The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

FOrepauRh's circus tomorrow.
Sol Smith Russell on the sd.
TGke the children to see the ami.
mails tomorrow.
Work on the new College building
is 10 be commenced Oct. lst.
A handsome cornics WA added TO
the new Daily Block last week.
Mr. F. c. Miller has about eomplet-
ed the addition to his residence.
Our homes and business p Iacss will
be known bynumbsrs hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ober and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stevenson are expected
home to-day.
The excavation work for Mr.. Gibbs
new bulldlng-West end Of ObeT's
stOTe-ls well under way.
The boys are gathering walnuts.
They carry about their persons, too,
the rich walnut stain.
Mr.. Mark Putnam takes charge Of
the Grand Central Hotel at Ellsworth.
He will be . popular landlord.
Mrs. C. J. Ramsey and daughter
Lulu, Of Denver. Col. are now visit
lug friends on Gypsum creek.
Mis- Cora Gin starts q KInderEar-
ten school Ct the corner Of Tenth street
and Iron Avenue, next Monday.
Mr.. r. F. Bartlett will move his
meat market into the new building Of
Campbell q Tuthlll when completed.
AS the warm weather wahes the
tongue grows LEES furred In the minds
eye OF the fellow who wants . drink.
There were nine additions to the
Presbyterian church IN this city, at
theft communion service, last Sab
bath.
Mr.. F. o. Anderson IL preparing 10
build . residence on Highland Ave
nue-dIFeCtly east Of Judge PrescOtt's
home.
MessF. Clhhin and Wight talk OF
building two business houses on the
lots south Of the ClaFkson livery
stable.
The Park water mains will be ready
for the Fair. They will greatly re.
lleve the unpleAsantness Of dusty
fair days.
A 100 rod foot raes took place ct the
Park last Thursday between G. N.
Banks and VIII Gin. The racs was
won by Banks.
A fne steel engraving Of Gen Grant
hangs on the wall ct the salina Bank.
Numerous Grant admirers are Zach
bound 10 have one.
DR.. Collins fine horSe, "Henry O, {"
very easily came In second IN several
big races ct Bismarck. There is q big
future for this hOrss.
Mr.. and Mrs.. P. H. Allison have
gone on an extended tour through
Colombo and New Mexico visiting
relatives IN the latter country.
mt. L. Baker. who will number our
dwelling and business houses under
the ordinance authorizing the same is
nov busy On his numbering plans.
Mr.. Jessie Frost vas seen upon the
street Saturday. for the nrst tine
since his terrible injuries He is
stan very weak, though slowly In
proving.
RumOT h rife that The ethereal eie-
ment Of altitndlnOus society Il shortly
10 be lmpregnated With the odOTIfsf.
Gus frsgrancs of Matrimonial orange
blossoms.
We have the pleasant Fscollectious
Of . luxurious prairie chicken feast-
the birds being Furnished By those
successful Hunters. Thee. Very and
w. Il. Morrison.
Meaars. johnson 4 Bura0rd have
had photographs taken By Hopkins
Of the new d. 3. Collsgs-taken nom
the front elevation made b them.
They are well executed.
Bridgeport Post participated In q
most saoceasful and snloyabls even
ing's entertainment Monday night.
Supper and music were the principal
features ef the programme.
The building recently occupied By
oren Brown has been moved b Mn.
MuFphy's rosidsnee iolB-ooFnsf Of
Iron Avenue and Ninth strssl Mn.
Murphy win az Il Up sOg q rsssdsacs
Mr.. Tayl0s, = dealer On general
merchandise atsparts. nj. is Waiting
here. He b iooking up locations fog
bis sols. He iaas quite . eolo1y %
his epeFis friands d thls vicinity.