The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
Inclined to be dusty.
Flowing everywhere.
Elegant growing weather."

AsSsy oy Psnssssss8 sseSO 00s
The nrsmen cleared % from their
ball.
II we can only have q big corn crop,
too!
Immigrant wagons on the street this
morning.
The sweet perfume Of plum blossoms
fills the air.
The new building at the Park il ap-
preaching completion.
An abundant supply of asparagus
and pie plant i'm market.
There are no sour-visaged cove
nanters" about. since the late rains
Judge Hanback, yields the editorial
pen Of the Herald for the next two
weeks
At the present rate Of progress bar
vest will be upon us before we hardly
realize it.
J. 3. Baker bought the well-knOwn
Berigan farm ION the Smoky Hill at
Sheriffs sale.
Preaching at Carmony School house
next Sabbath, at 5 o'clock p. NJ, by
A. NJ. Steward.
The National Bank il to be opened
on or about the first of May. as hereto
fore announced.
Berwick" Is the name Of q new
Post Office established In this county,
with T. {. Ritter a. postmaster.
s. Paris Davis started for Liberal,
No., yesterday morning, at which
place he designs making his future
home.
The Pacific House people, to more
fully accommodate its patrons, now
run their bus from the hotel to town,
and return, daily.
The. wOrkmen are digging up the
old foundation stone preparatory to
laying the new foundation for the
English Lutheran church.
On and after next Sunday you are
except for mechanical, scien-
tific or medicinal purposes.
We are compelled BY reason of lack
of space to postpone the publication of
the list of bills allowed by the county
until next week.
Preparations are under way for the
exhibition TO close the year Of our pub
lie schools. A programme of more than
ordinary interest Is being devised.
Mr.. ID. Il. Powers started for the
mining regions last Tuesday morning.
Most favorable symptoms" are still
reported concerning the Kansas Girl
lode.
The Stacy attachment Of the Be.
machine has been sent east for repairs
Ii will he returned i'm about two
weeks, when matters will proceed rs
heretofore.
We learn that Messrs. Maynard 4
Houser, Of the Opera House Drug
store. will remove their stock to the
building occupied by Henry McDan-
iels, after the lst of May.
Mr.. Samuel A. WiIdman and family,
old-time friends in this city. Mr..
"
lawyers i'm Northern Ohio.
Mr.. Sam Carlin starts for Eureka
Springs to-day, hoping to benefit his
health. He Is suffering from rheum-
tism. While absent he will prospect
somewhat in Southwest Missouri.
The people Of School District No.
~ propose To have a well-shaded
school park at an early date. They
have recently planted ia trees-jO
eottonwoo,ls, 10 box elders. a locusts.
The late junior of the JOURNAL con-
tributes this week the first of series
of letters about the Pacific coast coun-
try. He Is located for the present at
New Tacoma, Washington territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Randolph, &C
companied by Mr.. RandOlph's sister,
Miss +. F. Randolph, arrived from
Illinois last Friday morning. They
will remain In Salina until about the
9Th of May.
Mr.. VIM. Lee, father of Mrs. Judge
Prescott, died in Manhattan on the
sth inst. He was I'm his 18th year. A
number of our citizens were quite well
acquainted with him, as he visited
here not long since.
The attendance of our citizens Mt
the public schools last Friday was GER
tainly gratifying to the instructors.
During the day the number of visitors
was l25. The Board of Education also
made an inspection of the schools.
Miss league. who Is winning golden
opinions from the ladies as q fashion,
able dress maker, has located her shop
to accommodate her patrons, in the
room back of the drug store, Opera
House-the entrance being on Seventh
street.
The funeral of VIM. Pettes, ESQ,
which occurred last Saturday, was at
tended by large number Of his neigh
bors and friends. There were some 10
vehicles In the procession. Mr.. Pettes
was one of the leading farmers Of
Gypsum Creek Valley, and his loss
will be deeply felt.
Mr.. David Richie of Bavaria, was
married to Miss Flora Clark, Of the
same place, at the residence Of Moses
r. Poole, in this city, on Tuesday, the
18th inst.-Rev. Mr.. Wright, Of Brook
vile, conducting the ceremony. Mr..
Richie Is q merchant Of Bavaria, and
Miss Clark Is daughter of Mrs. /. +.
Clark, Of this city.
Radcliff Bros, pork packers, can
hardly supply the demand for hams,
bacon, etc. Their supply will be ex-
before summer runs its
and they are doing business on
twice as large q scale a. last year, We
have no doubt but that this pork pack
Ing establishment will soon become
one Of the most important institutions
in the city.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the eed
Of Odd Fellowship at
their Hall last Tuesday evening.
After some speech making supper was
served at Lays Restaurant, and II was
pronounced . very elegant repast
Following the supper dancing was en-
gagged in at the hall. Some thirty.flve
couples participated in the entertain
ment, which was regarded as partic-
ularly pleasant.
A shoal Of carp 1t the lower dam
made the boys happy last Monday.
They caught quite Q number Of them
and sold them to Mr. Shute. who Inn
took steps to prevent further
captures Of that kind Of fish. These
carp are the result ofths "lsh plant.
ing" which took place under the d.
rectiOn Of the State fish commissioned.
They were about 10 inches In length,
and must soon have attained to ms
(ured "flabh0Od ~ m rnnr>o xhn,,