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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-05

ID strict Court. Fifth Judicial Diatrics.)
Lyon County, Kansas.
James NJ Jarrett,
vs..
Joseph Gordon, ct ais
PY virtue OF n order OF sale issued out O,
D the Di .'rict Court of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon county an
sass VIII rein james 81 jarrett Is pialntiu
AM Joseph Gordon. ct al, are defendants.
viii. on Monday, the 10Th day of January
ls17, At 10 O'Clock q. m. at tho 'front.' door OF
the court house in Emporia, Lyon county.
Kansas. oner for sale at pu bile auction to tic
highest bidder for cash. all the right, title
and interest OF defendants, Joseph Gordon
ct al In and to the following described real
estate. to-wit: The west half of the north
west west quarter and lot No; one ~ of the north
ship seventeen FIJI OF range thirteen 1871 in
Lyon county, Kansas
Said real estate will be sold as the property
OF said defendants to satisfy said order Of
8 lie.
Sherin's ONCE, December 29th, 1876.
52-5t HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Lyon county, Kansas.
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"RrI were Dead. !"

"II were dead. you'd sometimes say Poor
childi'"
The dear lips auiTer'd as they spake,
And the tears break
From eyes which. not to grieve me, brightly
smiled.
Poor child poor childi
1 seem to Lear your laugh, your talk, your
song;
It is not true that love will do no wrong.
Poor childi
And did you think, when so you cried and
smileJ,
How I. in lonely nights should lie awake.
And of those words your full avengers maker
Poor child poor child
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Senator Blaine has gone to Maine
10 look after his election to the Sen
ate for the term beginning March
4th. next. II is understood that Sec
rotary Morrill, is in the hands Of his
friends, but will make no determip-
ed contest for Mr.. Blaine's place.
The chances are that Mr.. Blaine
will succeed himself, his censtitu-
ents holding that Il would be unfair
20 elect any one else, since Mr..
Blaine woHld net hsYe relipquished
his seat In the House of Represent
atives had he supposed his Senate
rial term of service would have ex-
PRED on the 4th OF March next.
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SHERIFFIS SAFE.
District Coprt, Fifth judicial District. Lyon
caunty, Kansas.
Thomas Armor,
vs..
Prosser 4 Graves.

DY virtue OF an execution issued out OF the
ID District court of Lyon county, in the
above entitled cause, will, on Monday Jan
Is, 1877, at II O'Clock q. N =. at the front door
Of the court house in Emporia, Lyon county
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction to the
hIR hest E1dder for cash, an undivided one
third Of the following described real estate
to-wlt; Beginning at point SCI 3s-1 100 feet east
Of a point $50 feet north OF the corner where
sections 10, II, II, Is, township - range II
unite; thence east with variation lie IS east
1S7 3-l0o feet; thence north variation 10o ~
east 170 Get; thence north variation he 49,
east "a feet; thence south, variation go Isl
east TO place Of beginning C76s-I ,00o.) Also
beginning at point 81 $500 feet east Of 9
point $50 feet north Of where sections 10. II.
II, Is, township 10. range II unite; thence
east variation l0e 15' east $50 feet: thence
north variation 10o So $50 feet: thence west
variation 1Ie 15s east 1S7 3 100 feet; thence
south variation re 80 west to place OF begin-.
ming t6a5-1000.) Also beginning S2l 3s-iO0
feet east of poiut $50 feet north OF point
where sections 10, II, II. Is. township 19 range
IL unite; thence east variation l00 Isl east $50
feet; thence north variation I0e So east $50
feet; thence west variation 10 49, "a feet:
thence south variation 22s 40, east to place OF
beginning. al in Lyc4 county, Kansas,l con-
tanning zS5 1850 ac.es.
Said real estate will Be sold as the property
Of the defendants, Prosser & Graves, 70 salts
HIRAai CONNER, Sheriff
59-ot Lyon county, kanBas.
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You ask me, wondering why I sing.
And why my lipe in laughter part;
The ripples of my mirth all spring
From the deep sorrow at my heart.
A smile Is easier than q tear
That serves to keep sad memories gree
And always through what hear
The echoes of what might have been.
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PHorOGRAPaIc

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes of Pie
Il lures, and also will go any distance 10
make pictures OF residences, landscapes
teams, &C. Entrance to gallery nrSt door
south OF Wicks i Benefits grocery. IS-tf
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CITY oFFICERs.

Mayor-Thos. Morrison.
Treasurer Howard DUNLAP
Police Judge-Geo. II. Stowen
City Attorney-J. jay Buck.
City Clerk-E. M. Forde.
Narshal-Thos. Flemming.
Chief Engineer-D. e. McMurtric
Councilmen-1st Ward, A. A. Baker, I. r.
Perley. I'd Ward. II. Is. Lowe, j. III. Davis.
3D. Ward, John Henson, +. p bancroft ltf
Ward, I'd. Borton, +. Nichols
Board of Education-lst w ard, j. Jay Buck.
". T.. McCarty. I'd Ward, Van McCuIIou Eh.
n. T. Nix. 3D. Ward, II. W. McCune, L l..
Halleck 9Th Ward, J. A.M0ore, L. B. KEEL
iogg Treasurer Board Of Education, d. W
Eastman.
Justice Of the Peace-C. B. Bachelor, Gee.
II. Stowell.
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The government of ItaIy since
1867 has sold enough ecclesiastical
property Ia Rome to amount 10
Dos. 1858, 900 francs, or over SiOO. 600.
600. The proceeds exceed the esii-
mates of the government by over
one hundred million francs. The
number of lots of property ALREADY
disposed OF is ll4693, aud there ie a
good deal to be sold still.
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Aky the sea.
We sat In the bro1e sunlight
BY the sea. so old and gray,
And we watched the sails CLEAN dim and
The great waves roll in their power ana
might,
And the porpoise sport in mad delight,
With the dashing, fOamy spray.
And srId to soul was revealed,
While we watched till set of sun,
The white waves bending down 70 be kissed
By shad'Ty lips. In the purple mist
Be ding. because they could not resist
Tney met. and mingle. in one.
By the sea, so old and gray,
So quickly the hours dew byl
And the mage spell that SO weirdly lay,
Like the wand of f4te, DER sea and bay,
It's mystery flung DER our hearts that day,
/ And they mingled, like sea and sky.
Oh. well. IL was long agoI
A sweet, bright dreams of the pastI
The magical mist has turned TO snoWl
The river OF time, with its ebb and 6oW,
Hath buried that dream with the long ago
That beautiful dream OF the pastl
On, the sea, the mist, and the sky
By the sunlight still are kissed,
But G. y face that looked out with mine that
day
ForevIr hath vanished, away. away,
And the deep sea rolls. and wide waves play,
Unmindful that aught il missed.
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STATE GOYERNMENr.
COUNTY orrInERs.

Judge District Court-E. B. PeytoL.
Clerk District Court-G. W. Frederick.
Sherih-Hiram Conner
Attorney-A. Gillets.
Treasurer-Jos. Ernst
Clerk. g. Craig.
Register of Deeds-F. z. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instruction-A.D ID. Chambers
SuryeyOr-Harry Hibben
Probate Judge-E. w. Cunningham.
CorOner-DR. q. II. CHITTENDkN
I'd. b. GILMORE,
Commissioner II. A. TAYLOR,
IL. A. WOOD.
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FIRST PERSEVERANCE eth Ave.
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching at IL
.. m. and II p. m every Sunday. Sunday
schooI at eX .. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. ]. n. CLARK, Pastor.
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AFRICAN METHODIST - State street
south Of railroad. Services every sunday al
II q. a. and X p. m; Sunday school At D. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. ".
w. WARE, Pastor.
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LLate SUCKER s Barwickl
New Livery and Feed Stables
First stables east Of Commercial st., on
Seventh Avanue.

noUBLE and single teams, and saddle
IL horses. with good buggies and Carriages
A close carriage for conveying passengers
depot, or 70 aaa from evening parties Pas
sengers ~ express carried by hack on mail
route to and from Eskridge, via Fremont
Ivy. and w Misunderstanding Emporfa at a. n.
on Friday, Eskridge at .. m. on Saturday.
Especial attention given to horses boarding
by the day or week: :
Charges in all cases very moderate.
ff.ff
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K. r. SPRAGUE.

NARPENTER AND BUILDER. Shop OF
OCommerCIul st. between 7th and 9Th Az
enue. All calls promptly attended to.
tau1Te.ts
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN. fwelsh)-cor-
ner Market street and 4sh Avenue. Preach
ing every Sunday at ~ and 81 .. n; san
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. fwe,sA,--
Merchants street, between I'd and Sd Avenues.
Preaching at 10x Z. IA; Sunday school AZ ..
N. and preaching 1t ek p. m. HENsx REs11,
Pastor.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL-M et.,
corner Sth Avenue. Services every Sunday At
the usual honrs.
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House Moving q specialization
plete Apparatus Ready.
A CHALLESGE FRFD NILI.

'' Unq uestionably the Best Sustained
Work OF the kind In the World"
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ECHRISTIAN-Corner Exchange street and
fth Avenue. Services every Sunday e the
usual hours. Sabbath School at o'clock p. IN.
All are invited
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METHODIST EPIscoPAL-aFsrchaz ST.,
cor. eth Avenue. Preaching every Sunday se
II o. m, and at the usual hours at night; Sun
day school 1t 81 p. m; Prayer mees3ng every
Thursday evening. A. H WALTER, PASTOR,
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DE-. w. d. GENTRY,

CLGte Of AsmpASs. Tsan.i
HOMEPATHIST, respectfully offers his
~ professional services to the people OF
EmPoria and vicinity. ONCE In Holderman's
block, Commercial street. ONCE hours: to
10 q. m. and 2 to p. m. Residence, Union 81,
between Sixth and Seventh, where he can be
found at night. i7-tf
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STEAMPOWER FACTORY!
81. 81. SPRAGuE

z. f. SPRAGUE
Takes pleasure in stating that he has pm
chased a steam engine and full line of WOO
working machinery, and is now prepared t
take contracts at the very lowest prices, and
90 all work in the best manner and uick
est time His machinery comprises
rsn-hOrse Power Steam Engine.
Planer. Jig Saw, Circular Saw,
Shaping Machine, Turning LA,I
/ have the best facilities for doing all kin
OF wood work. building, &c OF any build
In Emporia. All orders large or sma
promptly attended to. Prices low.
House Moving q Specialty-Com-
plete Apparatus Ready.
CHALLENGE FEED MILL.
have also purchased one of theseI excel
lent mills, and am prepared to grind corn
and other feed on the shortest notice.
Give me call.
Factory on Commercial Street-Just north
of Seventh Avenue.
4s-tf Z. F. sPRAGUE.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.

K MASONIC.
EMPORIA COMMANDERY. No. g. Meets
Ia on first and third Saturdays at Mason
10 hall. L. D. JIRoRa II e
J. c. BENNETT, Recorder.
LNMPORIA CHAPTER, z. A. n Meets al
Ia Masonic hall, on the LIST ana Sd Friday
panions In good standing are Cordially inVit-
co 20 attend MOVES SPIcEE, II. +.
ED BoRToS, Secretary.
EMPORIA LODGE, No. II, Ala AN.
ID Meets at Masonic hall, in Eskrfdse's
building. on the 1st and ID Thursdays OF each
month: Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
J. JAY BUCK. Secretary.
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II st Odd Fellows hall. list and Cd Tuesdays
each month. The following are the elected
oLncers OF Emporia Encampmcnt, No. II, for
the ensuing term:
n. z. wEAvER. c. p.
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years. The Lutheran delegate pres
ent explained that the rule in Ques-
ton did not contemplate the cessa-
ton of friendly relations with the
Reformed Church. The motion
was lost.
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j. A. MOORE, H. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oaice q
the Drug Store OF Moore d Weaver.
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j. w. TRUEWORTHY, II D.
DHRSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE. an,
- door south of FergusoR's Bakery. Calls
promptly attended to- s3-tf
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CEEURCR DIlsECTO7sY.
Cards IN tAis Directory 50 Censs q Ans per vAor
CHURCHES.

CATHOLIC-CottonWo st. corner ID Ave
nue. Services every fourth Sunday.
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ODD FELLOWS.

HEIoN LODGE. No. Is Meets at ODD
~ Fellows hall, over EmporiA Bank, every
Tuesday evening At O'Clock. Member in
good standing invited 70 attend.
A. II. WALTER, n. G.
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DIR. II. BREINER
l0FFICE. over Emporia National Bank.
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w. W. HIBBEN,
physician AND SURGEON. once in
l. Hanna's building. 1e9 Commercial street
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j. ;. WRIGHT. n. D.,
OFFICE over First National
" Residence on West street.
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L. d. JACOBS, II. D.,
OFFICE In Perley & Ryier's drug store
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SheriR,s Sale.

d strict Court. Fifth Judicial Diatrict.
Lyon County, Kansas
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A Precedent where sLae Vote,
was Counted in the senate
Chamber--The Result of =
FaIlure 10 Agree MIR. Mer-
TOMS PROPOSAL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
lord RTpIsRs'S NIECE.
The Mysterious Death of the ueircss WIFE OF
Farmer Of Kent.
LONDON. My 0. An innucsi wns ho

LONDON, May Am inquest was held
at Penge in The case Of The death under
suspicious cir un,sLnccs OF Mrs. Harriet
Staunton niece Of Lord Rivers. and wife
Of Mr. Louis Adolphus Edward Stanton.
She had boon taken from her husbands farm
ut Cudham The night before her death, and
the body wns greatly omdciutcd. by the will of
her aunt. the late Indy Rivers. shc WIS heir, ss
toa fortune Of 5000. with further expectations.
1t 10 said. II ever she married.. and had male
issue. Her maiden name was Margaret Richard
son; her mother was a widow. married TO iIc
Row. JOHN Duuericll. vicar Of Great Burshcad.
Essex. Three years ago Miss Richardson WAS
courod by her present husband. bat her r,lu-
tivcs oppo sd thc match. and on thu plea that
she was " weak intellect they throw hor prop
crty into Chanocrv and appealed ~ fhc ord
Chancellor 10 stop the marriage. The Lord
Chancellor. however, decided that she was not
" such wcnk int lie as had boon represented
and TIA; there was no legal Objection to the
marriage Accordingly the marriage was
solcnni2cd III ill., Roman Catholic Chapel. Cnp-
ham, IN june. 1915. Some estranRcment mp
pears 70 have tdken place between her and her
family. md for nearly two years the mother lost
On thr evening" u ihc i2ih inst. Mrs. Siaunton
vas lifted from one Of the railway trains Mt
PONCE by her husband ana lady. She was
81 forhcs's road. and PM TO I'd. The dwelling
room story had previously been engaged for
told the landlady that he wanted nInrtmcnts iGr
an invalid lady for whom he wished to gain the
adyicc Of tho boost physician he could. IL asked
day he accordingly called In Or Longrigg. Tho
Doelor gave but little hope, Of her, recovery.
friends then applied to him for n certificate of
q attn. On the ground that she bad for some
I'm. been attended ivi gradual WASTING away.
In the evening - the sumo dnv Il knock came H.
the door, and on I'll" iHdlady going To II she
was siariicd ny the man at ih' door saying.
NH0
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THE PRESBrTERTAN dssEMBLY.
Constituting n Final Court OF Appcmis-Thc
Work of Converting the Chinese.

CHICAGO, May 19.-In the Presbyterian
Assembly to-day the committee appointed by
the last General Assembly 10 report on the sub
jrct Of n now final Court Of Appcals reported
that court should DO constituted on the fol-
lowing principles:
frst-lt shall cons', of II members ministers ana
scconi fic General Hsscinny sha Eli f,,c it. nc,n
II Ny n'o' T., o, al I,' ''., arpro,e
ho'ne office rc.reguvoy or on" w md three ,oars
rhiriH rhr ,ourt .hsi at during the session Of IN,
",ncta, AsrwDiyj even onhns IT, actual inbors
involving doctrine which shah to the Gcnolal Assem-
iii,'i~rcn members .hall he quorum and n M quo
rum Is present alter three days rom the beginning oi the
.o the places OF the ab-eni'es shall be nilod by tie
.i majority DC Of So Sco ;s" Of i 4, , aeCS any
ssSc9ihn sngcs, e9mpelnt., A., .hsg be pre-
ht-Ihc principles prescribed IN t'c Boob Vi nisc
T %, chapter sever" '' DC III O''' III the court IN al"
Nn,h- rhc ccur, may adopt own rule. for It's gov
crai Assembly and recorded >" '"' ''"
The Moderator presented n memorial from
the prcsbyiery of san FrlnclscO asking that the
Work 81 ,cMngcli1ins the hundred thousand
organized Chinese on the Pacific coas, brgin
.mmedintry, under the lend Of foreign mis-
sions. II sets forth thrt these people have
established in this CHRISTIAN country their
hcathcn gods. sacrifices. and idolairy with
heather vices. which th,v practice openly i'm
rial RS also to the importation Of Chinese
prostitutes and to the excitement ~ the public
mind ON the Parh' const. II says the Church
h.ls hut ono missionary In Los Ang' les. and
one in san Francisco. and urgently needs moro
hcln. and calls Tor one minister speaking the
Canton dialect in ea'h ~ the cltins ~ sen Fran-
CISCO. Oakland Portland san Jo-6 Sa .rntunnto
aud Virginia CITY. with nssstanis. and with a
church newspaper published in Chinese. They
ask that this should no' d. merely an AuNuinrt
of the mission in Chinn that returnel hin-
Isters be- stationed on the ronSi n a-.istnnts
that the mss. ou school hav, Theological classi
~ soon rs POSSIBLE; Tint If Oh" Board ~ Foreign
VI Ssions proves inuiN quato. that the work h,
l.Jnsicrr,d to the Home Missions. Ins WIS
referred to q committee Dl five.
tn" Row \. H. Hewitt offered u resolution for
the abolition of iermcnt"d win" from iho sncrn-
ln0 ntal table. and sui situilou a. reior of un-
iorm"nird juice of giap". Referred 10 % special
rnnmitteo on temperance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

A. n one-arnnd Iulinn hoy wa, pla.rl 40 the
prisoners har IN the J.n.i-'t M.f.t r,'.t cont
Lately. uuan'y vent put before lu'uoc Nanl,i d. TIN
placard on which was written the following
Ladies aud Gentlemen Onihc ai of Iul, le7a M ~
+ VI .H-l va, rnInt irom rua'0 lllit uu nl, r r.
cars, had tlr lruuo 60 luu,, luN Arm man Ilt,
a. hrsfoW uu mo NNur 'huitN.
The Ascent, 60 Tie toutt-l asked linn why hc dlnt
sell papers. and he ,ul hc maic moro money hc. ans
His name Antonio salvatore, and hes rich cnou To
have bank Hr,ulni
n.uuo h4Nng ,Md that lac attend a m-hi school,
Tie Court a-tvi him. "llnW much B.. fnur tunes r,l
"IW.uiN. Antonio r,lirA without hesitation. SIS hat
i tour Tunes s4A.' InriA I'VE, was The ,utMll,
prompt answer which, after some elaboration, wa,
changed 90 tWN uN four
" Il Nt 500 Zoo lNni suu ought 90 know r.o-ranllN the
Court continued, "Wlif's uu ilandf'
4 place whciD IeGlc ace la'A'd up' Was the uncA.
prrtcl reply
ANouij Nas committed To the House of Refuge