The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-29
ODER e HAGEMAN.

John \. Anderson, the well known
broonl-corn dealer, has returned from
New Nexic" for Il short visit.
Mrs. \. A. Parkcrson aud Mr.. and
Mr.. e.. 4. Guniak"r, "f Manhattan,
are spcndin" the holidays with Mr..
aud Mr.. John Fla@.. of this city.
Notwithstanding" The rloScncSs Of
the times which has prevailed here, it
Is the belief that more money wa,
spent for Christmas goods than ever
before.
Thousands of the hest people of
Chicag" have heard TIA" Trnnc-Scan-,
aud all are sure tn 20 a second and
third time" Thus saith the Chicago
Evenin. .i0'Unm.
! II is stated that Mason & Morgan's
| Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, will soon
give an entertainment here. They
have with them "a trick donkey and
| trained blood hounds.
We understand that Madam Scott.
accompanied 10y her troupe. has de-
parted for Colorado. She will star il
in the provinces. Good radiance Ia
bad, very bad rubbish.
District Court is no more. ii was
adjourned sine die last Monday. This
term will Ice known in history rs one
of the most import Sessions we have
ever had in Saline county.
We were in error in announcing
last week that the public schools were
To have two weeks vacation-only
one week. The schools will com
mcnce again next Monday.
Rev. \. J. HartSock, pastor English
Lutheran Church, will preach ser
mon with reference To the opening
year on next Sabbath morning. All
are welcome Ia a seat in this beautiful
sanctuary.
The late Father and Mrs Doolcy left
money with which topurchaSc a beau-
tiful prayer book for each Sabbath
school schnlarofihe Episcopal Church.
and the books were presented on
Christmas exc.
The evenings this week are pretty
well taken up with entertainments
"Wednesday night, " Under the Gas
light Thursday night, the Paige
lecture. Friday and Saturday nights,
the Union Spy.
The Salina Rifles as now differed,
has Lewis Hanback, for Captain, &. I.
Hilton for First Lieutenant aud Chas.
Bush for Second Lieutenant. The
commissions from the Governor have
not yet arrived.
Provided satisfactory arrangements
for the money are made, and the
weather continues ~ favorable as il
now promises, work will commence all
along the line Of the Topeka, Salina u
Western. shortly.
ON THURSDAY evening last a very |
pleasant company was gathered al Tia" |
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. &. :. Rad |
cliir This excellent couple succeeded |
in entertaining their guests in IA most
delightful manner.
Mr. q. :. Shaw ami daughters, who
have been residing al the farm some
nine miles south of Saiina. have re-
turned Ia Canada, {" reside there per
mancntly. We are sorry I" see these
excellent people leave us.
Two things have definitely been
settled upon 10y the Topeka, Salina *
Western railroad company, and they
are: l>t, That the road will positively
lac built Ia Salina. 2nd. That Salina
will Lc the end Of a division.
Mr.. \. Il. Maxcy. from Pueblo. ar
rived this week. accompanied by thu
Misses A.ldic and Matte Maxcy, well
known To- our citizens Miss Addic
has been quite sick hut j. Gonzales
cent. tOU1rH G,nrc R,DUi,iicdn.
We are indebted la bartlett Il Jen-
kins for the present of very fine
Christmas roast of beef. These popu-
lar butchers keep the best beef the
market affords, and always give their
customers the best of satisfaction.
Judge Hamilton informs us that n
Topeka, Salina & Western surveying
party will start out from Salina i'm an
eastward direction in about two weeks,
and that the right of way matter will
Ne worked up about the same time.
AssARIA. KS, Dec. -, 1851.
En-. JoURNAI.-When is the lawful
lime 10 kill quail? Please answer i'm
he JOURNAL
Between the first days Of November ,
IND January.
The hastile of Fifth street has fallen. s
With il has gone down many hopes
md many fears. Those imprisoned {
" its vile fetters are free again-free
5 the prairie air. On its ruin il would ,
'e hut just TO erect temple of vic. I
ory."
The " Union Spy" entertainment is
lot TO be given at Abilene, as was de-
igned. This is owing to the number
entertainments-ah home entertain !;
ient among the rest-which will oc- |,
upy the attention and demand the :,
ucats of the overstrained Abilineites.
An elegant gilt memorial cross-in /,
iemory of the late Father and Mrs. 4
'ooley-has been presented to the a.
Episcopal Church Of this city by s.
lisses Amanda and +. f.. Dooley. $,
aughters of the deceased. 1t is placed a
n the altar table. Its appropriately y
nj afieciionately dedicated with the ii
blowing inscriptions On the front il
lse, I'm Memoriam," Christians. o
ST. on the east, Father and Moth d
E; on the south, REV. 7. b. Dooley;" p
the north, m. f. Dooley." b