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Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
A Pleasant Surprise

J. c. Hutchinson and lady, OF Apo.
quinimink Hd., who intend moving
near Christiana, was completely snr
prised on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, by a large number of the mem
bsrs Of his class and friends, who
gathered to take the parting hands.
After several hours had been pleasantly
spent in friendly chat and discoursing
sacred music, Miss Mollie d. Hart pre-.
siding at the Organ, an invitation was
given to repair to the dining room,
whers a large table was loaded with
the COED things of this life. Supper BE-
ing over, brother H. made q very ap-
propriste and earnest address, urging
all present not to rest satisfied with
less than heart full Of God.
" The Home of the Soul, " being called
for, Miss. II. presiding at the organ, all
present joined in singing. At the close
brother G. N. D. Hart led in a very
ernest prayer. Thus the evening passed,
all feeling it to be season of profit.
Brother II. has justly obtained = high
seat in tn" affections of his class.
"OSK THAT WAS THERE"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

That balance Of power that the
Gresn baokers claimed in the present
Congress didn't pan out very we'll in
the election Of Speaker.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Gpase Auulversary. A

The Thirteenth Missionary Anniver.
sary Of Grace NJ. X. afternoon Sunday
School, last evening, was very pleas.
ant affair. Ths rostrum contained 4
handsome centsr-piecs In the form Of q
cross, whilst at the sides were very
beautiful plants. Miss Matte Y. Pick
els presided at the organ, while c. b.
Rhoads acted as musical director. The
school has fifty three classes and also an
infant school,
The exercises commenced with the
school singing a chant; 1.-THE Lord 3
Prayer, which was followed by pray
Or. An anthem "Great is the Lord, +"
was we'll rendered by the school, az
was also . chorus entitled "Joy Com
eth in the morning"
After the congregation ioiusd with
the school in singing Missionary
Hymn, Bishop Simpson made an ex-
csllent address relative to the mission
ary cause. The school sung IN
charming Cd manner "Oh, Word Of
Words"
The Sscretary's report shows the
school to b. in good condition flnan-
oially. The following is the financial
report
Afternoon School.--Recsivad for For.
eign Missions, S75l.3S; Received for
Home Missions, 1888. SO; Total, 1890. q.
Infant School.-Recsivsd for Foreign
Missions, e54.4l Received for Home
Missions, @22.sS; Total t77.29. Total
for both schools el367.50. The class Of
Mrs. J. T. Cause having contributed
the largest smount received the banner
for the insuing year.
Tho chorus Prom Gresnland's 10y
Mountains" WAS sxcellently rendered,
and recitation by Phil. Garrett was
heartily encorsd. "Thanksgiving An.
them" was we'll sung by the school
Hersupon Miss Sparks stepped forward
and thanked Bishop Simpson for his
presence and presented him with a
beautiful bouquet on behalf Of the
school.
A number Of misses and masters, in
costume reprssen ted the conferences in
'oreign lands. After singing "Ameri-
%" and "Jssus Shall Reign" by the
'chool, the congregation joined with
The school in singing the doxology, af
Ter which Bishop Simpson dismissed
The congregation with the benediction.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Cooking According 10 ss sienes.

Miss Dods gave her eighth practical
lecturer on cookery at Association Hall
Philadelphia, yesterday.
Squads and peas comprised the
first dish made, and was followed by
timbales, constructed Of chopped meat,
bread crums, soup stock, egg, mush-
room ketchup, Worcestershire sauce,
macaroni, etc. Rice croque,s came
next, supplemented by milk rolls,
chicken salad and mock turtle soup.
The closing triumph Of the lesson was
cold chocolate pudding.-Local Neus.
This evening Miss Dods will lecture
in the Opera House, on the above sub
ject.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

THB Congressional Directory Of the
Forty-sixth Congress will be magni-
noent book of rebel biography.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
The ChairlnaDsilips

Senator Bayard has been honored
with the chairmanship of the Finance
committee, and Senator Salisbury with
that privileges and elections, in the
new Senate.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Sheriff's Sale.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison sold at pub.
lie sale at Townsend, on Monday last,
the farm of 102 acres belonging to Mark
d. Hickman of this city, to DR.. John
II. Parvis, for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Glover Rebnked.

1t is not surprising that Mr.. Glov or "a
attack upon dead DR.. Linderman is ~.
garded here by public men, irrespective
of party, with feelings akin to horror. -
Nothing approaching it has ever occur
red in onr Congressional history. DR..
Lendsrman died comparatively poor,
and the only legacy he left his family
after many years spent in the public
service was life insurance policy of
$lO, 900. This is Of itself sufficient to
efacs the stain Glover seeks to place
pom his integrity when living and his
memory when deal.-lHashington Des.
patch to baltimore american.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

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Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
N eW Firm.

A. B. Gillespie & Co. have taken the
old stand No. 3 East Second street for
merly occupied by Edward l.. Rice,
Marshal Harlan, and Amor o. Perkins,
with full line of new style and fancy
groceries, wines liquors &t., which will
be sold at Philadelphia prices.
Out of suffering have emerged the
strongest souls, and the most massive
characters are scanned with scars. Thig
reads nicely, but any one suffering with
rheumatism or Neuralgia would do
much better by using Ksller's Roman
Liniment. Price so cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

The GermanAmerican society gave
their first grand social at their room= in
the Capells Building last evening, and
it proved quite an enjoyable affair. The
festivities were opened by phantom
pantomim., after which dancing was
INDUCED in, until about 3 o'clock this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Among the incidental results Of the
presencs Of dem ocratic majority in
the Senate OF the United States, will be
the placing OF member Of that party
in the thirda place in the line Of sue
session to the Presidency, under the
Constitution and laws, in case there
should be vacancies in the office of
President and Vice President. This
has not been the case since 1867, for the
President pro tcmpore Of the Senate has
been Republican for the last eighteen
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

| For I'osi SAL, l.,
nom Houses,
| With lot and
fOut and In
enclosed sneC
In want of q
Advantage Tn
Well built ant
Nltp and ull
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slher proper
he house sol,
jnal.ii 10,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

When we .sy ~e believe ~e have evidences
tn prove that ssiioh's Consumption Cure !.
decsdcdly the best Lung Medicine masje, mas
much a. it vii cure common 90 eisronie
cough In one half the time. and relieve as:h-
ma, bronchitis, whcopfsx cDssyh, crop, and
shovmore cases Of consumption cared than
al others. !, VIII cure where they fzii. IL Il
pleasan; 10 take. harmless 10 the y.<zn~esr
child. and VIC guarantee ~ias We zy- Frice
10 cts5oes and $780, II your lung. are
.orc, ches, 90 tsck lame, use stsiish's Poru.
Plas;er. SOLD sy II u. Sale, druggist
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

strain the commissioners Of his county from
issuing bonds to the N. & NJ. Is to be consid
cred on the 18th of this month.
Representatives OF different bridge compa
MES have been in town for number OF days
figuring for the contracts OF constructing the
new bridges which have been ordered built by
the county commissioners.
The graduating exercises Of the Salina High
School will be held in the Opera House In
June. There are four graduates this season
Misses Christie Campbell and Lille Carlson
and Masters Rosie Burch and VIM. Bishop
Geo. Logan has provided every convenience
Tor keeping vegetables fresh this season, and
is building up fine trade In that line, as well
rs in the line Of fruits and CONNECTIONS. We
are glad to see prosperity follow his enterprise
Salina should follow Hutchinson's course in
obtaining such system OF water works as
will protect her against fire. sprinkle her
streets and gardens, and furnish water for
household use. Hutchinson is to have the
Holly water works.
Mr.. W. C. Harvey. brother OF +. G. Harvey.
Of this city, was married to Miss Bonham. In
Minneapolis. last Monday. On Tuesday he
started on bridal trip to the East. passing
through Salina. Mr. +. c. Harvey drove over
to attend the wedding.
We learn from Mr.. John Swcnson, of Linds-
borg, that the storm which passed through
that country last week, was very disastrous IN
wheat were moved In swaths, Is II the scythe
had passed through IL; buildings were blown
down, the Newton hack which was upon
the road was torn 20 pieces. and the driver
badly injured.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is . list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county. fled In the office Of 8.
T. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the week
ending May 9Th, 1879.
April 3Sth.
IN Erieson and wife 10 Robs- Graf. shf lot 81,
Robs Graf and wife to J. II. Ericsson, lots lis and
lis, md stress-S.O.
Nay LIST.
John Gels and wife to James D. Brown lot Is
block IL, Oak Daie-e.j.
Ei.abssh McC.lly 70 Chm " ooersd, vhf Of scr
-, Is, Z 2w-eoW.
Nay sud.
john Gels and wife 70 n Miller. lots and o.
block Is, Oak Da,e-si0.
Nay ID.
John weiberi,s. asd viir 70 james 4 Emnaa, lot
ia and feet Of lss. SastA Ee avenpe-ois0.
n Mccall and wife 10 Mary G Win~b<rs, I5sSs
feet N McCAli's sdditi0o-o3.
james Barrett and wife % G 4 L Neais hf In
terest Of lot -. HrUat ssr~ef-ei@.
May sfA
$ CAamplin to Y Marta. hi isisresi ios 10. sth
strees-eAs
John Gessler and uife 70 Jesn Eaxiusd nhf u mgr
-, Is. Rsw-eSS
Kansas faciGc R'y Co 20 Walter % " ss-oa suar
y. Is, sW-esS.
stste of kAasas tn Andrew Jobass,a Wifi Of svsr
u. Is, su-es0.
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The items contributed bsposhua shor. viii.

The items contributed bss Joshua Shor: vii
i appear next week.
The local company..ot the LindsoOrg branch
are now making effort to obtain right Of way VI
Fourth street for their read.
II we really thought anybody believed tina,
Stacey was telling the truth about the county
printing business, we should devote q portion
OF our space in explaining the matter. Blu:
no one believes what he says, and sn explana-
ton Is not called for. Further. we would adj
wise Manager Stacey to perform as least one
act which will indicate that he Ia entitled to a
place among honest men. before he attempts
to shrek 30 loudly about dishonesty In others.
The poor manager seems to be growing de-
mented over the city and county printing.
On last Tuesday afternoon while Mrs.
Steck was burning up the trash Of her back
yard. she left the fire to 60 into the house for
a moment, and while absent the fire ran into
some hay that was close by, thence to the
stable. Some six or seven ladies. excit-
ed rs they were, succeeded In tearing down
the stable. 1t was lucky they did, for had the
stable been standing. the stable and hay
stack just across the alley would have caught
fire and burned several other buildings on that
street. Good for the women.
Since our LAST report OF the District Court
proceedings, very little has trauspired. In the
case of the State IS. T. H. Stricken 1.-THE de-
PENDANT justice OF the peace. being charged
with failing to furnish transcript, as ordered).
the defendant WAS acquitted. The City Of So
lima VS.. Jessie Martin ian appeal case-the de-
fendant being charged with breaking the win
dOws Of the Catholic church) next came up,
and occupied the attention Of the court until
late Saturday evening. when an adjournment
was had until tomorrow morning.
The nineteenth wife Of the late Brigham
Young. Mrs. Ann Eliza Young, will deliver her new
lecture, In and Out Of Utah, 1t the ~ Z. Church,
on Tomorrow evening. The story Of her bondage and
scrptive Of the m.nners CUSTOMS character and hab
its Of the Monons, and sketches Of her expert
Utah. Mrs. Young will also exhibit lite
size crayon pictures Of prominent MOrmons. inclnd-
ing the late Brigham and his favOrite wife. Tn
agement have placed tickets on sale nj Whitehead 4
Sesman's At s. cents. The following from one Of
the most prominent divines IN Chicago:
CnIcAoO. ILL.,. March "a. ls79
Col. Dunbdr-Dedr Sir
church the 18th inst. was listened to by = large,
cultured and appreciative audience which was highly
entertained and instructed. Mrs Youngs lecture Is
an eloquent and powerful statement Of the ''inse
Aormonism. - and should he heard by I'll who. NOV
ed by philanthropy and christianity. desire to wipe
OF this foul blot from nation Mrs. Young evil
IDENTIFY lady OF refinement and culture and Is cspa-
Die OF holding any audience. a. W. PATTEN,
Pastor Wabash NJ. L. Church.
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4eteoroloeical.

Report for tA~ mesfh esasss April 5sh. is-s
by VIZ. Pg1rs. Of Eurrka tou.Skip. saline oaansy
Ksnsas. tor th- SAME CocyYv JGasaL.
Latitude, -. Lsueitsi<, -, AIttsir. III fsss.
Mean temtrr.snv fos III meath. So
Above msaa i-Ms-rssa-e q THIS noafss for foas
tears, 10.
Maximan senresafare for HsasA. -
Minimum temssrseur for moasA. -
RAINFALL fer meath. Ass isct.rs.
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That In this town there are SCORES 81 Per
soas passing our .iore every day. whose live
are made miserable by indigestion dysIsp
ala, sour and distressed stomach, liver oosn-
plant. constipation, when for IS cts &c wiil
seil them Shiioh's yfziixrr, guaranteed 90
cure them Sold by II. n SALE, druggist
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Fer Sale.

One Babeoek Fin Engine, No. I. - good
Is new, win be sold fos half price soe cash o.
city bonds The object Of selling the same ID
TO procure Steam Fine Engine- Address.
FIKE COMMITTEE, City o. SAiina, kss
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To oxsnAsI

To Owners 81 castie.
Cattle will be taken at twenty five cents PEI
month, At T. Lights farm. six miles west OF
town. Good care guaranteed. LIS,
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Fritz VAIN has large collection ~ eho,es
hoasc and garden piants- and invites ladies and
amateur gardeners TO examine them.
Vegetable plant. really tor sale. 10 IA
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on,cIaI Paper Of the City ofsaIina.

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
ound ut the Book and News Store OF White
head Seaman's. first door east Of Postofhce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

JoHn OUcslI, GARDENER.
Flower. Vegetable and Small Fruit Plants
sale. Place, across the Bridge.
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VIC "A' 'o''""' '''' '~'o' '0u'
A special train bearing Kansas Pacific
Railroad onciais was upon the Fourth street siding,
last FRIDAY: Among the number were D; hdssi-
= 80 n..~.. c-er,"~ -. -.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
A RARE ESTABLISHMENT
Where First Glass Articles of All Descr1p-
tions Can be Secured at
Low Rates.
Il Basar Well Worth Visiting, If Only for
Curiosity.

We last week paid visit to the SO Cent Store,
and in company with Mr.. Dickinson, its gen
tlemanly proprietor, made an inspection of his
establishment We were struck with the ex-
tent, variety, and completeness of his stock.
Everything useful and ornamental pertaining
to the household, as we'll every possible
requisite for personal use is found IN profusion
at this vast bazaar, and sold at prices so ex-
tremely low that incredulous persons might
possibly question the genuineness of the article
offered.
Mr.. Dickinson desires the public distinctly
| to understand that every statement he makes he
will honestly verity. His goods are precisely
such as he represents them to be, and he guard'a-
tees to make this assertion good in all cases:
he has full line, all colors, genuine Jouven
three button kid gloves, and euery pair aua,'
1anted, at 80 cents per pair. Silk lace mltts
and lace neck ties, all shades, same price. A
full and desirable line of parasols and sun um'
brellas in silk, and of ladies' underwear, he
has, without question, the finest stock in this
city and made of the best muslin, selling from
| so cents upward. In table and pocket cutlery
| his stock excels, and is retalled at less than
wholesale prices; fer example, Rogers &eBro's s
No. IL plated table knife is sold at $3. 96 pei
dozen, the market price being $500 per dozen
You can purchase a nice nickel alarm clock
warranted for one year, for $2.25, and save 81
per cent in the purchase of travelling bags anc
baskets. Childrens' carriages are being sole
at remarkably low prices IN order to close then
out so as to make room for other goods, which
are arriving every day. We can only say to on
call at the SO Cent Store and satisfy yourselves
that the above are facts, and we are convinced
that you will thank us for extending to you tn
invitation.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
Lake Como.

If the weather is propitious to-day pleasant
time may be looked for at the Lake Como
House. Col Knauff has everything in the
best possible condition.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
DRESS GOODS.

BROS.
No. I East Third Street,
WiW Offer Monday, May 12,
A full line Of COlOreQ Silks in all shades
at 75C, 85C, 90C and $l.00.
And a 22-inCh Gr0S Grain silk in all
the newest shades at $l.%.
In Black silks we shall offer, in ad-
QitiOn to our regular line Of Teillard's
24-inch Silks, the following bargains
lust received from auction.
10 pieces 22-inCh Gr0S Grain Silk, 75C,
worth $l.O0
S pieces 22-incl GroS Grain silk, 85c,
worth $l.l5.
5 pieces 22-inch Gr0s Grain Silk, 81,
warranted equal to any in the city
at $l.40.
10 pieces 24-ilcl Lyons GroS Grains,
$l.25, worth SITS.
Il pieces 24-incl B0uret at $l.40,
| usually retailed at $l.85.
Also a splendid variety Of Black and
Col0rGd Br0CadG Silks from $l,5l
upward.
Black Satin Striped MOirG Antiques
Black Striped and WatCrcd GroS Grail
Silks, and a complete assortment 0
, SatilS in all COlOrS.
silk Fringcs in "a different color
t and shades.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

Have you tasted those delicious teas and
coffees sold at Halls tea store, "a Jackson
street. They are all the rage because they are
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

Don't fail to try the teas and coffees sold at
Halls tea store, 81 Jackson street. They are
superb.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
FIVE CENTS A LINE
The GLOBE WANT and Employ.
ment Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at five cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, three-line advertisement, of situa-
tions Wanted and Situations offered, and con-
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
for is accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
the man out Of work can advertise for situa-
tion until he finds one.
Each line over the three, to cost five cents
per line each insertion.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

JiOR SALE-Lot 6, block 20, Rice Il Irvines addi-
u ton, south side Third street, between st. Peter
and Market streets, Lot g. block 8, st. Paul Proper
Apply to JOHN S. PRINC CE, "a East Third street.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

no you wish to buy or rent first-class farm? I'm.
" provements cost $4,000. Easy terms. GRIGGs
4 JOHNSON, st. Paul, MINI. 112'
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
Successor to j. II. Breidert

Successor to j. III. Breidert.
II. G. Sachse is successor to J. 81. Breidert
in the manufacturing department. MIR. Sachse
is about adding the manufacture of galvanized
sheet iron in all its uses. Estimates made and
orders taken of everything in the sheet metal
trade at the old stand, No. 20 East Third street.
up stairs.
Notice.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Northwestern Fuel company, held at their
Office, May 10th, 1879. E. N. Saunders was
elected president an! the management of the
business vested in his hads.
E. N. SAUNDERS, Manager.
| Northwestern Fuel Company, 112 East
Third Street.
Reduced Coal Prices
Stove coal ..............@I 20 oeuVereo'
| Nut.. ......''. ~ uc!. 'oAou
Egg ....................... 81 delivered
Crate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO delivered
Bituminous coal at greatly reduced prices.
E. N. SAUNDERS, Manager.
The undersigned having formed a copartner:
ship, will hereafter carry on the coal, coke
wood and real estate business at the old office
of Griggs & johnson, corner OF Third and
| Cedar streets. For the present we will deliver
our choice coal, we'll screened, as follows:
| Crate, Egg and Nut. P 30 per ton
Stove NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS per ton
Soft coal at reduced rates.
GR1GGs JOHNSON & RHODES,
20 East Third street.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Will sell
y the house and three lots 50x10O, known as the
Marshall Residence, located at head of Wacouta
street. 65'
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
MIsCELLANEOUs.

DOULTRY-Persons wishing choice poultry, dress
ed to order, will please leave orders at 148
Rondo street or address p. O, box 399. 1l4-20
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
LOST AND FOUND.

OTOLEN-From open lot adjoining stable, corner
y of Fourth and st Peter streets, Chamberlain
side-spar covered buggy: Top fastened to an iron
or inches narrower than the standard track.
Taken previous to April 9th. Liberal reward for the
recovery of the property. w. A. JUDD. "a
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

ENOR SALE CHEAP-Very desirable building lots
T. in Woodland Park on Mackubin and Holly ave-
nues; from 1925 to $3.50. A. GOTHAM, 268 East
Seventh street. 80.
Daily globe., 1879-05-11
REAL EsTATE-In the City.

REAL EsTATE-In the City.
YlHOS. COCHRAN. JR., NO. II WABASHAW
i STREET, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND LOANS.
FOR RENT.
The Selby Place, corner Dayton and Summit
nues-partly furnished.
No. % Dayton avenue, formerly occupied by W. T.
Whitehouse.
No. l47 Wabashaw street, in Boardman block
The Manson house on Summit avenue, near Dale
street
house midway between Dayton and Sun NIT ave-
nuea, four blocks west of Western avenue.
The store "a West Third street, in the Alley block.
The buildings corner Seventh and Exchange streets
formerly Hunter 4 Graham's carriage shops.
The property on Seventh street near Exchange,
formerly known as the Luxumburg hotel.
well furnished cottage at White Bear Lake to
rent for the season.
furnished house corner of Eleventh and Cedar
streets. ia.
d EAL ESTATE-Worth 5000 for S2,5 800 if sold
IL at once, 100 feet on Fifth street corner Oak.
Title perfect. Apply to JAMES B. BEALs.
117.1S
Daily globe., 1879-05-11

CALI AND SEE 1900 pair of sample boots and
u shoes from ]. Miller, Racine. Wis; Bradley &
Metcalf, Milwaukee, Wis.,, and other well known
manufacturers $500 fine fur and wool hats and 5000
straw hats These goods are placed in my hands for
sale, and closing them out at from IS to 60 per
cent less than wholesale prices at IA Jackson street,
correr Fifth. P. T. KAVANAGH,
1T Commission Auctoneer.