The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16

RR n Kaox has been appoint
e ppztmnsierat Aszaria.
n slreei car compsny age talking
e ruEninE their cars with rslotoF
psWer-
Rsch, rare and rscy grows the
HaeFc4utile cuHiest. Worse than
Ele rfiuIers.
he Nafionsl Hotel cannot BE-
oIsnsd foI busines- until the sewer-
aEe g. camT.leled-
&C Cuip T. On y business trip 20
tIriagdeid, Mas. o. return the
usiedle q next week.
Bers, you must put 2-eent stamp
81 vour valentines o. insure their
delivsry ~ mail carriers.
3. ". Crawford l. in the city for .
fsW days, and D. ihe guest Of IF.
Oeok- he j. prospecting
Ferlen 4 Oison. brickmakers, are
srrznging o. start red pressed
e.rtck factory 10 Rrcokville.
krsft a keefer have sold Tor ".
p Musser, iois Q and 2. Hutchinson
addition, for t50u. o. y. Head.
Mrs- Hanna aud her daughter,
M Morgan, 81 Wakesney, art
Euests q Mr.. and M. A. N. Camp
bel.
% D. reported that Mr.. +. W. Ober
has TRADED he rancho al Falun for q
barge stock 81 goods in Arkansas
City.
Mr. C. A. Carmouy has sold his
resi1ence on south Fifth street,
tsrOugh krau a Keefer. for s3nO 10
= p Hughes-
daae 9oURNAI extends its sympa-
ply % Prof. Bollmnn OF Brookville,
On the loss Of hts daughter Dell 81
the age 81 years, ; months aud y
days
The books of the board Of educa-
ten show . balance Of $3.50 Of the
fund provided for construction Of
the neU building, after meeting all
demEBds.
Herbert Randolph, 81 Lexington,
Ky-, J. In the city, the guest Of Col.
Palmer. he says they have cold
weasher Ga Kentucky that sizes up
vel with the WintIy weather here.
stock amounting 20 $1,000 has been
secured for q creamery az Trenton,
four miles northwest OF Saliua. The
necessary amount will be raised and
the project Uiil be an assured fact
80 gentlemen interested tell US.
TIE Clay Center TTHes Is astound-
- 81 the lnagnificence Of the COS
tune worn at the r. p A. ball in
this CITY. We are not surprised.
Gay Center will be something Of a
city in time and enjoy such things.
Mrs. W. r. Musgrave, a sister to
A. Fry, passed through the city yes
aerdsy from white City 60 Salina,
ona visit a. friends. On her return
trip she viii stop here and visit her
brother aud fam.ly.-dbHcHe Re
foctor.
Gouug CeissleT aud Swallen were
Hned SO earh aud costs by Justice
Wellington yesterday afternoon for
disturbing q religious meeting at
BaVsria-smounting in total TO
so.50. They ''ponied up" and went
slleir uay, ne doubt to behave them
selves ia the future.
q. q. Taft has received word from
his ed home, Cleveland. OHIO, TO
the effect that a colony Of fifteen or
twenty people will soon remove TO
saline county 60 locate Mr.. Taft
has been iu correspondence with
these parties, giving them facts and
ssstistics concerning this country.
A meeting 81 real estate men Of
Saiiua Vas held az the board Of
TRADE rooms Friday night, and p. z
Rond v-as chosen 81 delegate 20 the
real estate convention al Russell on
the l6th inst. The convention will
embrace Jhe territory west from
Salina on the Union Pacific railway.
Chas- Tanner. the genial clerk OF
l. A. wis lfuok-sio7e, H. with IL
sEHin, after four weeks absence I'm
EoSa- lie came from a country COW
ered with snow o. land deprived of
even the sign of a snowflake. He
has enjoyed his visit very much, but
res6y D. resume his old place in the
kpook-siore.
TIE 4. X. y. road has certainly
done wonders in bringing about
cheap rate Tor eXcursionists 10 Kan
So. Through Nr. Sebastian. the
general passenger agent, a rate Of
one fare Tor the round trip Is secured
Hroas Chicago 10 Kansas. We be-
lieve this rate will induce many
Eastern people % visit Kansas al an
early date
Many persons are curious to know
s-hstsP. ~. a.. stands for. Now We
uIIi give O. the readers Of the jour
NAL secret which We particularly
e1iOin they shall not give away g.
euea their most intimate friends
.sP. M. O. are not the first letters Of
Pretty Nelly O'Brieu, a. was gener-
eIiy Supposed, but mean: Presume
lvour' Mother knows you're Out 80
1oun A. Logan Post last nigh
changed its meeting night from
wednesday o. Tuesday evening.
This revision 81 the constitution il
made G. enable members who atteno
the religious meetings Of Wednes-
dsy night 30 BE- present at q. A. r
ueetinEs- b. l.. Wilson aud J. NJ.
gohns were mustered in last even
ing - members of John A. Logan
Fust- The attendance has been
greatly imProved since the meetings
became veekly, the average now be-
ing faiiy twenty-five members pres
ent g each Post meeting, and much
Interest ensuing.
Bruokvilie Transcript:
TIE Rockville creamery shipped
l4oo pounds OF butter yesterday h.
beaver.
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