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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-07

Not large but an arpreciatiye audience as
sembled at the Presbyterian church. Tuesday
evening, to listen to vocal and Instrumental
entertainment given by the Misses Kellogg, OF
Topeka, assisted by some Of Salinas musical
ltalent.> we give the programme of the en-
below:
PART FIRST.
Piano duett-Larghetto from symphony, Becthcren.
..wu,,, ,, Mr. Mr. bruckman and Miss k9the.
Vocal duett-"Esening song to the Virgin
Mr.. ClarksOn and Miss Kellogg
Piano solo, Polacca Brllian;e. VOS WeGSr,
+. Miss Mary kellogg.
Mr. Hitler and MISS Kellogg.
so will L." Piasufi Miss kellogg
Piano duett-''Oyerure 10 the Poet and Peasant -
Mr. BrucAinan and Miss kothe
PART SECOND.
Quartette-'' Dream of the Past,'' kellogg
Messrs. We linSton, Carkson, Hitler aud Miss
Piano SOLO Music Murmurings IA the Trees, -
Bdiiaee, Mss Mary kellogg
Mr.. Wellington and Miss kellogg.
Piano duett-''overture from semir'Inie EoSsfad,
Mr.. BruchinJn and Mss hottie.
Hiss Kellogg
Miss Mary Kellogg.
The piano Duets rendered by Miss Hottie
and Mr.. Fred Brakeman were splendid, and
proved to the audience that they were far more
Khan ordinary artists. The singing by Miss
Jennie kellogg was admired by all. She has an
extremely we'll cultivated voice. and takes a
high rank among singers. Miss Mary Kellogg
is certainly the most accomplished pianist we
have had the pleasure of hearing for many
years. Cur home singers, Messrs. GARRISON,
Hitler and Wellington, all acquitted them
selves creditably. Especially is it pleasure
tn hear the deep, basso voice of Mr.. Yelling
ton. 1t was the intention of the ladies to have
given another concert this evening, but cir
cumstances have prevented their complying
with this intention. We certainly hope that
the Misses Kellogg will soon again favor a
Salina audience with their delightful music.
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The X. p. will sell excursion tickets to
Manhattan to all persons who wish to attend
the annual meeting of the State Grange. Good
to 60 December 18th to 18th and to return
until the 2lSt. Fare for round trip, 1896.
FRANK G.. JAKCsoN ACT
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Skating on the Smoky was excellent the
first two days of this week. The young men
took advantage of it and from all appearances
enjoyed themselves greatly. A moonlight
evening or two helped to make the sport more
agreeable
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for Dressed Hogs, also the highest price paid
for Corn IN the ear. Call and see me before
selling, ct the Flour and Feed Store, Santa Fe
Avenue, Saiina, Kansas S. NJ. PALMER.
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The Right Rev. Thomas III. Vail, Bishop OF
the Diocese of Kansas, will visit Salina on
Sunday, the 18th of December, and administer
the holy rite of confirmation at Christ's church.
Services at ii o'clocl, a. m., and p. m.
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fr&Es Gro1tsow Co. rsF'ors the fSIso~l-s
Nbeat-Es1 winter. No :. ssGsoc PR Ia No 8
7sSsc; We do .eS7se; whl.e win;sr No s5asec
No DO 7S2sae; No % seszsc- ssrias, scSE-
Oats. Isf.l-1 ger ba
RE. e>Eg@1 Pr la
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Corrected By T. T Watson, dealer in Groceries
ProvI,ions and Queensware, - santa Fe avenue.
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A Repository Of Fashion. Pleasure, and In
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Harper's Magazine
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FLOUR & FEED STORE,

Fist Door North Couse'S Livery Stable1
Best Flour and ChopFeed constantly on hand at low
est price. All kinds of grain bought sold. or
ders for coal promptly dlled. 5. NJ. PALMER.
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BrttcEl1lan G. Co

Santa Fe Avenue, near Gels Bank
Salina, Has, Dec. 2, 1877.
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. MER. SCHOOL INST.n is a reliable I'd

IN ueatona Agency Of 20 years successful e1le'lehe
in representing Teachers Of known sbihy 10 iai anu
schools every grade Bulletin Of candidates Tor Autumn
session preparation. Explanatory circulars or Stamp
j. W. SCHERMEkHORN, A. NJ Actuary Ia bohd|sI, Ne"
NrurE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hans Won BiiloW is the composer of two

DR.. Hans Won Biilow is the composer of two
admirable songs for mezzo-soprluo written especially
f,r Mrs Won Observation-Disclosures Mrs Charles
MoultOn), to whom they arc dedicated The first Is
poetic setting OF Alfred dc Musset's Adieu, yerT
tender and emotional, with accompaniment
almost poem in itself; the other is a charming
Alegretto con brio, entitled PgeGccc Thcy are pub
shed together under the title 1.-Two French Ronances
tE. Schu5erth Co.)-Tue same house also publishes
series OF Miss Lizzie CrOnyns fvo-te SONGS edited anu
revised by DIR. Won Bow. They ncldde Bccthovens La
rita Fece Das CLICK der FreuudschlfD La Pare5a and
Ldmate imUq.iente, Gordfans sGEiiss'D'a VerGiae,
Rubin stems thou seem 50 70 O,ner, and GOmczs
Ma PicciTeie This last is in the key OF ID fat Dson
& Co have published an edition Of TIE song in
fat with English ana Italian words, and sinpfed ana
inferior ac3omplniment-Tle recent sheetmusic publ
cations OF OLSON Co. include Fer deS Aipes, song in
French and English by j. BWckern, light and decidedly
French but pretty; and In FidqH=atr he Betro,hedl,
by L. Haekens0llner a rOnanza, with violin obDlgato.
pleasing, me!OdOus. and well oOnStIucted-Mr Homer
n. Bartlett, q young composer OF decided talent,
has recently published pretty and wellwTften eod,e-
caprice for piano under the title AdieH and song called
oonbeaas which graceful aud fluent melody ana
an accom- panmcnt with considerable character Both
y eoes viii d. him credit. &c. Schirmer)-W A. foho "
Co have published two pieces OF music ny Holato =
King which are likely to have popularity. one Is "
Hmm Of Handspring for soprtno and conTao sou ana
chorus as sung by tine choir of Plymouth Church and
dedicated 10 rI Beeccr words by r. W. Rayinond; the
other is simple song on Jean Ingclow's fdte' There
are some typogr phical in the harmony oil ths
latter composition, but they are so obvious that e per
former viii readily correct them at first SiShEi"'fH
Hopkins has published "A creditable Inauguration Hdts.
b, j. F. Burli as performed recently AT the commence
,rent exercises Columbia College Law school II
is dedicated 10 the sass O 1876. OF which the composer
is member-JohI Church & Co., Cincinnati have OBJ
taued the right to publish B0g2acs CeenaI Adfct as
arranged for plano 10y Theodore Thomas, Iaying the
Wo,nea's Centennial Committee royalty on the sales
Externally il is dsfgurcd by horrible red white and
blue striped cover and internally it is narrcd by many
mistakes; but it the only edition Of this important and
interesting work TO have II need hardly be SAID
that the ARRANGEMENT has been well made.
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Drooklpn Real estate for Sale.

V'IREE-STO frame house, 21S Atlantic
4 ave. tie COurtst
house. - Butler.st.
Three story frame houses 100 and lo3 Pneappest
FulioEst.
Three story brick and frame houses 40 81 and SO NassaI
Three IS rame houses 2GG and 26> Arlington ~.
GEO. Il. DUrTON, 10 " alist, y. Y
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A CARD.-Ladics may receive lien Private
IN Writing Lessons for Six Dollars; no extras Apply us
day at Rooms, sixthaye and foTy-thirdst OLIVER b.
"a lC
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6lcamUoats auo Railroads.

LBANY. -PEOPLEis LINE STEAM
"A BOATS leave Pier a. y. H. DAILY SUNDAYS excepted
Al 6 4. Albany AID 40 ats north and west.
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HIGHLAND Military Academy, Worcester.
Mass urclares for commanding pos lions
in common ami steHurc pursuits G. T. IETCAu AM Sdp
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NJ InIEa I AnEtNgFMEyr Of mans. In effect March.

FIRE RAILWAY. y, r,,r, IN ,r.,, ,,,r,,
1876:
COsches BUn and sleeping Coaches 10 Cleveland ahd Ch
f04j a. rn.-Express MAJ! for Buffalo and the West
2 T. IN fDalrJ - iacinc (resS for the West sleriag
CoacheE e. rough Rochester. Eu.ao NisgaTa Fails, Cuc
nail Cleveland and Chicago without change; also Hotel an
ine. cars . Cleveland ant Chicago. .
Trans leave Chamber ST. Depot y y, Tor NchaiE, 90
& 80 1913 1880 $40, 55. and G.. p M and y md
night SATURDAY . - ESQ
Rnihefurd Pifk aud Psssac Gas 730 loan ~ r9pn so
3, 5Hj 43o. 6l5 O. $50 - 1921 l,3O p N -Hie ga;
$50 o. 1915 30 a. m. ~ nogr a. g. 3lj. 81 4a0 D.
b11 Glj 20, :. s:lJ. i03n IlsJ T. H. SATURDAY nights
itstoC H. "a sunday 80 al So T. !? 10 r. NJ or
S sst. 10 g. iol5 a. ~ g. 4:g6 "a ~ Sunday. = No.
Warwick. 13o, j. - a H.. 400 p M Kingston, t5j p n
Sundays. $50 q. GcsHcr, 1880. g l0:f5 a. III 80, S4J
4$9 p r. Sgndfy ss9 70 M T. 10 6 ' i ,soy VI,
YORK aud osveeo Midland R4,osa Mainst PER- Jcrds
1880, o. as q. m $50 p m Sundays. $780, 10 a M and
7p.n noprups,, - opy,
Ii9igs leave EEglgNUad Cogter P!rront trace II
for all except Nyaek $50 9@5a m, 1880 40 = tIS,
5.aO G:U 1850 D. SATURDAY nights only II -
Manuel spring Valley and Mousoy. 9.45 n H. 4l5 r. m.
NOIEIlains leaving ChGmr,Ist On cNel or baif hours
leave Z6asl. fifteen minutes earlier than above lino tlans
leaving Chambtrsst. qunrer Eoufs leave I'D a. th1y
with leaving Chambers It at 1880 and ~ md
night; for ,a.... am, ,r ,.r,.r,. in ,,,.,io roro and
Flee ping Coat can he ObiAhe and orders iOr e chteEbg
transfer OF baggage be it al the Cupsny Offices,
23g 4Ol so, and JJ7 Broadway No Court s, Brvok
lyp, aud at the CCmpaDys DepOls. -
Ehpresi trans Oh ths west sriFe I'd Ne"i0fA ~ ga
JSo ~ ABEUII. LsGsis. FasssDseI Agca., Nss. ioIk-
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PAIL RIVER LINE.
L REDUCTION OF FARE TO Bosroh
AND ALL rOIH rs EAST.
THE WORLD. KESOH NED SrEANH.s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier IS North River, foot OF Murray-st,
DAILY fSU"DAY~ June II 10 Sept 10 incusivol AT n m
Tickets and StattrooS secured 4; principal hotels ckol
cd aud Tie al,I sodu.IA. GEOkGE l.. COMMON
Gen. fass. Agent BOi.DEN ~ LOh ElI, AgeuA
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

,TVTNOpE AND OIup PAIIPDAD
fAi1' nv - - - ,, 80 az I,.l anil Cor.
- 81, law NJ" vi" '''"' i''' VI i''''' " NV
90, for W,.lf.o.cr and tbo u,s, pur,,,r ,,-Io,
'' car. nom N..,.Nrt, f." Ta,tir0r, at.l A,.5,rtpu
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L.'rL C.Ilaro, oI,ci,tati fori-y4iI SO. II, tr.it
ui4trs clos. ultctin, f.g t,utnlrs i.fanap,s auc
N,v.Gf,,als
arJ Iow.0r, as, InroIrh cars irom Hcw YORK 20
T.it NOR, AN. III ,.ii. g..u Tu,.u Sr,,rrs .ua day
t"gs nom ibid ',5r,. t. Ch!'t.o Cin,rr.ii ST. Louis
IN. 80 ,'' l. '.N'' - ''f'' '''' ~ ''
o'00 y w. '',.. 10 g., ,i' l' ,,i @ i.'' ~ 49,,
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

hoch 'no % W.. on ave- - 81 .tbst year $40 Oco
same Ia same n OF 6th.st. Of Ave Is year.-: S,OVo
Dt{ ers I 10 a. Prom 81. 1920
s Of ye' Sie 25O)
p.fk % ., Ron W. 1 SSa1 % V 4i AZ 5000
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w , 1s % q ana S 20 ' ysafs 5000
same 10 same Oh ,... 5000
fYsSk' h%y s ai l StsTs. " 400
bI5.rr1yi 10 D- nm ,S Sa Hi' 10 10000
IA risun EdN NJ and wife, 10 Jared Hariison, es "a
Of Wrstst ~ Duane; oVVV
La ar ir 5r6 j2n to fa SS .. 5000
Chapman, = A. and husba3d, To Henry ButierResd,s %
oi BguJmes, Wallet 3 SVo
c9 S . I J. 20 ansA Mor4 1870
C0e stephen = 10 Robert Hoe f., OF ists be ,oo
tween 9Th and Ith ayes; years s,ooV
tcr,,ieii j y. SAVAGE, Deputy ReglsteE
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WILSON Il GRElG.
Sieamocais dno tinllroG0s.

pENNSYLYANlA RAILROAD THE
L GRIT rEU * II ~ ANi UNITED ~IAtEo NAIL
lrrc.s for HuIisuurs, rtsburgh, the West and sogh,
with raiTu Palace Cans attached $3.50 VI, and $50 r.
For Williams Haycn. Cory and Ere at 30 a M,
and 30 p ,u Cory Iitusyio Petroleum
Tor i.aita1r, Washington and the souu Limited Wash
ugton EIrrs Of Pullman p'Tor aIs ala ", exe"pt SUNDAY.
9n arrives "a; WASHINGTON at 40 p NJ Regular at $40
press Tor Pb acri = 7'G 40 $50 a m 1890 3. T.
an6 r. = n J., n rant and seS6 eaSS - H. . v
FOR I, n eniaI Depot n $50 ESQ 7a,0 g. $40 $50 a ~
For newark a: D. $50. T. so 5, D. 10, :. a m " m.
eS.o AZ 20 Is, sio TO- di:So p m' and l. night Sunday
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CSC. $50, so 10. llao p n aud ~ night. Sunday,
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tut Ea-i Milestone - a ~, >. ana /" ~ p m
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For ai'Ic'r AMI -omerset lrinci, 3p. m.
De-, ir,n.a Br,i nv - Eurnron and Camden, $50 and
.. @. iI, g. su, .. 3, % aIt %.
To- iie'i"i', Jog H.. Zand @ p N
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Frails ariyc: lIoa, IIl'.lmsL C.jJ anil 1880 A. NJ,
AMI 10; o D. H., oaly; lui5 81. and $50 =. m. daily
e>cra Nouaay from a>h.uetun ard baltimore, Gz0
t:J, 30 and 1872 3. M SUNDAY, co From PhA.
dcra $40. o. Gjj 1913, lIs0 ll.54 m, 2.i5 40
Gl5 t4n. Goo etl' ana lUzJ D. IA. SUNDAY, DID, b-o
30 l!..i .. 49, Goo, sad !C:2j .. In.
~ BET uniG,, '-oani oit hIolNay, NO. As'or Hons
IU,klyu anl 30, ~, II and US hudson ST. fobolc
Jersey CITY imgrant Ticket Once Nos Battery place
ID A. hoy ~ H., Gen Passenger 4 gent
fGANh TuoNso&, General Manager
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NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
4 foruaains boys intelligent, healthy. Christian men
EnNJAdGS MASON Box 80. Gji. iolkr.s, y y
INVEST End INSTTrUTE.-Famiiy school
w for rourg tales. Mr.. s. t. CADN, Principal. view
Haven com Send for circular.
coca A YEAR, books. &c, included no
ID ZSbt extra charges: special attention u backward
ulns and little Address g. C. SHORT ED var
ward Urlvcrsity 4. NJ Media Peon. ~ miles from fiha
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Counirn Real estate for Sale.

y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hOWc IN Finishing, 7. T.; mouse
story parlor sitting and dining four bedrooms,
and back stairs kitchen furnace waiter stationary tl1s;
planted lawn, ground IL bearing
vines strwberie cuTsntS street graded sewer
pipes laid. 80 900, balance mortgage. OWNER
y. Y.
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1IcArts iOl Ei
SO NrHatwav
No. ! Astor House,
3is BloIdwgy,
No p Paltcrv.pllCe. and at depots AT foot OF
DesLaOssos and CortlHldtsts
SAMUEL CARPENTER
General Passenger Agent, j26 Broadway.
ID. ii. liDl d. IT,.
General Passenger Agent.
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Gitn Raj gsiatc for Sole.

IMPROVED and UNMPRONED COUNTRY
n mi cry PROPERTY for sale exchange. Money 10
loan on oal and mortgage Principals only WOOD q
MOiEf : inc ST.
IMPROVED AND I'NlMPRONED COUNTRY
= AID CITY PROPERTY for sale or EXchansc; Money 10
'''' W. "' WOOD & MoIRS, No. PineH.
1 OTIS on East Ninety-first-st 4, suitable Tor
small houses good neichb0rIOod pri, lOGcrate VIII 20
sold. RULAND & WHITING, BecAmanst.
TWO Splcnddly located MADISON AVENUE
LOIS. cNcayatci and severed with loan, OF cfcAhsS
for small choice country place owner means business
SAM FL kILPATRICK, $40 IEriaye
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GeaChcr5.

4 PROFESSOR of modern languages wishes
"a pass uts vacation TUTOR with an American family
Ad. Tcss PIOI f>aDE Post Office bcS 4,oOl
A Ii, wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational Uuou" t37 EioaiNav y l.
NatGi introducing rum IA every sta Established 1901
Teachers wanted for Autumn va anc!es
THOROUGHLY educated gentleman,
N Teaching Music, French German. spanish. AMI Boo
keeping w.h give Lessons day Tor Toon aBd iOAfD
E,bt references n. HUNT care OF MI ~ W. MahneI' %
Prince 81
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Unlon-square,
H NeI ogo.-TclCcrs supplied with schools al "chgos
teachers through Agency. Address ANNA RANDALL
DIbhl-
INSTRUCTION in German, Frcnch-Eng!is'
foreigner. Prof ktTISl1l has remover 10 80 f''
Both s.. Apply for ci.el liars.
yEADING and ELOCUTlON.-Summcr Glass
"a ii sea Chn /. L.; course o. 30 Lessons, beginning
Juy is AID cOsiuE aug. -. For PaicaS adde's ms
ANNA RANDALL DELL 30 UHonsqaaIe' Nc|-lork.
CCNOOIS supplied with Teachers; no charge;
- siiua procured Tor Teachers. TEACHElta AGENCY,
1907 Chestnut IT.. Phiiadclp hia.
CCHOOLS and FAMILIES will find reliable
- teachers through Mfs. MI CHELI.o IEAt.IIi2
BUREAU q West othsi Information gwen GIatull'~5P
Of good schools
rI,EACHER.-A gentleman from France, COM
ret.it teach FRENCH German aud Eueish, CLASSICS,
modem Lstcry and literature philosophy ana the MINOR
branches education, desires position ~ private auN:
bss references. Address H. p Teachers Agency l,tO'
Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
1n6trurtion.
City.

A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pri-
N vate Instruction. TBOS X. ASH, IL East lOthst
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-07-15

terchangeable 1T the option Of the haldar-
with registered government bonds bearing
rate Of interest not exceeding 3. 65 DER cant
per annum.
Resolved, That Is the tendency Of mpch ~
the legislation of Congress has been 20 an.
hance the value of the interest bearing bond.
Of the government and to depreciate the val.
ne Of the equally sacred obligations issued
70 the people as their circulating medium. W.
demand in all future legislation equal and
exact justice to all classes.
Resolved, That we demand the reserv;nd
OF the public lands, the heritage Of the neo.
pie, for the actual settler, not another acre
for railroads or spectators.
Resolved, That we demand the abrocation
of all laws that do not bear equally uDon
capital and labor, the removal of unjust tech
nicalities, delays and Determinations in the
administration Of justice, aud the adoption y
measures providing for the health and safety
of those engaged in mining, manufacturer
and building pursuits
Resolved, That the right Of the Legislature
to regulate and control the railroads and
other corporations by the State must be vln.
Dictated, established and maintained NJ ~
essential Of the State government
Resolved, That We demand q reduction Of
all public expenditures to the end that tar
ation may be reduced to the lowest possible
limits