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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
MARRIED.


The Happy Couple In EmPOria.
1 MARRIED.-At the Methodist EpiscO-
I pal church az Hinsdale, n. V, Dec. 23d,
/ 1873, by Rev A. ii. johnson, Mr. How
aryl Isithbone, of 81. Joseph, Mo, and
Miss Nellie Green, of Hinsdale, n. y.
We clip the following from the ST. Jo-
seph Daily Herald of Dec. 2Sth:
Yesterday evening the employees of the
Wholesale dry goods house of TOotle,
Hosea IL Co., (of which Mr. RathbOne is
an nttache) assembled in the parlOrs of
the Saunders House, for the purpose of
presenting one of their comrades, Mr..
Howard Rathbone and his newly welded
wife, with an elegant silver water service
consisting of IA richly carved pitcher COB
let and bowl. all. mounted upon an APP
propriate and suitable stand. Mr.. Rath-
bone was married December ed, TO Miss
Nellie 4 Green, at Hinsdale, n. Y, and
arrived in the city Thursday, taking
quarters at the Saunders House. He is
held in the highest esteem, not only by
his employers. but 10y those who are as
suciaied with him in business, and this
method was taken TO show their appre-
citation and good will for him.
Mr.. Harry TOOtle, in very unique
and pleasant speech, presented the pres
ent Ia the couple as they were seated III
the parlor
Mr. Rathbone was surprised, and re-
spondcd with deep feeling of gratitude.
After the presentation refreshments were
served, and the time was spent socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbone arrived here on
the Santa Fee train Saturday evening, and
are the guests of j. NJ. Henson, the bride
being sister of Mrs. H., who gave them
a splendid party that evening. The sup
per WAS one of the best ever set before a
party in this city. The bride and groom
were the recipients OF a fine display of
handsome presents, which were on exhi-
bitiOn ON the occasion of the party Mrs.
Rathbone was here visiting her sister for
about year, and made hosts of acquaint-
ances, among whom shs Is a universal
favorite. Mr.. r. also lived in Empofia
for some years previous 10 his present
engagement with st. Joseph house,
and is esteemed by all those who know
him. They arc receiving the congratu-
laiiuns of all their friends, and We are
glad to hear will make Emporia their
future residence.
We append list of the presents, and
ON behalf Of the parties return thanks to
the donors: Water service, with pitch
or, goblet md bowl, Tootle, Hosea y Co.
and employees; castor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitley; cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Henson; picture and frame, MISS
frankie Brundage; pickle dish, MIR. ard
Mrs. Stotler; boquet holder, Mr.. j. E.
Jordan toilet set and vases, Mrs. John
Henson castor, Mr. and Mrs +. Rathbone
butter dish, Charley Rathbone; pickle
castor, Manlius Rathbonc spOOn-holder,
Mrs. Mckinney, Mrs. Bundrem, Mrs
Pcyton, Mrs. Clcaver; toilet set, Mr.. and
Miss and Clarence Walbridge; two lam
brequins and mats, Mrs. Rathbone cush-
ion and hairpIn case, Mrs. Henson.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

For some time an effort has been made
by The authorities here To have the mail
which has been coming, or rather trying
to come, on the noon freight train on the
Santa Fe road. sent around via the X. P.
road from Kansas City to Junction City,
and thence on the morning train on the
NJ, X. 81 T. From Junction City to En-
poria. This "bob-tail" mail, as the boys
call il, is made up on the day trains on
the NJ. p. road, and on the Quincy and
Kansas City route, with sack from
Kansas City. 1t leaves Kansas City at
II O'Clock, p. M, and can just rs well
come around by Junction City as not.
This mail has arrived for the last two
mornings by this route, giving us our
st Loris dailies of the day before at 0
o'clock in the morning, which is Il little
the quickest work we have ever had with
mails from ST. Louis. We hope this will
become permanent. In the endeavor to
get this new mail arrangement route
agent Tallman, and the other agents on
the NJ, X. & T., have rendered valuable
assistance
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In one of the last numbers of Shupe's
notorious Advocate, we find the follow.
ing:
@Rev. ]. V Randolph, Emporia, Kan,
sends 65 subs, Aug. IA, and writes in an
excellent spirit:
L send you this list of 65 now, and
think can send another as large next
week. do this work simply to help
along the good cause you so ably adVo-
cate, and trust your reward may be In
keeping with the benefit conferred upon
the people"
The Rev. J. v Randolph, of Emporia,
Kansas, would no doubt like very well
TO have the money he sent returned to
him, as the Advocate has "gone where
the woodbine," etc Il would be inter
esting 10 know whether he sentahe slafge
list next week" Shupe's reward" has
no doubt been placed where Il would do
him the most good, and Rev. Randolph
sixty-fve subscribers may console them.
selves with the reflection that they con.
tributed their quarters % sit;-Atclison
Champion, 10Th. 49,
Bro. Randolph win please accept oul
lamentations.
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he Fair.

There was n better attendance at the
Catholic Fair last night and the evening
passed away pleasantly. To the attrac-
lions of Thursdays session various new
features were added. The chances in sew
eral different articles having been all
taken, there were five raflles with the fol-
lowing results: An embroidered skirt
was secured by Mrs, Casper Ellison; the
star tidy went TO c. ]. Feist; John Crow
ner was declared the owner of child's
dress; an air-castle that doesn't vanish
into thin air, as most structures of that
name do, was given TO the holder of the
lucky ticket, George Cheshire; Major
| Hood held chance number 10, whereby
he is now entitled to hold something
more Substantial doll baby; and il
was really beautiful ono, too, and we
look out for the sale of a cradle and baby
carriage
The vote tonight will decide whether
the gold watch is To DO given 10 Miss
Katy McManus, Miss Emma Richards or
Miss Maggie King, as they are the three
who have received the largest number OF
votes so far. The votes cast for the watch
number 74s.
As several of the persons who received
votes for the cane and gun, on the first
night, do not wish to be candidates, adj.
ditional names will be presented tonight
and the voting will be on an independent
basis.
The instrumental music on the organ,
and the duet with the French harp were
duly appreciated
Tonight is the last evening Of the fair
and there will undoubtedly be lively
and interesting time.
The last night of the Catholic Fair was
well attended and the people there seem,
cd to enjoy themselves. Many articles
were rafiled. Frank Heidrick now has a
cross to bear, but it does not burden him
heavily. 1t is beautiful one, made oil
wax by Mrs. Ryan. j. W. Morgan has a
stylish whip for his mules; Mrs. Roach
secured the child's suit for her little boy
If Thos. Maley wasn't born with a silver
spoon in his mouth he, at any rate, has &
whole set OF them now. Hank Pearsal
can cut his pie with silver knife, wheth
er il will taste any better or not. Ton
Emerson now has q place TO lay Hi
head-upon sofa pillow. Charley WoOt
ought to will that carriage robe to som,
one who has use for it. Frank Hall can
eat his cake and give the ring TO his owl
or some other persons sister. The vote
on the watch stood, at its close, Miss KatJ
McsIanus, 1,43a Miss Maggie King
! 1854; (this Young lady is from Americas
and ran well, having been ahead at the
commencement of Saturday nights vote
and Miss Emma Richards, 142, Tota
number of votes received on the watch
2,705. Much credit is due the member
of the Catholic church for the good man
agement of their fair.
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Written for THE NEws.
THE DYING YEAR.
NV THE NEasuO PoRr

The aged year is dying
And the winter winds are signing,
tiis funeral lay;
His quick ami nervous shocks
And his white and hoary locks
show decay.
Twelve months ago. in the morn
Amid rejoicing, he was born,
AMI to-day
lie. who then was gsy and bold,
Is thin. and bent, and old
Old and gray.
He has lived in stirring times,
lie has lived IN many chimes,
Aud in storms.
He has heard the thunders roar.
And on Times remoUest shore
Left reforms.
He has whispered In the ear
Words Of comfort, love and cheer
Everywhere;
And with his icy breath, ~
He has sent dismay and death,
Here and there.
He has had his crimes and horrors.
He has hal his joys and sorrows,
And his fun;
And there Is no room to doubt,
That he. like others. has looz ed ont
For No. 1.
But he's done the best ne could
Better far than many would,
In their prime;
a nd he's gone. like years before.
To the never-ending shore
OF time
And. like the year, we pass away,
Hour by hour and day by day,
In our prime 1 =
Co like those who'ye gone before.
10 the never-ending shore
OF time.
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ton meets at Emporia, Friday and Sat
urday, January Sd and Attn, 1879.
NORTHUMBERLAND
Morning session at 10 O'Clock.
Music.
23O-Class drill in reading; by Mis-:
NJ. j. Watson.
(2)-Criticisms and discussion of the
same.
3-Critic's report.
IMiscellaneous business.
afternoon session at 2 O'Clock.
Music
2-Q)-Class drill in Geography; Prof
A. W. Stubbs.
(2)-Criticism and discussions.
2(1-Our common schools-Their de.
fects and the remedies; by Prof 5. c
Delap.
(2)-General discussion.
+Critic's report, and adjournment
SATURDAY.
.HorhiaS session, at 10 O'Clock.
Music.
2-U-Duties of school officers; Supt
Wharton.
(2-General discussion.
3-O-Metric system; by Mrs. A. P
Morse.
(2)-General discussion.
4-CrItic's report.
afternoon session, at 1 80 O'Clock.
Music.
2-1l-Language; by Prof, B. T. Da
Wis.
(2)-General discussion.
5Questions answered; by superin
tendent Wharton and others.
+Critic's report. and adjournment
EeeRfa9 session, at Z O'Clock.
Music.
2-Lecture-"Win it Pay" by Rev. c
r. Pomeroy.
2-Select reading; Mrs. Delap.
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THE 4. o. L. W.-This lodge elected,
on Monday evening, the following OH,
GERS for the ensuing term Of six months
Master Workman, L. S. Page; Fore
man, S. P. Chase; Overseer, D. G. Nc.
Murtrie; Recorder, j. c. Burnett; finan.
cier, E. Beck; Receiver, II. Dunlap;
Guide, L. R. Vernon; Inside Waterman,
NJ. Birdsall; outside watchman, Reese
Edwards. E. NJ. Forde was elected
trustee, and became past master work
man by rule.
The new officers will be publicly in
stalled at the lodge room this, Tuesday,
evening. The members are expected to
bring their ladies and friends Refresh
ments will be served, and vocal and In.
strumental music, and. other exercises,
will enliven the occasion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Sunday night Rev. Cordley preached
for the Presbyterians;gR Rev. Pye for the
Baptists; Rev. CLARK for the Congrega-
tionalists and Rev. Gates for the Metho.
dists. No.congregation knew who. was
to provide the evenings discourse for
them until they reached the church.
This is novel plan that was tried for
the first time last night. 1t gives the
minister a change in the, faces be-
fore him and presents church gOers the
opportunity of hearing men who preach
every Sunday rightain our midst, but
whom many would never hear otherwise.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

DoDBINs' ELECTRIC SoAP-Havtng obtained
the agency Of this celebrated soap for En-
porfS and vicinity, We append the opinion Of
some OF our best people Is 70 its meFitsI
have used .sDohbins, Electric soap'' made
by j. l. CraSin 4 Co. Philadelphia. Pa and
recommend it IS the very be-t I have ever
used found that when used according to
directions which are very simple, that IL
wa>hes clothes perfectly without boiling or
rubbing, and saves one half the time
MIS- h &. HAUseLER
? DobbInsS Electric j. all that il is recon-
menaed to be. MRS EMMA TARBEIL.
1t Is the best soap ] have ever used and
think that all who give It = faithful trial Will
use no other. MRS u. L. CLARK.
think IL is decidedly the best soap have
ever tried. MRS. ANNIE n. GRAHAA.
FITS really . godsepd to womaukird. ~
80 MES. E. X1As1.
: We desire ssi our frteuds aid CUSTOMERS 20
give this soap one trial, 90 that they may
know jest how good the best soap in the
U. .. is. JNo. n BUTLER.
t9-lxT Empovia, Ees.
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DIED.-In Emporia, Tuesday morn.
ing, December 3lst, 1873, of brain fever,
Raymond Edwin, son OF E. NJ. and Lou.
lisa II. Forde, aged four months and TWEEN
ty-eight days.
The funeral took place at the resi-
dence, on Congress street, on New Years
Gay. at one O'Clock p. IN. We tender
oar sympathies TO the sorrowing parents.
Their boy. bright active babe, was
sick but few days before he flew from
their arms TO welcome the bright aud
eternal New Year that now beams upon
him
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Lvon CouutS Atias

Mr.. Moshier arrived yesterday to
deliver the -Atss Of Lyon county Just
completed by the Edwards Bros. OF
Philadelphia, to subscribers. We had
the privilege of looking. over a copy OF
the work last night. 1t is first-class in
every particular, except in some of the
portraits of individuals. Some of these
are poor, but the fault is not with the
getter up of the work, but lies with the
poor photographs they had to work from
It is . substantial and handsome book,
and viii undoubtedly pleasesthe sub
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

AN ASTONISHING FACT "A large proportion
Of the American people are to-day suffering
from tie effects of dyspepsia or disordered
liver. The result of these diseases upon the
masses Of Intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, mai ting life actually g burden
instead of pleasant existence of enjoyment
ant usefulness as is ought to be There is no
good reason for this, IL you will only throw
aside prejudice and skepticism. take the adj
vice. Of druggists and your friends, and try
one.bSttie OF Green's August Flower. Your
Of this medicine have been given away to try
its virtues, with satisfactory results In every
case. fOu can buy q sample bottle for 10
cents to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all druggists
on the western continent. At EnpoFIa by
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

d. Thomas, who never stops selling
goods, will now keep things lively by
closing out his winter stock at cost or
less, and clear the shelves for an early
spring business. See advertisement.
There are bargains. and big ones, in ev-
cry line of goods.
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Real Estate Transfern

(Real estate does not legally change
ownership until the sale is duly record
ed,)
DECEMBER 80.
John Hughes and wife to Margarei
Thomas-Lot 90 Merchants street-$s0O
Margaret Thomas to David Thomas
Lot ae Merchants street-$S00.
William Perry and wife toll. d. Fox &
Co.-Lot % Mechanic street-$30.
E. A. Murphy to j. W. Murphy-Lot
So Neosbo street-$2,OO0 -
Elnira Brown TO Christian Blau-E
= Of s. W. ofn, e. Il Of n. W. sec
10, town. 10, range 11-$150.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The election in Greenwood county
on Monday, for bonds TO the Kansas City
and Burlington railroad, resulted in tho
defeat of the proposition by between
400 and 800 majority. This leaves tho
way clear for the A. r. & S. F. branch
from Emporia 10 Eureka and then on
south, and we are informed that work
Will begin again as soon as the weather
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

MARRIED.-At Kansas City, on sun
day, Dec. 2ed, 1878, Mr.. Walter d. Her
Fington, to Miss Isadora Fisher, both of
Kansas City Mr.. Harrington is son
OF Mrs. Mary Green, of this city, and is
now with his wife, visiting Mrs. Green,
who has just returned from a visit to
Council Grove
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
BARsER SHOP DIRECT0RT

STAFFoKD's BAEBKR SHoP-Corner com.
mercIal sGrcet and 9Th avenue Shave I6
cents; hair cutting. 5 cents.
kEITTLE,e BARBzE eHoP- corner 4t1 and
Commercial sts. shave 10 rents hair cutting
% cents. New fixtures; good work
HECsT1S BARBER SHGP- West side Com
Eaercial street, near corner OF 5fh avenue.
Shaves, 10 cents; hair cutting, IS cents.
HARRY LEIBRRIED'S BARBER SHOP AND
BATH Rooms Vest side Commt rcial street,
between 4Lh and Sab avenues. Shave 10 cents,
hair-cutaing, . cents. Hot and cod baths 20
order.
nAUssLER'g BARBKR sHoP AND Bath
RoCNS -154 gommercial street. east side, be-
tween 81 b and 9Th avenues- ShAves, 10 cents
Air-cAtting, Is cents. New chairs. Hot
and cold soft-w ater baths to order.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

MARRIED-At the residence of Lewis
Lutz, by Rev. G. W. Pye, Dec. 81, Mr.. d.
Thomas and Miss Mary E. Lutz, all OF
this city.
The happy couple took the forenoon
train for Chicago. We extend our CON
CALCULATIONS and wish them happy New
Year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Al the Congregational Sabbath school
Sunday the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; superin.
tendent, Z. +. Rowland assistant, Geo
Rowland; chorister, Mrs. Nellie New.
man; organist, Miss Luella Blandin
secretary and treasurer, Mr.. Stone.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

f. F. Sprague had the Normal school
boarding houses retitted for school pur-
poses by last Saturday There arc now
four rooms in the west, and six rooms
in the east building. They are being fit
ted with desks and fixtures, and school
will open Jan. LIST.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Two railroad men were arrested Fri
day, being charged with stealing Mr..
Pfeferle's overcoat, containing $500.
They appeared before Judge Bachelor
this morning. The court acquitted the
parties on the ground that the charges
were not proven. Mills, Hunton & Mills
were the attorneys for tbs defendants.
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! CouncII Grove.

The young people are making grand
preparations for the masquerade ball on
Christmas night: It is likely to be the
event of the season.
The Council Grove Guards, 9th Co.
Kansas state militia, } viii leave: for To-
peka on January 18TH t6i participants IN
the Inauguration ceremonies. They ex-
pect to muster 80 muskets, and by good
drill earn good position in the 1st regi-
ment K. S. NJ.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The boys at the Santa Fe depot be-
lieve in having solid footing. Their
room now has double floor. We don't
know that any of their acts need white
washing, but the walls of their Office
have just received coat of llalsomine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

FARMERS, ATTETIoN.-The Alum
phrey'' or Goal Creek MILL on the
Cottonwood, east of Emporia, is again
in complete order and prepared to do
custom work or ! EXCHANGE four for,
wheat 10 @wtf Z
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03
CRAZE CREAM TARTAR.

oae OF tho ptiDeipai ingredients il the
cream tartar. Rsuufacs1re1 BY James Hew-
son Co Kansas City. No. FlaVoring ex-
blue, school inks, nucflage: CrerloFs. &C. q
gpeG9ity. Ask your grocer for the French
Baking FoWoer-alWayB healthy, harmless
nuelG ttous and aGectionate. z7moS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The regular annual meeting of the
stock holders of the Emporia National
Bank, for the election of Directors, will
be held at their banking house on Tues
day, January 14th, 1879, at 5o'clock p .m.
50tJ. J.. T. HERITAGE, Cashier.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

\. n. Hanna is agent for number of
the most solid fire and life insurance
companies in this country and Great
Britain. All losses incurred in which
Mr.. Hanna has been agent, have always
been promptly and honorably settled,
He is reliable, experienced in the bust.
ness, and we take pleasure in recon-.
mending him TO all who desire certain
inSuronna
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RESTAURANT DIRECTORY.

FRERcH's REsFAURASr-P. j French, pro-
prietor- Commercial street, neary Opposite
the postomce- Meals. p cents; table board al
their seasons.
STONES REsTAURAHT-Wm. Stone, proprie.
tor corner Commercial street and 5th ave
nue, one block north Of the posto1ice. AeaIs
- cents; table board at reduced rates Ice
cream and oysters In their season
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HILL HONE NURSERIES,, sTADMoR,
- -. OHHl[ u. ! ~
TWENTY. rIRar YEAR.

Our nurseries are very extensIve, and. are
well and favorably known from New Eng.
land to Texas, IS sending out only frst-ciass
stock in every respect and pack ed,yi th extra
care. Our regularly authorized agents are
now eanvassing lyon ana adtotnip counties;
and we guarantee that all their. representa-
tions shall be faithfully complied vita We
years and on such principles Is will meet the
approval OF all our customers. Refer to d W.
and r. Holderman OF EmperIa, who are
well acquainted with our ssanaing
NH. ALBAUGR 4 SON,
blW|' Proprietors.
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The next shingle TO be hung out is TO
say George w. Frederick, attorney at
law. For the committee appointed to
examine the applicant have weighed him
and found him of legal weight, and re-
commend his admission.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Last October W. T. Soden advertised
In the various papers of this city two
stray horses, and the advertisement in
addition to money reward, offered the
finder the paper for two years in which
he saw the advertisement. Mr.. Soden
came in to-day and paid us three dollars
10 send the weekly News for two years
TO Bro. T. s. Walker, OF Strawn, CofTey
county, one of our subscribers, and who
found the horses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Honesty Is -thebest policy in medicine IS
well a. In iother things. Ayer,s aar1apa-
riIlA is . genuine preparation OF that une-
qualled spring meaicine and blood purifier,
decidedly superior TO the poor amifations
heretofore iRths nark q. z TFIat proves it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Agents wanted-male and female-to en-
gage In the Gale Of the most popular aud
standard Books and Bibles 81 tie day. h.
elusive TERRITORY; terms most liberal. Call
at or address Prothero's Book Puhliahlng
Agency, Commercial Sc. EmporIa. KS 4o-sm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

safe. Pernaansnt and complete are the
cures OF Intermittent diseases performed by
and AKuo. and all bilious disorders are
speedily eradicated from the Aystem Health
and vixOE- ara Obtained more rapidly and
more permanently by the use OF tits great
natural antidote than by any remedy hereto
fore known It disinfect<, cleanses and elm.
mates ali malaria. AS q tonic, Il acts as an
Ant septic and Blood Purifier: bringing re-
new energy andSyitahty 20 the body worn
down by diseased J q. Rich ABDsOH,~ Por-
prietor. St Louis.
For sale by G.. q. sheldon.
/, Hothers, beware. children may rest se-
cure from tnGammatton of the throat. diph-
iberia etc. by the timely use Of Dr. STORM 8
Scotch cough candy. Price 10 cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

The social at the Congregational
church is postponed until Friday, Jan.
Sd. There will be paper read, and other
literary exercises, music, oysters, cakes
and coffee
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

1.-THE Dying Year" j. the title of a
really creditable poem printed to-day.
1t is from the pen of ''one of our boys"
one who has lived here many years.
The author has ability, which we hope
10 see him cultivate.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-03

Formers guar! four horses cattie. sheep and
hoEs 4 om the dfstempers, colds and fevers 50
easily taken This time of year. and costing SO
much when neglected. by mixing Uncle sam S
Condition Powder in their feed according to
the directions You can make no investment
that viii yield 5" great profit to your purse
and comfort to your stock. Sold by all drug
gists. IS 2m