The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-24

All of Salinas Topeka lobby has
returned.
Sidney Burt, the comedian, called
last Tuesday.
Railroad bond election three weeks
from next Saturday.
Hon. f. X. Paige at the opera house
March ID, Sd aud 4th.
Candidates for The approaching city
election are being named.
Pork was way up last Saturday. 1t
was about S525 at one time.
The Golden Belt Editorial Associa-
ton is to meet i'm Salina i'm April.
Some of the pools are SO deep that
the soundings can not be taken with
safety.
The fellows can't even drink wine
for ''sacramental purposes" under the
new law.
The band of the Haywood Serenad-
ers filled the streets with melody, last
Tuesday.
The hop given by Major Shreeve, last
Monday night, was a success, and well
attended.
Senator Tom Anderson and Repre-
sentative Peterson both voted for the
temperance law.
Hon. ID. X. Wagstaf came up from
Topeka the first of the week, and re-
turned last night.
Quite a quantity of wheat was haul
ed to town last Monday and Tuesday,
and still il comes.
The Saline county Sunday school
convention commences in the Chris
tian church to-day.
II Is reported that Col. Henry In
man is negotiating for the purchase of
the Salina Herald.
Don't leave your anchorage until
you are sure you will not step into wa
ter a foot or so deep.
John johnson, sent to the Poor
Farm from Brookville, died of heart
disease last Monday.
Rev. T. W. Woodrow, late Univer.
salist. minister of this place, is now
established i'm Topeka.
Messrs. Bristol & Mitchell, BARRIERS,
expect to occupy the building recently
vacated by II. II. Dihle.
We republish the temperance law,
with the necessary alterations. 1t will
he found correct this week.
The ladies of the Methodist church
are TO have a social and reunion at
their church. Time not settled.
The roads begin to "give out" and
q few days more of thaw will make
them of the impossible type.
Go and hear the Hon. Z. r. Paige
On astronomy and animal life, at the
Opera house, March I'd, Sd and 4th.
Wsshington's birth day was come
ly day, and the most commanding fes.
tivity oftLo occasion was snow balling
"Gone down to Kansas City on bus
iness" will be common complain,
this Misunderstanding to Sidney
Burt.
Mr.. A. Z. Sloan favors US with an.
other interesting New Mexican letter
which Is published on the first page o.
this paper.
There is to be a railroad meeting
held In Greeley township tonight. A
meeting was held at =" No. 1" schoo
house last night.
Robert Graf Is now sole proprietor
Of the barber shop. His partner, Mr.
West. has sold his interest and goes tc
Missouri to open a shop.
The next meeting of the Gypsum
Valley Farmers Club will be held at
the residence of Thos II. Cavanaugh,
on next Saturday evening.
+. Goodnow & Co received one ia,
this week, orders for eleven car load
Of -four for different points in Iowa
Missouri, Kansas and Colorado.
Street Commissioner Harrison
gang has been at work on the cross
ings and cutters. making the gentle
currents strike Off towards the sea.
The SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL ha.
Just entered its eleventh volume. II
Is real live local newspaper and rich
ly deserves the prosperity IL enjoys
Manhattan Enterprisc.
David Beebe says his boyancy is only
excelled by his gdlantry, OH accoun,
Of that infant girl; but II will not in
terfere with his setting out trees in tn.
spring. Mind that.
Died at Brookvillc, Feb. IL, 1851
Agnes Matthewson Logan, wife of Da
vid Logan, of Brookville, aged IS years
10 months and IL days. The funeral
occurred on Friday last.
Mr.. Anson Gillum, ST., of Gypsum
creek, known rs Grandfather Gil
lum," was taken sick last Saturday
and at this writing Is not expected Il
live. He is about 9s years old.
1t seems that Stacy endeavored t,
bolster up his character at Topeka
while attending the Golden Belt Edi
torial Association, by reporting tina
he was connected with the JOURNAL
Our Christian" correspondent
who wrote last week on " Art and the
Bible" has got up quite stir over the
matter. The result Is several commun
ications, which We shall publish mex
week.
The SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL Ia,
entered upon its eleventh year. Main
~ under the management of its editor
N. ID. Sampson, the JOURNAL has beei
made marked success. We wish i
continued and increasing prosperity
Abilene Gazette.
Hon. f, r. Paige Is recommended a
the most eloquent and successful sci
entifie lecturer now on the American
platform. He will delive his course OF
three lectures in the opera house March
2d, Sd and 4th. under the auspices Of
the Christian Church lecture com
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