The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-10-25

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yesterday.
Symptoms Of Thanksgiving becom-
ing numerous.
A few hours Of sunshine would now
be a real luxury.
Judge Hamilton will be home the
last Of this week.
Congressman John Anderson was
10 town yesterday.
Chas Sander is an Independent
candidate for Register Of Deeds.
The streams must be greatly bene-
fitted by the late heavy rain-falIs.
The KnlghtTemplars' encampment
postponed one week on account Of the
weather.
Mr.. J. H. Gibson reports SO inches
rainfall for this month and only two
clear days.
A fine full-sized plate-glass front
takes the plsce Of the ancient front at
Whltehead's.
Mr.. c. A. Wengrenn, editor Of the
iSUenRkd HdrOtdeH Of Kansas City,
called yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Merrell and lady arrived
this morning and are visiting with
their father at the Whitman.
Each little tender blade Of wheat is
clapping its little hands with Joy, at
receiving such an abundance Of water.
Andrew Michaelson, living near
Falun, lost his farm house by fire q
few days ago. The FIRE was occasloned
by . defective flue.
Mrs. DR.. GrlsWold, mother Of Mrs.
G. 8. Martin, started for her Ohio
home last Monday, accOmpa MED by
Mr.. Harry Martin and lady.
Mr.. 7. n. Strickler, Of Dayton
township, was married last Thursday |
TO a Miss Sexton, Of Indiana. They
hold q reception at their home this
evening.
The friends Of Rev. Mr.. Antrim
favored him with a pleasant surprise
the other evening, In honor Of his
birthday. Some sixty people were
present.
Callender's Mlnstrels exhibit at the
Opera House tonight. This Is said TO
be one Of the very best Of the travel
ing minstrel trOupes. The prospect
ls that there will be a large audience
The managers Of the Topeka, Salina
q Western expect within a very short
time TO have money on hand TO liqui-
date their Indebtedness and 10 be able
TO continue their work Of construction.
Topeka Commonwealth.
Owing to the continuance Of the
rain, the Knight Templars' enoamp-
ment was postponed until next Mon
day, when 1t is hoped that the weather
will be pleasant enough for the Sir
Knights to go into camp.
The low-splrited ImprOmptues pro-
fessed that II the Democratic Conven-
ton endorsed their ticket they were
sure Of success. Now that this Is &C
cOmPlished, they still go about
round-shouldered, detected, mourneul
lot.
Notwithstanding the storm last
Monday night, the Vending lecture
was well attended. It's said that this
brilliant orator was fully as eloquent
IS ever and that his hearers were per-
foctly delighted with his thrilling SEN
fences.
The ImprOmptu Bosses were buzz
cling the Democratic delegates last
Saturday 10 lively manner in behalf
Of the Impromptu ticket They look
real natural ia q Democratic COnven-
ton and we guess there is where they
belong.
Some Of the people have been proph-
esying the quantity Of mud and mo
bottom" which We had In 1877, when
business was almost suspended for
several weeks and wagons and carts
were useless. We certainly hope such q
M y NJ ID allAG All 1ds I
The Republican County Central
COMMITTEES held meeting last Tues
day afternoon. Among other things
the committee agreed TO place DR.. J.
B. GROCER on the ticket for the once
OF coroner. and selected the following
central committeeman 70 I'LL vacan.
cles; smOian township, John Holm
qvist; Falun township, Peter sOdeF-
berg.
The night Of the election, the jour
NAL osles viii be kept lighted and
warmed, 90 that couriers from the va
riOus precincts bearing election re-
turns win fad 8 place to deliver their
reports and have them tabulatsd at
once. We desire 10 obtain fun re- !
turns 30 that they may be published
In the JOURNAL the Thursday follow ,
ing TIE election.
Mr.. Harry Currey, at Oscar seitz's
drug store, has painted q fine banner 1
% b chung on the outer WallD ct the
Kaight Templars' enoampment. Il :
repEesnts two Crusaders mounted
aPen . stalVaFt charges, bearing alOft q
Ne banner q the maltese .eroas. Il '
y veil desilned throughoul and {
proves Ar. Currey to be quite an art :
ist
We understand that an effort is
being msde to make Oak Dale Park Il
the plAcs for the next State Encamp- '
msnt Of Sir Knights. OF course Il .
depends greatly upon the kind o. &
reception that is given the visiting '
sir Knights next week, - - whether q
his project is carried out or not. II a
he Knights 81 away with q pleasant 4
o. Balina and its people. Y
ong Way towards q State EneamD- Il
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