The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25
THE JOURNAL.

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10. Spruce Sired.
Turkey Day.
Long nights.
o, the fuel question!
Let's all return thanks.
Dora" Tuesday night.
The Northern blasts linger.
Quitea little fall of snow last night.
Lancashire Lass next Monday
night.
Negro Violinist at the Opera House
toni, hit
Will McKanlass at the Opera House
tonight.
Post-ofiice closed to-day from II A.
M. to4P.M.
The ladies of Salina are INDUCING in
quilting parties.
Willis Kesler returned to Colorado
the first of the week.
Capt Banks will occupy his new
quarters next week.
The Kansas Benevolent Society now
number 600 members
Crawford's Dramatic Combination
next Monday evening.
The hoary headed storm king yields
his sceptre with an iron hand.
Mrs. Geo. c. Probert started for her
Ohio home last Sunday night.
The various wood and coal piles
have been dissOlving like ice in warm
water.
Our City schools were closed to-day
that the pupils might properly enjoy
turkey.
Antelope steaks and roasts drew a
large house at Bartlett & Jenkins last
Tuesday.
Store rooms i'm the KOthe block are
being filled up with counters and
shelving.
1t is the prospectus" time of the
year. AS evidence of which observe
our columns.
Several Salina couples go to Abilene
to take part in the Grand Hop which
takes place tonight.
Mr. and Mrs II. b. Hawley, of Cold
water, Mich, are visiting their broth
er, Capt. Geo. Hawley.
Mrs. f. Il. Switzer started for Ohio
last Sunday evening. She will be alb
sent during the winter.
Some of the ice dealers are preparing
to take advantage of the first 6-inch
freeze and harvest their ice.
Hear McKanlass i'm his imimtable
rendition of the "Mocking Bird and
"Lucie De Lammermoor," on the Vi
Olin.
Radcliff Bros. have opened up their
pork packing business again and have
a gang of men busy at their packing
house.
The Junior of the JOURNAL started
off last Thursday, on flying trip to
Wisconsin. He will be back the first
of next week.
1t Is now permitted-B. +. Elston to
say my beloved son." and Mr.. Jett.
"my little grandson" A late arrival
and a bouncer.
The weather has continued very
cold for something over a week-an
unusual occurrence in this latitude at
this season of the year.
AS the frozen pedestrian shuffi,s
along the sidewalk he sees in many
happy homes the light of household
fires CLEAN warm and bright
Mr.. W. C. Gibson started for Indi-
ana last Monday night, to be present at
the funeral of his uncle, "Blue Jeans"
Williams, which occurred yesterday.
Col. Phillips was elected Representa-
tive i'm this county in 1868 by one ma
jOrity, and n. b. Hughes was elected
to the same Office in 1864 by the same
majority.
The horses are suffering quite gen.
orally with the epizootic, but the dis
ease seems to be i'm light form and
will thus not interfere much with
business.
The Salina italian band is no more.
Two of the boys have been travelling
with a theatrical troupe for some time,
and now "Tony" goes to Leaven-
worth to live.
Mr.. Fred Johnson's residence mar
rowly escaped burning last Friday.
The burning out of a stove pipe in his
"shanty" addition was the cause of
the fire alarm.
Col. Phillips returned from the In
dian Territory last Sunday. He will
be present i'm Washington soon after
the opening of Congress. He has al
ready gone East.
Skating has been quite good on the
Smoky Hill and surrounding streams
for several days. A large number of
young ladies and gentlemen have in
dulged In this graceful art.
Rev. G. w. Bean, of Pittsburg,
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit last
Sabbath. His preaching was excellent,
and he made good impression. He
is brother of John and Ben Bean.
"Gunnison Hank" the celebrated
explorer, prospector and mine opera
tor, will Lecture on the Great Gunni-
son at the Opera House, Saturday
night, Nov. 9th. See programme.
We are requested to state that there
will be a meeting of the Rebekkah de-
gree Lodge, l. o. o. F., at their Hall
tomorrow evening, at the usual hour,
and that all are requested to attend.
Last Saturday was another busy day.
Everybody and everybody's relatives
took in" the town and invested more
or less i'm dry goods, groceries, hard
ware, etc. The merchants were gen-
orally busy.
Mr.. Amos Flummerfelt has returned
from Oregon, fully impressed with the
fact that all good countries are not To-
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