The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-16

Capt. wildman has received from friends in
the West lock Of Capt. Jacks hair, also
ipiece ofthc rope which 81 twisted - his neck!
The little daughter Of Mr.. Edward Smith,
aged year. months and Il days, died yes,
terdsy morn ng. Of Inflammation Of the braid.
The funeral will take place this Thursday
morning, At II o'clock. We sympafhise with
the parents In the loss Of their bright and in
teresting little daughter.
Mr.. e. Z. Faulkner announces that he Is q
candidate for county treasurer. He has filled
and has justly earned the reputation Of being
one of the best county treasurers In the State.
He is exceedingly popular and will make a
strong race.
New goods! new goods: at the New York
Store; 60 and see them.
| The officers OF the sabbath schools Of Saline
county, will please send names Of their school
No. Of scholars and name Of Supt., to E. w.
Blair Salina. Kan. 50 that report Of the schools
Of s~county may be made at the State Sabbath
OCuOO1 s~Qttutb " ssC1O ~ 6tn Rchha AASu-
sas. October 18th, z3::A and 3Oth.
| A party cf four, from Norws!e-Messrs. E.
H. Brown, E. c. Culp. F. Goodnow. tialna.
Kansas.) and W. 5. wickham, visited the Is;
ands last week, on 4 fishing excursion, and as
q result Of two days sport. brought home some
200 pounds of bass, weighing from 2 IL pounds
up to 3l-2--Nor.cak Reflector.
E. W. Blair, formerly Of the United States
land Office, when it was located here, is now
Receivers clerk in the Office at Salina. and is
highly spoken Of for his courtesy and efiicien-
cy. A. G. Couse. another JunctiOnite, IL In the
livery business at Salina. and keeps horses that
60 as fast and far as any Of Decentralization
City Onion.
Movements are OF foot to establish a course
of lectures In Salina during the coming winter.
We sincerely hope that the people Of Salina
will give such substantial encouragement 10 the
enterprise as will secure entertainment during
the long winter evenings. and not allow our
city to remain so cold, dry and dull rs it was
last winter.
The road bed Of the late II. S. & A.v. r. R..
deceased and nearly inferred. makes most
excellent driveway for the space ola few hun-
,lr-d yards on either side Of the Kansas Pacific
track. It Is good that this mighty ruin can be
devoted to some beneficial purposes. especial
| " when it was constructed at cost to the SOW
ereigns Of $4,000. ~ X
CARD OF THASKS-We hereby acknow ledge
the receipt of SOL so cash and Sill valuables,
the amount donated at the reception. held at the
". E. Church last Monday evening; and beg
all represented in these valuable and much APP
precia,cl rec. ip,s, 10 accept this expression Of
our thanks. u. n. POwEES.
NE POWERS.
| CAHp.-A. NJ Campbell 4 Co. tender thanks
to their customers for their patience and for
bcarance in waiting their turn during the rush
for goods the past week and. Is An apology.
would say that their greatly increased stock Of
goods and very low prices at which they are
selling caused 4 greater increase OF customers
than was expected. They will endeavOr to b.
prepared for all who come in the future.
For your undertaking Of any kind. go tc
the New York Store.
There is family in Salina tn It for general
soundness and solidity is hard to beat. The
members of the family CONSIST Of husband and
wife and six daughters. Take. for instance
their weight i'm avoirdupois. and You have the
six daughters weighing 943 pounds; to which
add the weight of their father and mother, 3Os
and you have the family aggregating l.25l
pounds, an average of over one hundred and
fifty-six pounds each.
;. Prof. Hamilton has under adSisement plar
to raise fund with which to purchase libra
~ for the public schools Of this city. He L
already making arrangements to held an OK
h,bi,ion-the members Of the schools to furn
ish the entertanment-,he proceeds OF which
are to be devoted to this object. He will mos
assuredly receive the hearty support Of ou
citizens in this laudible enterprise.
The Gypsum Valley Farmers Club have per
fected arrangements for their Exposition mex
Friday and Saturday, and invite the farmers
mechanics and merchants who have anything
. they would like to show. to bring it along. l
, is not their intention to award premiums. othe
, than diplomas and special mention in the lis
ticy propose 10 PUNISH. AUS GAPosuAou WI
be held at Eas;ma"'s sehSYSl house.
I Mr.. G. n. Morton, who, has so faithfull.
served the Ka,nsss Pacific as local agent at Ss
4 Inns. has resigned his .posiuon-takinse effect o.
the Ist inst lie has >removcd his family t.
J.. his farm in northwestern Mcpherson county
: where lie wUiengase quite extensively In tn
stock-raising business. Mr.. Norton Is a goo
. business man and esteemed citizen, and We ar
pleased thsk he has deeihetfto- remain in thi
vicinity Mr.. Norton IL superseded at the II
, Dot BY Mr.. James Towns, formerly operate
! at this station aud la,terly agent at Wilson
: who comes well recommended 49,
). Woods Household Magazine. for Qo,., b..
thrust its CHEEKY little self IN our nr.s-nce
1t briueaso US treasurea h.. hen .,,,,.rio,
n the past month. a@3ksi arc deserving Of netice.
5 II is pleasant Smpanion for the childsen du'
e ring "e evenings, and should be in every
Il ANY There Is pretty engraving Of the
4 tnrumo Y esemite. which the publisher 10 Offer
ing as . premium-givinx very accurate idea
save in size and coloring. Of what the chrome
Yosemitsis. Price Of the magazine. 81 ayear
with chrome. $l.5o. Address. Woods House
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