The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-18
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damon and Pythias-"
LAST of the Montezeunas."

Sol. Sditf ofu vi titoth Vi II cuiooi
Sleigh rides by moonlight Tuesday
night.
Go and see the last of the Mente
zeumas"
Workmen are gusrrying stone fol
Gels * Gibbs dam.
The frosty trees were very handsome
"Wednesday morning
Go and hear the great traveller on
the sixth of February.
Go and see those curiosities-the
Last of the Montezeuma-."
There is much complaint that the
growing wheat is coming on poorly.
Sleigh bells heard Tuesday morning
but the shedding" was perfectly
direful.
II you would vote for the railroad
proposition. you must be sure and
register.
The public schools close a month
earlier than usual this veal, except the
high school.
The Herald issues All eight-page
paper this week. No doubt II will be
good one.
I. Chapman having purchased the
Commercial House Of I. J. Going has
taken possession.
The proclamation for the Railroad
bond election will appear in our col
umns next week.
All the floor behind the counters of
the First National is To be covered
with q handsome brussels.
Mr. Jos. Masker. manager of the
Telephone Go. here, reports that the
Assarian line is pretty sure.
Sew your buttons OH tight for Mon
day night and go hear "Uncle Reuben
Lowder" ut the Opera House.
Al Hine has decided 10 remain in
Salina. He will be employed in Bone
4 Greenleaf's mattress factory.
a chance Ia try New England baked
beans next Saturday. Don't forget IL
ys hungry and hurried business men.
The infant daughter az Mr.. Aug.
Zicbel, died last Monday morning. at
the age of nine months and ten days.
Mr. Robert Graft has purchased Mr.
Vests interest i'm the barber shop.
Mr.. West removes To Alton, Iowa. his
old home.
The manufacturers are busy now
engaged in constructing the piping
for our water works ID will be shipped
In February.
Rev. A NJ. Steward will be absent
all of next week. attending ordination
at Abilene, and sabbath School lnsti-
tute at Solomon.
\ nice fall of snow Monday night.
II looked quite wintry the next morn
ing. The snow was much needed,
and does some good
Mr.. Geo. SeitZ. Of Ellsworth, was
in town yesterday aud day before. He
was made Knight Templar 10y the
Commsndry here.
VIM. Hogben has bought The stock
Of Ed. Whitman and will continue the
business al the old stand. He takes
possession next Tuesday.
Waite's Union Square Theatrical
Company will present Damon and
Pythias" for. the benefit of the Knights
of Pythias rext Wednesday night.
Jonathan and William Tinker came
across several wolves yesterday, and
after days chase with the hounds
succeeded in capturing two of the
gray variety.
Senator Tom Anderson has intro
duced the following bills: For the re-
lief Of Maxwell A. Phillip to estab-
lish the terms of Court of the Four
teenth Judicial District.
The Topeka Commonwealth says
that the Topeka, Salina 4 Western
road, which has about seventy miles
graded, is negotiating for IA connec-
ton with the Santa Fe at Topeka.
Ii il now Vice-President J. NJ.
Coombs. He has been elected Vice.
President of the Kansas Republican
Association at Washington. The
Brookville statesman il getting up.
The Salina Post, q. A. r.. last sat.
urday, elected II. II. Nash and ID. J.
Addison delegates to the Encampment
which meets in wyandotte next week.
Commander futile will also attend.
Margret Arnalia, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Ericsson, died last sat
urday night. aged two years aud nine
months. The funeral occurred at the
Swedish Lutheran church last Tues
day.
Mr.. Ed. Whitman moves into the
Linden Hotel next Tuesday. II will
be some time before he opens up for
business. He thinks of purchasing q
bus for the accommodation of his ia.
irons.
0eThe city council met in regular
session last Monday night. No special
business was transacted. The bills
allowed amounted to about $500, and
there was 500 in the treasury to pay
them.
Mr.. Will A. Morisrty, the gentle
manly and efficient agent of the Waits
Union Square Theatrical Co, called
yesterday. He is one of the Moriarty
family Of Council Grove-the we'll
known newspaper men.
A good baked bean and brown bread
dinner. with other good things TO eat,
will be given by the Baptist ladies. on
Saturday, January Goth; also sup
per. in the old Herald building. Iron
avenue. east of JOURNAL block.
The Saline county Representatives
are provided for on the Legislative
committees as follows:
ins-Congressional Apportion-
ment, Judiciary Apportionment.
Stearns-Inter improvements.
Claims and Accounts.
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