The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-14

The Independent says that Fitz
John Porter Is a relative Of Mrs. C. A.
Hitler.
Capt. n d Baker was able to get
alnut Isis home last Monday without
I clutches.
Don't fail to attend the Flag Enter
tainment at the NJ. F. church this
evening.
Those BAN, "4O days" will be
up tomorrow And nothing from
them yet.
sleighing has been fair for all Of =
week. An astounding circumstance
IN this climate.
Mrs. Mary Hut, OF Salina. is visit
ing her parents at Pleasant HILL
Canton Carrier.
NJ. Hugh King returned to Can
andaigua, n. Y, his old home, the
first Of the week.
Mr.. J. w. Rice was at the Kansas
City stock yards the other day, look
ing for "fne feeders"
The county commissioners met last
Tuesday TO canvass the vote Of the
township elections.
Aug. EngstrOm will remove his
drug stock to the room recently Occu-
pied by d. J. Addison.
The best valentine Sallna could now
get would be the answer to that prop
osition made to the B. & NJ.
Mr.. Jim Williams has returned
from q visit to his parents and friends
In the eastern part Of the state.
Jacob sloop. Of Mcpherson county,
drew the premium sewing machine
offered by LItOwich & WOlsieffer.
The Kansas Benevolent Association
has Just paid to Mr.. A. Amos tllO, q
claim for eleven weeks Of disability.
The water company have been kept
pretty busy keeping the hydrants In
good working order this frosty
weather.
Mr.. w. A. Maxwell, Of Mentor, has
been attending the Short Horn
Breeder Association In session at
Topeka.
Mr.J. A. Lord has retired from the
stage, devotlng his whole time and
attention to the management Of the
Louie Lord Co.
ME. Smith Is about to put 500
hogs on his Saline river farm-the
old Baker place, which he purchased
some weeks ago.
An interesting paper on early Sail
ma, read before the Literary Society
by Mr.. II. c. Rash, is published this
week by request.
Marshal futile has Of late been sun
der the weather." but has managed
to keep his beat and "handle the ha-
ton"-oheially speaking.
The delegates Of the Salina Post, 9.
Ar, were solid for Devendorf for De
pariment Commander, and did their
best TO help him through.
The Lndspeadent denies the rumOr
that Harry Swift, late Of the Brook
VILE Transcript, was about to pur-
chase the first named ONCE.
The citizens Of Solomon have or
ganized q stock company for the pur-
pose Of building large brick hotel In
the place Of the one burned.
Mr.. Gibson, leader Of the new band,
saws the present organization IL the
most promising Of the several bands
which have besn started here.
Col. E. c. Cup opens up the good
work Of advertising Saline county by
an excellent contribution on our eoun-
" 10 the Norwalk CO., Reflector.
At the LindsbOrg township election
two old Saline county boys were selec-
ted to ONCE, viz c. P. Gunnsrson,
trustee, and Geo. Eberhardt, CLERK.
The poor cattle and sheepl How
did they stand the storm? We hope
they were properly sheltered other
wise they must have suffered severely.
Mr.. F. E. Smith. Of Chicago. IL Wis
Iting his father, AFR. E. Smith. he
viii return this week to bis home,
and eventually remove with his fam
lily to this country.
Coal dealers find the supply not
equal TO the demand, owing to this
cold weather. The run on their banks
local banks, Of colrsel IL liable %
cause q crash these frosty mornings.
According to the statement Of the
Topeka correspondent Of the Kansas
City Journal, Mr.. d. c. lockwood, Of
this city, is an applicant for the sur
vsyor gsnerAlship Of Wyoming Ter
rltory.
Mr.. and Mn. George WO0Ily have
returned to thIs city from their bridal
tour. They will rsmAn here q short
time before leaving for their future
home ct Observation-Disclosures Oty
Times.
Claire NJ. Pattee. business manager
Of the Louie Lord Troupe, called last
Tuesday. Claire was formerly en-
ployod in the JOURNAL once as fore
man, and the typos gave him a warm
welcome after 90 long an absence.
II
Wsars in receipt Of e letter con-
tanning the following item:
MARRTED-Feb. LIST, at Vinits, I. T.,
in First Presbyterian Church, b. the
Pastor, Rev. ". p. HaWorth, Mr.. A.
b. Maxey, Of West Plains, Mo-, 70
Miss Addie Maxey Of Council Grove
The post once win soon Be ''on
Wheels" The removal commences
March LIST. The postmaster and his
assistants viii thsneefOrth deal cut
the mail from the new place. which
win be the finest once west Of Tope-