The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-07

MI. W IL. iIaLLaTti, iT9Ecliile oTEc>poi'uchl
OF the FIT. Wayne Caste. called one day last
week. He was on his way 10 the Mountains,
for his health.
Lay will furnish oysters to parties and to
festivals, of much better quality and at cheap
er prices than can be purchased elsewhere in
the city.
The city council. Mt meeting held last Sat
urday evening. passed an ordinance granting
the right of way for telegraph line along
Santa Fe. The up town Office Is TO be at Pro-
/ bert's drug store. A female operator. who Is
already here, is 10 have charge Of the officer-
Our ncighbor of the Journal seems to be in
trouble about his "Mohler." We respectfully
refer him to DR.. Niekles, who makes special
~ OF repairing defective anu removing trou-
blesome m5tGrs. -Heratd.
Doc. Nickles was not in demand The peO
pie removed the n5iays all along the line, las:
saturday.
! Elder D. Il. Lucas, OF Illinois, celebrated
reyvalist OF The Christian church. will COM
mcnce series of mcetingsfn the VI. E.church.
! next Lorlsday morningx All are invited to-
attend these meetings. Elder Lucas is The
author of 4 collection of songs which he uses
/ in his meetings.
! In this paper Col. G. c. Lockwood annoub-
ccs that he is candidate Tor Representative.
| Col. Lockwood mGde 4 splendid record rs
! legislator last winter, aud figured as orc of
/ the leading members of the lower House. He
will go into the county convention with
strong support.
| The following gentlemen of Ibis section OF
/ the country were with Sherman on his march
! from Atlanta 10 the Sea: \. II. Darling, Tooth
/ III. lnfantry--wourded NJ Resaca; f. lIrdcn-
/ berg. l0lst Ill. Infantry; l.. l.. Laughlin, 9th
( H. Infantry James Saith, 32d Wis. Infantry;
/ +. ID. ". Manchester. 22l Wis. Infantry; q.
/ ~ GALLON, 18Th Ohio Infantry. *
Mcssrs Carver and Foster were out hunting
/ thc.othcr day in the tall grass and sunil0wcrs.
! The chickens were not thick enough and Fos-
ter commenced prlcticng on general results"
/ in the ncighborhcod Of Carver. Small shot
were inserted in Garver's right arm, and Gar
yer thinks that Foster had blood in his cyeand
was on mischief most intent. y
Mr.. l.. Z. sampson, brother of our good
neighbor, N. ID. SAMPSON of the Salna jour
/ NAL. returned 10 that suburb OF the 'Briny
! City" on "Wednesday evening. after an absence
of over a yeay>1n the snow-bouud regions OF
Wisconsin, vwe understand he will again take
position on the Journal, and will help sus
/ tain the excellent reputation that psper has
! already achieved. - Solomon Castle
/ The following ticket OF delegates was cleo
tel 81 this township last Stturd y.by major
ity of about .;wo IL 80 VIM. Berg, Chas.
1 Kiugman. David Douglas, George Bagley. ST.
/ ias Seaman. james Chacc, Chas. {. Cup. Tay-
( lor Miller. L. ". O5er, J. c. Johnson. w. :.
Wells. 4. NJ. Beebe, Gus. Nelson. Thos. II.
Darlington, Glars Prescott, Chas. Radcliif, Jo-
! seph Sargent, n. W. Keith, Isaac 4. Birch, NJ.
/ ID. Sampson. VIM. IIuebncr.
! The following patents were issued to citizens
OF The State OF Kansas during week ending
Sept. 18th, 1875: harvosters. Andrew J. Cook.
Wichita; wheat steamers and equalizcrs, Dav.
il Sims; hinges, a. II. isham. Lawrence. Re
ported by Fitch & Fitch. councillors at law
and solicitors of patents. No. 81 Park Row.
/ New York, through John Foster. counsellor
at law and corresponding solicitor at Salina.
! Mr.. Enos Lincoln took ride into the coun-
! try. the other day, on a horse Of very ''ar-
dent nature. When out in the country few
miles the horse concluded that he would give
Lincoln sample OF his skill as s. gymnast.
/ Accordingly, up went his heels aud Lincoln
went overheard. Now Lincoln owns a wodl-
en- leg. and that leg WIS shattered into splintets
by the 'eleyating" disposition OF that horse
Lincoln now says that wooden leg Is good
ding for an Office seeker. but tor horsernan
is out OF place and can be oil no use what
ever
The Solomon City papers have both spoken
many good words concerning our District
Fair. aud everything appcrtaning to it. The
I thanks not only of the managers Of the Fair
bnt of Salina people generally are due these es-
Unable newspaper men tor their la5ors. We
clip The following:
Before the next nuaher OF the Reporter s ssne the
District Far saiia WILL be in fun blast. ard
take t5is last opportunity q entOa II u our rea iers
and urge them one aud all attend. Six OF the hes;
counties in the joia this occasion AMI may
safely thar the srsndes; tine viii he haa ever
witnessed IN Kansas W. hsvebe isterrosstei sy
several the anaouni prcmiuns. etc. aad would
say thSt lie, is posted IN oacs, and all interested
arc invi,cd - cal, snd sxsmine the Half fare
rates given by the railroad the heiel and boarding
house accommodates ample, ard the grounds
be excel,cd in the West Let Dickinson eouE-
7 iy cut IN force -SOioaaoA reporter.
7 OF course everybody wall visit Salina daring isc
District Pair, and expec; 10 see ns dis la. cf eve
rythng that goes 70 make up successful exhibition,
and We can readers ;hey will not be dtsAp-
pointed But all the attractions q DC a: ths Pair
viii lie nothing in comparison presented by thr
Amateur Dramatic Clus. The rouag ladies sad &c -
tlemsn composing this club have heretofore received
great praise or their very superior elineaio OF char
scirr and safely ta; their sc;Iag during
Fair week will eclipse al their former Efforts We
I've not space for further csn eat sai we Only Say
10 our readers tia; il they WISH 20 ,nIoy tasTsselves
morally. intellectually sal hysicaily, they win not
;s the Performance of the s-al,e1r pTan7Isc Clrb
1880 sre.sftf