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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-09

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-09

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-09
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-09
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-02-09

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

NORMAL LIBRARY.-The first INSTALL
ment of the new Normal library has
been received. 2I7 we'll selected and
handsome volumes are already labelled
and classed and ready for use of stu
dents. This Is desideratnm to the
students. Some twenty-five or thir-
ty of these volumes are strictly profess
sional for the teachers. Several others
represent different departments of sci
ence and literature, mental philosophy,
moral science, Latin, history, and So
cial science, and music; also, several
valuable dictionaries and cyclopedias.
Another installment is to be added in
a few days. Our Normal is rapidly
developing facilities Of the most APP
proved character for the education OF
the youths of the State. "a,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

FURNITURE CHEAP.-R. z. Haywood
6 Co, offer their entire stock OF fnthi-
ture, marble top chamber sets, wood
and marble top paEloE tables, -eaIAp
chairs, book cases, desks, ETC., at cost
for the next thirty daNs& They intend
to change their business, and must dis
pose of these goods. Furniture tsil7
not dltcdys be offered as cheap. Give
them call aud secure bargain sghiie
You have an Opportunity. = : w ,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

wHEAr.-A couple of short rides
into the surrounding country shows
that there is large breadth of tall
wheat sown in the vicinity of Emporia,
and that so far, it never looked better
at this season of the year. The fall
season has been as favorable as it
could be for wheat, and we trust there
will be heavy crop next year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

PERLEY & BEARcE.-We found our
man Bearce hid in an immense pile OF
boxes on the sidewalk the other day
unloading new goods. Perley 81
Bearce have moved into their new
room, lately occupied for a drug store.
Mr.. Perley returned from the east a
few days ago, where he purchased an
immense stock of winter clothing,
which is now being placed upon the
shelves in their new quarters. They
have very extensive stock of every
thing in the clothing and furnishing
line
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
EBIPORIA.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Wep present
this week the following list of new adj.
refreshments:
Bancroft SC McCarter-New goods
T. G.. Wibley-Fall and winter trade
Abner Hadley-Grocery and COM
mission store.
d. 9. Crandall-Settle.
c. NJ. Scott-Homcs in Kansas.
ID. j. Nye--Attorney at law.
w. ii. Hlnshaw-Strayed.
Mrs. l.. $. HANDICAPPED weaving.
john Day-Sheriff's sale.
Thos. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Vail & Rollins-Eor sale.
II. III. Hoover-Business notice.
w. II. Cochran-Potatoes wanted.
G.. w. Frederlck-Pay up.
Chas. Hinshaw-Grape vines, &C.,
for sale.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

NEW LAwYER.-We publish the
card, this week, OF q new lawyer who
has located in our city and taken an
Office in Baneroft's block. His name
Is d. j. Nye. He is from Lorraine
county, Ohio, and he has good recon-
mendations from the District Judge
and county officers Of his former
homo.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

ABNER HADLEY.-We are glad to
notice that this gentleman has again
engaged in business in our city. He
is known as an honorable and straight
forward business man, and we trust he
may receive good patronage. He
may be found at G. w. Frederick old
stand, few doors north of the post OF
fee, with stock OF good family gro
ceries. He will also sell all kinds OF
goods, including second hand furniture,
on commission, and furnish intelli-
gence to those seeking situations, and
those wishing to hire any kind OF help.
This is Just such concern as we have
needed for long time, and we hope
he NAV prosper. ~ e
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

PREMIUM WoRK.-In our fair items,
some weeks ago, we neglected to do
justice to q worthy man, by mere
oversight. d. G. Crandall took the
first premium for handmade horse
shoes and horse shoe nails. He has
made these and horse shoeing spec
ialty for twenty years. He made these
under many difficulties, but the work
fully merited the LIST premium.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

ONE OF OUR MEN.-John Melon
aid, the architect and builder of the
State Normal school, now in process
of building, at Emporia, was in town
the other day, and seeing the life and
enterprise of this city, concluded to
advertise, knowing that ere long de-
mands would be made for the plans
and specifications of magnificent
buildings. The State Normal school
building is the finest, the most impos-
ing public edifice yet erected in Kan
sas, and will stand a monument to the
taste and ability OF Mr.. Mcdonald,
who has chosen that place tor his fu-
ture home. He is now erecting a
mandatory for the building of school
furniture at mporia.-Wichita Eagle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

George Plumb, living on Badger
creek, in this county, finds that his
corn, SO far as husked, turns out after
a generous allowance for shrinkage,
ninety bushels per acre. The ground
from which this yield was measured
was broken the first time last season,
and the corn was plowed but twice.
The greater portion of the field OF
forty acres has the appearance Of as
large q yield as that husked. This
Held will not prove an exception, there
being thousands of acres just as good
in this county Us well as in all the sur
rounding counties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

Miss Ellen Plumb, of the City Book
store, has bought of J. @. Fraker eigh-
teen feet on Commercial street adjoin-
ing the old Bates drug store building
now occupied by Laugier as a res
taurant-and also the privilege of the
wall on the south Of the lot, and will
erect thereon two story brick bust
ness house early next spring. We uR-
derstand the prospect is fair that one
or two other new brick buildings will
be erected adjoining on the north ear
ly next season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. B. Kelley will be
absent ut Fredonia to assist In dedieat-
ing new church there on Sabbath
next, and Rev. Z. NJ. overstreet will
occupy the NJ. +. pulpit at the morn
ing hour, and Rev. ]. NJ. frey in the
evening.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE,-In ule. pbseace
of the pastor, Rev. y. NJ. Averill, next
Sabbath, the pulpit of the Baptist
church viii be supplied in the morn
ing by Prof. Carmichael, who wiz dis
course on the Sabbath school cause,
and in the evening by Prof. Babeock,
of the Normal school.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
Z. T. wright s. Co,
dealer in foreign and domestic
H IL II II Vv n IA q !,
3u ayenae com'I ST., Emporia, Kar.
Election ProeIauafioD.

@ IkRIL Z Ray having Issued his proc
~ Iaination for the general election 10 Lee
held IN November next, and the duty OF
selecting places FOR holding such election,
and appointing ciicers f0r conducting
the same falling Upon me; now. there
fore, l, Wills am JAY, Mayor OF this city
Of EIBporia, do name the following places
and persons;
tst NFard-At the building E.own as
ErederlcS 2, on 9Th avenue, between
Commercial and Merchants streets
Judges, W. W. Whipple, Rcy. Il. i.
Rhodes, George kiTkeRdaN; CLERKS, Chaz
Wheelock. doe E2agblc.
"a Ward--At Clcvelaud's Livery stable.
Judges, Thomas Murdoch, JOS. Brown,
.. W Amidon; Clerks, =. Horr, Frank
Robinson.
81 Ward--At the court house. Jud,as.
Q. II. North, II. ". Pearsali, W. II. Car
son; CLERKS, J.. w. Lewis, G. Keeler.
4th Hard-At 4iiilers oyster saloon.
,,Jndses. i1ey: =. Z, Melvin, Res. ". T..
Copeland, Charles Gilman; Clerks, 9. IS.
CBrsweu, :. j. Smith.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

UNITARIAN SocIETY.-Serviees at
tho usual hours. Subject in the NOR
ming: "Christian Union, or how may
all the seets be united In one church."
Mr.. Copeland will give in the evening
the second lecture of his course on re-
IIgIon and chemistry. Subject; "God
In Fire and Electricity"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

NEW BUSINESS HoUsE.-Mr. Owens
will Immediately commence the erec-
ton of business house on the site of
the frame building which has been oc-
capled by PerIey & Bearce, adjoining
Union block. 1t will be completed
this fall and winter, and will make the
fth building In that handsome block.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
H1RTFORD.

On Thursday evening, as per APP
'pointment, through thepspers, several
of the Lyon county candidates appear
ed on the scene, and interviewed the |
voters of this place, first ascertaining |
if the political complexion of affairs
were such as would warrants esDisd h !
doubt that the county would be saved. |
Having fully satisfied themselves on
this point, the next question of vital
and engrossing Interest was whether
there was any salvation for themselves.
Alter friendly grasp of thes hand,
you are seyerafiy assured <that- the
e1nncesof e9ch issfbcyon1-F doEtt,
! foregone cofcf1sieei. T4i4sA ms S2-ae-
count for the seemingly spontaneous
expressions of friendship. 1t requires
a studied effort to convince one that
they have "axes to grind" from the
fact that they are not wood-choppers.
In the evening large crowd repaired
10 the College hall. All le5 await i ~ 8
the exercises Of the re ghld tly pp6issel
ed prayer meeting, proceeded to or
ganize under the auspices of the Hart
ford Grant ClaB W. 2. Gould presid-
ing. Nearly one hundred persons be-
ing present, mostly members of the
club, there being but few deyotees of
the New Departafe sis11this xioinity.
a. p. Stewart proceeded to break the
ice in fluent, speech, dwelliag on the
duties ana pFeroS yes Of ELECTORS,
and the Importance of every one in
diligently exercising the franchise,
concluding with the information that
he was willing to become an humble
servant Of. the people, with their adj
vice. and consent. Z. W. Cunning
ham, after repeated calls, finally over
: come his modesty and took the ststnd,
making brief and pointed speech,
which was wen feeeiSea fFISsm whom
, we were politely informed that he had
consented to Sanseacs- ti1atolaid. kim
, liable, not liable 10 Indictment, but
liable 70 Become Probate Judge after
I the November election. c. Z. Bach
eller dlscoursed rather 4enSt1ay on
Il the radical issues Of the days 9s9 sae-
cording to custom, We ttia lie sNlsfaas;h b.
/, to serve for another term ip, the ,canac-
! ity of County Attorney. J. p. Pink
: Ierten vas next hsrodueed, and in {
a string speech showed up the merits
and dement's Ofthoslsalliugi eAIsd date
for the Presidency. The record wal
ssithsieHA I'll Sdniluee any sensibl,
man as to his plain duty to Grant ant
the county. Mr. p is afsoa c6ndidate
. Although but recently l0eass1e Mzon:
us, issa live yodng m&n.a41d qxfit n *
friends wherever he goes.
81 The meeting was Enthusiastic, ant
the best of feeling prevailed.
sstsf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
Warnl FIR gaIe,

90 acres, \ > ) W y CT see. 4, tp-IH.
OI ~ lse I, eight miles north of Esal-
ilGrss. and - miles east Oh AInericus---l,l
acres under cultivation, 20 acres the Sec
Uud crop; the rtEl2 nder fresh y bottom:
The remainder No / upland, lies upon =
county road and but = mile from good
school house S00le timber ana stock
water the year rouAds usually. " Ill sell
CHEAP and take some young cattle i'll eX-
change, S0tGa $. ii. WHEELER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

POLITICAL MEETISG.-Dr. c. A
Logan, of Leavenworth, one OF the
best speakers in the State, Governor
Thomas A. Osborn, and others viii
address the people Of Emporla, in favor
of Republican principles, at the Court
House, this evening. Turn out, every
body.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
NElN BLACKSMITH SR0P.

* AEsz.s5Es - EEasEE E.E', who late
" iy occupied CCnugr's Old stand. an
North Commercially street, have moved 10
their new shop ca the opposite 81 dc OF the
street, where they re prepared t. do ali
work in their line. Horse -hUeing, new,
80 per span; MI NEW work warranted.
Particular attention paid 20 Uusound feet,
without eXtlG chsTEe. Refer 10 \. J..
Stewart anu Drs. TrucWurtliy and Law
renee. Janl2tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

The candidates for county office now
say they are hunting stray stock when
they go out to electioneer. One would
think there are q large number of
stock raisers in this town and that the
prairies are about covered with strays.
Hunting strays Is a popular business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
REA14NFsolo 81
.MIa gpfrea mead ngisall excite.

! .MIS EpfreH .4Ieeaasug iSiIl excite
| ncnt over 4 new law drawn up, pre-
sented, passed and put in 1orea IN the
| past week by talsntslS eitpss1Ot this
place.
Article :. Any. man .getkiags mar
ried without having a house 70 live In,
or knowing where lie IS. going. to get
one, can, If lie mas cheeklencugli, take
possession Of any one that may suit
BIS taste; frosfFing such possession. IS
Objectionable to the owner of said
house. Article ?. Is similar to arti-
elc first, and Lawful, sionly v zy4sen used.
by founder Of same. Article 3. When
you get a good thing keep it. Just 50
with this talented man. He has pos
essiOg OF house without leave or IL
eense Of owner, and proposes TO Keep
il until he gets reass TO leave. fsn.tit
strange how reckless some men viii
get? Bat perhaps this man of talents
is cTEysoE going craEy,pnd hasn't far
to SO: We live in hopes that such q
slight difficulty as this will not epd ia
any bToken- bones to either parLi.s. s = :
sPRaiSiEs FI3 .s.s= zlg fhs eh y Eru.ls
restlnga,kcAln4 re1oseonsSJhday eve<1
ming, the alarm Of fire was sounded |
from box 100. As the citizens rushed |
to the place of shAPn, N asFus eos seia |
ed that the grass along the railroad had |
caught fire from passing engine.
The grass being quite heavy at this
pqift.it tqol' J9la;g n9pentit9 gain.
Roadway. It was at this stage CT tie |
game the opposing army arrived. The
bravery and grit displzEseksiRsthis,b bat
tic with the fire fiend was magnificent
TO behold. And well it was for Mr..
Dsthg4ass and Asfr, 1-yfcAols, stiilt the1i
troops turned out so well, or tHeyefi
might have been losers to the amount
Of about 800 tons of hay. The inhabi-
5antsc I. Aaryonia ssat i9Is kall tAesiisntkl
5Ocen8eiRl " itll on The Ssalaaes et3ay anaji
AourIs II ! eueih6 dttfh Are n threc !
different places, and all consolidating
III a short time into one mass of death
ind destructIoites The Iiaeb of fise, rs I,
;een from our place, extending from
lhe railroad due west, the distance of
sbout . miles, and going north at the
ate of 10 miles per hour, swept !
iverything before it. y grand but
rluhieEdgbt, tfsth ere eapR dppsz i
iges to be paid fgT fires. this 6Ru, ]
aIink the railroad Will be called upon
o pay a large share t
Mr.. john has got his blacksmith
ihop nearly completed. This build {
ng is 25x32, the walls of the best
tone, laid up by mechanic who un-
lers4iIds bis buAiness. 4tsJdla ssh
LONG the work himself. lie Is one Of K
ihose mechanics that make a success of
very undertaking. Ash worker of j
Metals he cannot be beat. n wood :
work of wagons, second to none. In
tone, edhaf 'to4h6 5est?." ANY one
santing work done in any OF the above
branches will DO eilto1eive ,3r. Jghn1
call. - - -
5TTCandidates are not 50 plenty here {
S in some parish d the. comfy, but !
ve have spaiAl,lihg once. in a while. s
L
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

A party of excursionists passed
through here last week for the South
west. 1t was made up of Friends
from the eastern States who had been
in attendance upon the Yearly meeting
MT Lawrence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
FOE SALE.

FKTilAf fszEC, Gyg-S-sEoz.y, ctEe-sG or Z.
& fEse9Esz, situated on the 5 W corner
Of %th avenue and Commercial street, I'm
porIa, Kansas, on easy terms to TcsponSI-
bic parties.
The entire ssEzES. ware sleek and
fEs5g sss-ess also on easy terms aud fair
rates, to parties giving good security.
ALSO, fer sale, for cash, or cash AMI
part trade, or for cattle, the weli-knoW n
young thoroU shbred trettinc stallion,
~ ESss5S's5 - and tho IittIe trottfng
snare, ''.5z SEE4a7E1,o with light wagon,
single and double harness. etc, either
separately or IN ouai lot.
These ads. moan business, aud parties
vito have cattle Or lands 70 exchange. we
Hould take parL.that way If suitableD
would DO Wrii to call and sec as at any
rate. y. 7, WRIGHT & co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

BANCROFT & McCARTER.-Step into
the store of this firm at any time and
you will find them busy as bees, either
selling, unpacking or replacing goods.
Their business, they inform us, is bet
ter than ever before. Last week they
sold 81 900 worth of goods. New goods
are arriving almost daily. Among
the latest is fine stock of furs. The
ladies will find this department espec-
tally attractive. Read their new
double column al.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

Americas Lodge No. 207, /. o. G. T.
win have a public installation OF its
officers, on Friday evening, November
LIST. Grand Worthy Chef Templar
j. Jay Bnck viii ofiieiate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

SocIABLE.-The Baptist Social and
Mite Society will meet, on Tuesday
evening, October Goth, at the residence
of A. NJ. Averill, West Emporia. We
guarantee cordial welcome and good
time to all who may attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

The A. T. & S. F. r. r. Co., have
laid out new town about half mile
west of Buckeye creek, in Chase coun-
ty, and named it Stafford. 1t is stated
that the Co. will shortly erect an eat
ing house and 9th er buildings there.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

Winter apples are selling in town at
81 per Dbl. retail, and at price con-
siderably less at wholesale. The sup
ply from orchards in the county seems
to have been nearly exhausted, and
those mostly offered are from Michl-
9nn. .
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
A VERY ILL WIND.


The first we heard of happene1
here intown. George Beara got Geo.
Emery's team to gather his corn, and
was tossing the corn into the wagon as
he husked 1t, and the team was behav-
ing as well as could be expected until
that cold gasf came down t,em the
north, when the horses undertook to
keep step to the incre ased rapidly .ot
time thus inaugtirated. George en-
phaticallyland repeatedly told them to
"whor' but they didn't. They ran
straight through his new board fence,
then in trying to turn the corner of
his LOT theiwagon carried out IN asher
post and shivered six boards. Then
they pranced down to Mr. Edminston's,
and one line got in the wheel and set
them to swiagipM 9RA circles sIfsnFss
Edmiston happened along and Thought
it was his circular swing, so he at once
took his place and whens they came
around he stopped them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

Garnet has beaten Paola in the con-
test as to which has the best looking
school marms. Now let Garrett come
over hero, and we will show her about
this school marin business. After
comparing with us, she viii wish she
had never gone into such a contest.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

Usage BRIcK.--Bruner & McMur-
tric will lay their sidewalk, in front of
their store, with the Usage city ochre
brick. We have examined the brick,
and they are certainly the handsomest
and best VIC have ever seen.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25

The attempt of the Democrats and
sorehcads here to drive Judge Peyton
from the track for District Judge, and
elect and old-line bunker Democrat, is
so bare-faced that it has made at least
fifty votes in Emporia for Peyton.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-25
WILLIAM JAY. Mayo
Imports, Oct. y, 1872.
NoTTGH


In the distgiea court OF Lyon coIsty, STATE
of Kansas.
$. Is. Riggs and Howard Dftiiiap. ptifE
neFs as Riggs, Dunlap &c Co.. pfafntllss.
IS. P ). Brittelbaugh. Harry G.. RobIr
son and the EnpOri2 Mutual Loan Ass0-
citation, defendants.
T5HE said defendant, p. J. BrI.teat'
4 baughs Of th9 State or Ohio wi II tais..
notiee that on The 18th dag u Octo5ef
49,, the said pl2in1in fled Ale petition in
the c1Ase cf the Clerk OF said court. ~
lii i,oTlar Kansas, agHinst said dcfendcIlts.
ri taat he must answer the same ON az
before the ith day OF December. a. ID
49,, or tho same VIII be taken as tYtIt..
and Judgment be rendered against ga;d
deienaefLs, \. }. BTlttcnhaueIi and Bar-
~ q. Robinson for the sum Of sl55. and
ID per cent Interest from July s, IS12.tj
per cent statutory damages on tyrotesteff
note sJ-53i - protest fees aud 10 per CEN
Interest On SiL30. fFoa OctoberTS, IsS5s
+ 80 attorney Tee, with cOsts zfsuit, end "a
the W y Of the ) = = Of section 81, 10. Ii.
range Z east, in Lyon county, X ansas, be
erdeFed sold, ana fhe proceeds arising.
from said sale applied - satisfsctfon ~
sJich judgement.
BUCK & CUNNINGHAM.
zz-z4 Attorneys FOR I'I4intfds. !