The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-18

, fer them. The visitors at the Fal
must be surprised 70 End 50 great
numter and such a variety. Will
we may possibly omit mention Of Al
such articles, the lsdies have calle
our attention to the following:
Display OF eartridge-box. bayoDel
watch and other articles from the bal
tle-field OF Gettysburg, loaned by Rev
q. .. Gotwald.
A hne collection Of antique books
and among them q hible published II
1918; loaned by Dr.. Hewitt.
Bible published I'm 1854 loaned b.
W r Gels.
Chinese articles, by Mrs. B.
Hancock.
Piece Of colony money. Georgia, b.
Mr. McEBterfee.
Bridal tea set-75 years oId-by
Mrs COlgrove.
Dog made Of 5000 900 destroyed
greenbaeks, by N. ID. Berg.
DOll-5O years Old-bY Mrs. r. ]
Watson.
Ygil-5O years old-MB 81 Well
ibgtOn.
Saueer-l25 years old-and grand
mothers wedding slippers; by Mrs
g e Culp.
Calico and cup, 100 years old, by
Mrs. A. l.. Davis
Cup-l4O years old; cup, saucer,
and spoon, 50 years old; by Z. @
Ebling.
Piece Of silk from Ireland, I25 years
old, by Mrs. NJ. Kennedy.
Piece of Line0ln's monument, by
Mrs. J. ID. n. Conrad.
Revolutionary war knife, by w
H. Shaffer.
Cream pitcher, owned BY the great
grand mother Of "Grandma Under
WOOd"-herself 81 years old.
Cream piteher-lU0 years old,
brought from England, by MFs. B. g
Hancock.
Snuffer trays years old-by Mrs
Jacob Dewitt.
Card basket from Italy, by Mrs
ShellabargeT.
Speetaeles $50 years old, by Mrs Il
81. Tuttle.
Periumery bottle so years old, by
Mrs IS G Parker.
PetrIfied Fattlesnaks and other
specimens, by w Wells.
Sugar bowl $50 years old, by Mrs
AL Davis.
Cup and saucer belonging to the
Adams family, Boston, over 100 years
old, by Mrs. NJ. +. Morrill,.
Platter 100 years old, by Mrs S.
Seaman.
Spinning wheel Of lsst century, by
Mns j. J. Crippen.
Among the additional loans were
very interesting bOttles,by Mr. Hueb-
ner.
Indian bracelets. interesting horse
shoe, bottle and chain aud q stone
from the ruins Of Ft. Tieonderoga, G.
+. Bartlett.
Book, 1856 years old, by Steward
Knowles.
An oil stone between % and 100 yrs
old, came from Germany, by Joseph
Phillips.
A collection Of old spoons, samples
and letter stamps from Scotland and |
Ireland, by Mrs p Hughes.
Mexican fish and bird, by Mrs
Dick Mcconnell.
A handsome clock, by Mrs Ben
Military sash and shoulder straps
worn by s G Parker, by s. G.. Par
ker.
Sword worn by s G Parker dur
ing lS62-83. by S G Parker.
Key TO Libby Prison, by Judge |
Prescott.
Book, regulations for the Confeder-
ale states, by Judge Prescott.
Il
Basket made by q blind man, box
Of wood, old beads and pin cushion,
by Mrs. Supple:
Plate 3 years old, by Mrs VIM.
Addison.
Plate, by Mrs. TN ID
Old baeh's sewing machine, Rev.
GOtwald.
Beautiful shell from California, by
Mrs. Beekman.
Chinese pitcher, by Mrs J c Cav
erick.
Indian bow and arrows, by Capt.
Baker.
!. Bale of cotton, by Mrs ] C Gaver-
lex.
Specimen cross, by Mrs Moulten.
Hand painted kittie, by Harvey |
Evans.
Chinese bible, Pekin Gazette, Chi |
nese letter paper, by Rev Dreyer.
Cup from New Mexico, DR.. Hewitt. |
Hand painted dog, by Mrs. Mitchell. |
Water cooler from Old Mexico, by |
Mrs G T Hilton.
Cup and saucer, l2l years old, Mrs
Baird.
Glass dish, 100 years old, by Mrs
n T Baker
Tidy, by Mrs A Davis.
Card case made Of wood from Mt |
OF Olives, by Mrs. Criss
Pictures OF singers taken so years |
ago, by Mrs Criss
Candle stick, 20 years old. by Mrs
Dewitt.
Old Journal of ITO, by c t Hill
ton.
Confederate money, piece Of Regi- |
mental flag, l25, Ill, Inf, by Prof
Aged books, by Prof Brinkley.
Chinese embroidery; Chinese pen,
and other interesting Chinese articles,
By Mrs. Carmony.
Books 100 years old, by Mrs
Beads over us years old. by Miss
Lizzie Eberhardt.
satin Jewelry. Mrs g Parker.
Paper giving an account Of the |
death Of Geo Washington.
A Star fish, by Mrs Shaffer.
Night cap wOSn by Mrs. Lays |
$50 years old.
Neektie worn before and during the |
late war, by Ms Lay.
Candlestieks over 100 years old, by |
Mrs n T Baker.
spread, spun and woven by great
aunt Of VIM Hersey.
Limb Of 3 sweet gum tree, by Mr.
Goodwin
A clock livery old, by Mr. Fleck
A clash loaned by Mrs Carmony,
will be interesting TO any one. II
you don't know what II IS, ask any |
old lady.
Articles Donatsd.
Glove box, donsted by E. w. ODE