The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-10
It has really moderaied.


HuFrah for the new railroad.
The merchants are Invoicing.
A. c. Foot l. to Be deputy sheriff.
The town clock stopped on Sunday
The mercury is returning to its old
position.
Rev. g. P. Peals has been danger
ously sick.
Hi Henry's ministries next Thurs
day night.
w. H. Sweeney has returned from
New York.
salina will be just tiekIed to death
ifshe can get the B. & NJ.
Mr.. EnOs Lincoln is running =
skating rink In Mcpherson.
SOren Brown went to Kansas City
last Sunday night. He has returned.
The new Officers take possession OF
their respective offices next Monday,
Jan "a.
Glass Ball shooting this week n
Shooting Gallery No extra change
for glass halls.
a Belnit brides maiden name was
T"dhunter. A good name far pro-
hlhition State.
We have really had some murder
Gus, baTbarous weather Ia this Italian
climate OF ours.
Another wrek ortWo ofsuch winter
would make man invest his entire
property In a coal pile
The Commissioners are busy this
week, settling up the affairs Of the
county for the past year.
Some have run the risk OF frosted
ears and toes and noses TO test the
rough Ice with their skates.
Mr. Samuel Miller il rebuilding a
barn and grain house on the location
where his buildings were burned.
Mr.. and Mrs Gould, Of Lawrence.
have been visiting their relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. c. Post, Eureka township.
The skating rink which has been
closed on account Ofthe cold weather
and the Fair will he re-opened Fri
day night.
Next Saturday afternoon the install
lation Of the officers elect Of Salina
Post, q. A. r.. will take place NJ the
Post Room.
Mr.. Aaron Robbins, Of Glendale
township. has purchased the Grand
Central Hotel. and takes possession
next Tuesday.
HI Henry's celebrated minstrels
will be here one week from 10 night.
Go and secure your tickets at White.
head & Seaman's.
The General has got around 10 us at
last. He sends us a paper from Siam.
The Generals name Is John a. Hal
derman. U. s Minister. &c.
The Catholic Fair just closed proves
to be the most profitable Fair YET held
by the Catholic congregation. The
amount cleared was about 81 800.
With Thermometers a. low A. lso
below, We begin 10 appreciate some
bitter cold weather, the presence Of
which Is heralded all over the hand.
The Thermometer reached a. low o.
IS degrees below zero in Salina during
the cold snap-probably the coolest
time ever experienced in this country.
A. c. Foot has resigned the Office
Of township trustee Of Elm Greek
township, and the commissioners have
c. d. Frain to All vacancy.
Daniel Humbargar, commissioner
elect, has resigned the Office Of town
ship trustee Of Cambria township. ,
Edward Wells has been appointed TO
al vacancy.
Miss Bates has closed her dress ma
king establishment for the present.
being called to her home at Vlbbard,
No, by the news Of the alarming i'll Z
ness Of her father Z
The committee appointed for the
purpose, have secured about $50 sub
leribers to the bond, pledginR
citizens to secure right Of way and
depot grounds for the B. & N. project.
Mr.. Silas Seaman started yesterday
Tor Austin, Texas, In search OF health.
We hope he will be greatly benefited !
and return 10 Sallna soon in the best ,
Of health. Mrs. Seaman accompanies
him.
A1. FugAte was called down to ,
WamegO on account Of the death Of
her cousin, Mr.. Frank Straight, who
died In Kansas City Monday morning,
and was sent to Wamego for inter
nent.
Mr.. Oscar Seitz, in response to. q ,
letter from DIR. GROCER, In Florida, /
starts for that country this evening, to 7
be gone two or three weeks Possibly J
both gentlemen will invest in that !
State.
John Sullivan, q former resident OF I
Salina, is visiting in the family Of his
brotheF-in-laW Capt. MOhler. His
brother Isaac. Wsll-knOWn here, IL 6
secretary in the Union Pacific hospl-
al Of Denver.
Messs- William and Jonathan
Of the old Gypsum Creek 8
band, and Charley swim, were pres
mt at the meeting Of our band TueE-
day night, and gave the boys . sample {
n their skill. II
The county commissioners have re-
eased from jail. after serving their
lime ofimprisonment, being unable to
pay their fines and eost-Jehn VII
On, Albert LAdd, Chas. Conner and
Albert Van Tassell.
MT. Frank WiIkeson has been ten !
iered the position o. chief editorshlp
u the New York ConmerssaI-A dueT-
Iissr, which be respectfully and
souTteously declined, owing 70 his
lislnelinatlon tOodles life.
Mr.. W. h. Anderson, Of Ohio
DrotheF-in-laE 81 Mr.. Poe, a former
sEeleF Of this plaes who died here