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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
No Change Necessary

II Is not necessary 10 change the
climate which you live in or travel
about for the restoration Of health. II
you have weak lungs, coughs, colds.
Group, consumption or bronchitis.
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup il war
ranted 70 cure you. Sample bottles
free at Oscar Seitz's drug store
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LEAvENwORTH, kansas.

september u, 1881
$1,000. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, the sum of One
Thousand Dollars IN full for loss IN
der our policy No. 10l, In your com
pany. CASH.
RUSH & SPRAGUE.
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IA. ERIcsOa. saIIns. Kansas


A man, not under 20. to correspond
with q lady in the east object. matri-
mony. As the lady owns = large no
tel and other property the man should
not be without dOvry. For partiou-
lars address KAT 8 BISHOP.
Salina, Kan.
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BENNINGTON, KANSAS,
~ - Hnue

S24.5O. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, the sum Of Twenty
four Dollars and Fifty Cents, being
In full Of all claims against said com
pany for loss sustained by lightning
July 81, 1885. NELSON TART.
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Harpers Bazaar . 10
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Notice TO Tax Payers.

OFFIcE OF CoUSTY TREksUaxRl
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS
Nov %, ISIS.
RToTICE O. uEREHT GIyEN, that the tax Rolls Tor
~ lss5 have been placed m my hands for col
lectiun- The following arr the rates 81 levy upon
each 500. Naluation, riz
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Service by Publication.
STATE OF KANsAs.l
COUNTY or SALINE
RIlET. ErT 4 w,lsos. Pl.lailn..l


RHIET. EuT 4 wsLsos. Piaiaiins.1
~ =, DoWNEz, Deienaant
Bssss A. gs7i-sio-. fz,si-s q - Hsaus = ~
On e Sliina.
ffthk above uamed ds1endaui, H. B. Daunsr. g.
AffetT a1ilfed thai b. hss tcsa saei b. he
4pete named pleinills heiurr A. Meuinrten. =
tsalce q TIE pece of ihe city ~ saiIna toHEship
u 1s..1e county, Aanl4af shId On TIE ga isy 81
November, a. ID. tSSS. snma-ors end or.Isr al
sti-rnnlent gefe taEuel b sid justice II iks
eeotr entitiec ea1,ef thHt fai3 ofier o. aitach-
elEhty-c1c aallara and taIrfrrr csrtr fafe1 ~.
~ s-.a cile III d hsari bcl1rt MI l1sics 81
- iaia dag 81 DecEuilnr. A. d. less. e. oieicak
u Ne .oreneor. and that 10 a.ii dshnaanf O. ~
@ eFrcar and deltad - rsr1r fir,a rrt ,I~cS-
llefMeuA vi ue fendaFr1 nEnfrsl Aim ler the
eaid tum % glsl-l3 cess 81 saIi art ~ ~ Ell
ne ait1csed rTurefly.
EfLRT. EsY a WILSON.
- ~ hlNns a HoolI, net fl1rnrTa
Asl-1ti A. hEt11EcluE, J1giIee ~ Us Paafs
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ABILENE, Kansas,

S676.64. Received Of the National
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Salina, Kansas, Six Hundred Seventy
Six Dollars and IS cents, in full for
loss and damage under your policy
2Ol0 held by us. Thanks for prompt
payment.
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Electric Bitters are sold at SO cents
a bottle, and Bueklen's Arnica Salve
at 25 cents q box by Oscar Seitz.
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WEST BAY CITY, MICH.
July q. s..
'&T70

NlNsaNs
Received Of the National Insurance
Co. Of 5alina, Fifty-seven Dollars and
20 cents, being In full Of all claim for
damage, under your policy No. 1888,
held by us. Thanks for prompt pay
ment.
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Service by Publication
IsnelsHyder. plaintiff

Israel Snyder, plaintiff
Harry Leland art
The above named defendant, Harry Leland
win please take NoTICE thai be has been sued IN
iustice's court before A. Wellington, Justice OF
she Peace Of the eitT Of S4lina township, 10 Sa-
line county, kansas. That On the q day Of No
vemher, lss5, summons and order Of attachment
were issued BY said Justice Of the Peace, that
said order issued for the sum Of Fifty dollars
lssUl; that said cause will be heard before said
Justice o. the sth day Of December A. D., lsS5 al
. o'clock In the forenoon and that n said defend
ant fais % appear and defend az a. sid time and
place Judgment will be rendered for said
sum Of any dollars t50l, cost o. suit and for the
sale Of .he attached property
lsRAEL SEEnER-
BY BASKs a MOoRE, his attorneys.
Attest: A. MELLiNsnOE, Justice Of the Peace
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FOR ls76, SIxTY-FOURTH VOLUME,
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Letters rom Mission Stations In Ia
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and selected articles from The choicest
literary and religious publications. In
poetry and prose.
A new volume containing a Second
series OF IreHRus Letters. 3 sketch OF
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and work, will shortly he published
We shall offer this year special and
attractive inducements 10 subscribers
and friends.
Sample copies free.
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Kanss Gu Journal :

LEAvENWORTH. Kans., Nov. l9-
CSpecial.l Attorney General ;. B.
Bradford arrived IN the city this after
noon, and Il now in consultation with
q number Of prominent Republicans
IS % his mode Of action In the In
junction cases which be will institute
~ once. Judge David Martins de-
eisiOn holds the building for all costs
and fines. The attorney general will
not only enjOiu the selling Of liquors,
but will also proceed against the own
ers Of the buildings. II is rumOred
that-HOn. Luoien Baker, Hon. J. II.
Gilpatriek and other prominent law
yers have been retained % day By the
attorney gencral and the Republicans
Of LeayenWOrth. There has not been
such an excltenient among the saloon
men In Kansas e In LIeavenWorth
nov. The whole power Of the state
win be brought down on the saloons.
Injbnetions win be fled to-morroW
against the most prominent houses.
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writer's whose names give the best -.
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An epitome Of everything that l. at
tractive in juvenile literature. -B0s-
ton Courier.
A weekly feast Of good things 10
the boys and girls In every family
which Il visits.-BrOOksn UafOn.
It Is wonderful In its wealth OF pic
tnres, information, and Interest
CllristiaH advocate. ~ Y.
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WHEAT. this morning.

We are constantly receiv
ing new goods of the best
quality and latest designs
in Jewelry, which we
would be pleased to have
you call and see. We are
sole agent In Salina for
the justly celebrated Au-
rora Watches.
Watches and Jewelry re-
paired in a careful and
skillfuI manner.
ST.. STRICKLER.
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5000. Received Of the National Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company Of Sa-
lima, Kansas, Two Thousand Dollars
In full satisfaction for All claims aud
demands whatsoever for los and
damage by fire 10 property insured by
said Company By and under policy
No. S355 issued By said Company May
ed, 1855, which property was de-
strUyed BY IRE on the 18th day Of
June, 1885, and In consideration
whereof said policy is hereby can
called and surrendered % said Com
pany. J.H. WEED.
We would be glad 10 have every
body cali In and get our rates and
terms before insuring elsewhere. We
viii save you money Keep your
money at home instead Of sending Il
East TO ENRICH THE CAPITALISTS
who RETUEE Il back West 70 LOAN 70
CITIZENS % kansas e HIGH RA4Es
Of INTEEEsT. Call and see rs
The following are the directors OF
the National Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company ofSalina Kansas
0FFIcERs.
J. 4. P.I'o'155 E-E.uEEssss
Erno1lrvs oosurr.-.
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Il. 8. & ]. FAGGARF,
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SALIVA, KANSAS.

NETE respectfully annouDce that We are now
" open for The transaction Of q General
Ranking Busineaa, and solicit share Of
the patronage Of the people Of Saline county.
Mr.. T. h WILLIAMS, iafe 81 sherrin's hank. a.
With % and will Be- pieased 10 meet his friends.
VIZ REFEE BY PERaIssIOH TO First National
Bank Of Atchisons Ks. First National Bank Of
Clyde. ks, Eirsf National Bank Of CaWker CITY
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The following are the directors OF
the National Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company of8alina Kaneas
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J. B. HANILrON. Treasurer.
Saline Co. Kansas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
SUNDAY SELLING.
An Order From the Chief of Police on the
Subject.

An Order From the Chief of Police on the
Subject.
Beer was rather difficult to obtain yes
terday. The cause Of this sudden drying
M of the fountains which from way bscB
have been wont to freely gush forth amber
upon the Sabbath day was the issuance Of
an order by Chief OF Police Smith to the
saloon keepers, warning them to strictly
obey the city ordinance from this time
forth. When the night force was parEded
at 6 o clock Saturday evening the Chief In
structed his men to notify all saloon keep
ers to close their places Of bushes;
promptly at midnight and refrain from
selling during the ensuing tWenty-tour
hours.
This order was carried out, and created
much comment during the day. Many
calls were made at police headquarters
By thirsty citizens, who, finding the source
of their usual Sunday morning eye-openers
thus summariIy cut of, wanted to kno"
the Why and wherefore.
Although many saloons have been kept
closed during Sunday, still The Sabbath
day trade has been notoriously large tor
wears past, those who dispensed beverages
contrary to the city ordinances and State
law being enabled to work great amount
Of peounisry injury 10 saloonists who re-
NAMED closed The Chiefs order to carry
out the law without regard to persons 10 9
move in the right direction, and will be
generally commended as putting oil Ea'
loonisls upon an equality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
ROUGH TREATMENT

Received by an Old Man from an East
End saloon Keeper.
On Friday evening an old man named
John DOlau was the victim Of brutal treat
ment. According to his story be went in
to the saloon kept By Charles thinner, at
Sixteenth and Wood streets, and as he was
starring TO leave the saloon upon the
uropristors demand, he was
thrown from the door by that
individual tc The sidewalk. When he at.
tempted to rise he found he was unable
and was compelled to summon help. He
then managed to reach his boarding house
at ths head Of Twelfth street and DR.. FRS
sell being summoned pronounced that The
right leg hsd been broken betwsen the
knee and ankle very badly, and the foot
vas twisted around TO one side. The man
being about 70 years of age, the doctor
thought he would do best to be taken to
the hospital which was done yesterday.
The injured member will be smputared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
Railroad, and the fuel of enthusiasm is ur-

Railroad, and the fuel of enthusiasm is ur-
diminished.
The Middle Island Tea Company, Of Ty
ler county, has about 10000 ties in the
creek, which they expect to get down on
tbs first water.
It's reported that sll of the creeks empty.
ing into the Guysndotte river are filled
with logs waiting for water enough to float
them to Huntington.
Wheat thieves are operating in some
parts of the country. Their plan is TO
bore into bins from the underside and
catch the wheat in bags, ard then plug the
hole up.
During the session of the Writ county
Circuit Court, the President of the County
Court was indicted for obstructipg the pub
lie highway. The alleged members Of the
RED Men" were indicted for whipping an
old man named Cerni about two months
ago.
Neither Mr.. C. P. Huntington or any
other capitalist has yet given assurance Of
interesting themselves in the projected
rolling mill and nail works at Huntington,
W. Va, and without such assistance
it is lot likely the works will be built
This will be no small disappointment &c
the people Of that city.
Wednesday morning the school house in
district No. 2, of Wood county, was dis
covered TO be on fire, and before the flames
could be extinguished it was burned to the
ground. The school building was fnt
structure and comparatively new. Sus
picion points strongly in a certain direc
ton and interesting developments are an
ticipated
A special to the Cincinnati Commercis
Gazette from Fort Wayne, Ind, details tn
marriage of Miss Melissa McClery, o
that city, to Mr. Wilbur Richards, ex.Post
master of Clarksburg. and for several year.
editor of the Telegram. The couple hat
never met until the day before the wedding
but had couesponded for two years, th'
lady frat writing in answer to an advert
isement'ot Lady Correspondent Wanted.
Mr. Richards was recently divorced from
his first wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
slzs OF NEWS.
PICKED Up Here and There BY Register
Reporters.

Reporters
10. L. at the Academy tonight.
CoUxcit tomorrow evening in regular
session.
tbs churches had small congregations
yesterday.
The petit Jurors are to report at the
Court House at 9 o'clock this morning,
The Piltsburg Trades Assembly has re,
solved to continue the boycott against
Kaufman Bros.
The S.arrs-Hsrris Opera Company
leaves for Steubenville this morning,
where they viii open week 5 engagement
to night.
The new gas holder was pamped tuli OF
air Yesterday, and last evening 1t loomed
up in great shape. Gas viii be allowed to
enter to-day.
The case Of Edward Uthman, charged
with completely in the Geyer diamond rob-
/ berry, will be called IN Part Two OF the
Ciroui. Court to-day.
/ A NEW attraction in the shape Of a
guessing match will take place at the Al
bambra Palace Rink on Tuesday night
Prizes viii be given TO the best guessers.
Tue most novel attraction ever seen IL
a ring here will DO the educated 6ogs, a
the Chapline street rink, on Thursday eve
ming. These dogs are ssid to be especial
lY fine.
TIE entertainment at the United Pres
bysf rian church, Saturday evening, was
complete success. The ladies Of the con
creation desire to express their thsnks t
SIR. C. A. House for the use Of piano.
A FIGHT occurred at the corneS Of Mai
and Tveuty-sixth streets yesterday morr
ing. but the participants skipped out be
fore the officers reached the spot, and III
matter was kept so quiet that nolhin
could be learned of it except that se7era
black eyes and banged up noses were tn
result
A GRAND concert will be given by th
o. Arion Society on Thanksgiving night, 6
= its hall. Otto D. Schulz will make his hrI
appearance in Wheeling in the Germs
character sketch entitled Our Lott, an
the tragic character study called "Th
LAST Hour CT q Murderer Both piece
will be racited in costume.
A GRAND promenade concert was give
last night at Ariou Hall by the OPer
House orchestra. A large number OF ia
members Of the society were present Sh
spent delightful evening. The Butta!
Ousrtetts rendered several fine vocal ST
lectioas, and the orchestra made is usus
enhancing music. One number, espeels
e ", with anvil accompsuimentwas encorec
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
IN DISCHARGE OF DUTY.
Joseph MccOnnaughy, Marshal OF
Bridgeport,
Probably Fatally Wounded by Silas Coma
way--The Crime Grows Out of an
Old Grudge--full Details.

About o'clock yesterday morning at
Bridgeport Silss Conaway made the most
desperate and deVilish IS well as the
most unprovoked attempt at sssassina-
ton ever known in Belmont
county. The unfortunate victim was Mar
shall Joseph McConnsughy, perhaps the
most widely known and most popular local
character and official in that part Of the
State. 1t seems that Conway who is
large, strong man and a rough, worthless
character, OF one time several years ago
cot drunk and became so 6isorderlY as to
make his arrest necessary. Marshal Nc
Counaughy took him as prisoner, and on
the way to the lookup found it necessary to
Use HIS MACE RATHER FREELY
to make him submit to arrest. Ever since
that time there has been very unkind
feeling in Couawsy's breast for the man
whom all the better class of citizens
respect as q gentleman and an officer.
Saturday afternoon Consway filed up
pretty we'll and By evening ne was ready to
| be locked up. Officer John Stuff noticed
his misbehsvior on the streets and took
him to Jail, where he Immediately fell into
q drunken stupor in the outside recess o.
the Jail by the stove. McConnaughy lind
ing things orderly and quiet about town,
concluded to go over to Wheeling to see the
show at the Opera House. On his return
about II o'clock he found that Conway
| Rad with the assistance of some outside
person, broken Jail and fed. A fulLset Of
street working tools, consisting of picks
shovels aud croRbars, are stored III the
corridor where Conway was confined, and
it seems that he passed bar out OF win
dow to the outside man, and assisted with
a pick from the inside to make way Of
escape. This is proven by the marks Of
the Der on the outside, being IN such 9
place as would be impossible tor the prs
oner to reach. The fact that Couswsy
ASSISTED From TIE INSIDE
is shown By q crushed brick and an linden,
tstion in the plaster made by the pole and
handle CT the pick,
/ At about clock McConuoughy was on
hisway home, and az he reached the crossing
near John Turner's store on Main street, be
spied some one on the opposite eide lear
John Pelts saloon, and guessing it might
be the Jail breaker, started across 10 re-
arrest him. When he reached the middle
of the street Conaway fired one barrel OF
shot gun he held, the charge Of No. 8 shot
taking effect in the Marshars left breast
about three riches above the heart, tearing
a hole about two inches in diameter in bis
breast, and several Of the scattering shots
taking effect in his chin and neck. Nc
Counsughy cried out, 81 am shot and
started back down street, when be mel
Officer John STUFF, who, bearing the shot
hurried back to the locality, and was just
in time to catch the Marshal as he wa:
falling and seat him on Martin Joyce
steps.
...rN-r ~ THY SUDOTINC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
PoK ER ROOM RAIpEp.
George Wickham's Place Pulled and Five
Arrests Made.

George Wickham's Place Pulled and Five
Arrests Made.
About 9 o'clock last night Officers Junk
ms Watson and Dunlap made q descent
upon George Wickhsu's poker room, at
the corner of Eleventh and Market streets
and arrested the proprietor and four men
who were amusing themselves with the
great American game. One or two Of the
men gave In fictitious names, but they
didn't go, their real naaes being In
scribei upon the blotter st headquarters.
This thing ofigporing the aliases which
FOLKS hand in when they fall into the
clutches Of the police, and making arrest
ed persons sppesr in their true colors, has
been much discussed Of late, and would
undoubtedly tend to diminish the patron
age Of gambling rooms and other dens Of
vice. II insugursted, however, the plan
should be rigidly followed, without respect
10 persons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
Capitol Rink Improved.

The Capitol rink has been handsomely
Fapainted on the inside, the walls being
peach blossom while the ceiling is SKY
blue and the rafters rsj. The floor has beer
blamed down and scrsped until it is a!
smooth as glass. The rink will reopen to
morrow night with manners full bras:
band to make music for the skaters. 1t IL
now about tbs contest rink in the city anC
will no doubt receive iargs share Of pat
ronsge. \ large pedestrian will be put il
the latter part Of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
NFanthnr Inhientionn,

WASHINGTON D. C, November 23.-For
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee, gerer-
ally fair weather, clearing in the extreme
eastern portion, colder in Tennessee and
nearly stationary temperature in the Ohio
Valley.
For lower lake region, cloudy weather
and local rains in the eastern portion fol.
lowed by fair weather, in western portion,
slightly colder noztheastsrly winds, rising
bapornafar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

Logan / Co, can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of every
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
tieles ss have well known merit, and are
popular with the psople, thereby sustaining
the reputation of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, wiz sell it on a
positive guarantee. 1t viii surely cure any
and every affection Of Throat Lungs, and
Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
YOU to call and get Trisl Bottle Freel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
he Proceedings at Charleston Up to Fri
ln- nh Man

The Proceedings at Charleston Up to Fri
dag at Noon.
United States vs.. Ghas. Dudding fer {
violation OF the L. s postal laws. Finet
IS and costs.
United States vs. z. P. Koontz (twC
cases. for violating the Internal Revenue
laws. Acquitted.
The jury in the case OF the United States
VS.. Geo. Esry for q violation of the posts
laws, returned verdict Of guilty, recon-
mending light sentence. Sentence has
not yet been pronounced.
Attorneys A B. Lit;lepsge aud N. N
McNeal were admitted to practice in the
court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23

Myto earns stors and John Pelt's saloon,
in Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio"
Q-"With what did ne SHOOT your
A gun loaded with shot.
Q.-"Had you seen Conaway before on
The night you was shot?
A.-"Not after dark.
Q. ibid you arrest him on the night you
was shotY A. mo"
o. "What provocation, if any, had he
for shooting your A. mot a particle"
Signed Jos. McCoSSAuGHi.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed IN
my presence on the 22d day OF November
A6 1885. R. T. HOWELL, j. P.
JOHN COOKE,
W. s. FISHER,
Witnesses.