The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-20
A cold March
Get ready to clean np.
Are YOU going to move :

Are you going TO move:
Some duck huuting induia,-i ia
AMI III wheat aud br",i,,-,-s. c,,,i,c- H..
City election one week from ncNt Tuesday.
The indications are thar IL viii br -.M.yo
BERG"
, Mrs. j. 8. Voorhees, fathrr an.i mother ar.
visiting here.
DIR. Crowley leaves for Europe the dr>
week In April.
There is terrible lot OF signing among ia.
cisterns for rain.
Bright. beautiful mornings. but-O. my
what AFTERNOONS,
Friend Brnade sees Il micl. brighter w"rl,
now, and more TO live for. Il i girl.
Notwithstanding the side-irack embargo
the mill and elevator men still buy wheat.
A brother OF Rev. J. Il. Dnwner-a banker
OF Ohio. was IN town the first Of the week
Last Monday was st. Patrick day. There
were no demonstrations in honor Of the ,iay
In Salina.
Ladies'. you can find at SAVERS boot and shoe
store :hO pairs walking shoes at less than
wholesale price.
The second story OF Mr.. Kr"tt's new buil,.-
ing begins 10 loom up. 1t will be very sub
staniial building.
C. ". Lynn and VIM. Logan ale en-
pioyed in the off e Of the Kansas Central .oan
and Trust company.
They have commenced founding at the new
foundry on Firth street. Work opens up quite
promiSin:ly.
| An artist Of Harper Il Brothers. of New
York, is In town. lie is taking sketches in
this part Of the country.
1t Is thought that tree planting will not b.
near so general about here this year as usual.
owing to the very dry condition Of the soil.
Mr.. T.. w. Lynn, returned from the East last
Thursday evening. having passed several
weeks pleasantly among his old friends and
relatives in Indiana.
from Leavenw orth, last Tuesday evening.
They were summoned there by the death Of
q nephew a few DAYS ago.
An interesting meeting was recently closed
IN the Shirar neighbOrhood. which resulted in
l6 accessions to St. Pauls Evangelical Luthe-
ran church. Rev. A. B. Kirkland, pastor.
MARRIED: On the evening of the 18th inst
at the residence of Mr. Hugo Tungel. Saline
county. Kansas, by Rev. A. b. Kirkland, Mr.
Henry Sctank and Miss Seila Pease all Of Sa-
line county. Kansas.
The Presbyterian church is to be painted
light lead color. The painting is already COM
menced. The carpet has arrived and is being
the church very much.
We understand that the Lindsborg- branch
local company have given up all hopes of Sc
curing the right of way mp either Fourth or
Fifth streets. and have made preliminary
survey Of their line west OF town.
There was ..thc devil among the tailors'
last Monday. They were on strike. They
demanded pay for loss of time in coat fitting.
We understand that all are back to their duties
again. and the peaceful current of their lives
flows on as before.
Communion in the English Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning number of young
men and ladies " i'll be received into the church
by confirmation. Sermon by Rev. GoOdlin,
Of York, Pa. Preaching in the evening by
Rev. !. W. Goodlin. Strangers are invited to
attend. Pews free.
A new safe. to take the place OF the one
suit has arrived. and is on the way to the
court house. II is similar in design, price and
size to the first one received. but is much more
perfect and better suited to the purposes to
which 1t will be applied.
The Washington correspondent OF the Atch-
ison Champion. writes the following To that
paper:
There is big fight impending over the
appointments for the Salina land Office. which
places will soon he vacant. The candidates
are so numerous. and all are so abundantly
''endorseI." that those who will I've compelled
to make the choice are not 10 be- enyied.
The Kansas Pacific is putting in turI table
near the water tank. A small round house is
also to he built there. Last season consi,lera-
bic difficulty was experienced in obtaining
cars as needed. for the purpose OF carrying
the grain to market. 1t is the design Of the
company to have no such trouble again. They
will send up their empty cars, fill them with
grain. and have the same engine take them
back.
In the report Of the State Board OF Agricul-
ture. just issued, the Journal is reported as
monthly. If friend Gray could really see the
great beads Of sweat which stand out in bold
relief on our countenances while we undertake
to publish the Journal. he would readily come
to the conclusion that a simple monthly could
not cause all that manifestation OF ''excrucia-
ting" labor.
The wind which held high carnival in this
section last Thursday, filled the air with such
clouds Of dust that darkness Of the "consisten-
cy OF twilight prevailed. Buildings across
the street could not be distinguished. The IL
tie to all the land about for while was not
worth q cotton haiti was so unsettled
lt was OF the nature Of personal property. be-
cause Il was not fixture" and very movable.
The air was so filled with dust as to be sitting
even within houses. Although the wind was
almost q tornado, no serious damage was done
In this immediate vicinity.
Not long ago fellow by the name Of Bau-
man sold team, harness ard wagon to Mr.
C. +. Hilton, OF this city. The owner. a man
whose name was not Bauman. came down
from Nebraska with requisirion for Bauman.
charging him with having stolen the team. wag-