The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-17

Hinkle has a large supply OF fine
baby and doll carriages.
Smith, the merchant, Is also happy
because 1t is a"gurl." Shake, Smith
We re-publish the law for the sale OF
the Kaw lands, on our first page. File
1t away.
Is the American Eagle TO spread bis
wings on the 'juth OF Ally" in Emporia
Why not?
The first train on the A. 7. & s. Re
railroad came through from Wichita
on Monday last.
The Council proceedings and the
new A. T. & S. F. time table will APP
pear next week.
To CANDIDATEs.-Butte Is said to
be tolerabiy plenty over in Center and
up in Agnes City.
The spring styles OF bonnets are
said to be the handsomest which wo-
men have worn for centuries.
The United Presbyterians now
have worship every Sabbath afternoon
Mt two o'clock In the NJ. K. church.
Candidates are beginning to stir
around. 1t Is now the season to 90 out
In the country to "hunt for butter"
The climate was very ''salubrious''
and ''mellowlng" on circus day. Fa-
tIgue duty was rather "fatIguing."
II you want any neat little thing
made In wood, or a big thing, call on
knorr. He'll get it up right, and
cheap.
There's n good many people In this
city who don't live where they did be-
fore they moved from where they used
to live.
There has not been any Greeley rati-
hcatIan meC ting In this town. There
will be n Grant ratification meeting in
n few weeks.
GooD.-Thc Council have passed an
ordinance, whlch is published this
week, prohibiting stock from running
at large at night.
Had we known the band intended
that tune which they played in the
street, for US, we would have thanked
them very much.
4 good many OF our folks have gone
up to get farms on tho Kaw Reserve.
We suppose the whole reserve was
taken several days ago.
Rev. A. NJ. Ayerill has gone to
Wichita and the Southwest to look after
the interests OF the Baptist denomina-
ton In that country.
We regret to learn that w. b. God
trey is lying seriously Ill at the Robin
son house, In this city. He has been
confined to his room for nearly two
weeks.
Rev. Henry Wright, who lately
bought the Phillips farm, northeast OF
this city, will preach at the Baptist
church on Sabbth next, Dir. Averill
being absent,
Dan Rice's great circus has been
here 1t had one feature that Is COM
mon with NEST circuses-lt was hum
bug-only IL was little more SO than
most Of them.
SENsATIoN.-They have had first
class sensation ut Reading. A young
gentleman was found, 4 short time
ago, in another mans bed with his
wife. The young man was bound
over to court. No names or further
particulars.
RKLIaIoUs.-Rev. A. NJ. Averill
preached one OF the best and strongest
sermons on degeneration" last Sab
bath, We ever listened to. He is gen.
nine christian gentleman, and n forci-
BILE and Interesting speaker.
DnD.-In Emporia, on the Id inst.
OF puerperal fever, Palma L. Nix, wife
OF N. T. Nix, OF this city.
Mrs. Nix was beloved by all her nc.
quaintances. She leaves n husband
and several children to mourn he
loss.
Rev. J. d. Knox, OF Topeka, will
preach In the NJ f. church, on Sabbatl
next (l9th) morning and evening
Rev. DIR. Dennlson, OF the Agriculture
College, ut Manhattan, will occupy tn
same pulpit ON Sabbath week, (26th,
at the usual hours
MARRIED.-A. Mckinney, Esq, o
the First National bank, In this city
was married at Topeka on Tuesday o
this week, by Rev. F. S. McCabe, :
Miss Sallie Young of Topeka. The
arrived here on Wednesday. We joi
with their many friends In wishin
them happy married life.
BACK AdAIN.-B. GOrmley returne
from the east this week, and will ope
tailor shop In Ruggles & Plumb
frame building, next to Bruner & Nc
Murtrie's, the first OF the week. II
will be glad to see his old friends an
customers. He has fine assortmeT
OF goods coming. &ormley is too we
known here to need any itroductio
frem us.
PnRENoLo0Y.-Bill Randolph b,
lieves In 'know thyself." He went
hear the blind ''head feeler'' Monda
night and found out good deal abOI
himself; among other things, that
had a capAcious appetite and good
gestion. He could "eat anything" Bl
conld do the Liberal cause much goS
I'm this Connfx- hy aaftn0 n FAM b,,,
drcd Republicans between this al
election. II he will do that we ha
no doubt that he can get the post off
when Horace comes in.
Mass MKxTINo.-The first ma
meeting of the season took place.
The NEWS corner last Friday mornIn
A Mr.. frey lately from Marylau
true-blue Republican, rs Republica
from the late slave-holdIng States ge
orally are, and Sam Crawford had
political discussion which attract
something OF crowd, The testimor
50 far As we heard 1t Is, that Mr.. Fir
was too much for Crawford. so far
CawEord's part of the meeting "
concerned n good many of the b
ISLANDERS wanted to amend the "mai
by striking on the en-" 'sConsen
FRuIr TRKEs.-The communicate
from Fruitland, publlshed on the 3d.
that on the FIRST page this week, fr
Prof. Chambers, shows what some o
lions OF our county are dslng In
way OF planting fruit trees. They
just being put In the ground by
thousand, and after awhile Lyon CO,
~ VIII be one vast orchard, and Fl
will be plenty and cheap. We 8,
rAaa other sAcliona- nf III .ao...,A..