The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

DR.. Jenney is confined 10 bis hOm'
With q severe affection Of the tOnsils.
Combined saloon talent; "Th'
jurors in our Gases we're all fanatics. "
Aug. Bond; 'Dang WhAng thai
Washington Judge. He's 4 fanatic
Judge Prescott will sentenos III,
convicted saloon men next Saturday
Mr.. T. J. BranIf, Of Altoona, Pa.
IL visiting his brother Mr.. J. A Bran
in.
Mr.. COOmbes, bOOkkeeper for A. J
Holmquist, started for Iowa Tuesday
night
The silk worms displayed in Flu
gate 4 SHOWS window attracts much
attention.
Mr.. r. T. Watson attended the
Langtry performances At Kansas City
Monday night.
Il is rumored that work on the new
mill Of c r. Underworld Co. will
soon be commenced.
I.ev. Geo. Merriam and lady, OF
Abilene. were visiting with Rev. A.
NJ. Steward and family this week.
The Law breakers don't fBd It near
so funny Is they did q few weeks ago.
A siekly grin Is all that Is left Of the
fun.
A brother ofMr. John Lauth, q res
ident Of Pittsburg. Pa. is visiting
here. He Is q very pleasant gentle
man.
Prof. Evans has rented Col. Palm
er's residence property and furniture.
Mrs. Palmer joins her husband In
Denver.
Hon. T. ID. Thatcher, OfTOpeka, and
Prof T. d. Fitzpatrick, Of Salina,
make the Decoration Day speeches
for Bridge Post, G. A. r.
Ruggles. the artist. formerly Of this
place, Il . member Of the firm Of Nc
Keen, Ruggles a Williams, designers
and engravsrs, Kansas City.
The Rev. w. A slmkins viii
preach a sermon next Sunday Dight,
al the Presbyterian church, upon the
subject Of Law and Order"
Judge A. NJ, Beebe, accompanied by
his niece. Miss Minnie Beebe, starts
for Denver Saturday morning. They
will be absent several weeks.
The property Of Capt. &c. Terry,
adjoining Mr.. Ludes' property in the
northeastern part Of town, has been
sold to Mr.. J. T. Clinton for 81, 800 in
cash.
Rev. J. Pittenger has returned from
the Hot Springs. He was not bene-
fitted by the waters. He has i'm
proved, however, since his return to
Salina.
Mr.. Isaac Sullivan, Secretary Of the
U. P. Railway hospital at Denver, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs J. g.
Mohler. He returned to Denver yes
terday.
DR.. J. w. Crowley informs us thst
the round trip ticket from Kansas
City to Minneapolis during the Ma
tional Encampment OF the G. A. r.,
will be SIS.
Col. E. c. Culp learns by telegram
from the Rock Island road that rates
from Kansas City to Chicago and re-
turn during the convention have
been reduced to Sl450-
There is some talk OF purchasing
for the city by private subscription a
4-wheeled hose carriage, which will
carry 900 feet OF hOse-the carriage
10 be drawn by horses.
Messrs. c. c. Culp, A. l. Dodge.
d. c. Lockwood, E. Light, add F.
NJ Hamilton, talk strongly Orattend-
ing the Chicago convention. Dele
gate E. e. Culp starts for the East
tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seitz, Mr.. AM
Mrs. D. whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Dickinson, and Mr.. Jacob
Dewitt went 10 Abilene yesterday, to
take part in the proceedings institut-
ing . commRndery ct that place.
johnson, Foster and BOndl started
to count the fanatics" Of Saline
county on their fingers ends. They
find that IL their fingers were hs nu-
merous a. the sands on the sea shore
they would still want q little more
sand.
Mr.. A q. smith, our railroad agent
desires us 10 state that he has received
from the company blank applications
for half fare permits Tor elergymen
and their wives. The clergy can thus
avail themselves Ofthe privileges they
formerly enjoyed.
The practice OF throwing paper and
trash into the street Ia front 90 BUSH
ness houses has become q notorious
nuisance, aud should be stopped.
There is much complaint about it.aud
no doubt the complaints will be
needed by the authorities.
The EldepeRdeHt has let mp on
Bond and Radelif aud now points
his guns az the preachers. No man
living ever made a point by lighting
the preachers. The fighter generally
gets dOwned himself before the battle
is half completed. We have tried It.
A very elegant wedding took place
1t the Salemsborg church last Thurs
day. The contracting parties we're
Mr.. Aug. Nelson and Miss Christine
Brodine, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. A. W. Dahlsten, the
worthy pastor Of Salemsborg church.
Three Arabs-professlng 90 be ma
uves Of the Great SahsFa-have been
about town this week soliciting dimes.
They are possibly natives" Of the
Great, Overwhelming, Colossal and
Gigantic twenty shows in One, which
recently gave an exhibition in Salina.