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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-06
HARTFORD.

EDITOR ENPoRIA NEws:-The new grist
mill is in operation. We thought We wsuld
grind out q few items, a. many Of your read
ers will be glad to hear from US through your
columns.
Our town continues to thrive. Several new
buildings are under construction, among
which IL Mr.. Britton's hnS stone store, just
beginning to peep up iato the third story.
The Hartford house il doing . hour1shing
business, with j. N. Striskler 80 proprietor.
The tables are supplied with ali the "sose1es''
the country affords, and travellers viii mad
this pleasant place to stop. Striekler knows
just how to keep good hotel.
Our old friend, j. Leighton, has concluded
Hartford is the place for bustns<a, and has
opened out his ine stose OF dry goods and
groceries in W. r. Geuld's old stand. It will
pay purchasers to give hin call
The enterpr1sing Arm or Campbell q Har-
din are just clearing their shelves for their
winter stock.
Hartford is beginning to wake up. straag-
ers that want location in . good community,
with excellent educational privileges, we So
licit than 90 visit rs. Our tsRn is In ono of
the most inviting portions Of the Neosho Val
ley. s. z.
Hartford, Ockobcr 4, 1911.
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MARRIRD.-J. ID. Nlliken and Miss Nellie
v. Skinner, both OF Peabody, Kansas, were
married At the Methodist church. In this city,
on sabbath evening last. At the close OF the
usual services, by the pastor, Rev. B. Kelley.
Mr.. AillikeA was for some tiEae . citizen OF
this place, and was net only well and favor
ably known here, bat was highly esteemed by
! all for his excellent qualities and upright
ness Of character. Mrs. n. IL the daugh-
! ter or s. q. Skinner, Bsq., who alse resided
here for some months previous to going to
Peabody. During her short stay here she
made many acquaintance, by all q whom
she was most highly esteemed.
The announcement that the wedding was to
take place beautifully executed cards having
been distributed) brought together a large
conSourse Of the friends OF the parties. Every
foot OF space IN the church was occupied.
After the service the parties entered the
| church and walked gracefully TO the altar
the observed Of n1.syes, and preceded - Mr.
G. Il. WArehAm and Aiss Lizzie Campbell,
groomsmGn ind bridesmaid. All the parties
1 were plainly dressed, the gentleman in black
and the ladies In tAaAse, the bride wearing N
| appropriate head Ornament. There was nc
attempt 1t style or display. In these respects
| an example was set which we hope to s6e fol.
| lowed. The regular marriage csrenony Of
| the II. =. church was performed. The re-
| sponsss were given in clear and distinct
tone. Mr.. Kelley is impressive on such oc
| easions, ane the audience were breathlessly
quiet. We have never attended 8 marriage q
1 full Of all that il calculated to impress the
mind with Its beauty and holiness, a. that o
last Sabbath evening. The ceremonies over
the parties left the church and the large con
gregation was dismissed. The praise Of al
the actors Of the evening, was upon eacl
tongue. Mr.. ana Mrs. Miniken remained II
the city until Thursday evening, and receiver
the congratulations Of friends. They hayN
returned to their home IN Peabody, taking
with them the best Wishes OF their many
friends here, for happiness, prosperity ant
long life
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CANDIDATES.

We are authorized to announce ROBERT MIL
LIKEN OF this place. rs ? candidate for County
Surveyor. Il the ensuing election
We are authorized 70 announce j. Il. HUNT, Of
Emporia township, rs a candidate fcr Register OF
Deeds, at the ensuing election
We are requested by his many friends 30 an
nounoe l. r HERTTA(3E as a candidate for Rep
townships Of Empcria, Pike and center
Rof Representstive.--At the request OF many
citizens, am induced % submit my name to the
people OF this RsprceentAtiye District As : eaIca
ten. -. CIV. Ee&6ID6E-
September 18Th, IszI
We are authorized TO announce ALFRED ROB
ERTS, of Seogho Rapids. as a candidate for the
the decision Of q Democratic county convention,
il one IL held. ~
we are authorized 70 announce MOVES SPI-
GER rs candidate for re-election to the ONCE OF
County Treasurer, at the ensuing general election
PETER H. HUGHES viii be candidate for re-
elsctien % the ones Of REGISTER Of Deeas sr Lyon
county, at tho ensueing November election
reelection 30 the oelce of County Clerk OF Lyon
county, for the ensuing tern.
AR4BANCRoFT will be candidate for sher-
IA - the ensuing November SerttoR-
We ars anthortzed to announce ALA. KEYS,
q candidate f0r Sheriff, subject % the decision
OF the Republican voters Of Lyon county.
We are authorized 30 announce =. Il COATS, a.
Independents candidate for reelection 20 the Of
ice OF 6aeri1, n the SSsuinI November election,
subject 20 the votes OF the people.
We are authorized 20 announces J. .; GILL
LAND, of Dnporia, Is . candidate for Sheriff st
the Hovenber election, sUb5sct TO tAe de1iaton or
Republican county convention, II one IL held
We are authorised TO announce JOHz BAY, OF
Imports, - candidate for sheriT at the election
In November. gag aa-7s ' sf'F- p
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d BUSINESS D1RECBoRr.
Attorneys ut Law.

J Attorneys &b Law
EACIEEIIT,p & PINRERTOE. 1913 CousmCrCl 81.
BUCK & CUNNINGHAM. cor. e!l i CoIuner,l 1t.
| \. :. WATERBURY, y. ". Ger Commercial st.
| ". H. SKINNER, 1i9 Commercial street.
Agricultural Implements & Hardware.
e. Z. IfOLDERAiAS s BRO, 1si Commercial 81.
Banks.
EaI'uRFA BshNE, Is9 Commercial street
Books and Stationery.
ELIfzN PLUMB. 152 Commercial street.
II. z. WILLIAMS s BRO cen. room Banerois bIk
Boots and Shoes.
E ATiIBOSE Il Co, cen. room Ti2uCraft Esa1f.
r J. F.EIINiIAEsD. red Tag shoe store, eta aVn.
NAI. CI.AIi', i53 Commercial street.
Clothing.
eERLEY g BEARCE, 1873 Commercial street.
Crockery.
uTNkIE & IIADLEr, 165 Commercial strcet.
Carriage and V=~.gon Makers.
BURGlAN & HOLMES 81 mechanics St, between
9Th and 9Th avenues.
Cigars and Tobacco.
t. ". MILLER, cor. 9Th ave & Conlme-cIaI 81.
DIV Goods.
BANCROFT X MCCARTEIs, Commercial street
between Ash and 5th avenues.
:. = ltAi.I4 x lsKo,, lbS ON unefc4al street,
L. q wIBLEY, rs Commercial street.
Druggists.
BATES s PERLEY. 1sl Commercial street
MOORE & " GANEi., No $50 CosnmeFc;al stfclt,
Dentists.
T. =. nANENPoI2T, 125 Con!mencia! street
J. \. YOUNG, Bancroft block, 10 Commercial 81
Eclectic TnyaiciSn.
I. MORRIS, 81. d, 1a5 Commercial street
EUrEiture.
+, W. HIRTH, G:h ava, next TO Madison House.
Feed. sale and livery Stables.
CENTRAL STABLES, fifth avenue, between
Commercial and Mechanics streets.
J. II. & W. DAVIS. cor. fth ave. : Mechanics ST
Groceries.
BLAGIk:& KELSE;Y, cor, osh avn, 2 oorausers'i s.
- -. ~ tA 81
= PETER. I5S Commercial stree:.
& COCHRAN, 12S Commercial street.
THOMAS \ JON Is. 1tH5 ConInercifl street.
WiClIS s. MAYSE, 1s3 Commercial street.
Grocery and bakery.
s HARVEY, 100 Commercial 81
Hotels.
BUCKEYE HOUSE, Cor. 9th and Mechanics St.
-TIETON HOUSE, Exchange St, bet'n 9TH u tn.
ROBINSON HOUSE, Cor. 9th and 3ierchan's IS.
Harness, Saddles. etc.
lfTAS. L. h'YE, I69 Commercial street.
,JeweIry and Watches.
{. F. ROBERTS, Postolice Building.
Land Agents.
BACIIEILEIi, JONES ( PIHKERTON, 49, Com
STEELE s; Co. III Coa,mcrci.I st.
Lumber Dealers.
-IIhS. 2. FIERCE < Co, Cor. 81 avenue ard togl-
TUiiN J. THOMPSON with WasIll.,.rsl : 60, s.Cr-
'SA. :. j y y Co, Cor. Constitution IT Fjh avn
Merchant TaIIors.
3 GoHsIFY elh avn. orpostc Rol,n-an in '~'-
LEE = SAhJi-SI, CUIlI -, Isl door south I -.
Stlrserymen.
MILLIKEN a HAIL. Fremont Park. corner n,
AMI L Hlon SIS
Restaurant.
EMPORIA RESTAURANT. J. y. Svv. corner. OF
Commercial street and 9Th avenue
Stoves and TInware.
SRUSER y AIcAICRTRTE, i=9 Commercial st
JOHN BAY 1e0 Commercial street
Wholesale Grocors.
AID \. bAKER & Co. Opposite Court House
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A, WOODRUFF DIsCEPLs.-A very respect
able farmer living near Emporia, 10 in trouble
about his wife, who 10 considerably younger
than himself a few weeks age she sloped
with festive young man, . waiter in one OF
our best Restaurants. We were informed OF
this domestic episode by . neighbor Of the fAr-
ner, and he closed the stsry with the pathetic
remark that-"H0 vii miss her next week,
because he f. geing to harvest, and there will
be 90 many hands TO cook for" "Truly he
wfl,'' was our sympathetic reply. 'sro desert
husband at such time 10 cruel indeed p
''Yes. he W1ll feel BAD enough then, ''rsiterated
the Aeighbor, with . heartfelt sigh. Out Of
tender confederation for the bereaved hus-
bAnd, No made powerful and successful ef-
fort TO rsfraiA from Hnsking IN item Of the az
fair. Last week, However, TIE wife returned
70 the city, alone, and Nss econ found by her
spouse, who begged her to return TO his home.
Quite crowd collected 40 listeners to the dis
custom, the woman baAteriAg her husband
and sxActiSg liberal promises Of good clothes
and easy work II she vent back. It IL 90 be
hoped she will not be again driven 20 the ne
eeesity Of migrating 70 Illinois just before har-
vest time.
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EmroalA oHuaoa DIRECTORY.

EmSOHIA CHURCH DIRECTORY.
of Merchants ST. and 9th
each sabbath at II 5. n and ?. n Prayer
meeting eaee Thursday evening at O'Clock.
SECoED AL {Welsh).-Corner
RsEs, Pastor. services each sabbash at los a.
day evenins. Sabbath scnooi At pm p n
UEITED PREsBYTERIAS-Atth the Court Hoa.e
every other Sabbath at II a m Rev. J. y. COL
LIHe Pastor.
PREsBYTERIAN,-Comn st. between eth
tor. Services each SabbasA at II 8. m and Z D.
m Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Sab
bath Sohoo At ek a.
WELSH PREsBYTERIAK.-At Fraker's ha on
Commercial St. Services each sabbath at Iox q.
n. and ? and P. m Res. JouE JONES. Pastor.
CIRISTIAN.-0srner of Exchange St. and 18th
avenus. Rev. j. .. CRockEE, Pastor Services
each Sabbath at II .. n. and p IA. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings sabbath school
at ~ p m.
PRoTESTANT EPIsCoPAL.-Cc-nero of CONNER
oiAl ST. and 9Th avenue. Rev. /. l. uoLDES.
Pastor. Services every alternate sabbath at Il
4 Ii. and ~ p. N.
FRIENDS Corner Of Sylvan ST. and 9Th avenue.
Services sundays and Wednesdays II a.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner of Mechan-
tor Services eseh sunday at Il a. m. and ! p. 4.
Sunday School imneaiassly aster morning ser
vices Prayer meeting Thursday evenings,
Bar 41o1--NDfBGE OF 13EEcI511S ana
9Th avenue. Rev. A. II. AYEEILE, Pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday a. tia usual hours Inornin 3
e eR Esbbas seho aS. at d 0n
UNITARIAN socIETY-At Eskr.fgo Hall, Cor
ner OF Comm erriAl ST and 9th avenue Services
each Sunday at the usual hours morning and
evening. VI =. COPELAND, Pastor. sabbath
school st 3 =. Seats free Strangers cordial
II welcomed.
AFRICAN II E-Stase ST. between 81 and <th
avenues. Services every Sunday at IL a. m and
Tp.m. Sabbath School 80 ?. m Prayer meet
ing VI Wednesday evenings. Rev. y. z. CAEscS,
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Mr.. Davis pocket book, which was burg
larized from under his pillow, in the second
story Of the building occupied By the New
York clothing store, was found . few days
ago In sluicsway in the southern part Of
town. The certificate Of deposit and some OF
the mlssing notes were Ia it; the money and
other notes were gone. It was found by some
boys At play, and had evidently been thrown
where 1t was by ths thief, shortly AFTER the
robbery, some two months ago.
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The social Of the n. Z. church, held at the
residence Of Mrs. Jacob Stotler, last Friday
evening, was very largely attended, the mum.
Der being present being nearly hundred.
We dropped In just in time to join In partak-
ing OF . repast, which, though provided by
the various members OF the church. was new
erthsiess Of such excellence as to completely
COMPUTE the saying, ''Too many cooks spoil the
BROTH" ~ ~
The next regular monthly social will be
held at the residence Of Mrs. DR.. Vail. Those
who remain away nom these festivities lose
much that II enJoyable.-7TtbasHe.
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THSANDRs INsUA ANCH Co.-July 1st Buck
. Cunningham, agents Of the Andes Insur-
snce Company, e Cincinnati, Ohio, wrote =
policy IN Oaid corGAaAy for VIM. .. Holt on
his house On let % Market street, for which
Nr. HOLT paid $1,000 premium. September
29d tbs house, ~ many Of oar readers are
aware, was burned. The wrong number Of
the policy was tslosraDhed to the company,
which caused SOme delay. Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th, James L. Apologize, State gent
OF the Andes for Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska
ana Southern IOwa. GKvee In town. MF.
HOlt, Whs was At Hartford, Wa sent for,
came up On Abe ass p. N. trAiA, ana the Prsof
of less made, the amount ef loss adjusted sat-
1sfacsory to both parties. Hr. Holt received
in cash his es70, aad Ar. Apologize left en-
the evcning train, all within days ffon the
breaking ont Of the Ere. 1t Is knosEa IN COM
mereial circles that this company ranks
among The ben. It started with 81, 900, 600
cash capital, and 1t the end Of 11H nonths the
company paid to its stockholders 900, 600, and
then had eeah capital and surplus, July L.
1871, 81, b0I, o37S1. We hope that such Anan-
Cdal responsibility, and above all, such fair
mesa and pronptness will be appreciated, and
the company pAtYonized.
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AMERIcus voTEs THE RAILRoAD BONDS.
we learn that the proposition to vote slb-
900 each In township bonds to the Topeka,
Usage & Walnut Valley railroad, and the
Nsosho, Cottonwood s walnut Valley rail-
road. was carried in Americas township on
the I'd. The vote stood 136 for and 70 against
We hone the roads will be built.
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An OLD EsrABLIsHKD ESTABLISH.
MENT.

Speaking OF new brick buildings, Bancroft
q McCarter have not put one up this season,
and don't intend to. Their present building
Is an excellent one, and gives them . very
spacious, well-lighted, and attractive store,
suitable for both their retail and jobbing
trade. Their FIRST heavy receipts OF new fall
and winter goods arrived last week, and we
looked through the store yesterday. The
shelving Is crammed nearly to the ceiling.
The drawers are packed. The show cases are
full, and we noticed the ladies fingered ad-
tniringly over their varied contents. Every
spare foot Of the counters is filed with goods,
and the huge stacks at all available points on
| the floor are intended 10 satisfy the retail
dealers who mostly look to Bancroft q McCar-
| ter for their supplies. The carpet room IN the
rear II barricaded with coils Of carpets and
mating, piles OF rugs, druggeas, window
l shades, &C.. g. In fact and IN reality, the
! stock in every line is perfectly enormous, and
1 shows at q glance what an Immense trade
/ this widely known and reliable firm enjoys.
| We asked what ware the leading goods kept
The answer was-"Eyerything," and so 1t ap-
peared. A very large assortment OF furs has
just been unpacAed. They win be sold a.
cheap a. last year, which is saying . good
deal. OF shawls there were several dray
loads, and jeans enough to ciothe q small ar
nay. The lighteFHoods are in great profusicr
and elegance Emb roideries, laces, collars
gloves, trimmings, buttons, ribbons, hand
kerchieis, Sc, are lAvishly displayed. o
q prints the supply Is about inexhaustible. b
the way, we understand that Bancroft q Nc
4 Carter, Newman q Bro, and whitley, wer
the firms which inaugtrzted and Kept up tn
10 cent print furore o. last spring. The stool
1 Of silks and poplins Il very full and rich
4 Bancroft McCarter carry heavy lot in thi
line, and can suit the most fAStidioua. But Il
Is impossible for us to enumerAte the Varfou
goods. Their advertisement IN the NEW
does that to some extent. All we need add
] that from actual observation, the stock Is 81
that is claimed. sAs matter Of course "
strongly urge our readers to call at Bancroft
7 McCarter's, where they VIII be sure to nm
i. not only . magnificent assortment in ever
!, branch, and the lowest market prieess bu
: that attentive and uniform courtesy TO q
. which has sIEsp thelr store such marked POI
e ularity.
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A HEALTHY BUNcH.-Andrew HInAhaw
brought Us specimen Of his sweet potato
crop, raised on his farm, little east Of En-
poris. IL is bunch Of eighteen potatoes, all
growing on . single stem, and running from
9 Inches TO one foot IN length-most OF them 9
TO 10 inehes-and ell smooth, symmetrical and
nicely proportioned. It is indeed 9 very
handsome bunch, and would make Horace
Gresley's eyes glisten with delight ct such .
practical disqualification Of what Kansas soil
nPoducaa
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wo had pleasant cali the other day from
j. ID. Harrington, route agent on the Kansas
Pacific railroad. He reports q very large
amount OF mall N attor this season. Mr.. II. 4
also In the carriage business, and thinks Of
establishing ''call carriage in Emporia
He has not been here before since 1886, and
was much surprised at the growth four city
1t was far beyond cvrn what he he had sx
pected
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PKRsoNAL.-Mrs. O. b. Bachelor and Ms
j. p. Pinkerton, who spent the summer
months at their old homes in Kentucky, re
turned few days ego, both m improved
health. Miss Pinkerton accompanies Mrs. r
This is her nrSt visit TO Kansas, and we hops
she will be well enough pleased TO remain
with us. Old man Pinkerton Is tOlerablJ
happy. He knows how il Is himself how.
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And now Felix Hunt comes with gigantic
sweet potato under each arm. They weigh
Tbs. II o., and were raised on his lane, on
shares, by VIM, HollingswOrth, from seed Cd
tanned last spring from New York. ThereAre
many still larger In the held, but not a
smooth and shspely a. the two Felix brought
us. OF the whole 20 bushels harvested, none
weighed less than > pounds.
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The election for township bonds IN aid OF
railroads In this townAhip last Monday was
carried by vote of I3S to IS ThsresuIt caus-
ed great rejoicing in town, and In the evening
RuShe's anVils were lImbered and made to
bsich forth until near midnight. s3s.ooo in
bonds were voted er q railroad stkrDdgh the
township from est to west.
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READING MAITER.-For several weeks We
have given our readers from 5000 to 10000
ems OF space in reading matter. The 1rfoaHe
averages about $4,000 ems, We publish
nearly as much reading matter as the 1Ff6unt
and Ledger put together, as can be proven by
oetraal Yneasurament.
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Rev. Thomas Smith has secured the agency
OF "Fleetwood's Life Of Christ" valuable
book, and one which every family should
have, IL able. He is now eanvassing FOR the
work in this county. 1t is standard work OF
$50 pages and Is steel engravings.
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W. E. sutlin, OF the firm Of sutlin q Co., Of
Lawrence, Kansas, is In the city, and IL stop
ping at the Robinson house. he carries sam
pies OF their entire stock OF merchant tAilor's
goods, takes measures and solicits orders.
Good hts and entire satisfaction guaranteed 70
all who may give him call.
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RMEogiA aoclErIza.


Masonic
EesR9aIA LoDeH, ne. IL a p. =. H.-SFsets
st their ban, in EuCKles g FluNb's buildfEg on
tAs ThurSdsg IF or Ez-S pressing tAs fail nsOz
OF eScA E1olEa, aAd every s9o NoekstAsrs4fSef
BS4sHar Mssoas in good standing are cordially
invited to estAs6 HoYEa SPIcK8, VI HI.
Z. 2. EAaCKoTF, Secretary.
EAPOlIA CNAFTna, z. 4. k.-Meess at Ms
ssHfe HSn, On thu LIST snd 81 Friday evenings Of
each meath, ek ~ O'Clock. onsSnioDs in good
ssAR6ing cordially invited to attend.
L. .. JAeOBs, II. p.
4. II. BATES, secretarv.
odd BELLOWS.
UKION LODGE 10. 15.-Meeg 81 Odd Fellows
Hall, sTsr Enporis Bank. every Tuesday even
in z at o'clock, Members ie good standing in
vissa 60 attend. a g. TANDY, II G.
u. 9. GILMORE, sceresarv.
Temperance.
E2iFORIA DIVISION 20. Ra.-Soas & Daughters
Of Temperance. meets at Eskridss Hall every
Monday evening at O'Clock hem bers in good
sfa1ding are invited 70 attend.
FOUNTAIN LODGE. 1. o. G. T, Ne. iGe.-Meets
every Wednesday evening il kskridec Hall a.
TX O'Clock. All members OF the order in good
standing are invited 20 attend.
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could do ia that line. 4 stock company IS
hoy OrgArizsd topht Up a-large factory IL
toTrn this fall. for next Years oner.tioEs.

Eeveral new buildings have been erected N
toyu recently, among hem Baughnsn's steam
Touring mill and them sthodist church build
ing. Thos. White has also built himself 6
residence IN town. Three or four. fsriiLes
have moved into town lately, and altogether
Americas is dourishing.
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RAcE--There win be pacing race on th'
half mile track west of town on Saturday at
O'Clock, between Prank" the horse OF Davis
Bros, and the colt "CIlpper," owned by J. +
Epstein. Mile heats, best two in three
Purse A5O
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MARRIED.-Near Neosho Rapids, septcm.
Der Sd. 1871, At the hOuse Of tbs brides par
ents, Mr.. Geo. +. Boone, Of GreencassIe, Ind,
and Miss NJ. Annie Z. DeEeese, Of Lyon eeun-
ty, Kansas.
''You are but two, . little band,
Be faithful till you die;
shoulder 70 shoulder may you stand.
Till side BY side you Her. Il
~ rVN
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The house Of Joseph Duncalery, o. Slate
creek, Greenwood county, was entered during
his absence, on the 2sd ult., and robbed Of
$500. Mr.. DuncAlery has had ono Meddock
arrested on suspicion, and held 70 $1,000 ball
for trial. People who leave their houses
alone, with $500 in them, are not good bank
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BuRGLARs.-WrighV hardware store, Fer
Guson q HArvey's bakery, CrAfts meat market
and the adjoining shoe shop were all entered
BY burglars on Friday evening last. Eogreat
amount OF pay was realized ~ them
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NEW PAPEE IN EAIPoRIA.-- Wioks . Nays
have started new paper In Emporia, called
the eEmporia Illustrated Netcs." Il IL cIreu-
lated free, and contains much Information
about-wicks h MAyse. There is enterprise
for Vou
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Rev. @. T. Melvin will deliver several lee
lures on Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, at the
Congregational church for feW consecutive
Sabbath evenings, commencing next Sabbath.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-06

J. II. Phenis astonisAed us Monday with
three sweet potatoes. One Of them is 10 inches
long by II in circumference, the others long
er but not quite as thick. They were pulled
at random from his ''pateh." Such il life in
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-06

DOWN STREEr.-Wicks & Mays have re
moved their stock OF groceries to the building
lately occupied by Hall q Bro. They have
xncreased facilities now, and will be glad t.
see their numerous customers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-06

Pm. Morgan has just opened hardware
tinware, and stove store, st sedEwick City
He is n reliable and courteous business man
and we believe his store will be q very good
place to trade Mt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-10-06

REsIGNED.-MiBs r. d. Copley has resigned
the position OF Librarian OF our Library As
ISOLATION, and Mas Holden has been appoint
to I'LL the place. A better selection, In our
opinion, could not have been made.