The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

All hepubllcAns.
Get out your skates.
Geese on their travels
Election next Tuesday.
The candidates keep busy
Autumn winds are signing.
Glimpses Of sunshine now and then
Vote the straight Republican ticket
A Manitoba wave" Tuesday morn
ing, surely.
Mr.. Geo r. Sauer arrived from Chi
cagO last night.
Good Deacon. We don't want any
"monkeying"
Turkeys, now and then, are hauled
i'm by the farmers.
District Court commences one week
from next Monday.
Mrs. John Foster returned from Ohio
Saturday morning
Mrs. WIN. Bishop has returned, very
much improved In health.
Paterfamilias begins to look around
for his Thanksgiving turkey.
Mr.. Dodge's little boy has recovered
from his dangerous sickness.
Cy. Conrad commenced work for the
Singer Company last Monday.
Water works would add 100 per cent.
tothe value Of Salina property.
Republicans, We have good county
ticket; let us stand solidly by it.
Mr.. &. :. RadcliT and children ar
rived from Illinois last Friday morn.
ing
Mr.. Frank Sauer, Of Chicago, broth
er of Geo. F., has been in town several
days.
We have lately had several fine In
dian Summer days; may we have more
Of them
Mrs. Presbrey, IA former we'll known
resident of Salina, WAS in town last
Monday.
Autumn leaves are strewed thickly
upon the sidewalks and on the margin
of the streets.
The numerous green fields i'm this
neighborhood remind Us of May, not
chilly November.
The Kendall theatrical troupe have
engaged the Opera House for the first
week in January.
The anthracite coal used here this
season is a much better quality than
that Of last winter.
Republicans, stand by your colors
Nothing was ever made by deserving
the party standard.
Friday WAS the last day for registra-
ton and there was general rush for
the City Clerks office
We do not think there is candidate
ON the county ticket who will receive
less majority than 800.
Wedeeply sympathize with our es-
teemed contemporary across the alley in
his severe attack Of pink eye
"All Saints Day" Tuesday, was
observed by the Catholics of this city
with services at their church.
The case of the City Of Salina VS..
Trosper, now I'm the Supreme Court,
has been continued until December.
Mr.. Freeman Kingman announces
this week that he Is candidate for
county commissioner i'm this district. |
Eberhardt 4 Co., are shipping mat
tresses Of all kinds south and west.
They have more orders than they can
iii.
The huge reflector to he used i'm |
lighting the new Lutheran church has |
been received and il to be hung to-
day.
Judge Hanback, and J. T. Hayward
started for the Mcpherson lakes this |
morning TO indulge In a little duck
hunting.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart has removed a
house to lots near Mr.. ID. b. Powers
residence, which he designs fitting up
for home.
Mr.. Melbert Is getting along well
with the "big organ" for the Luther
an church. He expects to have il ready
by the first Of next month.
The Literary society meets at Miss
leagues rooms tomorrow evening, To
adopt the constitution and bylaws
and perfect the organization.
Mr. A. Keefer has closed his restau-
rant, having discontinued business
last Tuesday. He proposes selling the
restaurant furniture at auction.
Mrs. J. N. Schwartz, Mrs. Aggie l..
Schwartz, Mrs. Julius Low NEE Miss
Katie CantwelD and Mr.. John J. Gels
arrived from Pennsylvania last Satur.
day.
We understand that there Is some
talk Of replacing the crippled sidewalk
'n Seventh street, east side, from the
Opera House south, with substantial.
new walk.
There was q large crowd of people
lpon our streets last Saturday. The
oavements were crowded and Salina
vas booming all day. The merchants
lad Q good trade.
The NJ. f. church il closed for inside
repairs. II Is being repainted and cal
,imined. No services were held i'm the I
,hurch last Sabbath. Services will he
held next Sabbath.
Mr.. F. +. Randolph. of the firm of
?. Goodnow d Co, is again In town.
he Is accompanied by his brother, Mr..
n. Randolph, ONT. Carmel, Ill.,-a
miller Of that place.
There is some talk Of bringing ,be \
@ell-knOwn Tennesseans to this CITY \
We believe the Opera House would 0
not hold the crowd that would flock \
y hear this great troupe 4