 10
visit for season in the family Of his
father-in-law, Rev. a. i. Kirkland.
Mayor Clifford and the city fathers
are invited II attend n waterwOrks
parade in Salina on the 25th, and will
accept. Clay Centre Times.
The Bishop White Prayer Book So
ciety Of New York has presented the
EPISCOPAL church Of this city with a
pulpit bible and prayer books for the
church's use.
Robert Addison, the founder" Of
the IO-cent delivery In Sallna, has re-
turned. He has bought out Fred
Bsrneck's delivery business. Barneck
becomes bar-keePer 10 Gus Behr's sa-
loon.
The city Is laying erOss-Walks where
needed, Of Manhattan stone. This
stone will be used in the future. as It
can be delivered here cheaper for con-
strueting these crossways than ocr
own stone.
The trustees Of the Baptist church
met Monday night, and concluded
to commence work at once on their
new church. A building committee
was appointed. The work viii be
commenced this week.
The fine school house at Brookville
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
last Sunday. The coal pile was on
FIRE supposed 70 have been spOntan-
eOus eOmbustiOn) and by some good
work the building was saved.
A little ''simmerIng about the
edges" over the question Of sewers.
Far-seeing citizens easily perceive that
sewers must soon come, TO keep our
streets in proper condition. With good
sewerage come good health and beau
tiful streets.
The public schools opened last Mon
day and each departmentWns crowd
ed. The attendance IL larger thsn Il
has ever been before. And this re-
minds our citizens that the day is not
far distant when another school build
ing viii have to be erected.
A young man named YOriek, who
was confined In jsil In an arrest and
bail case, was released upon ahabeGs
cOrptss Monday night The suit against
YOriek was brought by AR. Terbush.
on the claim that Yorick had 50
Over-driven his livery horse that death
ensued.
As. Winifred Lloyd, Of Ohio town.
ship, died Of dropsy last Tuesday at
the advanced age Of IS years. She
was q native Of Wales. Mrs. Catherine