The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

night.
Many merry skaters Oh Christina
Day.
Are you going to the masquerade to
night: o, no!
More spring weather, commencing
with yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chace lost thei
infant boy last Saturday.
Date your letters, your receipts, you
notes, your everything with Is5O.
l.. +. Eggers, of Hays City-th,
grea; investigator, was in town las,
Sunday.
The obsequies of 1879 were perform
eel last evening Ii now lives only in
history.
There seems TO be little show for
New Years callers. No "open houses
announced
Mike Sullivan was fined So Tuesday
night for ornamenting Hagestrand' 5
eye with II rustic porch.
Rev. J. II. Lockwood and his son
Will have been visiting with their Sa-
lima friends during the past week
The ice dealers are now all supplied
with good quality of ice. The arti-
Gle will not he scarce next summer.
Mr.. Phil. Lock wood, of Florence.
oil -..l I, fra a., 81,
the Golden Belt City during the holt
days.
Trains commence running into Nc
Pherson to-day. There is some talk
frunhing the morning "bob-taii- TO
that place.
Mrs. J. y. Schwartz and her brother,
Mr.. Henne, returned very recently
from Pittsburgh. Mrs Mary Schwartz
returned with them.
An oyster supper for TIE benefit of
the temperance lodge east of town, is
10 be held at tine stone school house on
the evening of the lcth inst.
In addition To the vast corn cribs
already erected north of &. II. Under
wood & Co.'S mill. another one, o. feet
in length, is soonto be put up.
The steamer Belle of Salina, which is
locked by the ice below II. =. Cum
ningham's residence, is made rest
ing station by the skaters on the river
The thermometer indicated $50 above
zero Sunday afternoon. On Monday
morning - above was a. low as the
mercury fell 4 difference of 79o in
about 10 hours,
Mr.. A. Il. Aut,r is to engage in the
farm implement business, becoming
the successor of Mr.. John Anderson,
and will conduct business at Mr.. An
dersOn's late stand.
The sleet of Tuesday ma lie the pave
ments very deceitful Various hcavi-
iy bIiit persOnages shut themselves up
like jack-knivcs, wondering whether
the meteoric shower had really come
or not.
We publish in another part of this
paper, by request, the sermon: delivered
by Rev. w. \. Sinikins upon the occa- !!
sion of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. |
HuNtahlc. which was also printed in I
an eastern paper.
Mr.. Hugh Carlin returned from his (
eastern trip last Friday. He has been
absent about three month, and during /,
that time las Travelled extensively in |
Pennsylvania ami Canada, visiting !
very many Of his old time friends.
Mr.. W. r. Gels is about again, ear
rying his right arm in It sling aud
.'scrouching'' little from various /,
bruise-. He is no longer partial To
straw goods, and as gymrast does .
not claim Ia he "A success
Mo-srS. Darhe < Barneck have given
up the saloon business NessrS Grouse
X Mugicr are - occupy their stand.
We hear that MIR. Darbe designs cn-
yaying in business at Mcpherson, and .
that Mr.. Barneck talks of farming. /
Mrs. White and Mr.. lungileisch will
give u musical soiree at their Acadeiay .
on Santa Fe. The music will be fiirn-
ished principally 10y their scholars,
many of whom are becoming fine mu
siciaHs.
MessrS. Shultz & Wilmarth have re-
IL .l,it
have nearly everything in READINGS,
to set il running. The time is not far
distant when this establishment will
be u large planning mill and sash, door
and blind factory.
Mr.. John Anderson has become II
partner with Anderson X Ferlen in the
broom corn aud agricultural business
at Lindshorg We hope friend Andcr-
son will accumulate ducats by the
thousands, for he is one of the very
best young men We ever have had in
Salina.
With the close of this week several
changes will take place at the Il. Z.
Land office. Mr.. Martin leaves 10 go
10 st. Louis: Mr.. Wellington retires
ami takes his cid position M book
keeper in Campbell. Sloan * Tuthill's
store. \ gentleman from New York,
an experienced photographer, will ar
rive 10 take The position ~ Mr.. Gill
more's private clerk.
The Ober-Tozer ease, after over three
weeks of trial. was determined last
Monday, the jury bringing in a verdict
forthe defendant. The charge of Judge
Hitler TO the jury is said To have been
an able effort, and the arguments of
counsel, both Tor the Plaintiff and de-
PENDANT. IL have shown Fare ability
and Thought. IL WAS one nj the best
managed cs,er which has ever been
here.
On the evening nj t.e 18TH int. the
Olof Bull concert troupe nil appear
at the Opera House in this city under
the management Of the concert and
lecture couT>I committee of the Pres
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