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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25
Notice BY Publication.

State Of Kansas, county Of Szline-ss. Before X.
II. Bishop Justice Of the Peace Of the city Of
SalinA, Saline County, Kansas.
Gust A. Neystrand, Pizintin
Daniel A. Nelson, Defendant.
Saii defendant Daniel A. Nelson, . nonresident,
y is hereby notified that he has been sued 10y sid
plaintiff before said Justice Of the Peace for the
recovery Of the sum Of s2t6..5. That on the end
day Of October A. ID. lssp order Of garnishme Mt
issued for said sum- in said case by said Justice
requiring one 4. V. Rosberg To appear and answer
concerning his indie To said and
that said garnshee by his answer admits in
debetedness TO said defendant. Said defe ndant Is
further notified that said cause will be hean bf.rc
said Justice, on the the :ytb day OF Sovem Der,
lssO, At . o'clock A. =. and unless he appean and
defends. judgement will he taken against him for
said s.ss.16. and the money due from said gar
nishee to defendant applied to the satisfaction
thereof GUsT A. NEYsIRASD.
BY LOvITT 4 WILSON. Attorneys for plaintiff
t0-tw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

"BoyCorTING" is the new name for
the Irish plan Of making rent-collect-
ing by agents disagreeable undertake
ing. The name comes from Capt.
Boycott, an unfortunate agent who
has been trying to farm i'm Ireland for
some years past, but who has been
this season deserted by every hired
laborer-left without servants or farm
hands, and completely ostracised by
the neighbors. He has to import
harvesters from distance and have
them protected by soldiers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

A PRESENT from Queen Victoria to
the President of the United States, in
the shape of q massive desk made from
the timbers of Her Majesty's ship Re
solute, was received at the White
House Tuesday,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

J. w. ROBBINS, of the editorial staff
of the Chicago Inter Ocean, has
established Western news bureau at
Omaha. The bureau is to be the
Western Office of the Inter Ocean, the
center of news-gathering for this sec
ton, including Nebraska, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Kansas and the Territories.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

THE Republican State Committee
Of Florida claims TO have proof of pos
tive frauds which will seat both Re-
publican Congressman. The six or
seven thousand votes they have been
cheated out of. they say, would also
have elected Conover and the whole
Republican ticket.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

GEN. Bob. SCHENCK, who has been q
sufferer for over two years from
Bright's disease, has been restored to
health by diet consisting almost
entirely of pure skinned milk-a diet
recommended to him by an old-time
doctor in Vermont,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

The State University Of Kansas
s'has fallen heir" to 500, 900. 1t was
left to that University by q wealthy
Boston man named Spooner, uncle of
Prof F. H. Snow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

Hon T. &. HENRY has been elected
President of the State Fair AssOcia-
ton. A better choice could not have
been made. He is most excellently
qualified for the position.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

THE fire in the st. Peter insane asy-
lum of Minnesota, was caused by In
cendarism, a patient supposed to be u
mild case having set it on fire in re-
yenge for bad treatment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

JAMES d. ("BLUE JEANs'D WILL
LAMs, Governor of Indiana, died Last
Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25
Notice 10 Tax Payers.
once OF County Treasure

Once Of County Treasurcr.l
Saline County, Kansas.
salina November lsi, ISs1.
Notice is hereby given that the TAX roll for isss
has been placed in my hands for collection. The
following are the several le,ies upon each 500 ~
valuation viz:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

SEVERELY cold weather to the east
of us, to the west of us, to the north Of
us and to the south of us-everywhere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

JERRY DEAN, charged with murder,
was convicted of Manslaughter in the
Second Degree at Mcpherson. Anew
trial has been applied for.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25
Notice by Publication.
State Of Kansas, county Of ssiine-ss. In the Dis
trict court.
Laurs B. Merritt, Plaintiff.

trtft coufI-
Laura b. Merritt, Plaintiff
J. Il. Selby Jr. Defendant.
J. b. ssiby Jr. . nonresident Of the State Of
Kansas and . resident Of the City Of Milvsute~,
In the State Of " sconsn, viii take notice that he
has been sued by Laura Il. Merit, In the District
Court Of Saline County. Kansas. and that he must
answer the petition filed by the plaintiff. Laura b
Merritt. on or before the END day Of December,
issss or the petition vill BE- taken true. and
Judgment viii be rendered accordingly, the nature
Of which will be Judgment against the said J.
B. selby Jr. defendant, for the .um Of Sioa;
With interest thereon 1T the rate Of eight PER
per Annum. from the sosh day Of Ocissr i-so. ar
cording to the terms Of rtain prnm.sory note
executed and delivered to J. ID. sherman,
on the ySrd day Of November. is7s, and vhich mote
vAs aftersard ON to-vit the 3rd day Of Sovem-
Der. ISIS. Transferred to the plaintiff Laura b.
Merritt Who 10 nov the owner and holder there
Of, and that on the 7ist day Of October. is-o.
order Of attachment vss issned by the Clerk Of
.aid Court In said case against The prerty q s.ii
J. n. selby Jr DDyfTT WILSON.
So+s Attorneys for plAIniia
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PRESIDENT HAyEs::sails for Europe
next May, according to the Chicago
Inter- Ocean.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

1T Is stated that Gen. Miles will be
appointed Chief of the Signal Service,
vice Gen. Myer deceased.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-25

The railroad rates of one dollar tr
Chicago and Kansas City continue.
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W. J. HAGLER, Plaintiff,
GEO. N. BROWN, Defendant.

fUVHE above named Defendan will take notice
Il that he has been sued by the above named
Plaintiff for the Of twenty two and o. loo dol
lars that summons and order Of attachment have
been issued for said amount the 18th day Of
November lss0 and returned. and that his proper
~ has been attached and that trial of said cause
will be had before Il. II. Bishop, one Of the Justices
ofthe Peace Of Salina township, In Saline county,
State Of Kansas, At his Once In the city of szna
in said county, on the 18th day Of December 1880.
1t nine O'Clock, a.
WI. HAGLER, Plaintiff
BY CRAvESs 4 BRANIYY, his Attorneys. ls-1v
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In Justices Court. before X. II. Bishop, Justice
of the Peace Of SalnA tow nship, In the County Of
Saline and State Of Kansas.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
AUGUST HEAT.
The Warmest of the Season.

Yes, this weather is fine for the corn.
this August blaze OF red hot sun, and
no doubt it causes the ears to grow full
and iuicy and we appreciate il when the
cobs lie smoking on our dinner plates.
But in the name OF suffering and SWEET
ering humanity we protest against such
heat as that OF Yesterday. Every one
protested and perhaps the united wall
was carried up to the weather clerk and
he cooled things off little. Before one
O'Clock every one whose business called
him upon the street felt himself
martyr, suffering for his principles and
he wanted the torture cut shorter.
About the time the sun crossed the
zenith the themometrlcal mercury had
reached 81, and not satisfied with that
it took Excelsior for motto and
made it 9S. Then nature came to the
rescue, and sent us cooling shower. The
rain fell in large drops, which beat down
the heat. and in the next hour the mer-
curry fell ten degrees, marking SIS at .
o'clock. This was warm enough, in all
conscience, but it seemed relief in
comparison. In the next hour two
more degrees were piled on, and then
the evening decline took place, the mer.
curry falling steadily uutil, at Z
in the evening, it marked 90.
The rain, too, kept falling at intervals,
and prevented the warmth from be-
coming maddening.
But with this heat, though it causei
untold suffering, there was not single
case of prostration or sunstroke. Men
knocked off work in every direction and
took to lying about home in a fearful
state OF undress uniform and managed to
survive. The mills were compelled to
close down or the list OF prOstrations
might have been large. In the printing
offices last night the fig leaf was the pre-
valling style of clothing, and still the
heat was intense. The surviving IN.
tsligsnctr reporter snapped his head for
a lump of ice, and the office and he were
both winners by the change.
The figures themselves are heating to
look at. but il you desire 10 know the
rate at which YOU sweltered yesterday,
the record is a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The water at this point still recedes
slowly, the marks on the gauge last
evening indicating ; feet o inches. Bus
mess very good. Weather hot, sultry
and showery.
The Emma Graham was expected
down iron Pittsburgh last night, en-
route to Cincinnati.
The Buckcye State from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh will pass up this morning.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat
for this morning.
The c. W. Bachelor is the packet for
Pittsburgh this morning. The &. W. b.
il one oil the finest low water boats on
the upper Ohio.
The Florence Never arrived from
Pittsburgh. yesterday morning, with
tremendous load. She was the first
through boat To leave the head waters
and, therefore, caught freight heavy.
She was obliged 10 refuse lot here, ana
started on her way loaded clear down.
The tOwboat Panther was sent out
IRON Pittsburgh to take charge OF the
tow oi the Ben Wood, which ran
through itself at the Sisters Monday
evening. She arrived late last night,
and taking the tow, consisting OF nine
barges, started down the river, but soon
came TO grief. At o'clock yesterday
morning the barges ran onto the bar at
the head of the Island, and in trying to
pull off, the Panther swung around and
went aground on the head OF the Island.
As it Is now, the barges lie directly
across the channel and greatly obstruCts
travel. The present stage OF the water
presents not very cheering aspect 70
the Panther and tow.
The John Wood, with light tow,
passed by yesterday.
The Boaz has grounded five barges of
coal at Beaver Shoals. and the Clipper
lett one at Browns Island.
PITTSBURGH, August 25-River . feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. The Emma Graham left at D T.. NJ.
CINCISNATI, August 25.-River - feet
inch anil rising. Weather warm.
Departed-Parker, Memphis.
Louisville, August 25.-River sta.
tiouary at feet 3 inches in the canal.
Weather clea, hot and sultry. Nirgee
Lee, Cincinnati to Evansville.
CAIRO, August Northumberland
Tower, Vicksburg. Departed-(irand
Tower, st. Louis. River feet II inches
and falling. Weather clear. Thermom-
eter IS.
New ORLEANS, August 25.-Arrived-
Golden City, Cincinnati; kehlor, st.
Louis. Departed-Will Kyle, Cincin-
natl. Weather partly cloudy. Their
mometer. 90.
MEMrhIs, August 2j.-River fell 4
inches. Departed-Guiding Star, New
Orleans. Weather warm.
VICKsBURG, August 25.-Weather fair
and warm. Thermometer 81. River
fallen inches.
nashville. August 25.- River fallen
. feet on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS. August -. Arrived
Hickory and barges, Tennessee river;
Means and barges, New Orleans. De-
par,ed-General Meigs, White river
Colorado, Memphis; Diamond Joe and
barges, -. Paul River fallen inches;
10 feet and > inches by the gusge.
Weather alternately clear and cloudy,
showery and intensely not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
4 a.r.u, accident.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Ueo. b. CAid-
well and Mrs. Geo. ELL, Itss MCNaugh-
ION, were driving in the lower part OF
the ri,v. About IL o'clock they started
ta return end driving along EOit stree;
started 20 cross Thirty-secOnd street.
The f.. 1. .. railroad is placed in the
centre oi this street and approaching 1t
from the south, as these ladies did, on
EOtf, il is impossible IN look either up
or down the track owing TO the mannerin
which the surrounding houses are built.
There l. no Waterman at this point and
il il really dangerous spot. Trains are
passing 10 all hours aUd the street is
considerably used. Some prrcautiou
should be- taken by the city 20 guard ~,
or there may BE- a fatal accident there.
Fortunately there WAS nothing at this
sort Yesterday, but 4 very marrow escape
from death and some severe injuries.
The ladies' heard no noise and With
out fear ol any danger started
10 cross; when on the track
they discovered an engine almost on
them. They applied the whip to the
horse and al the same time the engineer
blew sharp whistle. This so irighten-
ed the animal that he jumped forward,
draaIug the vehicle uil the track and by
turning suddenly, overturned the buggy
and pitched the ladies out upon a pile
OF stones and mud. Mr.. Yves, Thomp-
son saw the occurrence and. helped the
ladies' into the residence OF DR.. s. l..
Brice. corner OF EuH and Thir;y-second
streets. That gentleman, accompanied by
DR.. Reed. was soon on hand, and it was
found that Mrs. Caldwell was severely
hurt on the hip while her hands, arm
aad face were badly cut. Mrs. Bell was
also bruised up butSot so badly as Mrs.
G.. Friends had in the meantime ar
rived, and the injured ladies were re-
moved to Mrs. Caldwelrs home, on Six
teenth street.
The buggy was somewhat broken,
and the horse, which iell. was cut and
bruised little. IL is certainly lucky
thing, that matters are no worse. That
crossing should be guarded. Attention
C0uncilmsn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
Till Tapping.

Yesterday morning, about u O'Clock,
some one tapped the till OF Adams Il
GOcum, green grocers, who have stand
on Main street, a short distance above
Eleventh. One OF the firm had gone TO
market and the Other was in the cellar
when noise was heard up stairs, No
one was seen, however, and nothing was
suSpicioned until four five dollar bills
AMI about dollar in change was discov-
cred - be- missing from the money
drawer.
Las. night about half past seven
o'clock. an alarm for police was sent in
from No. ~. Michaers livery stable. and
the blue coats were soon in the vicinity.
The cause OF the excitement was, that
some one had been going through the
money drawer of Ed. Miller, who keeps
a meat shop at No. 2ll5 Main street.
The party in this case was young lad,
but what his name was no one
knew. He got away with his
booty, however, some five or six
dollars in all. Thepolice were disguised
with last nights work. but nevertheless,
say they suspicioned who the thieves
were in both cases, and Officer Shorts is
sure he knows the party who performed
early in the day. Quite a number OF
the light.fingered gentry are in town
and it would do well ior each and every
one to watch their goods with careful
and jealous eve.