The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-15

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leave your measure with &. Hamlin. who can
do work just as well and much cheaper than
the eastern tailOrs.
There is some very fne' scenery between
Brookville and Ellsworth. III Ergcd hills--now
partially surfaced will, yN-picturesque
hooks and other ''cs ons = which
always please the paintc. T, artist. are
to be seen on either hanefs train passes
along. To come down r-- practical use
which may be made of this a ld-looking and
still picturesque country. ~ must conclude
that it is an admirable locality for sheep. If
it can be put to no other use, there are thous-
T ands of billy acres there which will make
: grand pasture and shelter for the sheep-the
- millions yet to be-
!. 1t is reported that the time on the r. P. is
to be changed after this week. The Western
| train under the new time table will arrive at
i. N. and the Eastern train will arrive at
p. VI. Most people will be in favor of this
change; especially married ladies' whose hus-
. bands invariably desire to go to the post Office
after tea. This change in time is made by rea-
son of the X. P.'s lately acquired connections
with the Union Pacific. Another advantage
conferred will be the increased speed which
will be made upon the road. We believe in
the change. and hope there Is no mistake
about the report.
Among the excursionists east are John
Sutton and wife Nelson Farley and wife !;
s. s. Godfrey and wife c. w. Banks and wife;
+. j. Going and wife VIM. Tinker; G. W.
Jones Jacob Dewitt and family Hon. j. NJ.
Underwood, of Mcpherson county Mrs. w.
c. Addison DIR. j. W. Daily Mrs. J. NJ.
Wilson R.R. Crawford Henry Miller Mrs.
Ed. Smith A. C. Sloan and wife Waddy
Hoover +. A. Micks and wife; Taylor Mil
Ter and wife; c. Eberhardt and wife I; Willis
Kesler and wife; f. W. Blair and wife G..
w. White Mrs. F. II. Wildman The above
names are taken from Mr.. Miller's list
1t will be noticed that Mr.. q. G. Lockwood
publishes card this week. in which he an
nounces that he accepts the nomination for
representative. which honor was conferred
I, upon him at the late county convention. His
nomination was clear case ofthe ''office seek
ing the man; " as he was absent at the time
Of the convention and made no effort to obtain
the nomination. We are glad that Mr.. Lock
wood has finally concluded TO accept the nomi-
nation. as in case OF his declnatioE, il would
have devolved upon the county central COM
mittee to have filled the vacancy on the ticket;
and they might have possibly chosen some one
who was not the choice orche county.
f The following letters pncnt were issued to
, citizens Of the State OF Mr. 'sas, during the
week ending Sept. 29t-1e. KIN.
Corn Planters-F. NJ, and Denmark. No.
, IJ4 ,965; Spinning wyou tow. b. Walker.
Cherokee Station, $4,000 arm Gates Jas.
5. Hughes. Chetopah. 154 $50 Grain Separa-
, tors-F. NJ. Fish. Peabody, 155.0l9; Iron Ship
Builders and Boiler makers Gages-Jas. Nc
Phail, Ellis, 155, OBS.
Reported by Fitch & Fitch. Solicitors Of
Patents. No. 81 Park Row. New York City.
through John Foster, Attorney-at-Law, Cor
responding Solicitor in Salina, Saline County.
Kas.
, Too LATE.-Ihe way men put off important
matters 10 the last moment is one of the GU
+ riOus things in nature. The fifth concert in
aid of the Public Library of Kentucky was adj
vertised to take place July 81. The day after,
August /, Gov. Bramlette the manager, al
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Had the drawing taken place at the time the
Governor woud have had 10 send this money
back. but rs the concert was postponed 10 Ne
vember 30 il was all right with them. We
. presume that on the first day of December
next, the day after the concert, thousands o.
dollars will be received, one day too late. for
there will be no further postpOnement. This
money might just as well have been sent a
week before, as when it was
The second game Of the match game OF base
ball between the Smoky Valley Club and the
Dreadnaught Club of Minneapolis is to be
played at the base ball ,9'nds. tomorrow
The Saina band is to +. he Minneapolis
boys at the Saline river ! ind escort thcn
directly to the Pacific mere, here the club
;. will sojourn during its $, ulorere re. Tomorrow
: evening the Smoky Vale" i give select party
at the stone building mort. OF Couse's livery
= stable. The boys are making great prepari-
: tons to receive their ncigibors. aud there will
be emphatically holiday. Citizens can Sc
cure reserved seats at the grounds for the pur-
pose of witnessing the game by taking their
- chairs along with them. Cushioned seats will
be on the ground-seats upholstered by nature,
VIZ: grass. That is, what is left Of ii after
2 the hoppers and dry weather.
The inhabitants of tins little hamlet were
agrecably surprised. on last Sunday morning
by the arrival of a young Mrs. Snyder. IL seems
that George had been to Brookyille on a birth
: day visit and that while there he had had the
Ego Conjungo Ias " said for him. and receiv
: ed very valuable birthday present in the per
r son of his beautiful bride. We feel somewhat
disappointed. however. by the fact that she in
tends to leave us in I'VE or three weeks, "a
fulfill a contract which she has made Of teach
, ing school during six months at $50 per month
She holds first grade certificate - and is a
; Geographic operator. George has also about
completed his apprenticeship at telesraphy. 50
that il is to be hoped. that. with his natural
talents and energy. ne will make his MARX in
the world. May their bark glide smoothly
down the river of life between banks decked
with flowers and roses: AID may their hoHey-
moon last until the shades Oftlcaih shall obscure
the ulster of its beams. kmstioa City TsIbDs>.
Last Saiurdsya shooting scrapc occurred
: about four yflcs southwest OF town, which
nearly Eovei fatal to one Of the