The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

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Miss Grace BOnebFake, Of Abilene
IL a guest Of Miss Katie Addison.
Corn greatly benefited by the lat
rains, and will make . full, round
crop.
Mr. A. B. Martin, Of Bradford, Pa.
Is visiting his brother. Mr. c. s. Mar
tin.
Rev. A. J. HsFtsOek will preach a
the Lutheran Church next Sunday
morning.
Save your money for Sells great
circus. 1t is one Of the biggest show
travelling.
Mr.. J. n. Anderson has purchased
G. E. HuttOn's stallion Reckless
Amount, sl.OOO.
Rev. A. J. Kiasell spends his sum
mer vacation in Ohio. He Is alread y
In that State.
SIR. ID. Whitehead Is getting out his
plan for q new residence to be built
on his South Santa Fe lots.
We are Informed that Lee Veatch.
recently shot at New Cambria by
Samuel ReaseF, cannot recover.
PlOR ing improved somewhat by the
rains. It was getting 10 be pretty
tough work, the soil was 80 dry.
Mr.. Frank Ferlen found the Lake
Superior regions a more enjoyable re-
sort than the MinnetOnka lakes.
Could you expect an editor to get
up much Of q paper after such q blow
out As that Of yesterday? Not by any
means.
Messrs. Wilmarth q Gilbert have
erected n handsome flagstaff I'm fFOat
Of their carpenter shop, from which
floats fine streamer aud flag.
Mr.. G. G.. Wllmarth has prepared
plans for q residence to be built by
Mr.. J. T. Hayward, at the corner Of
Iron Avenue and Tenth street.
The beautiful flag suspended across
Santa Fe from Campbell a Tuthill's
10 Ober & HagemAn's building yes
terday, is the property Of the John A.
Martin club.
s. MeNabey, an old resident Of OF
tawa county, met with q serious aeci-
dent TO the eye, on the morning Of
July 18th. He Il here under the
treatment Of DIR. Brown aud Is rscoV-
erihg rapidly.
Mr.. Lillard, a commercial man, has |
purchased the Hartman stone resi-
dence property on South Santa Fe.
The sale was made through +. G.
York's real estate and llOan agency.
Amount paid. SllOO.
Some Of the Republicans Of Sallna,
who make a practice Of backing up
their statements with money bets,
find no one TO take their bets that
Blaine will be elected President, and
John A. Martin Governor.
Rev. q. P. Peale writes that he will
be home this week. He longs for the
Kansas climate. He has been suffer
ing with asthma, hay fever and other
Ms. during his absence. He reports
poor prospects for corn, wheat less
han a half crOp-averaging from to
T. bushels per acre.
One Gypsum creek farmer, who has
seen accounted q Click man, stated
N the streets publicly last Saturday
hat he didn't propose TO cast his vote
or "COpperhead Click 80 long Ne he
lad a chance to vote for the man who
% calamity lead his regiment at
Mission Ridge" And thereat there
vas great cheering from the surround
ng spectators.
The Republican 1ambeau club Of
ialina was organized one evening last
week. The following officers Wers
lected: President, F. H. Martin
CO. WilmaFth Treasurer,
3. Jenkins Captain, G. T. Hilton.
'Wenty-seven fiambeaus have been
.rdered, some Of them arriving In
ime for the exhibition yesterday. Il
= probable the membership will great
> increase during the campaign.
Enough canvassing has been done
IA Sallna 10 show that John A. Mar
ms majority for Governor In the
.ity will not fall short OF IS. Two
ears ago Clicks majority was 90.
This Is quite a change surely. The
aartin vote Is = pretty good index,
%, what the majority will be for all
he Republican candidates ON the
'tate aud county tickets. S:-llnA Il
urely redeemed from Gliekism
The Glickites have become furious
= mad 1.-The hest kind Of symptom
hat they are conscious ~ Impending
Iefeat. The Republic aus, Gu the
theF hand, are good natuTed. cheer
al, and working unitsdly for the
pod cause. They haven't time % :
raste wOrls on the street OF engage ,
a street brawls or fights with their !
| tempered opponents. bat they will
ress forward In the good work Of Sc
uring an overwhelming victory Ia
november.
The following persons were elected =
and alteFnates at a caucus I
ED In the city building last Saturday, 4
D attend the sO-ealled ResubmisslOn I
10 be held In Topeka on !
he 10th; Delegates-JOnathan Tink- I
r, c. F. Granger. w. Chlllssn, J. P. 9
rOdine. A. L. Dodge, J. II. King a
IAN, w. II. Johnson AlteFnaies- .
o. Hahford, M. d. Mccormick, g. 4
b. w. Bone, F. Kingman, G. Ever s
art, o. FOrsse. 8. b Thompson, Gal 4
aylOr, H. II. Nash.
The Republican meeting &C AasariA d
Londay night was q grand success In B
Tery respect. Some seVenty-hVs OfOuF p
Plumed Knlghts," acoompanied b. q
le band, went down 10 cur nelghbor. p
g village and helped swell the en- d
Iusiasm. The people Of Smoky View 4
turned cut In force, and q
lmerous people from neighboFing q
were also present IL was n
outtlooP uteeffnp- a nlafferun and 4