The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-22
ream sle at .le coldmbia bllliard haIl.

Cream sle at the coldmsia billiard hall.
Tom aud jerry at the Columbia billiard hall
Mr. d. $. Dodds Is building cottage on III,
lot adjoining his residence. on Iron Ayenues
Mes.rs. Whitehead & Seaman have received
a new install,nent OF books for their s:ircnIae
iax library, consisting " the latest pubiicf
! lions. VAh Ntifsr0a- y $50 ,s's'i1
Obcr & Bond are closing out their enormous
stock OF everything at nearly New York cost
you can save money by buying Of them, thesE
are facts.
! Our schools are literally cramnfd with p,r
pills. The attendance Is fully 30O.< Not = week
passes bat new pupils present themselves for
examination and admi,tancc.
Several ice houses have been alied durins
the past week. 1t is thought that enough Of
the congcaIed elemcn: has been harvested to
keep our people cool during the summer.
Mr.. Weaver. member from this county, il
chairman of the committee on Immigration in
the House. a position in which he can do much
good for Saline county and Western Kansas.
Mr. E. Locke viii give concert at the close
Of his singing school in Salna-the last Of
January or the first Of February. lie has a
large class and number OF very fine singers.
c. Il. Buell. will furnish at saiina to any per
son or persons desiring the same, good season.
ed posts. oak or walnut. upoa dcrnand. at rea-
so,iable terms 4s-Gv.
Miss Sara q. Holden has received the sing
ing books. TO procure which she gave the
public rraliny.) and duly presented them to
the school. The book selected is 1.-The Head
light"
FOfswri;ing material you will not find bet
ter stock than is kept at Whitehead & Scanans.
And Willie there purchase some Of the latest
newspapers. magazines aud books. which they
have received.
Work on the new school house has been sus-
pended during the cold weather. The coI-
tractors have got along so well with it that
they hope TO finish the buldin. by: time
contracted for. *
We received call on Saturday from Mr.. J.
". Hart. editor Of the Solomon City .,rs,G-
pr. who was liz Saliva in attendance upon the
Grange convention. Mr.. Hart is a pleasant
gentleman TO meet.
We learn from Mr.. Geo. S..rtetun. who mas
just returned from Effrnl,ar. His. that a large
number of rcsidrntcrs Of tina, SECTION will come
10 Kansas in the spring, having Saline county
in view for settlement. ------
There are lively times at Oi,cr & Bond's.
They have very fine stock of goods which
The people Thoroughly alprri.,te. and prices
are AT the same lime Hstoii-hingiy low there.
Ii !, no wander that there la rush.
We u'i'l"rs'a'r! that the. yoIn. men If our
city have Il; contemplation a masquerade ball
on the .2h g: February. Qli;e 4 number have
agreed To 9" ia ,::a>i. i. the hall is given, aud
there is every reason 20 bicyc il will DC sue
cess.
The board of commissioners have passed an
order prohibiting dancing III the court room.
The damage To the ceilings and furniture and
the expense Of cleaning ont the building ha,
been rather expensive to the count, for such
exercises.
Mr.. David Brown. an old resident Of Sa-
lin:. leaves with his family. this week, for
I.'"'e'"oTtH. where iI''! Will re>Tt. IoF the
the tinc t" come. SIR. Brown leaves large
circle OF friends in Saiina.>, who wi>i, him sue
cess in amy further undertaking..
The Topeka 7Toaes has passed into the hands
nf Mr.. V. L. Wilson. f,rmerly OF the Abilene
Chronicle. Nr. John Wilson has been associa-
ted with him. The Tuarv has been made the
official r'aprro Topeka aud of Shawnee coun-
~. We wish the new proprietors sucress in
thcircn;erpri-e. -
lIr. Ira l.. Carver. the popular mel clisat of
the ''Sanfa Fc.' has rented the stone buiitling
on the corner of Santa F. and Iron Avchu"s.
formerly occupied by Flanders & Mariin./Thc
building will undergo repair, Immediately and
Mr.. Carver vii! take possession about the first
ot February.