The Saline County journal., 1889-09-12

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A COW In Atehison nurses pigs.
OsawatOmie hss struck another
gas we'll.
A colt with two legs IL one Of th.
eusiositles Of CarbOndale.
The Baptist church Of Nlekersor
has been dedicated. IL cost 81 800.
The stand-plpe at Minneapolis
holds 800. 900 gallons, and cost q 900
$4,000 cans Of corn hsve been puI
up 1t the EmpOrIa canning factory
Barber county has 5000 acres oI
corn which win yield Z, ,s0o. 900 bush
els.
Many other fields are running sl1
tons to the acre. A good many ars
cutting millet with binders.
Lincoln county claims the corr
king Of Kansas. His name is White
and he raised 5000 bushels.
Kansas farmers have every reason
to expect dollar wheat" before the
year is Out.-GdylOrd Herald.
The new Southern n. r. church IN
Atchison has been dedicated. sl.IOC
was raised to discharge the debt.
Seven hundred and twenty head
OF New Mexican cattle are being fed
ut the Berry ranch, near Strong City
The travelling men say that they
have not had such great sales IN
Kansas for years ~ they are having
now.
The sheriff Of Cherokee counts
preserves the new court house from
destruction by the sparfows with q
shotgun.
The oldest stone house In Shawnee
county was torn down. IL stood In
the outskirts Of Topeka and was
huilt In 1874.
The total receipts Of the Kansas
penltentiary for the month Of Au.
gust were fe,G53.82. The total ex-
penses were ell ,339.S3.
The managers Of the Paris exposi-
ton declined In French the offer OI
The Topeka fambeau club To visit
Paris for t25, 600.
Rocks Record: Robert Stevens
informs US that his field Of German
mlllet produces six tons to the acre,
and IL as good as he has seen.
The FOurt Scott Tribune acknow.
ledges the receipt Of fine, luscious
strawberries since September began,
the harvesting Of a second crop.
A farmer near Graham In crossing
Shetland with Indian ponies. pro-
duces q fancy breed that brings fancy
prices, says the EmpOria Ners.
L. l.. Clawson, q real estate man
OF Wichita, was found dead In
Riverside park, that city, with four
bullets in his body. Foul play is
suspected.
The bethany Quintette," of
Lindsborg Swedish college, has
cleared for the college the handsome
sum Of 5000. The result Of q three
months concert trip.
A barn near NlekersOn was burned
q few nights ago with all its contents
10 the value Of $4,000. Among the
property destroyed were twenty-five
head OF cOTses and mules.
Neodesha Rogistcr: Berry Rhodes
has the honor of bringing the first
load Of new corn 10 this city for 1889.
IL has long ear, fully matured, and
he sold e for % cents a bushel.
It II estimated that forty burg
laries are nightly committed In Kan
sas. Burglars are keen enough to
understand that Kansas IL a state
which has something worth steal
ing.
Wellington Press: The editor
has eat that eats raw roasting ears.
This In not mentioned as an induce
ment for congress to locate the
worlds fair here but merely rs q
freak.
Marshall County Democrat:
Fruit IL too cheap TO taste good this
year. Apples, and good ones too,
sell for - cents per bushell, peaches
80 cents, and grapes cents per
pound.
Wilson county Citizen: There Is
no sense In lying about the wheat
crop OF Kansas this year. as many
papers are doing. The reckless use
Of figures to make estimates high 10
very foolish.
Jewell Monitor: A few days ago
wOrkmen In ChapmAn's sand bank
discovered huge InOlaF tooth, six
feet beneath the surface. The tooth
3li inches In length, and
weighs Sis ounces.
Lebo Courier: Don't you hear the
candidates calling, Mr.. Plumb?
Then you know their tears are fall
Ing, why 50 mum? Time Ii fitting
last and faster; won't you give US q
Mr.. Plumb?
J. w. JOrdOn brought us I'm a pair
DG twins which he found In his corn
field. The curiosity IL a double ear
If corn, fifth-fOur rows Of grains and
.welve add Oue-halI inches around.
-N'mdhd County RcpTbiicdH.
Atchison Patriot: A negro died
IN Kansas City last week who was
IO6 years old. Thus does the rum
ridden city at the mouth Of the Kaw,
lne by one, pluck the laurels from
he brOws Of Topeka and Wichita.
A Mulvane minister came up 10
To see the circus aud seeiug
crowd going into a building went
n also when he found he had dis
covered n genuine Joint. The shock
almost shattered his nerves. Edn-
as city NcWs.
FL Dorado Republican: IL the
!rass crop which will go to waste In |
Kansas this year could be cut and |
old at n fair price it would Yield |
nOugh money TO pay Off the great |
= part OF the farm mortgage Indebt-
dness of the state.
jamestown Hdnsda: The readi- |
less, not to say eageTness, with |
Fhich numbers OF decrepit old men |
How themselves to he experimented /
N with the Brown Sequard elixir |
illustrates the saying, There il no
Dol like an old fool"
The steam sorghum mill has been
hipped from Illinois by the syndI-
ate which has contracted to work
q q portion Of the cane raised for
he Topeka Sugar company. The
lill will he put into operation i'm
lediately at the sugar works.
Lawrence Tribune; Out at SterI-
~ they tell Of n man who, after
uniting all day, found q large snake
one OF his boots at night. Is tt
ossible that Kansas City whisky
etains It's strength even after being
hipPed all the way TO Sterling?
burlington NoRpdrcH: Major
William Sims, president OF the state
lir association, favOrs the suEges-
on made 90 have the great Republi-
IN Dag presentation TO Kansas by
hio take place during the state fair.
oy. Humphrey also endorses the
lea.
Troy Chief: On the farm Of VIM.
.irby, north OF Doniphan, Nathan
ender and VIM. Jett were engaged