The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-08


and blood now flows freely. Let the good
work 20 on till the whole pack of ugly. snar!-
ing ours that have lately been running our
streets are killed or their owners tie them up
Don't miss it.
Don't miss it.
Don't miss it.
The best opportunity you have had to buy
cheap dry goods since the town was estab-
lshed, at Bruckmans'.
At meeting of the Saina Athletic Club.
held February 9Th. the following officers were
elected: President, f. III. Wildman; Vice
Schmidt; Second Leader, George Kinney
Secretary, El. futile; Treasurer. j. NJ.
Champion Master of Implements, Tom viii
liams.
Mr. S. N. Ferlien, of Boon, Iowa, who has
several times visited this city and expressed
determination to establish himself in business
here, has finally completed arrangements and
on the 23d viii take possession of the building
now occupied by the Messrs. Bruckman and
will put in large stock of general merchan-
disc. lie is reported to be a man of consider
able mcans.
The following officers of Cydon Lodge, No.
), X. of r.. installed by ID. ID. G. c., p. Q.
Bond, on Wednesday evening. January "a,
Is7:. c. w. Jones, p. G; l.. G.. Skancke, c.
Z l.. j. Grant. V. c; + Scaton. X. OF X. d
5; \. w. Wickham, III. of f; a. q. Couse, |
NJ. of E; Scott Martin, NJ. at A; l.. NJ. Tuttle, |
D. 6; Il. II. Bishop, [. G. L NJ. futile was
-,ecsed representative to g. l..
The closing sermon of the union meetings
was preached in the Methodist church, last
Sunday evening. by Rev. w. A. Simkins. |
The union meetings commenced on January |
I'll and were held every evening Except Sat
lrday evenines( for four weeks. The attend /
lnce upon them was very large, and the effect /
lpon the community has been an increase OF
interest in religious matters.
Mr.. J. g. Egan has gone TO Emporia to
i've, whereupon our band boys talk dissolu
ion. He has been great help TO the boys
since he arrived last summer, and under
ms training they became quite proficient in /
band music We hope the d, parture of Messrs. /
Egan and Gaylord will not result in the disor- 4
yaniZation of the band. but that they may be |
Ible to procure competent substitutes.
Among the charters filed in the Office of
secretary of State for the week ending Febru-
nv 3, published in the Commonwealth, we
ind the following:
Opera House Association. of Salina, Kansas.
Directors. ID. B. Powers. VIM. X. Gels, Chas I
:. Cup. a. l.. Dodge. Wm. Berg. Frank /
Soodnow. L. Q. Bond. Chas. 4. Faulkner, ;.
J. Palmer.
MaRRrED-on the 4th OF February at the resi-
encr OF the brides mother. b.. the Rev. Thos h.
'ooiey. Mr.. james NJ champion to Miss Mary t.
thompson. all Of Saitn2.
Morrell is one of our favorites and we are re-
diced that he has cast his lot with so excellent
young lady as his bride. May they both
well together in hal p;ness, for az least three
core years and ten. and may the song of"Mol-
e Darling" be forever az sweet to Morrell n
is now. The wedding cake was duly APP
recisted.
On Monday last Dr. J. W. Jenney received
he news OF the death of his brother. DIR. G.. ID.
enney. which occurred at Greenwich. Ohio.
lst Sunday. The Doctor started East Tues
ay morning, for the purpose of being present
{ the funeral. The deceased was once a res
Hence OF this county, having located at Ba-
aria with the Ohio colony. Mr.. c. c. CUP
I'D the deceased were partners in store. con-
ucted by them for several months At Baya-
ia. I,
Me-. GARRISON, the agent tor the building we
ow occupy. has found a tenant, and we I
Till box mp and ship our goods on the 23d .
( February. You will miss it if you don't get I
ONE of the bargains before that time Il