The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

well that one can make up his mlnC
that IL will be handsome instrument
Capt. Mohler went to Hays City the
first Of the week. to defend q liquor
seller of that place. The Justice Of
the Peace decided the prohibition law
unconstitutional under section Is, art.
Constitution.
Senator Patterson, who is largely in.
terested i'm the Leavenworth 4 Topeka
railroad, went to Leavenworth yester.
day on business connected with Il,
and will return here in a few days.
He says that If the winter is favorable
the trains will be running into Topeka
by March.-76pekd Commonwealth.
Judge C. F. Pennewell, a prominent
lawyer. of Cleveland, Ohio-brother-
in-law of A. NJ. and David Beebe-
and Judge Strong, leading lawyer Of
Norwalk, Ohio, have been visiting
here. They returned to Ohio this
morning.
Mr.. James Mason, Of New Cambria,
claims to be the first Irish settler of
Saline and Dickinson counties. He
says he was the person who helped
Mr. TObin and others who settled near
the mouth Of the Saline, to find claims
in that section of the country.
We call attention to Mr. H. l.. Jones'
this paper. which advocates q strife
among the townships next year to take
the premium for the best display of
grain and vegetables. His ideas are
good, and we hope the farmers will
heed them.
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''''' VI s"pi'''''s '"e VI 'ne neS' .'ck-
The ticket was presented by n barmo.
MONS. fairlv-conducted county con.
v.p,;o, ayo;nst which mt , wora hoe
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oee, o'" =! any o"e me 'ohe' VIII
he elected by triumphant majority.
ine easeiiM w. ..,dhadra OF
nu,1 ' sa.s .'ie 'o '. ., ron,-
i,.anf n"' aoon. thIee nun.
uleu Lle,, anu w" nunIreu teams ht
anu Topeka road, and that the survey
ors will have the line located To Oska-
loosa to-day. A separate party are Mt
work beyond that Topeka
lnf
One would not suppose that the
beautiful, blue Smoky" as IL now
winds ne,c.fuIIv aIopy tow.rds tbe On.
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'""'' ''e' ''n' '"e "'"e""S "isso"''
river color, after a season Of rain and
high water. But such il the case, gen.
tIe reader and :, wou,J n. ,v.I, IN J..r
lii Coo, IN n,;na ,,,,.n ,,o,;.;u $50.
the beautiful, blue Smoky"
Er,, this uorn;nn,s Ton.L. 1,o,
u,,,woo,,b Y. toLa tha ;o,I,,;,.
nows.
Tracklaying on the L.. r. as. Rail.
road IT. stands for Topeka), will COM
nlehce al LeaVehworth about Novem-
r, w
for Tonet,I will soon have the nor,
manent survey completed as far west
IA Council Grove.
CA. Rogers. Esq. of BOSTON. Pres
ident of the Kansas and Eastern Con-
ESQ. of Topeka. Vice. President of the
Topeka, Salina & Western Railroad
company, VIII be In our city to-day
tha i;ns ~ nnr raaJ S sn Is ins Ip. I'LL,
self thoroughly as TO its ADVANTAGES.
He has already had advantageous Of
Iers; III advance, LOT the oonds OF our
.oiI;nr tha,', as ra,,;dI,, ~ y, u ,,,n',u, I'll,
be needed for the construction Of the
road.-C5uncp Grove r publican.
, Go,
E a''oa ie'"'neu yesterday
.'o"' MS circuit I'll the S'a'e WIN his
taken one or more premiums at the
various fairs visited. The horses are
Cork Boy, Enoch Arden, Burnett
Boy, Maud and Georgia. Mr.. Hutton
visited the fairs at Bismarck, Topeka,
Manhattan. Clyde and Washington.
He claims that the Oak Dale Park
track is ahead of oil ne has seen, and
and that the Park il by far the pret-
tiest of all.
De- n. IT GO,
80 a.. -. -. -.
:,
voyage ne was treated TO large dose
oil sea-sickness. WINE absent, besides
a''ehuihg 10 MS duties rs delegate TO
the hcumenical Council, he made
many trips about London, seeing all
the sights OF the great town, and
made three days visit to Paris. He
also spent few days very agreeably in
New York with his relative, General
Hancock.
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