The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
onIoiaI organ of the City Of salina.
Jingle, jingle.
Sunlight and slush.

Quite number of farmers in town
yesterday.
Go and hear Eli Perkins next Satur-
day night.
Eli Perkins at the Opera House,
Saturday night.
The icy pavements are treacherous.
Look out for them.
Miss Kate Eggleston is employed at
Whitehead 4 Seaman's-
Mr.. Sloan favors US with another
good letter from New Mexico.
Mr.. Frank Goodnow's mother start
ed for Ohio last Tuesday morning.
The ticket solicitors have secured
about 100 tickets for the Eli Perkins
lecture
Personal tax warrants have been
placed in the hands Of the sheriff for
collection.
Mr.. Sam Gradwohl don't hesitate to
set up the cigars on account OF that
new girl Try him.
County officers, stand from under
The great and good editor is about 70
"expose your rascalitic-."
Mr.. Eckblond, of Lindsborg, has
been selected as the new business
manager of the .Srsaskd Hdro!fcn.
Hon. Nels Peterson has introduced; 4
bill entitled an net To provide for the
immigration to the State of Kansas.
Sheriff Bakers Office il now with II.
s. Cunningham, Esq.,-in the Kothe
Block, where he will be usually found.
The L. T. influences begin to array
themselves i'm this county in opposi-
ton to an eastern Railroad connection.
Miss Agnes Divelbiss started for
Canton, Ills, last Monday morning,
with the purpose of making winters
visit.
Clad i'm the armor OF Execution
Proof how boldly and valiantly that
doughty knight laughs at that $1,000
law suit.
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in town last Saturday. 1t WAS the
first "let up" of the weather, and all
took advantage Of it.
Mrs. J. :. Voorhees, goes tn Hiawatha
next Monday, where she will remain
for a season. and then join her nus
band in New Mexico.
We understand that the colored pe0-
pie have about completed Arrange
ments for the purchase of the English
Lutheran church building.
Milt Harper, well-known here a. 2
luscious old bachelor-a resident of The
Kingdom of Mcpherson, was recently
united i'm marriage To- Miss Dudley.
There is a fellow down stairs who i
always aching for quarrel, but when
the melee Is little way advanced he
beats hasty retreat. Barking doc
never bite"
II takes 9na names of taxpayers {"
authorize the Commissioners 10 cal!
the Railroad election. ahD il two-tiiths
of the taxpayers and I'D iwo-iifths
of the voters
lIessrs. Lovitt & Wilson have r.
moved their law office to the scconh
story of the Daily Block. They have
two nice rooms which they are iittin"
up i'm good style.
A pleasant surprise party took
place at the residence of Mr.. Rum
rill's, five miles south of Salina. lat
Friday evening. All enjoyed them
selves splendidly.
Mr. Irwin, a prominent and well
known business man of Kansas City.
is stopping with his hrother-in law,
Mr.. III. +. Woolley. He remains in
town until Saturday.
We regret TO hear of the very pre-
carious condition of Mr.. -- Berg.
father Of our worthy Mayor, who Is
suffering from cancer He has been
failing very fast of late.
Mr.. C. +. Libbey has sold his photo
graph business to Mr.. Enos Lincoln.
He will now devote his time To selling
musical Misunderstanding partner
of Mr.. G. NJ. Eastman.
III all the gentlemen who stagger
on the pavements this icy weather
were taken for intoxicated people
what sweeping charge there could
be made against this community.
The Legislature has voted to print
the Governors Message i'm the Swed-
ish langaguage, and has given the
Hdrolsien the contract TO issue the L.
500 copies of the Message i'm pamphlet
form.
Mrs Geo. Banks, daughter OF the
late Mrs. Hannah Wilson, desires Us
to extend her heartfelt thanks to the
friends and neighbors who SO kindly
lent their aid and sympathy during
her mothers illness.
IF. Clark, who was editor and
publisher of the Democratic newspa-
per once published here, Is publishing
paper at Iellville, Marion county.
Ark. Now that he is i'm the midst Of
of the Rebel YELL" Clark may do
better
Our Senator and Representative
came up Friday TO spend a little time
with their constituents. They have
Learned the ropes" and are preparing
to look carefully To the interest of Their
people i'm all Legislation that may
come up.
Mr.. &. A. Wenngren, editor .SrcEsko
Hnroiden, lectures at the Salemsbor,
church next "Wednesday, At half-pas.
2o'clock, under the auspices of the
Young Mems Society. His subject be
ing, "Our Native Country" All ar
cordially invited TO attend.
Mrj. Berks' new office in the Daily
Block is a beauty. The front part 81
the room is devoted 10 the banking
department. and the back part tr the
real estate and insurance business.
The furniture is neatethe room bright
and airy and everything arranged ~
the best of taste.
The re,rt,iar ,popfhiy Meeting of fht