The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-01-30
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STAEE NEW 3
SaiiDa has three hundred school
boys and girls.
They have . WOMAN in Ottawa
who il actually Male.
Every town in Western Kansas Is
the very place for 9 new land Of
fee.
The BurlinGems market Is gint.
ted with Qnails snd prsirie chick
ems.
Last Tuesday, an insane woman
was found frozen to death. near Ed.
Serton.
The Eetawaka people get up do
nation parties for the editor. o,
for Netawaksnsi
The Topeka Blade would like to
be the organ Of . new party. Can
q Blade grind9
A Rev. Button OF Shawnee coun-
ty. has been fastening the matri-
monial bonds thereabouts.
The Wamego Blade has attached
. HOOK to itself. Look out for
hooking and cutting now.
Rev. L. s. KslIosh has accepted ;
cali 10 the Baptist church at Leav-
enworth; salary $4,000 per annum.
Burlingame has . clay manufac-
turing company, which proposes to
manufacture pottery, friedrich, etc.
The Manhattan Nationalist an
nounees the marriage OF one Az
Ars TO Gningizzle, all of Wild
cat. aa
And now Junction City is wor-
rying with the dam question.
They want to dam the Republican
river. .@y-
| A thief stole some farmers but
ter from 9 wagon in Lawrence, last
week. More Of the Scream Of So
ciety."
A man has been playing Hobb Of
OlAthe In the way Of 9 lecture.
The Mirror man not having 9 comp.
didn't see It.
The editor of the Council Grove
Republican thinks that geologisti
are sometimes mistaken In their
calculations. "Here."
James A. Smith editor Of the late
Altoona Uuion, has become . con.
vert of the n. E. church, 30 says the
Fledonia Gazette.
The police has taken charge Of
some boys ct Ottawa for disturbing
dramatic troupe, while holding
forth in Sheldon's hall. Served
them right.
III. 5. Kallock holds on thu
seven tenor of his way" he will
soon stand ct the head Of the Bsp
list pulpit in the west. We wan
to see him succeed.
Howard county is still Agitatei
about the county seat. Last week
mob went oyer from Boston to Ell
Falls, and carried OF all the conn
ty books, desks, etc.
Do Kansas farmers general,
know that Kansas barley stands {
shade higher IN the Eastern marke
than any other2 Barley will be
, surer crop ia Kansas than cotton
The LeaVenworth Times accuse
, Reasoner OF purchasing fifty copie
OF the Kansas City Times contain
ing Q puG Of said Reasoner. G
/ Reasoner, thy vanity vii! Tuil
, thee yet!
: Rev. Pendleton, OF Burlington
: comes very near swearing when b
= heads his article in the Patriot ~
: God-condemned Craft" Perhaps b
} thinks there IL no harm In swearing
! ct the whiSkey traffic.
Topeka, &c usual at this season o
the year, il overrun with troupel
minstrelt, bsll-ringers, fairs and
: festivals. Our legislators haYs
. chance to spend their money If the.
! have any left, after paying their no
tel and saloon bills.
A crazy man went into the dining
hail Of the Eldrfdge house, Law
renee, dressed in his night shirt tn
other morning and cleaned it out
He thinks his Greatness was prodnc
ed by an overdose Of morphine
Wonder II II wasn't cornzine?
On the Gath inst, the Senat
!. passed . bill in committee of tn
whole, repeating sll laws and part
of laws, sRthori2ing counties, town
ships aud cities to issue bonds t,
railroads, manufacturing compa
MES, or any private corporations
Good.
The Fretonia Gazette says: "W
do not want any green sycamore 0
/. green red elm wood on subscrip
3 ton. 1t chops easily, weighs well
> lasts long while and marauder
Z will not make way with it, bat still
3 we don't want sny-not even on q
out-lawed debt"
, The correspondent of the Leaven
, worth Commercial sets down thre
, members OF the Legislature with ''n,
/. business" We would like to knov
! what districts saw at to send tbei
loafers to the le9isIatureS Thinl
} Of men who have no business legis
lAting for the people.
The Manhattan Nationalist says
''The horse stolen from John Hays
on Cedar Greek, shout ak year
ago, has been found near Wyan
dotte. He was worth $500 and th,
man having him in possession CAV,
r S75 for him shortly after he va
. stolen. Mr.. II. went below Il
prove property on Saturday last.
Kanses City has supplied Il
, work-hoRss eonvicts with uniform
The Journal Of Commerce says
''The jacket and pants are made o
butternut Jeans. and are remarka
BILE for their cut. Each suit 1.
made to fit either tall, shOrt, slin
or fat man."
Senator Winter read big, higi
priced speech. is the Senate th,
other day. The reading cost Q goo(
deal, and the generous Senate or
dered an additional expense in the
way OF 10000 printed copies. W.