The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-21

Beat the drum.
Ratify tonight.
Light your torch.
Touch off the anvil.
Join the procession.
Glorious autumn days.
Cool weather continues.
The clans are gathering.
Indiana and Ohio tonight
The last day for registering.
Let your LII: sh:ne to night.
Support the Regular Republican
ticket.
The geese have been flying south.
ward.
Vote for the Regular Republican
nominees.
A canal boat will appear in the pro,
cs.,-ion to night
There prevails a sort of ei'iz,'ti.'
AMONG The humans"
The ul.r..!iant,, are lying ont thcir
Rel, white and blu. strrar,,ers ia hon
or Of the rally.
Mr.. Stevens, General agent of Ill.
Leavenworti, Tunes, called last FIR,
day.
Mai. Berks il To rent the east build
ing of the Daily block for his real
estate Office.
Z. @. Bond, tie best drummer on
the road, has been visiting his family
for several days.
A company Of cavalry from Gypsum
creek will appear in the procession
with torches tonight.
As will be observed elsewhere, Col.
John G.. Spivey withdraws from the
race for county attorney.
Mrs. GoOdnow, of Norwalk, Ohio,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Frank Good
now. Si.e will remain here several
weeks.
The mother and "a brother Of Mr..
Ben Selby arrived from Milwaukee
last week, and will remain i'm Kansas
this winter.
Hr. f. Walton is preparing to build
stone addition TO the rear of his liv-
cry stable-the stable now occupied by
NJ. Gaverich.
Last Saturday was busy day.
Trade was generally good in all
branches, and the streets looked quite
like old times
Mr.. u j. Parker is preparing to
build n new residence on Seventh
street-on tn. lot south of Mrs. Sturte-
vents residence.
We understand that the Swedish
people have decided to run Nels. Pc
ters"n as an independent candidate
for Representative
Scot; Martin has left Eureka
Springs for his old home i'm Illinois.
He is much worse and his recovery
seems out of question.
&. W. +. Dassler, the law book au-
thor, and once resident of Salina, has
been nominated for State Senator by
the Democrats of LeavenwOrth.
Rev. A. Wibbert is i'm attendance
upspl the diocesan convention of the
Roman Catholic church of Kansas, be-
Ing held at Leavenworth this week.
The Democratic mass meeting occurs
tomorrow night. They will continue
to ratify over the news from Maine.
That's all the comfort they have.
%. A. Orvis, formerly telegraph OPP
srztor of Salina, and now connected
with a grain commission house Of
Kansas City, was i'm town last Friday.
John B.O'Mal,ey was admitted to the
bar of Ottawa county, at Minneapolis.
last Friday. He passed fine exam
ination, after two hours of legal cross
fire."
Mrs. COlgrove, mother of Messrs.
f. c. and G. G. Culp. arrived last FRI
day evening from Ohio. with the pur-
pose of making Salina her future resi-
.dence.
Union Temperance meeting In the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
October oath. Ten minutes add resses
by different speakers. All are invited
to attend.
The Office of II. s. Cunningham,
over Whitehead Il Seaman's store, is
nov used as Republican hesdq quarters.
The front Of the building Is gaily dec
GRATED with flags.
Capt. J. b. Johnson. Chairman Of
the State Central Committee, was in
the city last Monday. He filled Gov.
st. Johns appointment at Mcpherson
last Saturday night.
Mrs. Geo. c. PrObert, Q former resi-
dent Of this city, arrived Tuesday eve
ming and will make an extended visit
with her relatives. DIR. r. +. Nickles
and Mrs. c. &. Culp.
A. c. Sloan and family started for
their new home in New Mexico last
Thursday morning. He will continue
to furnish the JOURNAL with New
Mexico correspondence.
Mr.. Ed. Wells, the staiwsrt Republi-
can Of the Saline, did valiant service
for the nomination Of Mr.. Buell., and
Is now striking strong blows for the
regular Republican ticket
The Mcpherson Garfield Club, COM
posed exclusively Of old soldiers, un-
der the command of Capt. J. +.
Hughes, have signified their intention
to he present at the rally tonight,
provided they can secure an extra
train
Some rowdies attempted to "crusL"
Mr.. w. &. Gibson, ON last Friday
nights train. He proved himself rs
stalwart in his right arm rs he is in
Republicanism. He got away with
their baggage.
A social will he given by the ladies'
of the M r (shnr.b rVh.~.,, $1,000,