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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

The Asxt regular meeting Of the EmpO-
ria Sabbath School Association will be
held on Sunday evening, March 18th, In
the Methodist church. The President,
Judge Cunningham, will deliver an In
augural. Rev. A. u. AVeFill VIII read q
paper on ''Ths Relation Of the Sabbath
School TO the Church o. the Future" tc
be followed BY . general discussion.
PrSe. Merton will close with An address
% the childroa.' Provision will be made
for choice singing. A ealIectiOn Will b
takes In behalf Of the Interests Of the g.
sociAtion.
Per order az Committee OF Arrange
mentA. 4. -. AvsRILx.
Chairman.
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corNCIL PRocEEnINnS.

C<sCNcL CAAAsEx. March X. 1875
Presene-A ss"r j.rsham. I.akirt,
AcCsrter, HibheIr, VI 'rrison. Epstein,
ami :>.-vidGr.
On Ia,Stton al Nj Eskri,lge, the
reading al the minute. ~ the previous
meetings sHGs 'i!s pensed :. :h.
Il. II. 1;ugIie-, cry attorney, being
present, VTHs asked ii lie desired To
make any statement 10 the coBncl.
He thereupon stated thar he Cause
there at the solicitation of l!!s snaSor,
| 10 state has opinion a. 1" " neither tiit,
city had any defense ia rhe case OF
Barney VI. the City OF Emporia in the
Circuit court Of the United States ;
that, in his judgment, the city has a
defense to the action; that there were
two sides 10 The question; but In his
best Judgment the city had defense.
Thereupon Mr.. Epstein moved that
the city attorney be instructed to at
tend to said suit on behalf Of the city.
Motion was seconded by. Mr.. Eskridge.
After a considerable discussion the
/ ayes and nays were called for by Mr..
HcCarter, with taae following result
Ayes-Esllridge, Epstein, and Lakin.
Says-Hlbben, McCarter, and Norris
on.
! There being u f4e vote, she mayer
gave the casting VOTE. 'sno.''
| Mr.. I.akin then offered the following
resolution:
"ResOived, THAT the city attorney be
instructed 70 appear in behalf of the
city, and make answer In the suit OF
George Barney against the city In the
United States District court for the
collection OF certain bonds known as
6treet Improvement bonds. and pro-
tect the interest ef the city therein
preoided, he shall pursue no course
looking TO the population OF any just
or legal claim"
and moved its adoption.
The motion was seconded by Mr.
Eskridge.
Thereupn the mayor decided tue mo
tlOn ont of order, and stated thar Il
could not be considered by the eoun.
ell unless a motion to reconsider thu
vote on the motion of Mr.. Epstein wa:
carried, and as neither of the council.
men who voted 10 the negative on tina
motion moved q reconsideration OF the
vote, the resolution offered by Mr.. la.
kin could not be considered by thu
council.
Mr.. Lakin appealed from the decIs
Lea Of the mayor, and Ar. NcCarte
called for the ayes and nays, with thu
following result: Ayes-Hlbben, ne
iCagter, and Morrison. Nays-T.skiu
Epstein, and Eskridge. There being
tie vote, the mayor voted to sustaiI
his former decision.
The application o: Weaver Il Bn
for a license as wholesale liquor deal
ers business. 10 be conducted on 16
Commercial street, was then grsntet
by unanimous vote.
Committee on streets and alleys, +
whom was referred the Position of Ed
S. Waterbury and Others for q side
walk, reported the same hack for tn
confederation oG the council, and &C
companied the same with an ordi
nance.
:! On motion OF Mr.. Eakridge, the re
port was laid over until next meeting
Mr.. Eskridge, chairman OF commit
tea on eodifyIng ordinance, reported
lise of ordinances which had not bee
cha9&ed by the council, which the,
recozuGended TO be published Il
pamphlet form with the other ordI
nsnees.
Adjourned. +. NJ. FORDE,
City Clerk.
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LIBRARY.

Report az the hoard Of Directors of
the Emporia Library AsseeiatiOn.
The following are the officers eieened
BY the Emporia Library Association
tor the ensuing year, at their animal
meeting, March I'd, 1876:
President, D. C. McNurtrle; vice
president, Mrs. ]. E. Perley; secretary,
J. II. steele; treasurer, E. p. Bruner;
directors, I. E. Perley, E. p. Bancroft,
J. a. Young. Or. Annie Warren, Mary j.
Watson.
Library COMMITTEE. f. z'er!ey, 3. n
Steele, }. A. Young.
Lecture eommiItee--E. i. Bancroft. DR..
annie Warren, II. Bancroft.
The following Is the rePort of the
Board OF Directors. for uhe year end
ing March I'd, 1875:
EEFoRIA, KAN, March Sd. 1915.
Statement of the Board N Directors
of the Emporis Library Association,
for the year ending March I'd, 1876:
Ga entering upon our duties, rs I)i.
rectors of this Association, March lsC.
1874, We found that we hid an indel,'-
edness of &l40l9 for rents, Roms. {
which had Sheen .1i!s ior ii,ne.' year-l
magazines, &c i. aio q * GitmbeTshi :
Of 80 and an ann ~ q >EnhershiE, OF Is.
making a TOTAL III 80 mesnDers.
We also !5il-si fhSf s:,lc only resoiI4. >
e., by wiii,:i ". cord meet Iht. CA
penseS for Tia ..rnF nv lilui6aIe Okl
indebte iness, were composed largely
of grasshoppers, rliinci, Ilss, .i1i
times, and blank orfiers.
During the year we iage gire1s, IlE-
der the auspices of the Association
eight lectures, seven by Col. Sanford
and one by Eli Perkins, and during
the holidays we gave, for the benefit
OF the Association, u MASKED ball
which Melted nearly $96.
March LIST, 1874. we had q member
ship as foilowS: Life membeiS, SO; an-
Eual members, G3; but owing TO tlS
continued hard times, and the lack O
| funds to supply the AssOciatien witt
s1eic books, our annual ershiI
was reduced during thc4zs La
months to something less than 30.
On retiring from Office March %, VI
| shall leave the Association with {
| membership as follows: Life mem
/ bers, so; annual memberships, 40; to
tai, 20, which can easily DO increases
! TO three times the number by making
thorough canvass of the city for cub
scribcrs.
Our outstanding indebtedness vii
| be a. follows, "a nearly ~ We faYa
been able to learn:
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DISTRICT CoURr PROCEEDINGS

p4STRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
John Atyeo ~ \ J Hankla ct al.
Case dismissed rs 70 defendant, G e
Kelsey.
EMLAvsG Z soule. Settled and
dismissed.
Mary F Lam ct al va Different par
ties holding tax deeds. a number of
these cases were standing upon denur-
rer of defendants; demur er overruled.
Angel vs. Eikenbury. Sale of real
estate; confirmed.
Cross vs. Cleveland; same.
G'llett VS. Karner;
Chapman VS. Schwartz 81
Mary A Buck vs. Henry Penrod ct
al (; foreclosure OF mortgage.
E I. Dole We r W Randall ct al !;
same.
Tabitha Z II Cartney Va Samuel H
Mccartney; divorce granted.
Rees Howell vs. Evan w Williams ct
al; foreclosure of mortgage.
Isaac CrileY vs. F A Cowles IT al /;
same.
Van X Holmes "a W 4 Nichols /;
service Of summons set aside.
F Comstock ct al VS. G F Kelsey !;
John Bay appointed receiver.
Lewis B Andrews vs. Nancy NJ AM
drews; divorces granted.
J X Finly "a Il s Davidson et al :
continued.
Frank Mccain VS. Clinton Keelar ct
al; confirmation OF sheriff sale.
L G Mcmillan IS jeremiah Logan
Judgment revived.
Co Treasurer W G. " and " Il
Slaughter; three suits TO collect per.
sonal property tax; settled and dis
missed.
Susan 5 Weakly VS. Lewis Gray ct al /;
mortgage fOreelosed.
| State OF Kansas VS. Walter Smithes
aud L n Fancher. These two defend.
ants were witnesses in the case Ol
State vs A F Nicholas. late treasurer Of
Greenwood county, charged with de-
| falcatIon, brought here by change OF
venue. Subphmn3 daces tecr1t had
been Issued for these witnesses To
bring records of county clerk and
treasurer from Greenwood county,
and the question whether tie district
cOnrt could compel them to bring
those records reserved for Supreme
court, and case co ntinued 70 March 20
Henry Yeagbey VS. C w Adams
confirmation of sheriff sale.
G w Gorham VS. A G Hanback, At al
confirmation of sale.
Alfred Roberts vs Chas 4 Loomis
confirmation Of sheriff sale.
SW LaEln vs. Susan N Co!yin er al;
mortgage foreclosure.
Martha Ann Starr We Eliza H Friend
ct al foreclosure of mortgage.
Julia W Thomas Vs James Moore e.
al; confirmation of sale.
Harges s. Sommers VS. ] w TruItt ct
al; Judgment for plaintiffs on note.
n Vanhoser VS. J l. Williams ct al ;
foreclosure of mortgage.
Z T Bancroft vs. Edward Warsley
confirmation of sale.
Gesis & Co VS. S j Crawford ct al
confirmation of sale.
VIM Null vs. VIM Moore ct al mod
ifcatIon eff judg ment of Justice OF the
Peace on error.
J B Ghloson VS. Weaver & Bill; dis.
missed at cost of plaintiff.
f Brown Va L II johnson by man
date OF Supreme court the Judgment Of
Justice affirmed.
Sarah J Foster vs. Richard Foster :;
divorce granted.
E NJ L A vs. James Means at al; set.
tied and dismissed.
Holmeg VS. Howan1s; demur to petl
ton sustained.
E J Moore VS. VIM Humphrey ct al
| appeal dismissed.
John Clare Va Solomon H Dodge
verdict for plaintiff IN ejectment.
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LITERARY.

Mr.. EDIToR:-It was our good far
tune, not long since, to be present st a
meeting of one OF the literary societies
of the Normal school. Among other
things we heard paper read, describ-
ing 4 "Jonrney To the moon" The
traveller was represented AS possessed
with superhumRn power, and provided
with wings of an eagle, winged his
way with ''lightning speed" from the
earth toward the moon, which he
reached after q night Of four days.
How can this be possible? The dis
lance from our earth to the moon Is
reckoned at tive hundred and forty
thousand miles, (24O,O00). Expert
ments made with electricity show that
It travels at the rate of 1.-TWO hundred
and nfty thousand miles per second.
(2o0.OOO). One day Of twenty-fOur
hours contains eighty-six thousand
four hundred ts6, 4O0) seconds; and
four days, four times as many, or thres
hundred and forry-ave thousand SIX
hundred (S46, e00) seconds; this multi.
piled by the rate Of lightning per eco
Ond gives ts45, O0Ox26O, Oo0zs, $40, O00,.
O00.) eight billions, six hundred and
forty millions Of miles as the enor-
nous distance from the earth to the
moon. or three thousand, six hundred
(S,600) times the actual distance. VIII
some Of the scholars In our commor
schools make the calculations and ses
what gross mistakes we are liable tc
make when We substitute ImagInatioE
tor knowledge, when the latter vii
serve as better than the former
Whether the essay was intended for {
practical joke, % presume on the igno
rance OF those present, or was the act
ual result of the writer's attempting &
write about subject OF which the Is
lsay bstrayE gross Ignorance, we know
not. J.
|
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

BKKEs.-GraGenstsin hiss sent east ar.
ter lfty bushels Of beet Hetd, which he
proposes TO sow on his stock fsrin in Cen.
ter township. He raised I'VE acres OF
beets last year, which yielded 500 bush
els, and which was the best paying crop
he raised. He fed the beets to his sheep
and milk cove. His sheep are now In ex-
eellent condition. That Dutehman IL bu.
Siness all over, aud the trst ycu know he
will get rich raising wool. Success,
GraReuStein.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

The river and ponds are full Of ducks
and the woods about the north end Of
town resound throughout the day with
the report OF musketry, while the shot
rattle among the branches like peas fall
ing on a Shingle. II we could gather all
the lead wasted we would let the other
parties have the ducks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

MEETTNa Oh RRGENTs.-The Board OF
Regents Of the state Normal school held .
session here on Tuesday, to transact bust
ness for the Institution, and to re-arrangs
the salaries Of teachers In accordance
with the appropriations. Senator Orich-
ton, Of Chetopa, and Hons. C. B. Butler,
OfCoTey, and d. II. Murdoch, oT wIeAlta.
were preseat. besides Il. C. Gross. Esq..
ana President Pomeroy, OF this city.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

BRAVE woNAN.-Lyon county hAA .
woman who has come 20 EmpOriA every
day this winter with load OF coal. We
have seen her in town on the coolest days
this winter come into the city with load
of coal and unload Il herself. She IL the
kind OF woman for = Kansas farmer %
have.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

AoRIcULTCRAL SocEETY.-Thers will
be q meeting OF the Directors OF the Lyon
County Agricultural Society At the ONCE
OF the secretary On Monday, March 10th,
st 10 o'clock r. m. All members OF tho
board are requested to be present. Any
parties having unsettled claims agaIns,
the society are req Ae4ted TO present the
90 me at this meeting.
A. X. BANCROFT, J. +. sTRATIoS,
Secretary. President.
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Ak OLD SoLDIKR.-A few days ago
Van. Il. Holmes made out the bounty pa
pers Of A. severy, Of this county, who
was soldier Of the war Of 1872 He lives
with his nephew, L. Slavery, Esq. Of Read.
ing. He participated In tbs battle Of
Erie. whsre he was wounded, Tor which
he draws pension. he was also sol-
der unler Sam HoustOn in Texas He
is nearly 90 years old, and Il . a. buOyant
and active As many healthy men a. 60.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

Hank PearsAll leetured In town Sa,ur
day TO a large audience" 1t cost him
ave dollars. The city fathers make him
paw t0 day when he wears that plug
hat. He lectured at Mr.. Firey's Thurs.
day on cattle and agricultural impIe-
ments. He will probably lecture before the
Library Association on the titles Of books
before long IL the Association don't ''raise
the wind" Hank was y Chandler man,
and that's probably the reason he has gUI
reckless and gone to wearing "hns close
and that plug hat.
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AoAssIs CLU8.-This society will
meet &C the Normal hall on Friday
evening Of next week. Prof. H. B,
Norton VIII lecture upon ''The Revo-
IutiOns of the SpeetrOscope." The
lecture viii be illustrated by the spec
troseope aad by numerous Views, pro-
tected from the magic lantern by the
calcium llghti also, by the projection
OF the spectra Of many different sub
stances and heavenly bodies, showing
the methods and giving the latest re-
suits Of astronomical research. This
lecture win Be moro brilliantly HAS
trstsd tkan any heretofore given In
tAls city. The proceeds will be devot.
q 70 the benefit Of the literary soele.
ties.
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CxsuRE3 ArIoNAL Caraca.-rhis AL
cieat building has put "a = Lsw rh;&-
The roof has been IepSired. A. Int. ;er
re p Iastered and tastsfn!:T pas-Ssd. ="
Ghe whole edifics. except the iaoihj'' tn
ret. greatly improved 1. f. Prles sAi
Mrs. Newman sre ths parties p1inf'psiiy
10 blame. fhe rhnsch tN-opene5 lasi
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

We learn from friend l. Martin. OF
EiInor, Chase county, that the wife Of
Samuel Murdoch, an old resident Of Chase
county, living just east OF Cottonwood
Falls, died at her residence, OF typhoid
pneumonia, few days ago. She was
AGED So yeare,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

NEW ApvEKTIsEMESTs.-W present
this week the following list Of new sdSer-
IL, ment-:
). w. TIuitt-Fresh nursery stock.
Renort OF First National Bank.
report OF EmporIa National Bank.
rbos II. CavanAush-LegAl adv.
Randolph & Sodgwick-LegaI notice.
Carter & E.tabroek potstoes Ger
s@le.
Jas. DolIe-Trees aud plants for sale.
J. G. Wilson-Bankrnpt notice.
Geo. T. RowelI Co.-Bght new ad-
'ertisements.
rhos. Arnor-Neosho Valley Mills.
Coppock q Co.-~AcNeal q Urban safe
Tor sale.s
James Smith-Local notices.
charlie Hurst-Loeal notices.
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EAfIORA.
FLOAT SUIT.

Pursuant to resciartoa Of the city coun-
ell. u meeting Of all persons interested In
.hc defense Of the float suit will be held
NJ the Court EaOuSe next satuF-
day evening. March 1s, 1915. at ~
clock.
Nv order Of COMMITTEES.
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FRUIT TRKEs.-J. W. Truitt Is now
ready to supply all those in need of fruit
trees, small fruits, evergresns. hedge
plants, SC. Go TO Truitt II you want .
good quality OF nursery stock. His nurs-
cry adJoins the fair grounds on the south.
SEP advertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

MEMBERS OF COUNTY COUNCIL
Takenotice that there will be meeting Of
the Council on Saturday, March 10th.
j. w. TRUTTT, p. B. MAsxoN,
Secretary. MAsfar.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

The game law is In force now, and
those who shoot game prohibited by law.
are liable to be fined 10 the full extent OF
the same. There Is sporting society or
Sanized here who would, next thing %
hunting, delight In prosecuting the game
ssSSssins" that kill without pity or Juds-
nent. This is move in the right d:rec-
tIon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

Ike Epstein LEFT for Trinidad, Colorado,
last Monday, where he will run branch
house In the hide and fur business. Ep-
stem & Co. have also . branch house at
Pueblo. They are doing an immense bu-
slness In that part of the country.
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AFTERNOON ePoRTsAARN.-AIl persons
who are in favor Of . rigid enforcement OF
the game laws Of Kansas, and ali those
who feel an interest In field sports, are
requested TO meet with Us ct the ONCE Of
j. n. Waters, on Friday evening. March
18th, for the purpose OF orsAniz ing .
anArAannar. nl,nh
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Conn EAST.
wait q Few Days RsEors Buying Dry
Goods.

G. ". Newman . Co.'S Large Stoch
or Spring and samner Goods
WIN soon Arrive.
Geo. W. Newman started on his way 70
New York city last Friday morning.
where he intends purchasing the largest
stock Of dry goods ever brought to the
city OF Emporia. he will be gone about
eight or ten dAys yet, and Will give his
entire time to selecting his dne stock OF
goods. GEORGE l. close buyer, and can
therefore AFFORD % sell his goods way
down 70 the very lowest notch, and hen
make living prefi. Newman 4 Co. Will
get on their large stock Of dry goods In =
few days now, and those wanting any.
thing in their line Of trade will do we'll TO
wait and zee what they have got before
purchasing elsewhere. They sell 1t
GrAngers' price,, apd guarantee satisfAc-
ton 20 all their patrons. Their clerks
are good nGtured and accommodating,
and Always ready 70 please their custom
ers. Newman & Co. will make II . point
to have the largest and hest assorted stock
Of dry goods and notions n1 any house in
the Southwest this year. Walt TIL their
new goods come, aud thea 90 and ace Cor
yourselves.
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You can buy at the cash grocery of
Hankla & Butler 81 lbs A sugar for tI.OO'
p Tbs light brown sugar for SI.0o, 4 lbs
Rio coffee $500, 10 lbs Carolina rice $I.O0,
q boxes I've 81 90, &C., &C.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

Wild geese are Tying without reference
10 any particular direction. They scat
ter promlscuOusly, finding the weather
bad enough everywhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

= series 81 meetings arc IN progress this
weak II the Presbyteriaaz - ureh. ser.
| Mr. Ctaa.@s. tAe pastor, Is saAls teo ny rev.
Ar. Hays 81 Junction CRss Tney VIII
result In mz41 good to the 60 nonlty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

CITY MARsHAL.-E. T. Nichols author
ICES Us TO announce that he Will be q cam
didAte for reelection to the onace OF City
Marshall Of EmpOria At the ensuing elee-
ton In April.
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The above is a fac slmile Of label we

The above Is q fac simile OF label We
are placing upon a whisky We have sue
ceeded in getting control OF With some
difficulty. All OF the physicians 10 whom
we have shown It pronounce it superior
TO anything yet brought TO this market for
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and eminent prae-
tieiouers OF medicine admit sud Eecom-
mend whisky hen OF good Quali;y-as
preferable ~ i medicinal agent ia brandy
for various RIA .ons, the most important OF
which Is: il Is much more likely 10 be OF
good quality. ~ lis mode Of manufacture
Is simpler: lis SETON in Ion feNers a.
diffusite >timniant is equal 10 brandy in
potency. while IL does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach 50 often
complained OF when brandy Is used; IN
staying The waste Of tissue OF consu mp
ton of the lungs, nothing, except it may
be cod liver oil. has yet been found to
equal it. The above being true, the Diff
ference in price should be taken into con-
sideration, which is quite an item usually
to those who are so unfortunate as TO be
i'll. 4 single trial of our goods We are as
sured will convince the purchaser it is
something superior is any thing they ever
used OF the kiad.
SPENCER & CUTTER.
india rubber tubing, Aaw's nipples
AMI glass tubes for nursing bottles.
Ponds Extract Witch Hazel, subsu.
tute fer arnica.
Amongst the various styles OF tooth
brushes at Spencer & Cutters may be
found the genuine waxed back at mod
crate price.
No one feature is more important to
personai confines than the hair. Unless
it ia we'll dressed It loses half its charms,
therefore good comb and brush is indis-
pen sable. Spencer & Cutter have large
and elegant stock fresh from New York.
Trunks, vallses, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at WIN.
Clapp's. ian1-tf
Lamps, chimneys, burners aud W
Turks towels and channels skins, whisk
brOoms and clothes brushes.
Frank Miller's oil and polish hlucGing
at wholesale and retail.
Shoulder braces, trusses and silk stock
Ings.
PocGet knives, pocket books, razO-s,
hand mirrors, shaving cream, etc. caa be
found in great variety.
In fact our stock will be found As COM
plcte As possible considering the distance
from market. SPENCER & CUTTER.
WOOD want TO trade 200 palr first
rate Chicago made boots for wood.
sep. 81. !. +. PFRI.EY.
Elegant business suits suitable for
professional men and others, equal to
custom made, and at about one hall
the price. Call and see them at Per
ley. 40tf
WANTED
10 exchange farm at Hesrer, Douglas
eouaty, for one near Emporia. Inquire q
MAHION STUBS,
Emporia kaS.
! PoIand-China Hogs, from imported
stock for particulars, address
! W. 1. +. HARDEN,
/ 7tr Box /, Hartford, han.
CIV. Frederick, General Agent, is now
prepared to take applications and nego.
tiate loans for parties desiring to borrow
money; also insure your life, or transact
| any other business done by General
| Agent. 36-tf
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Our town was fnii OF Methodist preach.
ers Monday, who came up On the II X.
q I. train, and scattered In different di.
rections from Lhls point.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

The erection Of an elevator In this place
Is being talked up. We hope there will
be something done In that way. An CO.
tAblishment Of that kind IL very much
needed In this part Of the country.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

Ryan & Conner manufacture carriages
At Grangyr's prices. They are turning
ont lots Of nice work, and their wOrkAen
ere first-class mechanical
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

locATKp.-As bis oWA recdA 1t. Rev.
C. f Lewis was located e. the Ia U Con-
ference. 1t IL his jateaGtaa to IA &c
s'trsnsfers' 70 smother eOEfeseRse, a. 10
where hs will 60 he has not yet decided
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

The late SHOWS, sheets and rains, tOgeth-
= with the thAWing OF the ground, makes
the mud very deep. Teamins Is heavy.
The ground frrzs deeper than ever
known here.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

SeE 81 Hogendobler have sold out theIr
tin shop TO Mr.. Moses, who will continue
the business, at the old stand, over Cop
pock & Co.'s new hardware store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

A. g. Smith has just got In q nice lot OF
clothing and furnishing goods, that can't
be beaten for price and quality by any
house. In the Southwest.