The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

FUHLer, Iuiiti~ul anu htiitii ~ UNI
nn. I'VE have at last FOUND man
who il not fanatic lis name II !
lick"
Il Is pretty safe 10 say that the
Arrners have captured The biggest |
wheat crop the country has ever
ynOwn.
Miss Ella Whitman was awarded
he silver medal for being the most
lpt scholar in music, by the Sisters
II Charity.
Hon. G. L. Faulkner returned from
he east last Sunday. He was de-
tanned at his old home by the serious
illness Of a sister.
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart Informs Us
that matters are now arranged so that
work will be pushed In the erection Of
the new Baptist church.
The respectable anti-prohibitiOnist:
IL would give 81 600 rather than have
that disgraceful racket Of last Satm-
day afternoon happen"
"The heroes Ofthe day The pardon
ed saloon keepers" To be responded
to ON the Fourth Of July by either
Foster, BOndi, or Johnson.
Hon. T. f. Garver's open letter to
Gov. Click, in response to the com
municatlon addressed 10 Mr.. Carver
and Capt. Mohler, is a strong dOeu-
ment.
Messrs. Batty x Brown, Of Sparta,
ILL.,, have arrived in Salina for the
purpose Of locating. They find here
numerous Sparta people and feel well
at home.
A heavy storm OF rain and wind
came from the north yesterday after
noon. We are afraid that bad reports
OF "downed wheat" "a a result will
reach us
The proposition to bridge the SmO-
ky Hill river in the vicinity Of Gels
& Gibbs mill, Greeley township, ear
ried by large majority last Saturday I;
Al for TO ! against.
Scores OF anti-prOhibitiOnists unite
In condemning Gov. Clicks abuse OF
the pardon power, and are very Sc
we're in their denuneiatiOn Of the dis
graceful Saturday afternoon proceed
ings.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. Church
will give a lawn social at the residence
of Mrs. H. II. SudendOrfs, one dOol
south Whitman House, tonight Ice
Cream and Cake will be served All
are invited.
We hardly think an apology necess
airy for devoling 80 much Of our space
to showing up Gov. Clicks abuse o
the pardon power. 1t is the all
absorbing topic, and hence we give
Il plenty Of space.
Steps are being taken to organize
city club Of young Republicans. W.
understand that some so young Incl
have already signified their intention
Of becoming members. The city eiu
Of older men will be organized fe'
weeks hence.
Mr.. J. B. Sikking, postmaster q
East st. Louis, is visiting his old Cyl
sum Creek friends and relatives. Nj
| sikking's family have moved to hi
Gypsum Creek farm. He will him
self become a resident Of our count
in the fall.
Mr.. <. T.. Huston, an old settler
Clay county. aud connected with IL
CLAY Center Times, called last Tue
day. He accompanied the eNrursi"
marty. Mr. Huston wns a number
years county clerk OF Clay, aud stait'
the first paper i'm the county.
The Republican primary elections
elect delegates to the convention
July u, winch will elect delegai
TO the State convention, occur ON "a
urlay, July 9Th. The State eonveI
= ton will nominate State ticket, al
convenes In ToTeka on July 10.
The city council met In an adjourn
= regular session Monday night Il
sum Of 81 800 for water works rent
was appropriated. An ordinance foI
new sidewalk on south side Of la
Avenue from the bridge To w
: Berg's corner, was passed.
4 One old soldier. as he gazed on Fl
ter the Martyr sitting On the fro
seat last Saturday afternoon with {
saloon keepers. bearing the flag, sal
"Foster. when he was training vi
the Vallandingham crowd IN Oi
something over 20 years ago, was :
80 much in love with the flag Of q
country"
The entertainment given for
benefit Of the Second Baptist ChuE
last Saturday evening was pretty "
is attended, though the weather was
It unpropitious. We are glad to h
e that a nice little amount was eleai
e for the church. The performai
4 was creiiiabIe, and quite enterta
ing.
rs We are glad 70 notice that
~ friend Major Imam, Of the Herd
N had the sympathy Of almost the
m tire community In the attempted
n sault upon him last Friday event
be The Mcpherson men who 20 quiei
10 and gaIIantlg came to the rescue
much commended for their spirit
=, resenting the insult.
a. The law breakers should not try
make any more capital out OF
howl Of "oosts," IN connection v
70 the prosecution Of the saloon m
They make the coats themselves,
then call on Gov. Click 10 throw
costs on the county. Click and
law breakers are responsible Tor vi
u. ever costs have been made