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


?. 9. Bead has moved into his
sssth Santa Re residence.
Bersanas tax warrants are belnl
served ~ sheriff and deputies.
W. D. Russell, q plasterer lately OF
salina, is a Los Angeles, California
The editor Of the Abilene Reflector
hiss loUl his pet canine. His piteoul
Val The ediior's' T., "DoggOne."
We are pleased 30 see r. n. Dihls
uPoa the streets agsin-pretty well
recovered from HE late severe ill.
nesa.
TIE late Geld weather raised Cain
amOns the uster pipes. The plumb
eEs are ~ busy a. bees repairing
dEmEEes.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. +.
". Blair, who hiss been confined tO
his home with q serious illness, II
FecoverinE.
Miss Emma Fleck writes her
parents from interior New York
that she is enjoying the sieigh-ridez
there hugely.
ecott Robinson, formerly Of the Re
psblicua o. this city, has been elect
I'd Secretary Of the Board Of Trade
q Leon, Iowa.
The 4. A. r. Post il increasing its
SneEnbership. There were two addi-
tions "Wednesday night and two the
week previous
Il Kansas could get a fair supply
a that surplus snow Of the east,
without the cold, she would be ex-
tcemely happy.
The fare 90 SaIina over the G. X. 4
y. nov T. only sl-So, a reduction Of
u cents under the old rates.-Her-
faQlua TribHnc.
Several were congratulating them
selves that 10 O'Clock this forenoon
had F-assed without the promised
blizzard. We said p. W..
The two tall smoke stacks Of the
Salius Elecric Light and Power Go. :
are pronounced the exact copy Of n
Mississippi steamboat outfit.
TIE incandesceni light company
on south Fifth street have their two
smoke-siacks ia position and will
soon be ready for operations.
TIE creamery engine has been
tested and j. in good tx. Mr. J. NJ.
Anderson says the establishment
viii BE running by March LIT.
The gallery Of the opera house
needs cleansing, and needs il badly.
We are in favor of cleaning the
Aegean stables i'm tins instance.
The government building idea
takes we'll Communications have
already gone forward to our senators
esking them 70 make a move in the
matter.
Salina is offered the machinery for
= canning factoly for sa.476.lO.
when Newton gets such an offer we
hogse q will lie accepted.-Ne'CfOR
RepE5licoH.
They are having revival meetings
e the Kansas Wesleyan University,
which have been held for the last
I've weeks. Several conversions
have been made.
james s. Hall, charged with
forgery and returned from Califor-
MIA On Thursday, deposited cash
security Of $50 Saturday morning
and vas released.
p. s. Rising has resigned as q
member Of the fire department, such
STEPS being incumbent upon him in
connection with his acceptance Of
the position Of mail carrier.
The Saiina Electric Light and
Power 60. are arranging with T. X.
- Werner 60 purchase a larger engine
for their vorks-having exhausted
their present engines capacity.
It's rumorrd that the will Of the
late J. n. Wilson bequeathes To the
Kansas Wesleyan University the
sum 81 81 .0oo aud the same amount
q the ~. r. church Of this city.
Hugh King, architect, has re-
ceivtd an order 20 execute plans and
specifications for Sl2,Ol0 residence
forR. u. Peters. Of the firm Of Pc
tiers Hardware Co, of EmPoria.
Cns johnson. of Falun, has been
rendered = good position as railroad
engineer. 81 a comfortable salary
Railroad engineering II his profess
sion. which lac has followed most Of
his life.
The front cornice Of the three
story Daily & Rash building, next
north IL the National Hotel, was
nnIshed yesterday The firm name
stands cat iu prominent place in
the center.
The Ladies Leap Year Masquerade
In RrookviIle Friday night was quite
q successful affair. Miss Nellie
Mohler 81 SSiina, represented
school Girl and Miss Kate Mohl-
81, "Milk maid"
Eli Perkins has leciured At Lin
colin Center. EliWorth aud Abilene,
but skipped Salina and Mcpherson
He was particular about his audi
enees. He has the reputation OF
being the boss liar Of the country.
John Schuyler. Of Hays CITY, =
wheel-horse of the Democracy, is
SPOKEN of in connection with the
Receiver Of the Wakeeney Land or
ace. The term Of W. H. Pilkenton,
the present incumbent, will soon
eEpire-
Venus T. very bright-brighter than
twill be again in three hundred
years, and brighter than IL has ever
besa. This beautiful star is TO be
seea in early morning south Of east.
and locks almost like a young sun,
80 vivid IL it, light.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zehring have
rsturned % Sslina, after an extended