The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30
RobInson's circus on The 18th.

- the mOstgOrgeOus.
RObinsOn's circus IL to be IN Salln
on Saturday, May le.
4 The rivers have been high. but no
nearly 10 high as WAS exported
The fruit bloom promises much
Will the prophecy be fulfilled 4:
ID. G. Policy 10 building = front I'D
ditiOn TO his Fifth street residenee.
A benefit was given at the Rlnl
last evening for the Juvenile Band
The county commissioners elosst
their quarterly session last Wednss
dey.
Mr.. Geo. Seiiz. Of Ellsworth, was {
guest Of his Sslina brother Last FFi
day.
Miss Amy Berks has returned from
n. n, 10 remain In SaIina for tbs
future.
Major Merrill started for New YoFk
last evening-tO be absent on q two
months visit
The Salina d Southwestern nov
runs two passenger coaches. Il IL be.
coming q luxurious train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Purcell arrived
last Friday, and we're warmly eOngrAt-
ulated by J is. army OF friends.
Mr. Joe Br'ssesu has given up bis
position Ia Mr. Bristol's barber shOp
aud euyuge- 10 the painting business.
Hand grrnad-s are put up quite
conspicuOu-ly ia the Opera House, ss
well IS ia a humber OF the business
houses
MIR Seiiz's drug store -slncs the
late improvements is an elegant, pa
latial place, ia which our citizens all
take pride
Mr.. A. &. Willard, agent Of the
Springfield Insurance 60. has opened
an office ia a front ruom OF the jour.
NAL Block.
Mr. Wm. Clark has the material on
the ground aud will erect at once a
fine barn-six32-upon his south
Santa Fe lots.
Miss Kittie Maxey. formerly OF this
city, aud MIR. Nathaniel Steel, Of Be
lott, were married 90 Council Grove,
April l5.-IRdepcndeHt.
Decoration Day will be observed in
the usual form in Salina A com
mittee appointed by the Salina Post
have the matter in charge.
The stallion Aimwell, belonging to
Mr. Coyner and valued at s.. 800, died
Sunday night. Considerable sickness
among the horses is reported.
Mr.. Mark Putnam has let the con-
tract for the erection Of a s.. 500 resi-
dence on his south Eighth street
property, 10 Kruger 4 Hagan.
Walter Vrooman, the youthful
phrenOlOgist who so nstOnlshed Sa-
lisa people recently, has been lectur-
ing Ia large audiences In Topeka.
Mr. W. F. Adams, Of Spencer
county, Ind.,-a cousin OF Mr.. ]. NJ.
AndeFiOn-has arrived IN Salina aud
will probably become a resident.
Mr.. Willis Kesler has Just returned
from a three weeks visit to his Old
home In Indiana. He starts for Colo
RADIO to day TO engage In mining.
Mcconnell 4 Wildman have sold 10
acres Of land belonging to David Be
bee, in the neighbOrhOOd Of the Sharpe
farm, TO Mr.. ROb't. MARYLAND. Price
Rl,SOO.
Salina seems TO have outgrOwn the
cottonwood tree. Its haleyOn days
are no more. The maple and the elm
are rapidly supplanting the stately
cottonwood.
Mr.. w. G. Addison has purchased
, lots. l5OX5TO feet, in Beebe's Add.
lion, lying south Of Mr.. d. White
heads property on Santa Fe. Con.
-lderation $500.
Messers. r 2. Cravens and ]. A.
Branih start for New Orleans next
Monday, with the intention OF seeing
sll there Is TO be seen upon the Ex-
position grounds.
Mrs. Hodge, Of Abilene, quite capti-
waited her SalinA audiences In the ODern
Of the "Larks." She Possesses = cul-
tured voice. which IL IL the greatest
pleasure to hear.
A hunting dog recently belonging
to Lord OglethOrpe, Of Denver, is I'm
the possession OF Mr.. wagstan, which
the latter gentleman says lie valued Ct
not less than 500.
Miss Sadie Ely, an estlmable young
lady, died Of pneumonia last Satur-
day, at the age Of about Is years. The
funeral services took place on Sunday
At the NJ. +. Church.
The Kansas City Journals Topeka
correspondent reports that Tom Cav
anaugh made s., 900 last year in rail-
reading, and that he is already pc
litical leader out there.
Mr.. Ed. Whitman started on his
European trip last Sunday. In CON-
pany with Mr.. Samuel ROthschild he
will sail from New York for Bremen
next Saturday morning.
We are pleased 10 hear that the
number Of water rentals has been
greatly increased this spring. II we
remember correctly, there are some
$50 additional water takeFs.
The Cadet Rand win proceed at
once 90 erect q band stand By the
soulh:Wall Of the New York stoFs, and
will then give an Open-Air cOhceFt
two evenings In each week.
Mr.. w. r. GeIs celebrated his l2d
birthday at his pleasant home last
Tuesday evening. A large company
Of his frlends was present and . most
Delighted evening Wss spent. : "
Excursion tickets at low rates will
be given TO the annual meeting Of the
German Baptists, TO take place ct
Mexico, Pa, on May ed. The round
fare from Kansas City will be t96.