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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-16
OHIO IS OURS.
10000 Majority not a Bad
Thing to Take.
he Presidential Contest settled.
A FINE PRELUDE 10 THE GRAND
HOWEVER VICTORY.
Tao HspHbiiesn Cousrsssmsn Gained
Beosisrs N Demand.

Never was there 20 much rejoicing
throughout the land as there is now
over the splendid Ohio victory. II
has been the battle ground OF this
Presidential contest. Both parties
have fought 10 close conflict, like the
ancient phalanxes, for the victory.
Not al inch Of ground has been yield
ed. The Democrats have seen the
importance Of an October victory
and have thrown their best speak
ers, their very bestI work, and a
large portion Of the money at their
command, into the state. But in the
face ofall this, they have met one Of
the most signal defeats OF their many
defeats during the past "A years. It
hes shocked them as sensibly as the
best victory Of the rebellion did the
COnfederates. and they cannot possi-
bly, recuperate by November. They
staked their all on Ohio, and now
they are utterly routed.
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Cambria ohntisrlnu,.
Delightful autumn weather.

I DEliEuAAuA 1uAuulu hNdluGGs
Several Of our young people went TO
Salina Monday evening to see "Uncle
Toms Cabin.
| NJ. ]. Smith Is back for a short visit
with the family Of S. p. DOnmyer.
Julius Helleberg came up from To
peka Sunday morning, and is the
/ guest OF his brOthers-in-law, Edward
and J. H Short.
A social hop was giyed in Mr. Sol.
Gillespie's new house Tuesday night.
and was pronounced one OF the pleas
antest affairs Of the season.
Miss Maude Sl0naker has Just re-
e0yered from an attack Of malarial fe-
yer.
The bridge carpenters are now
lying idle waiting for the balance Of
the bridge to arrive, which is expect
ed daily.
Mr.. Louis Sees had one Of his feet
badly crushed by piece OF heavy
timber falling on it, while at work on
the new bridge.
John b. Gill has rented the Baker
threshing machine, and Is threshing
the large crop Of Mr.. Gothardt Schip-
pei.
The whereabouts Of Mr.. Alex
w. Baker, still remains a mystery; he
was last seen driving out Of Abilene
nOrthwaTd, and started with the in
tentlOn of taking contracts for thresh-
ihg, and no trace Of either him or his
team can be found. Fears are enter
tanned that he has been fOully dealt
with. The report carrent that Mr..
Haley had seen Baker In the vicinity
Of Council Grove, has proven false,
but It Is 10 be hoped he may yet re-
turn
Prof. Packard aud his bonnie bride
arrived Sunday, and are now reeeiv-
ing the congratulations OF hosts Of
friends at the coy little residence Of
Mr. Packard. NJ. Il. HEAD.
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Rsrrlns hsm,-

The new school house 10 beginning
10 make n show. We have gpOd rea.
son 10 feel proud Of it.
To day is q fail day the alr, rau
and chilly, and seems 10 be trying to
rain. ItWould be welcome.
Mrs. Charlotte Murphy. who has
been visiting here among friends, has
returned 10 her home In SehOolcraft,
Michigan.
Two youths Of Berwick, with their
nlaidens fair, hied themselves 10 q
church social over to Hobbs creek, on
last Thursday evening. All went
merry IS q marriage bell, until on the
way home, John growing reckless or
haif way asleep. drove into q gutter,
tumblIng Fred and bis lady-loye cut
on the prairie. Fred says that the
ground was not as soft as L might be.
No bones broken OCCASIONAL.
Oct. elh, 1884
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Notes from Gypsum.


It has been some time since we
burthened the JOURNAL with our
| notes. Meanwhile the ''sear and vel
] low ieaf' has put in It's appearance,
/ and Bryants' Melancholy DAYS have
/ come, but to our farmers they are not
/ the "saddest OF the year, because
they have matured for him an abund-
ance Of snowy white and yellow
| golden corn. IL Is affirmed that John
| ii. kingman has seventy acres that
will very nearly yield one hundred
/ bushels 10 the acre. Ed. GrOee, on
/ the Hawkes. and Ballard land, is
nearly equal 10 IL, and thus Il Is all
along the Gypsum and away out ON
the uplands. Take the eOrn crop OF
the country over. fed 10 hogs and cat
tie, there is hundreds of millions In IL.
Being over at Assaria recently, we
could not but observe the great adj
vantage the railroad has been 20 that
locality. lt has afforded a convenient
market for the farmers, and their
village is building up gradually, and
the mercantile and mechanical de-
partments OF business are represented.
The recent Republican convention
OF the S5th Representative district
held its session in their new school
house, which is great credit to the
town.
Mr John W. Willis, a former Gyp-
sun. .breek boy we believe, presides in
the school.
Geo. McPhail, who used to enliven
the literary societies with his pres
enee and songs on the Gypsum, buys /
wheat Gt Underwood & Cos elevator. |
Swanson & Co. and Johnson & Co /
are active and energetic merchants, /
both carrying a good stock. Emanuel /
Swanson we believe. endeavOrs 20
comply with the Injunction Of the
great apostle
DR.. Knox has increased In dimen-
slons almost IN proportion 10 his well
kept drug store, and expects to be the
NOMINEE OF the opposition for repre-
sentative Of the S5th district, and We
know of no one that would be able 10
bear the grief Of defeat better than
the genial doctor.
The FARMERS are having good roads
and fine weather 10 haul their wheat
TO market, but the price thereof, o,
:
Esquire Batdorf aud Joseph Shaffer
have gone Off apple bunting. We
expect 10 call on them, aud cOugTatu-
late them on their return.
Anthony Farley. having sold his
farm. on which he has resided for
thirteen years, has removed to Salina. /
Walnut township has thus lost good
silizcn, his associates q true friend,
md the Church and Sabbath School
It Summit a taiibfnl worker.
ANEOTATOR-
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Az EnIerur,I0o ReIIobIs ,lov,s

Oscar Seitz can always be relied
upon, not only to carry In stock the
best Of everything. but to secure the
Agency for such articles as have
Well-knOwn merit. and are popular
with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being always enter
prising, and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, will sell It on a positive
guarantee. Il will surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs,
and Chest, and to show our conf
dence, we Invite you to call and get .
Trial Bottle Free.
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will sell at Public Sale At my farm
one-hslf mile South Of Saiina, ai
Il o'clock. A. NJ, on Friday, Oct. 2ltb,
1854, the following stock and articles :
Three wagons, 2 cditivators ana har-
rows. drills, I hay rake, standard
mower, McCormlek self binder. 4
corn planter and markers, / fed
grinder, team of hne farm horses, =
lot OF fine yoaBg csttle. some 6ns
steers, some fresh cows. and seeking
calves. and from 50 20 Ice shoats.
flne large imported Chiua- boar, stock
weighing 100 pounds, come ans brood
sows, I stallion. There win - q
fereb from 500 10 500 Bushels 81 cfd
corn. and many other things not mea-
toned.
Terms Of sale-Slx mOnths credit
win be elyen on notes with good ~
eurity without Interest II paid when
due, 0lhersise there win be l2 per
cent addsd ioil. An under so. cash
before goods are removed.
BAN'L 1lILLEa,
H. 8. PR1CE. AuelionssE
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" "|"..a |... ..II .NI
The senii-annual meellae nf lbs
Saline csuniy s. q Association via
bs held at Bridgeport, ooinmsncIag
ai2 s'ciook WedaeslAy. Oct z2nd,
and coatinulBg untIi Thursday eve.
lhe ed.
TOPICS FOa DIsCUssI0H.
"Wednesday aftsrnoon-Ths S. s. as
sn aFeney 70 the conversion Of the
world headed BY F. G. York. salina.
Evening-Leeture by Prof Hopkins
o. The Salina Normal UnlveFsity-
The greatest s. =. tsacher.n
THURSDAY foreuO0n-''Should the 8
3. close for The winterf'i-led by Rev.
lie veau, AssaFia.
"Is thsS. 5. taking the place OI
home tFainlngG" Led BY Rev. stOlz,
Of BFOokville.
Children's meeting ln the Grove at
II O'Clock. Address by Rev. KIssell,
of SaIina.
Basket dinner At 12M
?. d. "What literature shall we
nse?" Led by Rev. DIR. Bishop. sa-
lima.
Evening meeiing-"Wnl prOhibl-
tion have a beneficial effect on the
rising generation 20
Each :. ). In the county Is earnest
ly requested TO send ct least one dele
gate asd come prepared 70 take an
active part in the proceedings Of the
convention. +. ROBB. Secretary.
aT-pf
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Bsagufal Hone.

I will sell Oa the most favorable
terms my 50 acre farm four miles
southwest Of sallna, known as the
Ed. Whitman place. This Is one Of
the most desirable farms In the county.
II is surrounded by q fine hedge, has
q ine grove Of shade trees, two good
wells and one Of the best bearing or
ehards in the State, consisting Of
peach, plum and apples There are
over 300 bushels Of apples hanging on
the trees, and over Ona-third Of over
20 acres Of wheat that goes with the
place. The place is all under plOw
and being seeded. Call and see me or
address, ]. ) HALL,
Solomon CITY. Kansas.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us e case Of Kid.
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bltters will not speedily cure? We
say they cannot, as thousands Of cases
already permanently cured and who
are daily recommending Electric Bit.
ters, will prove. Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, weak Back, or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They puri-
fy the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale al
soc. q bottle BY Oscar SeItz.
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Eloc6l0u EKOcI4maaOu.
8lATs or Kansas,
Cca1tr q saDna
THE g. isof Ksrsas svhun ths's Frs-laii shaii
oSEzllsa.-Eaee - thsf ]. olsf FoEiss.
E1trlI cl saline stozntgs anEas, 1y riEteeo Of ne
sliaoIllf n ae re.i,i e. b. tAh plociamation
Ttssndap. he "a daV of November, a.
Ttars yin Be hold . esnerai sle-iion and he e.
1eEs a ne time p he eAesea are % fellows, to
Nina Pis-ideutial Elsciora
oaa CsnsIea1aaa fer sth pi1irie;.
Oas Lieuteneat G0FcEnor.
Ona Secretary a safe.
One STATE TreasIrer.
Ons Auditor.
oss AtiSr1ey GsusraL
Ons Superintendent q Pablic Insirueiion-
0na Chlef Jusfico of Supreme Ceuri.
One Asaociste gusticc q supreme couri 20 aii
Oas sinta ssnuior for sl.i District.
one Iudgo for lith Judicial District
Ons Rspssssntaiive icr STA Rspressntailve Dis
osa Rspsu,saiaiivv Cor s5tA Rsprsssai.iivs Dis
one County Atiornsy.
one cosniy suPsrinisndens u Public Insirue-
Oue CierE of the District Court
One oouui1zionsE loS Ne First ComHisaioaer
District.
Aiso Ordered By the Board ol County Commis-
sioners ol Saline county Kan, that a Z be next
General Eiection to Be hei3 On tbe iih day of No
rEmhel, A. D. i38f, thcrc he submitted % the
electors Of saline County, Kansas, the proposition
% vote tor an appr3pTiation equal % Tax ol enc
and thFee-quarfrrI tl9ll mills on the dollar all
the ta1abie rroperty IN SID saline county. The
anount rlired % b applied for the purpoae Of
eztending the Sallua Wafer Horks into ne PARK,
and 81 purchasing about u acres of lsnd lying
learly east Of tho Fraeent Fark, and owned by
John j. 0eis- All tho1e voting for he AppFopril-
iiaa SHALL cause 10 Be printed written on ihcir
hali0ts-for the AppTopriatioa. All thoeo Fo-
ting against the Appropriaticn shall cause 70 Be
pgintcd OF written on their hallois-AFainsi tho
Appropriation.
Vote q electors fsr said oacora ard proposition
Ein Be reeeived NJ The polis q each election
district IN said cuunly.
In testimony whereof have hereunto st ny
had a my once at sllina. In nid eounty, this
OLOF FORssE, sherif.
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Oscar Seitz Is daily having calls foT
Beggs' DiarFhOea Balsain. In cases
Of Collie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Dlarrh@a, DyBsntery, Bloody Flux,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, ETC., Il
will bring immediate relief Every
bottle sold Is positively warranted to
give satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 80 cents. "a 1-y
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.STOCK-AIGiOn Sale

will sell at my home farm two
miles south Of salfna, on
Thursday, October 80,
about 40 head Of graded shorihorn
cows, (sOme mileh cOws.l
50 head Of three year old Steers.
Is head yeaFling and two year old
helfeFs, shOrthOFn stock.
~ calves, same stock.
pedigreed shoFt-horn bull.
pair Of farm mules.
Plows, harrOws, eultivatOrs, moving
machine, hay rake, drill, ahd other
farm implements.
Six months and q years time given
on large sums, with 10 per cent. Inter-
sst. Sale 10 commence at 10 o'eiOck
q. m. ]. ii. PnEUOFF.
n. 8. PRICE, AuetlOneer.
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HON. A. P. COLLINS received the
unanimous nomination Tor Represen-
taiive Of the s5th district, by the Re
publicans, IN their convention held at
Assafia last Saturday. This is pop
ular endorsement very wOrthlly be-
slowed. Mr.. Collins, as a member OF
the last House, worked effectively for
the best Interests OF his constituents,
and a second term In the same place
viii make him q most valuable and
Influential man in the Legislature.
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TEE Ohio election was a test OF the
loyalty Of some Of the Click Repub-
licans to the Republican party. We
really believed some Ofthem ''look
blue" over the news. They know
that a Republican victory in Ohio
means a loss Of votes for Click in
Kansas. What a pretty position a
Click Republican Is placed into feel
depressed by q Republican victory
Think Of q, ye wayward Republicans
and consider Il ye are not In pretty
bad company
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On last Thursday the Republican
convention Of the 3Ist Senatorial Dis.
tEiot comprising Saline and MePher.
eon countiesl met In the court room
at Mcpherson and nominated their
candidate for State Senator. ONLY
the names Of two candidates were
presented, viz: Prof T. ID. Fitzpai-
rick Of Saiina, and Hon. II. B. Kelley.
Of the Mcpherson Frceman. The
saline county delegates balloled i've
times for Prof. Fitzpatrick, the Me
Pberson delegates meanwhile casting
their ballots for Hr. Kelley. Atthe
close Of the 9Th ballot, the Saline
delegates after q short conference con-
cluded 10 vote for Mr.. Kelley, and
when the convention re-convened,
be was made the unanimous
choice Of that body. In Mr. Kelley
we have an excellent candidate. He
b an able man, q flne speaker, and In
every way fitted 10 represent the two
leading counties OF the Golden Belt in
che upper house Of cur Legislature.
He viii visit Saline county during the
canvas and meet the voters face to
face, as Car as be q aale. HIS oppo-
Hent is AF. Cook, Of Mcpherson, q
dse1-insthe-wool Bourbon Democrat
"a kind o. q candidate which g sell
dam elected 10 osice IN a Republican
District during q Presidential year.
We have sc9d assurances frcm some
q are shreWdeal men q McPhcrson
inst sIr Kelley WIN carry hi1 own
- 5 large maiesiiy ever hls
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TIE Prohibition State Central Com.
nittee OF Kansas have put L. H.
Phillips at the head Of their State
ticket, in place Of A B. Jetimore, who
declined the nomination for Govern
or. Phillips Is the candidate Of the
OreenbaekeTs for Governor. This
Democratic device lthe Prohibition
State ticket viii fool no oRP, and will
meet with The contemnl- Lesarves.
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We 10 nol know Of aay medicine
that has gained an equal popularity.
n sneh a short time. Tor the instant
relief Of Coughs and soreness IN the
langa. as BEGus' CHRRRr COUeH
SyRup. It's mild and pleasant 70
lake and viii not injute the most del
icaso infant. saiapie bottles free At
csear seilz's.
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L. r. LANG is the Republican can
didate for Representative in Els
worth county. Afr. Geo. Seitz, BROTH
er Of Mr.. o. seitz Of this place, is an
Independ ent Republican candidate.
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After selling numberless Prepara-
hOns. we are convinced that BEo0s'
TROPICAL 0IL's unequalled. For
Pain, Cuts, Bruises, Rheumatism,
Frost Bites, Chllblains, ETC., It is
warranted BY us. OSCAR SETFz.
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THE Kansas Grand Lodge /. o. o.
F., in session In Topeka, elected the
following officers: G.. w. Jones. OF
Linn county, Grand Master ; J. A.
Campbell, D0niphan county, Deputy
Grand Master; J. c. Walch, Wyan-
dotte, Grand Warden g. F. Burdette,
Grand Secretary; i. Mayo, Grand
Treasurer Charles Krebbs, Atchison,
Grand Representative to the sove-
reign Grand Lodge.
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w. w. WALTON has withdrawn
from the State Senatorial race in the
Washington and Clay County Dis
triet II will probably be arranged so
there will be only one Republican
candidate In the field.
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ST. JOHN, prohibition candidate FOL
president, issues q letter reiterating
the reasons given IN his speech Of
Saturday night, why he should not
retire from the canvass. The letter
is addressed to Professor Theodore d.
Woolsey, Of New Haven, Conn. ;
Hon. Thomas Talbot, Of North Bell
erica. Mass. Hon. Noah Davis, Of
New Yerk City; Grant Goodrich, Of
Chicago, IN. John V. Farwell, Of
Chicago, III. Rev. r. NJ. Hatfield, Of
Chicago; III; OvingtOn Lunt and
William Deering, Evanston, H., and
John Evans, Of Denver, Col. whose
nnmes we're appended to the pub
iished request In the New York
1ri5Has that he should withdraw.
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We have a very desirable house aud
lot pleasantly located. good neIghbor-
hood. that We desire 10 trade fog q
farm. Open only 50 days.
FRANK G. YoRK.
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REPnBlIoAN MEETINes.

The Republican Central Committee
Of Saline county have made the fol-
lowing appointments for meetings ia
the various school houses and halls OF
the county
DAYTON No. 9-James DOrninger
school house, Oct. Il; a p Collins,
Jos Moore, J Weaver, j Frederick
son.
Solomon Tp-Poheta school house.
Oct. Is; A r Collins, Jos. Moore, L +
Carver, & J Frederickson, 4 L Bond
Eureka Tp-Bridge school house,
Oct pa Jos Moore, a z Collins. Il
+ Carver, G } FredericksOn, T l.
Bond, c W Banks, J Wayne Amos.
Gypsum Tp-Pliny school house.
Oct 2ith; a p Collins. Jos Moore, J
Weaver, II Logan, l. ii Hole, 4 l.
Bond.
Liberty Tp-Star school house, Oct.
Odd; a 2 Collins, J II Burton, &
Frederickson, T + Carver, jos Moore,
T J. Bond.
Walnut Tp-Summit school house.
Oct. 20th; a p Collins, Jos Moore, T
d Fitzpatrick, G J Frederiekson, I l.
Bond.
Mentor school house, Oct. 2lst A
p Collins, Jos Moore, Henry Logan,
7 ID Fitzpatrick, NJ d Sampson, c w
Banks.
Greeley Tp-Iron Mound school
house, Oct. 2jth; & ] FredericksOn,
A P Collins, T ID Fitzpatrick, L L
Bond, o Wilson.
Benheld school house, Oct oath
Il Il Carver, NJ ID Sampson, Q w
Banks, o Wilson.
Cambria Tp-COx school house, Oct.
23d; CS Martin, J Weaver, L l.
Bond. NJ d sampson.
Cambria school house, Oct. 9th
A p Collins, Jos Moore, ] Weaver, T.
J Fredericksou, Il + Carver, & W
Banks.
Elm Creek Tp-Bean school house,
Oct. 9th, { + Faulkner, Henry LO-
gan, T ID Fitzpatrick, NJ d Sampson.
LOckard school house, Oct. Goth
G Z Faulkner, T D Fitzpatrick, c
w Banks, n II IloOmis.
Smolan Tp-Holtman school house,
Oct. 2Sth; a Z Collins, Jos Moore, c
J Frederickson, J Weaver, II Logan.
G w Banks, NJ d Sampson, L II
Hole.
Solberg's school house, Oct. 25th ; J
Weaver, Jos Moore, T J. Carver. J o
Wilson, Z 5 Martin.
Smoky View Tp-Assaria school
house, Nov. Sd; A = Collins, II +
Carver. II Logan, J II Prescott, NJ d
Sampson.
Bridgeport school house, Oct. Goth T;
A p Collins, Jos Moore, III Logan, 4 |
/. Bond. I II Hole, n ii LoOmis.
Salina. Oct. 30ih; Johnson, Ex.
GOV. Anthony.
Falun Tp-Aug johnson school |
house, Oct. 3lst; a p Collins, J Wea-
yer, I d Fitzpatrick, T L Bond, c |
w Banks
Washington Tp-School District 43,
Nov. 1st: A 2 Collins, Jos Moore, /
Ed Nelson, G ] Frederickson, I f
Carver.
Ohio Tp-Davaria sehnul house, !
Nov. 1st: + + Carver, ] II Prescott, |
T L Bond, n d Sampson, n II Loo
mis-.
Pleasant Valley Tp-Powers' school
house, Oct. 3lst; c L Faulkner, l. II
Hole, n II Lo0mis.
Glendale Tp--Mulbcrry =. o. school
house, Oct. 2Sth; e L Faulkner. II 5
81 D Sampson, c s
Martin.
Spring Creek Tp-Brookville, Nov.
ID; c + Faulkner, Weaver, 4 L |
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FEw Of the old soldiers have any
use for Click since they have read his
rebel record in the J. B. johnson
speech.
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YESTERDAY, Justin NJ. Morrill, was
reelected u. s. Senator by the Yer
mont Legislature.
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THE Democrats have carried West
Virginia by from 5000 to 5000 major
ity. Large Democratic losses every
where
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Nnllos al I,.nlnn -.

Notice is hereby given that ths
bonds voted for the two bridges In
Elm Creek township, Saline county,
Kansas, on the llth day Of July, IS
81, will be issued on the 25th day Of
October, 1884.
J. A. BANKER, ! Trustee,
l.. ID. HILL Clerk.
ROB'F CANE Treasurer.
Elm Greek Twp, Sept. SOth, 1884.
90 "a
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NOTICE.

CITY Clerks OFFICE, salina, Ks,
RlOTICE b hereby given that the Registration
~ Poll Books of he City of Salina. KanEls, for
The Purpose % rcgiration, viii Be closed for ten
days preceding the eleeiion % Be heh On Tuesday
tha fih day ol Noyemhsr 1854.
The Registration Poll Books uill therefore bs
elossd on
Saturday, the s5tA day Of Oct., 1884.
al the clcss Of usual odice hours on that day.
Wilnes ny hand and oaiclai seal, this frst day
Of October A. ID. i6sl.
lsEAL-l S7-5t +, + BOWEN, City CLERK
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The following items political are
taken from the Hays City Sentinel.
c. a. Hitler. uf Salina, announces
himself an Independent candidate for
Judge Of the lIih judicial district.
In the way OF pointer we would
say to Charley, that this is a poor
year for independents.
Many friends Of judge Prcscolf win
regret 10 learn that he was defeated
for denomination 90 Ellsworth last
Thursday. The Hon. T. o. Kinds Of
Lincoln was nomiRated on the first
ballot, and IS highly spoken Of 10y ell
v no know him as in every way fitted
for the position Of Igdge Of the l4ih
Judicial District
Capt. } q. M0hier. who was made
chairman of lie late Resubnission
convention held 90 Topeka. aud one
ol the most Influential Click. Repub-
licans in Western kansas. publicly
proclaimed lass Saturday evening,
that he should support the Republi-
eau ticket from top TO bottom. The
Captain hns spent the best years %
his lie adrocating Republican prlnci
pies and has welded powerful iBllu-
gnce ia the ranks of The grand Oil or
rnnization in this state Tor freeiom
aud equal richls We felt confident
when talking 60 him on the 18Th of
August inst 10 his Office. that he Old
not feel ut home ID the Click camp. /
We welcome BIN back, and hope yet
% hear HE clarion voice raised ir BE- /
half ci the lfW and order party this /
campaign, g. in days Of yore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-16

nemenbaf The nilIlncrT openinE
e aIorss 3 HulchInsa'n t5-dsg aa1
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-16

The President has appointed Frank
Hatton to be Postmaster General.