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Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Naw ADvERtsseMEnrs

rFS Salt.
NJ y,rlu, O q writ 0, LeysrI "a rtas, - nia
4 rected, WIN b. ExpO.sd 70 puDlic sac, AT
the hOIol vi Sauue 4. bedsehsh. a. Iohh
Stn1 IN app QuiulmiDk h0haTtu, rev Ssa'
t4e oepnt!, DslaSarf, GA
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9Th, A. D., lssl,
H2So O'Clock. p. m,
Tho following described Real Estate, viz
AlltnOse three following d scribod tracts
sr parcels VI inD6 situat q, lying ana ociDE
parlly 10 Appaquinimink aud parry IN
RlacE biTd Hundreds In the county Of New
castle and stats OF Dela"sfs. une therto
bounded No follows, 10 vii Be2tsnins At .
line AiODe ear the head Of B.acsDird Drans
in The main str 70 GherIoi, o cornsr also foi
Jamss ICY noles, and running thence eoulh
sS% degTets; vert, "a pefches 70 corn ]
line stonr, thence north " degrees, We loI
marches 10 u corner iDe stUnr 10 the puDltO
rroad Ie ding from the old AetoDi hopso t0
m. NsJylan nd line, thence With he said road
nOIth 30 Z o. rseS east 7 perohts 70 tornsI
Stons near Baid school nouse, thence with tn
new cut Iohi, NJ nth " degs, oIt bS perehes
n a corner lire 4 me BY the side o said road
thence g. nth WITH lands late with Aaie-
Lore, 81 drR Ses, east ~ A.iOpe Gu q TO cor
per line 81 one, hence by and with lsnos o
.IDHu ICIu W OAo petShoH v hN D@fN
oi the said HI Oh bird branch, thence by AND
with the N d stream 10 the p ace OF begin
ming containing ems hundred And eighty
Jour acres mora or Iess'
The 0, her Oi said tfscts or parcels Of lanC
being bounded ~ follows, " wit: AclNn
ing lands Of John Oummine. iAnt o. IA
heirs Of James Reynolds, senior. and Others
BeRispinx AZ STAKE IN the edge oi sai(
OumniIs and the heirs Of said James hey
nolds. senior branch and running with sait
Cummins line south S6 dos rees. west. III
perches to stake, thence u short iin'
% the place oil DegtninS, containing tWeiV'
acres more or less.
Ths other tract or psyeels OF land oelni
bounded By lands Of Bepj iamden, william
N, Roberts and David HeveItn, and consSt,
ing twenty one AMss n ore OF lees. Book b
vol. 7. page 20, Ae and book h,V3L l. pay
los, Aa
arty Of Ueerge Ollyer and Ra hel Caroline
Ais vile. and I. t's TO he sold ny
PhIIlP ". OZARK, sheriff.
sHxRrvys I yYIos, New Castle, Decenoe
aath. lsAl 1880
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
LMPml A.lnlKleNn,

The City Council will meet in rsgu-
lar session this evening.
morrow evening Rev. George r.
Kramer will conduct watch meeting
in BroOblyD.
A prayer and testimony meeting,
commencing at 7 50 o'clock, will bs
held in the Household OF Faith church
this evening.
The Wi.si Senate and the Quaker
Assembly will give receptions on the
evenings OF February II and April 30
respectively.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
ahe hdnS0r's Court.

David Jenkins, colored, was arraigr"d
L. the Police court, this morning, IN
the charge Of disOrdetly eOnduos At .
fair at the 32iOn church ON Tuesday
evening. He was fined ten dollars and
cost and rec aiTed TO fnralsh Sl0
pesoe bond.
Three cases OF drunkenness were
also disposed Of.
No caaes we're heard last evening,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
RaOa rning for Chesier.

NRwpoRr, December 29.--The con.
tract for a new steamer for the Old
Colony Steamboat Company, whioh has
been awarded TO John Roach Il Son,
will be signed 70 morrow and work on
the new bost, which will cost nearly
s1, ,OOO, 600 and which will be lafsss
than the Bristol or Providence, will
commence at once At chester, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Tx.u,x y..r. cr Welded Life.

Last evening William Miller, the Of.
fable butcher, residing on fs,nGll street
bstEeen second and Third streets, stl-
eSrated tic tSeDtisth Anniversary Of
his marriage. Between thirty and
forty guests were present. The even
ing was spent in pleasant manner
and Mr.. Miller and his family were che
recipients OF many usefal and valuable
RiftS.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Uuseres,fux Thesnes.

On Sunday evening Rsv. George 4.
Kramer will deliver especial sermon on
"The Spirit Returning TO God" q
theme Rpon which be did not preach
last Sunday ewing to the snow storm.
In the morning be will continue his
series Of sermons on 1.-The Reign ot
Love"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Insured ROr 100000.

Christian Barr, Of Lebanon county,
hse Just died in his Ssth year. His
life was insured by parties living In
the township and fremont TO the
suaoRpt Of $50, 900. Applications for
policies on his life were taken ont last
week. This Is another illustration OF
III. "beauties Of insuTing old people"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
FIFTH EOirlos
HATE rasAYsR COsCERP,-
a saaaii Auaisaee ana . ,io.o .
foFsanea.

AoE9Dmeo.
A small audience greeted III. :.
rhsysr Concert Company last ss.r'I .
At the Opera House. The sb,.uei osiul
people, possibly, may be a,ttibn,'s
lhs SHOW storm. Those pre,ept ~
svsr, we're very enthusiastic ov.. W Y
excellent musis with which tbsv
entsTtaire Cd. W
Miss Kate ThAysr posSsEEAs
flexible voice and 10 . general ,s,a.
with ali with whom she ocrus, IN ~
tact.
The Spanish Students are a ya,r,.i
acquisition TO the combination N
music was rendered with precision
was frequently ep cotsd.
Carlo Curti. in his xylophou, a.,
held the audience perfectly en,,,rs'I
and stthe conclusion Of the e,,"'l
he was rapturonsly applaudti
heled the Spanish Htuisna with n
violin, handling the bow With 4 ~
tsrly hand.
NJ. C&Tliss, the tenor, sspy !,
fsultlsss manner and vas ioudlv
plaHded.
viii 4. Chapman rscited two 8,
lions with pleasing effect
seDOr Curti performed pDcr
harp in q manner which was prs,,
appreciated. He also sang win Nj
ThRyer with good sf,et.
Miss Henrietta MaHreI. the scc5n,.
let OF the combination, played /.
considerable feeling and was fr,Qus
ly sncorad.
The following programme wu \
dersd:
PART TIRsT.
/. Piano solo, " Cschouta," Z" nd
Miss Henrietta Manner.
2 RomADsa " RegiDell," lBnsI
Mr.. J. z. Corl!ss.
3 Overture, "Pi9ns Dame, "(scmI
CHrti's Original Spanish studsnh
4. Recital, Mr.. Will X Chspu.a
D. Aria, ~ lombard, =" (Mi
Miss Kate Th4ysr.
Q. Harp solo. "ConosTt HS,suiti
&C. Curti,) Senior c. Curt.
PART sEOoHb.
II. Ballad, "Ysomsn'p We'd
Song" (PoniatOwsky, } Nj J.
CorlHs.
2. Piano splo, "Vslse de Crrsrl
(Wieniswski,) Mise Henri
MauYer.
.3. Waltz, "CspriOeOSA," (aS;ei,J |
Kate Thsyer.
4. Xvlophone sole, "Bona Sd
Home" with variations, d
Carlo Curti.
o. Recital, "Ths Vagabouds, ~ 4
tune. (TroWbridge, W. viii
Chapman.
g. Dnet, "Through Valley TArd
Forest" (BlaneinI,) Na
Thayer aud SenorC. Cur,
z. ValsA. ECHOES from Spain d
ti,) Curtis Original sPlaaA
dents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
RrNho HoP WFiSt.

Mrs.. Lawrence ue' sick, residing on
Madison street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, whilst brushing snow
from the piazza at her home on Monday
afternoon, fs'l and broke her wrist.
Dr.. OSle set the frasture,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Tho HARMONY LestOm.

The Harmony Legion Pioneer ecIps
will give q grand reception in Horticnl.
tural Hall, ,Phlsd-lphia, on New Years
eve. Over 3000 tioketB have been sold.
A large numbeE OF complimentary tick
ct, have been semitic Wilmington pso-
ple.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
n Carriers nsasi"' =

Er. william Money, OF ", ",
who serves d large ron'e W, ",a
papers, fell on Taesisy ,,s sS''
lay ssustlsss for some t,'a'' ~
found and cared for. IL w., 4.
that be will soon be slss" !"
again.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
AhOuL tOent fae.

Ths Kennebec ice company sent q
gang OF men over 10 ShelpOt creek this
tnornipgt TO prepare to Oil tho los honses.
Ths clear ice Ia over six inches thick.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
m mARRlAG3ytR.

W LS6N-PRESS.--'Dn Dstember Ion
1880, At the residsn'e NJ tho b ides paroh "
near Yorhlyn, Pct, BY the II v. 8o"t
aEsgIteT 0 Wi,ijann y. PrcsS, Eq
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
q. v. D.,

The regular meatiug Of tho Garfield
Veteran Guards will te held TO- morrow
evening. A iull attendance IL desired.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
.HERlFE'S SALE.

-
Nv virtue Of q writ Of LeVati P4ftaf, u me
directed will be exposed 70 pubic sale al
the hotel Of Jacob Hyatt, In Newport, ~
Chrlstians hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18Th, A. D., 1851
At2o'clock, y. IN,
The lowiugrdescribed real estate. VIZ:
All that certain lot Of land, with ihs brick
dwelling house and blacksmith hop thereon
erected situated in the town OF Newport,
atoress !. h punded ana desnribed hs follows.
10 wit. Be jnniog 10 the nOrJhtEly side q
Justice street III corner o. JOseph kilg0re'
Izad at the east end Of aCS NTH ih0b
thence with said hiIgors's land north o14
degrees, " st two chains, time suuih
degrees west one ehaIG and Il links, theme,
with land OF John TlAry, sou AZ degrees
east two chain and tEo Iihks 10 the line o.
building iron ing on said Justice str ct, aut
thence VITA said building line north d de
Srees, cart one chAin and nineteen link
10 the place OF beginlnr, containing 81
porches VI land. more or less. book y, vel
I. page ~, Ac. Also, took NJ, vol II, psgg
4Se, Ac.
Sei7et and taken IN execution as the pep
erty o. John sim son. Jr-, and mary II hIs
wife, nj I. t. and "a be sold by
PHtflp X OLA Ak, Eborn.
SHFmTy'g UITICE, New Casile, MceIn
her l4th ,H,r 1gf0
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
rnusrEEso os rnE rooR.
The MsntbIy Meeting YESTERDAY :
reG pex lvaMia Visitors.


The MssthIy Meeting Yesterday
FeEBex lvahia Visitors.
The Trustees Of the Poor for New Gas.
lls county held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday. The report Of the
So ptrintendAnt for the Prssent month 10
~ follows;
BuHBsE oSIBHAyss.
White men, 90 COlsrsd men, ls
women, 81 81 women, II
children, 10 children, Z
Total white, lSS Total sOIoTed, so
UsAHI DEPARfxEET.
White men. 80 cOlored men, s
+" women, 81 women, 3
Total insane department, II. Total
inmates Of the Almshouse, 236.
DEATHS DuRiEg TIE MOTIF.
Dec. 8 Re beccs Powell, Whining.
ton lid.
Dec. 9.-Yranois Clayton, Whining
ton Bd.
Dee. 23.-Rush Guyer, wilmington
I'D.
Dec. 2S.-kAry Dolan, Cbris,iana I'D
A.BAnLow, sapeTindent
Among other business the Board al
thor zed the Supply Committee TO have
gas introduced into the siok. room on
the fourth floor.
Al the session were number OF Of
flcial visitors from Delaware County,
Pa. Those present we're Directors
Chalkley Harvey. Milton Eiwards and
James Ksrlin. ex-DiTec.or jacob Hib-
berd, James Smith, steward Of the
Almshouse, Or, Frank Rowland, Alms-
house Physician, aud Cbarles harlelle,
q reporter OF the Media American.
Mr.. kaItAlls IL a former Wilmington
ian, having 81 ore tune been sOBnec
ted With the REPrBLlGAN.
The visit was mAde in responFe to an
Invitation rendered by the Trustees OF
New castle county. whes some time ago
they visited the Almshouse At Media,
with q view ofimproving the insane de-
partment there.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
Wei De Meyers
CAT AR RH

TURE. UnQaestionabiy tAe nOss impor-
~ tapt modiCaI discovery Linde vaecina'
ton. A remedy which aSsiniiatss with The
W aeOua membrane and forus aOt emily q
vocal, but . aeOHstituIionaAe n n cure ~ any
stage. One package generally sufhoes. Le
Iivered by Druggists W BY d. B. lEwBY
90, 4, Dey sheeL N. Y, sl.oJ sompiete.
Treltise and Temars able stat-msnB BY the
cured mailed free. The Anlsted can ro'
Ter TO:
GDo. W. LAEsusas, rs Biddle St. Bslti.
more;
MN. uaRoupEI, 80 North broadway;
.IosS l.. HKAmHe, Q. PaTk Avenue and
Nome han St;
4Ro. q. FRasBURY Prop. West knd Ho-
tel, I.oDH Branoh
Il. K. HF1PBEssHEH, Kbbiu House,
REv. GsO Z PaAT1. St. stephens Rsetory,
PhilRdR;
RCy. A. a. SvMHBR, Frederick, Nd.;
Mia. hIMHR nRsFa PTiDs Donna:
PAUL BUyKToE, LAe great swiAmer, fiush'
sAs'L BKEssacr, r., GS7 BrOadway, N.
Y, etc.
A reaI sGre Of OatArfb tor tl.oSi
2b.ll9Av
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
NEW LUMBEx YAgb-

AYEW LUMBER VA RD-
JOHN WISE gives notice TO hts many old
r., .uds and customers that no has resumed
the Ium Der business and mas established u
yard c8iled the
WILMINGTON AND BRANBYWINE
LUMBER YARD,
a, twelfth pnd Market streets, Wilmington,
Del. wherO be will keep on hand varied
and large assortment OF white and yellow
pine, spruce and hennloek lunbU, PteSets
0nd pIssHr;Dg lath. A liberal share OF pup.
10 patrsD sge is solicited. JOHN WISE,
lntlmdJlaU.w
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30
1t RA YARDS.
hYEW LUMBER YAEn.

/ take this opportunity Of inSsrning my
Tienus and the general puOIic tnaG haYe
,e,ered my connection Wi'h LIndley ". Kent
r. Co., and will continue the lumber bu sine@
z the corner OF Front and JEStis0n stree u to
this city. have pHi1ha, cd and will convert
the site known as the Black Eore Hotel
properly, pto lumber yard, where hope by
B cAreiul attention 10 business and the needs
Of the bxildeT OF this EIy and vicinity, "
merit q continGSRse Of the many fayors
,howD me IN the p2St.
lll2Imd x. LUkDI KENT.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-30

The Trustees Of the Poor for New Gas.
lls county held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday. The report Of the
Superintendent for the present month Ia
~ follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
Sheriff Sale.
The New England Mortgage Security Co Case \.

The New England Mortgage Security Co. Case Ma
Lenox Baxter.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out of III.
Di!trict Court Of the fourteenth Judicial District
within and for the county of Saline and state oi
Kansas, in the above entitled case, and to me- di-
rcrted and delivered, ! will. on
Monthly, hhs 1871 day Of -IprH, 4. D. issa,
ut o'clock p VI. OF said day, at the east door OF
the cour; house in the city OF Saiina, Saline
ty, kans?s offer Tor sale to the hghe,: bidder for
cash in hand the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter OF s.,
ton twenfy-threc and the north half OF the north
east quarter Of section tventy-sx, all in township
range three west containing one hundred
and sixty in the county OF Saline in the state
Of Kansas, together with the tenements, hercdia-
ments. and apurienances thereunts belonging.
Said real estate is taken the property of the
within named defendant, and will be sold without
appraisemeut TO satisfy ,sid order of sale OF part
thereof.
Sherif's Office, sllina, Kat, March 18th, i-sa.
6-5w IL ID. BAKER, Sheriff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
Election Proclamation.

1, WILLIAM BERG, Mayor of the
City Of Salina, in the county of Saline
and State of Kansas, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by law, upon
the request of the Board of Education
Of the city Of Salina, do hereby pro
claim and give public notice that
special election will I've held i'm the city
Of Salina and the adjacent territory
thereto attached for school purposes.
on Tuesday the Sixth day of April, A.
d., 1850, to vote ON the proposition of
issuing bonds OF the Board of Educa-
ton of the city of Salina, county
OF Saline and state of Kansas, to
the amount of SID, 900 or 80 much there
OF As may be necessary for the purpose
OF purchasing site, and erecting
thereon and furnishing Public School
building in the Second Ward Of said
City. The ballots shall have written
or printed thereon For the Bonds"
or Against the Bonds" The places
Of holding said election in the different
wards of said City are A. follows:
First Ward at the City Building
Second Ward af f.. Waiton's Off,ce.
Third Ward al c. c. Cups Office.
Fourth Ward at John Chapman's
iHt Snop-
Territory att, che,i 10 the City for
school purposes nj 4. NJ. Becte's house,
corner OF Prescott Avenue and santa |
Fe Avenue.
The Electors designated in each ward |
10 act as Judges and Clerks Of said cleo |
ton are rs follows.
First Warf-Judges. John II. Glib
sou. Taylor Miller aud J. w. Russell.
Clerks, T. J. Going and J. NJ. Greeley.
Second wari-Judges, +. l.. Nor
ton, r. l.. Wight and Fred. A. Smith.
A. II. Hine and r. l.. Bishop.
Third Wari-Judges, ID. J. Addison.
:. Williams and J. +. Smith. Clerks.
Jacob Dewitt andG. 4. kothe.
Fourth Ward-Judges, J. r. Chap
man. Alex Shuitz and John Dauin.
Jerks, q. E. Bridges and II. {. Davis.
Attached Territory for School Pur-
Robt Anderson, James
sharp and y. Wilson. Clerks, ID. l..
and II. s. Shafler.
In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand this 18th day of
March, A. d. lSSO.
WV. BERG, Mayor !
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

THE startling announcement appear
ed in the kilograms of Mondays daily
papers that the severe gale which had
occurred on the Gulf Of Mexico, had
destroyed the City of Mexico, the
steamer on which Gen. Grant had EN-
barked at Vera Cruz for Galveston.
While people generally disbelieved the
story, yet there was an anxious feeling
throughout the land for the fate Of one
who is 80 affectionately enshrined in
American hearts. There was feeling
of relief when yesterday mornings
papers were received containing the
following telegram Galveston.
March .3-The City of Mexico has ar
rived here, with General Grant on
i.Oarl ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

JUDGING them by their own words,
the opponents ofthe Grant movement
arc much less loyal Republicans than
those who favor his nomination. They
are constantly telling us that a large
number of Republicans will bolt the
nomination if it is made. If this as
sertion be true, it must he members Of
their own ranks who will do the bolt
ing; certainly 1t will not he those Of
our side of the house. But We have
vet to hear q Grant Republican threat
en- to bolt the nomination of Blaine or
sherman or Edmunds or Washburn,
if either of these gentlemen shall re-
ceive the nomination, and We have yet
to learn of single paper which urges
Grants nomination limiting at the
possibility Of any such action. The
deduction is plain. The strength OF
Grant represents these who have stood
by the party through its hours of trial,
because it was the Republican party,
and not because its candidates were
always their personal favorites. and
this line of conduct they will adhere
to during the coming campaign. The
strength of his opponents represents u
different class, as is shown by theil
own statements.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

THE Salina correspondent of the To-
peka Capital gave that paper the fol-
lowing description of Saturdays con-
vention:
Last Saturday, March aDth, was the
most exciting day Salina has seen for
q long time. The occasion was the
meeting of the Republican county con-
ventiOn for the purpose of electiny del
egates to the State convention. The
o'clock by the Hon. ID. II. Wagstaff,,
chairman Of the central committee.
The struggle between the followers Of
Grant and Blaine began at once in the
election Of temporary chairman.
Capt. II. ID. Baker, our sheriff, and e.
$. Radclifi,, one Of our business men,
were nominated for that Office The
Blaine men were out in full force and
succeeded in electing Capt. Baker
chairman. H. :. Cunningham was
elected secretary, and Dan. e. Lock-
wood, assistant secretary. The chair
man, on motion, appointed the differ
ent committees, all Of which, with the
exception Of the committee on resOlu-
tiOns, were almost wholly made up o T
ionrned m meet n, o'cI"cL Jms, no.
Tora ad;onrn;na tho .ha;rnn.n ;n,ra
dmced Hon % scott icoiared, ax-
member of the J,onisiapa lag;.Iature
The sneaker made few weji.t;maJ
renarks nnote the fnil"wina. s.The
south il the natural home of t5c color
ed man il allowed to choose he could
,a,asI Nh. 40 NJ. I..., r Ill, 81,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
Nominations submitted the following

Nominations submitted the following
report:
We the Committee Oh Nominations
beg leave to submit the following re-
port:
For delegates to the State COnven-
ton at TOpeka-H s Cunningham ,
William Berg, L + Parsons, Eric For
see, NJ ID Mccormick, J II Kingman.
Aiternates-R II Bishop, II ID Baker,
A r Brand, Aaron Robins, \ p Col
liDs, d z Wagstafi.
Upon motion In report of the Com
,nittee was adopted and the persons
named declared elected by acciama-
ton.
Upon motion the Convention adj
jOurned sine die.
II. ;. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Mr.. HENRY has certainly great rea-
son to be proud Of the support he is re-
ceiving from all quarters in his candi-
dacy for Governor. 1t seems to be
generally conceded that the race is
narrowing down to two candidates,
aud they are Gov. St John and Mr..
Henry. So far the most cordial rela-
lions exist between these two gentle
men, and there is no prospect Of the
bitter rivalry which has characterized
previous strifes for the nomination.
When MIR. Henry first became a can
didste certain parties endeavored TO
decry his chances and claims for the
place; but now, Gov. st. John recog-
nizes and has acknowledged that Mr..
Henry is his chief opponent. The
Henry ''boom" has become too formid-
able Ia laugh il down.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Christopher Ebcrbarit, Plaintiff, " Ei-
wand Lot and James Holland. part
ner- a. LOTT a Holland, Edward LOTT.
Charlotte Lott James Holland Salle A
Holland, George Kruger. Anthony
Kruger and Mary A kruegcr. Drien-
DAMS.
Two James Holland of parts unknown: lou viii
Il take notice that You have b-en suri, thai
Christopher Eberlardi, a. rlantin,i on the 18th
day Of March. lsso ME hi petition in III" district
t1uu of Silins county, hansaS, against you aul
Edward I"iz. par;ler- a. Lott X Holland. Edward
L,is, Charloitr i.lfl James IIolInl Sille 4 iiSi-
land, ''-orze Kruger. Auth"uy kru-grr anal Mar,
A hurs-r s~-iefs niani- 10 quiet title n hot nUE-
Der two g. iu HollanIs Addition to the city OF "a
ua In said County ani state ,sii IlaiaiF allie gang
that h. bs, the legal Title aui Ir ac't- Io-.ssion
Of sail real prpper. and praying that defendants
be- compelled 10 show What title or interest thrs
have ia said pr-HIIses that the same be deenecd
rail anil void aui hat yoa lie forever iairrd Of ali
inrre>; IN and to said premises and that the ttl.
b. iecrr1,i in sand plaintiff, AMI ior other rrllcf
you nlsi answer the petition filed by said Plaintiff
he fore the Bah day az April Iss0 The same
will he taken as true and judg,aeui of the above
nature will i.e rendered accordingly
tiIHI>ToP!iER EREE!IAEDF,
by &. W B,SK-. iraiuiif
Hi- Attorney.
Marf-h 18th l~>il --1x
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

THE Iowa Legislature having pass
ed bill proposing an amendment to
the State constitution, prohibiting the
manufacture or sale of Intoxicating
beverages. the proposition now stands
a fair chance ofbeing ultimately sub
mitted to a vote of the people of that
State. Before it can be thus submit
ted, however, the next Legislature
must indorse the proposed amend
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

JOHN l.. BEIGHTIE, Of HOltOn, this
State, has invented labor saving ma
chine in the shape of q hay rake and
loader, which attaches behind the
wagon to the centre of the hay frame.
1t takes the hay and runs it up on the
wagon by means Of AN elevator. The
machine il very simple, being only
rake and elevator. The teeth are 50
formed ~ to furnish the elevator with
the hay without any additional ma
chinery Its workings is satisfactorily
vouched for by many of the leading
men Of HOltOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

THE awful man of the Herald at
tempts to criticise the JOURNALS pO-
sition on the Presidential question.
The JOURNAL has been for Grant, first
choice, all the time. Everybody in the
county knows it. The Herald started
out for Sherman, and then basely de-
serted him. 1t is now shystering around
with no compass, waiting to see which
will be the winning man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The invasion of the Ute reservation
by ranchmen and miners has COM
menced, and claims are already being
staked off The Ute agent has tele-
graphed to Washington for troops for
the preservation of peace. The Gov
eminent has decided to send forward
Ouray and the chiefs now at Washing
ton, in order to influence the Indians
against any hostilities. Congress will
probably soon provide for the removal
of the tribe from Colorado.