The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-23

Deeds. Ed. WlTTMANN.
- hereby announce myself a candi late at the
coming election FOR County Clerk. d. BEEBE.
I.iesire to announce 10 the voters of Saline COun-
ty that a candidate for the Office of Register Of
Dccds. J. A BuRCH.
hereby announce myself a candidate for the
Office ofCouniy Treasurer. W. b. FLASD.-Rs.
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Register!
Voters, Register.
Election one week from next Tues
day.
BE sure and register by tomorrow
night.
District Court convenes two weeks
from next Monday.
We regret to hear that Rev. VIM.
Smiths condition is worse.
Mrs. G. f. Faulkner and children
return this evening
Quite a frost last night. Ice was
formed in small quantities.
IfyOu desire TO vote, you must regis
Ter before Saturday morning.
Rev. DIR. Bishop preached in the NJ.
f.. Church last Sunday evening.
Ducks are numerous on the ponds,
and the hunters are taking them in.
The time for registering for voting
purposes will be at an end tomorrow.
Messrs. c. f. Meade & Son have
sold their meat market 10 Mr.. Chap
man.
Rev. +. r. Hill, of Clay Center, is in
the city attending the Sunday School
Convention.
Miss Maggie Rash has returned
from her pleasant visit with friends at
Manhattan.
Mr.. s. w. Pierce, the wide-awake
music dealer of Junction City, called
LIST Saturday.
A number of delegates to the con-
rention called i'm TO pay their respects
to THE JOURNAL.
Preaching i'm the Christian church
next Sunday, forenoon and evening,
by Elder ID. c. Wetzell.
The drug stock of Aug. Freeman &
Co., of Brookville, was purchased by
Mrs. NJ. $. Crowley.
Mr.. G.. j. Conrad, of Tower Hill,
ILL.,, father of Cyrus and J. ID. NJ. Con-
rad, is visiting i'm this city.
Judge Hanback,, of this city, deliv-
cred the main address at the soldiers
reunion at Abilene, last week.
Mr.. G. +. Moore, of the firm of Mark
land, Dodge& Moore, returned from the
East with his family last week.
Miss Kate Anderson, of Altoona,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Judge
Carroll. She arrived Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. J. G.. Haskell, the architect of
Lawrence, was in attendance upon the
Sabbath School convention, as Presi-
dent.
Miss Kingman started for: Illinois
last Tuesday morning. Her brother
Freeman accompanied her to Kansas
City.
Mr.. G. G. KOthe is acting IA deputy
@lesk during County Clerk Bowen's
engagement in the registration of
voters.
Tie number Of names i'm the Salina
Directory is 500. Counting on di-
rectory basis this gives us population
of 1900.
Mr.. Willis Kesler and Capt. Silsby
have gone on a hunt To the McPher-
son lakes. They will be gone the bal
ance of the week.
Col. +. &. Cup went to Norwalk,
Ohio, u week or so ago, and was on
hand 10 vote for Governor Foster, an
old friend of his.
The City Council will soon submit
the proposition for purchasing steam
fire engine-to be voted for about the
10th of November.
Mr.. A. X. Darling, the popular liv-
cry man of Enterprise, called last Tues
day. He was on his way Ia Bavaria
his former residence.
The county commissioners have or
dered 4 venire Ia issue for a Grand Jury.
This has happened only once before in
dhe history of our county.
Mr.. l.. Parson, of BrOokville,
sailed last Saturday. He reports that
IN. NJ. f.. church entertainment was
a success i'm every respect.
As will he noticed elsewhere, the
place of voting for the coming election
i'm Greeley township will he AT the
house of Morris McAulifi.
The Oak Dale Park Fair Associa-
ton are now out of debt and several
dollars ahead. There is some talk of
their purchasing" the Park.
The County Commissioners have
been engaged for several days in look
ing over the accounts of the Treasurer,
cancelling county warrants. &c.
Did somebody say we were TO have
a new depot: What a grand depot
building we have, when we consider
Salina 10 he the junction of two rail-
roads.
Mr.. Hyde, editor of the Lindsburg
Locdlist, called AT THE JOURNAL Office,
on his return trip from A;chison,
where he had been on visit 10 his
family.
''Govy" Bishop has returned TO his
old home after an absence of nearly
Two years. He has become quite a
traveller and has seen much of this
Western World.
A number of letters lately received |
from Mr.. W. X. Gels attendants, as
also some from himself, indicate that |
the latter will soon be able Ia return |
TO Salina.
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