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

{ PARK, . former travelling man. Ell
wa a popular salesman here, and viii
no doubt be Just Is successful 10 his
new location. Our best wishes attend
him.
1fr. s. N. Wilson IL plotting his finc
addition, situated between Crawford
avenue and the College plot. on the
east side Of santa Fe. The surveyors
have been a. work this week stalking
or the lots. The surveyors have also
been at work laying or Mr.. Branifs
new addition.
We would feel like saying some
thing about the weather for the past
few days were Il not for the fears
we entertain that il would resent our
tafy, turn 10 and kick the end board
out Of the feeble hopes We cherish Of
having entered upon the balmy per
iOd Of the year.
Pink tea. did you say? You are
sure IL was not green, black, gun
powder, young hysOn or OOlong {?
Pink and SIENNA in youthful years was
an infAntile remedy Well. Pink 1t is,
and Pink It must be. Whether T or
{ or tea, it will be capital, and you
must not fail 10 attend.
Co. B., 4th Regiment, K. n. g.,
were ordered out for annual inspeo-
ton yesterday. The inspecting officer
was Capt. c. +. Hilton. Some supposed
when they first heard that the boys
were ordered out that il was for trip
10 the strikers' country, but were soon
relieved TO hear that the strike was
ended.
The noted stallion "Smuggler"
whose record Of 2:l5 stood the test for
several years, was sold at the sale Of
trottiDg stock In New York on the
18th, 20 F. q. BsbcOck, Of Hornells-
willie, MY, for 81, 900. Mr. .BabeOek IL
one Of the prOprietors Of Eden Farm
near BrOokville. Smuggler is now %
years old.
Mr.. Sam Wilson has recently sold
eight fine lots on the west side Of
South Santa Fe, as follows 3 to Mr..
Shirar, Of Fhio l TO Rev. Hoffman
to Rev. WinterbOuTne; I TO Mr..
sam Sewer, one 70 Eli ID. Ritger, and
/ to Mrs. HanfOrd. He has also sold
% acres east of the railroad track to
Mr.. John Anderson.
The painters Of salina organized a
union Tuesday night, with the follow
ing officers: President, F. A. Smith
Vice President, L. Austin ; Secretary,
John H. Gibson Treasurer, 8. c.
SeFville; Grievance committee, E. g.
Ebling, J. R. Chapman, Mr.. Benja-
min. Prices in painting are TO be ad
vaneed after April LIST
Mr.. Geo. B. Stebbins, the popular
young telegraph operator, was mar
ried to Miss Mamie B. Cummings, Of
Chicago, last Saturday evening, Rev.
G. d. GOtEald conducting the cere-
mony. We extend our heartiest con-
gratulatiOns 70 our neighbO- Of the
JOURNAL Block. and I'm this ''exten-
sion' lie included those Of the eombin-
ed force and volume Of our ONCE.
AS Prof Leslie, the great musical
convention director and music COM
poser. is well and favOrably known
kere, having conducted q convention
In this city some years ago, the peO-
pie Of Salina will be pleased 20 hear
that on Saturday evening the Leslie
Chicago Convention and Concert
Company will give a free concert 81
the NJ. E. church. At the concert ar
Engagements will be made fora musical
convention in Salina.
Mr.. NJ. s. Price has been engaged as
auctioneer for the first annual sale Of
the Wellington ranche, TO take place
on the 2Oth Of this month. Prices
reputation as An suefiOneer has be-
come considerably more than local,
and like his splendid voice Il reach
ing out into "the uttsrmOst parts %
the earth" He is wonderfully sue
cessfnl at his public sales, and II be
cannot sell an article ct the best fig
ures no one else on earth can.
The following from the Clay Center
Times viii be fully appreciated by
those Of our citizens who twice q
week patiently await the cheerful call
Of mex
There il an aching void afOund The
barber shops now days and q great
many degenerate male minds which
sadly miss their weekly literary diet.
The law which vent into effect March
10th makes Il an offence for any news
dealer 20 sell the Police Gdsofte OF
kindred elsvating journals. The con-
sequence II there is dreariness and q
m0nOtuny around the shops that
make an hours wait intOlerable.
As the STATE Board Of Agriculture
hss issued its edict that the peach
buds wers destroyed by the intense
cold Of January, we may have 70
stand II; but once Ia = while We run
across q man who is positive that he
b going TO have any amount OF
peaches IN his orchard In their season.
We hope the usually excellent predle-
tons Of the State Beard win be sadly
cat o. joint this year; for Il Il z Fsai
calamity 10 be deprived for ssreIai
yeaFs In Succession Of that spieadld
fruit, the psaeh-ali On aooount q
cold weather.
The following items wefe tskan
fron the LIndsborg 6szs % ls.t
week:
"A. Wis, % salina. cane down
from that place en- iazs Monday. and
ID the aftenoor II oomranV win
Messrs. Childs, EEndgFe8 Ead Sa.lth
vent cut fer = duck hunt. BY acci-
cent 4 fuli-biocded Irish setter BE-
longing 20 Mr.. Wiss Was killed.
The county commissioners have
called special elections % Be held An
I Mound. King City ana Mephef0H