The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-09-30

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Fine Autumn weather.
Gather i'm the vegetables.
Register on or before the 22d.
Open your hearts TO relieve want.
Terch-light procession on Monday
Sprague's Georgia Ministries to-
night.
Republicans turn out on Monday
evening.
Miss Lucy Randall has returned to
her home i'm Topeka.
Republican Primaries one week
from next Monday.
Mayor Berg has returned from his
Eastern business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Greeley have re-
turned from the East.
The city polls are TO be closed for
registration on the 22d of October.
Our towns folk have nearly all re-
turned from their respective Eastern
trips.
An infant boy at s. II. Griss'. The
father doing as well as could be eX-
pected.
Thos. G. Wellington started for Ohio
this morning, on visit to relatives i'm
Cincinnati.
Miss Minnie Pierce left for Atchison
last week She will make that city
her future home.
The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing of the county commissioners COM
mences next Monday.
Mr.. Geo. Woolley has returned from
his vacation trip, improved in health
and in the best of spirits.
A brass band, gotten up for the oc-
cassion," will appear in the process
sion next Monday night.
Mr. Keith, Of the Brookvilie Honse,
was in town on "Wednesday, circulat-
ing around among friends.
The two school houses are 10 he con-
nected 10y a telephone wire, which
will be great convenience.
Mr.. John johnson, carpenter who is
employed by Shultz * Wilmarth, is
building "A residence ola Seventh street.
The :. :. =. :. members enjoyed
their regular dance in Germania Hall
last evening. The attendance WAS
large.
Mr.. James T. Gehhart leaves to-
morrow morning for Miamisburg,
Ohio, and Will Ice absent about five
weeks.
The Fairview Sunday School Fesli-
val last Friday evening melted the
scholars Sls6i-a pretty successful
festival surely.
Mr. J. {. Bender has returned from
Pennsylvania, where he has been in
the interest of the Union Pacific, work
ing up emigration.
Mrs. II. l., Bondi delivered very
good lecture on "a trip from England
to India" ut the Christian church, last
Thursday evening.
The Saline County Horticultural
Society will meet in the City Hall, ON
Monday, October 4th, at o'clock p.
NJ. A full attendance is desired.
Mr. Haggart, of the firm of Haggart
4 Lee, came very near losing his valua-
BILE stallion, "Netherby," Tuesday eve
ming. Ii was very sick for a while.
Quite number from Salina attend
ed the Kansas City Fair. They all
unite in the statement that il was not
near rs "big thing As the Bismarck
show.
Bartlett & jenkins meat market
was the headquarters of the grand
opening" of a night-blooming cereus,
last Saturday night. II was very beau
tiful.
Mr.. J. L. Hayward, who was at
Lincoln Center last Tuesday, informs
us that the Republicans of that place
raised fine pole l02 feet above the
ground.
Judge Prescott has given his decis-
ion in the Santa Fe Railroad bod case of
Mcpherson county, sustaining the vail
dity of the election. The bonds will
now be issued.
The official bond Of J. NJ. Greeley,
County Treasurer-elect, has been APP
proved and he has taken the oath of
Office. he will take possession of the
Office next month.
The torches and uniforms and BAN
ners ordered by the Republicans have
arrived aud are being distributed.
They will make fine show i'm next
Monday nights procession.
At meeting held at II. II. Bishops
Office last Tuesday evening. some Al
colored men were enrolled i'm torch
bearing club, 10 take part in the pro
cession next Monday evening.
Mr.. Willis Kesler returned from the
Mountains last Saturday. He is well
satisfied with his summers work.
He designs remaining i'm Salina this
winter, provided his business will al
low of il.
The Democrats are To have a torch
light procession of huge dimensions on
the 22nd inst. Tom Moonlight. of
Leavenworth, and Ex-senator Ross,
candidate for Governor, are to make
the speeches.
The application of Magnus Holm
qvist for a liquor license, for the pur-
pose Of keeping saloon in the room be-
low the JOURNAL Office, was not grant
ed by the city council AT their meeting
last Tuesday evening.
A curious sight was presented the
other day. Ii was a crab apple tree in
full bloom, in Capt Banks yard. and
hear II was pear tree upon which
were several pears. A spring and au-
tumn scene combined.
understand that the city authori-
ties have obtained sufficient security
In the way Of mortgages on real estate
and notes To cover the shortay, of the