The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

Remember c. Posts ale Of yOuns
: stock on the 9Th inst
Mr.. Geo. Huyeks, q the Ellsworth
RepOrter, vas in town Monday.
Mr. G. 8. RadeIiI stieks By his
? eane-suffering from rheumatism.
The county commissioners meet Ia
regular quarterly SESSION next Mon
, day.
Attention b sailed 10 the rev adysr.
tissmentOf the " Famous" clothing
store.
The cnal dealers have been haihed
in smiles since the advent Of the last
frigid wave.
win sOmsbOdy ten rs whether
March vent out IKE = lion couehant,
or lamb passnnfi
Mr.. J. A. B1nia has plotted = poF-
tion Of his land south Of town and
made It sn addition 70 salina-
L,Ook out for the fool boys who may
smits you hip and Joint (figuratiyely
spsakingl, because it is All Fools
Day.
The MarkleyMill which was burned
at Bennington last week wss insured
in the National Mutual Of sAlinA for
$1,000
Messrs Wight, Hogben & Walton
have let the contract for the stone
work Of their building 10 Mr.. c. o.
Cooper.
Amer = touch Of real spring wealth
en-, Sundays snow storm and the
frigid weather following were positive
ely unWelcOme.
Mr.. 7. A. Williams has given up
bis position with H. s. & J. Taggart,
bankers, and resumed his old position
in the firm Of Gels & Williams.
We regret TO hear that Mr.. Chas.
Kicker, Of Greeley township. lies at
the point Of death. He has been in =
critical condition for some months.
Mr.. c. 8. Conrad has become a
travelling man for ROseersnz & Web
Der, jewellers, ChicrgO. icy" will
undoubtedly do the subject justice.
The Governor Of Missouri said 70
the Governor Of Kansas, at iss-bOy |
for A. A. DoWner:" whereas friend
Downer is exceedingly well pleas
ed.
Miss Mamie Bates has removed her /
dressmaking business to i25 south |
Seventh Street.-The room formerly /
occupied by Mr.. g. SOlberg, the tai
Tor
Mr. and Mrs.. J. NJ. Wilson have
removed from their farm on Sharps
Greek, Mcpherson county, 10 Salina
to become residents for the sum
meF.
A petition has gone in to dlseOn-
tinue The post ONCE Of Pliny, Saline
county. making Gypsum City lie sue
oessOF, and = money order Offiee a.
well
Mr.. Luke LOneTgOn and family, Of
Greensburg, Pa, arrived this morn
ing, and will ct once move on to his
farm-the MeBntney place east OF
town.
A tumOr measuring five inches IN
diameter was on Tuesday removed
from the back Of Mrs. VIM. Watson.
Of Elm Greek township. by DR.. VIM.
b. Devices.
Mr.. Harry Dawson IL making prep
arstiOns TO place upon his farm in
Lincoln county . lot Of imported
horses, and will open a stable In Salina
for their sale.
The Joseph Proctor troupe had q
good house Thursday night and the
audience enjoyed good performance,
although the play was Of the blood
and thunder order.
Mr.. Z. W. ObeF returnec from Chi
cago last Sunday. While In that city
be attended one Of the Sam Jones
meetingA He says Sam can beat him
talking. and that is saying a good
deal.
Mr.. Geo. Canning former resi-
dent Of Salina-has returned after q
long sojOurn in Washington Territory,
California. Oregon and other western
countries. he prefers Kansas TO them
all.
A shed belonging to Mr.. A. Mann
in the south part Of the city wa de-
stroyed by fire last Thursday. A
prompt attention to the fire saved it
from spreading, and but few articles
were destroyed.
EAllna LAYS claim 10 the proud dis
tinctiOn Of being the best shaded city /
In Kansas. IL Is q distinction Of
which any kanGss town has q right /
10 be proud, for q represents q great
deal % labor wisely expended.-Lsdv-
easrOTth zfnes.
Mr.. james Wellington, after look
ing about for some time for \ place 10
which 10 engage 10 the real estate and
loan bushes. has decided b locate In
Osborne. and will leave for that place
the irst Of the week.
We understand that the Union Pa
cifc Express Co. are to have a sale in
Sslina Of all o. H. goods between
Kf3sas City and DenveF-the sale 10
take place about the first Of May
and that AR. W. r. Gels has been en-
gsgsd ~ anciioueer.
Maj. Merrl came over from Hope |
the frst Of the week. It was like
landing In metropolis when he en-
tered the Salina suburbs. He enjoys
his exile first rate. He says be has
nunsr01s carloads o. corn awaiting
the end o. The strike for shipment
The baIl which took place at Chico
T1ssday night Wss q brillinnt success
1 % be one Of the bsef ever held
ID l.Iia oounty. There sUfe about 50 4
dancing oOupies-incluiing quite en-
atlsadanes fFom Council Grove and
othsE piaesa
ne plsysr Of AIr. ssslz and othsrs