The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

ing % June n.
The Salina Merchant Protective
Association has filed its charter.
Miss Nina Matthews, Of ~. Louis,
i guest Of her sister Mrs. Nurvsll.
Jones Bros, Of this city, are open
ing a branch clothing store in
Ellsworth.
The teachers association to have
been held At Lindsborg April y, has
been postponed.
The BFOOkville Transcript favors
capt. MOhler for Judge and n. ;.
Cunningham for Attorney General.
An average Of thirty carloads Of
ties day are being carried up tine
Lincoln Center branch for the eX-
tension.
J. r. Wells has been rusticating
with his brother near Assaris for y
week, aud l. much improved from,
his late illness.
The tulip beds Ia DR.. Schnee's
front yard present a most charming
appearance, and are the "rynosurr
of neighboring eyes
Mrs. A. p. Harsh returned from
her long soj0urn in Colorado last
sunday. Her husband j. much bet
Ter aud will soon return.
J.. g. Sawin j. preparing porta-
BILE photograph gallery. lie will
camp first on the lot west Of the
Metropolitan, Iron avenue.
The new city officers: Marshal, J..
y. Phillips; assistant marshal, l.. VI.
futile; CLERK, e.. :. Martin; street
commissioner, W. n. Shafler.
Joseph Fouard and Nixie Magcitc
Were married Thursday afternoon
by Justice Bishop. They are resi-
dents 81 the virinity 81 Brookyille.
w. l.. Shellsharger, son Of y. :.
Shellabarger Of Decatur, H., one Of
the partners la the salina Mill a
Elevator Co, j. in the rity, visiting
his relatives.
August Kuhach has sent in hi,
resignation To the department for
carrying the mails 10 the &. =.
trains, aud there will be- rhange
about May /.
The Presbyterian social at the res
i,ience OF Mrs. Mamie X. Miller wa
quite we'll attended. and pleasant
for the guests. Tho amount ri
sl6.90 was realized.
The Whitworths, who once con-
iurted the G;rand Central ia thls
city have left Brook ville.foT Missouri
fiat broke, We are informed, mort
wages taking their property.
Taggart Bros. have exchanged
Republic rounty farm for the L. g,
Brown residence property, S"uth
santa Fe avenue, Kansas WESLEYAN
addition. Consideration, f2,OH.
Mr.. Emery, ihc galvanized iron
eOrnice works man, has laid the
foundation for two-story brick al
the northwest corner of Iron avenue
and Fourth street for his works.
The shoot at Abilene Thursday Ice
tween Bugarlus aud Tramp was =
tie There were ten shoots Of ten
birds each between them aud the
score is ~ birds slaughtered 10y
both.
Holes eight feet square and twenty
feet apart are being sunk at the
sewer for the purpose NJ tunuclinE
the remainder or the distance. The
sewer j. finished g." the Fourth
street track.
A glance at the prairics just Al
present presents scene Of rare
loveliuess. The wheat looks gluri-
Gus, and the violets and other Prai-
RE flowers peep at you ia their
most attractive beauty.
An exchange gets at popular
weakness in this manner: Think
twice before you believe every evil
story that YOU hear, aud think
twenty times before you repeat H.
especially if il T. about woman
Rumor: That MarkIan'I 4 Dodge
aud a.. \. Hitler will Immediately
build on their santa be lots-neKt
north Of the Aldrich 4 Benficld
livery stable, also that two-story
block will Immediately z" up on the
Morse lots.
r. J.. Reeht made complaint before
Squire Wellington against Alex
Diem, lat about l. years old, TOT
drawing pistol on the complain
ant. The place where the affair oc-
CURED j. about two miles south of
Bavaria. The boy is an orphan.
Mr.. g. W. Grabe. represent
ing the Kansas Wesleyan University |
at Salina, Kansas, was in the citv !
this week. This institution is q
great credit to the whole state and |
should receive the support which IL |
deserves Conroriid Timcs.
Bud Hanson underwent the am
putation Of his left arm at GalliPo-
Us, Ohio, on the 10th inst He found |
That course to lee his only and final |
relief to the injury tn his hand. The
hand was taken Of about halfway |
between the wrist aud the elbow.
An audience Of about sixty persons
listened 10 DR.. sweet talk on MON
eym last night az the Y. VI. e.. A.
The doctor spoke Of the erroneous
ideas many people have about mon
~. and gave those present some
very practical advire about the use
of the article.
The county commissioners have
released from Jail, Charles Gray. Of
Gypsum City-rouvicted of violat-
ing the Prohihitory law. The COM
missioners have concluded he was
an expensive luxury, with no means
In remunerate the county for the
money spent Ia keep him.
A. Nsid, New York travelling
man. l. in the city to-day, recalling
with hiS old acquaintance memo
rles of the winter Of lS6S, when he