The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-04-15


day.
The peach trees hang fall Of bios
SONS, notwithstanding the March
freeze.
ID. G. Lockwood has gone to Flor
ence, Ia attend 10 SOME L. ). Land bus
ine~s.
Mr.. A. +. Ransom is preparing Ia
build residence on North Eighth
Street.
The father and mother of Mr.. Il. L..
Wilson arrived from Illinois on Tues
day night.
Mrs. Z. X. Wilbur. OF st Louis, ia
visiting among her friends and reia-
tives in Salina.
The Tin roofing of the new school
house at Brookville, was blown of by
Tuesdays wind.
Ths Street Commissioner desires his
"patrOns" to he informed that il is he
poll tax time Of the year.
A brother of Mr. NJ. X. Poole is Wis
iting him this week, having arrived
from Texas last Thursday.
The talk is now that Messrs. KOthe
and Seitz will build two fine store
buildings in the burned district"
Supper tonight at the building next
nnrtb of (rl,H;nf.
by the ladies of the Episcopal Church.
The dam at Gray's Ford has been
completed, AMI the carpenters are
busy with the frame Of the new mill
Mr.. A. l.. Dodge, the popular mcr-
chant, has returned from the East,
having large and splendid lot of
goods Gin tow"
DIR. :. T. Dodd's subjects for Lords
Day, April 18th, at II A. NJ, "Chris-
tians as Jewels" at s z. NJ, ':The
call of the Master"
The County Commissioners on yes
terday settled with Mr.. Biodgett, the
"'"ES 'hn iheS Paiu 'iih Go,"pD,
the expense of four bridges.
A second daily train from Kan
sas City to Denver is to Ice placed upon
the Kansas Pacific Division, and will
commence running about MAY 10th.
The new City Council was sworn i'm
last Friday, all the new members be-
ing present except Mr.. Stuart, who
took the oath at Monday evenings
meeting.
Drank X. Swenk, formerly of South
Bend, Ind, has located i'm rooms over
Litowici; & Wolseifler's store, for the
practice of dentistry. His card is pre-
scented this week.
The County Commissioners have
been i'm session since Mondy. Most of
their time thus far has been spent up
on bills. The road business occupies
their attention to-day.
The Union Pacific Telegraph Com
pany are putting up another wire on
their line. The wOrkmen are now in
the vicinity of Solomon City, and will
reach Salina next week.
Prof. Tillotson's concert last Tues
day night is spoken of i'm the highest
terms. 1t happened so that a JOURNAL
representative could not be present to
make n report of proceedings.
The front windows of. n Schwartz,
& Co.'S and Radcliff Bros stores, which
were cracked by the City Hotel fire
succumbed 10 the atmospheric press
ure Of Monday, and fell out.
Such dust storms. Monday and
Tuesday will certainly go into history
As the busiest. And what a gale that
was Tuesday night! Who was there
that didn't pass sleepless night?
The 4Adrocate-N rrs-supposed to be
published on Friday-came out Mon
day, was on the half shell at that, and
devoted chiefly to the JOURNAL. What
a wonderfully enterprising organ it is
Mr.. Henry Parmenter-wellk known
In Salina, who has been i'm business
at Junction City, is prepar-
ing to move his stock of merchandise
to solomon City and continue in bust
ness there.
We are sole agents for Saline eeun ty
Iin- the Paragraph cheap binder, Cor
printed matter. No other system for
putting up note heads, letter heads.
biiihieads, statements, etc, equals the
Paragraph.
The Universalist Mite Society ana
Sociable will meet at the residence of
Mrs. +. l.. Norton, on Friday even
ing, April sd. All are cordially in
vited to come and join in pleasant So
cial intercourse.
Mr.. J. &. Bender's mother died AT |
her home in Pennsylvania last Sun
day. A telegraph announcing her
death reached Mr.. Bender so late that |
he was unable to be present at her
rs he expected.
Mr.. $. T. Criss has sold his two |
dwelling houses located just south Of
the NJ f. Church Ia Mrs. Thos. Spen-
Ger. Mr.. Criss becomes the owner of |
the Spencer farm bordering on the
western limits ofthe city.
The county commissioners have
been i'm session since Monday. They
have 8 large amount of work to do this
session The bridge man was on the
rack yesterday, but he concluded TO
smilingly stand mp to his contract.
The notice of the NJ. f. Social at the
of II. Fl. +. Sudendorf,
last Thursday evening, was mislaid
and failed to appear in the JOURNAL
last week. But there was q good at
tendance and an evening of social
pleasure seldom surpassed. |