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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-08-03

To keep house-Don't put a mort
gage thereon.
Stanford Doud, of Doud's sta
ton, Iowa, is dandling the thirty
second baby on his knee. He is 20
years old.
"The tramps are getting thick, y
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. Here
1T is different. Our tramps are
growing thin.-Boston Traveller.
How a woman can look SO exas-
peratignly CO 81 this weather, is one
of the things that makes a man
wish he was an iceberg.-Eastern
Free Press.
A young lady had coquetted un-
til the victim was completely ex.
hausted. He rose to go away. She
whispered, as she accompanied him
to 1.-THE door, at shall be at home
next Sunday evening"" $50 shall
/, he replied
A new story Of Macready was
told at the green room the other
night. The tragedian was playing
Macbeth in the provinces. The ac-
tor who had rehearsed the Messen-
ger in the last act was found to be
absent when called. A "super y
was sent on to speak the Messen-
gers lines;
As l did stand my watch upon
the hill, looked toward Birnam.
aud anon me thought the woods be-
gan to move"
Macbeth-Liar and slavei
superior my soul, Ar. Mac
ready, they told me to say it.-Lon-
don Letter.
Why does President Hayes DO
sition resemble that of the Gar p
asked Spilkins, this morning, rush
ing in and tanning himself with his
hat, as he paused for reply.
We told him this wasn't q good
day with us for conundrums, any
how.
well, "said SpiIkins, sbecause
he has to contend with an insurrec-
ton in the Caucuses.
Our ink-bottle never misses fire.
and Spilkins went down stairs with
the back OF his light summer coat
looking like q man of the seat of
war around SistOvia.-New York
Commercial
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A New York telegram of the 20ih
says that Jabez w. Abbott, employ
ing mason, of Passsic, N. J., has re-
ceived orders from II. NeiH s. Sons,
Builders of Manchester, England,
10 send between 200 and 800 skilled
carpenters and joiners to Liverpool.
Every man must have q complete
set of tools. Steady work is to be
guaranteed to good men. Tho wa
ges are at the rate of 6xd au hour.
Flfty-Oae hours aweek is the work,
ing time. OF $50 masons who
went hence last fall only six have
returned to this country. The ques-
ton Is why is there not enough
skilled labor in England to 40 all
tho building there, or are the Eng
dish wOrkmen on one of their
periodical strikes7 The latter is
no doubt the case.
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Am Esx-C0ngressRan's Go Cd
HA1aeAce.

An zix-C0n&reSSzQA Go Cd
Hn1aence.
The Upper Sandusky, (OhIo,l Re-
publican says: "Hon. Charles N.
Lamison has exerted powerful in
fiusnce for good in the interest OF
the Murphy cause, in his own COM
munity, by his own example. As
he said to us personally, when the
movement was inaugurated in his
town, he soon made up his mind
that it was his duty to sign the
pledge and join. THIS be did with
out any persuasion. The comm.
nifty, of course, was delighted at the
manly stand that he took, and we
are informed by good suthority that
as soon as the fact became known
to bis fellow-members of the bar,
and other associates, they all flock
ed in and also signed the pledge.
Thus the leading influential citi-
zens of Lima gave she weight of
their influence to the glorious capse,
and no one can Estimate the coed
they were instrumental In accom-
piishing. Mr.. Lamison is deserY-
ing of special praise for his course
in this noble work.
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The Commonwealth of the goth,
says that Lieut.. Gov. Salter was in
Topeka to get his bond as Register Of
the Indepence land Office approved,
and to tender his resignation as Lieu
tenant Governor, and regent of the Ag-
ricultural College. This resignation
leaves Col. j. c. Carpenter President
Of the Senate, and in case OF the death
or disability Of Gov. Anthony, he
would become acting Governor.
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ASSignee's Sale Of Real Estate,

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
l. Court OF Riehland county, Ohio, will offer
Tor sale at public auction, on the first daV of
september, 1877, at ten O'Clock q. m, upon the
premises, the following described real estate,
being the property lately owned by John Null,
an Insolvent debtor, and situated In the coun n
ing the northeast Quarter Of section fifteen.
In township twenty. la0l, of range ten [1Ol,
containing one hundred and sixty acres in
said county of Lyon, State Of Kansas. Also,
will sell at two O'Clock p. m, on Constitution
street, lot number one hundred and Ave ll05 |,
and lot number one hundred and seven l1O71,
and lot number one hundred and nine f1O9l,
On Cotton wood street, in the town of Emporia,
county OF Lyon. and State Of Kansas. Also.
that tract ana parcel or larAsituated in the
county Of Lyon. State of Kansas, and being
lot number thirty three 1881, on State street,
in the town OF Emporia. -
SO-4t HENRY &. McCLUER, Assignee.
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Fourteen of the life insurance
companies of the city of New York
had in 1876 Invested in the shape of
mortgages on real estate, nearly Ali
located in that city, $l17,676, G97,
and owned real estate to the amount
Of f7,526,O59,, making total
amount OF bonds they have inves-
ted In this way OF $l35, 202, 1856.
There is now due and unpaid In the
way of rents and interest on mort
cages upon this real estate the cum
Of $2,s70,S00 AZ q general thing
the real estate when fOreclosed does
not bring the mortgage and the
companies have to take it, and it is
apt to stop yielding them an income
and weigh on them for heavy taxes.
IL the "shrink9ge of values 2 goes
oniA few years more, it can readily
be seen what will become of life
insurance companies. "A
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RreaksnE the News Gently.

A miner whom we will cal
Hughes fell down a winze in one
of the Comstock mines several
years ago and was killed. His
companions gathered up his re-
mains, and putting them in an ex.
press wagon, started for his home
Another miner, fine, good heart.
ed fellow, was sent on ahead tc
bear the sad news to the bereaYed
family. All the way along he was
discussing with himself IS to how
he should tell the terrible story
80 as not to crush the unfortunate
household /; but he reached the
house before having settled def.
nitely upon his plan. Meeting
Mrs. Hughes at the door ne accost-
ed her in the usual manner of an
acquaintance, and then said:
where's George, to-day, Mrs.
Hughes?''
"He's at work in the mine, as
usual, thank you, SIR replied the
woman.
allow is he feeling today" was
the next question. The news
bearer was becoming desperate.
He was a man who would not
have feared a caving drift or a de-
layed blast, whose heart was so
tender that he did not know how
to tell woman of her husbands
death.
With some show of surprise
Mrs. Hughes answered the last
question. sAbout as wen as he
generally does, believe"
The man was desperate, and not
knowing what to say. he blurted
out; an bet yon ten dollars he's
dead, and here comes the body in
a wagon"
He swallowed q big lump in his
throat and wiped a piece of
porphyry cut of his left eve
with his shirt sleeve. After
wards, in talking over the inst
ter to his comrdes, he said itI
was the greatest trial he had ever
experienced, and that hereafter
when a man was killed they might
call on somebody else to ten the
neWs.-Gold Hill News.
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SheriR's Sal.

OAOHI1I . OaIIOo
District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyor
~ County, Kansas.
c. j. SwARTZENDERBER,l
TS.
MARY GINGERICH, ct dL.C
ID virtue OF an order of sale issued ont
ID of the District Court, Of Lyon county. In
the above entitled cause, viii, on Monday
the Goth day of August, 1877, at ten o'clock
a. m, at the front door of the court house
in the city of EmpOria, Lyon county, Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction. to the high.
est bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section twenty-sev-
en-, township twenty, range thirteen, in Lyon
county, Kansas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
OF the defendants, to satisfy said order of sale
Sheriff Office, July 20, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
29-ot Lyon county, Kansas.
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De&IrOyIng 1he stomach with
Ice Water.

- - q
The Cincinnati Commercial WISE
ly warns its readers against ice wa
ter. Indeed, there ought to be q
missionary sent along with every
temperance orator TO hold up the
evils of ice water as the opposite
extreme to the evils of more scorch-
ing fluids. 1t is without doubt q
fact that the cons:ant and injudi-
cions use of ice water causes as
much physical misery as intoxIca-
ting beverages themselves. The
use of the latter is largely confined
to . portion of the adult male pop
ulation, while men, women and
children qnaf the former, aud al
most always at times when they
should especially shun It. lee wa
ter checks the healthy activity of
the internal organs, and worst of
all, interferes with the digestive an
paratus, giving rise to dyspepsia
and its accompanying horrors. AL
cOholic liquors attack the brain :
ice water destroys the stomach.
This should be remembered,
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SheriR,s EaJe.

District Court, Fifth judicial District, Igor
county, Kansas.
THE ENPoRIA MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
OS.
JOHN w. MORRIS, ct al. }
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out O.
- the District Court, of Lyon county, IL
the above entitled cause, / will, on Monday
the 9th day of August, 1877, at ten o'clocl
city OF Emporia, Lyon county. Kansas. offel
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described rea
teen l13I, on Merchants street. in the city O.
Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
of the defendant, J.W. Morris, ct al, to salts
fly said order of sale.
Sheriff's office. July 27th, 1871
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff.
SO-5t Lyon county, Kansas.
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Legal Notico,

CILAs MOON win take notice; That he
- has been sued by Mary A. Moon that the
county, Kansas; that the names OF the par
ties to said petition are, Mary Il. Moon, plain
tin, against SIlas Moon, defendant; that he
tin on or before Friday, September It h, 1877,
OF the same will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered accordingly, dIvorcIng said
said plaintiff entitled to the possession and
control of Laura Moon, Alice Rosa Moon
Capitola Moon. and Viola Moon. the min0I
children of this plaintiff and defendant. and
for such other and further relief as to the
court may seem proper, and for costs.
a-3t 7, N. SEDGWICK
t--- Attorney for Plaintiff
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II WOULD inform the citizens OF EHporfa
4 and surrounding country, that have inst
received direct from the east lot Of Collins
Of the latest patterns. White polished eofins
for ch1idren-lew styles. Also the finest as
softment OF trimmings ever brought to this
CITY. Give me 2 can before buying elsewhere,
on othayenue, two doors east Of post office
lS3ml f. AENiCK, Carpenter and Binder
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TIE STATE OF KANSAS

THE STATE OF KAEsAs,l
COUNTY OF LYON.
In the District Court in and for said County,
MARGARET MCKINNEY, Plaintiff.
Ts.
NICHOLAS McKINNEY, DeJenddnt
SAID defendant will take notice: That he
y has been sued by said plaintiff, in the said
court; that the names OF the parties in said
suit are as above stated; that her petition
against him in said suit is on file in the clerks
Office of said court, and that he must answer
the same on or before the 9Th day of Septem-
Der, 1877, or 1t will be taken as true and judg-
ment rendered in accordance with the prayer
thereof, diVorcing said plaintiff from said de
fendant and granting to the said plaintiff the
care CUSTODY, nurture, education and control
of the offspring of said marriage mentioned
In said petition. and fer costs.
S0-St w. A. RANDOLPH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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One effect OF the strike riots may
be foretold now. AnpIs provision
will be made by the States to main
tain domestic peace and, order by
means of an efficient, well trained
organization Of Citizen soldiers, or
q great stahdi1g army viii be main
tAined Tor that purpose by the fed
eral government.
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10 Loan. To Loan. 70 loan.

IF you want money on long time. and easy
At Law front room (sec0nd doorl Eskyidge
building, Emporia, Kas. They are also agents
Of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Give them call. ss-tf
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STATE GOVERNMENT
cTrv OrrYCrRS

Mayor-Thos. Morrison 1858
Treasurer Howard Dunlap.
Police Judge-Geo. NJ. Stowel.
City Attorney-J. Jay Buck.
City Clerk-E. NJ. Forie.
Narshal-Thos. FlemminR -.- ...--
Chief Engineered. e. McAurtric.
Councilmen-1st Ward, A. A. Baker, I. h
Perley. ID Ward, II. Ii. Lowe, j . Ii. Davis.
3D. w ard, John Henson, Z. p. bancroft. 4th
Ward, ed. BortOn, L. Nichols t-l
Board of EducatiOn-1st Ward, j. Jay Buck,
W. 7. McCarty. I'd Ward, Van Mccullough b,
n. T. Nix. 3d Ward, Ii. w. McCune, L. L.
Halleck 4th Ward, j. A.Moore, L. u. Kef-
Eastman.
Justice of the Peace-C. B. Bachelor, Geo.
ID. StOweil.
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want to be soldier,
And with the soldiers stand,
A soldier cap upon my head
A rife IN my hand.
There, right before the strikers,
I'D march so proud and gay
know my very presence,
Would drive them ali away.
Rochester Express.
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Mem. from Society Journal Miss O. an
peared 20 positive disadvantage because ~
eloudiness Of complexion and-must We Wr;fe
it2-pimples, spelling an otherwise baanfifnI
countenance.o (She should by ali means nF11-
cure and use DR.. Bulls blood mixture.-Rep.t
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NUMBER 81
NOTICE.
Notice of Condemnation of Right Of
Way for the Kansas City, EmpOria
and Southern Railroad

and Southern Railroad
Company.
UYE. the undersigned, commissions duly
w appointed for the purpose OF laying Oh
along the line of the proposed railroad iocat-
ed by the Kansas City, Emporia and Southern
kanroad Cempanp IN Lyon county, Kansas,
route for such proposed railroad, not ex-
eeeding one hundred feet in width Except
for the purposes of cuttings, entertainments.
side-tracks, depots, water stations, &c) and
to render appraisement and assessment of
each owners Interest of the land to be con-
demned for such purposes, do hereby give
notice to all parties interested, that we, as
such commissioners, will, on the 9th day of
August, 1ST1, proceed along the line OF the
proposed railroad, as located by the Kansas
City, EmpOria and Southern Railroad Co in
Lyon county, Kansas. and lay OF route for
such proposed railroad, not exceeding one
hundred feet in width Except for the pur-
poses of cuttings. entertainments, side-tracks,
depots, water stations, &e.l along the line OF
said railroad, as located by said company;
and that we will, then and there, make an
assessment and appraisement of the damages
resulting TO each owner OF any interest In
the land so to be laid OF as q route as afore-
said. e. BORTON.
S7-5t VAN r. HOLMES.
n MULCONERY,
Commissioners.
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fam FOB SALE.

r OFFER a great bargain in the sale Of q.
Il =. SHOWS farm, between the Cottonwood
aud Eeosho rivers, six miles east of Emporia-
10 acres OF prairie. 9creS o. timber, about
buildings, good well and young orchard.
Ehis Is chance for , baEgsfn. Tor further
Information apply ct the premises, or address
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L. Dc - 80
NOTICE is hereby given: That there will
AZ be meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lyon County Agricultural Association, (for.
merly the Lyon County Agricultural, Mechen-
zeal and Stock AAsociatiOnl at the Sheriff 8
ofnce, in the court house, in the city of EN-
porias Lyon county, Kansas, on Saturday.
August 18th, 1871, at 2 p. M, for the purpose
OF Determining whether they will sell or dis
pose OF the delinquent and unissued CAPITAL
stock Of the Gaid Association
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
July 14th, 1871. s51Swy
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Postmaster Anthony of Leaven-
worth, has had to draw his personal
check, for missing money order of
1891.
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Teachers' ExaminattoU.

A examination Of Teachers for eerfi6-
IA easea A. LIST and Sd grades, VIII be held
6 EmPoElas in the Normal building, August
"a and zth, 1G57s
The examination VIII commences AZ .. m.
0. B. WHARTON, Co. erDs,.
l.. B KELLOGG,
NARY J. WATSON.
S9-3e Board Of Examiner. .
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EPISCOPAL.-Se. Andrews Church, cor
ner OF 9th avenue and Commercial street
Service on the first and third Sundays or each
month, at IL .. m. and ~ p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday at * p. M
REV. A. BEATTY, BEcrca,
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STATE OF Kansas
LYON COUNTY. z,- ,s.
In the District Court in and for said county.
WALTON .. GREEN, PEdintif,
rs.
THE FREMONT TOWN COMPANY, compos-
posed OF the following members, to-wit
VIM. B. SWisher, President; Stephen G.
Elliott, Secretary, and Alfred b, Elliott,
Treasurer. and VIM. B .Swlsher. Stephen
G. Elliott. and Alfred B. Elliott, in
dividuslly.
SAID defendants will take notice: That
- they have been sued in the said District
Court; and that the said PLAINTIFFS petition
in saia cause against them is now on dle in
the Clerks Office of said Court; that the
names of the parties Co said action are as
above stated; that said defendants must ans
wer said petition on or before the 9Th day OF
september. 1877. or the same will be taken as
true, and Judgment rendered against them,
quieting said PLAINTIFFS title to thirty (30l
acres on of the south part of the west half OF
the southeast quaeter of section twenty-one
~ township eighteen lsl, range eleven M
IN Lyon county, Kansas, and decreeing their
title thereto to be null and void as against
this plaintiff, and for costs.
SO-St w. A. RANDOLPH,
Atty for Plaintiff.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Corn sth AVE-
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching a& a
3. n-. and " p. m every Sunday Sunday
school ut eX o. m Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. j. IA. CLARK, Pastor.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CWeishS-Cor.
neR Market street and 18th Avenue. Preach.
ing every Sunday at sk and 81 D. m.; Sum
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Cotton wood St corner sd Ave.
nue.. Services every fourth Sunday.
rIRsr PREsBYrERIA

CHRiSTIAN-CoFner Exchange street ana
It'll Avenue. Services every Sunday e the
usual hours. Sabbath School &c o'clock -.
ALI are invited. - Is a.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge District COurt-E. ID. Peytoh.
Clerk District Court-G. w. Frederick.
SheriR-Hiram Conner.
Attorney-T. N. Sedgwick.
Treasurer-Jos Ernst.
Clerk. 8. Craig. #4..s .....
Register of Deeds-F. B. Page.
Supt. Pub. InstFuction-O, Il. Wharton.
Surveyor-Harry Hibben.
Probate judge. W. Cunningham.
Coroner-DR. Z. IL. CHITTEHDkH . -
Cd. b. GILMORE,
COmmissioners-9 u. A. TAYLOR, f....
IL. A. MOOD.
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SECOND CONGREGArIoNAI.. (yysIsh1-
Merchants street., between ID and Cd AvenRee.
preaching ss 10< .. m. Sunday school at b.
a. and preaching at 81 p, M HENR1 RxEs1,
Fassox. sfsss
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL- st
the usual hours. -. =
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NOTICE is hereby given: That benjamin.
IN Trumbul was, on July 18th, 1877, ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate Of Emma
Z: Trumbull deceased, by the Probate Court
OF Lyon county, Kansas.
$685. BENJAMIN TRUMRULL.
BY W. A. RANDOLPH his Attorney
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EAPORIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Ia Rooms over Emporia National Bank.
open every afternoon from to 81 every eSens
Ing except Friday, from to 9. Life member
ship -. Annual membershid 81 Readth-
room free. y. e. AoAURfRIE,P res't.1
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The widower's songs Oh, what
is home without another?
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"ILLIAM n. THOMAS will take notice
the 24th day Of July, 1871. fled her petition In
the district Court OF Lyon county, Kansas,
against him, as defendant, for divorce; and
tEa1 ne is required to answer said petition on
or before the 9th day Of September, 1877, on
it VIII pc tax en- as true, and q decree entered
=Dy the Court granting her q divorce and re-
storing her 70 all the rights and privileges OF
an unmarried woman, and giving her the
care, custody and control of their daughter,
Cora b A. Thomas. 3O-3t
g. B. BACHELLER, Atty for Plaintiff.
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METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGMENT a.
cor. 9Th Avenue. PreachiBg eveIy Sunday "a
day school at - 2, m.s Prayer meef3ag ever
Tharsday evening. g. W. PY8, RSS6E.r
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The following letter from Senator
Murdoch to Mr. ingalls, requires no
exclamation:
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CHURCH DlREG,rORYs
CHURCHES.

Cards "a sAfs Directory 50 osssss tas pr -
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.

MASONIC.
TMPORIA COMMANDERY. No. q K r.
~ Meets on second Saturdays, alter second
Friday OF each month ut Masonic half
J.JAY BUCK Recorder.
EIMPORIA CHAPTER, 3. A N Meats n
II Masonic hall, on the Second Friday
OF each month. Companions In good staad-
ing are cordially invited to attend
ED. BoRToN. Secretary. f..-I---1I7
HMPORIA LODGE, No. -, A. +. AN
ID Meets at Masonic hall, on the list Fri
day OF each month. Master Aas0ns In good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
JAMES 6kITH, WIZ.
J. JAY BUCK. Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS. y4Hfl..
HNION LODGE, No. Is. Meets at Odd
~ Fellows bali. over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members q
good standing invited 20 attend.
=. W. HIRTH, sec'y.
ENMPORIA ENCA MPMENT, No II. Meets
II ct Odd Fellows hall. 1st and I'd TuesdHys
each month. The following are the elected
officers Of Emporia Encampment, No. II, Tor
IN. wARxEkx. G. r.
=. w. HIRTH. Scribe. 7f-s-.1E
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PHor0aRAPHIn

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes Of Pic.
Il lures, and also will go any distance to
make pictures Of residences, landscapes,
teams, &C. Entrance to gallery first door
south of Wicks y Bennett'S grocery. Ia-tr
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IBent NIurdOcIx'a Pension.

IbemB NlurUOcK E-eMNHOus
Topeka Daily Commonwealth.
On the 24th inst, we published the
following:
The opposition papers are publishing
letters from W ashIngtO on and having edi-
torials about bill said to have passed the
United States Congress last session. They
are claiming, some OF them, that IL IS a
fraud, and that Senator Ingalls, was q
party to il, and that Murdoch has COM
mitted perjury, etc., etc. Now, we kRow
nothing whatever about the matter, but
Il Is safe 10 say that John j. Ingalls, is not
"a fool, and before Bent Murdoch II cIassed
10 peEjurer, for the sake OF getting $50
month, 1t il best to- know someting about
the circumstances. That is all.
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SOUTHWEST.

Towands is again agitating the very
necessary project of a bridge across
the Walnut.