The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03
CITY AND COUNTY.


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The farmers declare that tie
wheat looks grand.
Mr. y. IL. Mccoy, Of Ellworth. j.
visiting Mrs. J. W. Going. ia this
city.
The SAINTS Fe railway company is
erecting a water tank near First
street.
The sight Of The convicted tramp-
pounding rock draws crowd rquel
to menagerie.
4 Mr.. Hays, Of Maryland. las re-
moved 10 this plarr-io engage in
school Teaching.
TIE boot and shoe firm OF Haas q
To1ey ha been Dissolved, hI Sass
reliriu from the firm.
Miss Nina Mathew. sister Of Mrs.
Norvall, returned to nrr home in
-. Louis this morning.
The Red Men have secured a tl..-
ON loan, and Will proceed with the
erection Of their building
The sewer b. moving surely Go its
destination. The excavation j.
nearly &" santa Fe avenue
The last meal al the Grand Cent-.I
Hotel under Mr.. Robbins prorrr.-
tor-hip, was served This noon.
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Mr.. NellSiaser has been consult
ing with several 'l the architects
AMI contractors WIN reference u"
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Tine rather di-guSled NanSih yes
terday' suggested lhal the most pro-
hlahle business lha' one '"''lH
engage III n 1" grihH up the Suiii'""-
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NJ H. Poole saw '"iih flasg' the
printer, and liahlih- the TAILOR in
San Hrrnardino' TAI fl'ss wa
running "a job office ana halhiih
tailor shop H"lh were doing we'll
Let il Ice remembered that Col. W.
a. Phillips delivers an address he
lore the hepu'ii'ah rI"" at the opera
house thursday night Every seat
viii Ice hllrd 10y TIE people on lha'
occasion.
That long lank, Niliian"u7 tramp
yelled IRE 'n TIE caia""o9' frl,'"E
might HleF NE was l"'N'u up lu'-
Tie turned 'l'' nose on ne ""'''''
To quehrh lhal 'hfr' ana succeed
ed admirably
II. NJ. Suead succeeds August ku-
back in carrying tie mails from the
posi"iiire &" the different trai"S-
with the exception "l 'h' missouri
farile. Mr. Nnead receives COM
pehSati"n "i ft'o year
G.. ". Rohnberg, postmaster at
JOhnstowu, has recently fallen heir
1" fortune "l f-''W" III sweden
This is quite Windlail l." MI. i'"nn-
berg and he belongs L" M'lhti~'h
county.-.H'ih''N"" h'I'"'.''"'-
Mrs. q. &. Virgins, of ohio, and
MIR. Walter IL. " Whittier, of Wi-con-
sin, are stopping for few days, on
iheif Way back L" 'ai'l"ih'a' d" Ni9'
their hr"liier and SISTER MT fAnSl
L. w hi''ief ann MIS- \. u. virgins.
John Gicr-ch, boy fifteen year'
old, son of stephen Gicrsrh, of
Cambria township, was found &c be
insane yesterday 10y "a jury before
the Probate Judge The unfortunate
condition was tile result cd typi"id
fever.
". d. Crawford of Omaha, Neb.,
Secretary of 4. T.. Land Onict de
partmeut, il iu the city, arcom-
panied hy hi- lady. ~ ho will remain
in the city about two WEEKS. Mr..
Crawford returns To his duties To-
morrow.
W. u. Judd has returned to Salina
after an absence Of over three
months. lie visited parts of Jana
ia, southern New York, aud New
York city, and his mother in Con-
necticut. He has had q good Time
and looks robust.