The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-04-10
Many trees leafing out.
Now for the garden work


Flowing will BOW he resumed
Tailcrs and dressnakers busy.
The plum trees are in blossom.
| 1t is time for the crcIs to appear.
! Excellent wash for the face-wat,.r.
| We were seven months without rain.
Cloudy and very threatning weather
People are cheerful over the late rains.
The boxelders begin to look quite green.
Do not fail to attend church next Sabbath.
District Court in Russell county this week.
The frames Of new houses are raised every
day.
place next Monday.
0. A. Phelps ut Kingman's store building
April 18th and 10th.
An addition 3Ox4O feet is being bailt in the
rear OF the Maxey House.
The city school board elect meets to organ
lze. the first Monday in May.
Sabbath school at 2:3O O'Clock p. m, at the
Baptist church next Sabbath.
$3.50
being moved without the FIRE limits.
The District Court Of this county commen-
ccs one week from next Monday.
Go and hear o A. Phelps on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. See posters.
The city ordinances are to be revised and
published in book. or pamphlet form.
NJ d. Berg has been down to l-eavenworth
and Kansas City this week, after new furniture.
Mr.. J. NJ. Champlin's new livery stable is
about completed. 1t is a solid, substantial
structure.
Knute Carlbcrg is now ready to take orders
for the delivery Of ice for the season at very
low rates.
From eight to twelve hands are constantly
employed at Dickinson's carriage and wagon
mandatory.
Mr.. Sam Jones is building a stone residence
on Iron avenue, east OF the bridge. No ques-
tons asked.
Mr.. S. Seaman believes in ''girl babies"
He believes in them because he is the father Of
one of them.
The prospects are that there will be no
''town herd'' this spring. Dairymen happy
Of course.
Tree planting goes on. and well water trick
lee among the roots OF the maple, cottonwood,
and boxelder.
C. E. Hyde has gone On to New York. to visit with
relatives in that state Arthur Day assists at the Bank
during his absence
The moving season has commenced-that is
the dust moves off to the northward, and then
moves back again.
A temperance picnic, to occur on some day
in May, is on the tapis. Eastern speakers
are to be engaged.
Last Monday Mr.Auter started three wagons
for junction City for goods shipped over the
NJ. X. & T. Railway.
Courage, farmers We are more scared
than hurt. The wheat will come out much
better than people have supposed.
Friend Peck rises to say that he is the cause
of all this rush of the negroes 10 Kansas,
of which we read so much in the papers.
A horse was stolen from Mr.. T. Chapman's
stable last Sunday night. He has discovered
Mr.. Z. ii. Gibbs, of Norwalk, Ohio, is q
guest OF Mr.. F. Ii. Wildman. He is very
pleasant, genial gentleman and we hope to see
him locate here.
Mr.. F. Goodnow returned from the east last
week, after quite an extended tour in the Wes-
tern states on business connected with his
milling interests.
Mr. James Arson is building a stone resi-
dence on Seventh street. The plans for the
house..were made by Mr.. Schott. and are very
well executed.
Hon. T.. E. Faulkner returned Tuesday eve.
ming, having been away on business connected
with the state board of charitable institutions,
of which he is secretary.
Mr.. F. Kingman. accompanied by his sister
Miss Nellie, returned from Illinois last Satur-
day. He reports that it has been more drouthy
| in Illinois than in Kansas.
Mr.. Fred Quincy returned from Wisconsin
last Thursday evening. He brought two Of
his Wisconsin friends with him and says "still
there are more TO follow"
aMr. Autcr IS having turbine wind mill
erected in the rear Of J. N. Aliens store.
This house has the agency Of this mill in
Kansas. It's "buzzer."
In the school report published last week the
names Of Misses Amy Berks and Hattie God
frey were omitted. Their average standing
was 800 and 95 respectively.
Ed. Whitman has lately made great i'm
provements in his restaurant building. liz
has been making room to meet the demands
Of his rapidly increasing business.
A horse thief stole a mare from Andrew
Bell last Sunday night and started towards the
east. The mare was blind in one eye, with
star In forehead and both hind feet white.
The secretary OF the Home Loan and Build
ing Association is now receiving the due.
which are payable upon each share every al
ternate Monday, commencing March 3lst.
The staging used::by the. men painting thu
front of Shute's building was blown dowr
Tuesday evening, and the falling lumber brok,
several panes of glass In McDaniers saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Shirk. and Mr.. d. &. Allen
OF Morrison, Ills, are visiting their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Ii. williams. Mr.. Shirk IL
banker OF Morrison. He thinks of investin,
!, here,
The city sanitary committee has gone righ
to work. Their first act was to make prepa