The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

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The material for the new carriag
factory has arrived.
Don't fail to attend the play
Scraps" this evening.
The eclipse OF the sun was the OF
ject OF interest last Monday.
Elder Goodwin will preach In In
Lutheran church next Sabbath.
Mr.. Will Peterson Is in town, shak
ing hands with his many friends.
A charter was Hled last Friday, fot
Second NJ. E. Church 10 this place
Mr.. Sweeney has sold his Iron Ave
nue. property to = Mr.. Martin, FOL
Sl.450.
FIN. sehnee sold his Santa Fe resi-
denee last week to J. B. Hamilton for
s2,7OO.
A very pleasant party was held Of
the Whitman House last Thursday
evening.
The last session Of the city council
IN its present form was held last Mon
day evening.
We have enjoyed the lamb part Of
March, and how we are getting the
Lions share.
Geo. Supple last week bought the
Peck property on eighth street, pay
ing 81 $50 for Il.
Mrs. Arson Miller died at her
home last Friday. Her obituary will
be found In another column.
Mcconnell 4 wildman have this
week sold 70 P. 7. Caldwell. half
section Of land near BrOOkville.
An important attachment sult was
commenced In the Dickinson county
court this week by r. A. Levitt
Mr.. c. A. Hitler has kindly fur
nished Us with an extended notice Of
the eclipse as it appeared from this
point.
Robt. s. See will have a public sale
Of his live stock and farming imple-
ments on Wednesday, the 18th Of
March.
Last Tuesday was St Patrick's day,
aud it was celebrated by few Of bis
followers in 5alins, by tue wearing Of
the green.
d C. Lock wood, Esq of Salina, is at
the Windsor. Mr. Lockwood Is one
Of The growing attorneys Of the State.
Topeka Capital
Quite a number Of the business
men are painting there store fronts,
which adds considerable TO the gen
eral appearance Of the city.
A very interesting programme is.
being prepared by the Ssllna Orches-
ira with a view to giving an enter
talnment sometime in April.
The French plate windows were
again frosted over last Tuesday morn
ing, and the general appearance Of
things indicated January blizzard.
A. B. Mcconnell has purchased the
remaining lots on Santa Fe avenue
from the estate Of A. NJ. Beebe, de-
ceased. Seven in all, lOOx2O0 feet
each
The sale Of Ross & Collins last Sat-
urdsy was well attended, and the
prices were quite satisfactory. Over
s.. 600 worth Of implements were dis
posed Of.
An application was made TO the
city council by the Board Of Educa-
ton for 81, 500 to be used in improve
ments on the second ward school
building.
The entertainments at the rink this
week have been well attended by ap-
prsclatlve audiences. Prof. Demer is
an excellent performer, and is all
that be claims to be.
Mr.. Chas. King left last Sunday
evening for Americas, TO take charge
Of his fathers farm near there. His
parents intend moving to Kansas
sometime this spring.
Mr.. Stevenson, Of Ober's, left for
the east last Monday, and Mr.. Ober
on Tuesday, the object Of their visits
being 10 select spring and summer
stocks for both stores.
Mr.. B. Quincy and wife returned
last Friday from the East, where they
have been spending the winter. He
reports snow two feet deep In Yer
mont when he left there.
It seems as II our spring election
will be Of unusual interest. In
the selection Of a councilman In each
ward the main issue win be for or
against the widening OF Iron Avenue.
The city council at It's meeting last
Monday evening awarded a con
tract to ]. o. Nelson TO repair the gut
ter on the north side Of IroH Avenue
between Santa Fe andSeventh street.
The bills ars out announcing q
Grand Railroad Bail at Brook vile,
ks, on Tuesday evening, March Gath.
The committee from Saliua are c. 7.
Hilton, TheO. Very and Jas. Dlvil-
bliss
Mr.. Joseph Phillips and Miss Hat.
tie Stanley. both Of Ottawa county,
were united ia marriage last week.
Joe Is one Of the very best young men
Ia this country. and we heartily wish
him a long, successful life.
Most Of the wheat fields are looking
ane sor this season Of the year and
with a favorable season from now on
we may expect q bountiful harvest
this year, which viii in q measure
make up the deficiency In price.
Our city officers are stayers from
away back. L. n. Tuttle hes been
marshal for ten years, E. 3. Bowen,
city clerk for ten yeas the last, and
one year the frsi term, aad w. d.
Radcllf has filled the once q Treas
ureF for four years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gebhari was buried
last Tuesday, tie funeral services oe-
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