The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15

4
y Smith, formerly OF the Kansas Con
ference, will bc glad To learn that he
j. now enjoyin. good health He i.
: pastor ofth. church az Howell. Mich.
and the society j. in "A prosperous con.
. iiIiun. -k-0,;Sas .WfhOdis,
4 strong claim will be made to the
-. VI. =. Conference. now in session in
Beloii. 10 have the next conference
held in Salins. II - already settled
that camp meeting will he held in
Oak Dale PARK next August.
Grading on the new road j. again
going on rapidly. the fore. being now
engaged ia completing the first ten
miles of grade. The work on the Sec
"ni ten miles is expected To begin
next week. and will be prosecuted
uSlv.-rOdncH Gro-c RepubH-
can, March 9Th
In mentioning last week that Mr.
Charles Henne had engaged in the
real estate, loan and insurance bust
ness GA his own account, We should
have mentioned also that Mr.. viii
Kraft il his partner in the business
The firm l. Hcnne 4 Kraft.
We are pleased To learn from Mrs
j W. Powers that her husband who
j. now AT Hot Springs. Arkansas, is
imprnring--is out walking when the
weather l. favorable. We shall be far
more pleased when he is well and
back behind the counter of the bank
/ IN. Lao l. I'll
| N.,rs.
The trial of Fred Stcrnberg for the
shooting Of Hughes was continued To
the September term of couit. Since
the above was written we learn that
Sieruherg has been examined before a
jury and adjudgei insane and will he
sent io an asylum upon an agreed
| statement of facts. He i not cleared
Of the charge a. many suppose.-EWs-
'corh Cyr'onc
II j. probable that the railroad rates
from Salina To Denver aud return dur
Ing the Grand Army Encampment
Will bc a. low rs Sl0-in which case
nearly all Of the old soldiers will avail
themselves Of the opportunity of sniff
ing the mountain air during the swell
terins season and enjoying a little
| camp life.
| Crippen. Lawrence * Co. sold three
farms in this county last week to new
comers They are having great |
many inquiries from eastern parties |
| for farms, and now have customers
for three good stock farms of 800 acres |
ar more. Farmers who want to sell,
will 10 well 10 place their property in |
| their hands for sale.
Rev Geo. y Dearborn was in town |
| yesterday. visiting his daughter Mrs |
II. IL. F. Sulendorf. Mrs Dearborn
| arrived Monday. The Elder was on |
| his WAY IN Beloit 10 visit the confer |
| encC. lie states that hc has his hnliSe- |
hold goods packed, ready To leave |
Ninlaud. and il awaiting the meeting |
of his conference the Kansas. when |
| h expects a new charge
The water works people have decided |
to stone up their well Instead of using |
| brick. They will use cut stone, ship |
ping it in from Chapruan's Greek |
Thrs have word tia. their piping |
hyirlntS aud boilers are ready for |
shipment, aud are now seeking
Tor rates" The excavation work for |
the engine room is completed aud the
stone work of the same has been com
menccd.
On last Friday party of settlers. for
Dickinson county. landed at Abilene
on the morning train. They mum
5ered thirty->sven in all, and were
mostly from Lancaster and Juniata
counties, Pennsylvania Erchungc.
II reports are. 10 he believed. an i'm
mensc body of Penn-ylvanians will
flock 10 Dickinson, Saline and Ne
Pherson counties this season. The
wheat growing counties of Kansas are
attractiH. attention all over the land
Mr. Frank Wilkeson and family re-
turned from the east last Tuesday.
Mr. Wilkcson has completed his win
tor's engagement ~ southern CORES
pendent for the New York San, which
has made him quite prominent all over
the country, both for ability rs a
writer and his faculty of stirring up
the Snuthron in good style. In April
he will go west To look after his min
ing property, aud remain for the sum-
mer.
Judge Hamilton started for Beatrice,
Neh., last Monday. He is to meet
there on the 18th. delegates from Wa
hoo, Lincoln and Fremont, also rep
resentatives Of the Chicago & North
Western. 10 talk up the branch south.
ward TO Salina. They will also meet
the general superintendent of the dag
onal line through Iowa. at Nebraska
City on the 18th TO consider also a
branch southwark under certain con-
tingencies.
4 couple of young equestrians rode
about town last Monday, who at .
tracted some attention. One of them
plainly proved himself of the male ,
persuasion. The other dressed in a
black riding habit, passed well
enough for female. until he put the
expression into his hands which
usually accompanies the Teutonic
shrug OF the shoulder. When he did
that he gave himself clean away"
For that hand was too gross to be con-
fined by any kid-glove that was ever 6
made. \
There was n prophet and his name !,
was Virgins. The voice Of him was
crying out in the wilderness, Prepare
for the greatest storm that ever was" ,
By him il was written that awful :
things were to happen on March 18th.
For this part of the vineyard it was
rs follows
Where the air currents for several
hundred miles along the east side Of \,
the Rocky Mountain range. owing to
great atmospheric pressure in those q
regions, will spread universal destruc. .
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