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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

NOW / LAY NE. DOWN T0 SLEEP. )
IN the qdiet' f1ufsery chambers, '"nsi" '''
Snowy pillows yet unpressed eq p v7n


Snowy pillows yet impressed, te' vpn
,,s, See the forms Of little children, sdn 1, ~
.,ast Kneel9g white robed for their rest, sd lo
l'"''A All in quiet nursery chambers,
ieateiiti While the ddsky Shadows creep; '"'"' /
a-aa Ia Hear the voices of theohildren a7n edt
/, NAN ,,,sSowiI lay me down to sleepiM 'e 'ottut
ni Nm ntlieim meadow and the mountain ni '""1't'
osaNk. iCamlk shine the winter stars, yAs 81 iutsse
,AfI But across the glistening lowlands, V,,ilasw
Slant the moonlight's silver bars, ,t t,i, /
inaN In the silence and the darkness
A W eDarkness growing still more Deep Ni'a5i'"n
\e,si Listen to the little children, M s0 soA a3ai
.t,.o Praying God their souls to keep. si,,sszca,
At5E ,sIfwe,diei' so pray the children NiaA - 81
.,a,I .1 And the mothers head drops low, .Vi.,t .
Zone, from out her fold iS sleeping i,t,,,.,, I
Deep beneath the winters snow,l
tiaiSl fHVake our souls;'' and past the easement
,a adj raj Fits CLEAN of crystal light tfunt sa 80
,as Like the trailing Of his garments a4iaih oj,
. 3 Walking evermore in white ,al aIt lnal
;. i Little souls, acknowledgement raynoa
Listening at the gates Of life, ~ aiua mi /
Hearing, far away, the murmnrs kz.a1
outthh OF the tumult and the Strife; " ''''f-''
.,ila hiWe who fight beneath those banners 9si 7A
{t.t Meetingi ranks of foemen there, uoiuU sdi
Find deeper, broader meaning tt lt-l,,
y" f'7H four Simple vesper prayer,
When your hands shall grasp the standard a /
Which to-day you watch from far, t,,I
viip9Wheh YOUR deeds shall shape the conflict
sisia In this universal war; 1oe7 3" nsi7t 7ht
rroi Prayrto Hms the God of battles,e haaivioh
Whose strong eye, can never sleep, 3,,l {oft,
y In the warning of temptation. =. s.,.,
s"al 80 Firm and true your Souls to Keep ~,
When the combat ends, and slowly s
: ""'"Clears The smoke from out the skies,
ah airWhenS far down the purple distance, '''
leils,gaAu the noise Of battle diess' ob fadireo9a
When the lastpight's solemn shadows ,aIasI
" So Settle dark on you and me, ys a. ..at
a4ai May the 16ve that never faileth '' '
Take our souls eternaiiy. 'to'fo'"i'''f' '"
s.r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

"A MrRAcLE.@@A Prussian Journal relates
a singular fact. In an Israelite community
there exists, arabbi, esteemed and beloved
by ali '"'Po prove their gratitude for servi.a
Ices'rendered,s ,sthe community decided, .uponH
the suggeston,ofa rich. ,meEchant,l to- .offerr
the rabbi present. Of a tun, Of wine, and
that all might contribute to it, is was agreed
that each should bring bottle Of wine and
pour it into the receptacle. The rabbi re-.
ceivedawith gratitude the Offering, and with
machsprecaution deposited theprecious lies
quor nahis .cellerA But, o, gFief,i when he >
wished1to taste. it, q miracle had operated
Instead Of wine be found only water His
honest friends had all individually thought
that bottle Of water would pass unperceiv-'
edld the quantity OF wine. UnhappifYr
each had the same idea. arials., S5ass,sl
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FOR FSALE'

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING. HOUSE,
AfRve rooms 1and cei1afT IN Tow =. n
sontowfi, with Blacksmith 4 Wheel - m ! !
wright ShopsHn excellent stand for llll AR :
the business with afr estab bifshedcus 1saae
ton andEeeveFala0the hest HOUSES AND.
LOTS SinstheEvillagessii iisp - aisso ss.sh.'sa
| Also,s FORTY.sTsAasAESsin Baltimore and
Hartford countiss, Ito 5O0Aeres, at prices 4roml
$90O to- $2b ,OOp.a .sApply toiW ssssu .ssssa al
! skssk I'd "a Il ..akas BE NDASa MIA YNE1 ssii
Emedley Row, opposite the Court House.
May 10, lee6.--tf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

Our CoUNTRY.-T greatest eateraetine
the world is the Falls of Niagara.ii,ds. ,is
The. greatest cave. iRbthe world. is the,
Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky. :, ii. g.ss. i.
The largest valley in the world is the VAL
ley Of the Mississippi, containing 100000
square miles. 2,...s,. ,@..',...'"' 3 '''' - :,
The greatest natural bridge in the world
is That over Cedar Greek, in Virginia.
The greatest natural mine III the world is
the Iron Mountain of MissouriA350 feet
high and two miles in circuit. s'''.''e'..''., E
4 The largest aq1educt Id the world is the
Crotop, 10, New York, which is 40 miles
long and cost $12.50O,OO0. .,sass as.,aa...s.
The, greatest number of.lclocksa manufac-
tured in the. world, u.s. turned sout by the
small State Connecticut.k~a es.ais 'ssg@aitst
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lt ~ bio aiotiRst riiw intsn ndn ca
10 'iiYii; T issaa'g aHYbpgV


HI {. shasdta1uae bHa aiatiaat div nnitatbddnnooo bdn 90
10 T;f issa'g p'
aisia bus Depot, 1871 Broadway. roinu =
at N'im1nense stock Of Piahos, Watches, Jews
i IN Ielry, and Fancy Goods, 'alP To BE sold for
ON % fDOLLAR each, 'witlioOt'regafd to value,
and not to be paid for till YOU see what y6dwill
CERTIFICATRSyn naming each article, and
ARE placed i'm sealed envelopes and
well mixed. lone of these ehveloves will be
,sent,by mail toanyo address on receipt of 25
cents five for 81 eleven forS2; thirty for So;
sixty y1fxeafor, ,Sl0; and one hundred, for$l5.
,,a On receipt af.the Certificate you will see
what you are going to have, and then it is at
your optionto pay the dolsE andt take the nrticle
or not. Purchasers may, thus obtain, a. Gold
Watch, Diamond, Ring, aoRiano, Sewing Ma
chine any set Of -JeMelpy on our list, for,$ J;
and in no case can they leesF than One Doll
lars worth, as there are no blankssj ,a,1
~ Agents are Wanted in every town in the coun-i
try; every person can make ten dollars a days
selling our Certificates In the greatest sale of
JewelTy ever known. '"' ''''' E''oi -,
Send 25c. for a Certificate, which Will Inform,
you what you can obtain for 81. AT the same
time get our cifcular, containing full list and
particulars; also, Terms to agents. Address, /
Il in4taari JAMES H HUTCHINSON' 70 co,
March 24.-3m% tdHo19T Broadway My.
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DYER. ,sA-PPINGToN's
LIVER PILES.

nou osis,lnas cd ,,ina b. sis114aa 5is dasada 81
1 lAL,lIaL prevent or cure BILIOUS, FEWER,
w will prevent Clhills and FeSyers fby .pprit
/ They will eradicate all Foul 'Humors! Re
store Healthy Aetioii of'the Liver,t Stomach,
Bowels and KidneVs.i Ssis u5ftasod Sisaiiiiss 81
billiousp and they have the following syrnp-
toms ois.-sss sa 5a,,sSe lsa ksnla EIsa,k ~
Dizziness, Dimness, of Sight, Pain. in 1.-The
Shoulders or Limbs, Chilliness, Headache, &c.
Prepared byi"u i'Dk. 'R.' .'SAPPfNGToN;," .
sai Is eail32 North Gay Street, Baltimore. '.'
June u'f lsl ls lS86;7ly, a.si sa4 s.s-- ,sa .-i7
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What. Does the little Rirdia savIp

hiatt sdi fSH bssafri -A---4ofaa OR tftT'@
ThackeFays agazine, in Lon don, paid Tenny son; the
Poet Laureate Of England, 81 900 for poem and the
following two astanzas just onehaR of it, or $5O(
| Worthsasa -. r7fPs9oh 7e Il t,1io "i l'fl if tnb
III, a5io ~ Wiiaedoes little birdie say. "er7f"a7rot
/ s,..,- In her nest at peep of day s3f ot aatns1
T. Let me fly, says little birdie sr ,sa,n,ta
T" i' Mother, let me fly away, t.tetsf. (
ianai ind Birdie rest a little longer, - ''A' - '
IL ,'4~i Hillthy tiny wings stronger OCT "H
So she rests a littelongers fftn9 rotnft I
Then she flies away, s;t,,t.,s,t ,s,fgT Z
i'dl pDa Why doesalittIe baby say a''' '' ''ft
baas4I aIn her bed at peepiof day9 % az ffsno7
Baby says, like little birdie rl 7di uat et 4
. Let me rise and haste away. f,,,, .iT'''
t7"'i't' Baby, sleep little longer, r
kshilind Untilher legs grow little stronger ."' "
t,a oil And after waiting, like the birdie '''ro'
I,E s,peRag too shall fly away. ta7 ain 80
p grand ISN'T it the quintescence OF poetry
Here's sixteen lines of our own, says an exchange
same style, same measure and embodying about as
ttmueh sentiment for which we win willingly take
ouarter.rle', J 20 dis ia"8oh "h97ah9Ft "" I
y az ~ what does little froggie say
itttoh us Inthe pond at peep ofday? ''' ''' -'' /
bjo,a 5a Let elswim, says little froggie---s 7tN
- s1 Bull frog let me swim away.,zn n huA s4 /
Froggie wait little longer, "a ....,-tL B
+ Ia'"h'n"'a Till your little legs are Stronger,
h5ta'it:i SO ae mounts upon chunk ~ t''f ''
And then into the pond ker-c-h ui -kl o-''io /.
.,o,,,adt IT it.soI a4e,,usiintW !, 7.t8o1
What does little pggie say, ts .t
pic o. = III iiis sty atpeep Of day !;
EiiW .do"Piggie says; like little froggie i'*"'
,,oI i Let me go antlro0t to-day. " t7iso4 u'op
~ a., Piggie, wait little longer, .5fiat isa,sr
Till your snout grows hard and stronger;
Il - A'lf you suck little longer; .sf
Piggie, then may root may. 90 '''' '''." "
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

sBsysAsdewnse steditorsafd he was in a
boatwheB 4heswind .blew.hard, but he i.wass
not. atsalL alaEWed, because he, had his lifegs
insured, ,7-s". he never had Aanything. shapReuss
to him By which he could make any mons
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

asSa ....sa a4sttnIi,,I. saa 4rsa hs,g. ~
.RssI Ihe smiles of home are exceedingly
pleasant" but theraara many. people who
have good homes who prefer smiling {"
with friend outside.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07
!. FLOUR. o il. 0 0E'....BONE:..,'.

., +sa4ss6s) .itst7r--T5:o:rr7--- .49r H63
WYE will give %osEY guarantee Of the
NV tnay iHb itna a. iiol liiw yito'i @'7' ifroA
purity of this aiticIe.H 1T is pure, NitsteaAsd
qgbgYat 9one,s reduced to the, 1fasaessspf Jaonr,
which adds 100 peractt to its yalue.f It is as
i, q 90 mill sfni7nGst Ib hro si5taa .v1pt''ortt
iq5ek and qGkye, acid. .dissolYed bone, henceits
value is vastly greater, BECAUSE 1T contains hei
thef acid II" nor water which necessarily m add
D5os oaiiT,oa aSit fpt{t tool SHi b. otr o.
weight, and reduce the quality of valuable rel7
ements.i We recommehds 25elbs. to be used.i in
no Ii IL al hno al141l s,rs7n 7tfi 80 n'''i
place of SQQlbs. Super Phosphateior dissolved
rbohe7,o oia 1iadi ito al ed aaeit HoiaJ saaiiih
~ ~ JOHNS tIsEESE e e. Co.,, G0lo,.''".s
litiaiasaf GESERA AeENFsoFor:I THE sSouTH;'
sa# 90 JIisiasdaa II tS00tle Street BdltibsdFe.
70 March 3-i48nl.B 5ti l, ibzl ~ iadHtsrfs4 oeF
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House, Towsontowny Cup stairss) o.
IT HE Undersigned respectfully y 9inforInss the
4 citizensofthe County, thath has ish4
Ian office in sTowsontewn, Baltimore county,
for thetransaetion of all business relating to
landed property, and that it will be greatly to
their advantage to call upon him to shavetheir
business attended to. By so doingi theyHwill
save much time and expense, and have it done
promptly, accurately andneatly, sndat less
expense than it can be done by others. s8 :,
81 Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Wills and all 9TH
erinstruments of writing carefully prepared. %
foilas.4 HENRY SHEW, County Surveyor.
In my absence from Towsontown, all bust
ness left with JOHN M. WHEELER, Esq, at
the Clerks office, will be promptly attended to.
April I, 1856. .--lEsdi aaatiS7 aF' u riofH
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BONE DUST.
,,THE PURE ARTICLE ONLY

nTHE PURE fARTfCBE ONLY.
5Hboni biir aid -oILl14lzL, vIir ro'iTtffnit hHh
bassati odN0aADUIfTERATFON .oiiaaia Fac
staaii anji ns,7 h6 Ia 5gs----shi n5ui aoau lRr"h
TARMERS and Gardeners cannot be Iit6o
u careful refp in .pqgah asiing their s.MaRuBes, as
they are obliged to-, depend entirely. on the
;character Of the Manufacturer for the duality
of the'article aolds Nonei buta Chemists icah
detect mixture in Bone Dust The subseri-
Der has always on hand at Market. Price, a
Large Supply 6f'tRe same kind IF Bone Dust
Twenty vesrsi ssiRiE bsifrp . srTa's" y "pt'''
~ CaNiup6n Rnlg before purchasing elsewNheerre.
''''' 9s'"" JOsHUA .HoRNER, s~ss @
.,s. iasidCorner Ghewa4, Sterling streetsjr
sn April Fl, 1866s-lytatj sdi Baltimore Md.a
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M1lTRoPoLGf AN, AN p ErTER.PE'RlIlsE 4
I, "a = ''ss.G : Great Gift. Sale S;as.lle sar +.

4 N9@wYsoert,k II TX AHA ia r PIX III 4 d6snce s
il ,rsd, biJewelers'o Asso ociation, cev'
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The UNION has the largest .circYlGtion Of any
county paper in the State, and s4h thus offers su
perior advantages to advertisers u oi fsno5i
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"Pr0fessioJadz,.s. .CallardEs dEss.@
HENRY SHEW.l
. C0NyEYANCER, osa,o ! .s'' /

COUNTY, SUR WEEO1
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&a-No advertisement inserted fOnless thai

!. Mss-M Marriages and Deaths inserted sfsee Of
charge, except when, accompanied by quotations
or remarks for which the usual price pfadyef-
tising will be charged,sa aoa mfal hiss tsdi +,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

btnovs ~, S,iavr ~ saiinnt sadlonn ri s4edT
aai 4rf ohan, iis4 osaim adT roiiHatin 4day ir1
a,at,iilhH ri as9hfsera A,ids anil rs~ Fao aAhiA
-, = a ..l.l... .t,,f =, ,Iiar ali ~,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-07-07

Magazine, in London, paid Tenny the
Poet Lapreate Of England 1000 for poems, and the
folloRin two asanzas just onehaf of it, or $500
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29
AnnGnncement.

The second term Of The State Normal School
fQE tAs ysar 1851 viii begin. on the Fad
dEySOt sJanuary. 1861. IN me new building =.
EnPOriA.- There win Be- ample AeeOmmOdA-
t, !GAGSEOSGn $6Ointsnd = bsssne tsAShels, ana
limited Hgnbsr who do net wish % pledge
their services 10 the State as iastruet ors.
. D PssFafatosy sllss win bs turmSdSoF those
mel quAlifsd 70 do the taaehers' work.
The dstioalOry exercises o. tie State Nor
6GlEAb6ni bhiIdinE Win bsih RG kasEhOOn
aNsNpdAsalAys ne Sad q Jaa1asy. fa
9sS<SAss shotld make tAsiz es5anesmsnsu
tsaisive e Enp9ria On he day preceding the
sptrfsSE ne tsrn. " -.
Ia. Kz11oss, Prissipsl.
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p. Mr.. Mad, Of ToWandA, called on u few
lGSt 1gol He is doing = big business out
there. It will be remembered that We spoke
Of . email train which passed through here q
few weeks ago from the Canadian country i q
Tsz1ss tOaded with goods from LsaVenWOSth.
NJ. Mead informs US that a large train passed
through TOwanda since then. heavily loaded
with goods from the same market. he thinks
mia ltrsds is dsstined to become very imp ort.
zant to Kansas. There is one of the best natur.
al roads in the world from TOWandA down to
tn ct country, and there iS, already talk Of {
sage line On the route. Wheh our railroad il
Nbuilt 70 this point We hope to sss q mail rO ute
0nd stage line, AID commercial intercourse es-
4Ablishsd between this point and that country
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

NJ lcharlssl Briuon has solo the EmPOriA
Steam Mill To Daniel Rich. Mr.. BrittOn has
beea one .. the prOprietors and chief man
asSSa Of this mill ever sinOs 1859, and We ara
glad TO knsW that his connection with it has
shseA prO6table TO him. Previous to bis pur-
shssing it the mill had been so managed a. to
b hOtOhtyG loss to all who touched it, but
also public nuisance. Under Nc. BIS man
agement the mill has been one of the in ssit a
tons Of this part of Kansas, and closely iden-
tiAsd with The growth of EmpOria Mr.. Rich
Who SUOsesdS BritlOn, is one of our mOst sub.
stAntisl and well-tO-dO citizens, man Of eneT.
~ aHasSterPEise, in whose hands the mill VII
lose nothing q is reputatiOn :, We learn that ii
il Mr.. R.'SintsntiOn TO make special efFOri
tsnsst q demands Ol he town and eOuntry
SoF lumber.
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, and to me directed, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the court house door in the
town Of EmPoria, in said county.
On Thursday, January IL. 1887.
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the foIlowin g
real estate, to wit: The east half of the SOUTH
v est quarter Of section No. twenty. one (2l, }
in township No. nineteen (19,) Of range No.
twelve (l2j east, situate in Lyon county, Kan,
sas, to be sold as the properly of W. x. Myres
to satisfy . Judgment in favor of Michael
Myers.
Dated this 10th day of Dec, A. D. 1866.
Z L50IO2 A. r. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
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Our Welsh friends in this vicinity. of whom
there are quite large number, had f me time
on Christmas day at the cOmmOdiouS residence
Of Ellis Owens, Oser the Cotton wood. Dia-
-logues, destinations, singing, etc, were the
order of the day. and we are told all present
snjoyed themselves to perfection -
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. Professor Kellogg and his eStimable lady
will please ecsPt the thanks of the printers
.snd sditOr for III cir Christmas. remembrance S
lend blessings. Professor has soul az big as
lsll'Out doors, and the handsome thing he
p ala for TIE NEws Office on Christmas was en-
jOySd by all with many expressions for the fu
ture happiness and prosperity Of himself and
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Coats L Murrell. of EmpOria. have just com
Plsted for district No. II, Lyon county, q stone
school horse, 26x30 feet, IL feet story, IL inch
Slallsy Contract price, 81 500. The building
is to be occupied At once. There are over
forty school districts in Lyon county, AID We
hope TO be able to record, At the close Of 1867
thNe there iSa school house in each one suita-
BE for the wants Of the district for the next
ave years, at least
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SHERLFF,S SALE.

SAANIHP - OALAs
DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from
ID the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, and 70 me directed, I will offer for sale at
public auction, ct the court house door in the
town Of EmPOTis, in said county,
Thursday. January II, 1897.
at ] O'Clock p /. m. OF said day, the following
real estate tO-wit: Lots No. ten (1O), in block
No. sixty seven (67 y lot No eight (6,) in block
No. seVenty-five (75;) lot No. four a } in bloek
No. eighty eight (s3;) lot 30 four a. In block
No. one hundred and four QO40 lot No. one
III in block No. one Luadred and Eve IO5:)
lot No. four al in block No. ninety-four (94,i
all situate IN the town Of Americas Lyon
county, Kansas, to be sold as the property Of
George II, Reese, to sat- sfy o Judgment in ia
vor Of DIvid Il. Jarboe.
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. D. 1866.
5O-l09 4. K. BANCROFT. Sheriff.
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buoA Jus AN@aSS's S1S PEISS VIII bSWAlu
the same.
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MARprnh

By Elder S. G. Brown at the brides faith
ers, on the oath day Of December; 1866, Mr.
DoRRIS FOWLER to Miss MARGARET F,
MEDARIS, allOf Lyon county.
BY the Rev. Jacob Buck On the 10th inst.
Mr., IRA NICHOLS, of Lyon county to Miss
MINERVA ]. sTUDEBAKER, of Chase
county, Kansas. .1~-a q
On Tuesday, December 25th, 1866. by F
D 10y, Mr. DILLASoE s. AVERY, of Ag
mes City, and Miss SUE NJ. HARRIS. of Wa
terloo.
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The advertisement of the En pOriA Livery
and Feed Stable will be found in our paper to
day. The Grove brothers are determined to
keep frst-class stable. We hope to see them
Do eli
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Library Association.

What do the young men of EmpO ria and
vicinity say to organizing Library Asso eia
ton here The good accomplished by sueh
institutions, when properly managed, is in
ealculable. A start could be made now. Of
course the beginning would be small. but we
must not "despise the day Of small beginnings"
We doubt not that an Association could be
built up here Of which we would all be proud
in few years. And in6hing eOu speak
better for the community A town is judge d
by its public institutions. Our young men
could hand their Hamas down and confer in
estimable blessings on those who are to come
after US BY building up good library. An
association could begin to gather library and
grow up with the country. After while it
could have its building and hall. and its reg
ulAr course of lectures every year. It would
take years, of course, to accomplish these
things, but the sooner the commencement is
made tt e sooner. we will have them. What
do you say, boys, to starting the thing
The Methodist Ministerial AssOcia ii on
for EeOShO Valley
Will meet at Emporia March 9th, 1857.
Opening sermon on Wednesday evening, by
Rev. ] McAnulty.
Sermon Thursday evening by Rev. G. L.
Williams.
First meeting on Thursday morning at
o'clock .. m.
j. McQuiston-D .pravity; its nature and
extent.
G. w. HAtler-Divine Providence.
B. Naturalization of politics to the hurch.
J. s. Payne-RelatiOn Of education to the
success Of the church.
A. G. Smith-RePentanee its ma ture and
relation o the New Birth.
J. McAnulty-Inspiration of the Scriptures.
G.. L. Williams-rhe genuinenss Of the Sa.
red Text.
d. K Observation-Disclosures by faith.
I. Earnheart-Call to ministry.
J. H. Leard-The Atonement of Christ.
J. G. FrakCr-Elemets of success in the
church.
Thomas Observation-Disclosures Privileges.
F. D. 10y Scriptural Doctrine of Sanctifsa-
ton. .-. 1856.
r. Freemsn-Scriptural Baptism.
A. B. Walker-MAn's Accountability.
Elder j. Shaw--Nature of faith.
A. D. ShOckly--Promises of the Gospel.
Any whose names are not here mentione d
will choose their own sabi cot.
J.H. Lizard, Committee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

Districts IS aud 80, Lyon county, each I'D
ysrtise for proposals for erecting School HOus
~ The good work is going on. No surer
way Of attracting emigration of the right
stamp. Besides, the youth Of Kansas a,e as
we'll entitled to the benefits of education as
those Of any other State. We are in debt to
the future that much, at least.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

NatrimOnY is contiguous. Last week We
EOOoedsd the marriage Of three of our young
meR,. ThiG-week We have three mOre-Dor-
riS Fowler, Ira Nichols and D. 8. Avery. Go
in. bows: there is nothing like it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-29

~ John T. Cox writes one Of our citizens from
Washington, under date Of Dec 10. as follows:
"hr PomerOy introduces bill to-day, Provi
ding for the exten sion Of our Road to KeArney;
aISo for franchis es, subsidies, DC, as asked for
last session by the Northern Pacific. will
send you q copy as soon as printed"