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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

MABRIED.-By Rev DIR. Cortlley, al
EmpOria, Kansas, on the evening of
Monday, January, -, 1879 at the resi-
dence of the brides father, 5. p. Loomis,
Esq, Mr.. j. c. PeirNOl, of Monroe City,
Missouri, to Miss Lu II. LoOmis, of
Emporia.
We extend our congratulations
10 the happy couple. Mr.. Peirsol,
who is well known lawyer at Mon
roe City, is brother TO Mrs. James
Bennett, Of this city. Miss Loomis will
he missed from the social circles of
Emporia, where she was deservedly es-
teemed for her many excellent quail
lies of bead and heart Our readers
will pleasantly remember her as the
author Of several very interesting arti-
Giles on botany and sundry subjects con-
nected Herewith, which we published
last summer. She is in every respect a
most estimabie young lady, and we con-
graduate Mr.. PeirsOl on his choice of a
'npauion for life's voyage They took
rs NJ. X. 81 7. train for the
hort visit with Mrs. DIR.
falls, to whom Mr..
" will proceed to
Enroe City.
anda
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Union Services.

A large audience gathered at the Pres
byterian church Sunday night to attend
the closing services of the week Ofprayer.
The sermon was by Rev. Granville Gates
ofthe Baptist church from the text Have
faith in God" Mr.. Gates is speaker
whose manner indicates his earnestness
and sincerity, and his sermon was full of
plain, practical truths. He showed how
necessary il is TO have confidence in each
other in all our business and social rela-
tiOns, and the disastrous consequences OF
failing to have such faith, yet how much
greater the necessity of confidence in our
Heavenly Father, in order that he might
reach and influence us. He viewed faith
also from its positive sIde-as to its pow.
er as a moral element of our nature; as
an incentive to the encouragement OF
Christian life and work; and the glo-
riOus views and promises of the future
which it opens up to u.s. The services
of the evening were participated in by
Rev. Messrs. Cordley, Clark and Pye, and
at the close it was announced that by
| mutual consent of the various pastors
and churches the services would be con
tinued during the present week at the
Presbyterian church, regular services tC
commence at Z 80 p. m, with an inform
81 prayer meeting for half an hour pre-
ceding. 1t is hoped that the interest will
so increase as to create a demand for q
least one week of special services in eacl
of the several churches. This will de
pend upon the people. 1t is thought hes
that the meetings should be, as last week
under the direction of the pastor of the
church in which they are held, but wild
full liberty to all Christians to, partici
pate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

NOTICE TO TEACHERs'-Therc will be
teachers examination at the stone
school house on Saturday, January 25th,
1879, commencing at 8 a. IN. By order
of county superintendent
THIS will be the only examination un-
til the last Saturday in March.
d44t1-w3t2. o. b. WHARTON.
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Chase County.

AAy Stafford, Jan. IA, 1879.
Mr. GOWN will not get moved into his
house this winter. The cold weather
has stQPRed the Wegknen. = -
Vhe sawSmDl That WIS eontemplated
at TeledO has fallen into the Buckeye,
we guess. 49,
We learn that the Toledo young folks
viii have a lively time They have or
ganized what they call the toledo Mu-
tual Improvement Association" We
think that is just: what theyshave long
needed. TAe5>%ifp give a theatrical
performance at Toledo school house on
SATURDAY evening, Jan. Is, 1879. Come
one and all. Yours,
KANSAS RAMBLER.
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Grange No. sol was recognized on
the evening of the 1fih iist., By elect
ing the officers FOR 1879. Master, P. B.
MaXson; o. S, VIM. Scheil; W. L.,
Robtg GAliands ". s., Stanley Kiff;
MA. s: MN Rosfns; II c., Henry
Clark; W. B., ]. Fl. R6sine; w. l.,
Owen Gilliland; W. G. K, David Say
Tor; Ceres, Mrs Wm+ ScheiI; Pomona,
Mrs. Mary J. Radisills Fgbtaj MfS Net:
tie Root; L. A. s, Miss Minnie Cowen ;
Trustees, Jos. Davis, Carl Scheil, r. J.
RudisilfI Choristet, Mrs Della KifE cc
The Sunday scheA 'eflieers elected fof
this year are: Superintendent, r. J. Rud-
isill; Assistant, d. r. Snow; Secretary,
Miss Lydia Root; Librarian, Fine Cow
en-; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary J. Rudisin
executive committee, II. P. Perkins,
Mrs. Nettie Root, J. NJ. Miller. With
a corps of earnest teachers, we hope to
make ours one of flte beStlif not the best
country Sunday school in the county
The festival on the 10th proved sue
cess, financially at-least the predictions
and non-assistanee-ef sonaefewS Petsons
to the contrary "a notwithstanding the re,
ceipts being thirty-two dollars. There
were about one hundred persons present,
ala Of WHOM seemed TO pass ting evtnine
PLEASANTLY with Singing, interspersed
with instrumental music by Mrs. Della
kiff, and general sociability, not forget
ting the most timportaptN featureLtQ
some, at 1eaSt-tAs iuppeF provided and
served by the ladies, which was pro
nounced excellent and abundant, as the
ladies of this vicinity are so well quail.
fed to prepare. The last part of the en-
teztainmsp tBeing Che presentation "a
cake, by vote, TO Miss India Keller. she
receiving 100 votes. The principal con
testsnt was Miss Smith, who received IS
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THE MAKA1s DIES CYGNE VALLEY

acknowledgements Etc.
EDTTORs EMPORIA News: T. J. Price
/ uncleED aye, -Nickle and Scarce Taylor
Fare shipmigf 1ogs nom Reading this
week, and the hog business is very lively,
considering how low hogs are. think
the less of that kind of property a man
| has the bitter be soft. =
Reading is looming up little, and by
all appearance, 1t will make one of the
finest towns in the county, after all. d,
A man by the name of Stratton, from
Boston, Mass, has bought the whole town
site from Franklin avenue down to the
line of Usage county on the east, as far
as Douglass on the west, and to the half
section line south of Brython creek on
The k9l,th. Afr Stretspn says that several
families Will follow him in the spring.
They will build houses, and will build
fstcresas spor as thewyatpsr win permit,
! alsok&lr. EttattoS Eik start "a lumber
yard. There are several loads of lumber
on the way now, and he will be ready for
business very ,soonA.
Mr. SrattOn seems to be fine gentle
man, pleasant, good-hearted and full of
energy, firmness, perseverance and honor,
just the kind of men we need at Read
ting;; ana he is. man Of means and bust
ness, so we welcome him and his family
and hope that they shall all like it out
here, No. doubt they. will see it odd at
first-the change will he great-but they
will like western life as well as we do in
a few years. We all agree, as one man,
to give them good welcome to our
midst, and will do The best we can to
mako them hapPy.--Fh 4 say come,
and be as one of us, and help us to build
Pup tms glorious stare of Kansas, and 1
hope thd ydn may live to see Reading
fthe-best cry in the State. Go forward,
gentlemen, and God bless you.
From this time forward Rev. Mr.. New
epfnbwfl preach at Reading every Sun
day. All are invited to attend church.
Mr.. Fern of this city, in coming home
from Emporia one night last week had a
4 break down ahdast gB6yerk greek by his
I sleigh giving on: so he had to borrow
a wagon to take his load of goods home,
and some how, after he. crossed the rail.
road about mile east of Boyer creek, he
lost the road, and as it Was very cold and
bl9Yissg hard from ean6Eth neifhet he
nor the horses could see anything, and
he turned around on five acres of ground
for hours, until ne was nearly frozen 10
fcfeatifI: At FAST ne discovered house ON
the top Of the. rhill least of-Gs Rlamb's
\ Aepse Rna made far it, eat place to
STAY n nlght and caSAe' ljbn.e- eafSs. next
morning. He says that that was the first
kiHs fo4 hink4p ga lost in the last fifty
years, and from this out he will carry a
telephone in his vest pocket, so that ne
can monty his faHily where to find MIN
x1iGn beis out hi3hts<J - ~ ~
J. The celebrated Davis family will hold
a Concert here and at Americas this week.
/ Maiar H9ed- of your eity, has over
eight hundred head of cattle on full feed
near Americas and about one thousand
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
DoBBINs' ELEcrkc soAr-Havtng obtained

DOBBINs' ELEcTKIc soAr-HaS ing obtained
the agency of this celebrated soap Tor En-
poria and vicinity, we append the opinion of
some of onr best people as to its merits;
have used "DobbinS' Electric Soap',lnaie
by j. l.. Cragin i Co Philadelphia. Pa and
recommend it rs the very best have ever
nsed. found that when used according to
directions. which are very simple, that 1t
washes clothes perfectly without boiling
rubbing, and saves one half the time -
Mrs. III. r. HAUSsLER.
Dobbins' Electric il all that it is recon-
men ded to he. MRS EMMA TARBEIL.
1t is the best soap have ever used. ami
think that all who give il a faithful trial will
use no other. Mrs. ID. l., CLARK.
think it is decidedly the best soap 7 have
ever tried. MRS. ANNIE NJ GRAHAM.
1t is really godsend. TO wOmankind.
Mrs. +. TRAsK.
We desire all our friends and customers to
give this soap one trial, so that they may
know just how good the best SOAP in the
U. s. is JNO. NJ. BUTLERg
40-ly Em poI ia, Has.
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WEDNESDAY. Iannarv L.

w H-DIN1AoD<A1s
Corporal r. s. Davidson, of the Coun-
Gil Grove Guards, stopped with US few
hours yesterday evening on his return
from Topeka Mr.. Davidson reports a
large turn out and a splendid time at the
Inauguration.
Mr.. Peters and family, who have been
living here since last spring, started yes
terday for Gods country, . away back in
Michigan. Miss Clara BIynn Cts with
sadness we record the fact, sister of Mrs
Peters, returned with them. We expect
to see them again next spring.
There is good material here for a mill
tary company, and We believe one could
easily be raised. What say you, boysg
We are informed by our democratic
friend, Mr.. Greenlee. that he had three
fine young steers killed by boar last
week. They were cut with his tusks-
all small cpts-aHd the poison seemed to
90 through the whole system They all
three dIed the same 1day-about q week
after they were hurt. Who can give a
recipe that will cure in such cases.
A concert by our brass band is in con-
temptation, to be given in about month.
One of the prominent features will be the
Overture of the Caliph of Bagdad, ~
which Prof SOgard is rearranging for
orchestra and piano. There will also be
rendered short dramatic play. The
members of the band have been to a
heavy expense for musical instruments.
and believe they will be certain to draw
large house al their concert.
All persons indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle their accounts on or
before March 1st, 1879, as after that date
they viii be placed in the hands of Jus
lice for collection. J.a GIBSON.
AMERICUs. Jan. 10, 1879. 3w3t
Queensware and glassware at n. w.
Gibssn's. A nice line of handsome glass
sets just received. dL46tf-w4tf.
KENO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

CHEAPEST BIBLE EVER SOID.-See
in another column an advertisement of
illustrated family Bibles at astOnishingly
low prices. The American Family b.
BILE Publishing Company, Cincinnati, o.,
are fully able to do what they offer, and
we understand that every one who has
bought Bible of them are more than
pleased; their Bibles are self explaining,
and the amount of extra matter they bind
with the Bible, if bought separately,
would cost more than they ask for the
bibles. The firm is first-class, and the
bibles can be returned if purchasers are
satisfied W2t4.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

With the sudden changes of temperature
which prevails in autumn weather,-rain,
Sleet, wind, snow and sunshine often in 4
single day-it is no wonder that death gath
ers such a rich harvest among the neglected
colds and coughs. Every home should con
tain Eilert'S Extract of Tar and W I'D Cherry
which prevents serious sickness If taken in
time, and will surely cure colds, coughs,
Group, catarrh, consumption and all bron-
chial complaints Don't wait ior sIckReS> 10
come but ut once procure this valuable RENE
dy, it may save life when delay would result
in death. Warranted and sold by all drug
gists. .. '.--'- - IS 3m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Safe, Permanent and Complete are the
cures OF intermittent diseases performed by
CLIFFoRD'S FEBRIFUGE. Dumb Chills Fever
and ARuo, and all bilious disorders are
speedily eradicated from the system Health
more permanently by the use OF this great
natural antidote than by any remedy hereto
fore known. 1t disinfects, cleanses and elm
mates all malaria As tonic, it acts as an
Ant'septic and Blood Purifier, bringing re
newGd energy and vitality TO the body worn
down by disease. j. Z. RICHARDsoN, Por-
Prietor. St Louis.
For sale by c. q. Sheluon +'---
Hothers, beware. Children may rest Sc
cure from Inflammation of the throat diph-
liberia. etc, by the timely use OF DIR. storm ;
Scotch cough candy. Price 10 cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The new county officers: j. NJ
Griffith, commissioner; l.. Il. Kellogg
probate Judge; Geo. w. friedrich, re
elected clerk of courts; and r. N. Sedg
witch. reelected as county attorney, wer,
duly sworn into Office Monday. Sheriff
Moon and Register Jones had to take
their Offices soon after election.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The board of county commissioners
reOrganized Monday, d. s. Gilmore retir-
ing and J. NJ. Griffith taking the oath of
Office. The board then proceeded to elect
I. A. Taylor, of Hartford, chairman, and
disposed of what business there was to
attend to, the old board having of course
pretty much cleared the docket Of the
business that had accumulated up to Jan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The advertisement of Charles Hinshaw
talks business. Mr.. Hinshaw is not only
one ofou old settlers, but has kept a
nursery here for seventeen years, and is
thoroughly qualified to judge what trees
will do well here. He is aman who will
do to tie to. We advise our readers to
buy carefully, and to give Mr. Hinshaw
a good share of their orders.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

We publish newspaper from mercen
airy motives, and cannot furnish papers
for anything except pay. People wont
furnish us with paper, ink, set type, OF
turn press, except they are paid, and this
forces us TO require pay for all we do
This is a great pity, but It's fact, and
we therefore request all who owe us to
settle up to January 1, 1879. We hope
no further notice will be needed, for
money is the only thing that keeps this
newspaper going and We need every cent
due u.s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The following figures show the
business done by the money order depart
ment of the Emporia post office during
the past year: 3,754 orders paid,
amounting 10 $63,625.O1; increase over
1877, $12,65O.s7. 3.O45 orders issued,
amounting to $34, 454.56 Increase over
1877, $S,75O71. Total increase $21,-
4O1 ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The Chicago Lumber Company has
made arrangements to establish lum-
Der yard at Eureka as soon as the rail.
road is built from here to that city. They
have also arranged to establish lumber
yards Atvarious other points in the south.
west In connection with the branch roads
which the A., T. 81 S. F. are building and
propose TO build
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
The F'rnerai of Henry Bunk
A was aT1n0uncad~ the funeral Of

AS was announced, the funeral of MIR
Bunk was held on Wednesday after.
noon, under the direction ofthe Knights
of Pythias. That sorganizatioh, in citi.
zens dress, marched to Mr.. Henning's
residence, Yand escorted the hearse to the
church, where appropriate, services were
held, Rev. Clark officiating. The Aremen
draped their engine house and engine in
Grape, and decorated the engine with
evergreen wreaths, and large flag at
half mast, also, draped, in front of the en-.
CINE, and let it stand during the funeral
out in front of the engine house, mean
time tolling the fire bell. After the ser
vices at the church were over, and Mr.
Bunk's comrades and friends had taken
their last took at his remains, the pro
cessiOn marched to the cemetery, the
Knights preceding and the firemen fol.
lowing the hearse. The Knights OF
Pythias funeral service was carried out
at the grave, and he p4ocession return
ed, having done all that could be done
in honor of the deceased. Mr.. Bunk, as
we before stated, was a yonng man with.
out any near relatives, but he had many
friends, being greatly esteemed, for, ltii
MANY >sOod4 qualities. EHisS partner
friends, and his brother firemen and
knights of Pythias, showed that true
friendship can spring from acquaintance
and association, and honored thenise yes
in hOnOring their dead comrade.
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Normal, Illinois.

County Treasurer Eastman has issued
over $500 tax receipts during the pres
ent season. Asipany ashad been issued
Fby March f56f Of last year This is an
encouraging showing as it indicates
that taxes are being well paid IN <
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
: District Court Proceedings.

metpursuant TO adjournment OF
the Clerk on last Saturday. Present, E.
B. Peytdn Jadgei J 2 3. Moon, Sheriff,
and some of the resident attorneys Court
+Opened in the usual way and proceeded
with the following business:
Board of CeGnty Commissioners of the
county of Barton vs.. Plumb & soden-
Demurrer of defendant argued by coun.
sci and taken under Amusement by the
court.
The Chicago Lumber Company VS.. NJ.
w. Sawyer and A. NJ Henderson-On
motion John A. Moore and E. p Bruner
were made parties defendant
P. B. Plumb VS.. Jennie Stone-Title
of lot No. 1876 Merchants street adjudged
TO be in defendant and title Quoted as
against plaintiff. 80 '''.1'
J. w. Funkhouser VS.. Fanny Moore ct.
Gl-Order taken confirming sale and
Sheriff, ordered TO pay taxes out of pro
ceeds of sale and todmaEe purchaser a
deed to premises.
Court adiouped until JAN II, 1879, at
10 p'dock. ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The annual meeting of the Lyon coun-
ty branch of the American Bible Society
will be held on Sunday next January
10th. The usual services in each of the
churches in the morning. at which time
a collection will be taken in aid of the
society. Business meeting at 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon at the Presbyterian
church, for the purpose of receiving re.
ports, electing officers, &c. Union meet
ing IN the evening at the Presbyterian
church. Address and sermon by Rev j.
J. Thompson, of Topeka 1t is hoped
that all who revere Gods word will, by
liberal contribution, and by their pres.
ence ut the business and other meetings
aid in the good work of carryin the truths
of scripture and gospel to those who
need it. s, GUERRIKR, Prest.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
GRAPE CREAM TARTAR.

FRKNcH BAKING PoWDER Is pufe TrsDe
cream tartar, manufactured by James HeW-
son & Co Kansas City, No. fTayoring ex-
tracts. Jamaica ginger, fruit jEices Ifouid
blue: school inks, mucflage, Cremors, &c, .
speciality Ask your grocer for the French
Baking PoWder-alWays healthy harmless
nutritious and aRectiOnate. 17mo5.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

A Mrs. Boyd, living on Constitution
street south of the railroad, died Sun
day morning, leaving eleven children.
We learn that her husbands health is
also poor, and the family is in very des-
titute circumstances. Mrs. Boyd has
been sick ever since coming here, about
a year and q half Funeral services
took place on Monday, Rev. Mr.. Pye
Officiating
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Farmers guard your horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs from the distempers, colds and feyers so
easily taken This time of year, and costing so
much when neglected, by mixing Uncle Sans
Condition Powder in their feed according to
the directions You can make no investIn ent
that will yield so great profit to your purse,
and comfort to your stock. Sold by all drug
gistS. 49, 3m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17
Special Notices.

FARMERS, ATTETIoN.-The "Hum-
phrey" or Goal Creek Mill" on the
Cottonwood, east of Emporia, is again
in complete order and prepared to do
custom work or exchange flour for
wheat 49wtf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

We give to-day the completion of the
county commissioners report OF the sale
of railroad stock and purchase of bonds
IL is just the information promised the
people, and the entire statement will be
found in this issue of the Weekly News.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Major L. B. Fuller, wife and son, have
gone east on a short visit. The Major
-geesOn seTerai days, business at eChica-
ges hrs FnTleHaRd Park viii spend a
week or so with relatives and friends at
Normal. Illinois
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Last Sundays morning service ut the
Congregational church was devoted to
the subject of home missions, and after a
fine appeal by DIR, Cordley "a collection
was taken, amounting to about seventy
dollars
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

GLAsswARE-The most complete stock of
Glassware in town at J. ID. DAvIsoN's.
A handsome line of Fancy Pearl and 9TH
er Dress Buttons, at NKWMAN's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Co. of England, assets $2s OOO. 600. surplus So
100000, insure against loss or damage by IRE.
Policies isiued at current rates.
A n HANNA Apent
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

j. L. Dougherty's familiar face was
on the streets Monday. Jim has been on
the mail service between Kansas City
and st. Louis lately. His regular run is
on the Santa Fee road east of Topeka.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Some of our county officials are dis
cussing the possibilities of an increase Of
salary with an increase of population
which will be shown by the assessors re-
turns next spring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

An elegant line Of Kid Gloves, from two to
six buttons. and the best 81 2-Dutton Kid in
the business-every pair warranted-at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Albert Phenis went down to his Kansas
home Tuesday morning. Hehas been Wis
iting relatives at OswegO and stopped of
here Sunday and Monday, before return
ing To Eureka
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

We received call Wednesday from
Mr.. William Skiff, of Newton, Iowa,
an old friend of I. E. Perley. Mr..
Skiff says he was coming south TO find
warmer climate, and the further he
goes the more snow he finds. He ex-
presses himself, however, as well pleased
with Kansas as far as he has had an
opportunity TO observe. Mr.. Skiff is q
genial old gentleman, has travelled ex-
tensively, and is keen observer of men
and things. 81 - - 4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

II you want = prosecution neatly and care
fully compounded. go to NORTH& RYDKR's
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Court re-opened Monday. 1t was adj.
journed'sver from Saturday on account
Of the absence-of Judge Peyton, who had
not then returned from the west.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

Hon. I. X. Pheanis, of Eureka, an old
acquaintance of many of our people
came up from Eureka Friday. He was
on his ySyto Topeka, tt.# Et'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-17

The NJ, X: d T. has made a reduction
in passenger rates TO all points east also
10 local stations. This reduction takes
place at once. ~