The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-13
What muddy roads.


Rev. WIN. Smith is convalescent.
The city was out Of coal on Tuesday
Look out for high water in thu
streams.
The streets are in 4 terribly muddy
condition.
Bring on your gondola. Navigation
was never better.
Grants blIiI,lingon Santa Fe Avenue
is about ready Ia be enclosed.
Mr.. II. NJ. Sale will start on another
trip 10 Lcadviile next Saturday.
A few besyars are around collect
ing castaway articles of food and
clD.hing.
Rev. HartsOci, of the Lutheran
Church, is to preach the Thanksgiving
sermon i'm Salina.
The County Commissioners held 4
session yesterday for the purpose oI
treasury settlement.
Topeka thc first of the week, settling
with the State Treasurer.
A COOL time 10 have had in blue
grass this week. 1t is booming"
wherever sown in this city.
1861 pieces of mail matter original
ell at Salina, Kansas, 20, during the
first seven days OF November.
William II. Gels il; expected to re-
turn 10 his home this week. This is
good news 10 his many friends.
Whenever you want suit of clothes
made stylish, cali on T.. j. Meteor
mick, the lea Hing Tailor of .SaIina.
Mr.. l.. G. S.lanckc has returned
from ST. Louis, reporting pleasant cx
Pcrienccs while there and tiIcrcabOat.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.ck.nan, of .savan-
nah, Mo-, are in the city on visit to
their dau shter, Mrs. NJ J. Wclis!ager.
Mr.. Ell. Smith, recently salesman al
MARKHAM |, Dodge * Moorc's, has been
employed by ODER, Hagcn,an * Whit
trcd.c.
In another column We rrpublish the
vote at the recent election, corrected
10y the official canvass of the commits
sioncrs.
Rev j. III. Lockwood has been in
the city for several days, looking after
the remnants of:his burned dwelling,
house.
The western bound morning train
yesterday was delayed twelve hours
ay being ditched i'm the vicinity of
NVamego.
The coal supply is still short and
cold stoves take the place of coal stoves.
There are few good loaiing places in
Town now
The *. =. r"a;I will at once extend
the Solomon branch 10 Cawkcr City
The road is now running from Eeloit
10 Solomon City.
Grand meteoric shower little past
midnight Tonight. Prepare for the
finest fireworks" which have been
displayed since 1893.
The wheat Giarkei sill interests a
number oI our Spectators. The late
RISE has carried them out clear and
they feel better asturcI.
A saloon is 10 be started in the lower
room OF the JOURNAL block. Mr..
Klein, formerly with :. II. Grad
wOhl, is to Ice its proprietor.
Word is daily expected from the Of
ficcrs of the Missouri Pacific Railway,
as 10 what they will do in the matter
of their extension Ia Saiina.
There will he morning and evening
services next Sabbath st The NJ. r.
Ghuseh. Rev. J. w. B.niiing, of
Solomon City, will preside.
Wh.l: pr.spr..!5 have gone way up"
since the heavy rain during the past
week Calculations are made on 10
bushels per acre next se3pn.
w. hav. Received Dicks " ,ilcr."
and on aud after uryi week tn. names
OF our subscribers vii lolair printed
instcal al written u.'on il'ir paper.
|; has L,..u SUGGESTED that sinking
artcsl.,n wells w"uII brin" our city AN
abun laai supply al wafer and demon
STRAIT. whether We have coal is.low or
not.
Rev. Lock- wood and wiir have been
81 Uie city daring the p:i-i week ming
ding with their many friends. Mrs.
Lockwood rciarncd {" Hclo;t on Tues
aiay.
The gold medal which was won nj
The Cincinnati Exposition 10y the Kan
sas Pacific Railway will Ice received ut
the X. 4. Land Department! in few
days.
Work il - b. pushed nj onrr on the
Southwestern between Linlsbor-, aud
Mcpherson. Tac trains Will ran into
Mcpherson from, the north by the list
of January.
T.. J. Mccormick not having tim,
TO attend "a his horse Bii,y Boy, offers
him far sale. This horse not yct five
years old, il well known in Salina Tor
his lin. qualities.
Gentlemen knowing themselves in
debted Ia T.. }. NeCorni;.sf win please
go and settle their account ii il does
not put Them Ia an. Inconvenience.
He has bills {" nae,i.
Rev Lock yoo occupied the palpii
OF the NJ. - Church in this city last
SUNDAY, and Il g""dif number of his
old friends were assemble 1, listen Ia
the sermons hr l'i,aclIed.
We have just rccriyei a lot OF new
styles of type for our jolt department.
Our business men will always lind the
latest aud the best material in The
JOURNAL. job department.
We learn ffon, Mr.. &. y. lee, of the
X. p. Land DrPartm-,.s, that intc!ii-
sence has been received at il,5 Office of
large emigration To this s@ciion
frnn Canada la ilkc place This winter.