The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-11
Tank Kee yet.


Saturday.
Wax Figures in the Opera Hous'
Christmas night.
Disguise yourself as best you car
next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.O. BEEN have takeI
rooms at the Linden Hotel.
The Kansas Parific land sales 70
last month were y ,523 acres.
The thermometer indicated 50 above
zero at Z o'clock this morning.
Tank Kee made pleasant call a
the JOURNAL Office this morning.
Hogs have been brought into market
at . lively rate during the past few
days.
The offlcers-elect take possession o
their sine cures on the 5th of mex
month.
C. A. Hitler, Esq, is sitting as Judge
in the Ober-Tozer ease. Judge Hillel
judges well.
Whitehead & Seaman's long expect
ed furnace has arrived, and will Ice pul
in place soon.
1t was SO cold last night that the
Smoky drew thick sheet of ice oveI
itself for shelter.
The have had skating out at Hays
City, and Saiina hasn't come any
where near ityet.
The SaIina Bank was closed last
Saturday in respect for the death OF
DIR. Morris daughter.
Nellie Thorn, the accomplished
Reader and Elocutionist, will accom-
pany Billy Arlington.
Are you prepared to enjoy the Ar.
lington treat tomorrow evening: 1,
will be simply immense.
Rev. J. w. Denning, of Solomon
City, will preach i'm the NJ. F.. Church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
At Topeka ,OO3 reserved seats were
sold for the Tank Kee lecture, and 2OO
people were turned away from the door.
Mr.. A. f. DOolittle, an old residen,
of Lincoln county, and well known i'm
Salina, died last week, at the age of 81
years.
The penalty OH taxes will commence
running one week from next Satur-
day, If the first ins,allment is not paid
by that time.
Hon. c. f. Faulkner is attending
the meeting of the State Board of
Charities. He is expected home about
next Tuesday.
f. Lundqyist, presnt foreman of the
.spenska HdrO,ien, in company with
another party, Is to run the new Swed-
ish paper at Lindsborg.
1t is stated that ~ soon as the road
Il completed to Mcpherson the morn
ing "bOb-tni" train will run from
Kansas City to Mcpherson.
On Thursday evening Dec. 18th,
Mrs. farley will exhibit her Wax Fig
ures In the Opera House for the bene-
fit Of the Christian Church.
A professional "borer for coal' was
I'm town the other day. trying to ell
gage his services to the various parties
who have been hunting for coal.
Mrs. farley in Salina on Christmas
night, dec. 25th,) will exhibit her
Wax Figures in the Opera House for
the benefit of the Christian Church.
II IL reported but We don't believe
it, that the Railroad Company has
ordered that Of soft Goals only Celora-
do coal shall be shipped into this city.
No more boys. Two girls-one ut
the residence of f. W. Ober and the
other at ID. F. Donegan's. Another
millinery shop will soon be in demand
Messrs. F. Goodnow 4 Co., report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. ., %: No. 3,sOta95; No. 4, 30; re
jected, IS; Rye. so; Oats, %: Corn, ~
Since our last issue the time and at
tention ofthe District Court has been
occupied almost wholly with the ease
Of Ober vs.. Tozer, and the end is not
yet.
Mr.. F.. G.. Weaver, Of Georgetown,
Col, was In the city last week, visit
ing his old friend, Hon. ID. II. Wag-
staff. They were soldiers together,
and also companions in civil life.
Monday last was day of jubilee
among the Catholics. the day being
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
declaration by the Church of the doe
trine Of the Immaculate Conception.
A dwelling belonging TO Mr.. Will
Frost Is one among the many new
buildings which have been erected on
Phillips addition. This most desirable
property is being improved very fast.
Golf DEM is the choice of the
Democratic caucus for J. p. i'm Pleas
ant Valley township, and Clinton
(Rep.) receives the Republican nomin-
alton. J. T. gives us the information.
On Monday last the face of the coun-
try on Gypsum Creek was covered
with light fall Of snow, while there
was scarcely fake in town. The
snow fall extended to within 1 miles
Of town.
IL has been suggested that-next
year being leap year, the gentlemen
receive calls on New Years day, and
that the ladies make the calls. The
columns of THE JoURNALa are open for
announcements.
Two sets of wedding invitations
were printed in the JOURNAL Office
last week, which reach over anything
Of the kind sent out In this part Of the
State. This IN the verdict of those who
have seen them.
Mr.. T. J. Tlly, IF Topeka, is EN-
ployed ~ stenographer i'm the case of
Ober W.. Tozer, i'm the District Court.
Not only il he proficient in his short
hand art, but most excellent, courte-
Ous gentleman.