The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

A gentleman from indianapolis is 10
town who talks strongly of starting ,
pork packing establishment here. LII
10 reported to have sufficient cspiial Il
grappls with this important enterprise
A pork packing establishment is one o.
Salinas many needs. Farmers and III
will be glad to hear that there is pros
pect of one.
Mr.. A. B. Dickinson has recently
turned out some carriage work which j.
very superior. Our readers should espsc
tally notice the new carriage OF Mr.
Harry McDanicls, which is his work
No better advertisement is needed than
tina: vehicle. Mr.. Dickinson's carriage
factory is certainly an institution Of
great benefit to SalIDa.
A portion of Tenth street.in the Depo,
addition described as follows, he's been
vacated: Commencing at the sonth wesl
corner OF block g.; thence west to the
east line Of block 9; thence north on said
cast line to the northeast corner Of said
block 8; thence east to the west line ol
said block 6; thence south on said ives,
Iine..of block 6; to the place Of beginning
We omitted to notice last week the
death of Rev. q. S. Stockwell, who died
on the 18th ult., at his farm southeast
of Salina. He was u minister of the
Baptist church, but had not preached
regularly for several years. He was q
man of good ability and much respected
by all who knew him here. At one
time he was engaged in the wheat bus
mess with Mr.. II. G. Davis.
The Liederkranz Society have concIu
ded to build o hall. The building com
mitteo is composed of Messrs. Seitz
Hitler, Ludis, Daum, Bondi and Gels
Two projects are already in WOW. One
10 to add another story to VIM Hueb
ner's building, and the other Il to bui Id
upon Mr.. kroft's lot-next south oil
Tressin i Warren's building. The com.
mittee have not yet decided which
course they will pursue.
The only cases Of special importance
which have been tried siAcs our last pub.
LEGATION are the cases OF d onegan W Car.
lein damage suit and Lo ~ " Long
divorce suit,--the defendent being
charged with adultsry.) In the 6rsi
named case judgment was obtsiDsd for
the defendant. In the second case. Mrs.
s. e. Long obtained . decree of divorce.
The attention of the court is now &C.
cupisd in . Brooksills case tho title OF
which 10 II. VI. Baker K 10. IS l.. G..
Warner. r-- eEs "a. g.
We hate to say anything about tit
is wrong, bat Ed. Powers. Well, We
guess We wont speak Of it It's mighty
mean to mention il, when We consider
all tho circumstances, but Ed. Powers is
to. There, We nearly exposed him.
II We had our say about il, there would
nothing be SAID OF it until We received Q
slice OF wedding O.. Pardon %, We
didn't mean to blow on him, and haven't,
have We, But Ed. 10 1t . safe distance
he's down at Kansas CITY, and it is to
take place to-day.
Col. lnmsn writing IN bic paper, the
Larned Chronoscope. Of "A terrible Ten
Miles Ride"-an incident OF the Indian
var Of 1864, thus refers 70 Salina:
o. the morning our little command
reached where nov 6alins nss,Ies 90
beautifully amidst her heavily fringsd
streams. the long stretch Of magnificent
bottom-lsnd Immediately vest Of this
town Was covered with bunaioes, and
where the succulent blue stem, keeping
pace with our wonderful march Of q VI
lizstion, bows rythmically TO the cum
mer breeze, thick met OF short print
tive heritage nsds that whole region .
favorits pasturags for those huge AMI
ml', 90 rapidly passing awsy to-day.
We regrs, to aanouncs the death Of
Mrs. G. R. Underwood, vho departed
this life last Saturday siteFnoon dec
ith)- She had besa In i'll health for Q
number Of years, and che bore her sick
nesA With padsncs and christian forti.
Jude. Ste Vas not only beloved 10 her
immediate iamily circle. bas BY those
With whom che Was acquainted in her
.hurch, and elsewhere. The Christian
.hureh Vas well filed Sunday afternoon,
Il which time the fansrsi obsequ'es look
place. Rev. Mr.. Barclay made some
appropriate remarks and was assssted 10
he services By Rev. J. II. Lock sood, OF
be Methodist church, and Rev. W. A. |,
3inkins, OF the Psssbytsrisn ehsreh- |
Notwithstanding the stormy wesshes o
oag line Of carriages followed the re-
Mans TO the grave. We extsad oar
20 him Who has shas lost .
osiag wife; TO those Who mosss the
iesth Of . loving mother, and 70 Tie rsi. !
tive Who Afe Tina n aaAiI kann>ssd