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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24
The LAnY's FEIrSp roE Arru.-T The

The LApY's FRIEND O Arru.- Tho
April number OF this popular magazine
comes TO us with tie freshness and lie
OF Spring. In the Steel rla.c Oh G;;nrd,
the aier: wI.ch!ulacss Of the dog cOr-
irasis finely with The icrosr OF lie sleep
INK boy. The Coiorci Fashion piaic is
gay and graceful MS usual; and the pro-
ilsion and variety OF illustrations o. ar
iicies OF feminine asc and adjournment
give tie ladics every opportunity Ia
know how To dress well. Music. Tap
ping at the Gardeu Gate" The stories
are very good. Mrs. Moultom conclude,
the deeply Interesting serial, "Drp liz
FonGFT Hra:" Miss Prc.coti carries Oh
THE CAsCANso.s' ArNT," ana there Is &
rich variety he.ides in prose and poetry.
Published by Deacon 4 Peterson. $40
Walnut Street. Philadelphia. Price So
so year (which also includcs I large
steel e~ngravinrl. Fcui copies. 81. Five
copies and II gratis /, 81. ..Iie Lady'a
Friend and =. lie Saturday Evening
Post and one engraving $40.
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Railroad .s;;bscription.

The citizens OF this township have
leen subscribing literally to the Rock
port and Northern Central Railway
Company since The books were opened
last week. Up 10 last nigh. about $40
aCO had been subscribed. and tie sub
scription is siill increasing. We believe
this county will make tie $4,000 asked
Oil ~ ys~2ii., hrt those Interested IN hav-
ing q railroad-aD who live outside Of
Bainbridge township viii have ~ hell,
literally, as they ought.
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For some time back the merchants @.
Gtwcil nave been buying batter that
turned out | o be contemplate 81 indic.
and up 10 last saturday. they were m-
able 10 End The swindigr. On tha, day.
however. his proceedings were brought
10 very summary close. The Nonr> o!-
ERANiI was something A. follows: lie
would take 4 mess Oi White frosty bat
ter. make il INFO ! ball. leaving a large
irayiiy III the centre. which lfc would ill
with wet salt. lien close tie butter owe
the salt. aud form a ball OF it. ilen tx
ing tie l.ali made. and roli il ny III nice
fine yellow butter, giving The Whole ball
81 VERY fine aprearanrc.
This ent"rpiising nan is named jon
a:han Pos;lclhvaii and we ADVISE AL.
WHO wish 10 avoid = swindicr. 10 have
nothing to DO with him ~ HI iulfer.
The tru:h Of The above swindlr i, .%titcs-
ted by several reliable persons WHO were
present when he was exposed.
This reminds us 81 a Little tish story.
about The same nan. Dwell Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

OF Don't forget the railroad meeting
1t the courthouse OH next wednesday.
Let everybody turn out, and have a
rousing time. In this township our cit
liens are dcterint,cd TO do iicis part,
and ron the amount OF subscription al
ready made. il is supposed the subscrip-
ton and tax will come UP 10 bctween
$4,000 and $4,000.
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NEW sApDLTRY. Mr.. Joseph Trox-
Ter, who ia II Of the regular advertisers
I'm the COURIER" md will do just what
he tells yon in his advertisement. has Just
brought on from Cincinnati one Of the
largest harness and saddlcry stocks ever
opened IN Jasper. Persons in need OF
any horse tackle, from the finest silver
mounted harncss to tho commonest
strong farm saddle, or any kind OF a sad
die. need not go farther than Joc's to be
suited, and that AT the most reasonable
prices.
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Tapc-worm thirty feet long.

DR.. q. +. Adyc &C Ncwtoryii!c. Indi-
ana, recently b~rough. away a Iapc-worn
tTrnia Solium thirty feet aid orc iucl
long from Mr.. I. klnger. aGlrman ncal
that place. together with a very large
number of The AscAlIs Lu..DRlcoiDt.s, d
long round worms.
Dir. krTgcr i, now eniov;rr fir
health, Dat does not eat iaif 50 mach "a
formerly. The Doctor nov has The tape
worm III his Office III A,co'o..
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9 Contracts were awarded in New
YORK, last week, Ter h construction CT
the Heavier and more difficult po.iIon O.
the Chesapeake and Ohio E.lilroad.-
Within thirty days eight thousand mel
will be NJ wuih on the liac. Tie bonds
of The company are being steadily ab-
sorbcd by investors.
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Democratic Township Conven-
IfnE.

The Democratic voters Of Patosa
Township are hereby no:if.ed That 4 con
vention will lie held in The Schooi-hoiise
in the town of I~Iun,:ngburgh the i2ih
Of April at / o'clock. i. Il, for t.e pu.-
pose OF selecting delegates 10 attend the
County Convention On the 81 OF May
le7O. BY order OF the Committee.
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GERMAN ~s:pEANlNG!
AT X Il. Il. n.;ETING ON THE :0Trt.
Nzr. ". EalcInes', Esq,

OF Cincinnati, will address the peo-
pie in the German language, nj the meet
ing in Jasper On tie 3oth. Let every
man come out. and bring his neighbors
ith him. determined TO do his whole
duty. and our county will soon have II
railroad through ii.
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I&rx,.-ra,ic STATE Ticket.

ROT. SECRETARY or STATE:
NORMAN EDDY. II. Joseph County.
ron AIIrlcg or STATE:
J.. c. SHOE MAKER. of Perry Coua.v.
FOR rtYlyTEvr o. STATE:
JAMES u. 3il AN. Of Marion lcrniv.
FOR A1loRNrN GENrGat:
l.. VI. HANNA, OF Nigo County.
svrrRINvE>urNr rrrL.r INSTRUCTION..
81. u. HOPKINS. montgomery County
Fug JrpGF> az rrr SUPREME ccrR1:
JAS. l.. WCRIEN. OF Alien County.
ALEX. c. pONNEY.o OF Ohio County.
:. II. BUSkiIiK. of Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT. Of %Tippccancc County,
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Best Poo.- FOI I~vERTiiony. Tie
new Illustrated edition o. Wahstcr's
Dictionary, containing three inou-and
c.gravincs,is lie rI.sr EuoK ron VERY
IoDr That the press bias produced iii the
present century, and .,ou.d hc REGARDED
las Indispensable 10 tie wel!-rcgulalcd
home, rcadiag-room. library. and place
of business Golden Ira.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

WHEN SPRING DEGrSs.---The New
York EXPIRES" says: Every day in
March the distance between lie earth
and the sun decreases 1867 mics. AT
the beginning o. the monta, .hc distance
was 92,2l2,t32 miles. hstronDmicaiiY,
spring begins Oh the 2Cth OF March.
when the sun crosses The equator"
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SURVEY NOTICE.

ri Office is hereby given. that Tie
~ Undersigned Wi. proceed with tic
Survt!or 81 DUBOIS county, on HE 1T,
tily oi -lprli, 1910, 10 run he lines and
Gettrmine The boundaries OF section o,
town ) south range 4 west.
ne immediate lines will also be run
ana the corners thereof cstablislled.-
Persons Interested will please be pres
.cnt. HENRY GRALLER,
March 18th, 1870.
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~ Miss F~LorrNcE. who has a suit
.agains. General y. i. Butler. for the re-
cover: Of tie aiamond-liltcd swords Of
The late General Twiggs. las applied 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury 10 deliver
them TO her, but he refuses until the pen
ding suit is decided.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

NEW Observation-Disclosures young
milliner. Mrs. Nc. has .just rccc.>cd AN
new stock, and has all the latest Spring
styles of hats and bonncls--pvetiy enough
: when over pretty faces 10 capiivate
.hr most invctcraic bachelor. Our Dung
friend S%clater viii have 10 look oUl
when the Young ladies hereabout> hay.
invested IN Mrs. Mes. new stock Ills
store of dry legal lore will avail him
nothing thea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

NJ The Grand Jury for the Circui,
Court, Of this county. for the September
Term, 1870, are as follows:
HARRISON Tp.-John B~ridenbach. JAS.
=. Downey.
Columbus p.-Phillip Conrad, Riley
Burton.
cambridge Tp.- Peter Breitwciser, O.
r. Hobbs.
Hall Tp.-Ignatz Buchart, II. Weis-
belt.
Patoka Tp.-James Williams, Philip
Brctz.
Ferdinand Tp.-P. T. Summers, Chas.
Gopfrich.
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MARTIN COUNTY PRiMAAY ELECTION.
"A Democratic primary election vas
held in Martin county rcsul!ing:-
Representative Ed. stephens;
Clerk Frank. Baker;
Sherif--II. Iiolsapp!c, over w. IL.
Montgomery;
Auditor-James +. Walker;
Recorder David Carey.
n. L. Malott. Esq, of Einccnnes, re-
ceiycd a majority Of votes Tor Circuit
Judge; c. S. Dobbins for Prosecutor
and Grismorc for Common Pleas Pros
ecutor.
Bully for I'd. Stephens. lie is one OF
the kind Of Democrats that will do TO tie
10, and will receive the unanimous sup
port Of the Democracy of this county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

WORKING The last few days OF fine
weather has pu. the farmers III at work.
and a great breadth OF OATS has been
sown in this county this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

70 Our farmers generally report til
peaches ali "Gone up Tor this Ncar.
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lfav:sCVlI's Norr-ay Cray Oats.
tAc princi.a! Depot Tor iii Dat~ j. cs-
published in Cincinnati. III yiO.. OF Ike
advanced season. anl stock OH hGnd.
have reduced Tie price list Tor / quart.
- cents. = quarts. So. ! peel:
Mz.o0. Half Bu>hel, .;J.Jc. One
Eushci. $500.
Testimonials and Circulars giving full
particulars sent free.
Address. II. W. MARSHALL.
10 III Elm -. Cincinnati, OHIO.
March 2ith, 1870.
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At .j.lsrLR. OH

WrDHrsnN. a.arch coin. 1870.
'E'Ilti;E viii lc grand RAN, of tina
y people ia take into consideration
ihrir nhl'.cs, in connection 18Th III,
i"cl;port an! Ar.ti,c,u ,c.,ra! Railway
Company, II jasper. on
Nin.s rsrAN, March yu:I,. 1870.
No>>rs. J.. IL. >hrci,-l. losltm knnY
and other 81 Cincinnati. Hon. JANIS
v iFE Py2-idti; ui tie OWch>iolu and
nGss"liyii.c railroad. Hon. JtLN ,aKyf,
OF Niacrnmcs; Hons. l.. q. DrDrrrMn
and =. l.. i.Aii =. OF liorkpor;; Hon.
q y. l'c! .!A al over ilill. anti rtlsc.s,
vii ac present 10 consul; viii lie Ma.-
srr. on DAFT day. Iei ever, body rt..
uWi. and 70 i!r world see tiai W. air n,
tain"sf. ~ orr d',iic> Tor jull.c i'm
is"vcmcnt AND enlightenment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24

c-TA yourc !r6y 1T CayenG.sl,, Yer
kniie, on cdn">Dal. iic. lover cstie
10 Sc her ilnt !.igl;. ant; ioin iCr .iafin
could nj uiarrr ler ri''ss -.ae quit u>.n.
hair oil. How ias.iGiouS so!se young
men ale.
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s;CEEEY NOTICE

OFFICE is hereby given thu. the nm.
~ 1%crsigned. will proceed will, Tia
surveyor OF Dubois county. on the ls,h
dav ot April. Isl. 10 run tie lines
anu Hciriininc the boundaries o.! Section
-. town ! north, range ! west.
The intermediate lines viii Also be run
an'i The corners thereof established Ter
sons interested i'll pleas. be present.
MltiiALi. kIti.llIER.
March u. i.1U 3ws.
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~ 4 coaroslToa in ,'.r T,tt:uu?ai.
Gazette" Once. npr..l =. W l7.4ans.fi,
On Thursday, in enc hours time. srt l..
2 loo ems.
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.Ir.r So.-A. n.n who was too s;in.

Jr.r 80. - ia.n who was too sting;
to pay icr a nca, notice 81 . YARN ior
sale. wrote ii OH ald ,,uck ii m IN The
fcs'-otii,r 4 gen'.prlaa ,"nkii.g .or =
farm "a> ,,tri;tc IL tiln nc'i.r il ttc nt-
fee. lut rcpii"l: Il = ~ Niiu 70 rn..
OF sin. anG hrglic. itaHt nrt tt a ia,;
price .: MN WHO udvcri.-.a III liz:
way. Hell s.tai ;.r teHee. ite pump
handle ana;hr lock, OF 'he f,ors o.. Gc
house before he gives vas.c-siOE.'
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SURVEY NO1l,I.

IL CTlCEis hereby given .lla. lie mn
~ dcrsign,ed will prorecd Viii, ~.
surveyor oi l'ubois county, On he al,
day Q! April, 1870, 10 run The lines and
determine the boundaries Ut Section &.
town 8 south range 3 west. :
The intermediate lines will also H. RIM
ana the corners thereof established
Persons Interested will please be- t.s,.
ent. GEORGE ENGI.AR'r.
March Is. 1870. 3w.
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The Negroes Votes N0bly.

ISpiANArcLIs. lNp.. March 90. : The
Republican primary election in hi, city
ION Saturday last was 4 little better than
ia farce. The iiiei.as Of the various eau
didatcs were unusually active, and over
1000 votes were po!ied. againsl4, HOO 10,
Grant ~ the last election. Hundreds CT
Democrats ,o.ed openly and urclml.
lengcd.
TIE great feature Of this election was
the voting cf negroes. who conducted
themselves i'll the most becoming nnan-
nrr. indeed. and no trouble at any kind
occnrred during The day. Tie negro vote
WAS estimated al $50 in dis township.
CIRcr,r jvp1EEHsr. The Martin Go.
%iicla.,. annci.Mrc lion. Jas. !. P.crrc, o.
the Common Pleas Court. - u candidate
for Jud-r OF His circuit.
We lcsy the naues of Judge Baker.
WI. Iidgcoa. anG y. i. l%ialott, q. dis
ci,y. also mentioned iii tie same sounec-
ton. Nitchuc> sun.
We have heard also. tic name Of our
genial anl talented lr.ead. lion. Samuel
ii. Tay'or. of Davies county. lavoiabiy
mentioned in connection wi;h The Cir
cuit Judgcship. ANY OF tie gentlemen
mentioned would ill the ci::ce crcdila-
Bis.
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G.S Josh Billings says that Goldfish
are better than umbrellas To keep you
dry.
A good sculptor-Onc who "chiisels'
his landlord out Of his boaad.
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t.AlNrH!gGG IOWN.lilr.

sfc,eipt> ami Expenditures -! Bait.
- hitige Township. Lubo.. con.lly.
Ial.. ior the fiscal ear cIdu Mach Isl
l,1v.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-01-14
LETTER FROM MADISON.
MADISON. WIS, Jan. lst. 1870

MADISON, Wis, Jan. LIST, 1870.
Madison, the capital of Wisconsin,
like Topeka the capital of Kansas, would
have some historic incidents and asso-
Citations worthy of mention but for the
fact that the most interesting incidents
which have transpired in so many of
these new localities in our country, bear
such marked similarities. 1t would,
however, seem a strange narrative to the
people of the old continent to have a
resident of any well populated locality
point out a place in the midst of ele-
CANT residences, where the narrator had
seen a group of Indians in council,
while they were the sole occupants of
the vicinity. Such place there is with
in the limits of this city, and within
half mile of the new capitol. 1t was
around these lakes that Black Hawk and
his band were accustomed to spend a
part of their summer vacation, for the
purpose of hunting in the only dense
forest in the central part of the State,
and catching fish from these lakes. The
State hospital for the insane now stands
in the midst of this forest, across Lake
Mendota, and in plain view from the
capital ground. Some of the stirring
incidents ofthe Black Hawk war, among
which was the battle of Wisconsin
Heights, were enacted within the linlits
of this county. But these incidents
have shrunk into abject insigniicance
since the incidents of the Great REBEL
ion. This place, also, like the capital OF
Kansas, is favored with q new State
House or capitol, only that this (Which
was commenced in 1859 is now receiv-
ing its finishing touches, If indeed they
were not applied to-day. This edifice
has been erected under four distinct
contracts. The first embraced the cree.
ton of the east wing, which contain:
the Senate Chamber above, and the Elk.
ecutive and Secretary of State and 8
part of the Treasurers Office below. The
west wing was erected two years later
} This contains the Assembly Chamber
above below are the offices of the Bank
Comptroller, Attorney General, Adju'
tant General, the land department OF thG
Treasurer, and the rooms Of the State
Agricultural Society, The north ant
south wings were built stili later
: These are occupied below by the Super
intendent Of Public Instruction, and o
State property, and above by the Su
preme Court, the State Library, and thu
library and collections Of the State His
, torical Society.
The collections Of the Historical So
: ciety are valuable and extensive. TIT
library and collections in the various de
partments furnish an interesting exhib
| it of what may be accomplished by pa
tent industry in any given field, if con
tinued through q succession of years
The society was organized in January
ls40. Nothing worthy of note was &C
: complished during the first two years
, An impulse WIS given to its operations
on the election of Hon. L C. Draper q
t its Corresponding Secretary. in 1851
& which office he has held since that time
/ sgeall number of books and pamphlet
: constituted its whole property at tina
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FREIGHT BY THE VALLEY RAILROAD.

AS we have often been told, by in
credulous people, that the Valley road
would prove of no value to us in the
line of freight and transportation, we
will refresh their minds with few
facts. This company are now running
their trains regularly between Junction
City and Emporia, and will set passen-
gers down ct Lawrence aud Topeka
cheaper by considerable than they can
go by stage, besides saving days time.
Merchandise, lumber and heavy freight
is loaded into cars at ST. Louis, Chicago
or Kansas City, and without change,
shipped through to Emporia, avoiding
vexatious delays, and saving full fiys
dollars for every Thousand pounds.
When the road reaches Burlington our
sas City, St. Louis and Chicago, and
without any delay, bring them around
by Junction to this place, making at
least week or ten days difference in
time, and avoiding all the vexatious de-
lays of transfers at Lawrence from the
u. p. to the Galveston road. Manson,
PulFeP j. Co., inform us that it VIII
make full five dollars difference on q
thousand feet of lumber, besides the
time gained by the new arrangement
The difference in all other freight will
be full as favorable. This company viii
offer superior inducements for the trade
of the Valley, and unless the Galveston
road lowers its tariffs Immediately the
U. p, s. B., 3. r. viii dc most of the
business down this way. Success "a
them. They deserve, and should have
all the trade of tho Eeosho Valley, a.
thew crossed the Neosho river with this
first train OF cars Darlington FdkE70f,
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If member of our Legislature, in
order to secure the passage of some I'M
worthy act, shall resort to the use of
money among his fellow members to
induce them to vote for his discredita-
bic measure, we all know that the finger
of scorn would be leveled at him, and
he would be stigmatized as dishonest
man. But how would the man be re-
garded who could be prevailed upon to
accept that bride? Would not public
sentiment hold him in greater contempt
than the other? No matter if his
tempter should urge that ''sooner or Ia
ter the thing will go through anyway,
and you may as well give it your sup
port, and make something by doing So
Everybody would look upon the man
who could thus be bribed as tool and
a scoundrel, unworthy the regards OF
honest men.
If man wishes to engage in the lq-
uor business in one of our towns, and
in order to do so, should offer to pay. to
the town hundred dollars for the priv
ilege of carrying on his unholy and dis
reputable traffic, how much better would
its citizens be, if they should accept that
bride and grant his request than that
member of the Legislature who shall ac-
cept the former bride? No matter if ii
should be urged that "sooner or later it il
bound to come, and you may as well get
the benefit of the hundred dollars now
We cannot see how license to sell iq-
uor can be justified by honest men. A
man who obtains it simply pays the peo-
pie to stifle their consciences, and the
people who accept the bride are no bet.
ter than he who offers it.
We suppose this issue will be forced
upon the citizens of Americas at nc
very distant day, and we have already
heard men say they would sign petit
| ton for license. Wehave never heard
aAy one of them claim that selling liq.
uor was right, but they think we may al
well be making something while the ac-
cursed article is dealt out at all. We
would never trust any man with public
trust who would thus be bribed into do
ing a thing his conscience tells him il
wrong. Such an one can always be
''bought with a price"
There is no necessity for permitting
any such thing in Americas. Three
fourths of her citizens are totally oppos.
ed to the liquor business, and if they
will just come square out and say the
word they can stop it at any time
There is no truth in the assertion tina
''it viii come" 1t cap never get init
Americas if the temperance people de-
their duty, We believe they will.
P
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MR.. STOTI.ER SPEAKER.

Mr.. Stotler was highly honorcd by
the lower branch of the Legislature ON
Tuesday last 1t honored him with the
Speakership. 1t honored him by giving
it to him by an unanimous vote. 1t
honored him by unanimously giving it
to him when such men as Col. Sells and
Col. Webb were candidates. But it
honored him most of all by giving it to
him with such a vote in the face of such
opposition, Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr.. S. did not lift finger to secure
the position. When nrst urged TO be a
candidate he promptly and firmly re-
fused, deeming it in bad taste to seek
the place when the Legislature had al
ready one presiding officer from Empo-
ria. By reason of the urgent implora-
ton of his friends, he finally consented
10 let his name stand as a candidate, but
refused to put forth q single effort FOL
the place. His friends alleged that in
deed this would be unnecessary, ana
begged of him merely not to withdraw
from the field.
IL is gratifying to know that his cleo
ton seems to give universal satisfaction
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-01-14
OMISSIONS.


The hurried manner in which the ar
ticlc in last weeks issue on the Business
and Business Houses of Emporia was
prepared makes us responsible for sew
cral grave omissions, which we are very
sorry to have made. We did not see
the article after writing it until tt was
in print, and when we glanced over it
20 see what was said, remembering
with what dispatch we prepared it, our
surprise that we had not made more
omissions was as great as our chagrin
over those we did make. We made no
mention of our butcher shops, of which
there are two Mt present, while another
will be started in few days. Mr.. IL.
Schmidling, and Kraft and Dietrich are
our meat vendors and have done an i'm
mense business.
We have two confectionery establish
ments under the management, respect
iycly. of +. Haussler and Co. and Ii. A
thinner. These gentlemen are doing 6
thriving business.
Among the real estate agents we fail
ed to mention n. N. Hanna and L. w
:, Cunningham. Both these gentlemer
came here early in the summer, and have
been doing good business, to which
they have sedulously applied them
selves. They possess the confidence o
the people. Mr.. Cunningham is also al
attorney-at-law.
We might also have made mention
our milliners, of whom there are three
Mrs. Fairchild, Mrs. Dixon and Mrs
Mansfield, the latter having but latel!
established herself in the business.
Carpenters, masons, painters, etc
might well have been referred to also
We ought also TO have had an articl
on our schools.
We shall endeavor to atone for thes
regretted omissions by greater care i
The future.