The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-08

In UWe 0IAue
/ Seisssesd from ths ExehsaSss.
Independence Is to have an oil
factory.
Osborne county will try to do away
with the herd law.
Farm hands badly needed in Rus
sell county.
1t ID said that hogs are killed by
eating young cockleburr plants.
| Wild horses being caught in Norton
county.
Three hundred thousand cattle will
pass over the trail through western
Kansas this fall.
The new Baptist church at Win.
field cost $4,000.
Franklin county will probably be
for Hanback, for first choice.
The supreme court met yesterday
for the June term. There Is q full
docket, and number Of cases will be
tried of much interest.
The fair grounds just west Of En-
poria were sold yesterday morning by
Sheriff Ryan to satisfy various claims
Independence Star:
We have on exhibition q sampleof
wool, fourteen inches long cut from q
| COtswold less than u year old, by J.
u. Hambleton, of Sycamore. The
whole fleece weighed lit pounds,
| and this precOcious animal already
has lamb by her Side.
The following prophecy has been
made by q gentleman Of COncordia
"St. John will be the next Governor
| Of the State Of Kansas: st. John will
he elected to the United States Senate;
and in 1884 will be elected President
Of the United States"
Col. J. T. Bradley and family, of
Council Grove, left on Thursday MORN
ing for vacation and visit to relatives
in Pennsylvania. Col. b. during his
absence will attend and participate in
the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
Of A. o. U. w. at Cincinnati, Ohio.
w. ID. Rippey, of Doniphan county,
will he remembered as the self-consti-
tuted candidate for United States SEN
atOr about nine years ago Is in town.
He Is now q Greenbacker and desires
10 assist in paying che expenses Of
that party during the coming CAM
paign. The only reward he seeks is
the g.b. party nomination for Cover
nor. Consent !-krWin Chief.
One Of the reasons why the Girard
Presshas favored the candidacy of j Judge
b. w. Perkins for COngressman-a at
Large has been, because 1t believed
him to be the strongest and most pop
ular man In that judicial district and
Southeastern Kansas, for the position,
| and because he could get the most pop
ular support elsewhere.
John A. Anderson telegraphed his
| "red hot thanks" to the convention
that re-nOminated him last week. Per-
haps the member" from the First
District knows what "red hot thanks"
are, but no one else does.-Ndrion
! Record.
T. +. Hersey, of Cawker City, has
| gonetO Wyoming, with the machinery
for new saw mill. Mr.. Hersev has
been citizen of Kansas for twenty
six years, but now goes to locate per-
manently in Wyoming.
A new band has been organized AT
Lane, under the leadership of Prof.
Rex, Of PaOla, formerly Of SaliHa.
The farmers of Ness county are get
ting more rain than they need, but
the prospects for an abundant harvest
are excellent.
In Prentis' last letter to the Cham
pion he tells about going to picnic
with u. +. Beates, ut Bear Canyon, IL
| miles from Albuquerque. He reports
seeing Fred Kent, who IL postmaster
ut New Albuquerque, and says: 1.-The
patriarch of the Kansas colony is ex-
Lieut-GOv. Slower, who Is q wholesale
grocer of the most wholesale descrip-
ion."-Junction City Union.
Col c. II. Jennison, the Kansas
"Jayhawker," is now located at Cald-
well.
For the painting on the drop curtain
Of the new opera house at Ottawa, the |
Republican wants the picture of l. s. |
kallOch and G.. &. Hutchinson holding
q pOw-wOw with the Ottawa Indians. |
Last week, the Salina Herald copied
q paragraph from our Topeka CORES
pOndence, which spoke of Mr.. Han |
back As being resident of Topeka in |
stead of Salina, as Ia being claimed, |
and rather caustically remarks upon
1t that Hanback, Is claimed by Salina,
and asks If Judge Hollis friends expect |
to build him up by dragging Hanback,
down: Emphatically We answer, No,
they do not. There has been no word
derogatOry to Mr.. Hanback, i'm these
columns, nor have we ever heard any |
but kindly words of the gentleman,
neither did our Topeka correspondent
say aught against him.-BeioH Courier
Col. l.. +. Eggers and Mrs ID. NJ,
Adams were quietly married ut Man
haitian q few days ago. The widow of
the late Maj. Dan Adams and the Ellis
county statesman are the parties.
Major T. J. Anderson's friends-and
they are legion-will be panied to learn
that he is now ut Las Vegas springs,
in very precsriOus health.
My property. including live stock,
was insured by the agency of Branif
4 Cravens', Salina, Kansas. During
the fore part Of the month of May,
had q two year old steer killed by
lightning. Inside of ten days from
that time, they paid me s27.75-the
full value Of the said steer. l have
implicit confidence I'm the prompt
ness, honesty and integrity of Messrs
Bfaniff 4 Cravens.
Signed, J.B. PAUL.
Brookville, Kans., May 3Oth., 1882
Faded Colors Restored.
Faded or gray hair gradually recOv-