The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

sion Tor Charles &. fleck.
Slippery pavements have not mad
men better in their ejaculations.
The good Samaritan IL the mar
who siftet q coal ashes upon his walk
Mr. ". : Head Jr. brought 10 the
market last week 8 hogs weighing
I65a pounds.
About = new students have beer
addel b. the roster Of the Normal Uni
versity this term.
TIE workmen, a. fast a. .he wealth
- permits, are rushing the Grand
Ceutral towards completion.
The ladies OF the Woman's RELIEF
Corps design raining a daily paper
dIriug their Fair next week.
Saiiae 90 nty will have but one
representative ia the Legislature
under the new apportiOnment.
Prof. J. +. Williamson, Of Topeka,
has been selected % conduct the tea.
cher institute Of saline county.
Mt Il. e. Porter has opened up HE
hoak aud stationery store. His ad-
versissment will be found In this
issue
The cholera take the ground hog
We are very much afraid that he saw
his shadow Il intervals last
Tuesday.
Ma Laura n. Johns vas q visitor
TO the Kansas Legislature last week,
in the Interest Of the municipal suf-
frage bill.
Mr.. !. r. Hall has been appointed
travelling agent for the National
Mutual Of Salina for the State of
Nebraska.
The Fair of the woman's Relief
Cons Is 20 be held in the large first
story room Of the Odd Fellows
Building.
With the mercury showing A. be-
loW zero. Tuesday morning, there
was 3 sharp reminder that winter is
not dead vet.
How ephemeral is fame > The Tone
IA papers inform us that a notary's
commission has been issued 10 Geo.
w. Tupple. Salina.
Mr.. u. n. Hageman removes to
Bushnell, H., the home Of his aged
parents, for the purpose Of being with
them in their declining years.
Sir. n. w. Hanna. once OF salina.
bat now Of Washington, carries about
1000 worth Of medals, won In bicycle
and tricycle. contests In the east.
The Y. NJ. c. A., have secured
rooms over the postoffice, and just as
soon a. possible they will be fitted
up ~ reading aud meeting rooms.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. church will
give social a. the home Of Mrs
Henry SudendOrf, South Eighth
street, Thursday evening, Feb. 4th.
Mr.. Chss. w. York designs re-
moving 20 Ohio, To remain perma-
nently. Mrs. York Is In very poor
health, and the change IL considered
Necessary.
With the Union PBcide and Mis-
souri Pacific dspots some distance
apart, the transfer business must be-
come quite an attraction 20 some en-
terPrising individual.
The wheat has been well protected
by is snowy covering during the Sc
we're weather, and IL there are no IN
usual March freezes, what is there to
prevent a splendid crop next year,
The Registershlp Of the U. s. Land
Office 40 Salina wss offered by secre-
tary Lamar to Mr.. J. w. Wells. Mr..
Wells declined it, as he had already
endorsed Col. Palmer for the place.
Mr.. NJ. r. Poole has made an as
signment for the benefit Of his credi-
tors. having honorablY turned over
all property TO satisfy their demands.
ar. f. Rothschild has beea appointed
assignee.
A firm from Chicago has rented
the store room Ia Odd Fellows build
ing, for the purpose OF starting a
clothing store The establishment is
% be known as the Famous Cloth
ing House"
The annual election Of the building
and loan association comes Off to-rnor
Fow night. The association will be
just two years old tomorrow, aud IN
more prosperous condition than any
Of its predecessors.
There is some talk Of the Odd Eel
lows putting up a 2-story building.
esxloo on the =, feet adjoining their
proposed temple, aud Mr.. Frank
Wight building in conjunction with
them, q store Of the same size.
The programme Of the Literary
Society last Friday was well received.
The audience was evidently we'll
entertained. The programme for
Tomorrow night. % Oe found else
where, is quite interesting
Last Friday q thaW set 90 which
esatinued the next day aud tue next.
until Il seemed that e. if our extra
ordinary run Of sleighing had passed
away. But the frgid breath OF sun.
day night restored equanimity
upon the sleighiRE question.
some 81 the ventursome small bows
have been Eifh their sleds as far as
thelAndersOn Hill, % indulge their
prOpensities for coasting. This de.
lightfal sport, Ia s land Of few eleva-
tions. can be made quite like the
eastern article, ct the place above
mentioned.
Mr.. Frank Hageman has IN his
Bossessiou photographs Of the Ne
Conueii children (his nephew and
niecel. and also Of Maud Long. their
reseusr that bitter Wintry night. The
children are very hne looking, and
Miss Long certainly IL an interesting
Booking young lady.
TIE rivalry between the Masons
and Odd Fellows &c % which order
r1tnu urf Dn the annaf h.,ffffnv L.