The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-17
March winds.

Mr.. II. e. Howard has gone on Eas
after goods.
No snow on hand for the last thirty
six hours.
West, the barber, has located at Ii
Mar. Mo.
People talk of nothing but the rail
road proposition.
Mr. b. A. LitOwich has gone Eas
for his spring stock Of goods.
A fine little boy produces much de
light at the Wellslager mansion.
Mr.. Tilley, the well-known steno
grapher, Of Topeka, was in town last
week.
Look out for the Kansas Pacific
agents who are trying to defeat the
bonds.
Mr.. Jos. Moore has purchased the C..
w. Jones residence property on
Santa Fe.
Attention is called TO the correspon-
dence published on the first page OF
this paper.
Some estimate that the majority for
the bonds in the county will be as
high rs 500.
Some raking up of old dead leaves
and rubbish in the gardens, prepare
tory to city farming.
The blue grass commences to look
green, and the buds OF the trees are
half inclined to ope.
Rev. DR.. Dodd, formerly pastor of
the Christian Church of this city, but
now Of Topeka, is in town.
We yield large amount of our
space in this paper to railroad matters
the all absorbing question now.
Don't miss the rare treat of the sea-
son. the Swedish Nightingales, at the
Opera House Monday, March 2sth.
The Salina Orchestra is to play at
the ball TO he given at BroekvilIe on
the Path, by the Locomotive Firemen
c. f. Allen sold a COW to Salina mar
ties fer the snug little sum ofS225. He
has recently increased his herd by the
addition of seven Manhattan
Enterprise.
Prof. Rex has been engaged to in
struct the new band being organized
at Brookville, and moves TO that place
next week.
John Sehr, direct from Vienna,
Austria, succeeds Robert Graf i'm the
barber business Mr.. Graft designs
going west.
f. {. Tozer. formerly with Ober &
Hasernan, has accepted situation as
book keeper in the First National
Bank, of Abilene.
LosT-Between Iron Avenue bridge
and Maj Berks' residence. a Mink
Fur Cape, belonging to Mrs. ii. O..
Ball. Leave at Journal Office.
Col. J. g. Spivey will address the
citizens of Saline county on the Irish
land question, at Germania Hall. in
the city of Salina, Saturday, March
26th.
The acting mayors proclamation,
calling for the annual city election.
with his selection of judges, clerks.
and the polling places, is published in
this issue.
Dr. Bishop has returned from WASH
ington. He witnessed the inaugural
ceremonies, and despite the interim.
nable rain. enjoyed himself very
much.
We understand that Mr.. J. c. Ben
der designs erecting a large brick
barn and starting one of the best
equipped livery stables in this section
Of the country.
Died at Bavaria, Kansas, March Is,
AFTER severe and painful sickness cf
seven weeks, Ernest H., eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bacon, aged nine
years, one month and eight days
The prophetic Herald is to an
nounce, next Saturday, the coming
man for mayor. Meanwhile business
Is suspended and there 10 breathless
expectancy among the people.
A hunter by the name Of Sheridan
had his hand 80 severely injured by
the explosion of his gun, yesterday.
that amputation was rendered neces-
sary. The accident occurred on Tom
Whites p &c.
In this issue is published a call for a
meeting to organize an Irish Land
League. One week from next Satur-
day Is the day appointed for the meet
ing. which is to take place in German
IL hall.
Rev. G. $. Dearborn and wife are
making short visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. II. F. Sudendorf-return.
ing from the NJ. +. Conference. The
Elder Is located at Vinland, Douglas
county.
At Cox's school house, north of Sa-
lima, at the railroad meeting held
Tuesday night, n vote was taken on
the railroad proposition-resulting in
sixteen votes being cast for the propo-
sition to one against it,
We understand that Mr.. Eaton. Of
Michigan, was married to Miss Jennie
McQuary, of this city, last evening"
the ceremony occurring at the Linden
Hotel and being performed by Rev.
q. T. Dodds, of Topeka
The good Deacon Stacy labors like
porpoise in trying to find some defect
In the Official action of our County
Commissioners, by which he can de-
stroy them; but their record il too
cseos for him. If the county D uniting
he'd been awarded to him. the rood
Deacon would now be engaged in pg-
Ing their praises!