The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
Happy New Year!
Turn. o turn over a new leaf
The Rising Sun rises tomorrow.

A bank is 10 be opened at Gypsum
City.
An asphaltum walk goes in front O
the Eagle Drug store.
Capt. J. d. Marsh. Of Topeka,
spending week here.
The Union Pacific graders are In
ishing up degrade in town.
Editor Rohrer, Of the Abilene ca
seitc. vas ia town yesterday.
Tee county commissioners meet in
regular session next Monday.
The brick work on the Grand Cen
trial Hotel addition l. finished.
ar. -. ,. weIisIarer started for
Florida last Monday to be absent i've
or six weeks.
Mr.. Al Noth-tein and wife, from
Wilson, spent Christmas in Salina
with relatives
SIR Frank Goodnow has been spend.
Ing the holidays with his family in
AolNaiAt Oul".
Mr.. &. A. Hough came up from
Fort Scott 10 eat his Christmas din
ner with his parents.
Al the Episcopal church, Christ
mas Day. the usual interesting Christ
mas services took place.
Last Sunday Mr. +. T.. Caldwell
was elected superintendent Of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School.
Mr.. John w. Wolfkeil. Of the ex-
pnss delivery, was married to Miss
s. r. McKune, Of Beloit, on Christ
mas Day.
A happy new year 10 Brother Davis,
% the Hcraid. Hope he will turn
over a new leaf aud be more truthful
during ST.
Mr.. L. $. Robinson, sou Of the new
editor OF the Republican, called yes
tsrday. The Messrs. Robinson take
charge Of their newspaper interest
next week.
Nc. Hitler accompanied the eXcur-
aionists from Junction City by the
Missouri Pacific TO Chico as JOURNAL
correspondent.
The telephone CO. has reduced
Its rates 50 that residence and business
instruments within 2 Of a mile Of the
central Office cost $50 per year.
On Christmas Day masses were
celebraied at the Catholic church al
8. s aud 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and vespers
and benediction in the afternoon.
Hon. c. Z Faulkner has received
the appointment Of right OF way
agent for the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way, aud Is al work on the com
Panyis new line In Missouri.
A wagon containing seine three or
four females, and each female with
one infant sure and with one TO three
more packed in a box here and there
was one Of street sights yesterday.
Mrs.Dr. Daily and Mrs ND. league.
assisted by Misses Jennie Carlton,
zoa league aud Belle Daily, will keep
open house New Years day from I 20
s. at Mrs. Daily's rooms on Iron Ave.
Mr.. L. c. Mitchell will go TO Nc
Pheron in a few days to present the
matter to the city council OF that
place, Of having the residences and
streets numbered on the same plan a.
salina.
hessrs. d. and ]. B. Whitehead
have put in n handsome Swiss Regu-
laiot, with pin escapement, at the
National Insurance Co.'S. Office. The
National now regulates the sun in
good shape.
Salinas leading Democrats made a
raid on Topeka last week. The state
Oliioers had better examine the"vault-
ed chambers" Of the capitol. to see IL
any dire Guy Fawkes scheme has
been on foot
There were very few people who
took advantage Of the aid Offered TO
the poor on Christmas day. There
hiss been very little suffering this win
tsr-sll owing 70 the very mild
Weather we have had.
A setter from Cleveland, Ohio, in
forms US that Geo. 7. Jett, a former
well-known resident OF Sallna, died
In that city Nov. LIST. 1854. Of paraly-
sis, e the age Of 65 years, and was
buried At Marietta, Ohio.
Frank W. Loerzel received on Fri.
day from Saliua. Kan, three large
Jach-rabbits. They were presented
% Nj. Loerzel by Mr. c. c. Fleek, a
Former resident nf this place. Sal
aTdqg ErcIlilg P0st,N. y
Chi. J. n. Brown, Of Topeks-one
% TIE leading eolored men Of the
State. was 10 town last Monday, visit
sag his Old friends the brothers De-
Priest The Colonel Is a possible
osndidate for State Auditor.
A charter for the Gypsum CITY
town company has been iled with
the Secretary Of State. The member
% he town company are; Jonathan
Thinker, Thos. Tinker, J. H. King
man, Stephen Kouns. VIM. Kouns.
A very pleasant German was given
at the residence OF Mr.. and BIrs. Free
man Kingman, by Misses Gertie
Powers and Ella Kingman Tuesday
niFht During the evening the Cadet
Baud appeared and favored the partv
with . serenade.
~. r. I. Blackledge received from
lEeasis. Judd & Stration, Of Dawson.
Nco., last week, q fne specimen Of !
ine ligdesdale Horse. He Il g years
nad, weighs 1879 pounds, and will be
81 greal service 20 the farlasfs later
es.ed Az good stock.
The Flrsi n. E. Church az III, eitr
have parchassd a 1890 pound bell
ehleb Il expected here most ans
lime % wss the purpose % have il
he1e iaat As merry olaaeor'i might
mlDele with the Christmas chimes.
BE- She order was not mailed Ga time.
AZ vim Be observed elsewhere, the
trasless % the Normal eoliess have