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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-22
HIRTrORD.


EDIToE NEWS: At the annual
meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of
Hartford Collegiate Institute, held
February 2, 1879, the following was
presented and adopted:
WAxRxAs, A. D. Chambers, A. NJ,
fcrlnerly Professor OF Natural Science
In Baker University, has bean for four
years President Of the Board Of True-
tees of Hartford Institute, and rs Prin-
cipal has had the entire charge and
management of the institution for
the past i've years; and where
~, the school has, during this
twenty pupils the frat term, 20 one
hundred the present term, and the
scholarship of It's students, the influ-
encs and general good name Of the In
stitute have been greatly advanced by
the ripe scholarship, the management,
and labors Of Professor Chambers,
So Is
Resolsed, By the Board of Trustees
Of Hartford Collegiate Institute, in an
nual meeting assembled, that we en-
dorse the management Of Is Principal,
UE. Al Chambers, and that We APP
pFeciate the value Of his sacrificing
and very poorly paid labor In behalf
of the InstlE1tton, and that ne wish
and hope that The long and pleasant
association between the Board snd Mr.
Chambers may be continued, and thai
he will SIN accept the position o.
Principal OF the school.
On motion it was ordered that ~
preamble and resolution b entered II
the minutes Of ne Board and publish
ed, and shat A>copy be presented Il
Mr.. Chambers. Respectfully,
80 Il. FENI1EoR1,
a Sec. CT Board.
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DlsrEIeT cOUEr.

The District Court convened Oh Mon
day, the 4th inst, and continued IN
session until Saturday last, when IL 3D.
iourned until April Sd. -
One case, MILAN W Baker sccu.
Plsd all tbs last week: This ease
had been trisd ct last term, and the
jury failed 70 agree.
Below We give the business doAe;
Daniel VlFich and john Bower, Sd
minIstrator Of estate Of Jacob Ulrich
|, ct els. vs Rarxillia Gray. Leave grant.
Cd pltAS 20 reply 70 dsgt's answer sHs
stGatsr, and cause continued on motion
OF pltfES. Alss leave granted pfGs &c
make Pamilla Gray den, on the ground
that she claims adversly to pldsnndel
recorded deed from Lucinda Spllt-the-
log and Susan Hicks. "a
State Va Thomas Glenn Triai and
verdict not guilty.
City Of EmpOrIa va J p Kendall
Costs paid By den aRdSsse disusissed
/ w Sanders vs. A ia ARA CO
E4use setflel,
EQsseh Neon vs. Al Armstrong
I q6ntinned. a :
4 lCAas r Eissce, surviving partner o.
4 yehp wayne 4 Co. VI = s Array. DE-
Enalssod At OOst 81 plG. e
Brace, Baker 3 Co. " B = Wright
, e5etIed and dismissed.
j; Swallow, Heritage 4 SodeA vs. J \
Randolph, D 3 Gilmore and " " NIB
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AMERICUS.

FINE Srocx.-0ates-J. K.-ls
ahead. He has 3 calf . week or 60 old
that weighs buE twenty pounds. Il b .
perfect spimal, and be keeps it In .
small bog and everybody goes 10 seait.
A4zIvEp.-George Emery, from
Yerqont, arrived Friday, with his
family, aAd has taken up iis residence
In t0wn. George Beard, from Aurora,
H., canes few days sooner, bought E
house in town, has sent for his family
and is buying cows for the dairy bust
ness.
GenG.-At the present rate Of wed.
dinss in Anerieus the bachelor brigade
will soon cease 20 muster. They ara
going OF BY plakoons this week.
NUlGER0Us.-There were services In
two churches in this place at the same
hour lask Sunday and both houses were
well allsds il has noe hesa long since
! one konee would hold them all.
! ~ war is over. The agent
cams down with interpreter, doctoEs
ETC., ana gobblSd the Indisna thai
bothered Wiii Edminstcn, bat thsy
alsta e be only IN f0Rs OF aGtiRs o.
| ~ deAasivs, and promised to hshERs
besGafsaR % they were Recessed. Ev.
| shad sasesd. BIS m
| -1hs generally eoncsds thai
7 - kslI wheat b all dead.
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IVY.


EDIroR NKws: As you are having
communications from different parts Of
Lyon county, You may like to hear
what we are doing at Ivy.
Now, Mr.. News, we are not dealing
IN long horns nor short horns, but we
are having number one school, taught
BY Prof. D. II. Bales, . graduate Of the
Rmp0ria Normal. Ifsny one has any
doubts about Normal teachers they are
invited TO visit school district No. 8.
The district owns the books-that Is,
the district has . library of school
books, free p 81 Of its scholars. ANY
one moving into our district ands books
waiting for scholars. It Is nearly three
years since the district began to buy
the books. We ind It works wen. II
any one has any doubts about the ad-
vantage derived from the district furn-
ishiug books, they arc invited to visit
ovr seAeOit We thInk our school VIII
compare favorably with any Of your
city schools. No. s.
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AHorHRR TEMPERANCE DRAMA
The Temperance Dramatic Company,
whose performance of Ten Nights In .
Bar-Ro0m gave so much satiSfaction,
are preparing themselves to give =
public entertainments In representation
Of . still higher order Of dramatic eff
fort, with . view OF lmpressively show
ing the peFnlcIous work wrought b.
rum. The piece now in rehearsal is IN.
titled, ''The Drunksrd, or The Fallen
Saved" II was performed in Bostor
one hundred and forty-SeEen csnSscu'
tive nights, and IN New York Ovel
two hundred nights. It Is Rork Of I
high order Of merit and has been th'
means OF doing great good In the re.
formation of those addicted to stronl
drink. Bancroft Hall Ii engaged an
the representation VIII come on tn
nrst week in April.
One Of the Leading characters Is e1
trusted % T. P. PinkertoR and tn
others are . tIistfibuted ~ 70 secure
worthy and effective representation q
this thrilling drama. Wa shah giy.
further particulars in the next NEwl
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Get ont your fouF,hOrse teams and
go TO the exhibition as Wright's school
house, next Thursday and Friday eve
nfngs. Abont $3.50 Is now subscribed
towards getting . good beIl for the new
Presbyterian ehuOeh, and all the pro-
ceeis of these two exhibitions are to
60 for the same purpose. 1t l. design
ed to raise about $3.50, and get . good
bell. This movement Is gotten up by
people outside of the town, and the
people In tewn ought to turn oat and
give them . full house.
From Mr.. Bower. principal Of the
Americas schools, we obtain the fol-
lowing report OF the winter term, con-
tinuing three months: Whole num-
Der enrolled, 1S4, Of whom 60 were
males and n were females. Average
attendance, IS $40.
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ROAD NOTICE.

lNYOT7CE Is hereby given that a petit
IN ton win be presented to the Board
Of Commissioner Of Lyon county, At
their regular meeting, 10 be held April
LIST, 1872 asking for the view and loca-
tlon oftWocouuty roads asfol lows, to-wit:
LIST RoAD-Commencing at the point
where the Emporfa and Lawrence State
road crosses Elm creek, thence south "a
the n W corner Of section 4. township II,
range Is; thcaoe south on the section line
four 90 Alles, 20 the 3 " corner Of Sec
II; thence east oae mile; thsnce south
on section iIne to foot of klnR south Of
Duck creek; thence by the most practiea-
BILE reute - the top o. bIuE; thence by
se0sAsA linz soafh, between sections q
and - 20 south liRe Of section a;
theace east by section lize to The east line
Of Lyon eou1ty.
I'd koAn- Csmmsneisz q tAe 8 " cor
nsF e seefion .. taWHSh1p IL, range Ii
theHee Rast % The eee4fea Hne 70 EiE
creek; fhe1ce By the Hosk practicable
route across said creek; thence BY said
sOctiCn lfse east % feet Of hluG; thenca
by the E8oss practicable E11lte 70 top o
blu6; thence BY said ssction line, east q
county line between Osage and Lyon
Dated this sth day OF Asroh, ls1a
3. !. PRICE,
Earls.w9 H<incipai Petificner.
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TOLEDO.

EDTToR News: Items scarce and
fear rather commonplace.
Hss-TAs recent o6ld weather 10 keeping
farmers back in their work, bat think
argues good season.
The school here closed last weel
with ap exhibition that is well spoken
of ana T think gave general satisfac-
ton.
More settlers are needed here e
help Improve the country and make Id
superior advantages available to thOsl
now on the ground. There IL plenty Of
room yet. 50 .,l4
--Ths fever and ague has made its ap-
pssraacs here this spring, shaking ur
some Of last years cases pretty lively.
fst-r- @ =
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| ben. Judgment for plfIs s2,Oes.7o and
costs. fL
Sylvester Y Bitter W Euiisus Irwin.
judgment for PHI ss50.l7 and costs
and attached property ordered sold.
WITH Macarthur W J W Friermood.
Judgment for plR $4s.76 and costs, and
order fer sale OF attached properly.
Robert Mahahery VS. VIM A Graham.
Judgment for pin, title to real estate
quilted.
il Seaman and John E Jones vs.
e A Patterson and Margaret A Pat
terson. Judgment for plff $3.50 and
costs, and order to sell mortgaged
premises.
Woodburn Severn wheel Co. ys J G
Burgan and Thos E Holmes. Bank
ruptcy of defts suggested and case
continued.
Thomas Carney VI Iehabod Robbins.
Judgment for PHI 81 ,S5s.45 and costs
and order for sale Of mertgaged prem
Edward B Flagg We J 3 Noble.
Judgment for plff $s1s.44 and costs.
E B Peyton W John Leece ct ais.
Judgment for plR s45s and costs.
Lemuel b johnson vs. A L Page and
wife. Judz1aeas for plR s4ss.le and
costs, and order for sale Of mortgaged
premises. sssas Hrs 3f4 "a
VIM Jay & Co. Va LID Bailey. lJudg-
ment for pin $250.01 and costs.
Maggie Hughes W John Jones. Dis
missed. II - 2L- c#
Arson Comstock " w Fl Wits. Com
tinued by consent. !GE
Vim Martindale vs. Ferguson & HAr-
yey. Bankruptcy Of defts suggested
and ease continued.
James Weaver vs. A T & 8 F r Z
Co. Goes to Supreme Court on error.
F SchmidlInG and T c Watson vs.
Jacob BohlAnder. Change Of venue
to Norris county. So
AdaL Green vs. Joseph Green. Di-
vOree granted to plff. -
Solemn Smith ct ais vs. Wicks &
Mayse. Plns required to amend petit
tiSu.z "a,
State vs. Timothy Pearson. Def on
bail; case continued to Sept. 10.
F Finch & Co. vs. Soaring Marsh.
Taken from trial docket until bank
fuptcy proceedings are concluded.
Sarah A Dorsh W Samuel " Barns.
Present Sheriff ordered to make deed
of premises heretofore sold.
3 Robert Logan VS. the COunty Com
OF Lyon county. Proceed
ngs set aside and costs awarded plff |
Ais. sGg
Mary w. Butler vs. r Z Stimel.
Tudgm't for pin $4,000, interest s64.o0,
fee $2O9.55 and costs, and
order for sale of mortgaged premises.
Hugh B Mccullough ct ala vs. 8 II
Dodge ct ais. Judgment that pins re-
over the premises and make payment
o defts as occupying claimants.
o p Mccullough VS. 8 H Dodge
Judgment same a. above.
/. OsB MHlIi6n " Andrew C Baker, /,
ssplevin Of . horse. Judgment. for
In that he recover the horss, valued ,
t $50, and damages for detention
IS and the costs of suit taxed at ee44.60
Of this amount the witness fees were
s75.50.)
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and " h. Giichriest. Chas. Rider, HIP,
skeimire, Geo. Slmms, J.S. GIlchriest,
John Davidson. James Nisbet, jake
Epstein. L. Adair, D. F. Jones, n. 81.
Bates, p. J. Lehnhard, Mr.. Bracket.
W. r. Cochran, Glenn Young, DIR. ia
cobs, ]. p. Pinkerton, Geo. Hill, E
Upton, Frank Schmidling. II. L
Funkhouser, Sam GIL. Others did al
well, but we have mot been able to get
their names.
C. z. Kelsey was stationed at the
trent, and John Sebastian as the rear
door, of Bancroft & McCarter's store,
to decide when to remore the stock,
and superintend that work, lift became
nseessary. They are cool headed gem
tiemen, and kept the doors closed. The
store has some es5y 900 worth Of goods
In It.
With their accustomed energy, Bru-
ner & McMurtris opened business
Monday morning, In the store nearly
opposite their old one, and ara lprspar-
ed TO accommodate the public without
delay. Their stock will soon be fully
replenlshed. Among the articles saw
ed are Is cooking stoves. They want
all accounts due them to be paid at
Ioucs. Igyx5E ggrxss
Thomas & Jones hs9e Iatsea dP the
store belonging to Ar.JOnes, which was
formerly occupied by Bowman & Co.,
and win soon show q fine stock Of gro
eeries. Thsirs safe yielded up its con-
'tehts an right. It was well baked, but
win stand another siege.
II. L. FunkhOuser, of lightning rod
cslebity, went to the Are "a help, snd
lost his pocket book, containing e1s0.
Wooden stores on Commercial street
are at . discount. g.e.g95is
Bruner & McMurtrie and Thomas &
Jones will probably build each 4 two
story brick, to replace their destroyed
buildings. They are ~ full OF energy
ana grit a. ever ,4as4gR laI31I
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ROAD NOTICE.

NYOTICE Ii hereby given that = peti.
IN ton will be presented to the Board
Of Commissioners Of Lyon county, at thell
regular meeting to be held April 1, 1879
asking for the view and location Of coun.
y road 80 follows, to-wit: Commencing
at the 8 3 corner Of section "a, township
q, range IL; thence north on section linz
70 the s e corner Of section 8; thence ives;
TO the 8 e corner Of the west half Of thC
8 = quarter OF section 3 Of said township
thence north to the 4th standard parallel
thence west to the e corner Of the "
n " quarter Of section 8 Of said town.
ship,
Dated this March ., 1879.
--.- G. z. SOULE,
mar15W2z Principal Petitioner.
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EXHIBITION exhibition VII
be held at wright's school house, one
mile northeast OF Americas, on the
evenings OF Thursday and Friday the
3sth and 18th OF March, consist
ing OF orationS, essays, charades, tab
leaux, vocal and Instrumental music
Admittance, Is cts. tor adults; chill
dren under ten years old, 10 cts. Pro
ceeds to 60 towards buying . bell FOL
the United Presbyterian church
Tickets can be had at the Americui
stores, or the money win be received q
the school house door.
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ExAMTNArIoH At THE NoRAAL.-ThC
term examination OF classes in the Nor
NAL wIIl take place on 9th, cath, 18th
Insts. Wednesday nth, Q 30 to II q. M,
Chemistry, Prot. DiIworth; Latin
Reader, Prof. Lampry; Geography, B.
Miss Brewer; Rhetoric, Mrs. Phil
brick. IL 20 q. N. 70 p. m. tScsenes
and Art Of Teaching, President Hoss ;
Geography, A, Prof. Dilworth Cesar,
Pref Lampry; Reading, Mrs. Phil
brick. ~
Thursday, 2sth, . 40 Is ii !. q. 10
ology, Prof. DilwOrth; Grammar A,
Prof. Lampry; Geography, B, Miss
Brewer. II 20 q. N. to I p. M: Flo
cptlon, Prest. Hoss; Grammar, Prof.
LAmpry; Geometry, MiO Beewer.
Friday, 18th, o 30 to IL .. M: Natural
Philosophy, Prest. Hoas; Book Keep
ing, Prof. DIlworth; German, Prof
LamgEy; Arithmetic, A, Miss Brewer;
Grammar, B, Mrs. Philbrick. 1I:20
TO II 10, Music, Prof. Jones. ra r
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One OF TIE most talented and sue
eesstuI law firms In the State il that OF
Ruggles 4 Plumb, OF EmporiA. Both
alenIbers OF the firm are men Of eners
Ry, culture. experience and tact.
found In Central or Southwestern
Kansas; there are few fhat eXesl iE In
the State.-Arkansas City Traveller.
And We may add that there are only
one or two nrms In the State that does
. larger Law business than the one
named above, and but few, II ans, that
have better knowledge of the law.
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The Kansas Editorial Convention
aud Editors grub hunt, meets 81
EmpOria in june considering that
the Methodist Conference II now In
Emporir, We can't sec what We ara
90 do. Can the News furnish light
on thia subiect2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-22

Adam Nohler, who ls one Of the beat
shoemakers in the Stats, bag moved,
10 the building lately occupied by J.B.
Hinkel, opposite First National Bank,
and opened with . ready made stock.
he win make ordered work as well as
sysr. and we call attention. 70 his card
In pew advertising column.
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BE CAREFUL.-ThS other evening .
gentleman was going home rather lste
at night, south OF the A. T.~& 8. p.
railroad track. In crossing the track
he discovered q blazing are In . tie
near the rear Of A. A. Baker 4 Co.'S
wooden warehouse. The IRE was prob
ably kiAdled by eInders from . loco
motive. The wind was blowing hard
at the time and sparks were flying a
every direction, thus sEdAaEering tn
town. Everybody should use the ut
most care In handbag IRE, especially
during this windy season. -
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RErURNKD.-Our esteemed friend
w. F. Baker, who has been Waiting hIs
friends In Pennsylvania and Mary
Land, for three months, returned this
week. he had been absent from the
home Of his boyhOod twenty years, and
many were the changes he witnessed.
During his absence he was sick for
five weeks with fever. We are glad TO
see him back looking we'll. =. 70 Z
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IAPRovENKNTs.-We prepared an
article this week on the improvements
In our city during the present year,
giving . List 81 the new buildings, but
Il was crowded out by other matter
that could not be neglected. About
$50, 900 worth of new buildings are
already under contract and planned.
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LEcruRE.-On Monday evening. at
the Presbyterian church, Prof. Bar
rows delivered to an insaresing and ap.
preciative sndIence, bis lecture on
Hugh Miller. All who heard thls ef-
fort speak Of &c In the highest tsrns Of
praise. Il was not 90 much descrip-
tive and chronological account Of Hugh
Miller, though his life was pleAsisEiy
and probably reviewed, a. . diSsrta-
ton upon the elements Of hls ehArae-
ter, and the circumstances which
brought out. polished and adorned ths
prominent features Of the iliustriouI
career Of the hero. ~ "a
The whole discourse was interspSrsed
with . Poetic Imagery worthy the cub
ject of the speaker.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-22

BAILED.-We neglected, last week,
% make 4 note Of the fact tha1 Mr.. r.
Pierson, who was In cur 5An Nom Ls
Roy, charged with murder, had been-
hailed out by soma OF his old Ohio
neiGhbors and sequAlntaness. Hil
b"ndsHlsn are Mark Patty. Cyrus Stout
and Thomas II. Stanley, three VI OUT
most substantial and sFespsctsblD clti-
zena ~ n =. eh El . :
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-22

Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. 1 mink skins, 1Sc. for dry
hides, raeoon skins Co.,, skunks 20 to
7se. Bring them along and get the
CASH. Boots, shoes, hats and caps at q
great discount. feb2S-tt