The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-06

Pennsylvania gentleman for 81 90
Mr.. Bassett designs removing 10 Ore
gon IN about SOdays.
There was a broad, proud, parental
smile. "a smile never seen upon ID
faee Ofa bachelor, in Charley Low
face as he rushed into our once to tel
Us that It was No. IA, and boy.
DR.. Bishop arrived from Eurek1
Springs last Tuesday. When he lefl
Mrs Bishops eonditiOn was some
what improved Mr.. T. d. Wicker
sham had arrived at the Springs a.
ter \ journey OF ten days In q buggy
Sheriff RadellR put an end to the
street operations Of a gambling couple
imam aRd wOmanl. last Monday. By
ordering them out Of town. The
Sheriffs action Is much applauded,
and many wish that he may follow
up this course.
Many have asked as b the status Of
the case against John Foster, county
attorney, in the Supreme Court. As
we understand Il, Mr.. Foster has un,
Ill the 18th to answer or demur, and
that the case will be called up In Jan
uary.
Mr.. o. Holcomb departs to-day in
search Of a new location. During q
n residence OF eight years in Sallna, he
has borne the reputation OF being an
upright. courteous and reliable citizen.
He takes hisdeparture amid the best
wishes Of scores Of friends.
Superintendent Baker. Of the water
works. is having a pipe laid on the
east side Of the bridge and connected
with the river, which, furnished with
a spigot, will be opened during the
coolest weather for wasting purposes,
and thus keep the fire pressure more
steady.
There's a kind OF Christmas color
in all the little eyes which are seen
about the toy stores. II is the season
of the year when everything goes"
with them. One blast from the
Christmas bugle-hOrn Is worth more
to them than ten thousand men.
Bright eyes. we salute thee
Mr. B. F. Rhodes had quite an en-
counter with the stern, rigorous
north wind the other day, upon his
bicycle. He stemmed the blasts sue
cessftllly for a while, but In the end
the NOrther got the advantage Of him
and threw him overheard. He
sprained his wrist and damaged his
bicycle.
The whistle Of the GOodnOw mill at !
6 O'Clock last Tuesday morning, caused |
quite a hubub in several well regu-
lated families. Fellows who are not |
particularly early riseVs, arose in
haste, suppOsing it was about mid
night, and that the fire-alarm whistle /
at the water company's building was
all the people to q great
eonfiagTation.
Our red skies, resembling the refiec
ton of vast prairie fires, are generally
upon. They are not con-
fined TO this land but heard from all
over the world. Various explanations
are given and theories advanced.
Friend Inman arrives nearest the truth
when he says that the earth Is loving
~ locked in the tail Of a comet
hence the beautiful fireworks.
DIR. J. b. Curtis, one Of the oldest
settlers Of this place, well known
Central Kansas as one Of
its ablest and most successful prac-
titiOners of medicine, and Miss Net
tie Mint0n, the accomplished teacher
Of one Of the higher departments Of
our public school left here last Tues
day evening, to be married at the
home Of the latter, Muncie, Ind.
They will visit the Doctors old i
home in Central New York, and will
be absent several weeks.-LiRdsbOrg /
NeiDs.
DIR. Bishop is announced TO take
part in the discussion OF 1.-THE Public
School its relation to the formation
Of charaeter." In the programme Of
the State Teachers Association TO be
held at Topeka, Dec. %, q, %.
Prof. Fitzpatrick takes part in a dis
eussiOn OF The Teacher i'm Politics"
on the same occasion. Thus Salina
comes to the forefront always in edu-
matters.
Very old bachelors should remem-
Der that 1t is the very last month be-