The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
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A>i, Wrdne-tlsy vest. ri-'y.
J.. ut commenced yesterday.
Spring races again taik, d oi.
.'Om! On! ON. Mr.. Gcis"-.
Hutchinsons tomorrow night.
Many new Corners about town.
"7he n. K. 4 r. Coompanee.'
A smoky air last Monday night.
Prairie fires illumine the darkness
Several shooting matches at the Park.
Cold and windy Tuesday. Some dust.
The billing boards" seem in constant de-
mand.
Nurse girl wanted. Enquire Of J. B. White
head.
Tree trimming is going on. A good time
to do it.
Dale. Whitehead indulge In new and
fine turnout.
Mr.. Bowman. attorney. talks OF locating at
Lincoln Center.
Several colonies upon the road to this sec
ton Of the country.
Mr. E. L. Simpson, of the Abilene Chronicle
called last Monday.
Ask the comptroller of the city currency
about those onions.
Commissioner Harrison Is doing some good
work upon the streets.
Christian and NJ. E. Churches.
B. A. Litowich discontinues the hide bust
ness, and engages In merchandising.
The present month is compared by some Of
the old settlers to February of 1866.
DR.. GROCER claims to have been Sheriff Of
Saline County for day or so last week.
Mrs. Fl. E. Stacey. wife of the manager OF
the Herald. arrived from Chicago last week.
The usual Ash Wednesday services were
held at the Episcopal and Catholic churches
yesterday.
Salina boasts of larger number Of elegant
stores than any other place Of its size in the
west.
South Eighth Is looming up. A number Of
new buildings In the Old Hollands Addition
quarter.
Col. G. &. Lockwood and wife went to
Florence, Tuesday. where they expect to re-
side permanently.
Numberless smiles. like summer breezes,
fit across the face OF Judge Bondi. A ten
pound daughter.
Messrs Cravcns & Braniff design moving
their law Office into the second story OF Mr..
Shute's building.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Bates
although he has quit the mercantile business,
will remain with us.
We are pleased to learn that the appoint
meut Of Capt. Baker to the Sheriffalty |.
generally approved Of.
Mrs. Hendricks and daughter, from Abilene.
attended the calico party as guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. d. McAl;aster.
Some . couples were present at the bal
given by the Lciderkranz. last Monday nigh
1t is reported to have been a very pleasant af-
fair.
On Monday it was very warm so warn
that person would really be uncomfortable il
the sun. 1t was almost an average summe
day.
At the meeting Of the County Commission
ers last Monday, the bonds Of II. ID. Baker
Sheriff, and r. IL. Bishop, City Assessor, wer
approved.
MFR. E. ". Clark has gone TO Chicago 10
the purpose Of purchasing . stock Of good
for new grocery store he designs starting !
IeadvilIe, Col.
DIR. J. B, GROCER started for New Tor
state last Monday night, having received b
Telegram the intelligence that his mother wa
at the point OF death.
| Charley Holmqvist and John A. Anderson
did valiant service on Smoky Views hotly
contested battle field last Thursday. Wei
done, boys. Shake.
Dressmaking done in the most fashionab
s.yle q. the Chicago M,.llner Store, by MI
Belle Hill, on Sante Fee Avenue. next door
Exgleston's Picture store.
FoUNp,-between Salna and EatOn's Schoo
House, Pocket-book. Can have the same
proving property and paying for this notic'
OF J. j. Kernes, Powers School House.
Mr.. L. ". Bates was so unfortunate ~ {
lose his wcll-known grey delivery horse, on
Iday last week But q day or so before Il
death Mr.. Bates was offered $225 for the hors'
Our citizens will remember that to-morro
and Saturday evenings the famous Hutchinso
Family will give concerts. The indication
are that the OperI House will he packe
..from floor to DOME"
Last Sunday was an exquisite day. People
after devotional exercises, were seen nyin
about town with spanking" rigs. 1t was
gay turnout. Everybody seemed to be In
mood to enjoy ell the fresh air possible.
? Thus saith the Junction City Union:
! The Salina Opera House, including groun'
cost $40, OOO The whole building will yield
revenue to the owners Of s.. 500 the first yea
Are the people o! Junction listening:
Rev. 0. Olson, professor in the Swedis
University ut Rock Island, H.. and formerl
a resident OF Mcpherson County. has bee
visiting In this vicinity for two or three week
He designs spending the coming year In Ge
many for his health.
Mr.. J. wetherbee gives us the weather
port for Monday and Tuesday respectively
follows: Monday, p. m, wind South, the
mometer So north side. Tuesday, p. n
wind north west, thermometer 30 north sid
variation OF So In 81 hours.
Services at the Lutheran Church next So
bath r,orninO and evening Rev. j. w. Goo