The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-08-30

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this season.
Neil Hsggart & Co are now run
ming a dry goods department as well
ss groceries.
Mr.. A. d. Sherman starts for I'LL
nOis next Monday, to make quite
visit at his old home.
The telephone line to Mcpherson Is
now a fixed thing. and work upon II
will soon be commenced.
The GOOdnow mill will probably
not be ready to resume grinding until
about Sept. Is or Oct. lst.
Mr.Clafiln was busy yesterday, ship
ping Saline county specimens Of pro-
ducts to the Bismarck Fair.
Mr.. John A. Branif has purchased
Mr.. Benz. Wilson's residence property
IN East salina. Price. $500.
The Brookville Transcript learns
that w. H. Watson has been promoted
to conductor on the Sallna branch.
DR.. Bishop started Monday for
Eureka Springs TO join his wife. He
expects to be gone about two weeks.
Charley Case, clerk at the Pacific
House, takes q short vacation. Mr..
Postlewaite's nephew takes his place
Capt. MOhler moved his library TO
his new law Office yesterday, which
Is a thing Of beauty and convenience.
The churches Of the city will hold
union service at the Lutheran church
Sunday evening. Rev. SlmklnA in
the pulpit.
Mrs. r. +. Nickles, accompanied
by her friends, Mr.. aud Mrs ID. A
MOulton, OF Topeka, returned from
Denver last Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Berg started for Chicago,
last Sunday, to purchase new goods.
He will meet Mrs. Berg in Chicago,
and return In two weeks.
Mr.. H. F. WOOlley, Of Kansas City,
was In town last Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. WOolley is preparing to engage
in business in Kansas City.
The GerInania club will occupy the
rooms over Mr.. Ludes' store hereafter.
their present room having been rented
20 a Swedish dancing club.
The Saline county tax on railroad
bed and rolling stock to pay salaries
and expenses Of the State Railroad
Commissioners amounts to S253.OS.
Mrs. A. n. See starts for Russell
and Wilson to-day, to organize sOcie-
ties under the auspices Of the WO-
mans Foreign Missionary Society.
The surveying corps Of the sallna,
Lincoln 4 Fremont Railway was TO
have arrived here yesterday, for the
purpose Of making up the profiles Of
the road.
Tonight the ladies Of the n. f.
church will give lawn social at the
residence Of Ms. J. b. Hamilton. lee
cream and cake for fifteen cents. You
are all invited.
Although this summer has estab-
lished the reputation OF being a very
pleasant summer, It looks very much
out Of place lingering 30 near the Au-
tumn boundaries.
Two set hose carts arrived last
Monday, to take the place Of those
hitherto received. The other two
were sent back, as they were not
what was ordered.
The col ored If. E. church building
the first church edifce built In Sa
lima lerected In 1851. now stands on
Eighth street, fronting the Second
Ward School House.
Mr.. c. A. WenBgren, Of the Kansas
City Sreaska HarOidea, writes IS fol- !
lows; Aug. 9th this morning, half !
past 8 O'Clock, an s-pOund, fat girl a.
rived at our house"
Bartlett a jenkins have purchased
Of M. Cassidy the meat market, and |
viii continue In business a. before.
Mr. Cassidy will devote his whole time
TO his stock. Of which he has about 800 |
head.
r. A Anderson's team ran away last |
Saturday, and liked Il 50 well they
kept up their gait until they reached
home. MOsI singularly nothing was
materially injured In this trip Of sew
efal miles.
Mr.. n. III. LOomis was admitted to
the bar Of Saline county. last MOnd0y,
having passed q creditable examina-
ton before q committee Of lawyers, IS
follows: Col Splvey. T. F. Carver
and J. o. Wilson.
Judge Hamilton went 10 Ottawa
county yesterday, to arrange for the
re-submittal Of the Salina, Lincoln, a
Fremont Railway propositions In the
townships in which they were de-
feated recently.
A team started of on q wild gallOp
last Monday, but was stopped near
the Commercial Block. There were
two Swedish ladies In TIE wagon
Both Ofthem, Of course, were badly
frightened, one Of them fhlnting.
Rev. A. J. Kisssll, pastor Of the
Lutheran church. Travelled In Europe
during the summer Of 1878. visiting
England. France, Switzerland, Italy
and Germany. He was then pastor
ofthe Lutheran church az Abilene.
A water main for domestic purposes
has been laid on Seventh street be
tween the residences % Capt Bartlett
and Mr. Welisiager. A main On NInth
street isslso % Be lsid fms MrDodss's
corner - ~. Canpbeil'i resi1sncs.