The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
HI Henry coming.
Mechanics still busy.


The District Court has adjourned
until February.
Good houses for rent are very scarce.
Much complaint
Twenty-Five selected stars with HI
Henry's MINISTRIES.
Mr.. l. G. Skancke designs spending
the winter in II. Louis.
The prophets all say that we shall
have . stormy Christmas.
The case of BENDER VS.. Hutton was
decided in favor Of Hutton.
Salina now has the telephone and
ssks.iDg rink and Is happy.
Look out for cold weather for few
days Thus saith the prophets
The brishtes, talent In the minstrel
Armament next Tuesday night.
wintry blssts commencing with
yesterday, and a few furries Of snow.
Quite q number OF visitors to the
masked party from adjoining vii
, lagos.
The GermnnIa Society gives u grand
bali at the Opera House Oh the evening
OF the 2sth
The National Bank men expect To
be In their new quarters by the first Of
next month.
Fremont Simmons starts broom
factory. He has already purchased
his broom corn.
Though usually clad herself IN "a
.'sumner suit" Venus brought some
very cold weather with her.
The fellows all go one eye on the
18th Of March next-that most tenn
pestuous of all tempestuous days.
Yesterday all eyes were turned to-
wards Venus-ihe goddess Of Love
~ she coguetted across the suns shin
ming face.
Sheriff Radcliff went down to the
Topeka Insane Asylum last Saturday.
In charge Of Mary Anderson, adiuds-
ed insane.
Capt. II. II. Baker. accompanied 10y
Messrs. NJ. -. league aud +. VI. Ham
ilton, started for the mining country
last Saturday.
II only cost twenty-five cents for a
roller skater 10 employ the evening in
exhibiting the grace with which he
can't stand up.
The eloquent Matilda Fletcher
speaks at the Opera House tonight
and tomorrow night for the benefit Of
the Salina Literary
The young gentlemen and ladies of
the Second NJ L. church, are prepar-
Ing 10 give masked exhibition some
evening during the holidays
A lady friend of Mr.. and Mrs. w. &.
1lbson-a companion of their youth
who Is now teaching In Topeka, spent
Thanksgiving day with them.
Matilda Fletcher. one of the mos;
entertaining speakers on the ArnericIn
platform, speaks at the Opera House
tonight and Tomorrow night.
Mr.. A. F. Shute has started up in
the butcher business again at his old
stand. Shute likes his old ''biz" best
and will stick To il for the present.
M.ssrs. Fitzgerald & Green are
inf
the room below the JOURNAL Office,
where they will open up In business
shortly.
Last Saturday night there was II
rumble as IL another earthquake had
alighted in this quarter. IL was only
the 'echo" of the fall Of Aleck Pierce
At roller skating.
We notice that the residence of Geo
Bridges. NJ Beloit, was burned last
Thursday night, and all the con-
tents. Il il the George Bridges who
lived here few years ago?
Messrs. Ludes. Gus Behr and Filz-
gerald & Green have paid $40 each fine,
into the City Treasury for the month
Of December and have commenced re-
falling liquors al their various placrs
The Rev. c. +. Toiman. Dist. Sec'y
Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union, will give a public address on
Foreign Missions, In the Babtist
church, Thursday evening, Dec. lith
Bill Lindsey colored man, was
arrested Tuesday on the charge of steal
ing twenty dollars In Charley Holm
4vist's saloon from a Lincoln county
man. His examination came up yes
terday.
According TO the report Of the Sec
rotary of the State Board Of Agricul-
ture, Mcpherson. Dickinson aud Sa-
line counties report yield Of twenty
six bushels Of winter wheat per acre,
for the present year.
Louis Bugher. who has been absent
in the mining country for several
months, has returned to spend the
winter here. He states that he has
been Offered $500 for his mining
property but refused II.
John Sheridan died suddenly at his
home, three miles south of town. of
heart disease, Sunday night, Nov y.
at little past Q O'Clock, in the twen-
ty-ninth year Of his age. The deceased
was the husband Of a niece OF Thos.
white.
Thanksgiving day passed quietly
and pleasantly. The turkey dinner
was In nearly all the households. and
pleasant family gatherings were quite
aumerous. The weather was all that
could be wished fo:-extremely salu-
brious
Col Phillips arrived from the Indian
Territory Tuesday morning He had
been down their for about ten days on
business with the Nation. He came
here for two or three days visit, with
the view of then returning to WASH
tngton.
Rev. p. Lenhous and wife. of Flor
snee, Ks, are visiting In the family of
Mr. vnl Eharb.rdt NJ Tonhou. Ia