The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-17

Edward II. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Der
rington.-aged years.-ded of membraneou
Group c1fuesday last and was buried the yes
terday. 9 Our warmest sympathies are witt
those who mourn and feel most painfully the
loss o. the bright little boy
Harvest is upon us and in the midst OF it the
cheap corner is selling more goods than any
house in the west. Call in and be made happy
by ODER, Bond s. Wilson.
Mr.. T. J. Lyude, Of Kansas City, was III
town last week, visiting with his friends and
they are very numerous. Accompanied By Mr.
Frank Goodnow, he started for Denver last
Sunday. Tom and Frank propose to LAY of =
in tile mountain atmosphere for week or so.
Lieut.. Frsnk West of the 9th L S. Cavalarv Is
visiting Mr. J. NJ. Coombs' family. The Salina
Cornet band gave him serenade on Tuesday
evening. Lieut.. West has been for several
years upon the plains, fighting Indians. and
he has the reputation of being brave and
competent officer.
l warn all people from paironizing Prot
Ormsby. thinking that they are patronizing
me. No matter if any person tells you that he
is working for me, for he is not
w. s. LOVE-
! 1t Is estimated that at leas: five persons have
already gone into Kansas where one has left il.
aud the influx into the State bids fair to be very
large this season. Already the great tide of
! emigration has commenced. and people are
pouring in for cheap homes, with renewed faith
in our grand yonng State.
There was an outpnurng OF Ellsworth peo-
pie into SalIna last Friday. and we acknowl-
edge pleasant calls from Mr.. Montgomery. of
the Ellsworth Reporter Mir Ilnrd onn-..--
attorney; Dir. Sprgg, county clerk Judge
Miller. Mr.. VIM. Tompkins and Hon. G. A.
Atwood, representative of Ellsworth county.
The county clerk gives notice in this paper
that the Board Of Equalization will meet at the
county clerks office on Monday. the 9th OF
July next. All persons who feel themselves
aggr1eved by assessments heretofore made can
/ then and there make their appearance, and
have mistakes and errors rectified
An exciting horse race took place near the
fair grounds last Saturday ID. f. Doneoan's
Nellie w. r. Gels - Dapplc" and Judge
Beebe'S - Old Gray -" were The participants in
the turf doinss. 1t was "A straight quarter mile
track. and Me race was won by Mr.. Doncgan'S
Nellie. She came in several feet ahead and
handled herself gorceously. x
Among the best and most thrifty CxfTners in
Saline county are those who live/6n what is
called the Solomon bottom. " 4 They have
well improved farms. good stock money in
bank. md are in NEST easy circumstances
They have certainly realized by this time that
farming in Kansas i about as profitable rs any
business.
The Smoky Valleys have elected the follow
iug ocffcrs lst nine. l.. w. Bates. captain:
rhco. Very, treasurer w. ;. Lowe secreta-
ry +. L. Dawen, president; u. Z. Wagg,taff
II. Il. Wallace *. Jea'rie' and H. Mcdaniel,
directors. II. ). Cunningham has been elected /
captain of the 81 nine and w. ID. Dexter cap
tain of the 81 nine.
The following patents were issued TO citi- /
zenS Of the State u Kansas during the week
ending June Sth. 1915: Clothes driers, Geo. /
Bent. Seneca Portable sheds, :. J.. WiSwel, (
Olattc. Reported by Fitch K Fitch. counsel /
lors at law and solicitors Of patents, No 81 /
PARK Row, New York. through John Foster /
counsellor at law and corresponding solicitor
at Sana.
Good harvest shirts from Scots, to $l.00 .
COttonade pants per pair only 80 cents.
Good cottOnade pants per piir only 81.
Jean. pants per pair only - cents.
Linen suits only $3.50.
Good cottOnatie suits only $500 to S. %.
Boots and shoes lower than any body, at
the cheap corner OF Obcr, Bond Il WiSon.x
We understand that Col. Phillips, before his !
departure for Washing on. promised to send
in the name of Hon. T. l.. Dond to the Presi-
dent for the position of Register of the L. :.
Land Office at this p,ace<r. l.. "outpetitioned''
Old petition himself. Recommendations for
Mr.. Bombs appointment came in large mum
bers from nearly every county in the land
district.
Flummerfelt says jim Smith is Il - and
all Liberty knows 1t ; and Jim is on his muscle
aud says Tiummerielt is another We are l.
called to sit in Judgment on the case. We re-
serve our dccISion until the 10th of June. 1876
II may be Jim had reference to that date. In
to take a drink of--sodl water, and become
amicablc. one toward the other.
Now that we are assured Of crops~ Of pro
liSious'' size we hope that all those who have
pride in our county will unite in earnest effort
to hold coanty fair this fall< And we should
begin oar efforts in this direction just now. II
will take several months to prepare properly
for an exhibition Which should be made the
best in the State Of Kansas. And neighboring
counties should be Influenced TO join with u,
in this g cod undertaking.
The daily prayer is: MAKE those hail-stones
rs big as hens eggs knock down the products
Of Massachusetts, Ecw York and Connecticut
soil. and leave Western Kansas to harvest the
best crops that were ever raised in America.
This may be called sectional bitterness :"
)ut under the circumstances no softer wish than
his could be expected from a people who have
suffered for many months from al the plaques
lii agricultural country is likely 10 experience
Prof. Allan Curr delivered his lecture.
Storming the Blstile,' al the Presbyterian
church, last Tuesday evening. lie spoke to
air audience, although the night was intense .
V hot and many did not attend the lecture on !