The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-09


for Representive in this District wal
be nominated.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Jones, OF Pliny, lost
valuable mare last week. "TOO mucl
corn" he says.
Nothing like Il ever on the stage a
Salina. Boston Mammoth Uncl'
Tom. Oct. 18th.
Al. Hine believes Salina to be thi
best town, and returns from Abiien,
to abide with us.
The Republicans OF this Senatorial
District nominate a state Senator a
Mcpherson to-day.
Mr.. c. Bender, the well-knowr
real estate man, is now a permanent
resident Of Abilene.
A brother ct Rev. G.. P. Peale, rep.
resenting a publishing house, is max
ing Salina his headquarters.
The anticipated "cOld wave" put
in an appearance Tuesday morning.
It was a shivering time all day.
The Haywood MastOdons performed
to a very good audience Tuesday
night Notwithstanding the storm.
Judge J. NJ. Underwood is a candi-
date for county commissioner in Nc
PheTson county on the Republican
ticket.
Mr.. J. NJ. DanielsOn states that this
year, for the first time since his long
residence in Kansas, he cut grass on
Oct. LIST.
Messrs. Yates & Brown are having
fine success in introducing their as
phaltum walk. They have a number
Of orders promised.
Mr.. c. T. Hilton has sold his resi-
denee property opposite the second
ward school house to Mr.. Geo. Sher-
man. Amount, $500.
The Republican primaries in the
s5th Representative District least dis
tricD are to be held to-day. the con-
vention will be held next Saturday.
Mr.. J. w. Divilbiss, Of this Office,
was summoned Tuesday by telegram
to the bedside Of dying brother in
Illinois, and started east that morn
ing
Mr.. Frank HawkinsOn. the we'll
known broom corn raiser Of MePher-
son county, and one OF the pioneer
citizens Of Salina, called last Satur-
day.
The Republican Central Committee
Of Saline county meet next Monday
at the law Office OF II 5. Cunning
ham, TO lay out work for the CAM
paign.
The county attorney ease IA the u.
S. Supreme Court may be called up
next week, as the court then will be
In session. Mr.. Foster has gone on
to Washington.
The sun dogs were very conspicuous
last Friday. and there were appre-
tensions according TO the card Of a
severe storm. But II came not and
people were relieved.
Mr. Sam Wilson has bought through
F. c. York's agency Of Mr.. David
Beebe 20 acres Of land south OF Mr.. T.
l.. Bonds place, south of town, pay
ing therefor $50 per acre,
Mrs. Agnes Schwartz, accompanied
by her brother Mr.. John J. Gels,
started for Pennsylvania last Monday
night She expects TO remain at her
old home during the winter.
Mr.. Henry Parmenter. one of the
''old-timers" Of this county, whose
genial face Is always welcome, called
last Tuesday. He is one Ofthe prom
inent citizens Of Solomon City.
Mr Henry Gay. a banker and MEM
Der OF the firm Of Gilbert & Gay, Of
West winstead, Conn, ls in town.
Mr. f. NJ. Hamilton has loaned over
$500, 600 for this firm in Kansas.
The county commissioners have
ordered the tract Of land including
the Gels & Gibbs mill property, now
in Cambria township, set back int
Greeley township, where It originally
was.
Mr.. 81. d. league and family re
turned last week from their prolonged
visit to Maine Miss Clara L. league,
Of the st. Louis Posi-Dispafoh, ae-
eompanied them home from st.
Louis.
Our Martin fiambeaus are coming
info frequent demand. They are
wanted at Russell at the rally on the
2lst, and will probably be engaged for
the meetings at Mcpherson and Els
worth.
Last Tuesday was observed as =
day Of prayer by the w. C. T. U.
throughout the country, and was also
observed BY our local organization in
appropriate services at the Presbyter-
ian church.
Messrs. H. Harms, Frank Go0dnow,
J. J. Gels, and Joe. Philip, are some
Of our citizens who sre attending the
the st. Louis Exposition, and Wit
Messing the gorgeous parades Of the
yelled prophets,
Mr.. Geo. Nicely has bought 4 Hcres
Of land Of David Beebs, near the cor
raj property In the south end Of town
and viii build Rne residence there.
on. The sale vas made through F.
G. Yorkis agency.
A shed in the rear Of the soda water
factory was destroyed by IRE last Fri
day. Mr.. A. J. Holmqvisl's buggy
valued at $3.50, was destroyed. Il was
the fourth night in succession the