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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-11
For Cutaneous Disorders

And all eruptons OF 9he skin, this Ointment is most
ins aluable It does not heal externally alone but
penetFates with the most searching effects tn the
ar.v ropF of1fHa cxfI
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--Good, better and best pillow shoes ut
Pittman's, on Main Street. Produce of
all kinds taken in exchange.
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Time Table E. T., v. & G.R.R.

c., C. G. s. C. Il. r.
Daily Freight and Passenger Trains-sundays
excepted
Arrive at BIorrlstown 9:I5 a. m. Depart 1850 p
Arrive at Wolf Greek, 5oOp. m. Depart $50 a. N .
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Severe peI@Il+e = n 40
Persons orifirsns liable to pay any Of
the Special Taxes named above must
apply, to J. A.. COOPER sCollectorsof
Internal Revenue at Knoxville, and pay
for and procure the .Speeialrrax Stamp
or Stamps they need, pIior to May l.
1877, and WITHOUT FURTHER No
TICE. aasfa7afess iaaA 94s3
Special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by mail
only on receipt from the person firm ordering
the sarae of specific directions 10 do, together
with the Necessary postage stamps on the amount re-
ouiraa to pay tine postage. The postage or one
staulp il three cents and two stamps six cents.
Tfft il desired that they be transmitted by register
ed mail ten cents additional should accompany the
application.
g so@ $50 1a G.. B. RAUM,
Commissioner of baternal RerenHe.
0FFrtF OF INTERNAL. Revenue,
washington, d. c., Ian. %, 1877 sf = q
vol II n3-4w
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OFFICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YORK. IA
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The TsIes Embraced within The Provisions d The

:
Law Above Quoted are The following, liz
Daalers, retail lidI,ir ..........s q 90
DaaIers yyholesaie Iiannr 100 10
Dealers in mali liouors KvholesaIs - 80 90
dealers in mali lisut5rs, retail 49, a.... "a 90
I DeaIera in lea 4 tobacco ~ H III. . u 90
detail dealers in Leaf tobacco 5oO 70
And on sales Of over 81 900, fifty cents fors every
dollar in excess of 81 600
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 10
Manufacturers of stills .......... 90 90
: And for aeh stiH lI,anufactured :. a.. =. 20 90
And for each worm Manufactured. 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco. ..... 10 90
WanufactTirer-s of cigars .-.......s 10 90
g two horses or other aninals Is 49, 80 90
i horses or other animais1 -. IS 90.
pe otber sp II ~. '..ss .s Y'p Is
Peddlers OF tobacco, fourth class ION foot or ~
nIIbIic conyeva.ece) i. .....s......... 10 90
Brewers Of less than zoo barrels ... 50 90
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more !. ....4. 100 90
ANY person so liable, who shsll fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements Will be subject to
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-11
OFFICE Of
NJ. a. GEE 81 CO..
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. I, 1877.
Price List of Sash, Doors, &c.
SASH.

Prices for all other sizes furnished promptly.
Above prices T. 0. B. cars. II. 4. GLE co. 2
Opposite A. and c. r. K. DePO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
HARrEoRD.

a merry Christmas has been spent by
all of the people Of this place.
The Christmas tree proved TO be a
success. Attendance was very large.
Many Of the little folks were made hap
py by receiving so many beautiful gifts,
ami the merchants wore general smile,
indicating that they were feeling quite
good over the days work.
Our energetic and well known grain
merchants j. III. spangler, is doing good
business.
The lecture given by DR.. Chapman,
last Thursday night, was said to be good.
The charade selected on last Thurs
Day evening was quite well acted.
Concert given by Prof. Shook, and
class, assisted by Miss LuslIa Walter, was
grand success. Prof Shook deserves
much honor for his services here. and the
members of the class deserve credit for
the manner in which they conda cted
themselves.
"A. party consisting Of ten persons,
went out sleighing on New Years Eve.
Oh. but didn't we have jolly time!
-Wenger & Taylor have their saw in
nice running order.
The happiest man 1 saw Christmas
was z. r. Bayslnger, because he claimed
the most valuable gift of all. ART.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
EAGLE CREEK.
More About the Wolf HIM

More About the Wolf Hunt.
At the welt hunt on Dec. Both about
fifty persons were present. The Cold
was severe. 1t was agreed Ia elect
four additional captains to take posi-
items between headquarters previously
established, and to postpone the hunt
until Saturday, January 18Th, 1877.
The following are the additional
Captains: Company Z, G Cooley,
headquarters at Bark's place; compa-
ny F, WIN Anderson, headquarters at
Smiths school house, on Four Mile
Creek; company G, John White,
head quarters ut the Tate farm; COM
pany 81, w B Ross, headquarters at
his farm, on the Emporia and Eagle
Creek road.
Ordered.-That the headquarters of
field officers and A, B, c and d compa-
MES remain the same.
The order to report to headquarters
is countermanded, but other orders
remain unchanged.
A meeting of the officers will be
held for consultation as Elmandaro
school house at Z s'clock p. m. Janua-
~ 9Th. JOHN 4. PRuIrT, Col.
Act. Com.-inChief.
w. l. F. HARDEN, Maj, Act. Adult.
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Vide AWAKE FOR 1877,

THIS popular Pictorial Magazine for the
-. oung Folks, now entering upon its 4th
volume, offers the following unrivalled at.
fractions to its readers during 1877:
/. Quinnebasset GirIs-By Sophia Nav. IL
lustrated by Miss L. b. Humphrey. This
delightful serial for the grown-up girls Will
run through the year.
2. Good for nothinn Poily-By Ella Far
man. A serial fttothe boys. who will all be
e%SEer to read the =. pr adventures Of "Poliy
Round. OF the n. Y. Independent, author of
"Achsah.n illustrated with engrayings OF
eelebrs'ed spots; and with portraits drawn
This unique serial Of child -journeyiDR in
Europe Is true record OF the experiences OF
a real little American gln abroad. with :.
times with the Princess Marie Valerie. her
holidays at Chiselhurst with she Prince I'M
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ETC., etc
4. Daughter and by Mrs Helen Tracy
Myers, A series of practical housekeeping
papers for girls
little folks. BY aargsSes HAMMOND Hck sne
SON; illustrated By Jessie Curtis.
8, The A. lures OF Miltiades Peterkin
4. BehaTi1E-.s pom childrcn.s eti-
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Short. ST -Ies, poems, papers OF travel work
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Elizabeth mart kaclps, Mrs. Celia Thaxtef
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Mary Faith Floyd. Mrs. Mel 3. ColquiE, Mrs
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Address the Publishers,
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

Master Albert Meredith, 'sthe pride and
hope" Of the News management. with his
sister, Miss Edith, are on at Emporia
spending the holidays with relatives In
that city.-Hutchinson News.
The young lady and gentleman remem-
'bered Jake, aud called at these headQuar-
tors on their arrival. 1t would undou bt-
edly have made the s'pride and hope'' OF
the aforesaid management swell to
have seen the selEcomplacency Of the
-NOld people," as though it was no caper
NJ all for boy and girl Of eight and ave
70 visit large city ike Emporia unat-
tended. They had every appearance Of
= experienced travellers. aud Albert thought
III wasn't much Of a town after ali, as IL
mad no street cars. We DENT blame dad
Meredith for being q little bIg-headed
about those young ones.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
Dunlan Ifama.

The Messrs. knight have purchased
the old Kaw agency and intend to take
possession on TIE LIST of March.
Mr.. Knight, senior, has returned
to New England to complete the set
tlemenI of his affairs preparatory to
his final location in this vicinity.
Our grain merchant, Mr.. Parsons,
gives enc dOll1r per bushel for wheat.
"A number Of families possessing
considerable means have lately located
In the neighborhOOd Of Dunlap.
Prof. Shank, formerly of q Mich
igan college, has sold his claim to a
Mr.. Lee from Penn, - member OF the
NJ. E. church. Three other families
OF the same denomination have made
purchases lately.
There was g good attendance at
the Christmas tree festival on Christ
mas night.
-Oae claim near Dunlap supplies
Americas with wood at the rate Of
nine loads q day. This lie regarded
As unjust to the people here, especially
to rival claimants.
Tho Lyceun is very attractive. The
herd law Is discussed this week. This
law is in force in this county; is very
unpopular, and is fruitful of dissen-
sions amongst neighbors. A few,
through an ungracious spleen, and
desire for gain take advantage OF the
law.
"Stelen, or strayed; lost or mislail !:
A shirt missing-oRe apple reward ~
The above advertisement has been
given to US for insertion it THE NEWS
by Mrs. James, Of Dunlap, q sister of
Mrs. J. D. Gibson. 1t occurred in
this way: Mr.. and Mrs James assum-
ed the role of equestrians for the pur-
pose of attending the festivities of the
Christmas tree at Americas. Mrs.
James had exhausted her finances in
preparing q shirt exhibiting splendid
art and design. She folded it in q pill
low case and proceeded with this ap-
pendage to her person, to the neigh
boring city. On her arrival at her
destination, to her dismay and morti-
fication, the intended gift for Santa
Cluse was non est. She was aImest
inconsOlable, but coon her natural
buoyancy of spirits enabled her to rise
above her misfortune, and request for
her consolation and the recovery of
her fortuRe that this notice should be
given to the pablo. The reward will
be paid when the missing article is
left either at the drug store OF DIR.
Wright at Americas, or the drug store
of DR.. Makeaney's at Dunlap.
OF the stores in Dunlap AL
drich and Mr.. Still do large amount
of business.
The Sunday school is alive under
the saperIn tendency of DIR. Sherborn.
1t II held ut 10 a. m. every sabbath.
Preaching at IL 3. M, and p. m. ev-
cry sabbath. PILGRIM WARRIOR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
Week or Prayer.

The Week OF Prayer this year will be
obse rived in EmpOria as follows:
Union services will be held on Sabbath
evening Jan. 7th, at the First Presbyteri-
an church, when an address will ba de-
livered by Rev. A. Beatty. Subject,
''Christian Fellowship" The closing
service will be held at the same place on
Sabbath evening, January l4th. Services
during the intervening week will be held
each evening at the First Congregational
church. The programme AS furnished by
the Evangelical Alliance'' will be in the
main followed. Not only all christian
people but all citizens are, cordially lnvi-
ted to attend these services. The manage
msnt OF the services during the week
will be in the hands OF the pastors OF the
different churches.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
KNPORIA CHATTER NO. -.
A GOOD Year,s WORK

Mrs. K. A. Moore. dress-maker, over
DR.. MOore's drug store, certainly did
good years. work In 1876. She exhibited
to US the other day what she calls her
Centennial string" This is composed
Of specimens Of every piece Of cloth she
used in her business during the Centen-
Mai year, with the names attached of
those for whom the garments were made
or repaired. The number of specimens
was 34s, showing she had cut, made or re-
paired that number Of dresses. In max
ing these, she used AL yards of goods.
she has employed, most of the time, five
persons to carry on her business. From
this brief notice it will be seen that Mrs.
Moore's dress-making establishment is
one OF the Institutions OF our city.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
THE COMMONWEALTH.
PROSPECTUS FOB 1877.

One year ago the COMMONWEALTH issued
declaration of its
PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES
This declaration embodied briefly the express
sion OF determination to stand by the Re
publican party; of a belief in "honest mon
ey" as distinguished from an irredeem able
paper currency. and of a general conviction
that the first duty of a newspaper is to
TELL THE NEWS,
and Of a Kansas newspaper to give Kansas
news the precedence.
N A year has passed and has shown that the
hepu 1lcan party Is, more than ever, neces-
sary for the preservation of
LIBERTY AND Law
in this country. In regard to the financial
question this much. if no more, has been de-
cided at the polls, that the people are oppos-
ed to all wild theories of the inlationists.
The course of the COMMoNwEALrH. as q
polltlcai anu news journal, has been
ABUNDAHTLY SUSTAINED.
An enlargement of the daily has been found
necessary, and the circulation of the paper
has steadily increased. In view of these cir
cumstances the COMMONWEALTH has
NO NEW POLICY
to ANNOUNCE, but will adhere TO the course
marked out IN the past
KANSAS NEWS
VIII continue to be specially, and the three
departments of Estate Items" "Kansas
Farming" and Kansas Churches" will be
colIated from our State exchanges.
while by Tree use OF the telegraph and
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
ev cry event of general interest which trans
pres IN the State will be laid before our
readers.
In the files of the CoMMoNwEALru may be
found
HISTORY OF STATE GOVERNMENT
n every department., executive, legislative
ana judicial. The syllabi of decisions of the
supreme Court are published in the COMMON
by authority. The
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS
Will, during the coming session. be made rs
heretofore, full and complete. The "LeSisla-
Ave summary" which was generally com
Dended and freely used by the press of the
state last winter, will be a regular feature
In submitting this brief Statement, it is
ies1red that 1t be distinctly understood that
ne COAAOHWEALTH sets ND no claim to he
ne leading State paper" nor assums to he
ne organ" or any man or set OF men save
ne editors and proprietors. 1t bases ITS
laims Tor support on its merits alone and
ne attention of people who wish q Republf-
an paper published at the State Capital is
solicited
Especial attention is directed to the
WEEKLY COMMONWEALTH,
forty-columU paper. with few advertise
1cs,;S "a On si1Ip, az t1ts re-siiDr mat
- Lll..t .iI1c44s a. siN li-S a.Lily.
TERAs:
Weekly, three months so cents six months.
90; one year. 81 90. 1t is always stopped
hen tie time for which it is paid expires. |
)aiiy, $40 per year.
Specimen copies sent free upon application
Address +. L. BAKER & Sons,
u Topeka, Kansas.
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Good-Rve, old Year

Good. bye, Old Year, goodbye;
You've been q good cid friend,
And yet the sweetest love must dye,
The dearest friendship end, Old year
The dearest friendship end.
Goodbye, Old Year, good-bye;
Your sunshine and your showers;
Your smiles, your tears, are all & one by,
They'll never mere be ours, Old Year
They'll never more be ours.
Goodbye, old Year, good bye;
One last look on your face
Alasl the parting hour Is nigh:
The New Year dawnS apace, Old Year,
The New Year dawns apace.
Goodbye, Old Year, goodbye;
Wen never meet again;
clasp your hand, i breathe q sigh,
But memories still remain, Old Year
Your memOry'll still remain.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
The "Iron Trail. /"

A spicy sketch descriptive OF trip oVer
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Rail
road, the beauties, scenery and pleasure
resorts Of the Rocky Mountains, by 'sNym
Crfnkie," the musical and dramatic critic
Of the NEW YORK WORLD. sent free on
application, together with the SAN JUAN
GUIDE, maps and time tables OF this new
and popular route from Kansas City and
Atchison to Pueblo, Denver and all points
in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and
the San Juan Mines. The finest line OF
Pullman SleePers on the cont gent be-
tween the Missouri River and the Rocky
Mountains without change. ~.
Address, It. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Jan. LIST, 1874
n1alncf

O'Clock p. N. !
Regular meeting of the council.
Present-E. z. Bancroft, President, il
the chair; Messrs. Baker, Perley. Lowe
Davis, Bancroft, Borton and Nichols.
Minutes of meeting held Dscem Der 22d
1876, read and approved.
Police Judges report for December
1877, read and referred to committee OF
ways and me ans.
City Trea sHrer's report for quarter end.
ing December 10 tn, 1876, referred to com
mi ttee on ways and means.
City Clerks report for quarter endine
December 18th, 1876, referred to commit
tee on way s and means.
Petition Of several citizens to have
cigar and tobacco stores, meat shops, and
barber shops closed oA Sundays, was re-
ferred to committee on ordinance.
On motion Of Mr.. Perley, the following
was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the City Treasurer be,
and he ls hereby authorized and instruct
ed TO pay any moneys now in his hands.
or hereafter to be paid to him, as collect
ed by virtue of the special matchmaking
tax for matchmaking Commercial street,
In the city Of Emporia. upon the judg-
ment rendered in the u. S. circuit court
of Kansas, in faver of George Barney,
and against the city of Emporia.
The following was referred to commit
tee on streets and alleys:
RESOLVED, That the City Treasurer is
hereby instructed to pay the balance due
and unpaid in favor of George Barney,
and against the city of Emporia- in the
u S. circuit court, district of Kansas, out
OF the general fund after first applying
any amount he NAV have on hand in the
judgment fund and the special macadam-
iZIng fund.
An ordinance providing for the pay
Upton, teamster, $40; N. Birdsall, police
man, $40; T. Fleming, marshal, $40; E.
NJ Forde, clerk, $l6, was considered,
under suspension of the rules, and
adopted by unanimous vote,
Communications from G.. w. Bragunier,
president, and j. Ii. Hibben, secretary,
OF tremens' meeting held january Ist,
1877, at p. M certifying that. the fol-
lowing persons were nomin Ated for the
offices OF the IRE department for the en-
suing year, was read, and on motion, the
nominations were confirmed: ID. e. Nc.
Murtrie, chief engineer; +. Hausier, st
assistant engineer; G. W. BragunIer, I'd
assistant engineer.
Bills on clerks desk referred to COM
mittee on claims.
On molten, committee on city property
were instructed to cause to be repaired
the street lamps on Commercial street.
and to provide for the purchase of oil for
the lamps.
Adjourned.
Z. n. FoRDE, City Clerk.
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City Council.

COUNCIL CHANGER,
December y, 1876
O'Clock, p. N. }
Pursuant to the call of the acting may or
the following couRciImen were present:
Mr.. Bancroft, President. in the chair;
Messrs. Lowe, Davis, Henson, Perley and
Bcrton.
Committee on claims reported an ordi-
nance providing for the payment of the
following claims: p. j. Heilman, harness,
$S.65; j. C. Wagner, boarding prison
ers, $3.50; D. 1. Case, corn, $40;
II. w. McCune, prints g, $15.6s; j. Jay
Buck. services, and expenses as attorney,
$3.50 90; Fred. Hausler, services ON en-
CINE, $500.
On motion. the rules were suspen6e ed
and the ordinance considered by sections
and adopted by unanimous vote.
The petition of Josheph Boggy for Ii
cenSe to sell Intoxicating liquors ut re-
tail, to be drank on the premises. at lot
49, on Commercial street, in city of EN-
p0ria, for Six months from January LIST,
1877, was read and granted.
Petition of Eldridge & johnson, for IL
cense to sell intoxicating liquors, and
keep two billiard tables, from Sd day of
December, 1876, to June 80, 1877, at lot
135 on Commercial street, was read and
on motion granted.
Petition OF .. Pf.1ferle, for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors, to be drank OH
the premises, 12S Commercial street, from
December 3lst, 1876, to June 3Oth, 1877,
and to keep one pigeon-hole table ut same
place for same time, was read and, on
motion, granted.
Petition of J. S. COnwell, for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors at lot 1873. on
Commercial street, from Decdmher 3Ist,
1876, to June Both, 1877, was read and,
on motion, gra nted.
Adjourned. E. NJ. FORDE, Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

We learn that A. II. Blair, who
was appointed United States Collec-
tor in place of G.. T. Anthony, has
failed to qualify, and that FL. Fea-
gans of Fort Sect, the eldest Dep
atty in the State, will receive the
effice from Mr.. Anthony tomorrow,
the lst of January. We have known
for some days that Mr.. Blair would
not take the Office. The bond that
is required amounts to about $780,
600, which he considers too much
for an office that pays but $500,
with no chance to make 8 cent ex-
cept the salary.-Topeka Common
wealth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

MARRIED-On the evening Of st. Johns
Day. Dec. 27th, 1876, by Rev. A. II. Wal
ter, At the residence OF the brides parents
In EmpOria, Mr.. Rollin N. Gray to Miss
Dora Mcmillan.
Mr.. Gray is an old citizen Of this Vici n
ity, being the son Of II. Il. Gray, Esq,
who settled here In 1851, when the newly
married man was g mere child. He il
one Of our best young men, and we
unite with the large circle OF friends of
himself and bride, IN wishing them q
prosperous and happy future.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
AMERICUs.

The festival at the brick church
Christmas night was largely attended,
and the evening passed very pleasant
ly. The cash receipts amounted to
about $40. G.
Bnckwheat Hour s. crapberries at
Gibson Bros, Americas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

Ifyou have rheumatism and neuralgia
and are told to go to DIR. Moore's drug
store and get Bancroft's Discovery Ga sure
cure) and you do not go, it is plain that
you wilfully neglect the means placed
within your reach. Don't say you can't
get well when you have not given this
great remedy trial. Bancroft's Discov-
DRY, Liver Pills, Eye Salve, are all sold by
DR.. j. A Moore. 1.tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05
Elegant Black Silk Dress.

D. Thomas has on exhibition an elegant
black MOrIeantiqus silk dress valued at
500 which was brought by lady from
England. Tickets for the drawing of the
same will be sold at two dollars each, to
be had at the store. Notice Will be given
to the hOlders Of tickets when the draw
ing will take place SO that they or their
friends can be present. lit
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

CAsToRIA IS CERTAIN TO oPERArE.-It
does not nauseate or grippe like Castor
OIL, but is pleasant to take, digests the
food, regulates the bowels, cures wind
collie, expels worms, and causes natural
sleep. 1t is equally adapted to adults
and infants. 1t contains neither Mineral,
Morphine nor Alcohol. Children teeth
ing may have health, and mothers find
rest, If they use Castoria. 4I-53 1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

MARRIED.--By Rev. Fred D. 10y, at
his residence, In Americas, en- Dec. 3Ist,
1915, Mr.. William Bubb and Mrs. Amelia
Foster, all Of Lyon county, Kansas.
On the Esd Of Dec. ,ls76, at the residence
ofthe brides father. in Pike township, by
Albert A. BaIly. Asa B. Hampton, OF
Rice county, and Ruth Dillon, OF Lyon
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

DIKD.-In EmpOria, Jan. Sd. 1877, Rev.
". r. Parrish, aged 70. The funeral
services will be held at the Congregational
Church Sunday, Jan. It'll, at O'Clock, p
m. Sermon by Rev. A. III. AVerilI
Friends are invited to attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The most
powerful existing medicine for the
cure of female complaints. Fifty
years experience, incontestably prove
these remedies unrivalled for the dis
orders incidental to the softer sex.
No family should be without them.
They may be taken by young or old
as they will restore health when every
other means prove unsuccessful. %
cents per box or pot. 1-2t,