The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29

benefit Of his health. His father,
Mr.. 4. COggershall came up from
Louisville last week and attended
him I'm his removal.
Ellsworth Dcm1rrnf:
Last Saturday morning, DIR. e.. ID.
Day, after a prOtracted ILLNESS, died
In the fOrty-secOnd year Of his age.
The funeral, under the direction 81
the Masonic order of this city Occult
red Sunday At > o'clock. 4. M, from
the residence. Revs. J. T.. Leyda
and NJ. 2. Hunt conducted the servi-
res at the house.
Minneapolis MrSScHg'r:
LAST Saturday witnessed the last
Of the whPelharrOw rides. Fred
Rose wheeled d. r. Rhodes from
sheridan To Mill street, aud Vim.
Corning likewise treated G.. W.
Slater to a ride from sheridan street,
hut when between Concord aud
Ottawa Pap" was dumped, and hr
did not care to take chances again.
That was 4 mean way for a Demo
crat Ia do, throw a man oil when he
was not looking for ID. The usual
amount of fun was connected with
both these rides.
TescOtt H,rniH:
A number of our young men arr
having considerable success hunting
squirrels, which are plentiful along
the Saline.
W. r. Webster has the heeiest
gray hound in the county. The
other day he succeeded in catching
lnnaT rall.fNa in, al. 4 sa-,,
hours.
We have learned from good
authority that the round house II la
Ice moved To SalinA. This will he a
severe blow tn BrOOkville. Tescutt
should bid for the round house.
Lincoln Center R,ucoH:
W. =. Wait has returned from q
six weeks visit in Summit county.
Ohio. considerably improved In
health
Reports whirh Internationally
originated at the headquarters OF the
L. =. system are les circulation here
To the effect that next spring the L.
7. will build directly from ManhAt-
tan Ia this point as one feature In
the project Of shortening their line
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about twenty-five miles shorter thAn
from Manhattan here via Abilene
and Salina, and the project also in
rIudes making this point the end Of
both q passenger and freight di-
vision.
IlEdsbOrg Ncws:
Mr.. BeTgstun the other day
Struck" an aTtesian well while put
ting down a drive well near his mills.
After further developments We eN-
pect to give our readers something
Of much interest tO this community.
We have this week moved the
Ners Oftice TO the basement OF
Bethany College where both the
NsWs and F'rGmdf will hereafter be
published. Our friends are cordially
invited to visit us In our new
quarters-the best aud most elegant
newspaper office in Kansas. For the
convenient of our customers, we will
have an Office with RingwAld 4 Hen
mon over the pOstoffice, where we
shall he pleased tn receive your or
ders for advertising, job work aud
subscriptions.
Mcpherson Republican:
Work on the prospecting well H.
now going on in earnest. The con
tractor first put down n well shout ~
feet deep tn supply the engine with
water after which work wss be gun
on the prospecting we'll. which will
he down seventy or eighty feet by
the time this item IL read.
The SmalIey Seed Company have
the largest business house In the
city. IL u T5XIO1 feet, two stories
high with an eight foot cellar.
They are now storing this immense
building with all kinds of fruit,
vegetables, grains aud seeds. To
gain some idea Of the magnitude Of
this firms work our readers WOULD
do well 20 look through the different
departments They are now ship
ping fruits to the adjoining counties.
They will sOOn transaet all their
business in the new building.
Brookvllle Transcript:
Mrs. l.. &. Warner and family ar-
complained by Mis- Bertha Presbrey
left here last Saturday for Mango
tuck, Conn, where they will spend
the winter.
w. ID. Hamlin an old time freight
Rondupf0F nm RmokV Hill Diviaiou