The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29


Of Register Of Deeds 4 have always endeavorr
to fulfil the duties Of the ofice the satisfaction
Of the people and IL have sosonI .Ii-h..i this oh
i-ct most respectfully Ak the people 81 -alin
county Tor the continuance Of the "fhoe Tor an
other term o. WHITMAN.
hereby announce that am candidate 70
Register 81 D-.is subject O" the action 81 th'
Republican County Convention.
AUGr-I FREEMAN
County Fair.
Lead.n skies again.
Heavy rains this morning.
Autumn winds are signing.
Union SPY, October IL, Is and -.
Union spy, October IL, Is and 10
II commenced growing cooler Tues.
day.
Salina is proud of her memorial ex-
cises.
Republican county convention next
Saturday.
Our County Fair commences next
"Wednesday.
Heywood's Ministries next Tuesday
night-sure
Mr.. Buchi's fine new brick conserva-
tory is finished.
Frequent showers last evening
which will do good
The county::commissioners have re-
ceived the Assaria bridge.
A little fall of rain yesterday after.
noon which laid the dust.
The county commissioners were In
session short time last Saturday.
HcywoOd's Ministries will appear nj
the Opera House next Tuesday night
Union Spy, October IL, IL and -.
Salina beat all other cities of her
size In her mammoth memorial ser
vices.
No Sabbath school or preaching In
the new Lutheran Church next Sab
bath.
The regular quarterly session Of the
county commissioners commences
next Tuesday.
A new office for the Secretary of the
Fair Association il to be erected ut the
park entrance.
Salinas railroad prospects are most
encouraging. She will soon he IA
railroad town."
The plants used during the memo
rial services at the Park belonged Ia
Mr.. John Buchi
Mr.. A. r. Sander and daughter, and
Mr.. l.. q. Wight. returned from Colo
RADIO last evening.
A number of citizens from neigh
boring towns attended the memorial
services last Monday.
The public school children were out
in force last Monday, and filed quite
space in the procession.
A partnership In the law business
has been formed between ii. =. Gun
ningham and 4. w. Banks
Miss Anna r. Crosby, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting her old-time friend
Mrs. r. ii. Gibbs. of this city.
Some $50 were raised among citi-
zens to assist in defrsying the ex peLse
Of uniforming the Salina Rifles.
Mr.. X. p Walker i'm one weeks
time secured one hundred and four
members for the county Fair Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Lawrence, Of the firm of Grip
pen, Lawrence q Co, Of this city, died
at his home in New Jersey, Tuesday
night.
Mr.. X. H. Kerr, a prominent busi-
ness man OF Leavenworth, spent last
Sunday with his brother in-law, Col. |
Spivey.
Senator Lauth, of Leavenworth,
representing the Missouri Valley
bridge company, was in town last Sat
urday.
There will he no Sabbath School or
preaching i'm the new Lutheran
Church until the third Sabbath In
October.
The..Salina Rifles In their handsome
new uniforms and measured tread |
last Monday made quite military ap-
pearance.
ttantio, Il ..olIa,i a.. M, ,fv.r T.,r
sale Of three Leicester bucks-the al.
vertisement being published In anOth-
or column
The horse thieves are about again.
A number of parties living north and
east Of Salina have recently been losing
their stuck.
u. Z. Atchison, corresponding edit
ar Of the Chicago Journal of ObD,-
mrce, Is In town writing up Salinas
business and prospects.
Mr.. X. p. Walker having removed
to Halina has resigned his office rs
Trustee of.Summit township and is
succeeded by f. Thomas.
Miss Emma McCoskrie, who has
been visiting with Mn. r. p. Cravens
for several months, goes to Kansas
City within few days.
Prof. T. J. Rolimsn having resigned
"a clerk of the New Cambria school
district, Mr.. II. BFubaker hes been
appointed to succeed him
J-BPerrin, blacksmith, goes to Colo
RADIO 10 look up new location. Ifhe N
not satisdd with that country he will
return to Minnesota to live. /
Young ladies. the Salina Rifles are
In need Of colors. Can't you make up
. silken banner and give the gallant
boys q chance to fight for something