The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

asa petit juryman to serve in the q.
y. District Court.
Mas Alice Dean, Of Mcpherson, Ia
visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. d. Wicker
sham, In this city.
Mr. s. QHadwohi has returned from
the east; also Mr.. Il. A. Lito.ich.
Both gentlemen report large stocks en-
route.
The "Wsliacks" are TO give enter
tainments at the Opera HOure the
evenings Of the 25th and 26th of this
month.
The City Council held their regular
monthly meeting last Monday night.
The allowance Of bills engaged their
attention.
/; HsrryLubbers, II. s. Cunningham,
Al. Durant and one or two others,
talk strongly Of going to the Ute
country.
1t will not be long before Kansas
will have the second Catholic bishop.
and il II believed that Salina will be
the Cathedral city of the diocese.
The performances Of q large CHINA
mon Bear attracted the crowd this
morning. The muzzled beast could do
everything, except to read and write.
Mr.. Bishop, of Salina, called yester-
nfaf 10 Al fufk Gnr
Superintendent of Public instruction,
and would make good ofiicer-7ope-
IA Commonwealth.
The argument in the NJ. & NJ. bond
ease from Mcpherson county, was
closed on Monday. Judge Prescott
has taken the case under advise
ment.
Col. j. II. Hallowell, United States
District Attorney, and Capt. Smith,
Assistant u. .. Marshal, called last
Tuesday. They were in Salina on l..
3. Court business.
Next Saturday, for the first time in
Saline county, the colored men will
be represented in county convention.
Messrs. Sam Ray and Burrill Wilson
were elected delegates last Friday.
There will Ice services In the Chris
tian church, Oh the east side of Eighth
street, on Sunday. March u, ut II and
$50 O'Clock; DR. =. r. Doda, pastor
sunday school at a:lj. Public Invited
to attend
The attendance at the primary cleo
tians last Friday throughout the coun-
ty was very light, owing tothe stormy
weather The heaviest vote polled
MAS at BrOokville. The vote In Sail
M was about sixty.
The lecture by Mis-, Mary p. Wright,
of BrOokville, Mt the Presbyterian
Chnfch last Friday evening, proved
very interesting and instructing The
audience WAS quite large. notwith-
standing the storm.
Mr.. F.. Il. Bishop has resigned his
position rs constable In this, city and
I. succeeded by Mr.. James Chace
Mr.. Chace Will make al excellent
officer. a. did his predecessor. Mr..
Bishop goes 10 Colorado.
Me-srs. Faulkner 4 Wiidmsn are
removing from over Whitehead 4 Sea-
man's into the first story of John Gels
4 Co.'S hank building. They will be-
handsomely installed in their new
quarters by the last Of the week.
Voters will observe the Mayor'sproc-
lansation announcing that they are TO
vote upon the proposition of issuing
$4,000 bonds for school building in
the second ward. The names of the
judges and clerks are also designated.
T.. w. Ober started for Chicago on
Thursday evening last for the purpose
Of purchasing the spring and summer
stock Of goods for the Salina and
branch stores of ODER 4 Hsgeman
Cleo. ]. Brunger accompanied him.
b. L. Wilson has purchased of J. d.
Ray the Salina Soap works. Mr.. Fur
man will remain. and be employed by
Mr.. Wilson. 1t il the intention of Mr..
Wilson TO prosecute the business with
vigof, and make this the leading soap
mandatory In the State.
Rev. VIM. X. Davis. the newly ap-
pointed pastor Of the NJ. +. Church in
this city, is regarded as among the first
men Of the Conference. Rev. VIM.
Smith has the same standing. Salina
u now regarded as one OF the very hest
stations In the STATE; hence we receive
the best talent.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, of the Re
formed Episcopal Church. designs
Waiting Salins at an early day. He is
one Of the best pulpit orators of the
country, aud We would suggest that
our people secure the Opera House for
his authorizations, should he be here Oh
. Sunday.
r. K. Jeffries writes from Lcsdvill,
that he has taken three claims. one
By the side of mine which sold re-
csotly for $4,000. The other day he
was offered 500 for one OF his claims.
We hope he may strike the Bob
Je6fies" soon, and that he may rank
With all the bonanza kings.
Judge Beebe has sold TO John II.
Msyne. Of Stark county, Ohio, ten
Aeees Of land near the head Of south
HAses Fee, the purchase price therefor
AelRs $50 per acre. Mr.. Msyue will
snspss In raising small fruits and veg
stables. The sale WAS made through
Mr.. W. Gels real estate agency.
ToW Cavsnsugh has leased the
Salips Herald. IL fur doesn't Nv
bsGose the yesx 10 ended, We miss our
CHARACTERIZATION Nati0aaliss.
Mr.. E. p. Hama, owner Of the Her.
al end Capt. b. J. F. Hanna, its
Publisher and proprietor, write that
Mr.. Cavanangh has not leased the
paper.