The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-06
March the windy.
Get ready 20 pay your p"ll tax.

Get ready 20 pay your p'll tax.
Rain very much needed.
Ru,away teams ou the STREET. ton frequently
Chy assessor Bishop i,a. c,snuiencssi It's
work
Notice the new advertisement Of W. en-.
d. Berg.
Fifth street. rs = street of manufactures,
still holds 1t own.
Three weeks from next Tuesday the City
election will occur.
The new carpet for the Presbyterian church
is expected to arrive soon.
Sheriff Baker has appointed Tom williams
his under-sheriff.
C. Fannie Allen Is expected to lecture in
Salina some time In March.
Col. E. C. Culp, Of Norwalk, Ohio, is visiting
with his brother. C. C. Culp. 5JIh
The spring census Of the city vii: show q
population OF $500. Mark tlat.
Mr.. Emanuel Rothschild has gone on to
Chicago to buy Spring stock Of goods. q
Overcoats and furs must soon be salted
down. They are not much in demand now.
The sale of stamps at the Salina Post Once
TOR the month Of February amounted to $3.50.
Mrs. Kitty White. nee Logan, Is visiting her
relatives in Saliua. having arrived last Friday.
Another daily Il about to spread ito pro-
tecting wings over Salina. 80 u d rumOred.
Francis Murphy, the great Temperance lee
turer, Is billed here for next tuesday event Nc.
Dr.. Jeuney's little daughter fell from .
chair last Monday. and disiooated her shout
der. lEh 'e&.f Ih1ffs Us
A. . matter OF fact, March really came in
like lion. The Grst day was terribly blus-
terin2.
A stone addition OF one story b being built
10 the rear off,. n. Aliens atoro. Its 70 be
used - warehouse.
A law partnership has been formed between
J. 8. Topper and n. Poolly Cooper. II Will
make strong firm.
Navigation will soon open on the Smo ky.
The steamer ID to be fitted up right away for
the season Of 1873. .r.-
We understand that Mr.. r. Paine diseon-
tinues his relations - editor Of tlse 0veaska
Harolden on and after the - Inst.
Mr.. c. A. Nave desires % u istaos that b
has not removed his law Office to Brookville,
but only established branch ONCE there.
Mr.. Schott. the architecs. has made One
representation Of hotel building which may
be erected on the lots opposite the Opera
House. s-e-
The coal company organised By. M. Kesler
and others for the purpose Of boring for coal
on the McCabe farm. commenced work out
there last Monday.
Tickets for the Murphy lecture will be on
sale at Wells tobacco store next Saturday.
There will be rush to obtain tickets to hear
this renowned Temperance worker.
A Mr.. Hamilton from Pennsylvania has
been awarded the contract Of repairing the
Saline and Mulberry creek bridges. He was
the lowest bidder for the work.
The Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association will
hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, March
10. at the office of Bishop, Chace & Grier. at
3 O'Clock pm.
Judge Carroll has learned to carol quite
sweetIy since the birth Of that young and en-
terprislng Carroll. May the old judge, the
young Judge, and the little judge live long
and prosper.
Mr.. Hoffman, living about three miles
south Of town. came upon very good quality
of coal while digging we'll. He struck It at
depth OF 40 feet. He lives on what Is known
"a bottom land, too.
Every tight there Is ''battle OF giants"
The man with cheap underwear, undertakes
with his labored eloquence to stop travel 1t
one corner while the worker In ''knife edges
shouts vocilerously at the other.
The quarterly meeting of the NJ. r. Church
will take place next Saturday and Sunday
Rev. j. H. lockwood breaches On Sunday
morning, and the presiding elder. Rev G. 3
Dearborn. In the evening.
Mr.. Charles Sander has moved bis rea
estate ONCE to one Of the front rooms in tn
JOURNAL block. Messrs. Cravens q Branif
temporarily occupy DR.. Jenney's reom, anti
their new room In the Shutebuilding Is finished
councilman Berg 10 talked Of tor the posi-
don of Mayor In the approaching election.
Mr.. Berg IL one Of the very best Of our busi
ness men, ana his popularity 10 great among
oil classes. The City coald rot 10 beetsf thai
to choose Mr.. Berg for it, chief executive. .
We hear that On isdisuatien meeting u Z,
be called at an early day Ia smolan township
Tor the purpose Of allowing the voters to Civ
vent to their oplnisos on the sceon u Oh
Commissioners In ordering de railroad bono
election.
Mr.. A. T. Sasdsa wss n esGn again n
week. He Is now employed By I've Kansa
City houses, which together pay him . salar,
Of q 500 year. We congratulate 4. T. o.
his ..Rood fat take" - We do al our old tru,
and tried typos.
We hear that things arc FAST being
perfected for the aeesiDa a . Catholic es''eE'
building on the corner q Iron Aveose and
Eight Street.. 1t viii be . lafse building viii
two ellis. and three stories high. Such Is th
report
While the north Wind blows Il u very nm
comfortable to the performers on the stage h
the Opera Henss, owing to ~ ushnishe'
condition Of things above The stage. tn
managers think Of closing up that cold-breed
ing region.
H. c. Stanley Is busy moving the old depo
building. II Is now on wheels, and b TO