The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
Concert tonight.
Sleighing is not perfect now.

Attend the concert at the Opera
House tonight.
Township elections take place next
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. wellslager's parents are
visiting here.
Mr.. ID. r. Powers starts for Leadville
this evening.
Willis Kesier still feels fatherly-
for II is a girl.
A niece of J. NJ Postlwait, from
Penn sylvania, is visiting here.
Mr.. Frank Goodnow has gone to
Chi cage, accompanying his mother
ca st
The Christian church realized about
S3s as profit from the Eli Perkins lee
ture.
Me- w. ID. Thompson, editor Of the
Minneapolis Inder, called last Mon
day.
A splendid musical treat at the
Opera House tonight. Do not fail to
attend.
About one hundred more names are
all that is needed for the Railroad
petitions.
Capt ]. G.. Mohler has been engaged
as counsel in the county-seat contest OF
Ness county.
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re-Ietter the large ''Salina Directory"
In the Post Office.
A zigzag course is now necessary TO
be taken by the person in pursuit of
sleighing pleasure.
Senator Tom. Anderson has been
placed upon the judicial apportion-
meat committee also.
DIR. Aug. Engstrom, the druggist,
has papcrcd, painted and fitted up his
new quarters i'm elegant style.
Mrs. A. NJ. Campbell has been seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia. We are
pleased to hear that she is recovering
Ellis old ruin joke, as applied to our
sidewalks, was misapplied. Few
towns have better sidewalks than Sa-
lima.
Mr.. William Hersey. IA well as Mrs.
f.. Lincoln, his daughter, are very sick,
at the formers residence, on Seventh
street.
a fine concert entertainment Is TO he
given at the Opera House 10 night,
under the auspices Of the ladies Of
the NJ. +. Church.
There are two counties i'm the State
getting their printing for nothing
Saline and Cove counties.-.Sdiiad
lkans.l Hcrdid.
Mr.. J. NJ. Anderson has recently re-
seived a magnificent lot of Plymouth
Rock poultry. He proposes TO have
the -.best going"
Mr.. n. ID. league, one of the part
ners I'm the National Bank enterprise,
informs us that their bank will be
opened about the LIST of April
The snow still continues with us
and covers many an acre of winter
wheat which will, next season, bring
wealth and prosperity to all this land.
Mr.. =. ii. Allison has returned
from the East He has rented Mr.. Ed.
Smiths residence property. Mrs. Al
lisOn will return i'm about two weeks.
Ii is stated that we are to have no
superannuated depot building removed
to Salina after all, but will have bran
new one-and that to 5e built in the
spring.
II is time TO organize county agri-
cultural society. BY the time such an
organization is perfected il will be
time to commence preparing for fir
for next fall
Mr.. &. Eberhardt designs building a
fine residence on the lot next north of
his Eighth street residence. The work
upon it will be commenced few
weeks hence.
The Germania Club hold social
this evening at their Hall, to COM
meace at 8 o'clock,-"Wienerwuerstl
init Senf'-and other important bust
ness will be transacted.
Coasting parties are numerous At the
river. They take lots of delight in
sliding down a 25-foot declivity-the
only piece of territory of a mountain
Gus nature in this locality.
Eastman & Libbey, dealers i'm musi-
ca instruments, and Jesse Frost. pro-
due dealer, occupy the store room
lately vacated by Aug. Engstrom, drug
gist. The room is divided by a par
tition.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. T. Sau-
den for liberal supply of Denver and
Leadville papers. He is now connect
ed with the American Galvanic Co.,
of New York-having a branch office
at Denver.
Mr.. T. Il. Bullene, the well-k nown
dry goods merchant of Kansas City /;
Mr.. l.. A. Allen, a large stock opera
tor, and Mr.. W. ii. Miller, Secretary
Of the Kansas City Board of Trade,
made us pleasant visit last Monday.
The first marriage license ever issued
in Saline county was granted by A.
A. Morrison, Probate Judge, TO b. :.
Bean and Miss Morrison-the latter
being daughter of the Probate Judge.
They were also married by the Judge.
1t is the impression of many of the
Older settlers who have closely watch
I'd the Kansas winters that we shall
have IAN early spring" Some of
them go so far As 10 state that farmers
will be blowing by the last of next
month.
J. \. Schwartz has sold his interest
i'm the hardware business of. y.
Schwartz 4 Co., to his mother, Mrs.
NJ. Schwartz, of Pittsburg. Pennsyl-
vania The firm will be known here
after as NJ Schwartz & Co. We un-
derstand that Mrs. Schwartz designs
locating here; also, that Mr. John