The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-28
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l Ellsworth Reporter:
Last Saturday evening ut the Amer
lean House, the marriage Of Miss
Mamie Evans to Ed. Gallery, Of So
lima, was celebrated. Miss Evans
hes been o popular young lady of 81.
lima and the groom IL o miller OF
high standing ut the Goodnow Mills
OF the same city. The ceremony was
performed BY our probate Judge, A.
H. Evans. Only . few of the friends
Of the contracting parties were pres
| ent. Among those present from this
| city, were Miss frankie Langley, in
innate friend of the bride, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. Talks.
| dorfY, Mr.. O'Neal and J. A. Kline,
| Esq. The ceremony took place about
nine o'clock. The toilette Of the
bride was simple and elegant, the
lady filled the trying role with grace
| and dignity while the groom bore
himself as only an honest miller can
| at a time calculated to make men ner-
| for Salina sunday evening, where
in that city. Their friends here wish
them bOnvOyage on the journey OF
life.
Council Grove Republican
The Kansas and Eastern construc-
ton company which got up a big suit
in equity last week to prevent the
building Of the Topeka, Salina 4
Western railroad, doesn't seem TO
scare those Western fellows who seem
bound to have railroad out west
from Topeka through their great
wheat belt" of Kansas. 1t was an
nounced last week that the board Of
directors had re-affirmed their con-
tract with Mr.. Patterson, of Boston,
to build the road, and now IL trans
pires that they did more; they have
issued circular embOdying the
grounds of their claim that the X. *
+. construction company's contract
Is void, and that their contract with
Mr.. Patterson Is valid. Ii looks very
much as though the Atchison and
Union Pacific had bought "pig i'm n
POke."-Commercidi bulletin.
We clip from one of the leading
Boston papers the above notice of the
suit in court over our railroad. 1t
estimates the suit at its real value rs
q simple game Of bluff and "a one that
will and ought to fail. Wen get our
road In spite of them.
Lincoln Centre Register:
At the primaries on last Saturday,
the following ticket was nominated:
Representative, Geo. w. Anderson
County Attorney, q. w. Finch Supt.
of Schools, b. W. Allsworth Probate
Judge, A. Artman Clerk of Court,
J. ID. Miller; Commissioner for the
md Dist, NJ. a. Jackson.
Junction City Union:
Col. William A. Phillips was in
town Wednesday evening, on his way
from the Indian Territory to Salina.
He is business agent of the CherOkees,
and was down there looking after u
land lease of one or more Of the three |
great Salines on lands west of the |
Arkansas river; the lease to run
twenty years. The Salines include |
the great salt marsh also deposits Of |
fine rock salt. The act requires royal |
ty of not less than one dollar per |
ton to be paid to the Cherokee nation.
Proposals were made on the 18th, but !
the terms we understand were not sat
isfactory to the Indians.
Abilene Chronicle:
We understand that J. +. Bone
brake has purchased W. II. Dyer's
fine brick residence near the Presby-
terrain church. Consideration, 50 900.
Geo. Rohrer was arraigned before
Justice Clark on Tuesday, charged
with selling liquor contrary to law,
and fined 500 and costs. An appeal
was taken to the District Court, the
giving bond in the sum of
81 900 for his appearance before the
tribunal in October.
Abilene Gazette:
Senator John ingalls, will he at the
Dickinson County Fair next week,
and will crate To the people.
Solomon Sentinel:
A.P. Collins has been distributing
premium lists and posters of the Sa-
line County Fair to his many friends
and let us say right here that Mr..
Collins will do as much aS any two
men for the success Of the Fair.
Junction City Tribune:
Col VIM. 4. Phillips called on the
Tribune "Wednesday afternoon. The
Colonel made splendid record i'm
Congress which any man should be
proud of, but he did not please the
great money power.
LosT.-Ar oval Hairbrush; finder
suitably rewarded at Crafts Barber
shop.
WANTEp.-A boy 10 to IS years old,
to drive delivery wagon and do chores.
r. T. WATSON.
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you have printed guarantee on every |
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bottle Of Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy
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Are you made miserable by Indi-
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Seitz. ri
E. l.. Bishop has opened an Auction
and Second hand store i'm the building
formerly occupied by the Singer Sew
ing machine Co. 1t IL q good location
and that business ought to be made
to pay.
Prepare for fall suits. A fine lot of
cloths for fall suits received at Sol
berg's.
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