The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-04
March came In like q lamb.
Vending tomorrow night


Vending tomorrow night
Geo. Logan went to Colorado la.
week.
Services in the Christian church th
evening.
City election four weeks from mex
Monday.
Mr.. Alex McPhaiI is very sick iron
Lung fever
Be sure and register your vote b.
the 9th inst
The Swedish paper at Lindsborg ha
been suspended.
Go and hear the eloquent Vending
tomorrow night.
The Santa Fee bond case was final,
tried at Ellsworth.
The County Commissioners NEE
again next Saturday.
Republican primary elections one
week from next Friday.
The real estate dealers are all an.
ticipating lively immigration.
Hear Vending on IngersolIism al
Opera House tomorrow evening.
G. w. Emerson has gone to Den.
yer. to engage in business in that place
The Sheriff closes up the collection
Of personal property taxes this week.
Mr.. r. K. Jefiries went to Denver
this morning, with car load of horses
Quite . delegation of Methodists
viii attend the Annual Conference at
Topeka next week.
Mr.. Frank T. Dooley, agent and cor
respondent Of the Kansas City Jour
nal, called yesterday.
1t is Joe Masker this time who sings
te de,xms in consequence of the arrival
Ofa young female heir.
Mr.. H. NJ. Briggs has removed his
stock of goods from the Huebner build
ing to the Ash Street House.
Sahara's sands were never livelier
than 6aline's soil last Tuesday. 1t was
a field day, 'dustily" speaking.
The cause of lateness of trains and
mail of late, has been OH account of
defective" eastern connections.
A special examination of teachers is
to be held at the school building in
this city on Saturday, March 18th.
Mr.. T. H. Cavanaugh returned from
Washington last Friday morning.
He has been gone about nine weeks.
Rev. w. E. Copeland, of Omaha, Neb.,
Will lecture at the Opera House, March
10th, on "Ingersoll and his critics."
We hope johnson will soon get it
satisfactorily settled in his own mind
just why the JOURNAL supports..H Henry.
Senator Plumb sent a set of meteor
illogical instruments to the Gypsum
Valley Farmers Club, by Mr.. Cava-
naugh.
Mr.. n. Peterson, Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, went down to. Atchison
Tuesday, to participate in the Ingalls,
jubilee.
Prof. Locke came up from McPher-
son on Wednesday and circu-
lated around among his many friends
in Salina.
Register Bond will probably contin-
ne to draw VERY reluctantly, of course)
his IS per day, until about the list of
next month.
The County Commissioners have |
fixed the amount of the official of bond
Of Mr.. J. NJ. Greeley, treasurer-elect,
at $40, 900.
Mr.. H. A. Lowe came up from New
ton on Tuesday and will take clerk
ship in Litowich & WoIsieffer's store,
in this city.
According to the Abilene Chronicle
I. r. Clark, late of this city, is trying |
to start a paper at Clyde, on the Re
publican river.
Residents of Pleasant Valley town.
ship were at the Court House last Tues
day in force, to "argue" the township |
division matter.
Messrs. Wetherbee and Sloan re
spond again this week, with interest
ing correspondence about Georgia and
New Mexico.
The City Clerk gives notice in anoth-
q column that the Registration poll
hooks of the city will be closed on Sat
urday, the 27th inst.
A postal card from Hon. v. p. Viii
SON announces that there will be a
meeting of the editors along the "Gold-
en- Belt" In Abilene tomorrow.
On the first page will be found an
other Interesting letter from Mr.. Weth-
erbe, on negro superstitions, which
will be greatly enjoyed by our readers.
Street Commissioner Harrison has
been doing some substantial sewerage
work on Seventh Street. He believes
In draining to the ''main"-the Smoky
HUI.
The County Clerk gives notice that
TIE old county fair grounds are for
sale. The terms are cash, and propo-
sitions for purchase will be received at
his o(ice.
The s.. Land Officers are busy
making their removal, and arranging
things 1t the new Office. The quarters
will be handsome when everything is
rs-Arranged.
Mr.. James Johnston has established
his marble works on lot south of
Nuir's Plow Factory. He is an ex-
pefisnced workman and has given the
best Of satisfaction.
UniverDalist services at the Opera
House ON Sunday, the 18th inst. usu-
ri kours. Subject for evening: An
argument from the divine Paterni-
IT," All are invited.
The following Is given as the voteof
the county officers for President, on a
ballot taken ut the Court House the
other day: Grant. s; Blaine, l; Sher-
man. 1; Garfield, 1.
A sort of blizzard struck us last
Friday, and held on Until Sunday. a