The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05

ported from Eldorsdo.
The Wellington Daily STANDARD
has been treiled IN the dust.
Hutchinson has laid over sever
miles Of sewers since March.
An Atehison young lady IL treas
urer OF three church societies.
Frank Mckee Of Marshall county
lately sold 100 head Of fat steers FOL
1890.
A carload Of sorghum seed was
recently shipped from Startling te
Australia.
W. p. MeNeaIy Of Ellis was in.
stantly killed ct Hays City Q few
days ago In Q runaway.
The stockton Post No. 20 r. A. r.,
will attend the Ellsworth reunion
and will travel by wagon.
All over the state, the papers re.
port that q largely increased area Of
winter wheat will be sown.
The Topeka Journal suggests m
"alfalfa palace" for some OF the
counties prolific iRthat grass.
The lowest wheat yield I'm Eils.
worth county was 80 bushels per acre
and from that up TO 81 bushels.
Handbook Of the volunteer fire.
men Of Kansas, lSSg." IL q new pub
LEGATION issued ut Junction City.
Kansas II proving herself big
fruit state. All railroads are carry
ing rs much n they can handle.
They raise onions In the neighbor-
hood OF Minneapolis, that measure
fourteen inches In circumference.
An Osborne county man who has
EARNED for sixty years saw his first
seven-sared corn stalk this summer.
Out Of 2Sj old soldiers In Russell
county ll3 draw pensions, the yearly
amount received aggregating as, $50.
The receipts OF the Lawrence
pOstOfilce last week were 81, i0i-a
slight decrease from the same week
last year.
ROsedale IL agitating the removal
Of her powder houses. One Of them
IL within sixty rods Of q public
school building.
Sol Miller has found out that KaR-
sas has an even square mile Of terri
tory for each unit Of the Republican
majority-S2, 600.
The AtchisOn base ball club, which
claims the ameteur championship
of the state, will leave September rs
for tour through southern Kansas.
Mrs. Bell Ball, who resigned her
position n society editor Of the Kan
sas City Times a few weeks ago, will
teach in the Haskell institute at
Lawrence this year.
The Kingman Milling company
has filed lis charter In the office Of
the secretary OF state. Its business
headquarters will be at Kiugman,
capital stock, 100000.
Kansas may have more mortgages
that IL healthy, but she has the stuff
to pay them all Off from n single
years crop. No other state can do
the like.-I'd'icy Fails, NcW Era.
A southern Colorado editor recon-
ends the climate of his region By
the assertion that lambs only q week
old jump briskly over a three-ply
barb wire fence.-LiHcOiH R,pUJIir.
Reading borrowed newspapers Is
very injurious To the eyesight. Re-
member this, We who have borrowed
this paper from your generous and
ObIiging NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reg
istsr.
Dan. Il. Russell Of Kearney coun-
~ sOl1 some school bonds, pocked
the money, 1850, and fled 10 Canada.
The officers are after him, armed
with q requisiIiOn from Gov. Hum
phrey.
Seventy and eighty bushels Of corn
To the acre In Douglas county. A
field Of 100 acres Is worth twelve to
fifteen hundred dollars now, hut I'm
the spring will he worth twice that
much.
The highest yield of wheat upon
the college farm this year, was upon
the west half OF the field north Of
the barn. I'm which n measured pOr-
ton gave 50 bushels to the acre
Manhattan IBdHsfridiisi.
The IeavenwOrth coal company
are now working 4OO men end are
or forty freight ear loads. The Riv-
ersIde employ leo men. The Home
IS men, the Brighton ~ men.
The arrest Of David Poe, at Leav-
with seven counterfeit
silver dollars in his procession has
led To the discovery of an oTagniZed
gang of counterfeiters who have
been operating in the Missouri val
ley cities.
Manhattan IL the center Of n rich
fruit country. Some Of our orchard
lists have harvested a. many as 10000
bushels Of apples In a single year.
Apples, peaches and grapes are
daily la large quantities.
Manhattan R'pHbiic.
There has recently been some cor
between the officers Of |
I he cotton mill company and eastern
will result adyantageously to Tope- |
ka. The building Is completed and
ready for the machinery.
Two boys named Carlson had a
terrible hight with a boar near Pres
ton while trying to pen him up. The
elder hoy was knocked BOwn by the
animal aud horribly gored in the leg
aud thigh 10y the tusiIes of the boar.
He was barely rescued alive.
The voters Of Cloud county will
have a special election October I TO
vote aid 10 the Omaha Kansas h i
Southern railway through four
Of the county. Concordia
The county seat, will vote on q sim
liar proposition September -.
II is no disgrace that Governor
Ross Is setting type in New Mexico,
aud Tom Moonlight IL n Missouri
Pacific freight agent at Kansas City.
II only shows that both men have
Kansas grit, aud are cOnstitutiOnally /
To lOafing.-EHswOrfh Re
porter.
The Cherokee strip will doubtless
De- opened to settlement next year.
We are pleased To see the Kansas
'ity Times IL not holding out en-
on this subject, by
an early adjustment be-
ween tine Americans and whItes.-I
Grant County Register.
]. 7. Hartman now brings In an ear
II corn which measures fourteen
Ind One-half inches, aud J. v. Wood.
house last Monday brought us three
talks Of corn which grew on one
Illl, each stalk containing four large
'arp, making twelve ears to the hill.
-SyirdH GrOrc SCRtiHei.
Senator ingalls, has been invited 10
ltliveE the address at West Point
\ Hillary Academy In October upon
he occasion Of the presentation Of
he portraits Of Grant, sherman and
the gift of Geo. w. Childs,
4 Philadelphia. His public duties
nd other engagements have COM
,alled hin, IN daelfna the Invitation /