The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
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ing well.
H. b. Blair has an occupant for hi
farm residence in the person of o MI
l. and family Of one Of the western
counties.
X. ID. Knox and wife, father AND
mother of DIR. Knox, Of this place, an
stopping with the Doctor at this time
They are quite old and expect to MAKE
their home i'm Kansas, for while d
least
We can't see why 1t is that q person
from Assaria would be guilty Of re
questing q puff from the cOrrespOn.
dent of such q town as Bridgeport.
! No, Mr.. Correspondent" we don't
request anything of the kind from
YOU. Assaria il capable of doing her
own puffing-for-Dr. Knox keeps the
the best brands Of cigars In the Smoky
valley.
John Ekstrand, of Lindsburg, was
seen on our streets last Sunday. There
seems to be magnet down this way,
and John is drawn this way.
We do not forget to mention the fact
that +. +. Swanson has traded his
Liberty township farm for house and
lot i'm town, with q consideration Of
800 To boot Good trade.
will say NO. MORE.
Brookviile Items.
As my friend "Gad" has moved to
Nebraska IL leaves us without q Brook
vile correspondent for the JOURNAL.
And as there are many who look for
the Brookville Items as of some
importance to the make up Of the pa
per, / will do the best can to supply
that space.
Fine fall weather
Farmers busy sowing wheat.
Several of our citizens attended the
fair, and report it q very good success.
Mrs. VIM. Gentry has returned from
Wallace, where she has been visiting
with her son George, who has the pO-
sitiOn Of agent for the U. p. R'y Co.
Conductor Dearborn has resigned
his position of conductor on the Smo.
ky Hill Division, and Conductor
Chillson has received promotion to
that of passenger conductor.
George Ward, who has been at work
i'm Millions blacksmith shop for the
past two years, started Monday morn
ing for the Tombstone Mines i'm Ari-
IONA to join his brother Norman, who
has been there the past year.
+. n. Rossiter, of Ellsworth, was In
town last Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends. He has since
gone down to help make the perma-
nent survey Of the Topeka, Salina &
Western Railroad. Frank il q good
civil engineer, and his work Is always
satisfactory wherever done.
Mr.. John O'Mally, one of Salinas
attorneys, was up here last Saturday
i'm behalf of one of our citizens in
a case pending before Justice r. B.
Ingraham.
Mrs. Joseph Bushey and her family
started for Hot Springs, n. NJ, We'd
nesday morning, to join her husband.
Politics are very quiet i'm BroOkville
since the nomination. of the county
ticket, which is q good one and bound
To win at the November election.
DIR. Stearns had mis- teeth all pulled
out the other day and now says that
he can game il with the best of them.
l.. A. Warmers immense stock of
dry goods Is coming in, and since he
has enlarged his store room he will
make rs good showing as the major
ity ofour general merchandise stores
throughout the great west.
Joe Duncan will soon have the
counters and shelving i'm the city
building, and then look out for his |
fine display of goods which he has
never been able to show To the people
for want of room i'm the dark dingy
hole he now occupies. He expects Ia /
astonish the natives in his new head
quarters.
James Grants rheumatism has been |
giving him benefit the last week,
and must Ice quite severe, Judging /
from the way he offers up his adora-
tons occasionally.
Mrs. James ChiIson is convalescing, /
and we hope soon to see her enjoying
health and happiness with her hus-
band and fine baby boy.
Isaac Henry and Miss Mary Ander-
son were married last Sunday night
by Rev. Mr.. Locke, and they received
a serenade on the happy event by some
IF their young friends. May they live
10 enjoy each others happiness many
years.
The MasOns Of Brookville and vi
Unity have organized lodge of Free
and Accepted MasOns i'm J. :. Nor
CAMS fine hall. over j. Stanter's hard
ware store. Their regular meetings
will he on Wednesday night of each
month, on or before the full moon, and
.wO weeks thereafter.
Joe Fouard, a young man that lives
south of here three miles, started to
France last Monday morning, TO visit
his frienns i'm that country.
Joseph Moore, our District Clerk,
greeted us with his smiling counte-
nance one day this week. Come again, |
zoe; we are always ready to welcome
Ion i'm olIr midst TNRE