The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-04-06

"The MascOtte''-the 18th Of April.
The cherry trees loaded with bios.
SONS.
Vegetation will now start of in good
shape.
The picnic season will soon COM
mence.
The plum blossoms fragrance has
arrived.
Several parties went duck hunting
yesterday.
C.G. Wilmarth started for Denver
Tuesday night.
IT. Robinson will locate soon in
Socorro, n. M.
Capt. Mohler possesses an arithmetic
published in l7S6.
Muddy-but much to be preferred
to those dust storms
Col. Phillips expects to be..in Salina
m about three weeks.
Mr.. Theo Very becomes q clerk in
Mr.. Seitz's drug store.
Easter Services at the Episcopal
church next Sabbath.
The Herald Is to be moved into the
new quarters this week.
New Councilmen: Dodge, Melbert,
Harms, GoOdnow, Miller.
The Holman English Opera Co will
also give a Pinafore Matinee.
The vote i'm the city election fell
about lS5 short Of the registry.
The boxelders and cottonwoods be.
gin 10 be decorated with green.
Annual meeting of the county agri-
cultural society next Tuesday.
G. ID. Baker. Of the Topeka Com
nonnedith, called last Tuesday.
Sam Gradwohl has decided not to
move into the Lay restaurant room.
The robins are on hand and the
spring chorus has generally arrived.
The principal "fooling" on April
Fools Day was the fooling Of the wealth
er.
The coutny commissioners hold
their quarterly meeting next Mon
day.
Thirty-six Salina persons joined the
Handle-Oritorio excursion to McPher-
| son.
The Final Notice to Tax-Payers Is
published OH the fourth page Of this
paper.
Mr.. b. H. Pendleton, the wheat buy
er, locates in DacOtah i'm the lumber
business.
Judge o. p. Hamilton talks about
the new railroad on the first page Of
this paper.
Mr. Dow Moore succeeds Thee
Very as clerk in J. J. Purcell 4 Co.'S
drug store.
Mrs J. NJ. POstlewait has been dan
gerously sick with rheumatism, but Is
now better.
Harry r. Wilson, Business Manag-
er of the Holman English Opera Co.,
called last Friday.
The father of Mrs. John Foster and
Mrs e. w. Lynn Is lying at the point
Of death at his home i'm Michigan.
Ne" menhoers Oh hoaru vi Euuca-
MN. Briggs, T.F.Garver. First class.
A. ID. Gilkeson, Esq. saw the first
blood shed of the war He was with
the troops which marched through
Baltimore.
-. ho'nsci''u auo WIZ
nansas, are mere III search oi ne."'
Iney are guests AT tne occ'uen'A'-
h"''eT nPf"tyS Ne"S'
MI. u II. Wagstan mas oeeh sum
m"neu - seINe as NIa"u :uIoI ="
.he y. >. nrstrISt court, wncn co"h-
'i'e''ces lii topeka OH the IL '"s''
The graders are filling up the
low place soutn OF tne city on tne
Sa,,ua anu S:.a,s e ). III. .,,n;s
, nav s'e"'n ''''o"e' W "S'''' '"e''
''oois'
The excursion from Salina to
Mefherson was greatly en(oyed py tne
T n.Ia peopie WIZ RaIuc,ps.eu ~ ~
me Uta.or'o a. Mcr herSon was 'sS"'-
eu WIFI gooo HOUSE.
Mrs. F. w. Shultz, ofLeavenworth,
for a to- xrest. vis;t wi;h har s;.sar
NJ. n " SndsnSors
Ii Is rec0red In the Belolt Brieflets"
OF the Topeka Capital that Elder Lock
wood has removed from Beloit to his
SWIM "
The newly constituted" City Coun.
ell meets tomorrow to be sworn IN.
Previous to the swearing In an Official
canvass of the vote will be made BY the
old council.
Mr.. H. H. Morrison desires us to
state that the rumor circulated that
he had sold out or was about to sell
out the milk business, Is emphatically
false In every respect.
The ne,c Herald made jts .ppe.r.
ance last Thursday-its new publica-
ton day. The paper Ii greatly i'm.
proved with its new type. The
new head Is . very pretty one.
Th,.. on. ,.- ,;h-.-,.. ~ s.,;,.
wonia bs q crsd;t ~ |. city, ~ IN nm In.
habitants. They are possessed respec-
lively by Mohler & Gilkeson, Carver
4 Bond, and Banks & Cunningham.
MI =: =. Johnson arrived last gun,
Jay with Q car load OF hofses ana
nn. me e .alnes VIII 5ow IsSe 81.
farm labor. johnson slways brinuv
the best.