The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Register.
Rain at last.
Wallacks tonight.
No register, NO vote.
Fix up your easter eggs.
Wallack Star Combination
Lent is waning. Faster is nigh.
BE sure and register by Saturday.
f. +. Bowen has been confined to his
home with fever
Howard G. Rash returned from Chi
cagO Wednesday morning.
Swan Brodine is preparing for a
trip to the mining region.
.Barnum'sgreat show will be in Kan
sas in August, and make Salina in its
tour.
The Wallacks give three perform
anees at the Opera House. commence
ing tonight.
The proceedings of the Republican
County Convention are published in
another column.
J. w. Alirich is running for eoun-
Gilman at Lindsborg, and W. $. Amos
for police judge.
Arson Gillum, ST., returned on Sat
urday from visit 10 his daughter, Iiv-
ing near Wichita.
The court room was the center of
interest last Saturday. The gallery
and door were crowded.
DIR. Bells family has arrived from
Washington. and the Doctor once
more claims residence here
A meeting Of the Saline County
Horticultural Society will he held in
this city on Monday, April 9Th.
Geo. +. Sutton is selling the Boyd
miniature galvanic battery, which il
said TO effect remarkable cures.
The train from the West on Friday
was delayed seven hours. A bridge
was burned on the Denver Division.
Register by Saturday of this week,
or you will have no rights which the
election judges are bound 10 respect
The Academy of Music soiree all
nOuncei for tomorrow evening has
been postponed until Monday evening.
The members Of the Baptist church
made their pastor, Rev. +. NJ. Iams, a
substantial donation last Monday even
ing.
Charles Albert Wickstrum, of
LindsbOrg, well known here, aged
about twenty years, died last Mon
day.
Mr.. Sewers, of Brookville, has gone
To Colorado, insead Of Ohio, as report
week.
Frank Merrill left for Colorado last
evening, to try his fortune with the
Thousands going into that state. We
hope Frank will strike it rich.
J. +. Carroll, of Monroe, Pa, has
taken up his permanent residence on
his farm i'm the southern part of the
county. He arrived last week.
H. G. Stanley, f. Ii. Bishop, J. $.
s;rier and one or two Others started for
the mining country of Leadville, yes
aeriay-sceking their fortunes.
A stranger who listened 10 the de-
hate al the County Convention last
Saturday, made the remark, "iOu
have some fine speakers here"
The Messrs. Whitehead and Mrs.
Underwood have returned from jack
s,oNviile, Ills. Their mother was i'm
proving, although yet quite feeble.
Capt. A. &. Spillman was elected one
OF the delegates from Mcpherson coun-
ty to the State Convention. He is the
only Grant man i'm the delegation.
The town farmers GO hame with
their implements, having the utmost
confidence in soil which needs only
to be tickled witt, hoe Ia laugh with
n harvest,
sSalina public schools are 10 lee rep
resented at the Bisniark Fair. The
work for the scholars Is being laid out
aud they will probably commence
their labors next week
IosF.-A gold pen with ivory hold
or in = dark case, and ON inside cover
the name 81 Leroy W. Fairchild mark
I'D in gilt. The finder will be reward
al 10y leaving the same at this office.
Mr.. Amos FiunImerfelt starts for
Oregon next week. where he proposes
tO-reside for the future. We hope he
may do we'll He /. one of the most
deserving young men i'm the country.
Foriy-eight letters were registered nj
the Salina post office on Monday, the
I'D inst. and vel there are people who
thing that the registere,l-letter system
is nOminally out OF Use i'm the post Of
flee department.
The spOrtsmen down AT the McPher-
son tournament, made some terribly
poor shots. They couldn't hit any
tutuX IcaSou0utN sui.tii. Iuu uu1tty
concluded to charter Hanna's rats
ears for targets.
Hanna's Rat told one of his friends
that he was down on st. John on ac-
count of his ''nigger policy" and
would have supported Henry had not
the JOURNAL come out for him. What
an honest journalist he IS,
Messrs. J. NJ. Danielson and Ed.
Nelson are to have charge of the
farmers elevator af Bavaria, and will
engage in buying grain. This will
make one Of the strongest wheat firms |
ia this portion Of the State.
The idea of Hanna's Rat claiming
that the JOURNAL men arc tools of any
body, when il il 50 well kaown that
the Rat has Hanna's label upon his
collar. He has To pursue the route
the old man marks out for him.
H. NJ. Sale writes from Leadville {:
May l trouble you to send my paper
10 my box, as il takes me three hours
ct the delivery to get my turn. Il
Too much show to do anything. I