The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26

. msJorIty like that Of QuIncy's!
Rats.
EVERYBODY wears . smile. The
result Of the primaries was 50 salts
factory.
READ the story, the beginning OF
which will be found on the first page
this paper.
MORE than t5,OOO,OOO have been
subscribed In Chicago for the
worlds fair.
A MUCH larger number Of votes
was Polled than was expected. The
interest ran high.
UNCLE JERRY RUsK IL sweet on
Kansas. In fact Uncle Jerry 10 .
toOthsome biscuit.
THE man 81. John IL talking TO
New York audiences. These are
not large, however.
FRED QUIECY may be ss bald
headed As the top Of Pixies Peak,
but he gets there all the same.
THERE will be no independent
candidates In November, rumors to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
ANOTHER month Of the London
strike would have cost London her
port. As it was, Il cost tl5, OO0, 600.
TALK about the Swedlsh-Ameri-
cans boiling the ticket, or any part
Of it! They are not built that way.
wYOMINa's statehood convention
has adopted In Its proposed constI-
tuition . provision for women suf-
frage.
THE canvass became pretty hot
toward the last. But It's all right
now, boys. We have . winning
ticket.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, IL In great
feather this week because the bank
ers of the country are having q high
old time there.
WHERE 90 full q popular vote
IL Polled the fact remains that the
nominees will have no trouble In
pulling through.
We want the friends Of the JOURN-
AL 20 talk about their paper TO their |
friends. Even adverse riticIsm IL
better than silence.
A JUSTICE OF the peace In South |
NorwAlk, Conn, sentenced q B-year-
old boy TO tine reform school for
fifteen years for fighting.
ALAR0E number OF copies Of the |
JOURNAL have been handed or sent /
10 nOn-subscrIbers with the hope
that they may hand in their names.
PERSONS VIII o are not subscribers
TO this paper but have Q copy, are
requested to read Il carefully, and
are respectfully asked to try It q
few months.
AT Quebec, Canada, . great mass
Of the bluff Overhanging the lower
town slid down and covered up Q
large number Of houses. More than
hundred persons were smothered.
THERE IL the periodical scare in
Europe about the imminence Of .
gigantic war. It's . sPeculators'
war, most likely. The wheat pro-
duct IL all awry.
TIE little tempest In q teapot set
going by few interested persons
at the tall end Of the primary can
vass has been quIeted and all 10
lovely and the goose hangs high In
the Republican camp.
Nh. GODFREY on Saturday with
drew from the race for nomination
10 the Office Of sheriff. In his card
Of withdrawal he gratefully return. {
ed thanks 10 his friends for their
support and encouragement.
The ticket 10 nominated. II 10 q
good one. Every man whose name
10 on lt IL worthy Of the support Of :
all good Republicans. IL 10 '
winning ticket II Is good for !
sore eyes. II IL good for the \
health.
The Kansas rebellion IL growing,
but there are indications that lt will =
be windstOrm aud not . cyclOne.- :
n. C.. Times.
Yes, the sruetatIons emanate from n
. sour stomach, and are Harmless
though mSlOderons.
Our subscribers will confer q d
favor on the publisher Of the youRN- t'
Al n they will call the attention Of =
their DelghEOrs and aequaihtances /,
70 the original story the beginning
OF which will be found on the first q
page Of this paper. The story Of o.
Maggie Humphrey will be folloved
BY other stories Of interest written y
for the JOURNAL.
KANSAS CRY laet week Loot three =
games straight 20 &C. Louis and r
again showed lie ability 10 progress
on the home grounds =.
sflef rather brilliant career In the ~
saEt. ~
30 says The Topeka Capital In lie
editorial columns last Sunday. d
oassr stuff 10 print In such . paper, q,
nd e snch time. Whist kind Of %
yasnss were tbeyf Baseball, We sup ~
poss. Who cares for THAR Give Ne A
'smsthlng better, Major. as Ne an
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