The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
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Election day next Tuesday.
lawfully tired"-the opposition
look.
The Republican camp fires are bisz-
Ing high.
Those meetings" make the opposi-
ton weaken.
Col. Spivey has been quite sick for
several days.
Geo. NJ. Hull has entered the bust
ness college Of Jacksonville, Ill.
Go to the polls and cast your vote
for the straight Republican ticket.
Mr.. b. F. Eggleston sends us q
package of Grand Forks, d. T. papers.
Mr.. Eli d. Rutgers carries an arm in
. sling-the result Of broken Shout
der.
Mrs. G. J. Lay and family have re.
turned to faiina. to reside for the
present.
Miss Hattie Hogden, Of Ellsworth.
was visiting Edith Sampson the first
OF the week.
John Buchi has gone on a few
weeks visit to his fatherland,
Switzerland.
The weather has been especially de-
cent for many days. A long contin.
ued Indian summer
Mr.. Frank Wilkeson has returned
with his family from the Far West, I"
70 abide with us again.
Hon. &. +. Faulkner and family
have returned to Salina. and are To-
Gated with us once more.
An enthusiastic Republican rally
was held at the Applequist school
house last Monday night.
Mr.. w. 3. Wells, formerly q we'll
known resident of this city. IL travel
ing for st. Louis tobacco firm.
Capt Hanna arrived from the west
Tuesday noon. He makes some
speeches for the Republican ticket.
As soon as the poles arrive, the tele-
phone men will commence work. A
large portion of the material is already
here.
The Louie Lord troupe were mt the
uptown depot Monday morning-on
their way TO meet southern engage
ments.
Rev. =. Maurer went down 10 Chap
man Creek, Sunday, TO assist In the
corner stone ceremonies of the new
church there.
Mr.. J. b. Criswell, the express car
rier. goes TO Kansas City. Mr.. E. F.
Drake. Of Bavaria, succeeds him In
the delivery business.
Mr.. VIM. Thinker. of Gypsum Creek,
has gone on visit TO his old home In
England. We hope he may have n
safe and pleasant trip.
The youngest child of Mr.. s. Grad.
wohl is dangerously III. but we are
glad to state that, at last accounts,
there was q slight improvement.
The Methodists cleared some SIS
from their supper and art gallery last
Thursday evening. Those who at
tended report very pleasant evening
Some Of the merchants are having
their stores repsinted and otherwise
improved-whitehead 4 Seaman and
ID. J. Addison being among the num-
Der.
Watch the tickets next Tuesday
Don't be deceived by Republican
'.heads" with Democratic bodies"
Scan the tickets carefully before you
vote.
The hand-organ man has visited
Salina since our last issue and min
gled the melody Of his machine with
the soft persuasive notes of the poll.
tician.
The splendid Republican meeting
at Bavaria. last Sunday night, was
an emphatic denial Of the statement
that Ohio township will go Demo
cratic.
The students Of law In this city are
contemplating the organization of a
moot court In which they may discuss
legal lore and become adopts In for
ensic literature.
Tuesday night being Halloween. a
large number Of gates reluctantly
changed owners and personal property
OF all sizes and descriptions disap.
peared very niysteriously.
DR.. Stearns, of Brookvile. was in
the city, Tuesday, to assure his friends
that he would be compelled to disap-
point them next week. There was
eopious flow of crocodile tears.
Those who fail to hear Rev. A. n.
Gilbert's Lecture TO Young Men and
Women, at the Christian church,
next Sunday evening, will miss a
great deal
A large eerenading party on last
Tuesday night, made sleep impossible.
The great trouble was they could not
agree as 10 the time for we hear no
complaint A. 10 the volume.
The colored men had good meet
ing at the church on Seventh street
last Tuesday evening. The colored
men will not vote for a Democratic
tiket-no matter how beautiful the
guise may be.
Col. Geo. c. Lock wood, once Repre-
sentative Of Saline county 10 the Leg
islature, but now connected with Q
grain house Of Kansas City, was In
town . few days ago visiting bis sons,
Dan and Phil.
Mr.. Robert Bowling, the stock man,
has purchased Mr.. c. r. Underworld
residence on Seventh street, and Mr..
Underwood has purchased Mr.. Geo.
Krueger's residence In East Salina-
Two ane properties.
Let each voter constitute himself q
committee OF one to 80 that the 70.
turns nom the various election pre-
einch are returned to the JOURNAL
once Tuesday night, % that they may
- epsodily tabulatsd.