The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. nov. .. 1885.
Turkey day.
Give thanks to-day.
Turkey and crnnberrles.

but transacted no business.
North santa Fe real estate seems t
be coming up Ia good shape.
The brick work. cornice and roof a
the Grier Block are completed.
Cheaper coal will be the result
the Frisco proposition carries.
II. c. White, formerly Of AtehIson
is the new station agent at Chico.
Turn out next Monday and give
your aid to the Frisco proposition.
Afr. A. J. Holmqvist has resumed
work on bis South Santa Fe resi-.
denee.
Mr.. F. A. Smith has retired from
the firm Of Dickinson & Smith, wagon
makers.
The second-story brick work Of the
Tsggart q Alexander block is well
along.
The first coat Of plastering in the
Odd Fellows building has been com.
pleted.
The "bad weather. has interfered
materially with the building arrange.
ments.
The mayors proclamation for the
election next Monday Is published
this week.
Moses nothschild returned to Sell
ms, Ala, last Monday, after a few
weeks visit In Sallna.
Hon. I. F. Carver has been attend
ing the U. s. Circuit court In session |
in Topeka this week.
Some 20 additional voters registered |
before the close Of the registration
books last Thursday.
Mr. Fred BaIer has purchased Mr..
r. G. Kear's residence and three
acres Of land, East SaIina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilkeson
started for their home in Bridge
hampton, L. L, last Friday.
The Missouri Pacific are building
their depot at the new town Of Falun.
The side track is about completed.
Mr.. Jos. Moore has sold his resi-.
dence on North Santa Fe to Mr..
Of the restaurant, for 81, 800.
g. NJ. Finley has sold bis interest
In the livery stable Of Jewett & Fin
ley to J. C. Johnson. the famous horse
man.
The Episcopal church Of this city
has formally engaged Rev. J. A. An
rim as rector for the period Of one
rear.
The Missouri Pacific Railway has
ust completed a water tank on Pine
Iireet. at the intersection with Front
treet.
Several changes in property, upon
which all interested made money,
rave been made during the past two
weeks.
Mr.. Frank WllkesOn, the New
FORK Sun writer, has agreed TO fur
lish that paper with = good write-up
bout Salina.
James Travis. the oOloTed boy who
drove Mr.. Walton's delivery
wagon, died Tuesday morning, after
wO weeks illness.
We notice by the Kansas City
Times that DR.. Fred Grant, Of Ottawa, i
las been appointed surgeon Of the
Topeka, Sslina & Western.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. league, Of Carl q
'ou, Maine, are visiting their son Mr.. [
q. d. league. They are accOmpa- !
lied in their visit by another son. :
Ifyou would increase the value Of
our acres, get better prices for
he products Of your fields, for your Z
attic, horses and hOgs-v0te for the ,
Frisco proposition.
The volumes Of the Harpen, Gen. I
ury and st. Nicholas are now CON- q
.leted. Bring them 70 the JOURNAL I
flee and have them bound before g
ny Of the numbers are lost. I
Two cars only OF anthracite are /
to this market, but they q
ave not yet found their way 10. /
he Colorado hard" will have 10 do
bis understanding to present
Mr. A. B. Mcconnell has returned 4
-om st. LOuis where be has for the !
asst two months been receiving treat a
lent for his eyes We are happy 20 4
arm that they are completely re- q
overed.
Messrs. Tom and Hugh Carlln have e
urchased the property occupied by I
ir. Keiih0rn, druggist-paying q
therefore, S. 300. The sale was made c
trough the real estate firm Of Carlin,
upple & Co.
The douhle-track Of the street car 9
ne is now approaching Walnut d
rect. where Il will stretch out into a Il
DEle track. Work on the track q
ON Prescott avenue northWard was 4
Monday. h
II there ever was a muddy Satur- '
ay, It was last Saturday. Il was IS q
iuoh as q pair Of rubbers was worth '
, get them over aerOssing. Sticky? o
sticking-plsster was nowhere by &
be side Of the crossings. >
Remember that rival counties Il
and ready 70 take hold Of the Frisco &
ropOsitiOn, n Il goes down In Saline
'unty. They fully appreciate the o
ivantages Of having It. and their Il
lsadvantAge in Saline cOunty's hay b
g t. =
Joseph Moore has purchased Of A. d
wellington, ESQ, 10 acres Of the lat a
r gentleman's farm west oftown, for
80 per scre. Mr.. Moore has let the D
lntract for q tWo-stoEy residence, 2
lxs2 feet, on the same, 70 Mr.. ]. D. D
|. Conrad, for $4,000. u
A new real-estate, loan and lnsur- O