The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-04
Tank Kee.

Tank Kee.
The fine moonlight has faded.
Attend the lectures next week.
Pork is going up to good figures.
Rents do not seem to come down.
Tank Kee Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Regular meeting of the fire cOmpan-
les tomorrow night.
Tank Kee next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Dan Lockwood drives at a lively gait
behind q neat roadster.
The IN. X. & p" has consolidated
with the Salina & Southwestern.
The prospects now are that Salina
will be quite lively, socially, this win
ter.
Isaac Lycurgus Sherman, late of the
Kansas City Times, called last Satur-
day.
Wheat has gone up 4 cents since our
last issue, and the tendency is still up
ward.
Mrs. s. J. Gilmore starts for the
South next week, To be absent during
the Winter.
An aged colored individual dis
coursetth" TO the crowds Oh the mel
anchoIy banjo.
Mr.. Stiles Wooden is building fine,
commodious dwelling house, on his
Gypsum Creek farm.
The western bound and eastern
bound morning trains now pass each
other at New Cambria.
A domestic who has been sick for
some time at Mr.. Wittman's restau-
rant, died last evening.
Rev. Mr.. Leonard, of Ellsworth,
will preach i'm the Baptist Church on
Sunday, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
We are glad to hear that some of Sa-
lina's wheat dealers are realizing lit
tie money on their late ventures.
Col. Phillips addressed joint con-
vention of the Legislature of the In
dian Territory last Saturday night.
Mr.. A. T. Sniggs was elected mana
ger of the Soensko HarOt,ie,i, last week,
to succeed Mr.. n. Peterson, resigned.
vNa h.ar n r,,n,nraJ that Tho l..l;.,
of the Catholic Church will hold a
three days fair, about Christmas time.
Rock and Rye" is the rather pecu-
liar name ofthe latest fashionable tip
pie, and is patronized literally by the
bloods.
Firemen viii. remember that their
regular meeting occurs tomorrow even
ing. All members are requested to he
present.
But few seasons have passed when
more substantial improvements have
been made by the city than during the
year 1879.
4 move is being made to secure a
car, greatly reduced rates, to the Patti
concert which takes place i'm Topeka
on the 10th inst.
Col. Phillips has been quite sick
with pneumonia Mt Tallequah, l. T.,
but has so far recovered that he returns
10 Salina in a day or SO.
Rev. VIM. Smith is rapidly recover
ing from his severe illness. and is now
able to sit up several hours during the
day, and receive few calls.
Mr.. Iungflcisch and Mrs Kate 10
gan White have opened their conser-
vatory ofmusic i'm Mr.. Melbert's mu-
sic hall. on Santa Fe Avenue, south of
Walnut Street.
The morning train from the East
now arrives Mt Salina al 9.03 and the
night train going East arrives at ll:33.
The time of other passenger trains re-
main the same.
Mr.. DOpald Mcphail has been ap-
pointed railroad agent at A ssaria. The
depot building is TO be moved ana
fitted up for the accommodation Of
passengers and freight
The Knightsof Honor's regular meet
ing Tomorrow evening. The men,
bers are taking renewed interest in
the organization and will undoubted-
iy increase its membership.
A Furnishing literary society holds
its meetings at Powers school house,
Pleasant Valley township. There
should be such a society in every
school precinct ofthe county.
, Mr.. NJ. A. Fassett having been re-
lieved of the position of Night Watch
man, Mr.. Harmon Hall has been ap-
pointed by the Mayor ia his stead.
We believe Mr. Hall will make faith
full and efficient officer.
Tax-paying is the order of the day
ut the county Treasurcr's Office. Re
member that the first installment of
taxes for the ensuing year must he
paid by the Goth of this month, or the
penalty will Ice added.
Messrs. Radclif Bros. will COM
mence butehcring hogs next Monday,
preparatory 10 the packing enterprise.
They are already buying large num-
beers of live and dressed hogs. The
slaughter house is now being built.
Friend Freeman. at Markland,
Dodge x Moore's. thinks if is time To
vary the monotony ofthe hoy season."
and arises To announce that he is the
father of rs nice girlas has been born
between the rising and setting sun.
The entertainment given by the
Sabbath school of the Christian Church
last Sunday evening was very inter
esting affair. The little people acquit-
ted themselves admirably. The ser
vices were very appropriate.
"Jack" Downing, Of the HAYS City
Star, was i'm Salina on Saturday and
favored us with a call He was in this
city on business connected with his
towns organization, and also to secure