The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-31

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Out like lion.
Farmers all busy.
0, the salubrious dust.
The robins have come.
Mazeppa Friday evening.
All Fools Day tomorrow.
Spring work has commenced.
A little of the old-style dust last Sat
urday.
March winds have not been num-
erous.
Mr.. d. B. Powers has returned from
the West.
Mrs. c. W. Lynn has gone 20 Mich
igan to visit friends,
John A. Zehring and bride arrived
last Monday evening.
Fred johnson, the tailor, has moved
back to his old location.
Heavy SHOWS again East. Perhaps
We shall get touch of them.
Mrs. F.. X. Wilbur, of st. Louis, is
visiting her parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. voorhees, go
to Hiawatha TO spend few weeks.
A good shower would just make
green things jump out of the ground.
S. Paris Davis goes to Liberal, Mo,
soon, to locate in the painting bust
ness
Mr.. s. Seaman has returned Mrs.
Seaman remains in -lew York for the
present.
A through train loaded with teas and
silks passed through town Sunday
morning
The streets were crowded again last
Saturday with wagons. The farmers
were all in.
William II. Ellis, advance agent of
the Buckingham California Co, called
last Monday.
Some s22s were the receipts Of the
first evenings concert of the Swedi Sin
Nightingales
Orlo Hubbard has been appointed
postmaster at Bavaria, succeeding
John Geissler.
Mrs. Jas. Sharp started for Denver
last Saturday, where she intends
spending the summer
The string band, the Germanis and
the hoodlums successfully made Rome
howl, Tuesday night.
Another rat was seen lowering
around the Herald office last Monday
Rats are prolific, you know.
The time fixed for the meeting of the
Golden Belt Editorial Association in
this city, is the 2od of next month.
Lawyers Hitler and Mohler were
in attendance upon the District Court
which closed at Russell last week.
F. Goodnow & Co. close their mill
on and after next Sunday, for the pur-
pose of putting in a new engine.
H. Bates and Jonathan Tinker are
starting store on Gypsum creek. at a
new town to be called Gypsum City.
T. II. G. Hudson is now proprietor
Of the Salina and Lincoln Center mail
service, having succeeded Mr.. Walton.
The proceedings of a constables'
crnvention, held at the Sheriffs Office
last Saturday, are published elsewhere.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisements of Litowich & wolsieffar
Rothschild Bros, Briggs & Gebhart.
Messrs. VIM. Addison and Frank
Robb think of making trip into New
Mexico, with the view of prospecting
little.
Maj. Holmberg, of Lindsburg. we'll
known here, designs spending the
summer In the mountains His health
IL poor.
The new orchestra has been engaged
for the Mazeppa performance Friday
evening. asalso for Saturday evenings
entertainment.
Col. Spivey will address the Irish
National Land League meeting. to be
held at Germania Hall, on Saturday,
April 9, at 3P.M.
The Misses Maxey have rented John
Boyd's building, on Santa Fe avenue.
and will move their millinery stock
into it next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Mcconnell, of Law
renee. are visiting their father, Major
Berks Mrs. Mcconnell will remain
here during the summer.
We understand that public caucuses
are to be held In all the wards on Sat-
urday evening for the nomination of
Councilmen. A good idea.
j.. T. Hayward and Judge Hanback,
have gone to the Mcpherson lakes to
look after the ducks and geese that in
habit those fine duck ponds.
The dance given by the locomotive
firsmen at Brookville. last Thursday
night, was brilliant success Some
sixty-five couples sat down to the sup
per
Mrs. c. ID. Falconer, South Fourth
street, desires to engage sewing She
will either take in sewing or visit pri-
rate houses. Leave word at her resi-
dence.
It is stated that Col Virgins, Of the
Grand Central Hotel of Ellsworth, is
to take charge Of the Linden House.
Of this city. and that Mr.. McQuary is
to remove to Hays City.
The county treasurer, on last Mon
day. paid off the last Of the indebted
ness of Saline county on account
Of that famous $50. 900 bond trouble.
The amount paid was $500.
The following amounts Of wheat
were received at the Farmers Elevator
on the days stated: Thursday Gath,
1890 bushels: Friday. 2,1l5 bu.; Sat
urday, 2, 702 bu.; Monday, 2..47 bu.