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

shipped, and will arrive As soon rs a
freight c.r can bring il.
Mrs. Ida Sears, of Davenport, Iowa,
accompanied by her son, is visiting
her father. Mr.. J. b. Perrin.
The Askelon Commaniery No. 6, X.
T., commenced holding "a conclave
yesterday. Quite an attendance.
The County Commissioners have
made an official canvass of the vote
cast at the recent township elections.
TOny's Salina Italian Band furnish
ed music for the Turner'S of Ellsworth,
at their grand hall last Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. James Going has returned from
Lawrence, and will remain here until
the Spring term of the University
opens.
There were two or three "ties" in
the vote for road overseers which
were disposed of by the commissioners,
yesterday.
Messrs. j. w. Pierce and d. b. Pow
ers are out toward the Gunnison coun-
try, making arrangements for striking
a bonanza.
DIR. Curtis, of Lindsborg. has pur-
chased DR.. Daily's Drug Store at Brook
vile, and is to become a resident at
the latter place.
Magnus Holmgvist, Il former resi-
dent of this city andn of California.
is visiting his brothers, Charles and
John Holmqvist.
The authorities are on the track Of
the parties who have been committing
the late burglaries, and VIII soon bring
the offenders 10 justice.
Mayor Berg telegraphed the Mayor
of Leavenworth that he didn't want
any ofthe colored refugees sent here,
and they were no. sent.
There will be temperance meeting
i'm the NJ. +. Church next Tuesday
evening, February 18th, addressed by
Judge Hanback, and Others.
Emma, daughter OF w. II. Buzzard.
aged months and 3 days. died at her
fathers residence in Walnut town
ship, last Thursday, the 9Th inst.
On March lst, the Sheriff will COM
mence CLOSING out" on tax warrants.
Fellows vii! have TO pay up then or
go under the aactionecr's hammer.
We understand tina, the proprietor-
of the Swede paper at Lindsborg are
preparing 10 move their paper either
10 Mcpherson, Topeka or Colorado.
Mr. Mandcrback has given up the
tobacco business, and Mr.. w. :. Wells
has returned fIom ~. Louis to look
after the stock which has reverted to
| him.
| Hon G. T. Faulkner, of this city,
received some support for the position
of Secretary of the State Eoari of Ay-
rieuiture, at thelate election held by
the Directors.
We notice that good class of road
overseers have been elected this year.
With such men In command, the
country roads and crossings should be
put in the best OF order.
Mr.. :. J. Gilmore, the Kansas Pa
cific Land Commissioner, was elected
to position on tine executive board, AT
the late Chicago convention of Rail
road Land Commissioners.
For the convenience OF our patrons
who may desire to Subscribe for the
Prairie Farmer in connection with
our paper, We will supply the two
papers, II ordered at the same time,
for So.
| ]. D. n. Conrad started on Tuesday
evening for Winfield. Cowley county
where he expects soon TO engage in the
contracting and building business. He
will soon join the caravan leading or
to Oklahoma
n
Mr.. Thompson, oil minneapolis. th'
gentleman who is about startinga new
paper at the above place, alled yester
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new boilers the other day At "as i"un'
thai there were several leasy'naeS
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