The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-04

lnAiilucAg 1Aotu N Tue WEI uArs eto'
room Of the Daily block.
Mr.. q. H. Alexander has opened
coal yard, and has his once vii
Taylor Miller at the elevator.
Last Thursday was quite ~ hot 1
any day Of the season. Some Of u
Thermometers registered 1862.
The uniforms Of the sallna Ban,
arrived to-day. They are yer,
handsome. costing about SIS.
Lands and lots we're sold for delii
auent taxes last TUESDAY. The usul
number OF buyeFs were on hand.
Mr.. Geo. Seltz and children. q
Ellsworth. have been the guests 9
Mr.. Oscar seltz fOF several days.
T. J. BrAnlR, brother Of John A
arrives to-day from Pennsylvania, 4
engage in the Insurance business.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. @
A. SOlberg died yesterday morning
and will be buried this afternoon.
Col. Z. c. Culp has resigned hi
government position. the resignation
10 take effect the first Of the month.
Mr.. Alfred Jones leaves for Man
haitian next Tuesday, for the PurPOs
Of entering the Agricultural College
Mrs. C. s. RadclIf and children
started for Illinois last Monday even
ing, for a six weeks visit at the cid
home.
The Martin hat ls q black hat, bul
Il means death to the Glickites, the
same as the black flag means death to
the enemy.
A day Of enjoyment was expert
eneed by the Catholics at their picnic
yesterday. There was q good at
tendance.
Mrs. r. c. Kesr started east last
Monday, for a few weeks visit among
friends in Ohio, Michigan and Penn
sylvania.
Il is about time that the brewery
ticket was reOrganized and put In the
field. Here it's: Foster, BOndi, Davis
and Ferlen.
Prairie chicken hunting commenced
last Monday (a lawful commence
menD. Numerous hunters were In
the fields and were successful.
Mr.. NichOles r. Baker and Miss
Ida Faust, from near New Cambria,
were married at this place on Tuesday.
by Rev Menger from Enterprise.
Clifford, son Of Capt. Henry Baker,
died Of dysentery, alter two weeks Of
much suffering, yesterday morning, at
i:30 O'Clock. He will be buried to-day.
The State School Fund Commission
ers have purchased 5000 In school
district bonds Of Distinct No. So. and
$500 Of District No. 20, Saline county.
Every one suffered from dust at the
Fair last year, let US have the water
works this year and make Il fine for
all, 50 people will 90 four times instead
OF once.
The College people will use rooms
at the high school building for recita-
lion roOms for about two weeks
until rooms at the college building
are completed.
The JOURNAL supplements cOntala-
ing a history OF the Click pArdOns are
still called for. We have q large mum
Der still on hand which can be had
upon application for them.
Mr.. s. J. Strickler, who opened his
jeWelry store In the OPEN House block
two weeks since, has received most Of
his goods and is now ready for busi-
ness-nOtice his lad" on this page.
Capt. s. H. Williams and wife start
ell east this morning. 10 be absent
about n month. Ms. Williams will
visit In Illinois, while the Capt. goes
to Ohio TO work up immigration 10
this place.
Four owls were captured In the
school house chlmneys BY some of the
Normal students last Saturday. They
were jolly locking quarhsste. blink
Ing and WiDklng and staring In the
sun.
The fOllOE Ing persons eOnstlluss
the drum corps Of The Martin Flau-
beau club; w. Carruthsrs, James
Baker, John Hessiek, Alex Campbell,
David Bishop, Arthur CrOwther,
Chas. EbeFhardL
Rev. r. n. OvsrstEest, Eseal agent
0f The Emporia college. eondncied the
at the Presbytsrian church
last Sunday morning. he sacsesdsd
In raising about $50 Cor the oollsgs On
bis visit 10 eAlina.
81. 0eo- n campbell ana ia4Y, 81
Sparta III. are the guests Of Hon.
rhos. Andersen. AEF. Caupbsil b q
lrOthsr-in-laW Of MF. AaSsrsna. He
one Ct the pabli.heu Of the
sparta PIqiRdeaier.
AR. J. L. ThwIng and lady, OF Fond
Ia Lac, Via .ars visiting Ar. Thving's
'rother-in-law, Mr.. Anson MllI6F.
fr. Thwing b the editor % ths Roa
Ia Lac Reporter, enc q ne abIess
nd best papers q northern WIscsa-
n.
The Sallna Martin Club have adopt-
d Tie black felt hat the blask tlls
s the Martin hat and roconmenfsd /
/ 70 Be worn By the John A. HEariin /
nen Of Kansas. They have alSo Pm
ented such q hat to Gel. john A.
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