The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
City election next Tuesday.

City election next Tuesday.
The wild geese were flying low on Tuesday
The waters OF the Smoky are now attractive
SaIina has "a practicing lawyers and 10 doc
tors.
The District Court sits in Salina on the 2lsl
Of April.
b. A. LitOwich's store front is now dressed
in beautiful green color.
District court in Ellsworth this week.
making the second week. -
DIR. Reynolds occupied the pulpit Of the NJ.
+. Church last Sunday morning. sa
Our greenhouses are doing well. selling
lettuce and other fresh vegetables.
DIR. q. A. Hawkes.. Of Quincy, Ill.,. former
resident Of this place. IL visiting here.
Rev. u. d. Swindull vii; preach In the
/ Baptist church Sabbath morning, March 3O:h
Dr. GROCER has returned from New York.
He arrived there Iust before the death Of his
mother.
Mr.. s. A. Eaton Is building brick residence
on South Santa Fe-jist soutt, Of Mr.. wether-
bees residence.
The old depot ground has been cleared away
ready for work on the new depot. The plans
will probably Ne let this week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mills has removed from Fifth
Street to the third house south Of Mrs. a. T..
Grier's store. Santa Fee Avenue. Ett4+
Ed. whitman has built q stone addition in
the rear Of his restaurant on Santa Fe.
ONLY 8 for a rifle worth S2O) used by one
OF little Phil's cavalry.
BRIGGS e 0,ssHAkr.
f.. W. Obcr in New York City. telegraphs
that his mammoth stock Is on the way and to
stand from under when it strikes this point.
1t is expected that Governor st. John will
address the people (under the auspices Of the
Temperance Union) next Sabbath and Monday
evenings.
Twenty-Five families arrived In Salina under
the charge OF the X. p. Agent. Mr.. J. ID. Snow,
last Thursday. They were principally from
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. G. w. Emerson and party Of land
seekers who have been travelling in the north
western part Of the state for about two weeks.
returned to Salina last sunday.
A number OF good residences have recently
been built in the northwestern portion of the
city. In fact the city has been building up
very fast during the past six months.
Messrs. Willis Kesler and Frank Neece re-
Gently took hunt about the ''lakes" in Nc
l'Lerson county. They succeeded in killing
IS wild geese and Q number Of ducks.
Rev. C. X. Jones has been assigned to the
n. f. Circuit OF Salina, Rev. F. ID. Baker to
Brookville. Rev. W. Whitney, to Gypsum
Creek and Rev. J. N. Miller to Saline river.
r. II. Bishop has been selected as one OF the
grand Jurors and T. H. Cavanaugh one of the
petit jurors of the U. 8. District Court which
convenes at Topeka. the 18th Of next month.
We are informed that the '.freeze" Of few
days ago certainly killed the peach buds in
certain sections. Mr.. F. e. Virgins speaks Of
considerable damage being done in his locality.
The local company OF the Southwestern
Railway went in body to Kansas City jimmie
diately after the receipt of the news of the
resignation Of General Manager Cakes. of the
Kansas Pacific.
1t is believed by number in SalIna that in
asmuch as there has been q change In the
management Of the Kansas Pacific, the Linds-
borg branch will come to sfandstill for some
time, il not forever.
Mr.. John Geissler, Of Bavaria, the owner OF
the New York Store building, designs adding
another story to the building, frightening 1t
and putting in q new front. All this work 10
to be done next fall.
Mr.. Howard C. Rash returned from Chica-
90 on Sunday morning. lie has purchased an
immense stock of goods and the new brick
will soon be crowded with a. hne a stock Of
goods as can he found in the West.
C. Fannie Allyn, the trance speaker. who
spoke at the hall over Holmqvist's harness
shop on Tuesday evening. had a crowded
house. She spoke again at C. A. Kingnaan' s
vacant store building last evening.
The party of thieves who were arrested for
breaking into stores, dwelling houses and
freight cars in PottawOttamie county were all
convicted and sent to the Penitentiary. Capt.
Mohler was the chief counsel for the State.
Messrs. McCandliss. J. o. Hanford and Ap-
pie, Of Pleasant Valley township, having been
subpoenaed as witnesses in the case OF the
State vs. True recently on trial at Louisville
started for, that place last Tuesday morning.
Gus. Behr has sold his saloon to Jacob
Mogler and Itch, who take full possession
on April l. Gus will devote his whole time
to his brewery business. lie commenced
brewing last Tuesday.
Thomson Mcdaniel & Son have rented Of
Mr.. NJ. d. Mccormick. administrator Of Mr.
Couse. the well known livery stable on Santa
Fe. Mr.. Mcdaniel ST., has had considerable
experience In the livery business, and no doubt
will do WELL
Rev. J. II. Lockwood is to move his family
to Beloit, his new charge. next week. He
preached at Beloit last Sunday. and will do 90
again next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Smith. the new
pastor Of the n. E. Church here, Is expected
to preach here next Sabbath.
Hon. Joseph C. Wilson. Clerk Of the United
States District Court. was In town last Friday
and Saturday. He came "across the country
from Mcpherson. He was one OF the leaders
In support Of Senator Ingalls, in the late scna-
torial election. He Is one Of the very best
men in Kansas.
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