The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-05

New Lutheran church at Peabody.
Hutch is soon to have it by "whole-
SALE"
There's newspaper war i'll Hutch
inson.
Larned proposes to do big business
this year.
A Presbyterian church has been or
ganized at Spearvilie.
Lord Scully, of ireland, owns $4,000
acres of land in Marion county.
New wheat is coming in all over the
Southwest, and is reported good.
A gentleman from Chicago invested
$1,000 in land near Nettleton, last
week.
One man in Reno county has sold
5000 worth of mules since the first
OF January.
Over 1000 acres of wheat were cut in
Barton county last Sunday week, so
the Register thinks.
Rev. B. F. Edwards, of the Indiana
conference, has jusk been transferred
20 klnsley M. Il. church.
Two children and one man were
drowned, and great deal of wheat in
the shock washed away by the recent
flood in Cowley county.
Potter's elevator, thirty-four feet
square and fifty feet high, is nearly
completed. IC will be ready for u Sc
July 10, and it's capacity is 1O,0O0 BUSH
els.-HutchinsOn News.
Eddie Lepper, of Marion Center,
aged eleven years, was drowned in the
Cottonwood, where he had gone to
battle on Sunday morning, June 23d.
Hunter & Evans have just brought
on eight short horn bulls to Kinsley,
with which they propose to improve
the breed of their Texas herd on the
range.
The daughter of o. P. Hough' on, o.
Arkansas City, who recently went tC
Maine, is down with small pox, con.
tracted on her trip, and Mr.. H. wal
sent for ami went to Maine last Thurs
day.
The boys all voted Walker, of tn,
Peabody Gazette, number one fellow
as the recent editorial convention
He gets up one of the spiciest paper
In the State, and then he is ''locatedi
: on the main Issues.
Some of the papers are saying tina
Sam. Wood, of Colorado, Is greenbael
candidate for congress IN this, the thir
} district. This must be a mistake
; Sans mOdesty would keep him fror
I such a thing. Poor greenback!
Our friends In the country cannot b
too careful of themselves when Indian
i. are around now. Discard all phiIan
thropic feeling and shut the door o.
them. You may thereby lose an OF
e portunity Ofentertaining an angel IN
; awares, but IL that angel has Just bee
exposed to the small pox You had be
ter decline with thanks, rememberfn
d that sn Indian gOeth where he IistetI
q and ye know not from whence he con
eth.-Arkansas City Traveller.
Does gardening payp Two gentle
men, who rented the old PennsVIvanl
q colony house farm, just across and aG
IA joining the sand hills, have solved tE
problem. They will have about Lee
bushels OF potatoes alone, to say notl
y ing of fine crops OF everything else /
d the way of garden truck. Alread
s, they are shipping produce to CoIorad
l. besides supplying a large portion
Ie our citizens with vegetables. AT.
J. paying all expenses, Including rem
i Zone fourth the yield,) they are mora
n ~ certain Of clearing at least $1,000
|. KInsley Republican.
m Mr.. w. E. Hanon, who lives in Il
Ie immediate vicinity OF Pawnee Roc
while breaking the primitive praiF
near the old Santa Fe trail the 9th
70 day, plowed mp TWO silver huntInR-ca
D. watches. The position in which the
watches were found indicates &
plainly that they were not merely 10.
10 and their degree of corrosiOn that Ia,
n had been buried long time. One "
4. q very heavy English railroad tim
- keeper, with two or EhFes links
y massive silver chain attached. and 4
y other light watch Of French man
q facture. Near the spos where the
10 relies were unealthed Is 4 sand 0oul
&c 81 considerable proportions, possibly
~ marx 60 indiea<G the position Of 8
Pc cache Pawnee Rock Is gradually &
- i1ldInR the secrets 81 It's S2hRnx-lf
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