The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-26

The bonds arevoted; propelsy hes conner
Ell going up; secure good bargains in Ioes n
land, 1t Durham's. A small investment in pro
erty now, win make you rich in i've years.
Wells is equal to an emergency. His Ii
cigar maker failing to meet his requirement
ne has employed another that is true bin
Wells means business and does T. Patroniz
him.
After q suspensIQn S&Aweeks, work va
resumed on lsy11londay on the walls Of the \
Z. ChurchD Failure to obtain lime neccesl
tates the suspension. About one-hah Of th
Nwork is completed
i ..Sound the hewgay, ring the tongong, - TO
Fleck is still the prince Of jewelers.. and carrie
on his trade, regardless Of the intense excite
meut caused BY the late Are and accidents. Cal
and examine his stock Of jewelry. ~
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Dr. j. X. LuIl, Jr., returned. niShe befor
,ast. from an extensive trip Easte He travelet
quite extensively in Virginia, New York ant
Peunsylvania. and comes home looking fat ant
hearty. He is still Of the opinion that - there i
no place like home"
Mr.. JnO. kcIly's concert. Saturday night
was well-rendered affair. Mr.. X. has few
ea,ials rs q violinist and harpist. and witha
he has voice suited to stentOrian and comic
singing. The concert was well worth nifty
cents to see.
Among his Etc.," n. Heller keeps paper
collars. neck-ties, landkcrchiefs, socks. and all
the smaller articles for gentlemen's use and
ufear. Furthermore. lie can fit = man out with
4 suit of clothes. from head to foot. And he
sells clear down to the bottom Of the market.
The bulk OF this issue is printed on paper
Just barely large enough TO take on the read
ing matter. We waited until Thursday noon
(th,s tlate) and then borrowed the only size
brother Hanna had. In consequence We are
aoaiu behind with our publication but We have
made 50 large an order for paper that We will
not he troubled in this way for many weeks to
come.
Some scallawag or scallawags, being full Of
righteousness, took the liberty Of ''going
through I" the Railroad House, Monday night
to the tune of about four hundred dollars. Capt
Geo. I. Anthony, Of LeavenwOrth, who was
stopping there, lost a gold watch. Our city !:
quite free from the light-fingered gentry, bn'
there are few too many. Ii would be whole
some move to clean them out.
We were pleased to take by the hand again
that clever gentleman, DIR. L. l.. King, presi
dent of the King City town company, McPher.
son county. The Doctor has been detained
several months at Ashtabuia, Ohio. on business
and owing to tine sickness and subsequent deati
of his wife's father. He possesses the faculty
of making everybody happy in the vicinity o.
where Inc treads. He says he is 9ermanan
fixture of King City.
The following are the candidates tor kice
county. nominated ut a Republican convention
held at Atlanta, Oct. 2lst: For Representative
r. ]. Griffith Commissioners. WIN. Lowry
j. NJ. Litlish, N. Burch; Clerk. W. j. Niehol
as; Treasurer, 7. e. MagOtfin; Register
Deeds. j. X. Bell; Coroner. II. Tones; Survey
or. +. l.. Jackson: Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. E. &. Jones County Attorney
W. p. Brown; Sheriff. J. j Spencer.
The railroad meeting. Monday evening, a
the Court House. was = very spirited affair
Capts. Geo. L. Anthony and J. II. Prescott
and Hons. j. II. Snead and IL. l.. Jones entere'
into lively discussion. the first for and tn
other two gentlemen against the railroad pro
positions As the contest for the bonds Ia
terminated. and SO sionously. the people vii
not care for a lengthy report Of the meeting
We have this much to say for tire canvass.
was conducted vigorously and thoroughly il
all parts of tire county.
We learn. with pleasure. of the nomination
of Hon. r. d. Mobley. Of Ottawa county. 70
representative from that county. Mr.. Noble
has twice represented that county in the legis
lature before. and with ability. He has alread
become well known throughout the State. an
the Ottawa people have shown their good sens
in nominating man TO represent them. VIII
IS well posted in legislative experience. and VIII
can wicld a deal Of influence.
Just before going to press We are Informed
that the canvass of the railroad vote. by tn
County Commissioners. shows our statement
in the article on the editorial page. headed "Th
Result" is substantially correct. The kansa
and Northwestern Railway proposition lead
the two others by over one hundred votes. tn
majority for it being SO. One precinct (HoT
kins. south of the city, Of about fifty vote,
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