The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-22

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Yule tide.
Knecht Globes!
Coal trade brisk
Pin up the holly.
Merry Christmas.
Get out your cutter.
A snowy landscape.
Haul i'm the Yule-log.
Christmas next Sunday.
Union Spy" 30th and 3lst.
Geese living southwark nj noon.
Peace on earth. good will {" men.
Some lively -nnv halIin" Yesterday
Court has adjourned until next Mon
day.
4 number of tufkc, shoots -
lately.
Board of Tia'i, erecting Tomorrow
night.
Yesterday was the shortest day 81
the year.
Underwood d 60. are building new
brick office
Night now lets her curtain down
by ) O'Clock.
PaiTe is the next on the list of the
Union Course.
Col. r.. e. Culp returned from Ohio
Tuesday evening.
The public school scholars will have
a holiday vacation of two weeks.
Look out for colder weather the lat
ter part of the month. Ncnnor says 50.
See the advertisement of the Union
Lecture and Entertainment Course.
The Public Reading Room j. To To-.
closed after the first of the new year
Work on the new road To Topeka j.
rapidly approaching oskaloosa
Register Cavanauch. Of the Oberlin
Land office, is visiting friends ia "a
lima
Tice said there would he plenty e;
snow about this time, and there was
snow.
Burbank filled the hill completely
The Union Lecture and Entertain
ment Course is a success.
Roast beef. boar's head. uincc pie
plum pudding, snap dragon-the OLD
time Christmas dishes.
Visions of Santa Claus begin To ay.
pear at the bedside of the little ones al
late night hours.
Judge Hanback, has presented tu
each scholar in the High School tick
ct to the Paige lecture
The County Commissioners meet
tomorrow TO pass upon jurors bills.
and some other business.
A steer weighing 2,2lo pounds wa-
bought by Bartlett & Jenkins last Sat
urday, for their market
Charley Daily has returned from
the State University, to visit with his
parents during the holidays.
Nine days more i'm which the worId
is TO be destroyed, IN accordance with
Mother SYMPTOMS prophecy.
The new management of the Hdro'-
den, Messrs. Wenngren & Nelson. take
hold of that paper after next week.
The postoifice of this city will he
closed on Monday next, and the Mon
day following. as on legal holidays.
High mass at the Catholic church
next Sabbath. 10 Ice followed by low
mass. and at 10 o'clock the usual serv-
ices.
Judge Hamilton is adjusting claims
for damages for the right of way for
the l., T. 4 2 w. r. r. in Jefferson
county.
Mr.. NJ. j. Wellslager starts on his
usual winter visit To Florida early next
week. He will be absent about two
months.
Col. Temple will return To Salina
the first of next week, Ia commence
his drill for the " Union Spy" enter
tainment
On the first page vt this paper will
be found an interesting article from
the Leavenworth Standard on our
new railroad
We are requested 10 give notice that
there will he meeting of the directors
OF the Board of Trade at their rooms
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Seward. wife of the timer al
Radclif Brothers, died of consump
ton last Tuesday. She was buried
y esterdsy at Brookville.
We desire that all ladies who design
receiving New Years callers will leave
their names at this Office that they may
be published next week.
We understand that &. HamIin. a
former tailor of this place. has recently
made some So. 900 in mining specula-
tions near Buena Vista. Col.
Hon j. \. r. Dixon. ex-represen-
tative OF Russell county, made us
pleasant call las, Monday. He is now
editor of the Bunker Hill Banner.
Col. Phillips returned from the In
dian Territory Tuesday night He
remains i'm town until after the holi.
days, when he will return TO WASH
ington.