The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-01-01
srATE news AND xorrs.

A farm adjoining Hiawaths Wa
sold the other day for els, 100.
AIosh Sheldon Of the ElDoradc
Times 10 enjoying . libsl suit.
AtchIson IL the greatest place In
Kansas for man stories.-BHtts.
A drummer for . drug house ID
"making" Kansas on 9 bicycle.
Argonia has dedicated thres
churches within sixteen months.
The Abilene Reflector says Mr..
O'shea has gone to join Mr.. Lease.
II 10 difficult to realize thst Mrs..
Lease belongs to the ''gentler sex"
A Wallace county merchant has
ordered . car load Of irrigsting
pumps.
A section Of land near Hiawstha
II 10 be used entirely for the growth
Of fruit.
Four couples were Christians
tied" at Abilene, according TO the
Reflector.
An Arkansas City man walked
away with sixteen premiums at the
Wellington poultry show.
II Is intImated that Ingalls, 10 very
anxious to have Willis remain In
the senatorial race.-BHtts.
Over 1000 pounds OfchIckens were
consumed at the soldiers home on
Christmas pound to . msn.
A home grown orange was among
the holiday presents received by
Editor Lusk Of the Parsons !SHn.
A Pleasanton man Offers $50 for
evidence which will make out that
his wife IL as bad as she thinks he IL.
A little Atchison girl 9 years old
bought Christmas presents for fif-
teen people with forty-seven cents.
Religious revivals. which usually
follow close times financially, are
prevalent now all over Kansas
Butts.
The Monitor complains that Well
ington Is negle citing rock salt in the
hand for natural gas In the bush, 80
to speak.
The Wichita Star says the jokes
on Wichitas jssPerIte pavement
don't wear out as quick as the pave
ment does.
The Republicans have nominated
J. W. Shaefer Of COncOrdIa for state
senator to succeed the late Senator
SwearIngin.
w. s. Hebron has sold the Kinsley
Mercury to F. Dumont Smith, an
attorney who has become "stuek"
on journalism.
Henry NJ. Stanley used to sleep
under the same blanket with the
late Milton Reynolds in Kansas
thirty years sgO.
A Wichita asserts that he can go
round the world while Mrs. Lease
Is making q "few remarks on the sit
uation. "-BWfts.
The soldiers home at Leaven-
worth has a piano which cost 81 40.
II Was the gift Of Mrs. Commodore
AldIne Of New York.
A young man from Jefferson
county went to Topeka with load
Of produce the other day and has
not siuce been heard Of.
al never could see the wisdom Of
the policy of issuing n currency
based upon a reserve of canned
goods. "-Scndtor TBgdHs.
Two brakemen were recently
blown from n train near Pough-
ksepsie, y. Y, and killed. Now
talk about windy Kansas.-BWtts.
An Atchison woman got uD in her
sleep. III a lamp and went to sewing.
After working quite a while, she ran
the needle in her finger and awoke.
Children never grow old TO their
parents. We heard q man to-day
speak Of his married daughter a.
my little girl."-1tchisOn Globe.
A Sumner county man sold
wagon load Of water melons In
Wellington the day before Christ
mas. italian papers will please
copy.
Whatever may finally become Of
the Farmers alliance, no man will
ever again make $4,000 a year out
Of the state printing In Kansas
BUtts.
There il a new toy rattle on the
market for Christmas. IL represents
an Alliance man sitting loosely In
Senator Ingalls, seat Wichita
Eagle.
Ed Howe says that Atchison's
idea Of q real genuine swell IL q
young man who can afford to keep
his girl out gh-riding longer than
an hour.
There were twenty-one drunks re-
corded on the police docket At
Leavenworth on Friday morning,
most Of them Christmas hang
overs. "-BHtts.
There is going 10 be . whole
mint" Of ninety-day corn planted In
Kansas next season. The great
object In farming in the Sunhowsr
state II to beat the weather.-Butts.I
A good many PEOPLE are bowling
for free coinage who would never
have one dollar to rub against
II the government ground
out specie at the rate Of ten tons per
day.
Railroad Commissioner Green has
gone back to Lecompton, Of which |
place he was q citizen many years
ago. This Is the fret intimation
that Mr.. Green IL troubled with In
somnia.-Butts.
A Wichita farmer dropped his vad
On Willis, and then committed
suicide. This tragical occurrence
furnishes an awful and solemn
warning against betting-on the