The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
How's your arm >
Good bye, Vol. ii.
VIM. Mason Evans.
Ice out of question.

A cold wave advancing this way.
Catholic entertainment tonight.
The mildest of mild winter weather.
The thin ice in the river is di-ap.
pearing.
Mr.. Willis Kessler has returned from
Colorado.
The Marshal continues his dog shoot
ing matinees.
Township elections one week from
next Tuesday.
Railroad surveyors about Sa:imn
"thicker'n fieas"
Mr.. r. r. Randolph departed for H.
linois last evening.
Sundays cntasfrop he frightened the
skaters from the ice.
The sidewalk has been replaced
along the burnt district.
A chance for row of brick build
ings i'm the burnt district.
MrF. NJ. Hamilton started for Com
nectic,It last Monday night.
J. +. Harrison j. on duty again,
while the do, that bit him j. dead.
Saiiua did not propn~,. TO he"nti"ne
by Abilene. 80 she got up "A fire too.
We have all bat the oprnin, ~rmgs
of birds Ia make Tin" sprin" weather.
Lend your presence in the Catholic
entertainments. Ia h. given Tonight
The mercury ont al doors yesterday
was Gio Fellows in shirt sleeves felt
very comfortable.
A monument nf the pavilion order
Is to he erected over the tomb uf the
late &. +. Hyde
Owing Ia press of matter on hand
several good communications are laid
over until next week.
Mr.. w. r. We'll aud family design
spending year in Europe, AMI may
start on the trip in May.
During the prevalence "f Oscar
Wildeism, our beauteous sunilower
country must be ION top
The cottonwoods are budding. If
We don't have a cold blast soon, the
trees will begin To look green.
We understand there is petition in
circulation asking the Mayor To APP
point Chas. Holmqvist Marshal
The list of bills allowed by the
County Commissioners is published
gu the fourth page Of this paper.
do not fail TO attend the VIM Mason
Evans entertainment To Ice given at
the NJ. r.. church next Monday even-
ing.
Mr.. Lott Was putting up lee the
other day which meased four inches
In depth. He now has about one ham
dred tons housed.
ID. Il. Powers and his daughters,
Salina. Kansas. were in the city yes
teftiay, and registered at the 81. James.
-kdnsds City Journal, ~.
Mr.. Evans must I've seen as well a
heard ere his abilities are appreciated.
We cannot do him justice with the
pen.-.T. Louis GioSc Domocrut.
Mr.. Fargo, adjusting agent of the
Watertown Insurance Company Of
New York, il already on hand looking
after the losses of the company 10y the
late fire.
Geo. Van Horn, a young attorney
who located here several years aga a
q partner of r.. r. Bowen, is now coun-
~ clerk of Otsego county, n. v, AT n
salary of s. 900 per year
1t is stated that the Salina & North
western surveying party have run
some five different lines up the Saline
valley. The surveyors propose 10 have
line to suit them. surely.
The Brookville Transcript thinks of
putting in power press. Bro. Evans.
We have second hand Campbell
press we'll sell you. II is now rented
by the Herald Of this place.
WIN. Mason Evans. one of the
greatest clocutionists of this country.
will give an entertainment at the NJ.
+. church next Monday night. Tick
cts Mt Whitehead & Seaman's.
Messrs. White & Williams. livery
men. desire us Ia tender their thanks
TO tho~e who So kindly assisted them
in removing their stock aud carriages
from the stable un the night of the
fire.
r. A. Levitt, EsI.. delivers an at
dress before the Gypsum Valley
Farmers Club at its next meeting. IL
take place at DIR. Van Eaton's house,
one week from next saturday. in the
evening.
The entertainment given by the
young people of the Catholic Church
last evening was very well attended
and very enjoyable. As pleasant. if
not more pleasant time may be ex-
pected tonight.
The audience was learned, closely
critical, wildly demonstrative. and
treated to an entertainment il has
seldom been the privilege Of New York
TO enjoy. Mr.. Evans has hardly been
eQuaied.-Nev York Herald
Mr.. H. b. Essington, General APP
pointing Agent Of the Wheeler 4 Will
son Manufacturing Co, of st. Louis. is
In town, and is DESTROYS of employ
ing IN agent here. Notice his adver-
tisement published elsewhere.
Frank NJ. Simons, formerly a job
printer in this Office. is now q member
Of the firm Of Skiles 4 Simons, Dem
yer. propsietors of the Journal Of Com
merce Printing House. They have
plenty Of work and are doing well.
The elocutionist, William Mason
Eyans. made successful debut before
Q Boston audience, last evening, nj
Horticultural Hall. The audience
Allied the hall, aud Mr.. Evans will be
eure Of . welcome when he appears
aGnia.-B0sfoR Poet.