The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-07


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he immense Expcrience has fully proven
that an ..arlv start" IN with fall wheat is all.
essential. and farmers are taking advantage OF
this knowledge.
n, II n R,;.,s far many wears a iobber
In notions and fancy goods, In this city, re-
moved 10 Salina. Kansas, Thursday, with MS
,ha." s"I ;.,,.,J. doing . ;ohhino trade AZ he
did here. He is an esteemed citizen, . good
business man, and we are sorry 10 lose him.
success u '"'" -Da'e"p''' '''"~' Do
john *e M and VIE =. Erida, I sssr
SH whIte-fisb which weighed seyenty-fiye
pounds, making total csfch in four hours OF
eIkIy Po s;,s t ~ n .,';, sa..n,, ~. .ha.a
n. rtIes are now spendinp their fifth seasOn NJ
the KineO House.-Bangor (Maine) Wig and
Courier.
We publish this week still another contri-
button on the early history of Saline county.
Il q from the pen of Mr.. A. l.. Brown, and is
of absorbing interest. We hope now that the
early settlers are lat It, they will not "ie'
up" until we have put in print all the stirring
events OF the early history "f our county.
DIED-August lst, 1879, after severe i'll.
ness Of one week, Thos., son Of Daniel and
Mary Donmyer. aged 10 years, 10 months and
q days. The funeral services were largely
attended on Saturday, after " hich the deceas-
ed was buried in the Donmyer cemetery, near
New Cambria.
The county attorney has been ordered to
proceed against the trustees Of townships in
cases where approaches to bridges have not
been built in proper form. or not built at all,
and where signs prohibiting fast driving across
bridges, or notices prohibiting the posting OF
bills thereon, have not been put up In accord
ance to orders.
Mr.. A. C. Walt, OF Walnut township. in
forms us that We were misinformcd rs to his
candidacy for the office OF sheriff. He says he
Is not candidate for that or any other
Office. We accordingly take oil our hat to our
good friend Wait, and offer him royal obeis-
ance, for we have discovered one man who
il not candidate.
A wandering phrenologist has been on q
bump-feeling expedition In these parts, and as
Is usual in such cases has discovered much
latent ability in very ordinary people. In fact
be has found many "Villsge Hampton
lying about loose. who might should the Occa-
sion demand, shake the throne Of some
Stuart like an earthquake.
Messrs. Eberhart & sudeudorf have received
through Mr.. Oscar Seitz. a telephone apparst-
us, the wires Of which are to be put up be.
tween their lumber yard and the mill. This
Is Salinas first telephone experiment. Mr..
Seitz will soon secure an apparatus for bis
store, and thus put the remotest nook of his
establishment within "talking distance" of his
desk.
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O"' ''"c'e"' '"''o au "so"'' M d" ""i"'
was placed temporarily 10 charge OF the new
station at LindsbOrg, few weeks ago. 1t was
supposed that he would only be there short
time; but an order has come from the compa-
ny for the permanent transfer Of Mr.. Gwin to
LindsbOrg. and the appointment of Mr.. T. II.
Davis, recently of Lcavenworth, to the !Salina
station.
We Womb SAY in answer To the article Of the
Advocate of last week that We are in m WAY
disposed to defend the action of any city coun-
eu ar any other body Of men. when in the
wrong Rut we do propose 70 defend the nres.
ont counci, In such uniust ATTACKS "a /. b.s of
late been receiyine. They are At least euti-
tied to more consideration than harbarians,
and OF this fact some Of the attacking parties
do not seem 70 have been aware.
A. letter from Mr.. John Wetherbce written
upon birch bark and enclosed in IN envelope
of bircn bafk, nom NJ. Kineo, Moosehead
Lake, Mann, stases that thafAermomeser at that
place at 5 o'ciockP. H., Aug. lst. stood 20
degrees. m letspr slso avs:
ut hes been oufte cool the mast ten ,Iays. 40
that open wood fees have been quite comior-
table at nights! a chunk OF Ice Is constantly
aeHt =. a'e Wa. .,S s.i. n.,a ca"a,,, an
bounds Of fish the past two and hall weeks"
WeAfe now ha wing smells of divers nation
alitiss-frpm the quiet, long drawn Out. ling
ering smell OF the various puddles which mar
the beauty Of oar landscape. to the o'erpower-