The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-11-15
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t. Victor Emanuel delights in
circuses. rs. a,o a1E mos 81
! Theirs is writing a, history OF
philosophy. =. ssr-G, -.
weight for the Wagon" ms the
fat lady sang. , s.- ...5...-
| 1t is said the washerwomen are
getting up wiring. .a
| Chicago now claims perma-
nent population of $4,000.
| prayer and Pills. is the title
Of one Of Hollands editorials.
| Matilda Heron advertises for
dramatic. pupils. % -Haf.t
School for Scandal--A Presi-
dental canvass.-N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser rRgll er. s IA
l., Destructive fires have been rag
| ing in the pineries of Clark coun-
ty Wisconsin. a1.z.4- sa.IT ..a.
| A Burlington, Iowa, book firm
adysrtises Bibles superior to any
| other" ''''' n.,-
The postal railway service has
been increased during the last
year 10000 miles.
The, stage-coach is being large
ly reintroduced into travel to and
from London. --
Mr.. Cobb recently married Miss
Webb. He knew that they were
meant to be joined as soon as he
spied her.
There are 700 Japanese students
in various schools and colleges IN
this country. il a3a D.. aa
Mr.. Pullman is introducing his
palace cars upon the route between
Paris and Vienna. <.- -l
A son of the Egyptian. X hediye
is. about to make a three years.
tour around the world. E'o
j. C. Hays, once a leader of the
Texas Rangers, is living on the
interest Of 100000 at Alameda.
California. ..-r e...r gsa
Miss, Raymond, beautiful
American lady, is soon to marry
Prince August de Ia Bowler, in
Paris. ~ raat .-f sf..1T asvssi
viscount de Sainte Romans is
the name of the Frenchman who
is to marry John Slidell's other
daughter BE-. r..-. q. - .-.
The proof,reader at j. r. Os-
good & Cos is a great traveller; he
goes over the Atlantic monthly.
| An undertaker's office recently
bore the following cheering in
scription: "Gone for dead man
back soon" ssma IN r-.lsltg
The following in the proposed
advertisement Of a Western tailor
"Wanted-two or three steady
girls, to put on pants" a.zt AM
A contemporary thinks that. the
man who, advertised a dog for
Fsale, and described it as Al, should
have described the beast as K9.
| American travellers have, it is
said, in the last two years, pur-
chased over four thousand "quills
with which Lamartine wrote
'Jocelyn."
| N The building in which the Wien.
ma Exhibition is TO be held next
year will be six times larger than
j that Of the great Paris Exhibition
of 1867. quo ste
A lady about seventy-five years
old, lately took the first premium
for water color painting at the
Des Moines, Iowa, State Fair.
Rev. Dr.. Storris says that Henry
Ward Beecher has wasted voice
enongh to make two thunder
storms" by talking so very loud.
| William Cullen Bryant and his
son-inlaw, Park Goodwin, have
Imade $500, 600, or $500, 900, each
out of the New York Evening
| Post. eea.l-s
/ Oliver Dalrymple, whose little
farm is near st. Paul, Minnesota,
has this season harvested $4,000
bushels of wheat and banked $47,-
$50 for it.
4 A Danbury citizen sent over to
= neighbor On Friday evening to
borrow the Danbury News, and
twas told that he would have te
wait until our. Jane got back from
the ball. ss -
On q woman with red hair, who
wrote poetry: Unfortunate We
man; hoU sad is your lott Tonl
ringlets are red, but your poems
. are not.
There is man In Columbus sc
fond of money that, it is said, at
I: ter paying man a bill, he walk
] down home with him so as to b,
hear t he money rs long as posi-
kble. .-sf 49,
II % Happy IL the country that ha,
: no history as the sehoolbo1
said on being logged the thirt
! time for not knowing who wa
. Henry VIA wife. ls750ua 7r55 !,
III Mamma, said : preeoeious lit
. boy HWho, against his will, wa
made 30 rock the cradle of. hi
i baby brother, .sif the, doctor Ia
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