The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-16

II
the "fore-lorn hope"
Senator Plumb's monument q
Emporis will cost Ga. 900.
Only two Of the eight confined In
the Lawrence jail are criminals.
"Man Drowndedn 10 the startlius
head In Peoples Party paper.
The Enterprise Journal Issued q
daily edition commencement week.
The Kansas City sunday Sun
still lives, but ID now lives In Kan.
sas.
The work Of rebuilding the plaster
mills at Gypsum City has com.
menced.
More towns will celebrate the
Fourth this year that for several
years past.
A portrait OF Bion 8. Hutchins
now adorns the walls Of the state
historical society.
According to Alex Butte geoRrs-
ply Ellinwood and Nickerson are
both in Rice county.
Mr.. Loop, Of Rice county wants
an Office. His name should be of
assistance In capturing one.
The advancement OF rates Of in
surance has created an agitation for
protection from fire ut Hope.
John X. Wright is not devoting
all his time to politics. as his opera.
tions in live stock Of late will show.
Will White reports the great
Kansas Derby now In proRress-
the race between the corn and the
weeds.
Governor Riddle, trusts his COVER
norship boom 10 luck and goes up to
Helena, Mont, on a three weeks
outing.
The editor OF the Tonganoxie
Sentinel IL "onto" the charm that
enables Hicks to be q successful
weather prophet.
A body Of water near Enterprise 10
called Terrapin Lake, named from
the large number Of swapping turtles
that abound there.
The Marquette Tribune thinks the
Rock Island will extend its salina
branch In southwesterly direction,
running through Its town.
Now that the college commence
ments have all taken place, the
state can devote itself exclusively to
baseball, politics and farming.
Notice has been served by the
citizens Of Harper that enough sid
has been received to enable them to
take care OF the cyclone sufferers at
that place.
The Minneapolis Inder 10 opposed
to celebrating the Fourth In its
town on the ground that Il will in
terfere with the national PEOPLES
party convention at Omaha.
Libersti IL in Kansas City as
toDisbing the natives with his cor.
net playing. Liberati IL good on the
horn, but he can't hold q candle TO
Jim Jones, of the Russell Record,
A woman near jamestown who
has to do the spanking for seven
children and keep house for hus-
band and three hired men sold over
$500 worth OF eggs since last year
this time, and made something on
butter besides.
The Ehrsam Machine works has
filled contract this season for 600
Wilson headers and is now at work
on q $4,000 Touring mill at Hills
boro, and q large amount Of ma
chinery for the Acme Cement
Plaster Co., Of Gypsum City.
"Are fish good brain food because
they are raised In schools?" asks
the Seneca Tribune. How can they
be good brain food when the head OF
a fish only contains two gills?-l
LedUenWorh Times. Weigh them
in the scales before you jump at con-
illusions.
A Kansas farmer who received
some seed from the agricultural de-
partment ut Washington writes the
secretary as follows: "Your bIam.
ed cueumbers robbed me of my wife,
so instead OF sending me cucumber
seed this spring send me another |
wife. hear there are q number OF |
likely women In your department"
In reply the secretary said he had
no appropriation from which he |
could draw money TO send wife to |
a widower, but suggested that the |
latter come to Washington and pick |
out one for himself. The secretary
informed his correspondent that he |
has In his department "sOme beauti.
full msidens, many sprightly widows, |
and several well-seasoned old
mazda ~