The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

The GoOdnow Mil commenced run.
ming again last Monday.
Representative Stearns was prom
enading eur streets last Tuesday.
Capt. C. W. Banksis building an
addition to his Santa Fe residence.
Rev. G. P. Peale will preach Sunday
evening "On theChristians' duty at the
ballot box"
The livery men were not particularly
pleased with the late season Of "fall-
ing weather"
Judge Carroll returned from Denver
last Saturday. He is looking splen-
didly and feeling we'll.
Missing gates, transposed signs and
bloeksded front doors this morning, all
In honor Of halloween.
The Impromptues next Wednesday
will think the woods is full Of straight
Republican ticket men.
The WitmannHouse is TO be warmed
by steam. The men are now at work
putting in the apparatus.
Rev. Mr.iKissell will return in time
to hold the usual services at the Luth-
eran church next Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Baier will occupy the front
part Of the postofiice building In the
new Campbell & Tuthill block.
II is stated that Salina stands first
among the milling towns Of the State, |
Enterprise second, Ft Scott third.
The Tmpromptu soreheads are sorely |
depressed. They begin TO think that
Saline county voters have no use for
them.
Mr.. Charles King, Of Canadagua,
n. Y, Is visiting his cousin, Mrs. NJ.
D. Sampson. He will remain In Sa-
lima for the present
The BrookvIlle Transcript changes
proprietors this week. The new pro-
prietOr is Mr.. WmIDebitt, formerly q
railroad conductor.
Florence, youngest daughter Of II.
A. Kellogg, q former resident Of this
county, died at KlrksvIlle, No, last
Sunday, aged 9 months.
A vote for the Impromptu ticket is
= vote TO aid the most INSCRIPTIONS
and dishonest ring which has ever
sprung up in Saline county.
Rev. J. w. Estep, Of the United
Brethren church, is stationed this year
at Harlan, Smith county. Rev. Nc
Curdy, Of the Abilene charge, takes
Mt. Estep's church here.
Messrs. Tom Williams, Of the Alb
ilsne Gazette, Mr.. d. G. Rudy, Of the
Enterprise Regester and Mr.. A. r.
Darling, the Well-knOwn livery-man
Of Enterprise, called yesterday.
Prof. T. D. Fitzpatrick has pur-
chased Of Mr.. A. B. Dickinson tibet
lots sonth OF Mr.. DeWitt's residence
on Eelghtb street, and will build a
tWO-story dwelling house, 22x2s feet
With an addition.
On Saturday evening last, the do
mestics Of the Whitman House gave
q fine supper to the hostess, Mrs. Witt
mann, Il being that lady's birthday.
A beautiful card receiver was the gin.
In which they all Joined as donors.
Messrs. Huber and Champion have
located In Santa Cruz, California.
Mr.. Huber arrived from the coast
Tuesday evening. He will return in
two or three weeks and will then con-
duct Mrs. Huber and Mrs. Champion
10 the new home.
The Haywood Minstrel troupe gave I
good performance last Monday
night The audience was the largest :
that has assembled ia the opera house I
for two years. An announcement
was made that the troupe would re-
visit salina at an early day.
The Topeka Commonwealth yester- ?
day said:
T. H. Stout, gentleman interested
In the Topeka, Sallna 4 Western, ar n
rived Monday from New York and @
speaks very hopefully Of the finan- ii
cial afhirs Of the company. :
A memorial service will be held In 81
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath, II
At II o'clock, to pay public respect to Il
the memory Of Mr.. d. l. Phillips, who d
was an elder in that church from its b
origin until the time Of his departure Il
from Sallna q few months since. el
Frank Malone, a former resident Of e
lie visiting his old friends He u
became innOcently involved In the
Dodge City COW boy racket, and suf- A
Tered the pains and panRs Of impris- :,
lnment for a few days Frank-though n
! "cOW boy"-ls not one Of the wild n
1nea :
Elncs the sunshine has come again p
he ImprOmptues have very melan- Ell
holy countenances. They had hoped Al
he mud would keep the voters at re
home. A large vote is q sure defeat b.
OF their ticket The ImprOmptu ring Of
las no NE for Gods genial sunshine. Al
they prefer darkness 10 light Il
Er. J. B. Mathews, Of Portland. q
lEalne, has been visiting his sister =
IIrs A. !. Steward. he was on his =
gay 10 Denver. BE is engaged in the ~
lets root bushes. Il sprohable that
hls company win furnish q roof for A.
be new Baptist church, free provided =
he cOngresatiOn win pay the freight !,
q sane.
The Democrat asks, what can I N
ain fog my party By casting my vote se
BE- . ticket which win boost into Oh
over and authority q lot Of renegade aI
Who are trying 10 get the VI
mces By making Stool-plgeons and 70
ools q q DemOcrsts2 I don't think In
can afford to vote for the candidates to
q disreputable ring which has ri
ching In view but sPOils-present th
I'd future, and which has not the vi
eurara 70 claim that fhav falong M