The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-19

jeans, cottOnades, shirtings, water
proofs, etc.
The members of the Salina Corne
Band, return their thanks to the partle
that gave their assistance in tho lat
concert in aid Of the Yellow Fever sui
fsrers-speciAl thanks to Messrs David
son and Ref of Abilene.
We understand that Mr.. John Lamar
will be q candidate for the Legislature
from Mcpherson county. Mr.. Lamar
would make an able member for oul
sister county, and if Saline county couIe
vote for him no would have an immense
majority.
Frank N. Rossiter will move from
Brookville to Ellsworth, where he will
engage in the practice of his profession
he is . first class surveyor, and his work
has been found to be correct-even
where tested in the Courts of this dis.
trict. Success to him.
Losr-Wednesday evening, between
A. NJ. Claflin's store, on Santa Fe Ave.
nue., and my farm on Mulberry, ono
small Morocco pocket-book, with clasp,
containing between s2s and $50 in cur
rency, and road tax receipt for sl.75.
Anyone returning tho same will receive
q liberal reward. FRED QUINCY.
Mr.. Cavanaugh's Hereford's took first
premiums at the fairs 10 Lawrence and
Topeka. In Kansas City a misplaced
switch was the cause of . collision,
whereby his cattle were injured and
Royal Briton killed. His premiums
there were interferred with on account
of the collision.
An auction of donations to the yellow
fever fund, was hold on the corner Of
Iron and Santa Fe avenues last evening.
A rooster donated by DR.. Jenney sold
for $3.50; pig donated by P. Q. Bond,
sold: body, for $3.50 tail, $3.50. The
successful bidder for the tail has since
donated it to the owner of the pig.
Ovor $50 was realized.
LosT-Last week between the
residence of s. Bradley, on Fourth
street, and my house on First street, q
blue morocco purse containing two $40
bills, silver 10 cent piece and and re.
cipe for curing headache. Tho finder
will be rewarded by leaving the same at
the JOURNAL Office.
CHARLOTTE STRAUSS.
Mrs. Rowan has purchased the estab-
lishmsnt formerly owned by Mrs. Wat.
kins, on Santa Fe Avenue, south of Iron
Avenue. ana is now opening very fine
stock of fall and winter goods, consisting
Of ladies' millinery goods and notions.
Mrs. Rowan has had long experience in
the east, and will be able to supply the
ladies of Salina with the most fashion.
able and latest styles OF goods.
At the coming Fall Meeting OF the
Oak Dale Park Driving Association,
October End, Sd and 18th, the people
Of Central Kansas will he treated to
some of the finest sport of tho season.
Word has being received from the own
ers of several fine trotters that they will
enter their horses. Among them are
T. F. Cakes, Hsrtsell's Ken.
lucky Chief, the blind stallion, Munroe,
John Dunning. Both Willets and
Houghton will bring their well-known
horses to compete for purses.
By some carelessness in cutting up q
rain on the Kansas Pacific after it's ar
rival at tho stock yards, the car contain.
ing Tom Cavanaugh's herd of Herefords
was damned against other cars on the
rack, throwing the stock off their feet
md badly bruising several of them.
The imported bull, "Royal Briton," re-
,eived injuries from which he died last
evening. This was an exceedingly fine
animal, and had taken numerous first
prizes in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Missouri. He was bred BY NJ. Morris,
If Townhouse, near MadIey, Herford-
hire, Englsnd.-Kansas City Journal.
The announcement in reference to the
exhibition Of Edison's Phonogrsph, as
made in the Advocate Of yesterday, was
! mistake. Arrangements have been
made, however, to exhibit this novelty
n the Methodist church on Monday
tight, and the price of admission fxed
It thirty.6ve cents, children twenty
'ents, . part OF the proceeds for the ben
fit of the church. As this is the fret
offered the citizens OF Sail.
10 to SEQ and hear this wonderful instru-
nent We predict full house.
At special meeting of the Salina
Iiedsrkranz held Wednesday evening.
September Is, 1873, . resolution was
unanimously adopted, rendering thanks
# the Society to Mrs. Presbrey,
frs. Bates, Miss YungHiesch, Messrs.
Bond, Aldrich, Day, Aldrin, Yungheisch