The Saline County journal., 1879-10-16

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Be sure and Register.
Local items on second page.
have you heard about Ohios
Matinee next Saturday afternoon.
Penelope next Saturday afternoon.
Election two weeks from next Tuesday.
Only . few days more in which to reg
lister.
Mr.. L. o. Wight and family have re-
| turned.
The wheat Is just Jumping out OF the
ground.
Be sure and register before oext week
Saturday.
Judge Hanback, vent down ths rosd On
Tuesday.
Col. spsvey md lady ~ vilang hieods
e LeaveovoetA.
A aos rein yestssday alasenooA: .
splenoid shower last sighs.
Caieaeo pspses rsposs ALEXIS Perrin q
oos oi the bossls q shAs city.
Voters. 20 and segissss. You must b
registered By nsxt vesk Saturday.
~. J. 3. Gilmore b b Denver this
week. Hs WI return FEiday.
Frsok Yosk, ol Bavaria b partial 10
Gi1ls. Hs be- iitsle ooe. sod hsuee b
hsppy.
The gold medals for the Tousnamens
prizes were received through D. 3 J. 3.
Whitehead.
The Sslips Distries u. z. Coniereoce 10
to Be hold at Brookville, December l7th,
18th and 18th.
A sister Of NJ. z. L. Mcconnell, Mrs.
James Donnelly. died at Lawrence on the
18th inst.
Mr.. 3. 7. Wellslager Of Des Moines,
Iowa, was in the city last week on short
visit TO his brother.
Moses P. Wymsn. roadmaster OF the
Kansas Pacific, and well known here, is
very i'll at Ellsworth.
The JOURNAL will appear next week
enlarged. and with changed dress. Look
out for US 10 our new dress.
Remember that you must oil be regis.
tered before one week from next Satur.
day, or you will not be allowed to vote.
Mr.. James Hayward has returned to
Salina, after An absence of several months.
He has spent most OF the time In Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Anson Miller returned from wich.
its Saturday morning, having been iu st-
tendance upon the Grand Lodge OF Good
Templsrs.
Mr.. Dan Lockwood has returned from
st. Louis, having spent three weeks In
that city In . manner highly satisfacsory
TO himself Dan enjoys "good time."
More intelligence has beso received Of
the improved and Improving condition Of
Mr.. ". B. Gels. His physicians are very
much encouraged over bis present condi-
ton.
We understand that the contract for
providing numerical index In connec-
tion with The Real Estate trsnsssrs OF the
county 10 to be Let 70 Nsssrs. 9. b. Clos.
son and 7. ?. Oakley.
The Beloit Gasstte comes to us ere.uy
improved under ID new management. It
q live paper and aoly conducted. The
Gazette d one Of TIE Oldest papers In the
Solomon valley.
The Leather Medal'' wss won by VII.
lis Kesler and Prank Seaton. in the shoot
last Saturday morning. Willis wore It
with becoming modesty. and looked like
Grecian with bis shield on awry.
The family Of Hon. ". A. Phillips, &C.
companied BY DR.. Anna Warren, started
for New Mexico this morning. Tney will
receive additions to their party at Topeka
and Hutchinson.
Mrs. DR.. Bell was passenger on one
OF the colliding trains Of the Baltimore A.
Ohio road. on the llth inst She ESCAPED
Injury, but her baggage is supposed to
have been destroyed.
Mr.. c. B. Rntrock, former resident NJ
this place. is an independent candidate
for Sheriff Of Ottawa county. .Dick-
Aobiey Is candidate for Register of
Deeds on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. c. Z. Paulkners residence on
Ninth Street he's been enclosed At.
rapidly being completed. Il Is to be Of
the Queen Anne style. and when finished
Will be one Of The handsomess residences
In the city.
Mics Gilmore has reaisned her posi.
ton 10 the Kansas Pacias Land Dep.rt.
ment, and 10 succeeded BY Mr.. C. A. Lee.
Mr.. Wesley Wellington, book-keeper as
Campbell. Sloan & Tothil's. succeeds 70
Mr.. Less old place.
The Quintet. Club has decided to n.
produce the lsughable Opera. Penelope,
st matinee next Saturday afternoon.
Their programme will be varied BY a bell |
ringing performance, which will be very |
fine. Admission Is cents.
wheat prices have been way up again,
whereat the farmers have been tickled.
The prevailing price yesterday was 81
cents. Over the high prices ia the mar
ket and brilliant prospects for mex, year.
the producers have reason to be very
joyful.
A party OF Indians psraded about town
yesterday. They wore the regulation In
dian habits and looked about for things
in their customary way The boys fol-
lowed them assiduously. comparing them