The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26

n The tssey.o salis> cOxny:
hereby annonc. myself As an ini1penden
candidate for Probate Judge.
AUGUST BoNDI
Register all.
Some lively betting.
Vote as you fought.
Vote for law and order.
Voters, be sure and register.
The dust fyeth and people cur.eth
Election one week frem next Tues
day.
Fine moonlight nights for the meet,
inRs.
The '.ho.s" rally has passed into his
tory.
Mr.. c. G.. Culp has gone to Ohio on
business.
Some fine "Indian Summer
weather recently.
Anderson and Hanback, at Assaria
next week Friday night.
NE. Festival in the lower room OF
the JOURNAL Block tonight.
Vote the straight Republican ticket
and have an easy conscience.
The telephone apparatus Of the Cen.
trail office arrived this morning.
A pleasant hop in the lower room
of the JOURNAL Block last night.
Mrs NJ. Gaverick has gone to de-
troit, Mich, for n few weeks visit.
Mr.. p. II. Allison's mother-from
New Hampshire-is visiting here.
The candidates are now all out.
Consider well before you cast your
ballot.
Mr. Frank Rising IL in town-called
here by the serious illness of his little
daughter.
The infant son of Hon. Thos. Ander-
died Monday night, and was buried
yesterday.
The Republican camp fires have
commenced to blaze brightly all over
the county.
The bible agent, Mr.. Thompson,
preached at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
Mr.. w. d. Shaw, of the telegraph
Office of Kansas city, was in town the
first Of the week.
The BrookvilIe people have the
Louie Lord troupe Friday and Satur-
day Of this week.
DIR. aud Mrs. GROCER have returned
from Michigan, accompanied by an
invalid sister of the Doctors.
Mr.. q. A. Marsh. of West Virginia.
o resident of this county years ago. is
visiting with W. ID. Morrow.
Mr.. J. L. Likely has gone TO Plano,
H., to take position with the Adams
4 French Harvester company.
Mai. Tom Anderson, and Messrs.
Finch and Lee-all jolly fellows of
the Modoc Club, called yesterday.
Mr.. A. Collins, the Republican
nominee for Representative in the
s5th District. Is a graduate of Yale
College.
The millinery store of Fugate 4
Snow presented very handsome md
attractive appearance during the
Grand Opening last week.
Mr.. A. T. Sander, Manager of the
American Galvanic Company at Den
yer, removes to st. Louis by request
of the company, and is already there.
The warm weather has helped OF the
newly sown wheat. With continuous
weather of the present kind the draw
backs Of late sowing will be remedied.
Republican voters have commenced
getting enthused, and the prospects
are abundant that the Republican
ticket throughout will receive its
usual overwhelming vote.
The County Commissioners were in
session last Saturday, certifying to
some Of the tax documents TO be sent
TO the State Treasurer. They per
formed no business Of importance.
Senator Plumb was In town Tues
day afternoon an hour or SO, having
driven over from Minneapolis. He
took the "cannon BALI for Ellsworth
and spoke at that place i'm the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. p l.. Gebhardt started
for st. Louis last Monday morning,
for the purpose of seeking medical aid
for their little daughter, who has been
In Q serious condition for several
months.
Capt II. ID. Baker has returned from
the mountains. He has had an attack
Of mountain fever, hut Is now consid
erably better. He states that some
twenty-five persons recently diei of
that dread disease in Sedgwick.
The books for the registration Of vo-
ters Of the city will be closed to-mor-
row night. Those who have not reg
istered are earnestly requested to call
at the city clerks Office, in +. King
man & Co.'S store, and register at once
In the excitement of election day,
forget not to cast your ballot for the
proposition to raise money with which
to erect the much needed permanent
building at the Park. Ii will be
money well expended. and you will
never regret II.
Mr. Oily Green and Miss Narciss
Hurston, both Of Salina, were united
In marriage Thursday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, Rev.
w. Wright officiating. Many friends
Of the groom and bride were In atten-
dance, and q merry time was exper-
fenced.
Hon. Z. f. Faulkner has resigned |
the position he has held ON the new
railroad, and II Is expected he will
return TO Salina this week. to remain |
permanently. The company was so
yell pleased with his services that |
they presented him with handsome
gold watch.
The Baptists OF this city have the