The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-27

A horse belonging to Mr.. Lamatine wa
stolen last night. It's light lay with blacl
maue and tail, and stove up In front should.
ers.
On Saturday next, Mr.. Samuel Ray will open
first class barber shop In the rOou, in the real
OF Campbell's Drug Store, Opera House block,
on Seventh street. Mr.. Ray is No. tonso-
rial artist, having had an experience in the
business for thirty-dve years. His furniture.
which is new and Of the latest make, has ar.
rived and he is fitting up his shop In neat
and comfortable manner. Give him trial.
A joke which has often been played on young
men of other cities, was successfully carried
out on young man of this city and terminal.
ed last Thursday evening. 1t was considered
pretty good joke until the Morning News
issused an extra giving the letters passed back
and forth. and abiding to the one who was
dupe1 in terms entirely unsalled for. There
was very general condemnation OF the publ
cation by our people.
We learn that Mr.. Lee Maxey is about to en-.
large the Maxey House. The plan Is to build
an addition on the north of the present build
iuSs ooASV tSCe "-otOiicS Az shC ouuittOh
will be large, pleasant dining room 3Ox40 feet
bath room, with five tubs-twO In the ladies'
apartment and three in the Sents-and q mum.
Der of very pleasantly furnished rooms. This
has become necessity with Mr.. Aaxey as his
patronage was larger than he could accommo-
date comfortably without having more room.
J. G. Mohler, of Salina, good lawyer and a
t. Del
attending court. Come agsin.-BurlingtO In
dependent.
JIG. Mohler. of Salina, who has been at
tending the Mcdonald trial left for home Tues.
day. Mr.. Mohler, with the aid OF Redmond &
jenkins, made gallant fight for his client
Mcdonald Burlington Patriot.
The Patriot, in speaking of the trial pays
Mr.. Mohler compliment for his orstory. Mr..
Mohler is gaining State reputation as GRIMM
al lawyer. He is an unceasing workes for the
cause which he undertakes to defend.
1t will be good news to the people living
on the upper Gypsum, and who get their
mail at Broadview, Pliny. Gypsum Creek and
Roxbury Postoffices, to know that tri.week-
ly mail and stage line Is to be established be-
tween Salina and Peabody. The stage will
leave Salina on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days. carrying passengers to points along the
route, and leaving the mail to the post offices
named. Returning, the stage leaves Peabody
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Care
ful drivers are employed and passengers will
find comfortable vehicles in which to ride.
Mrs. Dora Freuch's reading aud recitation
entertainment last Friday evening not generally
attended A. its high character m.rited Mrs French
has evidently had the very best instruction elocuion
anil this combined with her superior natural abilities
in that profession makes her Of the most popular
public readers of day She has q One, rich voice
and most exquisite conception Of the characters
prominent In the pieces she reads Her enuncatioS
Is fa1l-ss, and her articulation distinct In dramatic
effect she il irresistible. We will not attempt par
ticuarze from the delightful programme she present
ed All OF her selections rendered with that ef-
feet which pr-cudes crit,cism. Messrs Wellington.
Loylu, Bond, Aldrich and Hitler furnished some
voc Il music and contributed very mat. rally in
, King the evening pass so pleasantly.
Remember the Temperance meeting In the
Presbyterian church next Sunday At O'Clock
r. NJ. All friends Of humanity aud lovers Of
good laws and their enfor cement are respect
fully invited to be present Remember
O'Clock sharp. The following is the pro-