The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Tomorrow.
Mr.. ". D. Judd Is buying wheat At The town
Of Assaria, and % doing well.
A. Davis. formerly Of fhs city. u nov pro.
prietor Of the Allen House u solomon City.
The City Council talk Of submrning to vos<
Of the people > bond proposisoa, 70 and In the
purchase Of . steam nre engine.
Hon. joel Holt. Judge OF the 18th Judicial
District and res,dent Of Beloii. accompanied
by his wife. Is attending the Presbytery.
Capt. silsby. of Seneca Falls. y. v. has ar
rived. to take part in the shooting Tournament.
He is ''crAck shot''-said to be equally IS good
- Bogartus.
Died, Oct. LIST, 1873, Vincent Z. voorhees,, son
of. 8. 4 II. L. Vorhees-Asedi year. months
and 10 days. The funeral took place at his par
ent's residence this morning.
Mr.. II. c. Davis. candidate for Register Of
Deeds. desires Us 10 state tia: his candidacy
fog the once il subject to the decision Of the Re-
publican County Convention.
MAJ. Merton refuses 20 allow his ONCE TO be
used at the Republican primary election in the
second Ward oex, Wednesday. and il is sug-
gested that the voters meet at the Court House.
We need not apologize for the healthfu lness
Of our city to the members OF the synod In the
location Of college the matter OF health will
probably be quite an important factor In dec,d-
ing upon the best place for the institution. Sa-
lima. more than any other city 10 Kansas, Is
visited by invalids and - we pAss our scauaint-
ances on the street. We recognize many i, now
healthy and strong. who came here in poor
health and with weak trance. Mountaineering
the large number Of inxalids who come in upon
Us. our death rate u very small.
d. ~. B. Whitehead. by good workmanship.
fair dealing. enterprise and courteousness have
established the reputation OF being the leading
jewelers. in Central aud Western Kansas. rney
always have . stock Of jewelry and silvervare
which would be suitable for the trade Of some
OF our larger cities. During the Fair sad Tourn-
amen, those in need of goods in their line should
not fail to call and examine what they have.
Mr.. John Donegan is now engaged in the bust
ness Of buying grain. His once IA st the Far.
mers' Elevator. where he viii be pleased to
see his farmer friends. There Is no young man
in the country who Is better known or has more
friends than Mr.. Donegaa He 10 m honest,
straight forward man. As those who have dealt
with him well know. He will always pay the
highest possible price. being satisfied with .
very small margin tor his share OF the trade
Farmers bring in your grain to the Farmers
Elevator and get the highes, prices Of the mar
ket.
Jackson, the Common Sense Liniment man. IL
still with US, and his cure for the Ail.ngs OF
horses still increases IN its popularity. Farmers
take home with them bottle after bottle Of this
excellent medicine, and II Is becoming a. nee
esssry in the family of the farmer prov i-ions.
II takes like wild fire, not because u IL some.
thing new, but for the reason that 10 has been
proved right here at home to be just wha; IL Is
advertised To be. The recommendations come
from our friend. and neighbors. not from
strangers. Mr.. Jackson,wi be here until next
Tuesday. lie will be either at the Grand Gen.
trail Hotel. or on the Fair Grounds. where the
farmers consult him and buy the medicine.
Four beautiful sites are offered the
Presbyterian Synod, from which they can
make their choice, for location OF the
college In Salina. DIR. Bishop offers a fine
site on his place opposite the Logan prop
erty, west Of town; Hon. w. A. Phillips
offers site In his new addition west Of
Ninth Street, or ten acres on the rise ap-
preaching the Andersonhiil. east Of town;
and Hon. I. l.. Bond and A. NJ. Beebe
offer iifteeniacres south:of the city, at the
end OF Santa Fe Avenue. Gentlemen, Sa-
lima will pay the money; take your choice
Of these charming college sites. No better
80. '"''
,.nS,,s. - $500 '. r, N.'a 40 ~
mon on Tuesday evening -s. delivered b, BE-,
Horace Bushnell. Jr, of Minneapolis. AFTER -hIsb
the fres'yfery .a' Organized by the election Of
Rev. Noset and Ed, co,. ,smr.,.r, ca.
"Wednesday. A. NJ "a. spen, in rou,in. bu,,ne..
and 10 the afternoon the examination Of Mr.. vs..
y se"u OF bennins''n' a. candidate for ordina-
,hs o..,,,.,,an oty, w -. tn. y',s
Rev. y. Broken. PRESIDED. and pronounced N.
constitutional question. Re-, : o. Farmer offered
the "rd.inins prayer III. sermon By M. s'ost
lie, yoar ,izh, 50 ,hip. b.,or. N. ,L,, The, ma,
see your good works and siorify Jour Father which
i' IN hssrsn' The preacher announced as his
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Attn, clos. Of N. ,.rpop Or / s,.,,,.ryz,,. 81.
eharg. TO tn. Er,ns.1.i, and the .sries. Ger.
closed With sehsaiei'on. Today the bushes. Of
IN, rfs',ehsp viz .i"-''
GENTLY returned from . ri, in p,ck,,.o,
county where the older Ia. bee, eny.y.
ed in Dis,ric, work. He ,e,or.. .o,n.
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"oaid a's"oi.n our eastern tfehos' "oo
think Kansas IL . wilderness and en;irely
piyeu up n r,d;.,. s,.,, ..,, i.h r1e
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