The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

Monday.
The Catholic school commenced
last Monday.
A number Of citizens are attending
Bismarck Fair.
Miss Lizzie Thompson Is absent on
visit to st. Joseph. Mo.
The eornice and cupOla Of the Jail are
being furnished with paint.
Mr.. J. w. Pierce Is buying wheat
for Taylor Miller & Co.. In Oregon.
Two prisoners from Mcpherson
were lodged in our jail last Saturday
Mr.. Clint Bartlett, Ofthe C. B. and
Q Railroad, is visiting his parents
here.
The exterior Of Normal University
is much improved by a recent coat Of
paint.
Mr.. Arson Miller left for q short
trip TO Illinois and Wisconsin last eve
ming.
Mr.. James w. MAltby designs lOcat-
ing at Minneapolis In the practice Of
the law.
Republican county convention, Sat
urday, Oct. 8. Primaries, Monday,
Sept. %
Judge Carroll occupies the new
room Of Radcliff & Martin, with his
Insurance business.
Mr.. H. Harms has bought Mr. A.
q. StOlper's interest in the meat mar
ket Of Tilgner q STOPPER.
The uptown telegraph Office Is to
be removed 10 the express office by
the first Of next month.
SalIna seems to be sure Of either
gas or electric light. Quite a cOmpe-
titiOn for her patronage.
Messrs. Radcllf 4 Martin moved
into their new Office Tuesday. IL Is
certainly q very fine room.
The prairie chicken hunters are nu.
merous. How successful, depends al
together on who tells the story.
G.. B. Stebblns, from BrOokville,
takes Miss ThOmpsOn's place as tele-
graph operator during her absence.
Mr.. w. NJ. ClaIkson has sold his
livery stable property and his half Of
the business to Judge F. L. Weaver.
We hear that the Maud Atkinson
troupe barely paid expenses for the
weeks engagement in SalinA.
Prof. Evans was calledEast Sunday,
by telegram announcing the death
Of his mother at her home In Iowa.
The new post Office OF Marydel, Sa-
line county, has been established, and
Edgar NJ. Hudson is the postmaster.
Mr.. ID. Whitehead was called to
Illinois the first Of the week by tele-
gram amounting the death Of = broth
eT-in-law.
Mr.. A. @. STOPPER opens = new meat
market In the east room Of the Daily
Block about the 2lst. He propOs es to
have q fine shop.
Mr.. J. w. Wells Is an applicant for
the position Of special examiner Of the
U. s. Land offices. He is quite well
endorsed locally.
All Sunday night and . portion Of
the following morning the rain came
down In torrents, and the whole cOun-
try was drenehed.
Rev. J. A. Antrim was in town last
week. He has given up the newspa-
per business, being only engaged II
Manitou temporarily.
s. c. Dlmm, formerly Of the SalInA
Normal. has been elected 10 the Super
intendency Of the Public Schools Of
Bennington, Ottawa county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Leksell have re-
turned nom Sweden. They very
much enjoyed their trip, but had no
wish to remain 1t their old home.
The Union Pacific train, east bound,
was several hours late Tuesday. A
special train Was made up at Brook
willie and came In On regular time.
Mr.. 7. H. Darlington Il preparing
10 reopen his coal yards, and viii CON-
mence his business about Oct. LIST.
John X. Osborn will be his partner.
The eier0vmen of sallna have been
investigating the drug store presoriP-
tons for liquor. They could tell Of
many funny diseases were they 80 In
cilned.
Mr.. P. GerAnghty. the marble man
Of LeavenwoFth, who used 10 have
full swing In furnishing tOmbstones
for this section Of country, vas In
town Monday.
A young man named EaylOF died
Of typhoid fever at the age Of % years.
LIST Thursday. His parents are new
UOmeFs. having just arrived from Lin
coin, Nebraska.