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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-15

the Koora Mooria to- render assistance but neavy
her lust the time. washed her ucchs ofS
aud damaged SIX yights and steerns gear aha car
ried away binnace, she WAS fore ~ 20 Dear away.
CRooKHAvEN April Tho shun, Edmondson. rom
Mobile for Liverpool teofton has put IN mere VIM
TO NV IRON March 10 20, but received no dun &c.
March 10 lost seaman who tell rom the malnDpoln
overboard running high at the time was unable 10
pick MIN up.
CAPE TowN March 6-The Sacramento, American ship
dragged her anchors In Snous Bay during heavy gale
with the swit hu&, sustaining damage TO the extent q
than coo.
MArRrlrs March 5-fhc Mary Francis has heen re-
palred and remctallcd in dry dock. anu reemnarked
the pnrnUn her cargo ~ sgar. one thousand
six hundred anu ninetY-sx canntcrs Of sugar were
shipped they landed and I,S3D canisters hac
IL be repaired being much broken ana injured T; =
canisters were damaged by salt water and hal 70 b.
opened have the cool and tat SUGAR separated Tiey
Fitfy bugs damaged sugar sold here's 81 canisiers
badly damaged and broken Tbs contents were
reshipped giving ils bags sugar ana nvc bags sweep
ings: two cantsters hadlv damaged by salt
water sold. Thirteen canisers We're burst and the
contents resmpped giving As bags i've canisers were
landed empty having been washed out by sea water +
total canisters. The damaged portion OF the Cargo
40 33I pounds sugar, realised S2L bottomry ana
rcspondentia bond this vessel ana cargo IN Tie sum
N Sa 57 PAYABLE twenty alter her size arrival ID
baltimore was negotiated ~ martfae premium OF "a
per she sailed Tor Baltimore FEB 70
STANLEY ri REQ IG-lhe Statforushire, Gunson IRON
Liverpool sailed hence Francisco on FeD tne
master having chartered vessel to bring crew iroin
Monte Video. 80, ,....aa,a
arrived here from Monte Vidco Feb having been
chartered convey 10 Coqulmno the cargo Of tno
GIenut
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ana, Anru ~ Arrivals nary Ratzv cnde Mari Dine
Axrv.rpp Anru Il Arrival steamar August Andrea
fBaIo, Grave Eev YORK
sailea nam Finishing Ieth mark MARIA Prlsari dtap
paolitlo Nav yort
BR,sror April lg-Arrved mark Harriet 0Br, HILL
Nav Worry
nnrxrauAvrx Arm % sailao harr Alliance tNor)
Tu,chinsnn fTnit.d Statas
BARoeLoNA-Arr1yca. barks Catalina ISM, Turner New
Orleans porvenir ~, Mae A.. carn,an fsn, Rattle
Charleston. schr KocheKo Jasper. Tarragopa
CHANSEL PoRr Anril ls-ArrIyed sh,p Johann VIII
hahn fGer, Kramn New yort a. gre,nen
ptsrYope Anri 70 rr,ved harr svra Corning sa-
vannah ,or Norrkoninr
Arrived I'M barks Baltic Nor, ssandssn New York
for AreudaI; Hypatia ,rl Dakin savannah fox RevaI
GALWAY Anril l3-sailed bark Howard fBr) ONeill
Uniied sfates
DISQUALIFICATION scbrs ANY ,Br) Pnklam New
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DAN BRYANT A PATRIOT.

TO rnE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD
Last Fourth Of July, In rald-ocean, upon an
English ship, Dan Bryant was me chairman OF the
committee or Americans wno organized ana car.
rled out an enthusiastic caleorstion OF The day.
The ladies' OF ma family furnished elegant music.
and made red, white ana blue rosestes ior ali VINO
wished them. One member OF the committee. an
adopted citizen Of lrisn descent, objected to the
toast, 40 the queen 81 Engiand,w being put into
tue LIST. Mr.. Bryant called that gu Insult and az
outrage being on Srltish snip that was rugged
out win the American col0rs IN Honor OF the DAY,
aud swOre that toe tusst should 70 ia, and II Old
70 In. AZ ateppca over the gun vale OF tue
snlp at queenstown aG0 shook his hand NO did not
tnlnk tnag wa our Iass lime OF seeing Rirp.
ANERICAN.
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Bureau No 46 Fleet street. arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports aoroli %
American all foreign vessels traiiny with t1s
United States the same will De cablel this country
Tree OF charge ami published
Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels arrv-
ing New YORK addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD news yachts. mol East River New
York Letters received all parts OF ths world ana
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
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FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
Ae aRppsss N Hpr 5Arrive brig Cove nodgman
Msiy,r, 1sdFsws. MaIanzas; oa. v..-.au s.a,.. -,
Anon Bird prinkwaier north OF Aatt'ras otn Aitoo-
cnsAgtrS, Narcn 2s-Arrsved. schr A Hunt, Peter
HosoIuLU; March 29-Arived. bark Agate. Brown,
sailed 18th, bark Unkel Braesig CGer schrebner San
HAVANA April 9-Arrived, bark Elmira Coombs. Long.
thorre Teuerlfs; sen. Franconia Leavis Portland via
Arrived 18th, steamer VIM Clyde, Livingstone. New
Sailed 9Th, brigs Agnes Barton, Knight saguai Sth,
Florence Henderson aendsrs'q osraenas; 1In' Ghas
er s ke John
Ia port iotn brig Maria Wheeler. Grover, for north OF
naiieras ldg sehrs pru llnond niggins' 90 90:
Ulrica .mith, smith, for new York; do, and others
HALIFAX April l4-Arrivsa. bark Minerva, Allen, Key
West Tor Liverpool see Miscellany s.,.,. r,,.,,
MELBouRSx, feD zs-Arrived. bark Rem,to Nicl. Love-
MATAszLs. April 4--Arrived. schr Edwtra johnson.
Arrived ith schr Hartsene. NcNair cht,rsstOn cnot
sslei ath schr I.nttie King Crowley, ssgua; 7th.
barEs Lizzie, CARNEY, do; Mary stewart tsr Ferry
NTwcAsrLx Nsw. FEB 2o-saied ship XII andsh (Br,.
Keeyi Fan Francisco BARK E 5 , "ss AS Frans
sISeAPoar. April BIN port BARK Kingdom of saxony
'Dsl iaos0s s previous brig kim
ball. Lunt Qrom Lemerera) Mayaguez; &c ar Minops
Light, snow. Ma1niaue. 800 ~, $780,. r.,s.
Islands; brss Alu IA sr) Mcneil Ponce; lstL Randolph
fayson Brl. Jone do sist bark Windsor DID AcLeod'
March s brig Village ns s1,s s 5Ss gsr.
Morrill, Martinique land sailed 2,st TOR SeniuegosIi
roy Si "a lvis Alien &c., Baltic 90 aud .alIed 27h
Wo 5, vincent SO DarS Mary sr neia Ss s rafs
IN port April Il, brig Bocota Letournau. FROM rio
{ JnueirO.
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WHALEMEN.

AtHonoulu no date barks Java "a, FsfRr NIB. 20 sp,
Jas Alien Ksenan, 10. i5J do At VOLTA Gcp Mitchell,
irriveI at 40 March 90 bark Onward Ha5ea Of NIB,
Bark Prs,dent ii x NB. Will sail a5ouE Mav for an
Atlantic ocean whaling voyage, under ooulmand o.
otter nom Capt weeks o. bark Greyncind of West.
mort Yeports her Helena March IL, Win rs Dbs
I'll snce last report Mas bound to the eoAstbf Africa
and - 4 home the fail
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Steamers Q Punch CBelg), for Antwerp; China Br,
Liverpool; Italy (Sr. Loadoni Cleopatra, sayannoh ;
souu Carolina. Charleston: Regulator. Whining ton,
Nj; kder, Baltimore. parks Inoinas Fletchsr ~
paratso; Emm Litchneld CIoniucg0s Dagmal tAorl.
Rotterdam. Moan (Nor Cronstadt ceres tNor Bristol
brig RUBY Port spain: schrs Annie Bell. arroyo f
Vim Deming. Aglaia, Lizne Ives Frederic xsaadt tst
Crolx) julia Floyd 0eor&stown. 60
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ship Edorado. from Ardrosan for san francisco,
March 81 lat 81 N, l0n 5 W. 49,
BARK ar, from New orleans Tor LIVERPOOL
March 81 at So Ton Is
rrrsch lser, from san Francleco Tor HambuFR,
De- ri, lat 81 ., Ion It7 VI.
BARK sebastian Batc1 (Gerl. from Bremen Tor Phia
delpha. Marcn 81 lat Al. Ion III
Avess0l showing signal uNLP. from son franctsco
for Liverpool, March q latas. lon asW
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\. 90 .AAsnJu

sssCs "a srsJO ;. ..
4 BsoLurE DIyoRcss OBTAINED, FROM DiFfERR
n ent states legal everywhere; deserion, &C. sen
Gent cause; 20 naD.ei1 requlreai no chAfss uu.' "
'0'Ss S''"'0-' H. house. Attorney l0l Broadway.
gsoLUrE DIVORCES Obtained FROM COURTS
"A OF dtaorcnt tzesj legal everywlere no puDlctys
S ~ Ss' Ft.s,isfGK l. King Counssllor.ALaw S2
Broadway. Private Oaiccs aad residence 30 - a'N
place.
TTYArps LIFE BALsAN-wIrH TIE PRIMO
ilr he stomaca disorlcrsd the spis exhausted ne
brain entecb 81, rhe una ism twlnges Eens
ton para ysiq. scfouia s0methint eaatl9 atomAa.
SSgssnsSisten III saat oi family msaelne sYATrs
LIVE BALs u and have ths sysem ersaelt = sls III
cure tnem YOU ca act L depot i9 Grand street,
OF Hndnut, Hegoman, nuston an1 u -. u usal-s@
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Ac.-A cEsrAIS cg9E Tog
ocretons eyerworx Of ne prs On , asr
yOus system WNChEsI .s sac.ess 4 prompt rad
eal All permanent Gus. SEND FOR 4 SiH yLAh
sealed Ts ia flS'aVC1 &C. street. Sew York
no 1.f p,rrtcULARLY IxvALIDs. sPgING Is
ing see,9a s nd0dde disease q nay 5e caused ~
allowing bowels 60 bee NY tas ~ ~
orGer nas line 70 develop Itself Al ounce v grstnea;
on worth pound o. gsse All a wbS ~ ars 0
Vim ene complain nov verv Drgyaieat-headac 10.
syssis9 sstn 4 lake without delay scHENvh 49,
MAkDAkn p9L VIZ knoW =, =, ~ co ,rikes AZ ne
ran. lie dsase ami produces healthy tone TO the
sy;em. ,r rsops dsorderea condition 81 The liver they
Would taSc tais excellent nediciee wnea gey ec ns
or the summer months shou take three Or oar boxes
ess pa. oS wh S ss viii H s ssss me 80 5 sS'
ng '6sadsc6s IN one or two hours sBi will rRnld
Ssv p ses y's css sseG qSsy are ss 81 al
ssSGs's's
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MerchaHu, Shipping agents AMI ship capitals are
lstosmsd hat ~ isisuspnin9 70 sAs nEaALD bondoo
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or pEPARTURE PROM SEw YORK ron The
MONTHS or APRIL AND NAY.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
TOWN HIP Il SOUTH
rnuxsIrr lI sor.rn. or rANGr 3. ~.

INVt VI It4NsNFfff " ~
NV ar section south hi qr section IL
west hi NV TT segr -
ne or II north hi ~ qr -
TOWNSHIP I6 SOUTH, OF RANt'E ?, WE>T.
ne or ne or section Is Bottom and River
TOWNSHIP i SOUTH, OF RANGE 3. WE>T.
ne q. section swqr section ;
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
ArUN N1wR1rRR.

Augest the % Mr.. editers EmpOria
news / noticed in your last, weaks,
news that sOmOne wrote about those
large stalks of corn that. stands at o.
3. RiehmOnds stOre being 1S-Eeat high
It is ly because / seen them measure
ed by John, Seead, and thay was only
IA feete and he has the largest feat in
town. but / admite that the iOnctiOn
destricte beats the world for corn be-
cause jake sha1fer, has some corn on
each side OF the Rail rode and, II, thay
hadent bin In rOstenears thay wood
nOcked the train skyhiGh. also no
ticed what kansas girl sayed about
the grasshOpper to. but the indIAny
girl says 1t is anuff to give the devil
the Itch to have It thunder 30 sche cant
hear her lover when the question Is
asked, and the missouri girl says it Ia
nun to make afEoOl 60 crasIey to
think that he wone prOmIce until he
sees whether jack froust will catch the
cOrncrOpOrnOt. SleIghridlng will, COM
ence son this season thAre are to Stays
don now Ar james Brown has avery
tine, one and, we under, stand tnare
apatente, Stay has bin got up at the,
rapids, which wOrkes well. Mr. Nor
val Kelly has organised sundyscull at
the junction scOOlhouse to day. Mr.
Faster coOkchief and bOtta washer, j.
Turnpaln roustabout Mr. T. Miller,
sumOf awich. L. NO.
pleas, correct Bad spelling pOOt this
In for the fun of the thing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

The Railroad Change Of Time Table.
Monday the A. T. 4 8. F. railroad time
table WAS changed. This was the neces-
sary consequence OF opening up the new
route via the Midland railroad, to Kansas
City. The change makes Topeka and
Wichita the two ends Of division, over
which four regular freight trains Will be
run daily, with six sets OF hands. The
engineers, brAkemen and conductors who
have been living here, will now mostly
have % remove 70 Topeka or Wichita.
The passenger train from the east will ar
rive It 1855 p. M, and from the west at
. 20 .. N. This transfers the breakfast
and supper business 20 Peabody. The
railroad company ss . matter Of course
consulted its own Interests in this new
arrangement, - railroad companies al
ways do, and we have no fault TO find
with the new time table, although OF
couree we regret that it takes away some
business patronage from Emporia.
Whenever the company thinks it cen ben
eht itself any by changing the time table
80 A. 10 give EmpOriA . good showing, 1t
will no doubt do 20, and meantime we
will keep right along making things live
ly on the high freight question. 1t does
not make any particular difference to us
when the trains come or go, 30 that
they carry passengers and freight 1T mod
crate prices.
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Melon Thieves.

z For several nights past citizens rcsid-
Ing in the northwest part Of the town,
have had their melon patches entered BY
. party Of boys, who have stolen the ripe
melons and destroyed others. We regret
to say that these boys, whose names are
known, are sons Of respectable citizens,
and doubtless have been taught better at
home. Out Of respect for their parents
we withhold their names, but desire to
hold up in its true light this Juvenile
stealing and destroying OF neIgh00"s
property. Boys should remember that
what they call Grading" and choking
is nothing less than stealing and robbing,
wicked and base conduct, and liable to
severe civil penalties. The parties SuC-
fering these losses would be justified In
handing over these melon thieves to the
courts for prosecution. Let all good citi-
Gems join in cOndemning such acts, and II
necessary apply the proper penalties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
TEE COLL1aE OF THE SISTERS OF
BETHANR. AT TOPEKA.

n6NnANHA Al LOEEAAN
This Institution, devoted exclusively to
the education OF young ladies, announces
In our new advertisement columns to-day,
that its fall term begins Sept. 10th. 1t Ii
In many respects, we think, the best COM
bined educational and boarding insti-
tutI0n for females, in the entire
west, and one that the whole State OF Kan
Sas may well take pride In. It occupies =
stately and commOdiOus stone building,
. beautiful site in the west side OF Tope-
kA, and its management has always de-
served the highest praise. Although
established by and under the coltroI Of
the Episcopal church OF KAnsas, with
Bishop Vail ~ president, it is conducted
on the brOAdest principles, and no secta-
riAn influences are allowed to the preju-
dice Of any denomination. 1t 10 q college
wherein parents may smelly entrust their
daughters, with the certainty that they
will receive pure and thorough educa-
tiOR, and be fitted physically, morally and
mentally, to become noble and useful WO-
men. We have visited the college, and
do not hesitate 70 recommend IL in every
respect ~ . meritOriOus establishment,
and At the same time the expenses OF the
students, both for board and study, are
remarkably light. A girl can live there
and enjoy all the advantages the college
affords, for very little more than 1t wOuld
cost her to live 1t home and attend . dis
trict school. 1t will be worth while fOE
parents to ut least inquire into this mat
ter, and writstO Rev. Mr.. ButleE. the active
manager Of the college, and one Of thG
most reliable and consideration gentlemen
We have ever met. The advertisement
gives some interesting details In . few
IWordS.
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MASS CoNvnHruoNs.

sunday ScAOOl WsrAers. e the Froat
PurSuans 20 previous notice there was {
meeting OF the executive committee q nd
vice presidents Of ths Lyon County 8. 8.
Convention held on the 2Iss inst, At Judge
CunninghGm's ONCE, In EmporIa, Rev. j.
Il. Clark presiding.
On motion, c. b. BachSller was appoint
ed SecreGBry pro teH.
On motion Of Rev. A. Il. Walter, It wal
resolved that there be held In every
township Of Lyon county, = mAss Sunday
school convention.
On motion OF Prof. Carmichael, the fol
lowing times and places were selected fol
that purpose. tO-Wis:
Jackson tp., near the JUNCTION. Tues
day, Sept.7. 49,
ElEnsndArO, at Hartford, "Wednesday
Sept. 8.
Center, At section (Ssark) school house
Thursday 8.
Pike, Wsesner's grove, south Of Ply
mouth RsIdAy 10.
Reading, ~ Rs1dtAg, Tuesday, sept. IA
waterloo, 1t Bunker klill, Wednesday
Sept. 10.
Agnes City, Lower Bluff creek SchOO
house, Thursday, Sept u.
Ersnont, Central sshOOl house. Fridsy
Sept. II. t.t
Americas, At Amsricus. Saturday
Sept. IL.
There will be basket picnic held q
the various places named.
Ali officers, teachers aud scholars, AnC
others friendly to the Sunday schOO
cause, are earnestly requested TO be pres
sat Il the meetings.
Good speakers will be NJ the places des
igaaBed, aAd g Il hoped that the seVerA
vice presidents Aad Oshers will do theil
best % make them what they should be-
. grand succeas.
CD. BAcHKLLEE, Sec, pro tenn.
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Extensive preparations are being
made for Sunday school reunion in
Jackson township; 2 basket picnic is
to be held south of the Cottonwood
ford, the eth of Sept. All are cordial
ly invited.
Upon returning from the school
house Sunday evening, Aug. 22d, quite
an accident occurred at the Ludy ford.
The team driven by Mr.. Nathan Flu
qua, became unmanagable, and the
night being extremely dark, the wag-
on was upset, precipitating eight per-
sons down the embankment; but OW-
ing to the presence Of mind, and fore
thought OF the driver, none were seri-
riOusly injured.
Another incident happened the
same evening, which created quite an
excitement. Johnnie Nelson's team was
frightened by q malicious person hold
ing animOsity toward him, who bad
concealed himself in the sun flowers
by the road side. And when admon-
ished, became angry, using very in
sulting language. A fist fight ensued,
which resulted in the offender reeeiv-
ing a black eye, and Q badly bruised
face. They appeared before Justice
Bacheller-JOhn Nelson paid his fine
OF one dollar and costs, and went home
feeling jubiIant, saying cit was one
dollar well invested, as the offender
had received q lesson worth more than
fifty dOllars.'' l..
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HARTFORD.
Correction OF FalsshOOd.

1 claim that the superintendent of
our Sunday school is virtually sus-
pended it Is now six weeks since he
has had control of the school. l was
authorized by officers of the Sunday
school 70 insert the statement did.
Il was policy on the part Of MI. Cham
bers Withdrawing before the school
had chance to take any action. /
have been informed by the prosecuting
attorney that he has In his possession
seven separate charges against Cham
bers of improper conduct among
young ladies. We hope he may meet
with justice, as his trial is again sci
for hearing, having been put OFF sever
al times BY Chambers, for reasons I'M
known.
In reference to the other correspond
ent, who signs ga Resident" IWould
say for his benefit, If was mean
and cOwardly enough to write false
hood, would have honor enough tC
father or mother IL.
Yours truly,
| NJ T. HApDRN
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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES,

Is there q nest Of thieves on the Neosho
bottom, north side, above town q few
milesf That's the question that is
agitating the minds Of the good citizens
Of that neighborhood. Circumstances
point to . certain crowd, only Q portion
Of whose names we yet have, and which
We for the present withhold. A promi-
nent citizen OF that locality lost . COW q
few days ago, and after considerable
search found the head and hOras In q
pond OF water near the residence Of tn
supposed thieves. Questions asked mem.
beers of the family received such answers
and in such . manner IS to still further
excite the gentleman's suspicious that hi .
animal had been Killed. He came to
town and found that . COW had been pur-
chased Of one Of the suspected thieves, at
that time, by one Of our butchers. He also
found the hide of his COW at the store OF
one Of cur dealers. He then charged the
suspected gentleman directly OF the crime
Of killing the COW, and after some STAN.
mering and squirming he admitted the
charge and pulled cut the money and paid
for the COW. He claimed, we believe, that
he had killed her through mistake, but
this is hardly probable. We hear that
other cattle have mysteriously disappear
ed from the same neighborhood, and many
OF the citizens believe there il regularly
organized band Of thieves in this vicinity.
Some Of the parties suspected ar old cit
liens. and it is hoped, for the sake OF hui
manity, that these suspicions are mistakes.
If there is ground for them the parties
will certainly be oyertaksn by the hand
Ofjustice at an early day, unless they de-
sist from such crimes. Means are now
being taken to ferret the whole matter
out, and when this is done, we shall give
names and further particulars, unless the
parties are innocent, which we sincerely
hope will prove TO be the result OF further
investigation.
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NEOsuO RAPIDs CuIr-CHAr

NEOsHO RAPIDS CHIT-CHAT.
Farmers are busy putting up hay
and blowing for fall wheat.
Rotten cabbages are not good for
kraut.
Who can beat it? A stalk of corn
(for TIE News hOg) 161S feet long
with two number one ears of corn. 1t
was raised by Mr.. Geo. Lumpkins, of
NeOshO Rapids, and can be seen at Mr..
Richmond's store. why don't you
bring 1t here.-ED.
Farmers can be supplied with
fresh meat every Wednesday at Mr..
RichmOnd's store, and No. article
Of machine oil can be bought any day
at S5 cents per gallon. Salt a ct. per
pound.
Farmers are hauling hay to the
stacks by means of "gO-devil.' Oh.
what 3 name!
Mr.. John DArbyshire can have the
blue ribbon for the best melons in
Jackson township, and Mr.. j. Page
for the largest and best squashes.
In my last letter yOa made-mesay
"Master David Bartlett, of Annapolis
Normal School" It should beam
napOlis Naval School.
jackson township will be well rep
resented at the fair.
~
pleted. He will take q partner coon,
so says old Mrs. Gossip.
Our township Sabbath school pic
mic takes place aC the junction, next
Tuesday. Several EmpOriaites are to
be present. Come, brethren, bring
your families and have a good time.
JOaTR
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WAR INKvITABLE.-The EHappy Val.
ley" vs.. the "PrOud Little Valley"-Some-
thing will have to be did. The Murdoch
boys are still At it. War is inevitable
We are satisfied that our proposition Of
last week, for Marsh and Bent to appear
on our fair ground the last day and Eight
It cut in the ring, is the best thing they
can do. Here is the last 'spirItuap man.
Hesitation between them: "Higginbot-
tom" meVes up to the head:
Marsh and Bent Murdock are becon-
ing SO enthusiastic about their respective
counties, SedgWick and Butler, that cof-
fee will have TO be ordered for tWO-Wil-
son County Citizen.
Coffee, did you say, Johnny, what's
that!-Wtchita Eagle.
wichita hotel coffee consists Of five
parts burnt beans, one part chickory, two
parts diluted tactical fluid, four parts
kitchen slops with alkali water sufficient
70 give It the color OF an Indian squaW aE.
ter fDuR WeekS's siege with the ''yAIler
jandiS," aod - weak - the Eagles edItO.
rLAls. That's Wichita cOffee.-kldOradO
T1Aaa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
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