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SHERIFF'S MALES.

- HFkIFf'S SALE.
= BY vii,ue oi u writ Of Levari facias 70
Mt the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL sil sHIPLEY ST.
kept by Geo. W. ortlip, in the cl,v Of Wi
miDrton New Castle county, Delaware on
SATURDAY.
TIE s,h DAY OF JULY ..ls'd.
at o'clock y. Ia.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that cerinin OF OF land and Dwelling
house thereon. situate in the City of lining
ton. aforesaid. bounded ana described as fol-
lows TO wiu Beginning on the Iiae OF tho
westerly side Of Searles street at the distance
OF forty three feet more or less from the cor
ner formed by the intersection of the Iine of
the northerly side OF Second street with the
line of the westerly tide i tSearles street. and
Mt the centre of the wal dividing The House
ON this Iot from the bouse on the lot adj Jin-
ing on the south. thence westerly parallel to
Second street and passing through the centre
Of said division wal sev.nty-one feet more or
less to the easterly side OF a three feet wide
al ey, leading into Second street; thence nor
theriy aong sad slds ofsaid alley twelve
feet more or less o a cor er, thence caster
ly parallel to Second st. and passins through
the centre of Tho wall dividing the house On
this lot from the house on the lot adjoining
on the north. seventy two feet to the west
crly side Of oearles street d thence souther-
ly along said SIDE of searles street, lwelve
feet more or less. to the place Of beginning.
be the contents thereof what thOy IN ~ with
the free use and privilege OF the said three
leet wide alley in c,mmon with hers entitl-
ed thereto forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the Iro-
perty of stephen +. Gibbs and Margaret f.
his wife. aud [. t., and to be sold by
WM. IL LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sheriti's Ofhce. New Castle, [
June ~ 1876. June 2g-ts
SHERIFF'S SALE.
me directed, will be e1pofel to Public ale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sil sHIPLtY ST.,
keot by Ge7rxe W.. oItlip. in the city Of Will
minRtoD. New Castle County. Delaware on
SATURDAY.
Tar s'h DAY or JULY. A. b. 1870.
At o'olock, ,.p. m..
The following describe Real Estate, viz:
. All that certain lot OF land and two story
Frame Dseiiing House thereon. situate In
West Wilmington Christi ana Hundred, Coun-
~ and State Aforesaid. bounded and desc bed
as follows. TO wit
BEGINNING at a 1iLt on the westerly 81 de of
Eighth avenue. between ID or Duncan street
and q or Coleman street at the distance .Of
on hundred feet northeriy from the norther-
ly side OF Duncan street o corner for land Of
oshna Marshall thence a,ong said Mar.
Shail's line westerly and parallel with Dun
can streer, eighty ieet to a stake, thence |
northerly and parallel with Eighth avenue
twenty feet toa AXE thence edsterly and
parallel with Duncan street eighty fee to the
aforesaid westerly eide Of e ghth avenue, ana
thence thereby southerly twenty feet 10 the
p lace OF beginning he the contents thereof
" hat they may.
Seized and taken in execution AZ the pro- J
perty Of Henry todvil e and Mary, his wife.
,ni VIM. NJ. THOMPSON IA. d Jane. his W .fe, I. |
:, and . be sold b,
WM. Ii LAMBsoN. Sheriff.
Shsrih's Office New Castle
juno 20 1876 ieo2-ts |
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At : o CLOCK. n. m.


The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that plantation or tract OF land sitna,s
IN Brandywine hundred aforesaid and par.
ticllarly described as follows, to wit: Beein-
ning AT a stake at the side of the Wilnir oton
and Philadelrhia Turnpike road a corner ot
Joseph Grubb $ land near line stone: Tn, nce
by said Joseph irubb's snd Lewis W, ldin,s
land passing over the middle of said stone
south ioriy seven degrees .ast one huudI ed
anu e,ghteen perches to a stake; thence by
lahd elaine by said Weldin south forty eight
degree' and three fourlhs Of q degree esst
seventy perches and four tenths to a stake at
lDc river Delaware; thence by said rive r north
thbrty TWO and lhree-fourths degrees 40 In
perches to stake in the line Of William i
Lltpers land; thence by his land north Az
degrees west II 6-l0 perches north 4S3< de
grees west i0 o-l0 perches, north 5ill oegrees
west ~ ~ perches north 45X degrees. wet
% 2-l0 perches, north sitS degrees. west 42, 10
perohes to stone in a small run, ard n1rth
Js>4 degrees, west II ~ perches to the sid a
Of the Aforesaid TurnpiRe roap thence there
py south So'+ degrees west AZ 2-10 perchfs 10
the place oI begl4 ming conta ming within sa ia
nouhus hity' ore aud three fourths acres and
Iour and 9nehaif square petc les o land, ey-
ceItlhg thereout one and two-fourths acres
Shes rneIetolore 'nveyed on in poss.s Ion of
She Phlladolphia Wilmington and Baltimore
isa'iroad company, max ing the neat contents
tneteoi Ill acres and eighteen and ses.n
tenths square perches tJgether with all t,,e
niuu mats IN front thereof to low water marx
on the said riyer Delaware, with the house
ana other buildings thereon erected.
seized nnd taken in execut,ou as the pr,-
psrty OF William Mccullough, AID To be ~. a
oy ,.,.oo WIN ii. LAMRSON, Sheriff.
Sherih . Ofioe, New Castle
July | 1876. iy,.ts
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SHEnIFFS SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- Levari Facias TO me di ectej. will he ex-
posed to Public sale al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SHELLEY ST..
kept by George W. 0rtlip, in the city "f VIII
mington. New Castle county. Delaware en-
SATURDAY.
THE I'D DAY OF JULY. 1875.
At2 O'Clock. y. m.,
Tho following de scribed Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land with u
three story brick house thereon erected. stu
tie in the city of wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit: Be-
ginning at n roint on the westerly side Of
Head street at sixty feet wide at the dista nc o
OF two hundred ami six feet one and one hal
inches southeriy fro II the s0utherly side OF
Lobdell street at ,ix y feet wide; thence west.
erly and parallel with Lobdell street one hun
dred and tive feet and six inch 4 to u stake:
theEcs soutAerly and par .ll.l with Head
street twenty feet seven and one-half inch es
% n stake; thence essterly and parallel with
Lobdell street one hundred and two tee 81 4
inches 10 the aforesaid westerly side of Heal
street; and thence thereby northeily twenty
feet seven and hall inches TO the p.a ace of
beginning, be the contents thereof wnat they
may. Boos G. Vol. 3 Page 1s7. &c.
Sc zed and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of Psssmore II Mitehell and Adaline
his v ife. ant t. t.. and 60 be sold by
wM. Ii. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sherif"s Office. New Castle.
July |, 1876. jy6-ts
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CHERIFP's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ BY virtue of a writ Of Leyari Ps,ip \
TO me directed. will be exposed to p7Gs
Sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, SAL SHIRLEY ST
kopt by Geo. w. Ortlip. in the City Of w.
mington, New Castle county. DeIawa;s, N
SATURDAY.
THE 8th DAY OF JULY, 1871
At2 O'Clock. p. M.
The following desoi ibed real estate, w.
All that certain lot or piece of land stuv
in the City Of wilmingto aforesaid bosni2
and described as folio ~s to wit:
Begian ing at the distance of thirteen w,
and tour inches. from the corner formed BY
tho hointOrseCtion OF the westerly sido OF Bnt
onTood street and the Dortherlv side d
reef. ,tnence along said SIDE Of Bul
tohwood street and the northerly si 0 ol
street hit, t,,-three feet four inch,
70 corner thence westerly and parallel viii
street eighty fe to another s'
ner. heloe outherly and parall sl with Bui
tonWoo sire hfty-rhree fact four N hes 7
a corner thence easterly along Patrick N,
uearys. line and parallel with
street eighty feet to the place of beginn M J
the contents thereof what they may, Boob, {
Vol. .. Page 2Sl. &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the or
perty Of q -orge K Townsend and MaDBg
his wife. and to be sold by
WM. ii. JAMESON, Shut
Sherif's ofh,o New Castle,
Jnne. 20. 1876. ie2l-ts
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SHERlFF's SALE-By virtue of writ of
- AIS. Venuit ,oni Eyponas to me directed
will be exposed to Public sale at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. SAL SHIPLEY ST.
kept by George W. ort ip. in tn cit, of vii.
mlnRton, New Castle county. delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF JULY, 1876.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
- BY virtue o. a writ Of Levari facias. to
me dir ected. will be exposed to Publ, sale.
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Bil SHIPLEY ST..
kept by George W. Orllip, in the city of vii
mington, New Cas tie county, Delaware, ON
SATURDAY.
THE sth DAY OF JULY. AID, 1876.
ut . o'clock. D. In.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
and Brick Messuage tn ereon or ected situ at a
In the city OF Wilmington azores Aid, b Jun led
and described as follows. to wit:
Begianing at point on the westerly side
OF Head street at iSty ieet wide at the dis
lance tf two hundred and sixty-eieht feet and
nine inches southerly from tn . southerly aid a
OF Lobdell street at sixty feet wide, thence
westerly pa allel With Lobdell street, one
hundred and two feet and six inches to a
stake, thence scutherly ana PARALLEL with
Ii nd street fourteen feet to a corner Of o In
er lands OF the said retor J. Bsbcock and
Joseph J. Babcook. themes along the said
Babcock's land east ono hundred and two
feet and Fix inches to the aforesaid wes.eriy
side OF n aid street and ttenoe THEREBY
northerly parallel with Heaid street fourte 4,
feet to the place o. b beginning, be the content :,
what they ma,
Seized and taken in execution a, tho pro-
perry OF Peter ]. Ba ecbck and MARY Il B %
cock. his wife and Joseph J. BsbcorK and
Adaline W, mis- wife, I I /. and to be sod by
WIN. H. JAMESON, eheriG.
Sherif's Office. New CAstle,
juno 20, lSI6. je22-ts
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CHERRIES SALE.

StHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of a writ of Venditoui E,,o,.
to me directed. will be exposed 70 Pus,
Sale at the 1"'
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sil SIMPLIFY q
kept by Ge'rge W. 0rtlip. in the city of W,
mington, New Castle county, Delaware ar
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CHERIFP,S SALE


- BY virtue of a writ of Levari Racias
to me directed, will he exposed to public sale
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 8il SHIPLeY ST.
kept by GeoreeW Ortlip in the city of vii
miDgt N. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY,
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, A. U. 1876.
At2 o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot, iece or parcel of land
situated in the City Of Wilmington afoTe1aid,
and Darti ,Iilarly described as follows, to Wit
BEGINNING on the southerIy sida OF Second
street between West and wa hingt n streets
at the distaLce of thirty six Get from the
westerly side of West street at the middle of
the diVlsi n wall between this and ihe adjon
ng house. thence through the mldd @ OF the
division wall eoutherly parallel with " est
street eeventy-bve and a half feet t. the
souiherly side Of a three and a half feet wide
alley. thence ong said alley side west rly
parallel with Second street eighteen feet 10 a
stake. tn snce n0rtherly paraliei with West
street and the frat mentioned line seventy
hve and ha.f feet to the aforesaid 8 de of
Second street. and thence alCug the SINE
ming. be the contents what they may, with
the Tree and uninterrupted use Of the above
mentioned alley in common.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of William T. Shs and Mary A. Sh.w.
his wife. and t. t's. and to be sold by
WIN II. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.l
June 20. A. ID. 1876. je22-ts
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sATUHDAY.
THE Sth DAY OF JULY, lSb
At 9 o'clock, p. NJ.

The fol lowing described Real Estate viz
All that certain lot. piece or parcel ofl,.
situated in the city of Whining gton. in M
Castle county. and State of Delaware bonn
ed and described as follows, to wit; B,r,,
ming at u poilt I on the n, rtheasterly ,ds =
Seventeenth street at the distance Of /,
hund ed and and iorty-nins feet souib.,..
esly from the esoutheasterly side Of Wa,hrt
ton street, thence theast erly parable I'll
Washington street one huLdred and tw,ulI
hve ieet to a corner, thence southes,ufr
and parallel with Seventeenth stree / tv,up
nine fe T.. more or less. to line Of JosN
TatnalPs land. thence southwesterly byi,,
OF said Joseph Tatnall's land one b,stsc
and twenty: five feet more or less 10 n,sr
northeosterly side of Seventeenth b strsgs
thence thereby north westerly thirt. sS
the PLACE of beginning. be the con tents i'm
of wnat they may.
Seized and tasen in execution as the u,
peIty OF William II. krs al and Ch hristina !
wife. and to be sold by
VIM. IL. JAMESON. Ehsri,
!shsrir,s Ohce, New Castle.
June 20, lbIb. .snlk
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NHEpIEY,. sAIr

SHEP''f'5 SALE.
~ by tue Of u writ of Levari Fsci,s IN
TO me directed will be eX posed 10 public sale
at tho
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. sal SIMPLIFY ST.
kept by Geo. ". Ortiip. in the city of Will
m'ngton. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATU hDAY.
TIik SihDAY OF JULY. 1876.
At o'clock. =. H..
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot o land situate in he
city OF Wilmington. aforesai 1, bounded and
desert bed rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side of Wash
ington street. between Eighth and Ninth
reefs at the distance of one hunJred fset
Six and a half inches from tho southe.ly side
OF Ninth street. thence westerly and paral-
lei to Ninth street by q new line dividing
this frsm other land Of John p. Spr niger on
the easterly side Of W olaston street, thence
southerly ty the said side of W Wolasto street.
twenty-five feet 10 n corner. tn ence easterIy
parallel TO the first ment oned line and Ninth
street through the centre of the party wall
betwenn this and the adjoining house of th
said ~estprook, on the south one hundred
and forty-five feet to the eforesaid side OF
ashington street and thence thereby
northerly twenty-five feet to the placs of be-
may. Bo.k B Vol. 9, Page l4l
Seized and taken in ExecutiOnas .be pro-
perty of William 4. WestbIook, and Anna
n. Westbrook, his wife and t. t.. and TO be
sold ~ -
WILLIAM II. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheria's once, New Castle.
June ~. 1875 je22ts
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The Daily Gazette

WILMINGTON, DEL. JULY g. 1916
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SHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue OF writ q,
~ Lavari Facias to me directed. will be- eT.
iosed TO pnblic Sale a. the Hotel of Lam 'S =
Eilott, in the village of Cnristiana' in White
Clay Creek hundred. New Castle county i1el.
aware. on ''' Dei-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

Russian territory is not TO her interest,
and will cause her to form An alliance
with Turkey to prevent this. The
Turkish Empire is crumbling-its days
are numbered. The rule of effeto sui
tans clashes with Western civilization
and it must step back where it camo
from. All the nations OF Europe agree
upon this point but who shall have the
spoils? a." says Russia. "Not Rus
sia," says England. And thus it goes
The new Sultan may be wiser and bet
ter man than his predecessor. That
makes no difference. The world has nc
confidence in Turkish goodness and wis
dom. 1t is decrecd that the Turkish
Empire must fall, and fall it must. Some
predict the most terrible war over the
"Turkish carcass" that has happened
since the days Of the Great Napoleon
and that all the powers Of Europe will
be moro or less engaged therein. In
that case, all we can do On this side OF
tho Atlantic is TO act as quartermastcrs
and commissioners and supply tho con-
tending lcgions with corn, wheat, pork
and bcef-and cry oslo EN-" Tho Bal
Tic wheat country viii suspend business
and America take its place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15
EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Blaine uses neither liquor nor tobacco.
Don Carlos is understood to be in the
City of Mexico.
George Sand (Mme. DudovanD, the
authoress, died last Thursday.
Senator Anthony has been reelected
10 the United States Senate from Rhode
Island.
Sam Lappin, Kansas deiaulting ex-
treasurer attempted to escape from Jail
at Topeka the other day, but "mis-
cued."
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention for this, the First District, will
be held at Abilene, August 3lst.
All the Fcnian prisoners confined in
in Western Australia have, it is rumored,
escaped in the American whalc-ship
Catalapa.
Rev. David Edwards, bishop of the
church of the United Brethren in Christ,
died at Baltimore on the 9th inst, at the
age of 81.
On the first ballot in the Chicago con
vcntion of 1860, the vote stood Seward,
173; Lincoln, 102; Cameron, so Chase,
40; Bates, As.
A dispatch from Portland, SAYS Orc
gon has undoubtedly gone Democratic
The Democrats claim majority in the
Legislature Of twelve on joint ballot.
The opinion prevails that the bill for
the admission Of New Mexico will be
defeated, Notwithstanding the favorable
report Of the majority Of the house COM
mittee TO whom il was referred Active
opposition to it is expected from both
political parties
The remains of Louis Philippe, Queen
Amelia, the Duchess of Orleans, tho
Duchess of Aumalo and tho Prince Of
Condo, are TO be carried from Eng
land TO France and be inferred at Droux,
in chapel built by Louis PHILIPPE for
the burial Of his family.
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CIyC:l:aTITiRD.

!
Yesterday was the day appointed for
the National Republican Convention, 10
be held at Cincinnati. 1t IS not likely
we shall hear OF the nominations before
tomorrow night-perhaps not then
Up 10 within few days it has seemed
as If the nomination of Mr.. Blaine was
a "foregone conclusion )" but now it is
not so certain. The dispatches indicate
that the contest will be hot, stubborn
and perhaps prolonged. 1t is not any
way possible that any body will be nom.
in a:ed upon the first ballot. Mr.. Blaine,
Of course, will hare many moro votes
to begin with than any other man. So
did Mr. Seward in 1860. Some cendi-
dates are combining against Blaine,
and others, with not ono half OF
Blainc's strength to commence with, are
pretty confident that with the"frst-last
and-all-the-ume" strength they have
they can finally capture the nomination.
The Conkling men are moving heaven
and earth in the interest of their favorite.
The Ohio delegates want Hayes and they
will stick TO him TO tho last hour. 1t is
claimed that in case Blaine cannot be
nominated, Il large number of his votes
will go to Morton, and that the war
Governor Of Indiana may be the strong
est man in the field. Bristow men
claim that on the second formal ballot
their candidate will have 200 votes.
WasEburn figures in the "Grcat I'm
known" capacity, and he is regarded as
strong compromise candidate. We
sec nothing to indicate that Hartranft
is to gain any strength, but great deal
indicative of his being liable to throw
all that he has under his control 10
Conkling-the choice of the present ad-
ministration. Speculation rs to the
probable result is out of the question.
The clans have gathered, the pot Is boil
ing. Those who are so far away from
the scene of strife as we are can form
no intelligent opinion as to who is to be
struck by Presidential lightning and it
is possible that those who are upon the
ground find things 'terribly mixed" and
know not much moro than ourselves.
We hope, however, such a man will be
nominated as the Republican party will
be proud to support-a man whose
political and private record will be with
out stain, and under whose banner
tho party of freedom and progress, in
this the Centennial year, march with
enthusiasm and spirit to glorous victory.
Since the above was written, later
news from Cincinnati has been received
There is row strong belief that Blaine
will be nominated on the second or
third ballot, and that Hayes or Bristow
will DO nominated for Vice President.
Hayes, however, is yet regarded as
formidable candidate for the Presidency,
by many.
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TURKEY, OR No TURKEY.

In this country people are enthused
over the Presidential nominations, and
lightly pass over the dispatches which
have reference to the eastern Quest.
iona matter over which all Europe
is on the qw ride. Ambitious nations
in the East have for many years longed
TO drive the Turks far beyond the Helles-
pont. Russia, Austria, Germany and
Italy seem like brothers, dwelling TO-
gethcr IN unity and in full accord in the
work of driving the Mussulmans into
Asia, where they may take under their
wing Egypt and Persia and, out OF the
reach of "Christian dogs" propagate
Mohammedanism 10 their hearts con-
tent. England and France may jealousy
watch the movements of RUSSIA, the
principal actor in this work, but the
Southern powers united will accomplish
the ends desired. No doubt England
desires that turkey in Europe" shall
bo blotted out, bnt that II should become
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

tho large number who were bruised.
Quite a number received severe injuries
in having bones broken, and being
struck about the head by falling tim
bers. We have not attempted to give all
the names of parties losing their prop
erty this week, IS large portion were
mentioned last week, and our report
proved to be substantially correct.
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A REVIEW OF TEE STORM.

Much Of the excitement over the
great storm, on the afternoon 9th 9TH
has abatcd, yet the event is discussed
with apparently all the interest mani
tested on the day succeeding It's vista
ton. We have heard many theories as
to the cause of the storm and what il
really was, and there were many ready
TO take oath that it was a cyclone; 9th.
ers saw water spouts, and still others
held that it was hurricane. Guyot,
under the head of " Revolving Storms"
gives the following description of tor.
nado, which corresponds with the des-
cription of those who were in the vicin-
ity of Wednesdays storm:
"Tornadoos and water.spouts repeat
on small scale, though with scarcely
less violence, the phenomenon OF cy-
clones. When opposing winds OF differ
ent temperatures meet in the upper at
mosphere whirling motion is produced.
drawing down the cold air above, and a
'~Nt ~uVuaS Va haiOI lc COHuSHSSQ INTO
thick black cloud. Soon, with increas-
ing rapidity of rotation, the whirling
mass takes the shape of vast tunnel,
descending lower and lower into the
quiet atmosphere below, drawing up in
its vortex all objects within its path.
On its track, ranging from a few yards
to quarter of mile in width, trees
are uprooted and houses unroofed or
carried in the air by the fearful power
of the tornado. A tornado pass
ing into the sea forms a waterspout. >
Tornadoes seem to be due to con-
fiict in the upper air of local currents
each other il an atmos-
phere highly charged with vapors. A
great many originate over the vast
plains west of the Mississippi river, and
sweep towards the northeast"
The first seen of che funnel-shaped
clouds in Saline county, was near Sol
Tier Cap mound, about IS miles south
west Of Sallna. II seemed 10 &c moving
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

Last Sunday, says The Brooklyn ar
gus, there was quite STIR in one OF our
churches, when n gorgcouslyrobed
young stranger swept along the main
aisle, preceded by an obsequious usher.
All eyes were attracted by her blazing
diamonds, her costly laccs, the splendor
and prcfusion of her toilet, and when
she settled down in pew, with a mighty
rustic, hundreds Of female voices seem
ed to have been guided by common
inspiration as they whispered: "The
daughter of Philadelphia backman !"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

On the Fourth of July, ct the Gen.
tennial, fifty thousand people will stand
uncovered and revcrently listen TO the
reading OF that document which stands
first in our affections; that document
which, moro than any, has taught the
world what Human Rights arc that
document which, for hundred years,
has lovingly sheltered the oppressed of
all nations, and gathered them together
in high and holy brother hood that
document winch says: "AIl men are
created cqual-cxcept Cinnamon"