The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-10
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Register.
Valentine!
Cold mornings.
AUNT Kexiah J"

Capt s. II. Williams is opening
marble yard in North Topeka.
A huge minstrel troupe February
2sth, at the Sslina Opera House.
Register. and thus have the privilege
of voting for the Railroad bonds
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Miller have re-
turned from their tour in the East.
Eggs still hang way up beyond the
twenties. They gre certainly golden
eggs"
Mr.. Taylor Miller has gone to Indi-
ana He will return i'm about four
weeks.
"A night of comedy and sensation"
at the Opera House next Saturday
night.
Ed. Olmstead, formerly clerk for
Ed. Whitman, has returned from
Germany.
Preceding the rain last Saturday,
we experienced in Salina regular Lon
don weather.
The commissioners were busy Tues
day canvassing votes cast at the town.
ship election.
The County Commissioners meet to.
day to consider that bridge matter in
Ohiotownship
Aunt Keziah,'' from Brattleboro.
Vermont, al the Opera House next
Saturday night.
Attention is called to the advertise
menI of Gibson 4 Thorstenberg, lum-
l'er dealers of Assaria.
Messrs. Peterson & Nelson have
opened up business at their stand i'm
the Commercial Block.
Haggart 4 Woodward occupy the
store room recently vacated by I.
Klein, Commercial Block.
One week from to-day a specia
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, I. o. o.
F., is to be held in this city.
Our old friend Champlin is busily
engaged i'm caressing little baby girl.
A very proud father he is, too.
Mayor Berg and family started for
Pennsylvania last Sunday evening.
They will return some time in March.
If you want TO cure indigestion go
to the Opera House and see Mrs
night.
The President of the Council, r. w.
Ober, is acting As mayor during Mayor
Berg's absence. Mayor Ober, We sa-
lutte you!
A number of fellows have been in
dulging i'm animated busts" of late
The Prohibition Amendment, you
KNOW.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church hold social this evening at
the residence of Mrs. II. J. Parker, on
Seventh street.
We publish q very able commune
cation on the benefits to be derived
from new railroad. We hope every
voter will read it.
Ed. Tuttle goes down TO Kansas
City tonight, to enter upon his duties
as advertising agent for the Kansas
Pacific Land Department.
There was rumors here of a railroad
accident, the other day, said to have
occurred out west. Ii however lacked
confirmation, and does yet.
Senator Anderson and Representa-
tive Peterson came up from Topeka
for short visit during the adjourn
ment hours of the Legislature.
A long communication i'm opposi-
ton to the new Railroad was received
too late for publication this week. II
will be published in our next issue
The Saline County JOURNAL COM
menced its eleventh year last week.
The JOURNAL is unquestionably the
best and most reliable paper in Saline
county.-SoiOmon Sentinel
Jay butcher. our late foreman. has
gone TO Salina to work i'm the Salina
JOURNAL office. He is genial COM
panion, an honest man, and has un-
usually good taste as a job printer
Manhattan Nationalist
There is every indication that tree
planting will be INDUCED in very ex-
tensively when the winter breaks.
The soil will be in splendid condition
for trees.
The proposition to vote bridge bonds
i'm Liberty towship at the election held
on Tuesday last, was again defeated.
This il the fourth proposition that has
been defeated in that township.
Geo. J. Curtis. business agent of
Towards Whitcomb Co. called last
Tuesday. He is an old acquaintance
Of Mr.. w. L. rockingham, who re-
sides north of the Saline river.
The preliminary survey of the Tope-
ka, Salina & Western railroad has
been completed and Mr.. Whitney, the
engineer In charge of this and the sur
vey speaks i'm the highest terms of the
easy and inexpensive Topeka
Capital, FEB. 5h
Towards Mrs. Whitcomb Co. ex.
hibits at the Opera House next Sat ur-
day night. The performance is said
to be intensely amusing. The same
genius" that shines i'm Joshua Whit
comb cannot fail to shine in the New
England farmers wife.
Messrs. Seitz and Ober recently
heard the Mrs. Joshua Whitcomb per-
Torrance, and pronounce il splendid.
There is large quantity of wheat
still held back by the farmers. When
the roads become good We look for
renewed activity i'm business circles.
Hon. Nels Peterson has introduced
q bill providing for the sale oil the Nor
NAL School lands lying lover north o.
US, which have been cultivated by
private parties and which we spoke of
q few weeks ago.
In Walnut township A. G. Todd and
w. NJ. Moulton received the same
number of votes for Township Treas
urer. 1t was settled by lot before the
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