The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-22

ability and ts most promising
young man.
Hon. {. +. Faulkner. secretary d
the State Board Of Charities. r.
Gently wrote = letter to the Net
York WitnesS. giving a brief histOr
Of prohibition In Kansas. This abb
letter, sustained by the record. 81
feetually refutes the claim that 81
John is the father Of prohibition II
Kansas.-AtehisOn Champion.
KlllIan & Williams have fur
nished the handsome residences
Of DR.. Daily and H. c. Rash will
elegant carpets. This firm and tina
Of VIM. and NJ. D. Berg are institu
lions which far exceed In thei
stocks those Of any other carpe
houses west Of Topeka. Thes,
houses are gradually absorbing al
the patronage OF Central anu IVES
tern Kansas.
c. B. Kirkland has gotten up I
unique design for the letter head
used by the county officials. In one
corner Is q cut Of the court house
In the center IL . scroll bearing the
names Of the members Of the county
Board, county clerk sud deputy. etc
On the right are representations o.
the cereals Of Saline county and
other products, including the ubiqui.
tOus sunhoweF.
The Sunday Herald made It's ap.
pearRnce Sunday. II II keeps W
It's present clicks" 1t will be the test
Sunday paper which has yet appear
ed. The average Sunday paper II
but q simple collection Of plate mat.
ter, with lot Of old stu6 which Is
rePublished from q previous edition
The Sunday Herald contained con.
siderable original mstter-svidently
the work Of several writer's.
It IL not generally known that
there was q Sallns syndicate In the
Walnut City (Rush county, deal.
They got In Rt the first inkling that
the county seat Was to 90 from La
crosse to that place, aud they are
stlll IN u, while the county seat ha.
neaudered back to lts first love.
Don't ask Rank Baker, or Levitt,
or Burton, Of Abilene, about the
matter, as they may tecome red hot.
A. E. Borln, proprietor Of the OBJ
erin Eye and Rirwln Chief, is at
tending the Conference as q lay dele
gate from the church at Oberlln.
Mr.. BOrin Is q candidate for dele
gate-Rt-largs to the Chicago conven-
ton, having the support Of the solid
northwest. He IL a gentleman Of
culture, q fine newspaper man aud q
thorough going Republican. We
hope to see him one OF the s,-large
men.
Isaac Walker, arrested Monday
by the police on = telegram, was
found to be not the map wanted
when looked over by the sheriff Of
Mcpherson county. Policeman
Kennedy met the sheriff on the in
coming train. Mr.. Walker is q
farmer. near Galva, and has lived
there several years. The person
for whose arrest the warrant WAS
Issued sttt mpted an assault
on . lady Of Mcpherson last
Saturday evening and he was forced
TO fight by her screams
The following ls taken from the
Manhattan Republic:
James Berry, halling from Salina,
arrested for carrying q revolver
loaded with powder and ball, was
fined by Justice Irish this afternoon
81, coat Sc. Berry has, besides the
gun, q watch and g little silver, and
may succeed In paying himself out
OF fall.
Saturday night burglary was COM
mItted In that place, q safe having
been blown open and $50 taken out
hre having been set to the building
20 favor the burglary. Among
other things the Republic says:
Messrs. Thorstenberg Bros. & Co.,
Of AssarIa, who have done an ex-
tensive -four and feed business In
this city the past year have sold out
to Mr.. H. A. Clark and closed their
house here. They have established
the quality Of their -four 10 this
market aud have a name for fair
dealings. Mr.. K. Anderson, who
has been their manager here, has
gone 70 Salins 10 accept = position
10 one Of the leading hardware
houses Of that city. BE Is gentle
man and an honest man - Wallace
County RepiStsT.
The usually placid shirt bosom Of
the genial editor Of the Salins
JOURNAL heaves with unwonted
emotion because Of the Mcpherson
Republican. He r. 90 busily engaged
"a the labor that must necessarily be
performed in gettinRout such an ex-
cellent paper - the SallnA DAILY
JOURNAL that be has read our items
so hastily that he has misconstrued
their real spirit. We wrote them
Ia the klndest mood aud, with the
same benevolent intent, we prefer
the advice to our genial brother 10
get vaccinated lnstahteT.-AcP Pier
SoH Republicans
Bro. Mead. % long as you keep
within the combines Of truth we shall
retain our Placldity. When you
charge Sallns with being afiicted
with the smallpox scourge, we shall
rise up In arms"
In going TO the FIRE Marshal smith
met q colored man whom he ques-
toned. The mulattO wasa stranger,
halle from SaliuE, and hls name is
James Berry. He did not tell 3 very
straight story aDd Smith had him
watched, aud On the morning took
him TO the jail, q proceeding whleh
drew tears from the young man.
smith telegrsphed to Salina for re-
port regarding Berry's character,
aud the answer WAS, bad. His trial
comes OF this afternoon before JUS
lice Irish. He will probably have 10
suffer for carrying concealed weap.
ons. No other arrests made.
From All Points % the Compa-
The Kansas City Times gives ui
the following good words concern.
ing the Kansas immigration;
Settlers are pouring into Kansas
BY the hundreds from all sections Of
the east and north, and the railway
officials have been advised that hun