The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Tod Ford.
On change
Sunny skies.

piete cure.
Some talk OF having another Grand
Jury. II has proven to be good arti.
Gle 50 far
DIR. Runners. q homeopathic physi.
clan, Is In town and talks some OF
locating here
Seventy-!ive of our business men
have been enrolled as members Of the
Board of Trade.
The County Commissioners were
again in session last Monday. They
meet again January Slst.
The new.hoilers for F. GoOdnsw &
Co.'S Touring mill have been shipped,
hut have not arrived as yet.
The Opera House Association ex-
rect that Jananschek, the great can
tatrice, will sing here shortly.
Mr.. II. VI. Sale is visiting relatives
in st. Joseph. Mo. He will return dur
ing the latter pant Of this week.
The growing wheat in places looks
little yellow, which indicates that q
little rain would be acceptable.
An article on Woman Suffrage was
received too late for publication this
week. II will appear next week.
The subscription paper for the new
Presbyterian bell is i'm circulation. The
bell is 10 he at least a | 900 FOUNDER.
Mr.. ID. F. Keeney, of Ogallah, was
in town yesterday and called. He is a
brother of. +. keeney. of Wakeeney.
There will he preaching in the
Baptist Church next Sabbath morn
ing and evening, by Rev. F. NJ. Iams.
Mrs. +. II. Wildman starts for Chi
cagO this evening, in which city she
will visit with her parents for several
weeks.
Grain has recently taken a tumble,
but in our opinion its highest prices
have not yet been reached by any
means.
Mrs. J. T.. Robinson started East
last Thursday night. She will visit
with relatives and friends i'm Missouri
and Illinois.
The morning eastern train ("BOb-
tail''l commences running through
from Kansas City to Mcpherson some
day this week.
Governor Murray, the newly ap-
pointed Governor of Utah, is an old
and intimate friend of Capt. H. d.
Baker, of this city.
DIR. Henry Bell writes from Brook
Ign, \. V, that he will be in Salina
some day this week, and will engage
in the practice again.
Rev. VIM Smith will preach in his
Church next Sabbath morning. He
has 40 far recovered az to be able to
resume his pastoral duties.
Mr.. q. +. More spent few days I'm
Mcpherson last week, looking after
the Interests of MARYLAND, Dodge &
Mo"re's store nj that place.
We understand that u monthly pa
per. under the auspices Of the Salina
Liberal Society. with :. Paris Davis rs
editor, is soon Ia l,e issued.
Messrs. +. Gnodnow & Go. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. :, NJ; NJ. :, 81: No. 4, s.; Re-
jected. ~. Corn, Is; Rye, 20.
Cats ar. becoming more numerous
in Salina than they are i'm Tangier.
Wen have Ia commence skinning
Them soon for carpet material.
Mr.. A. NJ. Claim having declined
the position Of treasury examiner, the
commissioners have appointed Mr..
Roht. Anderson 10 succeed him.
4 Dry Creek farmer this morning
wants us io state that the unmarried
mems children al that section have too
long distance Ia walk Ia school.
Mr.. ]. +. Clark has retired from the
Abilene Drmocs'di, and Is again In
town. understand that he designs
starting Democratic paper in Cloud
county.
Kendall is Ia give some theatrical
entertainments In Abilene next month.
Probably he will lie i'm Salina either
before or after the Abilene perfor-
nance.
To clubs of five Of our subscribers
we will furnish the Weekly Kansas
City Journal at the rate of SIS each
copy To clubs Of ten or more, at Sis
per copy.
1t has been r,,morcd about town that
the grain firm of Powers. Wickham &
Co, at Lindsborg. has been dissolved.
Mr.. Wickham informs us that such is
not the case.
Gov. John T. ~. John will address
the people az Saline county la the NJ.
f.. Church. Monday evening, Feb. al.
on the subject Of the constitutional
amendment.
The proprietors of the Salina Soap
Works have purehasc,! the soap works
at Abilene. They will increase the
works here and consolidate the two
establishments.
Information was receivcf yesterday
that Henry Gilman had struck a three
foot vein of eSsai SLATE. at 6I feet, and
the indications ste that he has come
upon "bonanza."
An extra twist ~ the si,sd brings
clouds Of duet into the air. Yesterday
morning was disasrsai'ls dusty. IL
Is very dry now. and a little rain would
te most acceptable.
We ARE pleased Ia note that Mr.. V.sB
Martin has - far recovered - 10 he
able To he about town again. He has
certainly had a long and wearisOme
indoor experience.
2ev Mr.. Le Ncau, pastor of the
First SwSdish Lutheran Church, re-
auraesi to his Theological college stud
ses nj Rock Islaud, last Friday. He
will return 10 Salina in June.
Annual mission meetings were held
n. a