The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-21
Yule-tidie.

WCOS
Christman. jolly Christmas, near at
hand.
The loveliest of lovely winter
weather.
The telephone line To As-aria seems
TO be fixed fact
An elegant new writing desk at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
g. ID. Baker. of the Topeka Con'-
DsopreuHh, called last Monday.
Thus far slGn has been received n
fines against tie liquor dealers.
The county commissioners met last
Friday to pas Il pom the jury bills.
John Gibson has been adding beauty
and elegance 10 the new bank room
Capt < ii Williams and lady ar
rived Monday night, for visit during
The holidays.
Judge Hamilton has been under
Ythe weather" for several days, but il
now about again.
Several unknown tongues have
been developed through the medium
Of the telephones.
Another I0-mile contract for grading
on the Topeka, Salina d Western l. 10
be LET in a day OF 80.
"Then the grim boar's-head fr"wncd
on high
A, I...,- "A
A second jury agreed upon the in
sanity of Louisa Wondlee. and she will
soon be sent 10 ap asylum.
The good guesser- were betting on
the :weight of cattle Last TUESDAY
Much sport was afforded
A meeting of the Salina Post. G.. A.
r., will be held at odd Fellows Hail.
Sat urdny afternoon at = O'Clock.
A large number of quaiIs have been
shipped lately by Salina dealers to the
Colorado and Kansa. City markets.
Two or three Denver commission
men were in town few days ago buy
ing up all the eggs they could get hold
of.
Tuesday was "a peculiar day for Kan
sas. A dense mist filled the atmos.
phere. II was something like Lon
don fog
Heap on more wood, The wind j.
chill:
But, let il whistle a. II will,
al
still.
The case of 4. G.. Hood, ct. al. ~
NJ. j. LudcS, ct. al. IN the supreme
Court, has been decided ia FAVOR ul
the plaintiff.
Mr.. John Anderson reports that ia
his broom corn business at IIndsbory.
he has handled >lnn, ano worth ia tine
last two months.
The quarters for the uptown cNpr.s~
office have been prepared ia the Hottie
Block, and We shall soon rrl our cx-
press matter up town.
The city council met Monday night
i'm regular session. They made npprn-
\ priations for current expenses No
other business WAS transacted.
The roller skate man il sti!l here.
He told one of his Salina friends that
IL was his intention Ia sell his rink ia
Missouri and build one here.
Andrew }. Anderson, Swede man,
was adiudged insane before the Pro-
bate Judge last week lie will he taken
TO the .Ossawatumic asylum soon
The entertainment given 10y the
Cakes Brothers last Monday night |
was favored only with a fair audience
And II was ouly a Itj- performance.
The public school pupils will Snioy
a holiday vacation. commencing with
next Monday. The schools will bc re-
opened on Tuesday the IA of January
F.. e. Phillips was called 10 Iowa
last week by the news that his brother
was dying. His brother wa, soon out
of danger and Mr.. Phillips has IT.
turned.
Mr.. James Mahan, living twenty |
miles up the Mulberry, who has been
In Salina several weeks under sur
gical treatment 10y Dr. Daily, is slowly |
improving.
Tom Williamson of Capt. Sol
Williams recently lost finger while |
coupling on the railroad un which he |
Is employed. He j. home with his |
hand in sling.
"The hall WAS dressed in holly |
green: |
Forth TO the wood did merry men |
20,
To gather in the mi-tletoe.
Little Freddie Barneck whose arm |
WAS broken at the elbow joint few |
weeks ago, is getting cut again and |
his physician, DIR. Daily, hopes To
give him useful arm
Rev. J. II. Lee, Manhattan. will |
hold services at the Episcopal church.
Sunday, Dee. n: IL A NJ, Christmas
eve service. T.. NJ. Also service
Oh ristmas day at II A. NJ.
M ist shalihe flhk l. hCll. con /
structed in the rear of Mr. +. King !
mans residence, Eighth street. The |
water supply will be furnished by Mr.
kingman wind mill power
Mr.. Ludrs will remove his stock of
goods from the Daily Block Ia the
building recently occupied ty Lito-
wich &sWolseifer. His present store
room has been rented 10 furniture
! man for the period of six months.
Mr.. y. Seiiz has purchased the build
ing occupied 10y Mr. ID. J. Addis"n's
grocery store. and Mr. II. IL Dihle has
! purchased the building adjoining the
one now occupied Ivy him. Consi der
alton of each, -. ioo.
Nenison aud elk are the luxuries
furnished Ia Salinailes Several
stately deer aud choice pieces of elk
have been hanging for several DAYS
from the iron hooks OF II r. BARTLETT