The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

Kansas, won go for husking and
cribbing sixty bushels Of corn In
five hours.
A man named SOurss OF Junction
City cut his niece, Lizzie scott, u
years old, up In q fearful manner
the other day.
A son of X. 4. Morgan Of Solomon
vas killed Sunday by the explosion
Of an overloaded gun which he at
tempted to fire.
Jewell Republican: Ii. II. North,
Of this county marketed at Chicago
this month 800 head Of cattle which
brought him tlg. 900 la cash.
Chas. Hatfield, q farmer living
near Hope, while driving fell from
his wagon which passed over his
Il rim, breaking IL In two places.
There IL q farmer in Kansas who
has received 81 $50 In premiums this
year on agricultural exhibits which
he has made I'm different States.
George Martin: 1.-THE old fashion
ed way Of killing q beef, OF chasing
IL over an acre lot until IL frOths ri
the mouth, IL played out Ia Kansas.
Cloud county has q man who can
husk Il6 bushels OF corn In eight
hours, and Cloud county has the
corn for this husky champion to
husk.
The general store Of Henry Sickles
was entered ny burglars Tuesday
night, the safe forced open and rified
Of it, contents aud other articles
stolen.
Osborn Journal: Henry NOland
closed Q season record Of 900 gal
Ions of sorghum mOlasses last We'd
nssday aud smiled sweetly over the
achievement.
The BelOit public schools were
tastefully decorated with the pro-
ducts OF Mitchell county farms on
"Wednesday last, the day before
Thanksgiving.
The Strong City Republican must
have Joined 1.-THE rebellion" for u
very eXubeTantly (hic) remarks:
"rhe moon gets full" about once a
month in Kansas.
Blue Bapids Time: Talking about
corn husking, will Cravens, who II
working for the Layton boys east Of
town. husked lis bushels Of corn
one day last week.
Abilene RCfcctOr: whisky and
business" says the Fort Scott NORi-
tor, "ueVer go together" But
whisky aud suffering, whisky and
crime 20 hand Ia hand.
The Hutchinson NCrs has got In r
paralyZer on Wichita, according 10
10 the Kansas view Of the prOprie-
ties, 10y calling that town 1.-THE
southern rOnfedeTacy Of Kansas"
Gaylord HcrGId: Strangers might
Ice led To believe that this IL q rough
country, but they will learn on In
quiring that the hills they see all
over the prairies are only piles Of
corn.
Ellsworth RCpOrt'r: The largest
yield q! wheat per acre this year
was raised by Sam drill In Column
bia township, from u acres he
tnreshed So bushels, over ~ bushels
per acre.
Marsh Murdoch hunhly admits
that Kansas II n million times bigger
than he IL. Now let's extract like
confession from 1itmOuse TOmlin-
sou, aud the last will Ice heard of re-
submission.
Winfield COHTiTF: Seven hum
dTsn Thousand people have taken up
th 'ir residence in Kansas since the
prohibition amendment was adopted.
They probably came TO see II IL
would ruin the state.
Lawrence Tribune: Marsh Muir
dock was a iOuTneyman printer In
John SpePr's office at the time Of
QuautreIl's raid and saved his life
hy hiding In n well two doors south
of where the Tribune Office II now.
Topeka Journal: They had an
old fashioned husking bee at ATgOnia
q few days ago. One Of the male
guests kissed girl who found n red
ear. She slapped him on the side Of
the head aud he had red ear, too.
Osborne Farmer: An endless
amount Of golden corn Is rolling
into market daily. The price IL low,
but the enormous crop raised will 20
far towards keeping our people Ia
comfortable circumstance during
the winter.
Newton Republican: The talk
about Ingalls, desire To 20 TO Russia
a. minister from this country II
doubtless far fetched. The weather
IL not vet cold enough in Kansas for
such trip n that. Ingalls, will go
to Washington.
Abilene Reflector: The Lawrence
TribUn, has given up its resubmis-
sion howl. Colonel Learuard made
the firing Of Finch the occasion OF
this own getting back into the true
fold. lie was afraid he would he
classed with Murdoch soon.
Jniniists are now called "mound-
builders" at Wellington. Cave
jewellers would he better name for
these sub-cellar viOlAtors Of the law,
though the authority for the desig-
nation doesn't come from such .
source rs Senator Ingalls,.
EmpOria Republican: 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis of Kansas, with whoop Tom
linson la the lead, are using resub-
mission rs an instrument with
which tU split the Republican party
In the state. They may succeed in
knoC king Off some loose bark aud a
few chips. but they will not do much
splitting"
Every visitor to Topeka 10 waltZed
up TO . box labeled "vote for prohi-
billion or rsrubmIssioH," and asked
to cast q ballot. No hotel, well reg
ulated barber shop or cigar store IL
complete without one Of these bal
lot boxes. Just what the vote will
amount To ar effect when counted u
l. not plain tO be seen.
abilene has yet TO Outgrow the
habit of mentioning the appearance
Of each new silk hat among her elti-
zens," says the Hutchinson Nesrs.
The general impression II that Jay
Burton IL the only man 10 that town
vino wore a silk hat, and he has the
txcruciating bad taste TO wear 10 at
the same time he wears . checked
sack coat Il. Z. GiOOe.
Mcpherson Republican: A Kansas
city paper recently Published the
statement that Mcpherson county
had raised sTO.OOO worth Of broom
corn. John N. Lincoln alone has
sl05 900 worth Of broom corn, and
dealers ia Lindsb0rg have handled
as much more. The ether towns
have done ~ we'll. IL 70 safe % cay
that over 500, 900 has been paid out
Tor broom corn In THE county thss
year.