The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12

say that i. Is decidede,ly Interesting and
amusing.
LosT-SOmewhere between the depot and
Faulkner & Wlldman's land Office. large red
pocket book containing S57 In currency. re-
ceipt from C. s. A. T. Sander land agents.
and an envelope containing private papers.
The finder may keep the currency il he will
please return the papers to this Office.
Our readers In the western part OF the coun-
ty will find Messrs. Freeman & Co., Whose
drug store advertisement will be found in this
paper wide-awake, reliable drug house, and
always aiming to supply their customers with
the freshest medicines. The proprietors are
agreeable gentlemen and practical druggists
$1,000 Kansas fruit trees for sale, all OF the
best quality, ADD such as are adapted to our
climate. All kinds Of email fruits and shrub
berry and evergreens, apple trees II Ia cents
each strawberry plants IS cents Der hundred.
1 will show you such fruit as grows on these
trees at Horticultural Fair Saturday. Go and
see IT, II. l.. JONES.
Mr.. j. Benell, the sewing machine man. Is
still 10 Salina and has rebuilt and repaired
thirty-fve machines. all Of which are giving
entire satisfaction and many say their machines
run better than they ever did. Now Is the
time to have your machines repaired while you
can have good work done and for low prices.
Bring In your machines soon, as cannot stay
without plenty Of work. Soft
The undersigned Is now ready to receive
rags for making either stair or floor carpets.
will furnish the best five ply carpet at IS
cents per yard stair carpets at Is cents per
yard. Some Of my work can be seen at Klien's
store, Commercial Block. Santa Fe avenue,
where it Is on sale or inspection. Shop on
Fourth street, north of Farmers Elevator.
JAMES W. SMITH.
Farmers and all others having articles they
think worthy Of display can have them for.
warded to the St. Louis exposition by leaving
them with Mr.. Oscar Seitz. Mr.. Seitz was In
st. Louis last week and found that while other
counties were we'll represented In the Kansas
Pacific display, Saline county only had one
sample Of grain, and that was left from last
year. Bring in fruit, grain, vegetables, or
anything.
By an oversight last week we failed to men,
ton the death Of Mr.. II. John Doyle. at his
residence on Eighth street, on Friday, August
Both, aged &c years. Mr.. Doyle had long re-
sided In Salina. His unsssuming quiet ways
had made fast friends Of his many acquaintan.
ces in our city, and his death will be remem-
bered with sincere regrets. His funeral was
attended by the members of the city fire com.
pany, of which he has been member since its
organization,
Will the editors of the Saline County JOUR.
NAL Please accept my thanks for the highly
complimentary notice In the columns OF the
9Th inst, and permit me. now, through them
to thank my many friends for proposing to
make me candidate for the Office OF County
Superintendent Of Saline county. While fully
appreciate the honor conferred BY their conf.
dence In my ability to I'LL the Office credItaby.
must respectfully decline appearing as can
didate. AMANDA NJ. DOOLEY.
Salina. Sept. 9th, 1873.
From Mr.. Amos Elummerlelt We learn that
quite serious accident occurred near Linds-
borg last week Monday. Mr.. George Lutz.
Mrs. Jukes. Mrs. Page and Mrs. Gray had
been to Mr.. L. u. Holmberg's orchard for
peaches, and on returning, Q dog chasing .
rabbit rushed past the horses. The horses b.
came frightened aud turned short on the road,
breaking the tongue, and started for Linds-
borg. As they turned, Mr.. Lutz was thrown
from the wagon, and Mrs. Jukes and Mrs.
Page and three children jumped out. While
Mrs. Gray was attempting to follow with .
child In her arms, her clothes caught on the
break and she was swung under the wagon
and dragged some distance. She dropped the
child In the center of the road, and was car
ried about sixty rods when her clothes tore
from their fastening and Mr.. Gray fell to the
ground.
The Kansas City Expedition opens next
week, and will undoubtedly be ahead OF any
exposition Of the year west Of 81. Louis. The
managers Of this grand exposition have been
exceedingly fortunate in 30 conducting the
business thereof as to gain and merit the con-
idence Of the public. Kansas people look up
on 1t as mainly Kansas institution and take
great pleasure IN contributing to it, success.
Among the ''outside attractions" this year the
presence Of the King Of the turf "Rarus," the
fastest trotter In the world, will be the most
interesting feature to those who take IN inter-
est In that amusement. Edwin Forrest and
other flyers are also to be on exhibition.
10 the mean time no labor is spared to bring
together q grand display Of farm products,
stock, household and manufactured articles,
ETC., 10 interest tho sishtseen. No doubt
many will take advantage Of the low ntes Of
fered on the X. z. and attend the Exposition.
The Salina Liederkranz and Salina Comet
Band will give q concert next Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit OF the yellow fever suffer.
ers. We hope the undertaking will receive the
most liberal support from cur citizens. The
yellow fever is a dreadful malady. and has
scattered DISSOLUTION throughout the South.
Thousands have persisted and thousands are
left destitute. In some instances whole fami-
lilies have been stricken down. while in some
of the larger cities It Il impossible to secure
sufficient help to promptly bury the dead, to
burn infected clothing and disinfect the prem
ises. Such distress foecib,y appeals to the
charity OF man and deserves all the aid We can
possibly render. The Liehcrkrsnz and the
band are entitled to great credit for their phil