The southern argus., 1891-11-05
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

ScdgwicEs county ships onion sets by
the car load.
Oswego packers paid s30,0ohzs for
apples this season.
The Kansas State university has in
vented new telephone.
There are over 100 fine horses at the
Abilene races this week.
Father james OHare of Newton, is
visiting the fair at Wichita this week
The Atchison Patriot celebrated its
25th birthday Wednesday of this week.
Topeka men have started in to boom
town named Raleigh in West Vir-
ginia.
Stillwell, Johnson county, has
benjamin Harrison Resubmlsslon
club"
Bazaar, country station in Chase
county, shipped 24O cars OF cattle last
month.
1t is claimed that the frosts have in
creased the per cent of sugar at Medl-
cine Lodge.
The Missouri Pacific wants to hire
some colored laborers to work near
AtchisOn.
Colonel w. A. Phillips presided at
| the Plumb meeting at Sallna laSt tues
day evening.
Jerry Simpson was first appointed city
marshal of Medicine Lodge by Mayor
| Tom McNeal, a republican.
The Holton snake den shows no fall
/ ing off in productiveness. Chicago
orders are being filled every day.
Clay Center has several gentlemen
preparing themselves to enter DIR.
Keeley's Institution at Dwight Ill.
The Oskaloosa Times announces that
Joe Sp0er lately delivered one OF his
'inimical" speeches at the court house.
The Rev. John Turner comes back to
the A. NJ. E. church in Leavenworth.
to which he preached twenty-six years
ago.
A cut of ex-senator Ingalls, in the
Detroit News makes him look like
head waiter beckoning q guest TO
seat.
The ladies of the Episcopal church a
Parsons, are providing an entertain
ment called, "Cradle Songs OF the Ma
tior1s."
"Farmer" Smith, although one o
the most successful farmers In th
world, owns less than quarter sectlol
of and.
Atchison Globe: We have notices
when man begins to take an lnteres
in politics that his wife begins TO wea
made over dresses.
The election will go the usual way !
the Kingdom of Doniphan." l." Sol MI
Ter crushed out all opposition IN co
umn editorial this week.
A Wichita young woman wants youn
men subjected to fac of So for bugg
riding alone on week days and SlO 10
the same offensc on Sunday.
Some Douglas county people talk
cOloniztug in Texas. They will I'm
the Journey to Texas and back to Doug
las county long and tiresome.
The people of Hoxie. which is abol
200 miles east of the Rocky mountain
saw tho mountains in magniticer
mirage just before sunrise recently.
Lawrence Journal: There is a youn
lady in the law school again this yea
The young men in attendance st tt
school speak of her as their 'sl5ter-ll
law"
A country bull stopped a train on Il
r. Kansas Central the other gay. +
could not allow locomotive bclOngir
= to snch railroad as that to butt nj
! off the bridge.
/ Ex-senator Ingalls, spoke for the
Nj. G. A. ut Detroit Monday night ar
. his lecture was SO we'll received that
. will go back on the 29th and speak Fl
another association.
Senator Plumb, who is IL go'
'fgurer," and G. Wood Davis, the st
= tistican Of the peoples party both s.
p" that Kansas land will be worth 500 ;
= acre That settles it.
"a In Lawrence nobody registers exec
=, middle-aged and old men. The "youi
:, crowd" in Lawrence is not interested
- executing the freeman's will, as ligf
~ ming does the will of God.
A paper called the Thomas Cat h
u been started at Hot Springs, Ark. L
~ name belongs to paper in Thorn
:. county, Kansas, where it is appropria
Is Hot Springs might try the Slngcd {
or something of that sort.
Some of the papers are calling
Ralph Burton the Silver tongu
,st orator." General Charles w. Blair
80 and has been for thirty years. !
q. - other 3. :. o. : are base limitations.
Is Atchison Globe: heard an awful
oh lie the other day." Uncle John Fac
~ said this morning. MY granddaus
~ ter was in Kansas City the other d
= and nv son Bill told her that when
g was in Arkansas lately he caught +
;, weighing 300 pounds"
te Joseph Symus, who is running for
~ ~ flee on the peoples ticket in Donipf
-. county, has just completed sll,
~ refidence on his farm of 600 acres.
ID also owns 800 head of fat cattle, or
ne many hogs and has $4,000 in the ba
the proceeds of cattle sale.
ne j. NJ. Kepple of Osborn county,
lat week discovered that $50 head of ST
lu' cattle had been stolen from his ran
'er eighteen miles south of Cawker q
1t The ranch comprises several thous'
acras and has cattle all over il, he
so the loss was not promptly discovered
he Ex-Congressman Perkins has deci'
ed to make Washington city his home
VIII move his family there about,
ed middle of November. He has, h
rht ever. not sold his residence in Osw
-ad | .l.. lcosad II 4 Kansas man v