The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-02

Attention il called 10 the business
card Of L. NJ. Wood, architect. To-
Peka. Mr.. Wood has prepared plans
aud specifications for some Of Sa-
lina's most handsome buildings, aud
il evidently skilled in his profession.
W. a. Allen, late Of The Abilene
Gd-efte, j. now travelling for 4. r.
kirtland's joh office and book hind
cry He l. doing n fine business aud
reports that the Kirkland work all
through tins part of the state is Civ
ing the best Of satisfaction.
The Uniform Rank, Knights Of
I Pythias. haYe received an invitation
Co institute Uniform Rank at
Abilene. The matter will be deter
mined III the meeting of tire order
tonight and the invitation probably
accepted.
The pension OF b. F. Eggleston has
just been increased TO thirty dollars
per month. His previous increase
was twenty-four dollars per mouth.
Mr.. EgglestOn was greatly shattered
In the army and deserves what lac is
receiving from Uncle sam.
The third twenty-five feet north
from the southeast corner of Santa
Re and Walnut has been sold by J.
r. Woodward, to ID. W. Car
penter OF Millville, y. j., for the
sum Of s., 80. The sale WAS made
through the agency OF Wildman q
Anderson.
John a. Nelson, at Wakeeney, is
q candidate for State Senator. Our
John A. Nelson is y candidate for
public patronage aud conducts one
OF the most solid mercantile estab-
lishments In Salina. He has no
time 20 run for the State senate or
for any other public office.
Tho Rock Island company meets
at Kansas City next Wednesday to
arrange for running excursion trains
into Kansas. The r. |. is proving
itself to be = boss company. Presi-
dent Lowe has a very friendly feel
ing for Salina, and the citizens may
he assured our county will be IA
yured with q share OF these excur-
sion trains.
Bud Hanson started to-day over
the Union Pacific for GalliPolis,
Ohio, where he expects to visit with
a sister during the next four or five
weeks. He il improving greatly
from his late surgical operation, and
it IL believed the change OF climate
and scenes will be to his advantage.
We trust he will return to Salina
pretty much a well man.
A. A. Wise was at Gypsum City
yesterday. He went to that place
on the forenoon train, came east on
the freight TO Chico, walked back To
Gypsum and from there went on the |
cutoff to Lindsborg and then came |
home by the Mcpherson branch. |
Wise formed n sort 81 hollow square
1AA AAAAAAHN-AAa AAA-1AA - VI FtAAAN
use to Salina people after all.
Concerning the extension Of the
Salins branch Of The Union Pacific |
railway south from Mcpherson the |
Kingman Courier says: keep IL |
pasted i'm your hat, that trains over
the U. p. road will come rushing |
into Kingman before the weather
n,.'rssitates iced julers and other
hal mlcss things embraced in that |
category. The L. p. isa fixed fact"
The Bridgeport case before the !
county commissioners has been con-
tinuei for sixty days. There is some |
question a. to whether the board has |
any Jurisdiction over the matter,
and before the case comes up again |
that point will have been deter
mined. The commissioners, be- |
sides passing upon some official |
bonds, to-day, visited the poor farm.
A complaint was lodged against |
W. T. Beams, by lis wife Maggie c. |
Beams. charging him with assault
ing and beating. The case was
brought before Justice Wellington |
On Saturday, and Beams pleading |
guilty, was given the alternative
oI going to jail or leaving the city /
Ter the period Of one year. He took |
his departure yesterday for Topeka.
Beams had got to drinking again,
and when In that condition be be-
comes troublesome.
The creamery IL practically finish
"a and ready for operation, and a
small party from this city this morn. |
ing made q drive out there 20 take In |
the situation. The visitors were |
George White. Geo. r. Supple, J. w.
Wells and Mr.. Padgstt. The works
have not got under way, but Mr.. |
Anderson, the manager, made a few !
runs Of the machinery satisfying the !
sight-seers that . good job had been
done in the erection Of the creamery.
capt H. d. Baker, Of this city,
AAAa NENEAHNA AnAa
". A. Gebhart, Of Ellsworth, an
nouncingtO delegates, commanders,
and past post commanders Of the /
q. A. r. that arrangements have /
been made whereby they can secure !
free transportation over the st. /
Louis 4 san Francisco railroad NOV /
completed 20 EllsWOrthl from Ellis
worth 10 Winfield and return, dur
ing the state encampment 10 be held
in tbs latter city, February q, p, 3.
He announces also that efforts are
being made 10 secure free Transport
ssti0n over the L. P. 10 Ellsworth.
Those desiring 20 make use OF the
above privileges can hand In their
Nance 30 the editor Of this paper,
Snd they viii be forwarded 10 the
ColoRel ai once.