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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment of wood type
in the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, ut tho shortest notice, any style
or size Of Poster, Programme, Hand-bill or
Do1ger that may be desired.
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Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment Z fancy type,
together with our improved job presses, gives
us unsurpassed facilities for RIM; ns business
cards. circulars, letter heaJs. bill heads,
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TilERIwas hop last night at the sher-
man House, in Bridgeport. Some forty
couples, including a number from this side
ofthe river, were present. The music was
furnished by Mayors Orchestra, Of this
CITY
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POLICE CouRr-MayOr ISpealey.

There were two cases only before this
court Yesterday morning, viz:
Andrew Mailens, who did the shooting
on the steamer Heatherington, Wednes'
day evening, was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid.
was fined 81 for disorderly conduct. Exc
cution suspended on payment Of costs.
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swAyrk's TAR AND sAns.rAntlLA Pull
Prepared only by Dr. swayne & Son, Phila-
delphia, aud sold ut 25 cents box by all lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List 4
Co. eodAw
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THERMOMETER RIcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at Sclincpf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
IAN i3% SIN 'E q
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For Cincinnai-steamcr Hudson.
Cloaks-Brues & Golfer.
Wanted-Situation.
Illinois Potatocs-Christ. Behrens.
Fine Goods-Hutchins' Music and Art
Store VI
New Goods-E. L. Nicoll.
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+ orro HISS, tho East Wheeling butcher,
Yesterday received from down the river \
couple Of tho finest cattle ever brought 70
the Wheeling market. The two weighed
1856 pounds,
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TmRrY-ruREE deeds Of trust and thirty.
two deeds in fec were admitted to record
during the month Of October by County
Clerk Woods. I'D .,.fu eHr I
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IT is almost n pleasure to have q cold
when you can have 1t relieved SO efectu.
ally and expeditiously by so palatable and
safe a remedy as the AcLain Pectoral Cough
CD.,Iu -
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ONE hundred of the handsomest and
hest Beaver Cloth Cloaks, at almost your
own prices, at John Roemer's.
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LAST evening some twenty-five or thirty
couples met at the residence OF Mr.. VIM.
McAdams, on 10th street, and spent the
evening dancing to Cockayne's music.
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Connection
cries always on hand, at Geo. s. Feeneys,
1907 Main street. -
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book press, we can print briefs in a much
shorter time than Is required in Offices with
less ample facilities.
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| MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try il, and you will
use no other. Hf
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description OF blank
book, troplsa memorandum 10 blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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THE BEST MACHINERY.

= bI z 10 -!III7I ~
1,ls ,I1, - ,is.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH
are easily attained, and those who fail to
avail themselves Of the means, should not
complain when accused OF gross neg
lect. The SozoDoNT will speedily eradi-
cate the cause Of foul breath, Identifying
and preserving the teeth to tho oldest age.
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MORNING GLoRX BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try it, and you will
use no other.
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r. TrToMAs MCDONALD,
us Wellington St, Montreal.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
100 West Broadway, Wy.
Trial size % cents. Logan, List { Co.,
Agents. ..s.l .r,s' s5.'I b.. .r.
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CHOICE TEAS, Tobaccos and CONNECTION.
cries always on hand, ut Geo. S. Feeney's,
No. 1907 Main street.
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TIE cheapest Dress Goods.
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SUFFERED iearfully with swollen joints,
went on crutches, tried every remedy with.
out success; Giles Liniment Iodide Am
lnonia cured me.
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CASH buyers can save money by. buying
their Dry Goods, Carpets, Wallpaper, No.
tons, &C., from John Roemer.
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spaulding's Glue; stickicst thing out;
ready. eod&w
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying full line of sizes and styles Of
DENNIsoN's SHIPPING TAGS, We can
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to. advertise their business In
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended To-
Estimates furnished and all desired informa'
ton given.
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nor 'sAIE42,o0O' POUNDS OH
TYPE .uItaLie for Rabbit Metal. VIII le sold
IN lois 10 suit purchasers Apply at Intelligence
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A GOOD AND HEALTHY HOME FOR
- nTD ISnUgTIlIDItg PEOPLE, elk

n OUR INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE: a.
vaters 81 Buckhaun0n river, IN Randolph county, W.
Va 70 actual settlers at yHy low price anu On l9ns
terms Said land IS In good settlement, allIhi H
the mClarendOn" estate Of Dr. u. Bium lIelvelia W.
Va Wc employ no land agents. no land spectators,
mi EelI direct 10 actual settlers Title perfect.
Apply 70 James LeEtns Florence, Randolph county
Chas. 4 MyIjNs, liuclAnnOn, Upshur county Pr H.
BLUM, WhSalIng, Ohio county. .ocl-4&W.
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RcaI EsIltD ABtHyyi I'Y
VIII. HtLIER, AltcttoHcer.
'EARM FOR SALE.

DARN FOR SALE.
A desirablc small Farm, 20 acres Of line
lind under good cultivation, new house With
Gye todnts, good stable and splendid Orchard
fye iil6S nortltof the city, onc!haif mile from
river Will sell cheap. ,nn,,> 49,.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-29


We are pleased to learn that several
of our citizens think seriously of sub
scribing $1,000 each toward the project
of establishing a factory here to make
the Brossius car truck, brief account
of which we recently gave, and also cars
and agricultural machines, Capt. Bros
sius having the patent of very effective
mower and reaper. Prominent parties
in Pennsylvania will furnish equal CAPT
ital with our citizens, Capt. Brossius has
machinery that cost $21, 900 ready to ship
here, engine included, and has shown US
the best of documentary evidence to sub
stantiate his statements. The enterprise is
practical one, and our citizens cannot
afford to neglect the opportunity. We
hope it will be fully looked into, and are
informed that Col. Plumb will investi-
gate the entire matter when at the east
next month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-29

E' 5 Nov. ED, 1878.
Teachers met according to appoint
ment. Mr.. Klock was elected chairman,
and S. E. Lamphear secretary.
CLASS DRILL.-Sm oct, Reading" by
T. B. Nees. The class consisted of elev.
en- girls and two boys. The reading was
very good, and the class well conducted
by the teacher. After the recitation, Mr..
Nees gave some explanation of his meth
cd of teaching reading.
! ARITHNIETIo.-Class conducted by
Prof. T. A. Rogan. Subject-Fractions.
The recitation was remarkably good, and
showed that the class had been we'll IN
structed upon the subject.
On motion of superintendent Whar-
ton, avOte Of thanks was given the chill
dren for their attendance. ..-.
The children were dismissed, and 3
general discussion upon the methods of
Iteachingl followed A vote Of thanks
was extended to Msssrs. Wharton, Davis
end others for their attendance at the
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned nm
til December esth, 1 80 p. m.
In the evening large and apprecia.
tive audience listened to few remarks
from. ProfA WhagaaA and hogan, fol-
lowed by Prof Davis lecture upon I'D.
ucation.n The people expressed them
selves as highly pleased. with the meet
ing, and entertain che hope thatthey may
listen TO the gentlemen again,
as 8. E.LAslPHEAR, Secy,
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Dunlap Items.

Nov. 25.-Farmers gathering one Of
the finest crops of corn ever raised. : O.
Fay Parsons reelected county CON-
missioner list district.
Many new men taking claims
Vote of. VALLEY township increased
from 1875 last year to 215 this election. q
E. D. Bulen is freight and ticket agent
in the new depot, which is very fine in
appearance, having $50 feet of front
platform.
Dunlap is bound to make fine town,
having now settld the disputed town-site.
A. drug store and shoemaker needed. q,
Cap, WsbsteTs ssheep ranch IN very
fine shapelto take through his 2,4OO
sheep. Everything on his place is CARR
ed on Systematically: The people justly
feel proud Of his success: = a. -,
Anon ! .eo.. q; DoMBY..
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Our lyceum is again in running or
der.
Farmers generally done gathering
Nc. Davis talks of going to work on
the railroad.
Malcolm Campbell is again buying
corn and feedinga fine lot of large steers
L. G. Talbot's flock of sheep are doing
finely on his farm. He has several huf1s
dred head.
Almost every family here is afflicted
with bad coughs. Hope we will be bet
ter when we come again
Jos. Ecret is also buying corn and
feeding fifty-five head of Texas steers
for Mr.. Smith, of EmpOria.
The Weesner boys and T. n. Dixon
have made enough on their new thresh-
ing machine since harvest to pay for it.
Beulah, daughter of uncle John Car
ter, who has been dangerously sick, is
thought to be gaining slowly now. DR..
Pugh is is her medical attendant.
There is room for many more emf
grants in this good country. Dwellings
are in great demand just now, and many
go by who would stop if houses could be
had here.
Married, by T. Hinshaw, J. p, on the
10Th, Mr.. n. NJ. Hinshaw to Miss R. V
Hewitt, all of Lyon county May success
and happiness attend them, and, Mr..
editor, that supper was real nice and
enjoyable affair.
DR.. Hewitt has just returned from a
trip to Joplin. Mo The doctor has re-
modelled his house, putting on an addi-
tional story, and otherwise improving it
until it makes quite a nice appearance.
We are informed the doctors two oldest
sons are going back to their lead dig
gins" this week.
r. Hinshaw has traded his Plymouth
property to John Hammer for quarter
section of land twenty three miles east of
EmpOria. We do not know whether the
Esq. will go to his land or not, but we
believe he does not want to leave Plym-
outh, and thinks he will not if he can
get a house here next spring.
Emigrants are still stopping in this
vicinity! One family, lately from Mis-
souri,, stopped with their brother-in-law,
d. NJ. Butcher. The newcomers name
is Benjamin Philips, and last night (the
23d) Ben was made happy by two little
newcomers, both boys and both hearty
looking, rOund-faced little fellows. Doc
Conway said it was free trip.
r Y
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SOUTHWEST.

"a.
Augusta is growing finely.
Wellington is also on the grow.
Bones nine dollars ton at Klnsley.
Not a vacant house in Council Grove.
Business at the Larned land Office
brisk.
New buildings gong mp in all parts
of Winfield.
Work has commenced on the Catholic
church at Augusta. .-v.
Pawnee county has thirty-nine organ
lied school districts.
The Times says nearly fifty houses are
going up in Eldorado. b:
Schofield, the great railroad builder,
has left Cowley county to the Santa Fe.
Charley McIntire, a former Emporia
boy, is now local of the Arkansas City
Traveller. IS i
Butler county commissioners have
purchased So, 700 farm near Eldorado
for poor farm,
Another fellow fooled with the muZzle
of gun in Morris county. Another
name added to the long list with ruined
arms, J.! go =
- The grasshoppers are very thick in
Cowley, Sumner, Reno and. other coun-
ties, and have done much damage to
wheat
George Bailey was killed at Winfield
the other day by the .caying of bank.
He was buried beneath pine feet of
earlh, and~before it could~abe removed,
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F,r,t-tns,. ,r,h.atsr Next week.


Next Monday, Dec. I'd, the Emma Lee
land Combination opens a season of five
nights at Bancroft Hall. 1t is first
class troupe, giving the new plays, and
comes with the highest recommends
tons. Miss Leland is an actress of great
merritt. We clip the following from the
Lincoln, Nebraska, Journal:
Those who were fortunate enough to
be present at the Opera House last even
ing, witnessed the finest acting ever seen
in Lincoln, not excepting the celebrated
Chanfrau and Fifth Avenue Combina-
ton, which appeared in this city a year
or two since. From the complimentary
terms in which the Emma Leland troupe
is spoken of by the press of the east and
west we had reason 10 expect something
good, but did not suppose that we were
to be favored-with a first-class company
on a starring tour. Here in Lincoln,
where we are so often inflicted with side
shows, il seems quite refreshing that
once in a while we are taken unawares
with something grand. We had it last
night in the celebrated comedy-drama of
Fate; or, Lost and Won," with Miss
Leland in the role of Florence GRAVITY.
AS an emotional actress, Miss Leland's
superior, or even equal, has yet to APP
pear before a Lincoln audience. Miss
May Wheeler, as Blanche Sterling, is
simply immense; while Mrs. Charles p.
De Groat, as Uncle Burdett, the aged
gentleman, cannot be excelled this side
of the great waters. Mr.. j. B. Turner,
as Mortimer Theophilus Mugs, kept
the audience in a roar of laughter
throughout. The company is large and
strong, and there is not a poor stick"
in IL. We can assure our people that
the finest theatrical troupe that has ev-
er visited our city is now with US, and
they will open this evening in "Pique,"
with Miss Leland as Mabel Renfrow,
the heiress. If crowded house does
not greet the young and talented actress,
this evening, it will be because our the
alter goers are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jour
Tickets are for sale at Miss Plumb's
book store, where seats may be reserved
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A PARpOEABLE PRIDE-Prompts mos peo-
pie to delay, by. any laudable means that sci
ence affords, the evidences of physical decay
W ho that is in perfect health woult not m atch
the bright eye, the active mind, and other ap-
pearanccs OF Outhful vigor, with the Iuxuri
ance, the rich col r. and beauty of youthful
hair? Parker's Hair Balsam stands pre-emi-
heaithful action on the roots not only pro-
notes aluxufiant growth of the young hair,
hut unfailingly restore gray or faded hair TO
the original youthful color, giving a soft, rich
and lustrOus appearance Of great beauty. No
other preparation so edectuafly removes Dan
drug or stops falliFg Of the hair; its cooling
snd healing action entirely curing !tching
and humors OF the scalp, 3 nd keeping the SIX in
dean white and healthy. IL is perfectly
nothin that VIII. soft the skin or gum the
hair. It is not q dye. and IL unequa1lef for
excellence and purity. Buv bottle from
your druggists. !Perlcy Ryder, kmporia,
Kansas, and test its merits =
oct 4-l9-nGy-l-15 -2q-der-l3-27
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Suicide.

People were startled yesterday morn.
ing to learn that the proprietor of the
Emporia House had been found dead.
A coroner's inquest was held at eleven
o'clock. A jury of six men, VIM. Haines,
F. w. Hirth, A G. Osborne, G. B. Coop.
er, H. w. Pearsall and Thomas Beers,
returned the verdict that A. J. Stroud
''came to his death by strychnine adj
ministered by his own hands"
DR.. Trueworthy kindly showed us all
the testimony.
Evidence was given by David w. Nor
ris, Charles Skidmore, Edith Stroud, H.
B. Lowe, Doctors Moore, Hibben and
Jacobs, and hIr. Evans, of New York
From the testimony and other sources
we have gathered these facts:
Mr.. Stroud went to Dr. Moore's drug
store about nine O'Clock Saturday even.
ing and asked for ten cents worth OF
strychnine. He told Mr.. Morris he
wanted it to send out to the farm to
poison wolves that were troubling his
sheep. Mr.. Morris then gave him a vial
holding about ten grains of the article
in the form of crystals Mr. Stroud went
to bed at his hotel about ten O'Clock.
complaining of headache. Not com.
ing down to breakfast Sunday morning,
he was thought to be sick. About nine
O'Clock Mr. Skidmore, the clerk, went to
Mr.. Stroud's room and knocked. Loud
raps bringing no response he burst open
the door and with others found the pro-
prietor dead. The dead man lay in the
bed upon his back, his toes drawn up
and one arm uplifted as though he had
died in spasm. He had on a clean shirt
and pair of pants. 1t seems as though
he took the poison shortly after getting
into bed and died almost instantly. The
small bottle could not be found.
Mr.. Stroud has been here a number OF
years, having of late lived upon his farm
near Eagle creek. Four years ago he
kept boarding house on Commercial
street. Last Wednesday he took charge
of the Emporia House.
He has borne the reputation of an up.
right, industrious man, of good habits,
was pleasant gentleman, and was kind
to his family-a person of whom we
should be slow to say, He killed himself,
were the evidence not so clear. He leaves
a. wife-in the country at the time-and
eight children, who need sympathy and
encouragement at this sad time to them
Mr.. Stroud had been taking care of
several hundred sheep for G.. H. Baxter,
of Kansas City, and had sent false state
ments to him and had not truly accounted
for all the sheep. Saturday he made to
Mr. Baxter q full Acknowledgement
which justified the removal of the flock
from him. 1t is the general belief that
these matters so weighed upon him that
he took his life, rather than
take arms against . sea OF troubles
And hg onnOztnnF- N then 10
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bIr. Whitley was brought home from
Madison Saturday night by Mr.. Henson,
he having so far recovered as to be able
to travel. We are very glad to learn
that, so far as can be ascertained, there
are no internal or permanent injuries.
He is badly bruised on the hack and in
other parts of the body from. the rough
handling he received, and will cheerful
ly be excused from repeating the exer-
else. We trust soon to see. him on the
strppt AGAIN
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Benton HARMON, Berrien Co,

EDITORS NEws:-Win you please in
form me -.
LIST. What inducements your section
on rs for fruit growing; especially for
apples? =
I'd. Are the farmers turning their at
tention to this and planting orchards to
any extenti
Sd. What are good apple trees worth
per hundred?
9TH. Can you raise peaches? Your
Immediate answer will much .oblige
Yours truly, A. r. NowLEN. Z
1. Ready sale at fair prices, and 10. !
soil and climate to raise the fruit.
2. Yes, and there are now hundreds Of
good orchards here. 81
8. So to $l2 per hundred; extra choice
SEQ. ses
4. The Kansas fruit beat everything 1t
the centennial, and no place can beat US
on peaches.
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Grange Reunion.

The members of Emporia Grange, (P.
of H. extend cordial invitation to the
Patrons of Lyon county, to unite with
them in grand reunion, on the 4th of
December next, at Fowler's hall, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, and bring your baskets.
We expect to have morning and afternoon
sessions, and dinner. The lecturer, of
the Kansas State Grange has accepted
an invitation to address us and exempli-
fly the secret work on this occasion, viz,
the anniversary of the order.
MAY STRATToN, Sec'y.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-29
The state Normal school.

Notwithstanding the late disaster in
the destruction of the state Normal
school building at Emporia, the winter
term of school will commence January
list, as advertised. Good -accommoda-
lions will be furnished students and the
usual full and thorough instruction be
given. Tuition free to all Normal stu
dents.
We get this information from presi-
dent G. r. Pomeroy. We congratulate
the board of managers on their wonder
full enterprise under adverse circumstan-
ces.-Winfield Courier. -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-29

JEwELRY.-Thel largest and finest stock
of jewelry in this part of Kansas, if not
in the state, is, we think, at JOrdan's.
His advertisement today is fair state
ment of the facts. Mr.. Jordan has an
immense, varied, rich and elegant as
sortment of jewelry, gold and silver
ware, precious stones, watches, clocks,
etc. Retail dealers in adjacent towns
can purchase of him to advantage, and
the general public will please bear in
mind-th indescribable attractions offer
ed at JOrdan's great jewelry store
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-29
Sunday Schools.

The executive committee of the Lyon
Co. Sunday School Association, wishes
to inform the superintendent of the Sun
day schools throughout the county that
they are taking measures looking to a
thorough organization of the county,
and they cordially invite the co-opera-
ton and correspondence of all Sunday
school workers. Superintendents are
desired to send in, their names and the
locality of their schools, and the commit
tee will be glad to receive from them in
formation as To the present state of their
school and their prospects for future
work. Especial attention is called to
the desirability of continuing schools
through the winter. The committee al
so solicit communications from schools
needing help, and they expect to make
arrangements to send workers from the
schools here to organize or assist in or
ganizing schools where needed, to hold
Institutes and mass meetings at the in
vitation of the schools in any locality in
this county, or in any way that they
may, to forward the good work. Let us
hear from you. Send us a word of greet
ing. Make your wishes known; we
want to help you and need your help.
The committee further desires to say
that they intend to lose sight of all de
nominational lines in this work, and
they invite the hearty cooperation of all
the evangelical churches.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
s. Guerrier, Pres't. o. b. Wharton,
]. F. Drake, Sec'y, J. S. Richardson,
L. w. Cunningham Treas,
-s.E ThOs. II. Lewis.
Address all correspondence to e.Sec-
rotary, Mr.. J. + Drake, EmpOria, Kas.