The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-02


Co. has arrived and will soon be put in
place.
We will furnish the Art Iatcrctungt
and the JOURNAL to subscribers fol
S3.25.
Messrs. Ferlen & Leksell are NOV
ing into their store room in the kothC
Block
Mr.. Jesse Frost has placed us under
obligations for the present of a fine
turkey.
Mr.. J. w. Hart, of the Abiien,
Chronicle, made 4 brief call last sSatur
day night.
The fish ana provision stand owned
by Jesse Frost AT Shute's market is Ia
be discontinued.
Kingman, Hayward & Bowen are
moving into their now store room in
the Kothc Block.
Mr.. John Donegan has been con-
fined la his room for several days with
tNphoiu liethtnili-
The Junior returned from Wiscon-
sin Tuesday night. His visit was short
but full of pleasure.
The lee gathercrs are at work. The
quality seems Ia bc perfect, but the
thickness not much 10 boast of.
Judge Hanback, went down To attend
the banquet AT Topeka given in honor
of Judges Macrary and Foster.
Mr. Oscar Scii: attended the meet
ing of the state Pharuiieeutist ASS
citation held at Lawrence last week.
The cornct band has been reoryaI.-
zei. II is practicins for the present
nnder the leadership of Paul A. Hoii
Mr.. T.. r.. Swanson la, resigned tl,,.
position of clcrl. OF Liberty TOWNSHIP,
and Mr.. Thos. BaInctt il his succt. :
sor.
The county commissioners have en-
ployed Geo. Holly as janitor of the
court house, at the rate of SO per
month.
There viii he an adjourned meet.
ing OF the Kansas Valley Detective A..
ISOLATION on Saturday, December 4t!',
ut l:3o O'Clock.
The GYPSUM Creek people-''al
most To a man'-are alive on railroad
matters, and willing Ia do anything to
help on another Eastern connection.
Some are afraid that the recent very
cold weather has injured the wheat in
places The general opinion, however
is that the wheat is not injured at all
Mr.. Goodwin, of East Bloomfield
N. v. who is making trip through
Kansas, called this morning. He j.
very much pleased with the country
The Salina party which visited the
grand ball at Abilene last Thursday
evening, report that they were royalty
treaaed and that the ball was grand
success-
why does papa sleep SO cold ." j.
tlse title Of new song. We are moi
certain, but presume il is because
namnla has got more than half tn,
bed-clothes
Mr.. a. 4. Wise is building an All
dition Ia his cigar store, which is to Il,
used 10y him in the manufacturing
business His business is CROWN.
very rapidly.
Don Campbello with a sombrerC
covered all over with dazzling silver,
promcnades the plaza like a true
gentleman ofCastilian blood. Beware
of his stilletto.
The lawyers of this city have organ.
lied an association for their mutual
protection against the wilcs and
schemes and killing frosts of this
wicked world Of ours.
Messrs. &. w. Banks and NJ. j.
Wellslager have had their new Office
fitted up in fine style. The Office itself
is one of the largest in the city. They
have already moved in.
Five ear loads of flag stone from
Ellsworth county are Icing shippc
here-the stone Ia Ice used in the con.
struction of the sidewalks on the two
sides of the Kothe building.
Mr.. Olof Forsse, county commits.
sioner-elect, has resigned the position
OF trustee of Falun township, and the
commissioners have appointed Mr.. &.
+. Erickson 10 succeed him.
Fre,lie Seaman has been seriously in
with membraneous Group. He is be. :
ter at present writing. We earnestly
hope that by our next issue we shall
he able 10 announce his complete lie.
covery.
The Touring mill ut bridgeport
started up last week. Ii is said to he
one of the best mills i'm the county.
building anil ut that point was quite
an undertaking and the parties inter
ested deserve 10 succeeJ.-LindsJoJu
LOcdiist.
"Gunnison Hanks" audience last
Saturday night was so small that he
concluded the people of Salina We're
not much interested i'm mining. and
he did not deliver his lecture as he had
advertised.
Willis Bristol has returned 10 Salt
Ha after considerable wandering Ly
sea and land He is now satisfied that
lew places have the attractions CT S,-
lima, both in a business and social
point of view.
The Concert given by the McKan-
lass troupe last Thursday evening was
greeted by a very small audience.
Some of the performances were meri-
torious-others were of the species
very mediocre.
Mr. l.. T.. Sampson, of the Salian,
tkan.l JOURNAL, made pleasant call
nj this Office ON Monday. Like the
average mortal he is 10th 10 stay away
from the scenes of his business child
hood, when near them. Such scenes
tor him are where you get value re-
ceived fnr whatever YOU pay-the Adj
vocate job JnOnis.-Rdcinc Wis Ad-
s'Ocdte