The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-27

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Between four and I've hundred vO-
tiers only, registered.
The salIna Min & Elevator Go. use
eleven tons Of coal per day.
Mr.. Robert MARYLAND Il buying
goods In the eastern markets
Regular quarterly session Of the
county commissioners April Tth-
Mr.. Mcfarland, an attorney Of Lin
coin Center, called last Saturday.
Mr. wv. Hart. editor Of the Abb
lene Chronicle, was 10 town last Mon
day.
The salIna Post have rented the
Board Of Trade room for their future
meetings.
Music at the skating rink Monday
evening. Furnished BY the Salina
Cadet Band.
Mr.. Wm. Bishop, recently admitted
10 the practice Of the law, has opened
An ofIice az Brookville.
Mr. w. J.Hagier il building new
store building at the place recently
cleared Of the old building.
Rev. A. n. See remains ~ presiding
elder Of this NJ. F. District. Rev. J..
A. Antrim returns TO salina-
Mr.. c. 5. Martins family received
a telegram Sunday, announcing the
death Of Mr.. Martins mother.
The ponderous safe Of Mr.. Fanlk-
ner's Is being moved to the new Of
fee In the Campbell & Tuthill block.
New goods are arriving for the Sa-
lima merchants every day. The spring
stocks promise to be varied and good.
It's rumored that DR.. G. A. w.
Bone has been appointed general
agent Of the Home Sewing Machine
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seitz handsome
" entertained a large party Of their
| friends at their home last Thursday
night.
Mr.. Joe Wellington has purchased
NIP. L. Gebhart's residence prop
srty at the corner Of Eighth and Ash
streets.
d.. Addison has resigned as quar-
ter master Of the Salina Post and Maj.
E. l.. Norton has been elected to Ill
his place.
The NJ E. Conference finished their
session Sunday night, and by Mon
dsy afternoon all the visiting minis
tens had LEFT.
Mr.. VIM. Berg has purchased the
vacant lot south Of Mr.. H. H. F. Su-
dendorfs residence, and will build a
esidence there.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Carter and family will
visit for several months in Lowell,
Massachusetts,, for which place they
left last week.
intellectual recreation and q hearty
laugh are conducive to longevity. Do
not forget the entertainment next
Saturday evening.
Those who desire to enjoy q chaste,
elegant and refined entertainment,
should visit the Opera House next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. LOttle Buck, the "Gretchen"
Of the Rip Van Wrinkle troupe, wac
former resident Of this place, and is
sister Of Harry Wallace.
County Commissioner Miller re-
turned from Wisconsin last Thursday.
He left his afflicted son In Mrs Nc
Kown's hospital, Chicago,
The wheat prospects are so fine in
this county that the farmers are all
wondering what they will do with the
wheat after il Is harvested.
Mr.. w. Going has formed part
nership with Will Krafl in the Loan
and Insurance business. Their Office
Is in the Campbell & Tuthill block.
The Piper's Uncle Tom Cabin
troupe had an Overloaded house"
Tuesday night. The dogs and don
Keys and the G-hOrn band do draw
Mr.. d. S. Stuart has purchased the
old postoffiee building, and il remov-
ing II to Filth street, for the purpose
ofconverting Il into 8 carpenter shop.
Kruger. Parker & Co., the old re-
liable builders, are again on deck, Ia
king &C ltracts for the erection Of resi-
denees, store buildings, public build
ings, &c
In the Foster case, the Judges re-
served their decision until next Tues
day. Monday and portion Of Tues
day was spent in the argument upon
the motion for a new trial.
Two old Sallna residents were hon
ored By the late Conference. Elder
Lockwood was made delegate TO the
General Conference, and Hon. G. f.
Faulkner, Lay delegate.
The Salina Post lost money on their
Rip Van Wrinkle entertainment last
week, and 50 did the band on their
Wilberforce entertainment. Salina
Il showed to DEATH" surely.
Marshal futile is able to be upon
the street again, but not 70 resume his
official duties. He thinks that with
proper care Of himself he will be
speedily restored TO his usual health.
The live proprietor Of the Eagle
Drug Store, Is having several paint
ings prepared, Illustrating his business
In good style. The artist IL A. NJ.
Curry, and the paintings are well ex-
eeuted.
The fulsOme praise iavished upon
Miss Helen Potter, by the press Of
New York City, is . guaranty that
the entertainment next Saturday eve
ming at the Opera House viii Be Of IN
unrlvalled character.
Mr.. ]. N. Champion has returned
from California. He accepts q
position in Kansas City. His family
will soon follow him. Mr.. Huber has
purchased an interest IN q livery sta
bic at Santa Cruz, but may not re-