Saline

Saline, July 20. -And now the sliriek of the steam thresher is liearrt in the land. - Our streets are very dull since harvest began exc.ept in the evening af ter j the days work is done. -The DaTenport Bros. gave three Ught rope performances in our town umi gavi very good satisfaction generally. -Mr. Leonard Bassett threshed his rap ol heat last week. Whleh yielded him over thirty bushels to the acre. Prety go&d, Len. -Miss Laura Paine of Manchester who hae been on a visit te friendg in Saline for the last two weeks has returned to her home. -On Saturday July 24 at two o'clock , p. :[. the republicana will hohl a caucus at tho store of A. C. Clark on Adrián Street for the purpose of electing delenatcs tn the county oonvoiition. - Souie.time wilhin the near future temperance people of our town pose to secure the use of the tent oí the A. A. club lor a il:iy or two and will have a rousing teniperance rally. -We notice soinc wool come to inarket and a great deal of it rtftdrtáng to "froin whence it carne" on account of the low prices, we are iní'inineil. We ; shall hold our wool over if the old lady will let it remata where it is. -Bey. 1). Shier will exehange piüpitswitli Hev. Mr. McElwaine of Mancliesteron Sunday ,)uly 25th. Mr. McKlwiiine will preacl) luie in the ini; and talk on teoapersuMje íiitueeveniují at tbe l'nion school hall. - On Frklay July U, white loading a Hatear wiUi lumbar aUlie depot, Oonrad Hoafel who ws quite iull oí liquor fU off the end of the car backwanl stiikinU' on hita liead on the roadbed or rail, knocking him senseles. He lingered unül Saturday aL iibout thrce o"clock vriien he died. _