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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16
EVENT and COMMENT

John Mitchell has again sailed fof
ireland. this time 10 ran for seat IL
Parliament from the Tipperary dis
trict, in lieu of Mr.. White whn i,
abou: TO resign. We presume Knox
Vile and Richmond can claim that
they are represented by him, as lie
Edited, during the war, papers la both
oi these cities. Wonder how much
stock Jno. Fleming takes in the
Irish patriot.
The L. s. Senate will be called intO
extra session on the Bird Of Ma. Oh,
aud recently elected Senators will
take their seats. The object is to
consider the new Hawaiian treaty,
The democratic prescription for
the Louisiana case is very simp e
withdraw your troops aud let her
govern herselfp' not enough of Third
Term in that and the proposition is
declined.
Not to be out done by Don Charles
the New Kmg Alphonzo weut TO tie
head of the army and already Carlos
boasts great victory. A *" day,
ago the Carlists fired into a railroad
train on which Alphonzo aud bis suite
we're travelling.
Hon. } b. Beck fell Oh the ice in
Washington last Friday and broke
his wrist. We are sorry of this. bat
Beck can place it in a sling and whip
those radicals single handed.
The great Hoosac Tunnel. ju7t cons
pleted is four aud three quarter miles
loug and cost Massachusetts thirteen
millions of dollars aud II2 lives.
Wonderful work
Senator Gordon invites Wendell
Phillips to make q tour through the
South and then publish his views aud
impressions. lie has confidence that
Phillips honesty is as deep as his
iaHsticism.
Mrs. Tilton constantly prompts
Beecher,s lawyers while they are
cross examining her husband. Il-r
points are pcnciled down and the
paper slipped inlo the lawyers hand.
Well>well we are not Of those WHO
doubt that she knows how 10 do
things on the sly.
The Mountsia Herald saws boy
believed to be the genuine C,ar!cs
Ross has been left at .he HtutoH
House, by woman who abandoned
him and went no one knors yhither.
lie says his name is Charley and he
looks like G. rs. photographs. and
he is quite cheerful and cCatenlei.
May be so, bur then &c have head
this more than once and we doubt!
The leaders and actors Of the Can
Can were indicted aud arrested at the
Metropolitan Theatre New York last
"Wednesday, For an indefinite period
these females have been dancing
naked before gaping crowds OF val
gar men, and those officers of the law
have just taken a turn of sporadic
decency caused we presume by the
failure Of the usual allowance Of black
mail.
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For calling ayes and noes
on m ltipn TO Adjournment
and indefinite postpone
nent, Eeavy Results.
f22,000
sSO,0l0

iHent, EeaVH Results, I2,03O
$50, 900
Per Contra tr suit Juck
c;ed.l 10y cash iruiu Treas -
AIRY, o. drafts of members. $50 900
Eightv-thUisand dollars more than
thrown away. Better adjourn the
unp and drive the drones from The
tempt. Mr.. Editor We Hiurh fear the
hand has been removed from iIr wall
and weighed in ihr balances and
found wanting" >!urd crith ia let rs
o. licht. The iaoplr are g'sati,d l..
desperation. our d'h! J. being iucr' ~
ed. 0i'h not "a measure at relief. No
time "a ""Tr, tw" h"iTs per- ray. and
adjnurH il all tie Le.Isi: tn a. can at
.nr1i for their So er day IA d mileage
The fertile brain ih0agh l. at work
TO find subjects for new arprOpra-
jinu- 5000 UWi fnI a new " e<EtTtt
A-y! lam, is offered IA hribe 10 the
west to 70 . IT. Virginia, n her p'eth-
Oric cone ition, flooded with Nancy.
To lee called ph to pay, first $l5,0GD for
an experiment on Emigration. and
S2G0. coo To build another asylum la
Virginia.
The Legislature talks talks, talks,
enact- an.i re-t nacts, anf-Itds aI;d re-
amrnds, at a cost of S6;rl per hour. ~
though that sum Ma simply no sun,
ataI If We have rot room for III,
poor uuiurtuGAtt-~, the cnu,itieS had
best provide fuI that c-asS, 81 least for
the present, ar ta.arge iie Tr,>eII
aSyluns lag additions. thus 81, ing adj
it'OuaI SALARIES 4 ., jhi> can be done
for toe present AT least Lei there he
no new drains upon our present de-
pirted treasury. This 'let't Of 5000 $50
for al asylum ~ only a "meat egg" Ter
an outlay of III least one million dol
lars, when the provocative power is
once applied
Ii We considered ourselves capable OF
advising We would say JfC the State
debt atOIO, tOdh not q ddy longer. Set
tie that question before The hand OF
the politician points the people to re-
pud iati0n. Pass tax bill. Come
home if nothing more can be done for
oar relief. and at least stop the exppn-
Giture Of any more money. Our
Judges Garnet be hurt for brief time,
they are not complaining that We ever
have heard Of our circuit Judge is the
hardest worked nan in Va and A.
far as we know, he utters no word of
complaint. Let the session close in
80 days, and come home. Win you do
it?
NOUS VERNONS."
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Of merchandise, was considerably
damaged
Wheat has been damaged by the ex-
oessI>e cold weather.
An Interest .evivai l. now in
progress ~ tine Methodist Church near
jacksonville.
a. Il. &.
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JAMES HOTEL
NOTICE.

THE bndeTsigz,d Comm sot-r, purstIant To- q
decree nT the CiTcuIt .ouFt of Washington
ruHi.y, Va, la the case ol J-ss-e q. Peyl,-t
sgai,tst u. J. WateTmsi. AID others. will IN the
2,nd. of February, ls5i. offer a. pHhic onjery ia
front at the JoHu .iuure In Abr rdou. a tract ui
laHd situated IN SAID cuBiiy .nttihing 307 acres.
betrg lie land owned by Isaac Gu"dtaru- En"u- d
will be required in ssY 3avu i,v the Gusts AID
commissioners aud t!e Hi-T II teJlnr IL Civ
mrHts.
J., WOOD Cen'r
Feb. @ f75-tas
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RUARY BY the PUBLIC LIBRARA OF
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
'eaib Of SSV BIS Eaictie-ieiiCH OF f:Is
Tr1s eFs-A SaeTsssGr AFpCEgte&-iO
Mere Observation-Disclosures
Certain February 2SlS

AT a meeting of the Trustees of the Pub
ic Library Of Kentucky, Jan. 70, 1879, il
was resolved that c. VI. Briggs, Esq, who
auder the late Hon. Tho. L. Bramlette was
the real business manager OF the eift con-
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he death Of said Bramlette, i'll tn map
cement of the affairs Of the fish and lass
1T concert, and that the drawing an
iounced Tor February 27th, 1875, shall pos
lively and uuequiyoeally take place on that
lay without any further pOs;penement or
,ielay on any account whatever.
Il. 7. DUERETT, Pres.
JOuN S. CAIN, Secretary.
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HUSB AND'S
CaiCIned E1agneSIa

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" /. DU Il res
J0uN S. CAIN, Secretary.

Hereafter all communications relating +,
he 5th Concert should Re idressed to the
undersigned, and | pledge ms self that tins
irawing shall come come oil February 27th
nr that every dollar paid for ticE cts shall b'
returned.
c. N. BRIGGS, Agent and Manage,
Room 4, Public LibraTv building,
UnIii.yilla Ev
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The L. s. Senate will be called into
extra session on the Bird Of Ma. CHI.
aud recently elected Senators will
take their seats. The object is to
consider the new Hawaiian treaty,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-16

The democratic prescription for
the Louisiana case is very simp e
withdraw your troops aud let her
govern herselfp' not enough of Third
Term in that and the proposition is
declined.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
How christmas was observed.

We believe that this grand old festival
has not for years been "a well observed in
this city and county as it was last Saiur-
day. About every schol house in the
county was the scene of Christmas
gathering, and Santa Claus had any num-
Der of wonderful trees in full bearing.
The Methodist Sunday school, of Emporia,
had grand time Christmas eve, and the
children beheld Santa Claus in his furs
descend the bell rope from the ceiling,
and after distributing his presents all
over the room. ascend to the ceiling again
and disappear. There were few homes so
poor that Christmas was not observed in
some appropriate manner, and the stores
which kept toys and holiday presents, es-
pecially the two bookstores. did an i'm
mense business. A big crop makes ev-
cry thing and ever ybody feel better, and
insures a good holiday season. 1t is no.
ticeabIe that no snow has fallen this win
ter, so far, in this section, and Christ.
mas and New Years coming before any
snow comes is something we don't expe-
rience every year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
The Kennedy Coal Mine.

The Kennedy Brothers, popular as
statesmen at A. A. Baker 81 Co.'s whole.
sale grocery house, have purchased fine
40 acre coal tract 15L miles east of En-
pOria, and have now nine men employed
in getting out coal and sinking shafts.
They furnish several teams and drivers
also, with employment, in hauling the coal
and delivering it, and have now over 1000
tons of excellent coal on hand. Attention
is called to their advertisement to-day.
They want to sell this coal, and think the
people Of Emporia might just as well
keep the money at home that is now sent
abroad for coal. The vein they are work
ing is u foo thick, and extends over all
their land land averages one bushel to the
square foot, an aggregate OF 10000 tons on
abe whole tract. They began work where
1t cropped out in ravine, and are now
about fifteen feet below the surface. They
have to prop as they dig, and are
mining practically in the same way that
coal is mined at Usage City This is good
bone enter prise, and there can be no rea-
son why it is not advisable to help it AMI
at the same time save money by buying
coal from Kennedy Brothers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
AMERICUS.

One horse missing Christmas eve,
but the saddle was found.
The Christmas tree at the M. E.
church was beautiful and a success
throughout, and grand time is antic-
ipated New Years eve at the L. p.
church.
We are glad to meet among us the
welcome faces of z. A. McCaw and
Hon. John c. Craig and father, who
have been absent on a visit for couple
OF years.
Our Christmas was rather dull this
year, with no saloon, no whisky, no
fights, and no business done-except
in the egg-nog line. We spend our
holidays with shooting match, three
parties, lyceums, and other iollifica-
tions too tedious to mention.
"A young man by the name of Tom
Love decamped, suddenly, on Friday
night, and took some loose things of
his employer along, and it is suppose
Bile that he took one thing that was not
loose, but tied to q fence. G. G.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

Monday, DIR. Dougherty's COW was dis.
covered in the rear of Duggan's restau.
rant Oh Commercial street, with the blood
flowing so freely from her hip that she
died in short time. A knife or some
sharp instrument had been plunged into
the animal, severlng an artery. MIR.
DAugherty will prosecuted the killer II
he can fud out and prove who he is. 1t
was only few weeks ago that n gentle
COW belonging to james Be0nett came
home so fatally bruised thatshe soon died
This fiendish abuse, marring and killing
Of animals, is cOwardIy and inhuman, and
those who are guilty OF it would commit
most any crime If they only followed their
lnclinations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

Observation-Disclosures arepart ocular
ly subject to this disease and its feet
such as sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Ha-
bitual Costiveness, Heart-burn, water
brash, coming up Of the food, coated ton
que, disagreeable taste in the mouth. pal
pitatiOn OF the heart, and ali diseases of
the Stomach and Liver. Tive doses OF
Green's August Flower VIII relieve You
at once, and there positively is not case
in the United States it will not cure. Ii
you doubt this 60 to your Druggist, Spen.
Ger RYDER snd get . sample boGf lie for
10 cents and try it. Regular size % cents.
4Itf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
WEEK OF PRAYER.


Arrangements for Its Observation In
EmpOrIR.
At a Pastors meeting held Dee. 27th, to
consider the duty OF the churches Of En-
pOria In reference to the coming week Of
prayer It was agreed that we invite our
congregations TO unite in series OF meet
Ings TO occupy the evenings from Jan 2d
10 Jan. 9th inclusive. Each pastor to
have control of meetings held in his own
house OF worship. The following pro-
gramme was arranged to guide these ser =
vices:
Sabbath evening, Jan. 81, at the Pres
byterian church, Sermon by Rev. Wal
tiers. Subject, ReviVals.
Monday evening, at the Presby teri an
church-Thanksgivin and Confession.
Tuesday evening, at the Episcopal
c hurch-Prayer for the Churches.
Wednesday evening, at the Episcopal
ehurch-Prayer for families.
Thursday evening, at the Congregation
al church-Prayer for those in positions
Of authority aud influence.
Friday evening, at the Congregational
church-Prayer for christian missions.
Saturday evening, at the d. Z. church
Baptism OF the Holy Spirit
Sabbath evening, at the III. L. church
Sermon by Rev. .. j. shannon to young
people. q. j. SHANNON, Scribe.
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SIxthly-It would have q tendency to
produce an unSable growth Of populs-
ton.
SeVenthly-It would tend TO create 3
greater supply Of farm produce, when the
supply is already greater than the de-
mand.
EIghthIy-It woIld throw paper renee
around every acre of unoecupied prairie
lands, whether owned by resident OF nom
resident spectators, and then render 1t
unlawful to herd upon any lands, except
by special permit.
Njnthly- 1t would be fruitful source
Of endless litigation, of which We have
already quite too much.
More anon, perhaps,
Allen Greek, Dec. II. FARMER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

SIGNED.-The reason the people living
on the east side OF Commercial str eet, in
the city Of Emporia, are not crippled with
rheumatism Is because they use Bancroft's
Medical discovery. Maybe some Of you
cripples living on the west side had better
come over and hang around DIR. Moore's
drug store little while. II you speak
about 1t DIR. Moore will swap you bottle
for one dollar. 53-3t
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

Joe Bennett, of this office, has been
of duty this week. Rev. j. FL. Clark
was there, and said a few solemn words.
1t was Thursday, Dec. 23d. two days
before Christmas, and the other par
tvs name used to be Ida Klock. That
was the very evening when it appears
that Miss Klock become a Bennett.
Well, Joe, since you have gone into
the Klock business, may old Time new
er find you ''run down. May your
Klock aud you live to be covered with
honors, and when the bearded old man
comes around with his scythe, may
you both go clicking" joyfully into
the next world. We thank our young
friends for kind remembrance in the
shape of a liberal portion OF elegant
wedding cake.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

WEBSTER ON BRIOGE,-We do not
believe that so mnch benefit can be de-
rived from the same amount of money in
any other way as by purchasing Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary. Is per-
son at fault about the application of any
particular word, or of the wav it should
be used, and its different meanings, he has
but to look in his Unabridged, aud he will
find examples of all. Every thing that
eau be illustrated by figures or diagrams
is so illustrated, (by the 5000 ilIustra-
tions 1t is a perfect encyclopedias, and we
would advise any one who has no ''W eb-
ster on u BRIDGE" as Mrs, PartIngton has
it, to do without an extra coat or vest and
get One,-they will never regret it.-Hub.
Advertiser
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

DELUsIoNIsT.-The show at Bancroft
Hall Monday night, by DeCastro, ''ilIu-
sionist and ventrIloquist," Is pronounced
fraud by all whom we have heard speak
OF it. The performance was thin and the
presents consisted chiefly Of key rings,
pen holders and brass jewelry. or course
the fellow has a high sounding, foreign
name, but his real eognomon may be John
Smith or Bill Jones; and he ought to put
after his name, IL we may believe the gen.
eral verdict, delusiOnist and humbug1st.
Such fellows do great Injury to the show
business, and 1t is no wonder good enter
tainments find it difficult to get paying
audiences in country towns.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
special Meeting of the city Council.

EMPoRIA, Dec. 9th, 2ST5.
In pursuance of a call for a sp0cIal
meeting of the City Council, it met at .
p. NJ. Present Mayor Bay. Davidson,
Lowe, Baker, Epstein and Bancroft.
Mayor appointed Bancroft clerk pro. tenn.
Application of j. s. Conwell for renewal
oflicense to sell Intoxicating liquors at
retail, granted by following vote: Ayes
Davidson, Lowe, Epstein and Bancroft.
Nays-Baker. Application of F. w.
Volmer, for renewal of license to sell in.
tOxIcatlng liquors, was presented and
granted by same vote.
+. p. BANCROFT,
Clerk pro tenn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

This took plsce IN the evening, and was
largely attended. The programme was
rendered in the most satisfactory man
ner, with few exception The choir was
led by ThOs. IL. Lewis, who displayed a
good degree OF proficiency. Mrs. ew-
man presided at the organ with her usual
grace aud perfection. Miss Ella Trask
sang several pieces In her best style.
Mr.. Davis and Miss Price of Arvonia,
were exceedingly useful. They were
heartily cheered, and were called ont af-
ter several performances. MIR. Davis
(Dewi) has voice OF rare culture. Alto.
gether the Concert was rich music,.l
fraaf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

Ii you want pure and unadulterated
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines, dye
stuffs, fine toilet soaps, fancy hair, tooth
and cloth brushes, perfumery and fancy
articles. select lot Of pocket CUTLERY,
razors, shaving cream, stationery, pocket:
books and wallets, trusses, supporters,
and choice medical wines and liquors for
medicinal use only, call at the old and e.
liable drug store OF
25-tf DIR. j. A. MOoRE'S.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

FIFTY-THREE.-Our readers gain pa
per on US this wear, it so happening that
we give them fifty-three numbers instead
ofhfty-two. as usual in year. The first
issue Of the year was on Friday, Jan. LIST,
andthe last issue is on Friday, Dee. Slst.
This has not happened before in the eigh-
teen years history of the paper. This is
very small gain in money to each sub
scriber, but we are out about 500. We
don't like 1ifty-three Fridays per year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31

WATCH MEKTING.-In the d. E. church,
Friday night. Services are to commence
at $3.50 and close at ''high twelve" The
philosophy Of going to the altar for pray
er Will be the topic for discussion by the
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Beatty will deliver a
brief address, The service. will be var
led and interesting. A cordial Invitation
to all. Come and pray the Old Year out
and the New in.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-31
REMOVAL.

G. T. Jones & Co. have moved their
tailoring establishment into Unisn Block,
and occupy the south half Of VIM. Clapp's
store. They have just received complete
stock OF woolens for fall and winter wear,
consisting of many styles of fancy Eng
fish, French and American worsted.
suitings, eoatings and eassimeres, which
they are prepared to make up in the best
manner by experienced workmen. Go
aud look at their goods.