The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-25

The examination of applicants for
Teachers certificates will I've held OH -
Saturday, 9th inst.-commencing at
o'clock An Prompt attendance -:
required. C,..
DIR. Anna Warren has been quite sick ma !
for a week or so, but has far recOv- the
cred as to be about again. She starts of IL
for New Mexico on Saturday, where and
she will remain during the winter wer
I ever
Mr.. H. J. Tremaine started for Iowa .,or
last week, and will remain in that w.r
State about ) weeks. Before he start Tho
ed he was talking proudly of a certain Doo
1l-pound boy in which he was deeply viii
interested. ,;oo
u. ,u,-,. o,, ~. ..; viii,
dence on Fiftlrstreet to Mr.. Newmil- s" nv,
Ter, the consideration being $1,000 cash 81,
We understand that Mr.. Parker de-
signs moving either to Texas or New 81"
Mexico.
/ A donation party made up of the a IN
friends of Rev. \. Il. Kirkland, hon float
ored their pastor with a call last Mon xvii
day night. There was profusiOn of too.
good things and a very enjoyable eve ton
mig was passed. neat
The publication day of the SrensEa p.
| Haroiden has been changed from Fri -.
day to Wednesday. They will thus
be able to reach all the postoffices in 80
this State and Colorado by the Thurs -
day and Friday mail. r.
The gentlemen who have lately can table
vassed for the JOURNAL in this coun- Cool
ty claim that the trouble has not been silve
with them to influence parties to sub woo'
| scribe, but to find those who are not New
already subscribers. towt
CooI
Mrs. farley has promised an enter cut 9
tainment for Thursday evening;which V. al
will make the lean fat, and the fat lean yase-
up against their neighbor and laugh stan,
more heartily than they have had oc- dres.
casion to for a long time. thin
Mr.. NJ ii. Lamb, of st. Joseph, Mo-, anu
is visiting his old friend Mr.. &. A. Lee, caro-
of the X. p Land Department. Mr. pitci
Lamb is witty, accomplished gentle yer
man and well liked by all who have anu
the pleasure of his acquaintance. ceEt
lei C.
We hear il stated that the audience with
room in the Opera House brings In yer c
about 81, 100 year. We remember Viii
hearing il stated at the time that the cut
project was started that II would not Dew
pay 5000 year. so II seems that a Mi
public hall does sometimes pay. with
Al. De-, bo. ,urcl,aseJ ,so acres PERU
:, U..,,,.o ,o,,.,.h;n :, tho s.otion al. broid
Joining the one on which his brother her'
IT, ~, In. Sou,h and b.s .r..,.d g, Mrs.
fine 6, RIM res;depce thereon Tho E,,- chief
r.,,. form.r, will find TN. f,miIv or silve
Mr.. Post pleasant neighbors. % f.
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We hear that T.. A. Brooks former silve
~ saloon keepers at Bavaria has been we'd
sentenced TO five years in the peniten- ceive
tiary, on the charge OF burglary. He silver
was sent from Doniphan county. He Hill
was charged with having robbed Il safe Mrs.
belonging Ia a mill i'm that county. cut q
=, silve
" silve
ne'e' s'''' anu 7'"', Wv" ' :. Nj
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fected somewhat by the extreme cold. MI, :
But this can he made ready 10y this IL.
evening, when this wonderful display -, :,
wiz " :, :. alarm
Mr.. A. C.. Sloan started for New six J
Mexico this morning, We hopehe will and
return with his health fully recovered. recei
He has promised TO contribute letters table
lao, ,rj,i will table
prove very interesting. We hear that dend
a number of Salina people talk of going Mrs.
To that country sOoa- Mr.
horse
On the 18th day of July last the Sail (;ibs,
ma K Southwestern branch fthe Kan ~
>as Pacific road was completed to
Lindsborp. and last night Mcpherson cred
Centre, in Mcpherson county was turke
reached by tne griderS. Inc Ties anu silver
iron 10 complete the line to that point NJ
are on the ground and within two -'ii~'
weeks cars will run between Kansas, kan>
City and Mcpherson Centre.-Kansds Tn,
e"W 1'"'S' 'ec. -. lady
IT,. c.r;,,;.n .hurob .o,;.,,, h.r. tertai
soc,,r.i m. s.rv;.os of Elder c.oro. there
F. Adams, Of Illinois, as pastor, and "'i'''
he has promised to be with them on Pas>e
the first Sunday in January next to way
,,..,;, hi, ,.,,,r, i, S.,;n. n. h,. with
been very successful preacher i'm IL 'esar
linois, and is very highly respected apr
s,r hi ,h;,;,;a. and chr;st;.n ,h,r,.- their
ter. =" u''
and I
Ice dealers have been very busy dur III SIC
ing the past week harvesting the Ice Borin
crop. Although only about seven A,
inches in thickness, the quality of the the r,
Ice Is superb, there having been 10 borin
snow on its surface and the weather ter
having been slmost continually below cuIat
freezing point since the first ice was tain ,
formed. Inc prospects ior an aouhd- Quite
ant supp! ior next season are very pledg
encouraging neigh
~ proba
The Grand Jury proved To be very -, ;,
good thing after all. Convictions and -
fines have followed i'm nearly all if not
i'm all the cases where bills were found
1t was not very expensive luxury ii,
either. Ii will not cost the county a. -,
much as the Ober-Tozer case. The
fines will probably much more than IN n.
liquidate the amount of expense. The -,
county attorney and the jury certainly 3D.,
did noble work.