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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

LOOK HEREi-Do you want to Dor
row money on ten years time, or less,
payable in installments, at fair rates
We can furnish it to you.
w37tf A. S. SMITH & Co.
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This week only we will sell our fine
large tool chests for IS cents, TO make
room for new goods.
ldI4iR.EHt1 ID. Fox & Co.
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New lot of good prints just received.
Come and take your choice at 5 cents per
ward, at the Great Bankrupt Store.
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Brimful OF bargains-nO matter what
assertions may he made by others, the
fact remains the same, that it is the
public opinion that Sherman & Richard
son do the largest business in Lyon
county this fall, because they conduct
their business on cash principles; at
tend strictly to their own business
give every one good value for theil
money, and stand by everything they sell
and have only one price for all. Hence
their extraordinary low prices. Hence
the envy of their competitors, and hence
the great crowds of buyers who patron
ize their establishment ld&w1t.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

David Owens substantial new brick
house on upper Merchants street begins
to make fine appearance.
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Mr.. David Ansel, friend of Perry Ed,
wards, from Illinois, called today. Mr.
ALsel may possibly locate with us after
taking IA look at the state.
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o. b. Wharton has new fence too,
and J. r. Walkup is also making i'm
movements in the same line.
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The largest stock and best assortment
of tinwarc can be found at the 80 cent
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Theodore Tilton will be next on the
LIST of the Emporia lecture course. You
want 10 speak early for your tickets.
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Look at our 10 cent dress goods and
you will be convinced that you cannot
buy the same elsewhere for less than %
cents Great bankrupt store.
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Mrs DIR. c. B. Chapman, of Madison
Wisconsin, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Almerin Gillett.
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Our beaver, diagonal and chinchilla
overcoats must be sold! Therefore, give
us call and price them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Great bankrupI store.
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Answer To Telegram about sidewalks
--"Parties own too many lots" u.
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j. X. Tyler is at Eldorado and Mrs.
Tyler is in charge of affairs at the lum.
Der depot.
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10 cases of fall stock kip boots just re.
ceived, at $225 per pair. Great Bank
rupt Store.
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To cure sprains and bruises, swellings,
etc, use Dr. Marshall's Arabian Oil; it
is prompt and certain remedy. Sold
by North & Ryder. d17t6-w50t1.
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No ordinary sized store would hold the
enormous stock carried by Sherman &
Richardson
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w. ID. Kennedy, brother of Mrs. g. s
Delap, who has been for some months
in Pennsylvania, returned Saturday.
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A sample bottle Free.

MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM, the great
Throat and Lung medicine, cures Coughs,
Colds. Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis and Con-
sumption. Try it. Sample bottle free.
Regular size so cents and $1.O0. For
sale by B. Wheldon s. Co, and North &
Ryder, Druggists.
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We have just received so dozen ladies'
and children's Missouri homemade wool
hose, which we offer at prices to suit
Great Bankrupt store.
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Just received, IS mems wool suits,
which we offer at $500 per suit. Great
bankrupt store.
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We will sell the balance of our stock
of ladies' cloaks, dOlnans and circulars
at greatly reduced prices. Call and con-
vince yourself Great Bankrupt store.
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We wish we could get telephone con-
nection with some people who don't pay
up promptly.
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Hon. s. A. Riggs, of Lawrence, was in
the city this week visiting his brother, S
b. Riggs, and family.
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The next festival is to be given by the
Congregational church, next Wednesday
evening. 1t will be a good one.
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TMBER.-Parties having timbertracts
Of from ten To sixty acres may find a
customer by calling on us at once
w40tf SToTLER & GRAHAM
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Full stock of ladies', misses and
children's shoes at prices which defy
competition at the Great Bankrupt
lfOrp
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fine albums, two fine fancy box papetries
next week dl14t6&wt1..
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For brown and bleached fieeced lined
hose, and fine merino and wool hose go
the Great Bankrupt store.
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Rev. J. NJ. Rankin, of Burlington was
shaking hands with his many old friends
In EmpOria Monday.
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We learn that there are only seven
families of the exodus folks receiving
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z. L. Suomberg sells tickets to and
from Europe.
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A good ladies' grain shoe can be
bought at the Great Bankrupt store at
81 cents.
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Our holiday arrangements are now
complete. We should feel mortified if
each succeeding year did not manifest
progress. Certainly no one can come to
our grand depot of bargains without be,
ing impressed with our wonderful array
of cheap goods. We cordially invite
visitors as we'll as buyers.
SHERMAN & RICHARDSON.
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Just received, at the New York 90
cent store, some of the finest etched glass
ware, in sets, ever brought to Emporia.
Come and see il.
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~ I.irinr aiame of Che...

The entertainment on Tuesday even
ing to aid in paying for the
Episcopal rectory, was largely at
tended. and was one of the
most pleasant festivals of the season.
The proceedings began early, by well
prepared supper, which number of the
business men patronized at the usual
supper hour, and which, excepting dur
ing the short time occupied by the
recitations given by Miss Gertrude Bull
lene, of Lawrence, and game of chess,
went on without intermission through
out the evening.
Skidmores' orchestra gave some Of
its best selections at intervals, and
though as usual on such occasions the
noise greatly interfered. its music is
highly complimcnted by good judges,
and would do credit to most any orches-
ter.
A very Delighted feature of the enter
tainment was the two Rotations given
by Miss Bullene. This young lady, gift
ed with rare personal attractions, adds to
a superb presence end grace of gesture,
a melodious and thoroughly cultivated
voice, and a power of expression
| in every feature that of itself ex-
| hibits and creates each emotion ex-
pressed by the selection she may happen
to give. Her first selection was hu-
morous and pathetic recital of the un-
conscious herOism of a little darkey at
| the south, and was rendered with a
grace, spirit and abandon to the senu-
ment of the piece, that delighted the
audience, and she was Obliged to re-
spond to tempest of applause, with a
still more difficult selection, which
was magnificently rendered, and
will make the appearance of Miss Bull
lene here great attraction If she some
time favors an EmpOria audience again
with her presence.
The game of chess then followed and
was very interesting, and various cap
lures elected hearty applause. A gigan
tic chess board was mapped out in the
center of the hall, the squares colored
red and yellow, and the sides distin
! guished by white and black costumes
The two queens, Miss f. NJ. Estabrook
and Miss Minnie Flanagan, were richly
attired, and would have graced any cOur
in christendom, and the kings, bishops
knights and other figures were well cos
TUNED also. The pawns were little miss
es of to ) years on one side and little
boys of the same age on the other, ant
in comparison with the portly forms o
Judge LutZ, Ross Bachelor, A. r
Bancroft, Captain North and Others
the ancient spirit of the game wa
happily exemplitied. The game wa
we'll played by Captain NJ. NJ. Mason
and Major T. b. Biggers, assisted b.
Rev. Mr.. Perrier, Van r. Holmes, Thos
Fry, and other experts, and was close'
, in good time by the graceful surrender o
the gallant Major. 1t was decides
success, and we regret not having n lis
of the parties who represented the vari
Gus pieces.
Supper then went on with renewet
vigor, the archers shot at trees lOade'
) with prizes and the crowd gradually dis
persed The ladies of the church desir
l us to express their hearty thanks to al
: who took part in the entertainment
: The receipts were about $50, and tn
J. | profits $50.
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Shakespeare's compile works, elegantly
bound, "redline," at Fox & Co.'S for 50
cents ldl4t6&wt1
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Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Walkup started
Wednesday morning for trip TO Las
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Mrs. Major L. b. Fuller went east Sa:-
urday, for holiday visit.
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The Holidays

Boys sled only 30 cents. at the New
York 30 cent store. They are worth
from $500 to $3.50 each.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

Ladies' and gents, please look at our
fine fancy goods stock for Christmas
presents, at the Great Bankrupt Store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

FIFTY CENTS will buy the MARSH
AGUE CURE-liquid or pills. Itcures
the worst cases of Terlian. or Third Day
Ague, and all forms of Chills and Fever.
Never known to fail Try it. For sale
by B. Wheldon & Co, and North & Ry-
der DrIIrUiSfS
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We are overstocked in blankets.
Therefore come and buy of us, cheap.
Great Bankrupt Store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

Every live city has the telephone sys
tenn. Put it up, Mr.. cleaver.
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Good reading books at the 80 cent
only 90 cents.
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Waterproof beavers and cloaking, all
new and stylish shades, greatly reduced
in price, at the great bankrupt store.
Tues.&SattSwIt
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New goods viii arrive at Fox & Co.'s
every day till December 18th. Look out
for big bargains at their store.
d9tEw49tf
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You can buy at the 99c store two extr'
good halters for the small sum of 99c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

Bachelor & Bachelor Will loan money
cheaper than any one in the city. w50t2
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Dry GOODS AND CLOTHING BOOM
Whitley & Henson report the increase in
their trade for the month of November
as compared with the same month of
last year as being 50 per cent or nearly
double. Who can beat it! We call this
prosperity, as this is the oldest house in
our city. Surely the boom has struck
Emporia. dl13tl&w5Ot1
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STRAYED OR SToI.EN.-From my res
idence in StrIngtown, one white heifer
two years old past. No marks, but car
ries her tail to one side.
w4St3 JAMES LESLIE.
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For toys of every description, go to
the 90 cent store, where you can get them
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

The Santa Fe depot is not the post
office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

Go and see that large stock of china
ware at the 80 cent store.
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WANTED-At the Emporia furniture
factory 100000 feet of first-class walnut
lumber w39Bctf ARNOLD Il Co.
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

MONEY TO LoAN-at the lowest rates
w50tf BACHELLER & BACHELLER.
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Travel holds lls own on the Santa F,
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Ike them supremely happy.

Ladies' shawls, ladies' wool jackets
misses shawls, and nubias, at the New
York 90 cent store.
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EyerybodY's Business.

For stationery. BIank-bOOks. pocket cut
tIery, pOckct hooks ane LAM 5. go to
NOKTH & RYDE9'S
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ID. BURDIcK, Sec. pro tenn.

Just received, a large stock of very
fine picture frames and holdings, which
l will make up into frames of any size
required. No charge for making tina
frames. w. w. SUPPE, Propr.,
dIt1Sw1 New York 90 cent store.
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Notice.

ENPoRIA, Kans-, Dec. s. 1874,
Notice is hereby given that the following
described school land. situate IN Lyon conn
ty, Kansas, will be offered for sale at public
auction, at my Office in the court house in
Empor u. on saturday, the 9Th day of Janu-
airy, 1880; said sale to be open for bids from
10 o'clock u. IN. to O'Clock p m.
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Just received, good assortment OF all
wool and cotton hosiery at the New York
90 cent store.
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1t begins TO look holidayish.

Additional Locals On the Fourth Page
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Hampers only 80 cents at the 90 cent
store
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Come and see the fine picture frames
nj the % cent store.
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NoTICE.-The Chicago Lumber Co.
are now prepared to furnish both anthra-
cite and soft coal in quantities to suit
purchasers. Prices aslow as the lowest.
E40tf
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AL Honest Medicine kree of charre.

For mems and boys caps you should
go to the 90 cent store.
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Pensions and bounties obtained by C.
B. Bachelor. w31tf
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HortIcuIturaI MeetIng.

EMPORIA, Dec. 81, 1879.
Lyon county horticultural society
met according to adjournment. Presi-
dent in the chair. In the absence of the
secretary, c. d. Burdick was called to
act in that capacity.
r. Milliken read chapter III "WaysidC
Notes" The merits of the Snyder
blackberry were discussed and referred
to the state horticultural society.
CD. Burdick was elected delegate to the
state horticultural society, which meets
at Holton on the 18th, nth and 18th OF
December, 1879, and Robert Milliken
alternate The society is to bear the
necessary travelling expenses of the del
egates, and also to pay the annual mem
bership fee of the delegate to the state
horticultural society, the delegate &c
furnish report of the doings of the
state society at the next meeting, Decem
Der gath. Adjourned.
| n n RT-DnYcU 600 nrO tam
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PERsoNAI--Alfred ]. Knight, who
gave the excellent dramatic readings at
Bancroft hall Wednesday evening, re-
manned in Emporia several days and
formed many friends and acquaintanccs,
His engagement here, as the first in the
w. b. Jones lecture course, was the only
one in Kansas. He came here from some
point in Missouri, and left Emporia last
night to fulfill an engagement in Iowa.
Mr. Knight is very agreeable gen
tleman, and since the public per-
Torrance has given several enjoy
able private readings before few
friends, one evening at Mrs. W. b.
Jones residence, and yesterday afternoon
at the rooms of Mrs. Captain North.
Mr.. Knight will receive warm recep-
ton when he may return 10 Emporia-
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For delicate shades OF mixed paints. white
lrafl. oils. and window glass. go 20
NORTH RYDEk's

81 you want prosecution neatly and care
fully compounded. 20 to NoETn& RYDER,s
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A. O. U. w.

Just received, large stock of gents
underwear, which will be sold very cheap
at the 90 cent store
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-12

You can fad most any size in picture
frame glass at the 80 cent store.
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e. adruple Jewrlry--i. r. Jordan
HOLIDAY Kocds-Eilen Plumb.
Holiday DIR goods-Wibley 4 Henson.
sheriff sale-J. u. Moon.
Lectup II heodoTe Tflton
Holiday goods Abernaihy. North 4 ORR.
son.
school iEnd-County TTea .urer
Notice 70 farmers-W. a Soden
Money 10 loan-lSacheller 4 Bachelor.
g. Stray ed Abraham Moon.
Tickets for EurOpe-P. r.. StrombcIg.
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t. NORTH Z RYDER's
Az 10, james Smiths Imperial cigars.
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Go and see the beautiful velvet picture
frames AT the New York 90 cent store.
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There was fine attendance at the NJ. +.
church Monday night TO hear Tank kee.
That is right. The people ought to turn
out to all proper public entertainm' nts.
1t is a sign Of life in town
TO have entertainments and to have
them well paironized. OF course
tastes differ somewhat rs TO what con-
stitutes a proper entertainment which
question We will not now discuss.
What We want 10 say Is that there
Is no more pleasing OF cheering sight
In a town than a large and fine look
ing congregation of intelligent people
such as Emporia can turn out when she
gets ut it. The audiences have been
generally larger at lectures this winter
than for many seasons. 1t is an indica-
ton of good times and we hope to see
such audiences together frequently dur
ing the season. After all. men and
women like to look ut each other, like
IN chat and smile and laugh and display
their store clothes and have good time
and II Is not right to "house up for thu
winter.
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For choice I,eriumcrie,, fine SOAPS and Il full
line ni hr,lsht.s GO 10 NORTH & KYpER-s
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ALI the new novels at Fox s. Co.'S, al
their popular low prices. ld14t6&wt1.
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SOME CHOICE observation-disclosures
south avenue, Emporia, and the Cotton
wood, on the west side of Commercial
street: high, well drained, with good
soil, good water and good title are for
sale; also cheap lots on Copley's addi-
ton. Address
Mrs. f. d. MCCOLLoM,
w29mo6 Council Grove, Kansas.
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CHE 4n'poria Menus.


EMPoRIA, FRIDAY, DEC. IL, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-04
The Texas cotton Crop.

ST. Louis, August 3.-Late advices from
Northern Texas SAY cotton is maturing
earlier than usual this year owing to the
lack of rain. The yield will be heavier,
as the acreage is about fifteen per cent:
greater; but planters fear the staple will
Re shorter from the fact that the unusually
dry weather has forced the balls open be-
fore they reached full maturity,
Vice President, and Gen. Noble, General
Superintendent of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, have arrived here from Texas,
en- route East to attend the annual meeting
OF the Company in Philadelphia. They
say the road is being pushed vigorously
beyond Ft. Worth, and will be competed
so far penetrated by this road will produce
a quarter of million bales of cotton this
wear, most of which will find its way North
and East via st. Louis.
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BurrERwORTH-YOUNG.
SIN InIesftgntinE.


CINCINNATI, August 2.-In the Congress
sional Committees investigation to-day,
George w. Taylor testified that he was an
employe of the Ellis Tobacco Factory;
voted for Butterworth, worked for But
terworth outside of the factory; received
$25 from Butterworth after the election
received from his employer S100 before
the election for campaign purposes; this
500 was not given to me as coming from
Butterworth; did not buy vote with any
of it; my employers told me to vote for
whom pleased, but preferred that l vote
for Butterworth; no one feared a discharge
for not doing SO; in 1876 was docked Sl5
for absence during election week; we like
Butterworth; would vote for him to-mor-
row; was given $25 to work for Banning
in 1875. @
A. ]. Cunningham, Chairman of the
late Republican Executive Committee,
testified: There was money sent to the
different wards. We had six or eight
thousand dollars, and out of that we clear
tee. Nearly the whole of it was raised
from assessments on candidates. think
Butterworth and Young refused to pay.
Butterworth was assessed 81 800; SlOO was
paid in; don't know who by. My impress
sion is that Butterworth paid nothing. L
don't know where Butterworth's funds
came from. 1 asked Eugene Hall ii he
brought the money from Washington for
the Committee, and he said, ono; there
was none to bring" learned that money
had been sent to candidates for Congress
from Columbus The committee received
none, or very little, from Columbus.
There was meeting to suggest names to
Judge Forker for appointment.
Judge Wright here placed in evidence
Supervisor John O'Conner, who testified
that Egan told. him he could make three
or four hundred dollars by swearing that
Butterworth paid him for his vote.
The Committee then adjourned till Mon