The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

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The best horse Of the omnibus team
Of the Grand Central hotel died las
Tuesday.
Some very dry hot wind weather 70
the past week. A rain would do N
much good.
The election Of q councilman to I'll
vacancy in Second Ward takes place
next Tuesday.
Turn out to the Republican primary
elections next Monday-the last pri
maries this year.
We see II stated that Capt. MohleF
Of this city, is engaged by the Gliekitef
TO stump the State.
Mrs. Rabe, daughter Of Rev. A B.
Kirkland, started for her home al
Oakland, Cal, yesterday.
Miss Birdie Carroll started for Den
yer yesterday afternoon, to enter
school at st. Marys Academy.
The Independent seems greatly
vexed that Capt. Mohler was not drop
ped from the Republican Central Com
mittee.
Hon. ]. 81. CrowelI, U. S. Nail
Agent, was in town yesterday, on
business connected with the post Office
department.
Mayor Bond, Of Sterling, known 70
a number Of our citizens, is the Re
publican candidate for representative
in Rice county.
A good saddle was stolen from Mr..
M. Anderson's barn last Monday
night Has anybody lost the horse
which fits the saddle?
The organization ola Second Baptist
church in Mcpherson has been eff
fected by Revs. w. H. Garnett and
w. Shobe, OF this city.
The same old game: The Saline
county Democrats at their convention
will be made to swallow the brewery
ticket from head to tail.
Mr.. r. G. Nicklin started for the
Pacific coast, Tuesday morning, hav-
ing fixed up his business matters here
in a satisfactory manner.
Mr.. John Anderson, who has been
visiting in Chicago for several weeks,
returned last Tuesday, and resumes
his place at Campbell & Tuthill's.
The Democrats Of Saline county
have called county convention for
Saturday, Oct. 4th. The primary
elections are to be held on the 2d
Mr.. J. b. Darrah, Secretary Of the
Mcpherson Fair Association, was in
town yesterday, advertising his fair,
which commences next Tuesday.
The equlxox occurred on Sunday,
and still we have no storm. The
Kansas weather maker Is evidently
not in partnership with the equinox.
DIR. n. D. Tobey, late Of West Vir-
ginia, has located in Salina. He is
an experienced physician, a very
courteous gentleman, and will no
doubt do well.
Mr.. Walter Baker, Of this place, has
taken a position sn q drug store at
Chapman. Walter is q steady and in
dustrious young man, and will no
doubt have the success he deserves.
Mr.. Fred Smith, under the head Of
announcements, informs the voters that
he is an independent candidate for the
office Of Probate Judge. Fred was an |
old soldier and a gallant one, and will |
run we'll.
We hear that Rev. Mr.. Bro adhurst,
a clergyman Of Louisville, KY, has
been invited to all the pulpit Of the
Christian church, and that Il IL not
known definitely whether or not he
will accept the call.
The big posters for the great Repub-
lican meeting at Abilene-tO take
place one week from tO-mOFrOw-have
been tackled up about town sallna
will be represented in good style.
Dyptheria still prevails. Mr.. Peter
Olson lost one child Friday and a sec
ond child died Sunday. Mrs. Olson
is also down with the dread disease.
Mr.. Peter Mugler also lost a child last
week.
The NJ. f. church design having
their new hell by Christmas. Il will
be ordered from Baltimore, and weigh
about 1900 pounds. We hear that the
Lutheran church. also, viii be sup
piled with bell soon.
Capt. Mohler has added to his nus
merous accomplishments the Occupai
ton Of a newspaper eanvasser. The
Junction City UaiOR reports the re-
ceipt through MOhler's hands Of 81
six months subscription to that paper.
The Band is receiving many CON-
pliments for the rapid progress Il Is
In lie music IL is certainly
an Institution Of which Salina e just
ly proud, and the members should be
encouraged with both the good words
and money OF cur citizens.
Mr.. A. c. Willard, Of Bavaria, Lost
his large barn by fire last Thursday
evening. A number Of articles were
lost with II. The IRE is supposed to
have been set out by some careless
tramp. The structure was 80 K 50
feet. The loss was about $3.50 and the
insurance was $500.
Attention IL called to the annOune.
ment, Of Mrs. A. J. Carruthers and
Mr.. A. D. Goodwin, both Of whom
are candidates for the once Of county
superintendent, subject to the deei-
sion Of the Republican county cOnveB-
ton. They ere both fully eOmpetept
for the plses. aRd each hiss = strong
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