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

L santa re. The award 81 81 was
made on 90 acres. aud this amount
was Increased a. above stated. Mr..
Woodward has two other damage
suits against the company pending
before this court
The following officers we're chosen
Friday by the Merchants Asso-
citation: Wan. Berg, president; b.
A. LitOwieh, vice president; r. g.
Wellington, secretary; VIM. Hog
ben, treasurer. A constitution and
bylaws were ordered to be printed
and the necessary stationery or
dered. The association will com
mence operations at once.
John Harmon has sold his farm
on the Saline river to Addison q
Seaman-taking la exchange city
property. Ia the trade house and
lots on Fourth street. aud some
property IN the ola David Beebe
trart-sOutheast Of the water works
building. il included. Price, $1,000.
The sale was made through the real
estate firm Of quincy 4 Go.
The ladies Of the W. u. e.. give q
social this Thursday evening, the
18Th, az the Grand Army hall. 4
program has not been formulated
but the exercises will consist OF
music, recitations aud speaking.
We understand no admittance Zee.
will be- charged, but that booths will
bee provided where refreshments
will Ice served at q reasonable prize.
~. j. Carson, al the police depart
ment, Of Ontario, Canada, transmits
the Information Ia the police here.
upon receiving an authentic ,rsrrip-
ton 81 &. NJ. kerns, that the man
they had been Shadowing was not
keTns. The fellow spokcn ol
had been At Kansas city aud ~a-
lima and had just reached Ontario
lie went To- work ia printing "flr,
1t pntarin.
The following charter has been
ilcd with the Secretary Of Slate:
"Thp Salina Merchants Prot"ciiv.
Association. 90 Of Salina. Saline tnui %
~, Kansas. Ohjcrt, to force the
collection OF debts aud tn keep an
account Of the commercial -tandint
NJ all parties living in Saline county.
Dircctor-: r. ". Oh.r, =. D. Ilar.
ri-, y. 4. Litowirh, Fred G.. Haa-
W. Hnghru. ". Berg, y. T.. ';ehhaIt
T.. ". Bates. formerly one Of sail
ua'- business mrn, IT, i'm town to-da,
shaking hands with his man,
friends. lie T. now one Of the mem
hers of the we'll and fsvurahll
known firm of Ehy- D"wdrn 4 Co.
wholesale grocpr-, at Kansas Cits-
Mo. be H. hcre investigating SOM,
complicated business matter Of his
house. aud will return again ia sep
temhcr at the meeting Of the district
court
Cul. Ira Wilson, proprietor ri th,
National Hotel. will be- here nu the
l5th, to remain permanently. lI,
has purchased his furniture lu New
York. One purchase j. ON yards
of one pattern Of body brussels Tor
his halls, and ladies parlor. The
elevator haas arrived and will soon
be- put in place From present in
dirstion~ the hotel viii not be- ready
to opeu nu May I, hut will Dee soon
aftgr.
Ellsworth items in the Hanor"li-
JOWrH1i.
Mai. Iuman's "lIoart oG the G"l-
dcu Belt, has at last made it, ap-
pearsnce.
Miss Laura Grahe, Of Salina.
daughter uf Elder Giraffe, il living
~ This point.
II is repaired Capt Millctt has
sold l0,Wn acres of the south part oi
his ranch tn Kansas city parties ri
go for bottom aud so for uplaud-.
total fl35,0 n. The purchasers have
come on.
The boys who went to Abilene
were delighted with their trip.
Capt. Bogardus, they say, il every
inch Of him gentleman. lie had
the power under the rules 10 rule W
+ Irwin out Of the contest hy the COM
ing To the ground with his gun load
eel, under a missPprchension. Mr.
Irwin made some grand shots and
has the stun in him to capture the
field. A tie between him and the
is vastly To- his credit
The Union Veteran Legion held
meeting last night at the Grand
Army hail aud elected the following
officers: &. +. Hilton. colonel com
mauder; Charles Bush, lieutenant
culonel commander. \. Souihwirk.
major commander; Charles Philo.
officer of the day; f. l.. Wight,
treasurer: T.. IIcdcnherg. chaplain
J. W. Crowley, surgeon. This ac-
ton ia preliminary to final orgauiza-
ton, and mastering officer arrives
here soon To- muster in the legion
The iirrman's dance. whirh wa>
gi-cn last Friday at the Wight
building nn seventh street. was a
very well attended affair, and the !
best Of order prevailed Everybody |
seemed to he happy. The iioor
managers were e. &. Flcck, James
Fairrhild and Theo. Nungrrmau.
The music was furnished by the
Yunghrisch orchestra Henry |
pianoi~l, George Nuug- |
dpisch violinist, L.C. ~awin clari"n-
pliSt and Joe. Pcndlctou rornctist
Rev. Mr. Chittcndru Accepts the CaIi
The following letter addressed to
Mr.. VIM. 6. Simcock conveys in
formation which will certainly he
most pleasing not only to the MEM
,ers and vcstry nf Christ's Episcopal
.hurch, but 10 the community geupr-
Ally.
FARtRAULr. ArRtL eth. lsSS.
WV. G.. SINCnCR, ESQ.
My DEAR BRnTHER:-Will yen
please communicate to tie v"stry |
md parish of Christ's church. sail
"a, my acceptance of their call to
'scome their pastor. The terms uf
he call aud mutual agreements
ave doubtless been entered on The
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