The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-12-16
Corn ND and wheat down.


10. Spruce Street.
Corn up and wheat down.
The "swear off, season is near at
hand.
Who says this is no: "variable
climate ?"
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council next Monday night.
Several good railroad meetings have
recently been held on Gypsum creek.
J. H. Reed is exceedingly well.
pleased with the gift of a II pound
girl.
Next Saturday and then the Satur-
day following, which will he Christ
mas.
Corn was selling readily OH the
streets last Saturday at 80 cents per
bushel.
Barney Bohan is still in the Insane
Asylum, and not dead as has been re-
ported.
A temporary freight depot, 2ix4s
feet, il being built Oh the site of the one
burned.
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday OF
this week are "ember days" in the
Catholic church.
The stores with their bright array OF
holiday goods look very pleasing and
are very attractive.
We understand that Mr.. Il. NJ.
Ludes is to occupy the west building
of the Daily Block.
The attendance at Rev. Alex. Ster-
rett's lecture was small, but the lect-
ure was fine effort.
1t was r. l.. Bonds "maiden case"
that he tried yesterday, and he con-
Quoted it handsomely.
Willis Bristol has purchased Mr..
Mitchell's interest in the firm of Mil
Ter & Mitchell, BARRIERS.
G. NJ. King, of Minneapolis, we'll
known i'm Salina, has taken a position
in Willtrout's bank, Logan.
9,O92 pieces of mail matter original
ed at the Salina post Office from Dec.
1stito Dec. 9TH, inclusive.
The wheat dealers have been having
slow time for a few days. The bot
tom has fallen out, you know.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, of Andover, Mass,
will preach i'm the Baptist church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
Some of the dealers at Brookville are
having their salt brought from the
Solomon salt works by teams.
Mrs. Radcliff, of Springfield, Ills. f,
Is visiting her SONS, G. :. and w. d.
Radcliff. She will remain i'm Salina
during the winter
1t is stated that nothing will be done
about new depot this winter. The
Hotel building will Ice used for the ac-
commodation of passengers.
The Salina NJ. l.. Distric; Conference
is to be held at Abilene, December
l4th-l6th. Rev. DIR. Davis, of this city,
breaches the opening sermon.
Miss Lulu y. Van Eaton started for
Carrolton, HIS, yesterday morning, At
which place she will visit relatives
and friends for several weeks.
"Jake" Wilhelm is again greeting
his old friends at Radcliff Bros He
has been living for few months on
his farm i'm Mcpherson county.
Hon w. l.. Hariison and lady re,
turned TO Pennsylvania last Saturday
Mr.. Hardisen will return TO Eden
Farm about the LIST of February.
We have it from a reliable sourc,
that National Bank will be started
in Salina by the LIST of February,
Michigan capitalists will have control
of it.
On Monday last Mr.. 5. Seaman re-,
ceivsd the sad news of "A brother
death. The brother has visited here
we think, and owns some city prop
erty.
1t was very warm Monday-really
hot, and some were so hard-hearted "a
to prophecy a cyclone. The damp
cyclone holes i'm some localities were
duly inspected.l
The lawyers are organized. L. i.
Carver, Esq, is President of the AS
ISOLATION; Col. Spivey, Vice-President;
r. p. Cravens, Esq, Secretary, and
J.. Wilson, Treasurer.
There has been nothing in the
weather for the past few days TO indi'
dictate that severe winter which has
been prophesied. The weather has
been the delightful autumn article.
Jack Thomas, who resided i'm Salina
years ago and has lately been proprie'
tor of billiard hall at Mcpherson, ha.
run off into the Indian country with
out paying his creditors the attention
they think they deserve.
Next Monday will be the 10th, and
the tax penalty will be annexed" al
ter that date. Treasurer Greeley is
daily besieged by an army of taN-pay'
ers, and during the closing hours there
will be no diminution in the vast
numbers of this great army.
Hon. T. ID. Thacher, editor of the
Lawrence Journal, made us a very
pleasant visit last Friday. BY the way
Brother Thacher very strongly resem'
bles Bayord Taylor as We saw him in
the stage coach thirteen years ago, OH
his way from Manhattan TO Junction
City.
Mr.. w. :. Wickham, Secretary oi
the Ohio Mutual Protection Associa'
ton, is visiting his brother, Mr.. \.
W. Wickham of this city. He was
once connected with the Norwalk (Ol
Reflector and feels at home in a print