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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-03
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Normal Notes.

The Normal is loomingup. 1t begins
to look like old times
Brick work of second story is nearly
completed
Forty-seven men are employed on the
works. Eleven are brick masons.
d. c. Wilcox has charge of thirty.
eight men.
John Travor, of Topeka, has charge
of the carpenter work Mr. Travor is a
thorough mechanic, and is pushing
things along in the right style.
Carpenters are putting loists on the
east and west wings Of the second story
to-day
G c. Scott is SIN in charge of the
stone cutters.
Albert Hurst has gone to Dunlap to
take charge of the stone quarry, and l
cannot keep track of Sterling. Wekeep
Jones at the brick yard.
o. p Smith has gone to Lawrence.
Visitors are calling daily. Dan Nc
Donald, of the Merchants hotel, Harry
Cnrsweil, of Fredonia, and Mr.. RyboIt
called on the 18th.
Van Holmes, Prof. james Holden and
Gen. Finley called one day last week.
Van wanted to know if we could wills
tie. Not having time we did not try,
and don't know yet. Van seems to be ac-
quaintea with our early career. I guess
he is. But we must not say very much
about our visitors; somebody might get
offended. Nevertheless, .'three of the
four" receive letters from Madison very
frequently.
The contract for the heating of the
building was awarded 10 Samuel [. Pope,
of Chicago.
Mr.. White, OF Emporia, has the con
tract for the tin work.
Miss Martha joy, one of the present
teachers of the Normal school, called
Saturday
The lost Charley Ross is at work on
Ule Normal
The wild African is sui with MS.
Dunbar is as docile rs lamb.
This would be good place fer some
candidate to call There is thirty-four
voters hereat present.
The air ducts are all prepared and
Tagged, except the one in basement cor
ridor.
We must say, before We forget 1t, that
Dave Morris called last Friday. This
was Dawes first visit, and perhaps will
be his last, as he is so busy throwing
! tinctures.
In closing our notes to day we viii say
to the mutual friends that we viii moi
mention them again, but hope they viii
smooth over all little "animosities" to
wards us, and forget mc-not
D. PROCTOR.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Toledo Gossip.


Wayne Lee and Andy Hinchman ship
ped five car loads of cattle from Stafford
Friday. They intend visiting Montana
before returning to Kansas. Mr.. Lee
has secured the services of Dir. Blunt
Jones to look after his business interests
here. Mr.. Jones is trustworthy young
man, and no doubt the widow will be
cared for.
Farmers are gathering corn. The
crop is below an average, but not suffi-
iently short to lend hope to the Green
back cause in this part of the county.
Mr. Adams, former resident of this
place, arrived Saturday from Chicago.
We understand that he will locate per
manently this time.
Mr. r. j. Church regrets that he did
not have the fair postponed until Octo-
ber He is positive he has the premium
baby, and Mrs. Church is needing a
sewing machine However, he is reason
ably happy, and calls her Jessie She
will be week old Thursday,
Aunt Dinah is fast recovering her
health. This is an agreeable surprise to
her many friends who were forced to
give up all hope when it was reported
she had three noted practitioners with her.
But contrary TO all human events Sic is
still living, joyial and good natured as
ever; and should 1t 50 happen that she
is NOT carried AWAY at AN early date Inv
I; fatal attack of the Rambotisin, We pre-
dict a long life of usefulness.
We chronicle the departure and return
of Charles Conway, who left for Iowa
last week to attend the medical college
He returned sunday morning in company
with Paris Mills and daughter, and ru.
NOR says there was a wedding, but we
are given to doubt
CofjsTN ! ssIIAIA
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The true college question is not, as
Mr.. Burrows in his article in Thursdays
News puts it, "Whether promiscnons
taxation shallfbe resorted to for the sup
port of any UNCONVENTIONAL institution. y
Mr.. Burrows admits, as every intelligent
man must admit, "that it would be fine
thing to have the college here The
true state of the matter is this: The
Synod of Kansas is proposing to build
an endowed institution at some place in
the state. There are half dozen towns
and cities bidding high for the location
of this college. The citizens of Empo-
ma are alive to the opportunity offered
of increasing the population, business
and capital of the city by obtaining the
college for this place. The Synod is not
asking any favor nor any support for its
enterprise. 1t is seek
ing a place where, ultimately, the de
nomination will spend at least twice
$4,000 every year. 1t is seeking place
to the population of which it will add at
OuCC oCfCIdl AunAIC0-d pAdCC Tic Ctp1-
tai of which it will increase now $25, 900,
and eventually 100000 or $780, 900;
place the business of which it will at once
increase many thousands OF dollars in
volume. There is no mingling of state
and church in the matter. 1t is ques-
ton of pure business policy for Emporia
herself The question is not shall the
city help somebody, but how shall she
most wisely and efIectually help herself?
Not shall she limit her public schools,
but shall she encourage that which pro
notes the general prosperity of the place,
insures its growth in population and
wealth, and thus enables it to improve
its schools and finish its city enterprises.
If the college is TO be located here all
persons and all property will be benefit
ted alike. All should be willing TO bear
a just part of the burden in developing
the desired prosperity. A uniform tax
is at once the easiest, fairest and most
business-like way of raising the amount.
Let it be kept in mind the question is
not shall some class or denomination be
but shall the prosperity and
of all the citizens be promot-
ed in this way2 No fisherman be
grudges his minnow if it catch him II
bass. CITIZEN.
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SATURDAY MORNING, Sept p, ~
Court met pursuant to adjournment,
Present as on yesterday. Court opened
IN due form and proceeded as follows:
No. -.GOble IS. Thompson en-
paneled and the evidence submitted to
the jury AT II m The court was adj
vised that this was the day of the meet
ing of the Republican county convention
ana that a part ofthe jury before which
this ease was being tried were delegates
TO said convention, whereupon the court
discharged the jury until Monday morn
ing at So o'clock.
No. So. Bales Us. Bales-Tried by ths,
court and Judgment for defendant Gu
motion Of plaintiff, Judgment was SCI
aside and case continued ,iaiil neSi
term. Mhereupon court adjourned si,r-
III Monday morning at half past 5 O'clock.
MONDAY MORNING, Sept 20.
Court opened in due form and pro
ceeded as follows:
Goble vs. Thompson-Ca Case argued 10y
counsel and returned verdict for plain
tiff for $112.
Pearce VS.. Puinam-Jury empaneled
and evidence submitted, and court al
journed.
TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. 80.
Court opened in due form, and after
arguments of counsel the court took
above case from the jury and continue
the case.
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ANNOUNCEMENT ExTEAoRDINARY-
Pearsall enters the free for all race for
sheriff. Make room for the heavy weight
champion in the political prize-ring
We are requested to announce Big
Hank, whose surname is Pearsall, as an
independent candidate for sheriff of this
county. He is independent but aggres-
sivc. lie is more radical than lack
Chandler or Jim Blaine, more conserva-
tive than Horatio Seymour or Allen q.
Thurman On finance he is the peer of
old Greenbacks himself and does not
wish TO be compared 10 such financial
glow-worms as Tom Ewing, John Shcr
man or Sam Wood, and he has bigger
barrel than old Tilden. In fact he is
just the man (he thinks for sheriff of
Lyon county. Fearing neither man nor
devil, hesnaps his fingers at such chaff as
Jake Moon, Tom Ryan and Hank Lowe
and fully confident of his ability, he pro
poses TO cry the sherifFs sales from the
east door of the court house for the next
two years w39i4
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cAmpAIGN nALLAn.



Il Uant 70 get an once. I'm sise, II saaking
Bonr,
81 l,ossr eus captain Eastman, aese i hai
IN us l..ssves,
rm Tired 81 trsas.ng sser,' an '..life } must
have:
,TwouId help my wosa.iea lpei,n4,s ners
than ny greenest saite.
i've lived in Lyon ceaaty 10 now ibis naany
ayeari
Ys saw rot this grabs enc timber ,sat's
ALWAYS been 50 near .
iii diddle didale tI.e ,iie, i.bses cr,s ad.ls..
Lat Ryan jufai, ots,r } AXE Moon;
How a. the wafia iAuehe.E tosee stcli n "a aft.
Aud the dish tipped ga The green raper
spoon
Jolly Al,se toppoek sat . hueInees,
watchIng the onniy clerks broth;
Long came Billy Ewing and Sc. the broth
stewne.
And said. eol.iosk, now yea Aioses orr
The miller got drowned IN his pond;
The weaver got hung Ia his yarn;
The Republicans ran or with Billy j. Jones.
With his deed books under his arm.
Fe 70 iunl, u Coroner we must have one;
They'll tiy 10 give nihbsR
The Coroner's ribbon,
Then 1rneworthy, fe will have meme.
he d 10 fun, a Surveyor, we must have one:
They'll give Harry iiibben
Another blue ribbon,
Then VEINS Won't have nary one.
MARION JoHN.
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A COOP PIAN-As san ounce of pre-
ventIon is worth pound of cure it is a
good plan to buy bottle of KREss FE-
YER Tone, and during the season when
chills and fever are prevalent, take a
small dose daily, thus preventing the
of contracting any m..arial
disease If you have the ague buy
bottle aud be cured promptly and surely.
The money refunded if ii does not cure.
1t contains no quinine or poison, and is
pleasant 10 take. w3Smo1
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Sion that Coueb.

IF you are suffering with cough, cold
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consump-
ton, loss of voice, tickling in the throat,
or any affection of the throat or lungs,
nse DIR. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption. This is the great remedy
that is causing so much excitement by
its wonderful cures, curing thousands OF
hopeless cases. Over one million bot
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery have
been used within the last year, and have
given perfect satisfaction in every in
stance. We can unhesitatingly say that
this is really the only SIRE catTe for
throat and lung affections, and can
cIiccriulIy recommend it to all. Call and
get bottle free Of cost, or a regular size
for 81. B. WHELDoE Il Co,
d11HG-wf5t1 3 Emporia, Kansas.
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GRREg's AUGUST FLOW kR-It is natural
Tor teotlt. suffering wiail ID spctrsia and Lily
er con paint or any arrangement of HE Ill
eestiyc ORGANS, such rs sour stomach, sick
hez.!acbc habitnai cosfiyencss, palpitsiiitn
OF heart. heart burn, v ateT- brash. gnas ing
burning pains at the pit ef tie stomach, yel-
low skin coated tongue and dt5agfeeabIc
Taste in the mouth, coming mp OF fs,nti after
eating low spirits. &cs, 10 pit or from day
bnging an article that they know has cured
their neishbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it Is too lafc. But If
you viii go 70 your tIfHggiss ) a Moore. and
get a bottle OF tsEEKE's AUGUST FLOW RIt.
Your immediate cure Is as certain rs youliye.
Sample bottles OF this naedieine can be oh
tanned for 10 cents TO try its superior v iriHe
Regular size % cents. Try It; Two doses VIII
relieve any ease. W5Jeow
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SrpAYED-Two bay mares, one heavy
win foaI when she left, likely has colt
bv her side now, has snalIrunning sore
on left Jaw; the other one aIighf bay,
thick name and tail, lett hind foot white,
and is rather stiff in front Win pay So
FOR information leading TO their recovery,
or a more liberal reward for their re-
urn. GAssETT & WOoD,
w37tf Box So. Elnporia.
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The new Harris s. Smith safety lamps
arc made in allstyles-- hand lamps, table
lamps, bracket lamps and hanging lamps.
They can also be used on gas fixtures
They all have tile safety features and are
the most convenient lamps IN many
ways, especially in extinguislling, which
can be done Without turning down the
wick or blowing down The chimney. For
sale By North s. Ryder. w4etl
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STRAYED OR SroLEN-On the night
of the 18th OF August, 1879, from near
my residence, one mile northwest of
Americas, one black mare, aged IA years,
branded &c. b. on left shoulder She
is a little above the medium size and had
with her black mare colt, with white
spot In forehead. | viii give $40 for
their return, or viii literally reward any
information leading to their recovery.
ANNIE DAVIDSON, Americas, Kan.
Sept. 5, 70. w37t4
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Plymouth points.
PLYMourH, Sept. %.

PLYMoUTH, Sept %.
A nice rain Sunday, which was much
welcomed
Miss Mary Dillon is attending the
Normal School this fall. May success
be hers.
School begins here The 9th. with Miss
Dixon for teacher
And now a little daughter makes glad
the heart of our friend. n. NJ. Hinshaw.
Corn gathering has begun, aud there
will be plentiful harvest
Our temperance society commences
next Monday evening. All are invited
10 attend
Uncle john Osborn leaves here Tues
day for Ogden, Ohio, on visit to his
brother.
The school directors have had ihs
school house reshinsIed, ceiled and
painted inside, which will add greatly
10 its appearance as well as comfort.
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y - fhe a giietetl.-One Of our

Joy 70 the AHiieted.-One Of our most
eminent American chemists has alscoyereti a
process whereby he obtHiHs, in u palatal,ie
is1rsii ALI the active medicinal properties oi
Tie East India Cinchnna bark, without dis
tI.rhing the irritant ana inert matter In
this preparation the alkaDias are in their MI
tin conibin ations, and the same proportions
OF the ingredients are maintained rs exist ia
the celebrated bark nom the Eeilgherry htits.
This nfpparltlon Is called CLIFFogD'S Ia b
RIFUGE. ;iH, Is fast taking tl,e place o gut
nine and the so-called agle cures, etc. in tbe
market j. q. RICH = itIlS IN. Prop'rs
For sale by all druggists 81. Louis
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Toledo Items.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct /.

v EilSI.SDA4, Oct.
October LIST, - degrees IN the shade.
Two weddings in town this week.
Miss Maggie Morgan visited her
friends in Toledo This week
II We were called 10 judge the con
duct Of Keno at the fair, we would de-
eide at once he had fears of beiag the
lucky bachelor. AuNT DINAH.
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We had call recently from General
Norton, United States marshal for the
northern district of Texas. He had
been with the Presidential party, which
he Joined at Parsons and accompanied
on their trip to Larned. The General is
an old time Wing, of so enthusiastic a
type that in 1874 he vowed he would
never cut his hair or whiskers until
Henry Clay was elected president. AS
Henry has been out Of the field for some
time, and the General has kept his VOW,
it may not seem surprising to note that
he carries his mustache over his ears
and bears a striking resemblance to r.
Van Wrinkle, Esq, The General in
formed us that he is also now connected
with the newspaper profession and edits
dhe only Republican newspaper pub
lished in the state of Texas.
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STRAYED.-From my place. southeast
of Reading, 10 head of three-year-old
steers; three were branded with "Hn on
left hip, two figure s'2'' ON hip, and four
with end of hair clipped from tails; rest
not marked. Herd contained three
white ones, with few red hairs ON two of
them; rest were red, roam, white and
red 4 liberal reward will be paid for
any information leading to their re-
coyery. j. o. JONES, Reading Kan
sas. ECt1*
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

STRAYED-A COW and calf, about July
LIST, 1879; one light red roam COW marked
with crop and slit in right ear and under
bit in left ear, with small horns; also a
red heifer calf marked with crop on right
ear and under bit in left ear Any one
giving information leading To recovery
viii be literally rewarded.
ANDREW HINsHAw,
w40tf % miles east of Emporia
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There is no use denying that Favor
ites, cook ing stoves are 81 firmly liked in
the minds aud affections Of tie people,
Fy the wonderful perfection Of their con-
sfriiction and operation, as 10 place them
in the lead of all others. W40tl
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired IRON practice,
having had placed in his hands By an East
India missionary the forInuln ora simple veg
etaiic remedy for the speedy aud permanent
cure of Consumption. bronchitis, 1atarlh,
Asthma, and all Threat and Lung Affections,
also "A uositivc and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all NerFons Complaints. AFTER
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt It his duty 10
make it known to his suffering fellows Ae-
tgtated BIZ this motive and = desire 70 relieve
human suffering. will send ff.c of charge
To all who desire it. this reeti'e, with tHli it-
rectioHS for preparing ava rising, German,
French. or English. seat b. by address
ing with stamp, naming THIS paper ". W !.
wi7fn6
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The Marsh Agne Cure IS the best.
The Marsh Agae Cure is the cheapest.
The Marsh Agne Cure never fails.
The Marsh Ague Cure-only so cents.
The Marsh Ague Cure stops the chiIIs.
The Marsh Agne Cure subdues the
fever
The Marsh Agne Cure removes the
blood.
The Marsh Agne Cure expels the
poison
The Marsh Ague Cure Qiquid or pills.
is for sale by b. Wheldon u Co, drug
gists- dI:s6Sw1SyI
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BuckIen,s ArnIoa saIve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter.
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ali
kinds of skin. eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Ii,
every case or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by b. Wheldon
& Co, Emporia, Kansas. dIOJy1.
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As ',an ounce of prevention is worth u
pound of cure" II is 4 Sood plan 10 nay a bot
tie of KReSss FEW EIt TOMB. and during
the season when chiils aud fever are preva-
lent, take small dose daily, thus preventing
the possibility oil contracting amy n;tiariai
disease II you have the apue, buy Il bottle
and he cured promptly and surely The mon
ely resIIndctl Al il sioes not cure IL contains
no quinine or poison. and Is pleasant 10 take
1naiaanA
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FoR electromagnetic Poland
China boars, from months to one year
old The finest and best bred pigs of the
breed ever Offered for sale in Lyon conn
ty Prices as low as can be found any
where. w404 L. II. WRIGHT
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A free entertainment both for soul and
body is soon co be held at the Presbyte-
rian church We refer to the annual
convention of the Lyon county Sunday
school association, which viii be held in
Emporia October 10th and 10th. The
programme is out today, and from the
list of topics and names set against them
we feel safe in predicting feast for all
in attendance. Each school in the coun-
~ will be represented by the superin-
tendent and two delegates. while all WHO
can come will be welcome. Delegates
will be entertained free.
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A drop letter was received at the En-
poria post office lastweek for President
Hayes, and as he showed no disposition
90 impure at the delivery window for it,
the no doubt important document was
taken 70 his special train that evening.
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a SuccEssFuL WASHING MAcuINE.-
The well known Sweepstakes Washing
machine is for sale at the Grange store,
Emporia- Ladies can save 4 great deal
of hard work and time by using the
Sweepstakes. 1t is practical, reliable
machine. Bcw22tf l. W Bush, Agt.
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LOOK HEREl-Do you want to Dor
row money on ten years time, or less,
payable in installments, at fair rates
We can furnish ii to YOU
w37tf A. S. SMITH & Co.
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Mr.. "Jim," of "Jim and Tom," of the
Chicago Restaurant, goes west this after
noon to Colorado Springs to make ar
engagements to supply Emporia with
fresh mountain trout.
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PERsoNAL.-We had callto-day from
Mr.. VIM. w. Davis, associate editor of
the Catholic Tribune, new paper cs-
tablished IN Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Da-
Wis is canvassing for Subscribers for his
paper. Price, 81 per year.
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Our hosiery department 10 full 10 its
capacity. and at prices which no other
house can compete with.
GRKAT BANKRErr SAFE.
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NoTIcE.-The Chicago Lumber Go.
are now prepared to furnish both anthra-
cite and soft coal in quantities 10 suit
pnrchaseTs. Prices as low as the lowest.
w4Otf
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LIST OF LETTERS
Advertised September so. 1870.

Advertised September so. 1870.
Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say .sadvertised,' and give date.
Brown, w nj Jones, America
Beard, l. y McCreary, 4. NJ
COOK, W IllIam Reynolds. Aioiiie
CaiVerf, James l.. Isesef9 Philip
Gray, J St Clair Rodgers. q, t,rge
GoldeD, James smith \
Hasleit, Mrs Sida T.. Wilson Esag
Hamilton. VIM H. Niller J.
Jackson, Albert
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Miss Sarah Wiley. Jane>ville, Ohio.
American Central ms 60. 81 I40us, Mo.
&. T.. Van I'm. New Bedford H.
Nose James. Pentllelnn. IIlL
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FouxD by John T. Davis, 4 watch,
on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 10Th, At the
n. e. corner Of Commercial street and 4th
avenue. Owner please call ard prove
property, and pay charges.
I.iaceia mn
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We had call Tuesday morning from
Mr.. Fla. Adams. Mr.. Adams is to take up
his residence here, and is the agent for
the southwestern marble and granite
works. His Office is Mt the company's
new building and works, opposite the
court house.