The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-02

Ed. JOURNAL.-Please allow space
| in your valuable paper for . few re-
marks by an Unparalleled penInan In
this part Of our glorious Kansas.
l am pleased to say tliAt the jour
NAL is always . welcome guest among
MS and ! believe Il TO he to every ones
interest TO cause his name to be placed
upon It's subscription roll. Every
thinking man ought certainly to guard
his own interest
The prospect for . rich harvest this
fall II very good. The late sown
wheat II doing much better than was
expected. Little can he said I'm regard
to the corn yet. on account Of the re-
cent great amount Of rain, but looking
over the various kinds Of farm prod
ucts growing, Il gives the farmer good
cause To rejoice, and / don't know but
what the business man feels . little
safer when handing over his 10 cents
for his cigar, knowing that II the
farmer makes money he will more
promptly settle up his accounts.
1t does . person good to watch the
movements Of his neighbOrs when they
are moving onward In the right direc-
ton, because 1t gives the faltering
hope vigOr. For instance. we notice
new and larger houses here and there
raising, and the old ones receiving
new coats Of paint, and knowing that
the parties thus improving their farms
but few years ago came to this cOun-
ty nearly penniless. Does ii not seem
to say to the poor man, Work on and
in q few years you will be able to do
the same. In this neighbOrhoOd the
people are thus moving to the front,
and il would require too much space to
give the names Of all the parties that
are busily engaged In building, paint
ing, etc. Some one told me that this
great excitement is caused by the fact
that the annual meeting of Aug. Lutl-
eran Synod has been called to meet ut
LindsbOrg, July 9th and quite large
number Of visitors are expected from
nearly every state of the Union. Very
well let the causes he what ever they
may, II will convey the idea to every
visitor that the people are an enter
prising people, and that this State can
offer wealth equal to that Of any east
ern State. I need not say that the
Of u good moral character. although
tuc gIcut HuuJoItty VI tueul oIC
"Swedes." Perhaps that word should
not have been used? did not mean
any harm. We are all Americans,
and do not wish 10 stumble on the
good "DeacOn's" corn fields, nor do
wish 10 shorten any rats" tails.
The acts and deeds Of good men will
speak for themselves.
] am glad, however, that do not
reside west Of Salemsburgh. I mean
where "Simple" resides, because IL
seems from his communications that
his neighborhOOd is morally some
what troubled with a disease called
gangrene, ut least some very painful
jug disease has troubled "Sihip!e"
very much, and judging from some of
his expressions we would he led to say
that the first symtOns are dizziness,
and the effect ON q young man would
consequently be, that he would inn
agine himself and all the rest of the
young folks married, rs shown by the
statement that "Mrs. G.. F. BrOdins
was dangerously ILL" That Charley
intends. like every other young man,
to enter into the matrimonial state, is
evidently clear from the fact that some
one just like him can he seen frequent
ly vending his way towards the south,
but OH business Of course. We are
glad to think that the disease NEIL
toned will not prevail long, ~
''Simple" has promised 10 act AS doc
tor. That il right doe!
ABRACADA