The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-11

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is in demand and probably will sOOI
be constructed.
Salina has another omnibus
operated by the Metropolitan anC
Keystone Hotels.
The excavation work on the new
Catholic school building was com
menced last Saturday.
J. E. Smith has given up his posi-
don as express carrier. e.. ID. Hale
temporarily succeeds him.
The amount paid ihio the city
treasury for licences for various pur-
poses on circus day was Sl67.
Sunday lacked good deal OF being
an autumn day II WAS IA summer
day OF the most approved pattern.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Scholl ceIe-
brate the 50th anniversary Of their
marriage ON the sd OF next month.
DIR. F. H. Van Eaton aud family
start on q drive 10 Clearwater,
Sedgwiek county-thelr new home
to-day.
Mr.. Aug. Freeman opens a hotel at
Assaria. We hope he will do well.
We believe he will make a successful
landlord.
The oPeretta given under the d.
rection Of Prof. Evans last Thursday
evening, is highly praised by those
who heard It.
Editor Huycke, Of the Ellsworth
Reporter, attended the meeting Of the
Judicial committee Tuesday, aud also
took in the circus.
Ar 5OO-pouDd bell has been pur-
chased for the college. It is now In
front Of the building aud will soon be
put into the tower.
Mr.. P. A. HOf has given up his
harness business at Richmond, No,
and returns to Sallna, to again enter
the shop Of r. H. Dihle.
The Blaine and Logan club Of this
city have been invited to participate
in the great Republican meeting 70 be
held in Topeka tomorrow
Mr.. A. g. Virgins has bought
property opposite Mr.. T. H. Derring-
toms residence-west of tOwn-Rnd
will build a residence at once.
Mr.. w. r. Gels has had photo
graphed a magnificent display Of ap-
pies. That photograph would al
most take the premium st any fair.
Rev. P. Wager started for Chicago
last Tuesday, on a short vacation trip.
He was accompanied by his son
George, who enters school In that
city.
The members Of the Republican
County Central Committee are to
meet at the City Hall next Tuesday,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, TO transact import
aut business.
John Culp has passed the physical
and scholastic examination required ct
West Point. and Is now duly enrolled
as a cadet. He is the youngest mem
Der OF his class.
The failing OFF, In wheat prices ls
truly remarkable. Wheat Is lower now
than it ever has been. The farmers
begin to wonder whether wheat rails
ing will pay or not.
"Grandma" Phillips celebrated her
S5th birthday last Tuesday. She was
visited by her relatives aud friends,
who extended to her their Warmest
congratulations
Wm-S.LOwe, after an absence Of nine
years from Salina, returns 20 be pres
ent at the golden wedding Of his
grand parents. Afr. and Mrs. W. B.
seholl, on the 2sd Of next month.
Sept. 20 Is the Jewish New Year,
and the 18th inst, IL the Day Of
At0nement. Our business men Of the
Jewish faith will close their respect
i've business houses on these days.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. I. Garrison
for fine samples OF grapes grown upon
his place. They were delicious in
favor and showed that the different
grape varieties all do well In Kansas.
Water l. one uf the cheapest and
best OF blessing .-S'aiinG AldieIDeHdent
Your whisky bosses will soon b.
crying treason treason /" and
forthwith proceed to sit down on you.
DR.. SwilEer and Mr.. Wan. Brown
returned last week from tour Of OBJ
servatiOn in Graham county. We un-
derstand that they purchased a sec
ton Of land In that country at good
figures.
The new city engineer, Mr.. n. @.
Johnston, has been doing some fns
work In getting up grade pro6les for
the streets and alleys Of Ealina. he b
evidently thoroughly posted In his
line ofbusiness.
A special election is ordered for the
SOtn o. TINS month"; % elect Q successor
to Councilman HOgben in the Second
Ward-that gentlemAa having re-
moved from She Ward, and a vnoaney
being created thereby.
In our article on the Bethany Acad-
envy Of LindsbOrg, last week. we men-
toned Mrs. Swsnsson as instructor 10
music She has resigned that position
and Prof. Charles Purdy has been
elected 70 Gil ths vacancy.
Mrs. 8 R. Morse, Of WYaadotte,
has opened a millinery and fancy
goods store In the Daily Block. The
ladies Of salIna viii and there q very
pleasant and agreeabls pTepFieirsss,
aud 8 splendid stock Of gooia.