The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15


, Mn. VIM. Bishop hes been in III
, health for sometime, and he's gone sast
for rest and health. She will Wit
friends in Kentucky, Indiana and ILL.,
nois.
Mn. H. o. Ball goes to Winfield,
Ks, to morrow, In which city she
will remain during the winter. Her
son Harry becomes clerk In grocery
store In that place.
Mr.. Cavanaugh was In town yester-
day, on his way from the Bismarck
Fair to his new home ut Oberlin. He
thinks the Fair Association has come
out even on expenses.
We ask our friends to make List
Of the Republican delegates elected In
their respective townships, next
Thursday, to this ONCE Is soon -
possible after the election.
Many an soldier started eastward
last night to debouch on the "plains
Of Topeka" The worst enemy they
will encounter, no doubt, will be "sea
FOAM" Look out for him.
Mr.. J. F. Wellington, trustee Of
Smoky Hill Township, desires US to
state that the Republican primaries
In his township, next Thursday, will
be held at the Carmony school house.
/
Judge J. H. Prescott IL presiding
| over the district court now in session
| in this city. His rulings are always
just and fair and he 10 therefore Q pop
ular judge with our people
Reporter.
The total number Of scholars en-.
rolled yesterday In the Third Ward
School building was 4O5 In the Sec
ond Ward building, lss-quite An in
crease over the enrolment on the iiryt
and second days Of last year.
The prospects are that the County
Fair will be well attended, and that |
the exhibition of products will be %
large and choice as to surprise the Wis
itors. The farmers have commenced |
talking the matter up, and will no
doubt turn out en- n.0ase.
Two diminutive mulish kind Of ami
mails upon our streets, which the New
Mexicans call "burros," have attract
ed considerable attention and made
lots of sport for the boys-their riders.
They were brought hither by Robb
and Jenkins from New Mexico.
We have received from the directors
. copy Of the premium list Of the 81
line County Agricultural, Horticul.
tural and Mechanical Association,
which will hold Fair ct Salina. on
October s, 8 and Z. 1t il Q fine piece
Of work, issued by NJ. d. Sampson.-I
Lincoln Center Beacon. |
Arson Miller, one Of the three coun-
ty commissioner Of Saline county,
Kansas, arrived In the city on Friday
evening Of last week, on his way from
the east. He was accompanied by his
son Ralph, and they took the train
from Waupun for the through trip to
Kansas the first of the week.-Fbnd
Du Lac WIS., Reporter.
In the case of Trosper VS.. The City
of Salins, execution has been Issued
from the District Court and the City's
property, including the fire apparatus,
levied upon. The case is now in the
Supreme Court, and probably steps
will be taken by the City's counsel to
stay the execution.
The Davis county fair Ii to be held
at Junction City October 4 to 7, and
the Saline county fair at Salina Oct.
5 7. As Dickinson county has no
fair this fall, our people will undOubt-
eddy largely attend those Of our neigh
boring counties. We are assured that |
both Sslina and Junction City are
making extensive preparations for q
big time.-Abiiene Gazette.
In another column will be found the
announcement of Mr.. Ed Whitman,
who says that he Is q candidate for re-
election to the Office of Register Of
Deeds. Mr.. Whitman has proved
himself to be . very capable officer
during the two years he has held this
Office, and will no doubt be one Of the
most formidable candidates In the COM
ing campaign. /!
Mr.. C. E. Westling, . former resi- '
dent and law student Of Salins, and
clerk In the Kansas Legislature Of
1879, 10 clerk In the Treasury ut Wah-
ington. He recently married daugh- I
ter Of Gen. Rutherford in that city.
Last year he was appointed by the
Republican State Central Committee =
Of Illinois a. one Of the speakers, and
was posted far and wide - Hon. C.
e. Westling."
Mr.. A. c. Hess, Of Miles, Mich, was
In town last Monday, looking up To-
cation,for grist mill. He Ii the repre-
Of firm who expect to To-
cate mill at some point in western
Kansas. In view Of Salinas railroad I
he was favorably impressed 4
with the idea Of locating the mill here,
although he was afraid that his arm I
did not have Sufficient capital to COM 4
pete with the mills already here. He Z
d now in Lincoln county. He will I
return to Salina next week. Ii
The Topeka Commonwealth. In CIV G
ing the programme Of the Soldier
which takes place to-day In 2
says: Ia
After the soldiers have passed In re- ]
view, on Thursday, Capt. Lewis Han =
back will recite, q they stand ct PA 2
rade Rest" the beautiful poem,
Nothing but Flags." He will be J
by the State nags, which I
ire to be loaned for us on that day. q
The Abilene Democrat speaks - 3
'ollows Of . family which formerly =
'esided here: liz