The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

Anthony, Capt. Mohler ana Col. Dan Oras'
were the orators.
1t is reported that Capt. Mohler has been Of
fered the position of assistant attorney OF the
NJ. h. & l.. railroad at a salary OF $500 pei
month. Good for Mohler.
There were two hundred ard sixteen
names enrolled for membership at the mission
school last Sunday. There have been quite a
number OF names added since.
The opinion of nine-tenths of the farmers is
that the grdsshopper eggs deposited here
about will never be Matched. May the good
Lord make this opinion a sound one.
Several democrats have signifrd their resig-
nation to the important offices they were about
TO fill. Nevertheless they always did think
Hayes was pretty good sort of man."
Mr. J. w. Peterson has become associated
with w. c Addison in the lumber business.
He is a splendid young man and we arc glad
to see him permanently located in our city.
Mrs. Russell was very severely Injured by
being thrown from a wagon, Ola Monday last,
on Gypsum creek. The horses hitched to the
wagon had become frightened and ran away.
While doing job of plastering at Donegan's
Hall, last Friday, Mr.. L. Durant was injured
by the ladder, upon which he was standing.
giving away and precipitating him to tie
floor.
We understand that Rev. E. F. Hill, of the
Saline circuit designs taking trip to the Holy
Land the coming season. We hear it his in
rention to accompany DR.. Frye, of st. Louis.
on the trip.
The directors of the Opera House Associa.
ton met last Tuesday evening, and made an
order for 10 per cent assessment upon
stock That's business. The ASSOCIATION will
soon commence building, now.
A male quartette-composed of Messrs. Aid
rich, Smith, Wickham and Widman-is to fur
nlsh choir music at the Sabbath evening SER
vices of the Episcopal church. They will
commence next Sunday evening.
A few pairs of Pekin ducks for sale at So per
pair. Eggs So per dozen; two dozen for So
Eggs from Partridge Cochins, 81 per dozen.
Nothing finer in poultry. Call Oh or address
Mrs. Z. E. ANDERSON, Salina, Kansas.
The steamboat was launched last week. The
machinery has been put in good order by
those excellent mechanics, otreitZ and Stech,
and she is ready for travel. She nade little
trip to SlIarps landing, Monday afternoon.
The Great American Circus has not made
arrangements to stop at Salua because the
Stone Palace Store is drawing all the crowd
with their panic prices and great bargains.
ODER. BOND & WILSON
| In an another columns will be found the new
lvertsement of Shultz & Wimarth, two OF
the best mechanics In the country. II you
have anything to do in The carpenter and join
er's line, call upon thhm and talk the mat
ter up,
We understand that the excellent work be-
ing done on the road leading to the city on The
east is ut the suggestion and expense OF the
mill company &C.. r. Underwood Il Co.. with
the exception of the road overseer's salary,
which is paid by the city.
We neglected last week, III our account of
the Mission Sabbath School, TO mention among
the musicians Prot. Daniels. whose artistic
violin playing adds so much TO the excellence
of the music. The omission of Prot Daniels
name was unintentional, OF course.
commencing on Monday, April 10th, 1877
j. e. McQuary. ii. II. Nash, David Reese, J.
ii rgler, IL. L. Jones. Newton Mitchell, v. b.
Marlin, +. Carin. G.. Il. Donmever. ID. 5.
Breton, James Haskell, Thomas Martin.
MIR. |. n. Been. of the firm of Fiske &
BEEN, merchant tailors of Ottawa, Ill.,, called
yesterday morning. lie is here on a business /
All I,
in-law, Mr.. w. NJ. Clarkson. This popular !
firm annually takes many orders for clothing
in Salina.
Spring is coming and soon the air will be-
filled with the perfume of blossoms. and the
song of birds, aud the profanity OF the house |
holder who has To take down lis stove pipes
but just .iow there Is time Ia go to Whitman
& Hollingsworth's to get the best OF clothing.
dry goods of all kinds, notions. &C., &c.
Rev. s. g. Wright, OF Brookville. writes |
Rev. w. A. S.mkins, Of this place. that on |
last sunday, at the former place. he received
20 into the Presbyterian church, of them by /
letter. Eleven were baptised. He further
states that there was scarcely standing room /
in the school house for the audience which !
assembled Sabbath evening.
Charles, dear ,hc murmured, as she and |
her lover strolled along the other evening. and /
she gazed l.'yu at the beieweled armament. \
(which is Venus, anl which /, Adonis e. /
Charles said he did not know, but II she want 1
ed some splendid dress patterns she
could not finl any in the city near so nice as
those sold by HTttmann & Hollingsworth.
As will be observed by a notice pub i>hed 4
in another column. the firm of Litwich Il Witt !
mann has been dissolved-;he firm of Witt
mann 4 Hollingsworth becoming their sue I
ceSsors In business. Mr.. Litowich went West I
Monday evening for the purpose of hunting /
a business location. II he does not find place I
10 suit him. he will return 10 New York city
and 20 into bu-iness. The new firm OF Witt
IN lnn Il Hollings worth will be very popular
one and do heavy business.
Capt. ]. q. Mohler returned from the capt.
tai Tuesday, amer having been engaged in leg
islatiyr duties for something over fifty days.
That Saline county has had. in the rec-nt ses-
sion of the Legislature. an able and wide
awake member is acknowledged by all
whether trends or foes of the Captain Can't