The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-28

Vote the Regular Republican ticket.
To Brookville and return, tonight
for 80 cents.
Republican meeting i'm Salina next
Monday night.
Prof. Brown, of Davenport, Iowa, is
stopping in the city.
Mr.. a. &. Sloan favors us with an
other letter from New Mexico.
Stand by your colors and vote only
for the straight Republican ticket.
a bet was made last Tuesday OH
New Iork-S2j0 a side-the largest
bet yet made.
Capt. Peek thinks that Saliva is the
''boss town" ON celebrations and
''good fellows"
Young chickens Ia kcep-oi good AS
sOrtment-Apply ai depot at O'Clock
on first bright Monday.
The Salina Soap works have been
started up again, and grease will be
taken i'm exchange for soap.
Mr. Ii. Ii. Snider, of the firm of
Snidei l. Holmes, the famous paper
dealers Of 1t. Louis, called yesterday.
The Kothe block is receiving the
finishing touches, while the work ON
the Daily block is progressing rapidly.
The JOURNAL is indebted Ia the
combined talent of the Salina and Sol
ONION bands for 4 serenade last Friday
night.
Mr.. ID. l.. Tunnel, of Gypsum creek
made "A sale on Tuesday Of 81 acres of
land to Messrs. Caruthers X Brown.
for 81 300.
Those who profess Ia Ice posted say
that Garfield and Arthur will receive
eleven or twelve hundred majority in
this county.
Peter d. Lee. the celebrated tramp
printer, is confined i'm our Jail ON the
charge of having stolen an oNercoat at
Mcpherson.
DIR. Dodds will return from Topeka
this week and preach in the Christian
church next SUNDAY morning and
evening, AT the usual hours.
1t is pretty near certain that Eareka
will he the banner township in Re-
publicauism. There are only four
Democrats in the whole township.
A list of the bills allowed 10y the
Board of county commissioners at
their recent quarterly meeting is pub
Iished on the fourth page of this pa
per.
The announcement OF Mr.. Olof
Forsse, as an independent candidate
for the office of county commissioner
i'm the Third District, appears in this
issue.
Only one accident occurred during
the ratification last Thursday night.
Mrs f. Durrant WAS thrown out of
her carriage and "A wrist WAS quite So
riously fractured.
A Union temperance meeting which
occurred at the Presbyterian church
last sabbath evening, WAS addressed
by Gol. Spirey. NJ. =. Price. Ncls- Pet.
ersOn and Others.
Efforts are being made Ia rc-oreanize
the band. We hope the boys wills
coed, for il will not dn Ia have Saliiia
eclipsed in band music 10y all the lit
tie towns hereiloui, is she now is.
For the first time in several year,
there are two straight" county tick
cts in the field: One il the straight
Republican and the other the strairh
Democratic. Which will you choose
MEssRs EDITORS: Mr. l.. A. Davis
the Democratic nominee for County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Is young man, AN experienced
teacher and well qualified for the of.
flee.
A pleasant steamboat trip was made
last Thursday afternoon. The party
was made up of several prominent
citizens and Capt. Peck, Secretary OF
State Smith and State Treasurer John
Francis.
We notice Hon. III. l.. Jones' reply
to Proy Gale i'm the New York RWd
which We published not long since
has been copied extensively by the
Western Press, as an immigration
document.
Mr.. August Bondi is in the county
doing good service i'm the Republican
cause. Mr.. Bondi is German, and in
full sympathy with the progressiv,
sSSue va VIC spuhis -Htf "'S"
Republican.
Mr.. G. G. Culp has been illuminatin,
his residence every evening since sun
day, i'm honor of the infant Republic
can who now sheds the beams of hi.
smiling countenance i'm and about tn.
Mansion de Culp.
Judge Hanback, returned to Salina
canvass for the Republican ticket in
the Second District. He is firm i'm In,
belief that Haskell will lie elected {,
Congress in that District.
Mr.. CLANCY, the new attorney VIII,
has located here, has been attendiu:
the various political meetings i'm thi
county, and has already established
the reputation of being one one of GU
most eloquent speakers.
A Republican Mass Meeting is 10 b,
held at Brookville tonight A iarg,
number of torchnen will go up from
Salina. -Four cars have been charter
ed for the Use of the Salina people
so cents for the round trip
Al the Republican protractei meet
ing last Thursday night, the hretl,r,,
gathered joyfully about Brother IL.
Nj. and with great feeling and muci
shouting and hand shaking, the,
heard him sing Panegyrics 10 Grant.
A joint political meeting occurred n
Loekhart's school house, on the Saline
last Monday evening, which was adj
dressed by Messrs. Levitt and Gels ia
behalf of the Democrats, and CLANCY
f.r ha