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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-28
ASIERICUs NOTES.
THURSDAY. February 20.

THURSDAY. February 20.
Small quilting bee at Mrs. DF.WFlght's
VIM. Grimsley had his collar bone
broken yesterday by horse falling with
him while chasing a wolf. Mr.. c. met
with similar accident last spring. DIR.
Wright fixed him up.
J. 5. Gibson, our enterprising hard.
ware man, has bought the house and lots
occupied by Rev. Chaffee, and will fit it
up for a hOme-$1 600.
John Bond. of the drug store, has bought
the house and lots owned and occupied
by Mr.. Barthel, and has employed Domm
& Hall to raise and otherwise improve
the house-$450.
F. Willard is having his residence fin
ished up in good style.
Sutton house office improved-no room
for improvement on the table-by gold
letters on windows by Devoe s. "shorty."
A miniature hell was raised in the drug
store last night, at least there was fire
and birthstone, and Mr. Bond, Josh Hard
ing and some others were pretty badly
burnt by that fire and birthstone. We
were there, and it didn't hurt us.
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Major Fuller informs us that there
are fifty to sixty teams at work grading
the narrow guage from here to Eureka
and that more will be put to work next
raat
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Report for the month ending Feb. IA.
1879, of district No. As: Total enroll
ment, "a; average daily attendance, 90.
Milton Smith, George Langley and Ger
trude easier were perfect in department.
MARY HpTcBAsoN, Teacher.
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Prof Pomeroy, and Judge Kellogg
who had been before the ways and means
committee in regard to the work of the
Normal school, came down Thursday.
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There is an excellent opportunity for
some good, live boys to make some mon.
ey herding cows when the new ordinance
goes into effect
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Many of our sidewalks are in wretched
cOndition-fullO of holes, loose and broken
boards In some places the boards are
gone for quite a distance. Fix 'em up.
Fix 'em up Immediately. Suppose we
have a wet front to our summer like
last year-and then it amt in keeping
with Emporia.
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Qht gmporiu NtUs.
EMPoRIA, FRIDAY. FEB. %, 1879

An interesting special telegram from
Topeka will be found in our telegrsphic
report today.
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KENO.

FRIDAY, February 81.
There are twenty applicants for each
house to let.
Cahola was well represented in town
yesterday.
d. p. Tressler has marked goods down
so low that they won't stay up on the
shelves.
Zane Adair is going about on three
legs-he run a saw mill over the other
one yesterday.
There was rooster In town today,
and in conversation with Miller and 9TH
eFs, remarked that he thought Keno was
a regular darned fool" Now, that's all
he knows about farming. He didn't see
where the laugh came in, and probably
won't until he reads this item.
We would ask our country friends to
report to US any news they may have
when they come to town. or send it direct
to the NEWS, as they choose. We would
be glad TO see communications from 9TH
ers in this vicinity, and make the NEWS
more interesting. KENO.
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Mr.. Watson voted for and Mr.. 10y
against the bill TO appoint three commits
sioners to regulate railroad freights.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-28

Miss Mollie Cleaver, sister of Charley
Cleaver, arrived few days ago and is
visiting her brother and his wife.
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/. 4. TAYLOR,
L. A. WooD, Com.
I'M GRIFFITH

1t appearing that Jacob Bolt has been
assessed for s., 257 in money, for which
he pays taxes in the State of Illinois, the
county clerk was instructed to deduct
the said amount from his assessment for
1878. The following order was made in
regard to the keeping of the probate
judges Office: Ordered by the board OF
county commissioners, of Lyon county,
Kansas, that L. B. Kellogg, probate
judge of said county, be allowed to
keep the records of said court at the
Office of Buck s. kellogg, in the city of
Emporia, until suitable office can be
prepared for said records.
l. A. TAYLOR,
Chm. Co. Board.s
W. U E1vrNre. Clarh
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Mr.. McCausland, patentee of the Nc
Causland iron advertised in our columns,
has been here about two weeks offering
10 sell territory for his invention, and
during that time he has traded fol 400
acres of good land in Lyon county, a
house and lot in Americas and brick
business building in EmpOria. This
looks as though Mr.. McCausland's in
genious patent was certainly II money
making thing
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WV. F. EWING, Clerk.

Life is bnt short, and we should do all we
can TO prolong it. Check = cough or q cold at
once by using an old and reliable remedy such
a. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, Price sc. visit.
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There were two train loads of passen
gers on the Santa Fe Thursday evening
They were three hours late.
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Mrs. c. NJ. Folks, of Usage City, who
lad been visiting relatives here for some
days, returned to her home Sunday.
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MONDAY, February "a.
Market repOrt-Butter, 1919; eggs, g.;
live hogs, 219@3c.
No Americas notes Saturday. IVES
'em.
Fremont Wright has been appointed
administrator of his fathers estate.
There was horse race in town on Sat
urday, but we won't "give ourselfaway'
by reporting it.
Harvey 10y was hauling hay on Sat
urday with his new team-Belle and
Dickie.
VIM. Grimsley brought his collar bone
to DIR. T. A. Wright on Saturday to have
it mended. Wolf hunting don't pay, Bill.
The glee club was rehearsing on Sat.
urday night for the concert TO be given
soon by the band.
The contract for the earth approach 10
the Ruggles bridge was taken on Satur.
day by II. NJ. Ruggles, Esq, at $50.
Josh Harding was standing too close
to the northwest corner of a Texas mare
when she was playing the Highland
fling is why he holds his arm in the po-
sition he does. No bones broken.
We have just learned that arrange
ments are making TO secure a good flour
ing mill here, and there is little doubt
but it will soon be assured, as men with
capital are making the move. There is
no place in Kansas where there is bet
ter opening for n mill. as there is a large
grain district surrounding us, and there
is nothing that would help this town SC
much. There's millions in it,"
Festival at the NJ. Z. church next Fri
day evening, 2sth inst, for the benefit OF
the pastor. The ladies will prepare 8
good supper, for which % cents will be
charged. An opportunity will be given
for additional voluntary contributions
from any who may desire TO make them
Everybody come. KENO.
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SATURDAY, Feb. %

SATURDAY, Feb. 90.
LOsT.-Between DIR. Wright's and the
L. p. church, silver thimble. The find
er will please leave it with Miller.
Will Davidson, of Americas, received
a No. l certificate at the late examina-
ton at Emporia.
The Misses Davidson, Swimm, Gates,
ShOwalter, Ickes, Trcssler and Messrs.
Stewart and Tressler, serenaded the band
by singing: Pull for the shore ," "Home,
sweet home" etc. We don't see why
some of the band boys don't furnish some
of those young ladies with a sweet little
home, etc.
We counted to-day % sales of personal
property advertised in the New Bloom
field, Penn, Times, and we are informed
that nearly all the parties are selling to
come to Kansas, and most of them to
Lyon county.
Ed Calkins is now selling at hard
times prices, harness of all kinds, col
lars, saddles, brides, whips, etc. Call
and see him in Americas. dS0t1-w9tf.
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The Connecticut house of representa-
tlves has taken a long step to the taxa
tlon OF churches in voting to tax the
property OF religious corporations not
actually used in church work.
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The streets were booming Saturday.
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All the churches were full Sunday.
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one VINO Knows.
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MERE MENTION.


Postmaster James will examine candidates under the
clNl service rules In the New York Post Once today
Mrs Burns will omen A free class in snorthand for
ladies eXclusiyeiv tonorrow morning in Coone iinan
~ , ~. - - 's' 80 'F'' N'"''
III pltvn Hl give MS hlu eNhlbluoh OF laughing gas
a., 'N' '"'''''" ~'"'"0'"
a. rue fnmonu ROCK goes on trial trip tomorrow.
Somh.Nofr IuoAer expects All steam vessels 10 salute
hei A. she moves up ana down the MYERS
Palestine Comnandery. No. II, Knights Templar will
ON SATURDAY. for Detroit Morton Commentary M
I. will escort them to Chambers street ferry
Ni,t,.t ,,,,r,.,, ,a,,, ..,.t,., =. -. -, ..,
oh, @ n' isalou hsAins' lamp wall wAtchlng
234 West Forty nrst street from lie chill contracted
while so doing
ft 5r I 1sp" ed man soout ~ yents o. age i've
t "", i,0Vs tAl Nhu wearing uafk clothlhg, COTTON
~, n,u salel sn9rs was found on the beach near
'ui' """H'"h yesterday
Tie American Butter. Egg and Cheese Exchange
haS elected President John A wnlett; Vice Presidents
u. 4. Mantnn, lhos H. Newman. j. H. seymour Tho
A., ............ - 49,,
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PENNsYLvANIA nAILK0AD.
AND uNITE6 States Nail ROUTE

AMI UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On aud after MAY 10 1879,
Trans leave New York Via ncshrosses and Cortandt
street Ferries, A. follows
EAprrss Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami South
4. NJ daily. ' $500
For Wiliausport Lock Haven. Cory and Erie ats 40
T.. N connecting AZ CORY Tor rlusve. Petroleum
Haven "a NJ w N
Baltimore Washington. and the South Tainted Wash
inst9n Express ct Pullman Palace Cars daily. except
SUNDAY, 10 NJ; arrive Washington 4.l4 e. VI Rrett.
lar at $50 and 500 A ~ l. l. and 10 r. NJ sunday $50
A. NJ and ~ 4 VI. ''' 800
EXpres. tor Philadelphia. $50 30 = 90 40 Limitcp
II A. NJ, l. 80, 4, .. q. 7ain $50 ana 10 f. NJ Suu
day 4an ami % A NJ o. a. 80 : 30 ami lOP NJ lwi
grant ami second class 80 T.. VI.
Boats w blouklNn Annex connect with all through
ram, at JTr,ry Guy. ahoriiug speedy and direct
IrH1s arrive From h'usnnEh 600, 10 20 4. NJ, 1910
FROM Washington nnd Baltimore. 800 A Vi . q 30
sou, ~ 10 T. NJ sunday, $50 A. VI lO,ID u NJ
FROM philadelphia. 3 80. 6uh, 500 - lp.lO ii 40
4 NJ, . 400, 81. $50 p 80 and lu.lu l. NJ sunday
80, 500, $50. lofu n go A. NJ q ~. 1910 T. ~
Ticket Ohlces, 12d ami nii broadway, / Aston House
AMI loot OF Deshrosscs and Coruandt ss Court n and
n4okNn AnnGN ppoi loot of Fulton 81. Brooklyn. III
ilo, ana llh Hudson ST. Hobokrn, Depot Jersey CIV
Emgrant Ticket ohce Battery place N''
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
''NlN N"HletTs Ten Passenger AgCut
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Christian should not DO doubted BY this
the unschsh conduct Of tho native Christians
not only has pence been restored. but also n
good state Of feeling between the Christians
and their heather neighbors secured the latter
for once FULLY understanding that Christians
must not he prosecuted for refusing to contrib
uio To idulutrQus purposes. and also that tho
higher and nObler principles which they claim
to have adopted are entitled to respect and legal
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The Franco merican Treaty.

FAHIs, Junu o,-Ihb TTtnch OommIUee "a
promote Franco American treaty OF commerce. held
meeting today VI fuucher Careil occupied the chair
II was resolved that as an answer to the resolution
before the United states Congress- committee Of Sena
tors and Deputies should wait upon Ministers Maddiug
ton anbnrarl 10 impress them the necessity OF IN
Producing similar resolution In the French Chambe.
and ope ming nnRnuAtnna
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ITO PmILADELPIITA

THR oLD-EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEfOIS IN PlllLADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED FoUtp.
MEM, All, TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
, on AND AFTER APRIL % 1879
Express Trains leave New York Vim nj Cart
iahil street. Ferries as follows;
80. 80 Aui 10 r NJ SUNDAYS a iD nni "a a. - ~
1850. y 30 and 10 r NJ w " ' - "
Boats OF brookyn Annex" connect with all through
uhlhs az Jersey ,ity, anordng u speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel " ''' ~ N"NN'
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 1901, 500 3.a5 =
aa,' = 80 ana IL A VI. Limited EXpress 80 T. NJ l.
-, $50 Z and 735 T. NJ ON sunday, " Oh h. rs
g -, T. \ - A. NJ, I. 7 81 T.. VI 1883 ''-''
Iioktt olces, h26 and ga Broadway Aston House
nnu lnpl OF csbr.sse ana COrtandt IT, Court II AMI
bIooAyh Annex DEPOT, loot OF Fulton ST. BrookVn ia
w ana ~ Hudson 81, liubokcn; Depot Jersey civ
EmigIhnt Ticket ONCE, Battery place " N' IVY
FRANK THOMSON '' p FApupp
General AApaRsE Genl Passenger AGENT
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CONEY ISLAND Pier.

Notice is hereby given that scaled proposals are solicit
ed and will be received by the Navigation and Pier
Company until Monday. oh June T.. NJ for renting the
following privileges their Ocean Pier at Coney Island
The Company the right 10 reject any and all
bids which be deemed prcjudcia to its Interests.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals" aud addressed to Ed
ward Wight. Treasurer. 60 South st.;
REST URANT I2oxI2o feet with kitchen 4Ox7O feet
storerOUins &c.
LAGER BEER SALOON at sea end i4OxiOO feet
BAR ROOM ON PROMENADE DECK 25x25 feet with
stOrerOom.
BAR ROOM. lower deck, at entrance, 3ox35 feet
LUNCH ROOM 25x3o feet with storeroom.
OYSTER. CLAN, AND CHowDER SALOON. 2sx2o fee.
with stOreroon.
ICE CREAM SALOON 25Xi2 feet, with storeroom.
CIGAR ROOM. isxa5 feet
TWELVE HUNDRED 200 BATHING HOUSES.
Each lessee the monopoly in branch Of bua-
ness
Plans Of the Pier can be at g South st
EDWARD WIGHT.
Treasurer.
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&ost an0 ,founo.

RANK BOOKS Nos ll3.O88 and l2i oil of the En-.
~ grant Industrial savings Bank Return To Bleecker
st. Bank
| oST.-SluO Reward-Lost stolen In Bronklvn
- NAY ~, god hunungcHse watch, stem wiudrr
No, olHd2, charles frodshan maker The above reward
VIII DC pald anu no questions asked on return of ms
watch to B II SMITH, 40 Leonard ST. n "
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subscription Hates.-DALY . pages by mail :
rfthls litn or $500 wear, postplid with sunday
euluoh, $40. SUNDAY "a pages Sl.1O A wear most
p"lu' NAkALf 70 pages. 81 per wear, postpaid.
AddEes THE sun. New York CITY.
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9rtturrs.

SH0KTH>AND for Women a tree lecture by Mrs.
- r, u huhNA Al Nooper lnlun room "a, ON Saturday
morning. June z, lWs ALI invited To ion Inc class
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NlistIIalItons.

miscellaneous.
BRUSHES of every description at 3l5 Pearl St ne ar
- Peck slip. AT lowest prices
JOHN horPEL. Manufacturer and Importer.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical essay
~ comprising series 90 lectures Dtvcrcd kahn's
Museum OF Anatomy. the cure lt premature
decline, shown. and puublv how lost health may be- re-
gained, anOtune clear sNuuUsi imucdmeuts mar.
rage and tie treatment o nervous ami physical debility,
being the result p 20 wears experience. By mail 2jc
currency postage stamps Address Secretary
Museum t.>- Broadway, Sew YORK..
WANTED-Thrcc double lumber trucks at
w DAMMIT a rEil.S. foot OF Brnlmie st. f. r.
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Gbr 6uri.
STEAMBOATS, ano RaIlruaos.

STEAMBOATS, an0 t,allroa0s.
ALBANY AND TROY ny DAY BOATS.
n e. WIZARD aud DANIEL DREW leave Nestrv 1t
Pier 80 y. r. at SIS, and oath 81 atO A. NJ by Annex
FERRY, MESr POINT. CORNWALL. NEWBrRGH
Po'kEEPsIE, RHlNEBECk, CATsklLL, and HUDSON
PasSngeTs landing AZ WEST POINT CORNWALL. or
NENBtRGH can return by down boat Tickets sold
AMI baggage checked north and west Tickets coupons
good on Hudson RIVER X X received for passage.
4 THE MARY POWELL, for Pokceps.c
"a West Point Cornwall. Ncwbutn. Rondout King. ton.
Cozzcns Milton, New hamburg. Hyde Park. ana Cold
Spring by ferry, leaves daily from NeStry st.. Pier 80
y R. at 80 y NJ Connects with BrooklA annex boats
4 TROY BOATS.-CITIZESs LINE-Ncw
a steamers Saratola ami city OF Troy leave Pier ~
n r. foot Of Leroy Il. daily except Saturday at r. NJ
for Troy AMI all points North ana West
ALBANY BOATS.-PEoPLE' LINE.-Stramers
n Drew aud Dean Richmond leave Pier A. y r., loot
Of Canal It., every week day, ats + NJ Tor Albany.
LNOR NEWBURGH AND POUGHKEEPSIE-
Il steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday. THURSDAY,
and saturday r NJ Pier A. foot Canal Il North River
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BO>TON.-IAmitcd
80
steamers leave Pier 90 North RIVER every day except
Sunday, al 30 Z. NJ
steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier
daily including sundays. at f. tor Boston Morces.
ter Portland and the White Mountains
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IIFTH AVENUE THEATHE.
GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT MATINEE TO
MR. u H. HARK1NS.
Az ENORMOUS BILL
BABES IN THE WOOD. ..... From Union Square
ENGAGED From Grand opera House
INGOMAK ... ........... ....... With MARY Anderson
LADY or LYONS .......... with Frederick raulinl
DAVID GARRICK ........... win Geo Bonince
CTANnAWD THEATRE. Bway aud s3i st.
- WIN UFNDERSON ........ Proprietor and Manager.
Opening of the summer season by
THE STANDARD OPERA COMPANY.
Continuation of the successful presentation VI
TIE STANDARD P1NAfORE.
THE FINEST PINAFORE COMPANY
vet seen I'm hi. CITY
MATINEE TO MoRROw SATcRDAyJ AT 2PM
IIAVERIY'S IYCEUM THEATRE,
w,,,os,. SrpsI e ,t n w" Evening. Mt sis
wv rfWts y, ~, wv" ,rnJ Er.i;.i dn,r, Wn,n,,nv In
LASI llMES Of te ,rot nv THsr1n ppcra company !"
pprn,v t,.r,NpS - t,,,a - e., .,irt,t rocuest and
10 ~, ", "a , ya ny ~. az ~ ~" INV
TIE NLW YORK CulIDRkNS PlNAFoRE COMPANY.
SAIL k3A .Juhr q l.nSi MAli,NtnL,, ~. ul' ~ =,
nhANp hN"i'Sh "IbNN ,oNrANl Nv z =. ".
GRAND OPEHA HOUSE. ENGAGED.
" POOLE DONNELLY ...... Icssees aud Managers.
'''''' N'''' ''" ENGAGED
INC tnutc oIlAilhl ihIh lnthue ciNN
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Ntntlsirn.

OME and our g. sets Of teeth; omen dav and ever
~ ing Eighth Avenue Dental Association 37s sth av
EXTRACTING, 25c.; filling. soc sets 80; teeth
= repaired whlle waiting 46d Canal st. cor Hudson.
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QrupOsaIs.

NOTICE TO CONTHACTORS.-Fn miles
heavy rock grading ana masonry 10 let on Georsian
nay hianch Of Canada Pacific Rairond Apply To SMITH
I'LL, Gollgwood Ontario, near Toronto, during
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY Dali,
THREE DEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Billiards.

A RTISTIC BILLIARD TABLES. new and
"a second hand balls, cloth cues, &c, best goods az
lowest prices H. W COLLENDER 7as Broadway.
A -A.-A .-A.-The very nne St Billiard Tables ntted
"a with the wonderful MONARCH cushions. lowest
prlesA The j. ~ brunswick Bake Co.. 72t Broadway.
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Circulation of The Weekly Sun
ADVEKTISING RATES.

L W y! ,1s same period IaaIs.sss, weekly ave
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Excursions.

FARE. SO cents EXCURSION TICKETS, so cents.
Return tickets good ON either boat
=. DAILY EXCURSIONS will be made Oh and after
TUESDAY, June 10
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01lanitn...Mnlts.

DOY9 and girls can obtain good homes with farmers
ID In the West by applying TO the Children's Aid So
Cietv. East 4th Il
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A DDirroNAL'-In order to make the First Sunday
Excursion Of the Peerless PLYMOUTH ROCK without
parallel in point OF Musical Attractions special engage
ments have been made with Mile LOUISE LINDEN, the
wonderful saxophonst and the THREE BROTHERS
BENT an unrivalled Cornet Trio. TWO VOCAL QUAR-.
TETS will take part the grand programme, and BENTS
WHOLE MARISE CORPS will be on hoard
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" EAST RIVER ROUTE
THE ELEGANT AND CoMMODIOUs STEAMER HAMP

will make three excursions 10 Concy Island via Locust
Grove DAILY leaving pier foot of a3d ~. T. r. 9l5
~ and -. Broome ST., Sa, ~ 20 Hud 3u5 Jewclls
wharf brooklyn Rulton ierrVl. - A.. ~ 80 and SIS
Trains leave the island To return at 80 aud r. VI
Only six minutes ride In the ears by this route and
delightfully."- cool sail down IN, hay.
fATe. 500 ENcurslnm ucknIs- 500.
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DOUBLE. TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED FOUL
MEM, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05

Indignantly reject the s%ophistries
of these interested politicians so
soon as attention was called to
their shallowness and falschood.
From the very first we have
insisted that whatever revival of
industry or commercial activity and
prosperity we now enjoy is due to
the extension Of our agriculture
and the bountiful harvests secured
secured by our farmers, supplement
ted and rendered valuable by short
crops in the old world which gave
an assured market. at remuncrativc
prices, for our surplus product
Milwaukee News.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-05
Returning Prosperity.

II there be in Wisconsin, ~ else
whore in the Union, one single
reasonable man inclined rs admit
'hc claims of the Republican lead.
~. that the present prosperous ~
ition Of Che material interests
oftb, country n d0o ~ tlat PARTY i
n,,,... lont 81 our national allslirs,
ho n,,,.t 'eyitahly belong 70 Chat
rlays NJ Ii, latcrs Nh" hahitualIy
anil ,deEI..r., " subordinate their
intclIiyrnrr - their party bias;
who c~omnlocen,,v ignore the plain
est dictates ot con, 80" 0V,',V' -
the hope Of seeurinsa l',y9 -"
tlsan advantage. II w@N ~
folly 20 attempt to argrc ! !
OF this class because they Il
determined not e hc cufis
Blinded and controlled ~ aN \
rant and intolermnt zeal, they "
down 9ea worship their payiH
fetch ms |unreasonablN as a Chtta
man adore, his Joss. F~ortuatei,'
for the country, however, The mum
her Of these bigots are eonilafa
tiycly small. The great bulk OF
our people IRE justly proud st theE
intelligence and discrimination; afe
disinelimcd by nature and education
to place implicit faith w miracles
and prefer to seek the explanations
of phenomena in natural eau't5.
II is to this class alone that the
News has appealed in exposing the
impudcnt protensions " the Repuh-
licm leaders i'll their attempt. Y
make party capital out of = ierlu-
mite condition Of affairs which II
ms moro due their influence than
10 last years bird nests, Having
confidence in the native good sense
Of the people the News has teit, any
still feels assured that they would