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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-19
Personal 1IENTION.

j. r. Walkup returned Thursday
morning from brief trip to St Louis.
W. Cunningham, ESD, started to
Michigan Friday morning, tor ten days
trip.
Mr.. J. G. Albright, editor of the
Democrat" Santa Fe, n. NJ, called
Saturday.
Hon. Z. s. Bertran, member of the
Salt river party of Council Grove, was in
the city Friday
f. p. Gillespie. who has been visiting
with his nephew, Harvey Thomas, left
last Friday for his old home at Irwin,
Ohio.
Nose Bates returned from Indiana
Thursday, where he went some weeks
ago to see that the state brought up ali
right for Garfield.
NJ. NJ. Murdoch and wife, of Wichita,
and T. B. Murdoch of Eldorado, came
up ON the night train. M. M. and wife
have just returned from six weeks
visit to West Virginia and Ohio.
Hon. d. C. Haskell was in the city FRI
day. He looked for all the world just
like a man who had been elected to con-
gress for the third time. We predict
that bud will make himself felt in the
next congress.
Among the arrivals Friday was j.
J. Frederick, Esq, of Medaryville. In
diana, a brother of G. w. Frederick, of
this city. The two "bOys" had not met
before in twenty-four years, and the
meeting was indeed joyous one.
Mr. james Milliken from Sharpsville,
Pennsylvania, brother of Robert Milf
ken. of this city, came in with the cast
ern excursionists to visit his brothers
here and at Mcpherson. Mr.. NJ. is
much pleased with this section of Kan
sas.
General ID. E. Clapp, a regent of the
state Normal school gave us Il pleasant
call Friday. We were glad to see
that lie has been reelected a member of
the house from Woodson county. He
will undoubtedly be useful as well as
lIOlnlLCuJ tnCuibSi va tuiO bOA1.
Mr.. G. c. Grant, who has for some
time past been employed IN this Office,
started, day or two since, for his home,
Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. Grant is an ener-
getic young man, possessed of those
qualities of head and heart which go to
make up the good citizen and genial
companion. His many friends in En-
poria regret to lose him from society and
will gladly welcome him back. at any
future time.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from F. F. Dinsmore, county superin-
lendent elect of Douglas county. Mr..
Dinsmore is at present representingsthe
Mosler Safe and Lock Co., but next jan
uary will take Sarah Browns place
among the officials of his county. Mr..
Dinsmore held the Office of superin-
tendent preceding Miss Browns term,
but was defeated in 1878 through the
apathy of his friends, who thought his
election so sure that they did not make
the extra efforts necessary to offset Miss
| Sarah's strenuous canvass.
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Indignant

That our people should feel a good
deal of indignation over the discovery a
few days ago that several head of dis
eased cattle had been butchered here,
and probably retailed in the community,
is not at all surprising. The announce
ment has created good deal of stir
among butchers as well as others. We
met Mr.. Lockerman on the street yester-
day, and he told us that it had been a
common thing here to butcher such cat
ment will not tend to allay the feeling
on the matter, now that it is up. We
believe thorough investigation of the
subject should be made, and the parties
who are guilty of such an outrage Sc
verely dealt with.
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AROUND town.


Odd Fellows block is being plastered.
There arc a good many cases of cpl
zoot in town.
We viii have either gas or the cleo
trio light soon.
We have no telephone system yet. but
we have several Indies church societies
The magnificent crop of weeds in the
city parks appears 10 be ripe enough to
crib.
The Hotel Coolidge is enclosed and
will be ready for plastering in a few
days.
The attendance Of students at the Nor
NAL school is steadily increasing. The
enrolment now reaches almost three
hundred.
The question now is, who cnt up Lock
erman's diseased cattle and served them
to HE pubIics There is heavy penalty
for such work.
We know school teacher who spells
it beat. We do not know whether he
got any of Lockerman's latest improved
~big jaw" or not.
There is no one who does not like to
hear money ring, therefore everybody in
the city should put piece into the new
bell. Its tones will not have any pecu.
liar interest to you unless you do
Since the publication of our item
about the buichering OF diseased cattle
there has been a marked diminution in
the beef bills of the boarding house
keepers, and an extensive inquiry foI
sheep and hog meat.
A little girl on State street, much petit
ed, came near letting the ''cat out of tht
meal'' the other day, when she exclaim.
ed: II like sitting ON gentlemen's
knees better than on ladies; don't you
map
Thanksgiving turkeys are now abou
ripe. Those intended for the poor editor
should be picked as soon as convenient
and placed in the corncrib for about two
weeks This makes the feathers shell of
to better advantage.
Mr.. Jacob Rubbish, of Indianapolis
Indiana, is in the city in the in
terest of the national petroleum. gas com
pany, Of New York, and will consul
with the business men of the city in ref
erence to putting in works.
We take pleasure in advising our PEG
| pie who want any work done that canno
be had at home, TO give Chalfant s. Ora
ham, (book- binders and job printers), a
Emporia, a trial. Col A. Buckner. {
gentleman well and favorably known
throughout Kansas, is their genera
agent, and we will be pleased to see hin
whenever he makes our town visit
| Madison News
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Grand MistaIxe.

Lyon county possesses the champion,
double-faced hyprocaite of the universe.
The name is the Sentinel editorial
column, and its den is IN Emporia.
First, T. N. Sedgwick never stopped
with Hon ]. w. 10y, Monday evening
before election. Second, was not asked
by r. n. s., to vote for him; neither did
Hon j. W. 10y influence any in favor of
T. N. s., and no So was offered by any
one His neighbor Republicans never
acused him of such charge the day of
election. We believe it is the most
gluttonous lie the Sentinel could ever
have told, or can ever tell in lis notori-
Gus lies, and as for Hon. j. w, we can
say there has never a man discharged
his duties more honestly and uprightly
than he in all his business transactions.
No one but he who wants to lie, and
makes that his trade, can say anything
dishonorable of him. A citizen OF Lyon
county, u true temperance man and a
good christian, he has done more for
Americas than all his opposing clique,
and is well honored by all except the
Van Eman Miller Keno tribe.
JUSTICE, Americus.
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The board of regents of the State
Normal school were TO have met in this
city Thursday, but failed TO get a
quorum. An informal meeting COM
posed of Mcssrs. Murdoch. Crichton
and Wright was held at which the regu
lar biennial report was taken up and
passed upon. Gen. Clapp arrived later
in the evening, but MIR. Crichlon hav-
ing left the city no other business was
transacted
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II rs estimated that from twelve TO
fifteen thousand people arrived in Kan
sas City Thursday and the day before
from various points in Indiana Ohio and
Pennsylvania. The travellers were all
enroute to Kansas and some thirty or
forty car loads have passed through this
city on the Santa Fe road during the
past forty-eight hours.
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Road lTotiea

NosIer u her.5ly given tsaza petition h<4
been lsresensesi 70 The boz,8ss Of esgatz Z ~
nlissfonefs Of Lyon courts. kSssss aSkiax
fcr the location Df ca5ffisy Taad. - 81 4 sss
10 zrts Con siene5a al fiss Elfi he.1s s1y5er
Of section / toe 1sShiss Is range Il. faencc
vzzzs on the sesttos fise - Hessr "a ,sraeffcas
be- % the northwest esrzser ssf Section g
fotr gssisigt IS r1nge ii And u5ss.a said tsgs3.
POSED FssI tie hDar4I appointed the friso ix
viessers J EnsleS. 4 GtiIslz7i aud Gail
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j. J Myers vii take notice that or tue 10Th
day G. DcfosseT. 1SS1 he his been sued IN an
action wherein j. N. eErilkf ana " r. Grif4
9Th. partners as }. A Grif14la & Co are
Plaintiffs and } Myers IS defendant be-
fo:e r P fayne, Justice OF the Peace Of Ena.
poria city. for the recovery Of So II. and in
terest thereon at the rate Of y sssr cent per
aLnIn from the 20th day Of October, 1873:
and that said plaiHtiaS have gtr1ished all
money pr. perry and goods whatsoever, In
the hands Of one JEAN White. belonging 70
November 1880. Al 10 o'clock : n. said plain
IFS vii take 5ns cfasnt against said tlefend
est Il II per cent per ennslza froTs tbs sofa sis
of Dctster, ISIS and for costs cfSSIjt.
T.. Il HILLEItSA&N
W46tS attorney Ger Plaintiffs
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A Compliment to one Of our new Cit.


In the proceedings of the Republican
congressional convention of the Second
district of Kentucky, held at Greenville,
October 10, we find the following re-
solution. which Is very complimentary
10 our iownsman, CoL John W. Feighan.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Major J. w Church, compIi-
menlary TO Dir. Feighan, the Republi-
can candidate for congress in this dis
trict in 1878.
ResolUed, That the Republicans of this
district have heard with regret of the
permanent departure from the state of
the Hon John W. Feighan, their late
candidate for representative in congress.
They will always hear with pleasure that
he has been attended with that success
his merit so richly deserves and they
warmly commend HIM to the people OF
Kansas, among whom they learn, he Is
10 make his future home.
The foregoing resolution Was unani-
mously adopted
His old neighbors and friends will be
glad TO know tina. the colonel has lost
noneuf his faith in The principles of the
old party. and that he took prominent
part IN the canvass in ihiscouniy during
the late campaign
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AmdavIts from Butchers.

ooGs GY OF 0 LTox, IS
w. d. Green. being first duly sworn,
upon oath says, that be never said he
saw the carcass of the diseased cattle in
a slaughter house near the city, as is re-
ported by Responsibility in yesterdays
NEWS W. ID. GREER
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me.
this 18th day of November, a. d. 1880
F. p. PAYSE
Justice of the Peace
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our FIREmES.
rroeeeaInE- Of aIsst,eg. November !

Proceedings of Meetings November
and 10.
ExPoRIA, Nov. 3, 1880.
Firemen met IN regular session vith
president A. r. Bancroft in the chair.
The roll was called, and ali present
bat two members
Minutes OF last meeting were read and
adopted.
The treasurer's report was read and on
motion referred TO the finance commit
tee.
Remarks were made by several mem
bers IN regard to the Indebtedness of the
company, and after a discussion of ten
minutes motion was made by p w
Heidrick. that each member be assessed
% cents 10 help pay the outstanding
bills Carried.
VIM. Vernon was duly elected men,
Der Of the company. Applicant not be-
ing present the initiation was postponed
until next regular meeting.
On motion of Bragunier, the rules
were suspended and new business taken
up.
A motion was made by J. W Hill that
every member who had cap 6r bat in
his possession Immediately return it TO
the engine house and that new distri-
button be made of the same by the chief
engineer. Carried.
The question of giving dance some
time during the month of December was
discussed, and on motion of HaussIer, a
committee of five was appointed to make
arrangements for the same. The president
appointed the following named members
Haussler, Bragunier, Theis, Hammond
and Ellison. Said committee to report
November 10.
Frank Pollard was excused from pay
ing fine for being absent at the meeting
of April 7th and July 9Th
james McDevitt was excused from
paying fine for absence at the meeting
of October 9th. On motion of Theis,
the secretary was instructed to take good
care of the flag.
Total assessments collected, $455,
fines, 40 cents; membership, so cents
amount, S545.
On motion adjourned until November
10th.
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Thn plnnsnnt Hnnr CInh nara tl,,

The Pleasant Hour Club gave the first
assembly" of its second annual season
OF parties Friday evening at Jays hall
An invitation had been extended TO the
Pleasure Seekers" who, with the 9th.
ers, made the goodiy number in attend.
ance about fifty couples. The music
furnished by Holmes orchestra of -four
pieces, was excellent. Among the selec.
tiOus played was the new Pheasant
Hours Quadrille," composed by Prof
Pettee, of Emporia, the announcement OF
which was received with plaudits. The
club this season is under the good man
agement of Messrs. ]. w. Murphy, Dan
Mcdonald and Albert Phenis. The party
dispersed at seasonable hour-just be
fore midnight-closing very suspicious
opening for the winter season.
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cHURoH TOPICS,

At the meeting of the Emporia minis
tcrial association held last Monday, it
was decided that Z O'Clock. be the hour
for Sunday evening service during the
winter months. The community will
take due notice and be governed accord
ingly.
On Thanksgiving day, 25th inst, un-
ion services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church at IL o'clock. The ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. Mr..
Tomlinson, of the Baptist church. The
music will be under the direction of the
choir of the Presbyterian church.
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W4st3
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DIED.-At Stafford, Chase county, Kan
sas, on Friday morning, November
9TH, 1880. of typhoid fever, after an ILL
ness of IA days, Willie Townsend, aged
12 years and days, youngest son of AL
va Townsend, Esq, and grandson of Mrs.
Barbara Campbell, of Plymouth. "Of
such is the kingdom of heaven"
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Sheriff Moon returned from jefferson
county Friday, having in charge man
named MertzIer who is charged with the
seduction OF young lady in the north
ern part of this county, The trial took
place Saturday before Justice Payne.
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EMroRIA Kns- NOV. 10

Ed. NEWS: We have to-day heard that
rumors are afioat on the streets to the eff
feet that we butchered diseased cattle, and
we desire to say that all assertions to
this effect arc without foundation in
fac. We hereby challenge any and all
persons who are circulating this story to
appear in card over their own sigma
ture and make the charge.
tI,.~-,,,,,., G. ID $780,.
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EDIToRs NEWS: understand that
Mr.. Green who cuts steak for shop on
Commercial street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, says he saw the carcass
of tile diseased cattle in slaughter
house near the city. RESPONSIBILITY.
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On the evening of Thanksgiving day
a musicsl and dramatic entertainment
will be given in Bancroft hall for the
benefit of the Episcopal church. The
public may depend on having very
Joyous affair on that occasion.
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dad" Paisley has got the idea exact
~. He says the immense crowds of
men coming west ON excursions are
voters who were colonized in Indiana
and Ohio from western states by Re
publicans
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scheel, TO meet q the beginning OF said road
O'Clock a. m, and in conjunction with the
county surveyor to view, locate and survey
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Now is the time to visit your wife's
relations black east" At last accounts
the rates from Kansas City to Chicago
were one cent with supper fee; Phila-
delphla, 50; New York, s., and other
points to correspond. Go east. old men,
90 cast.
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HOI4zEL'S NURSERY
Trees for Fall PIantingI

SO& Is the time 10 Plant CIR fruit trees a-,l
vines. it Is established that fall planning i
the best have As good = stock or n4rser+
goods as can 81 founsi in Kansas VIII set OUT
trees ard warrant them ssr Year, At one
sdirti down ana balance n Aea the parties for
" hem trees are piensst4 satisfied that the
growth = sure flEtItfS ten posi- osles.s Il.
Fsss'sssia Or $eo<sso Rarf3s viii rs.rs.isss.
p -.is; Z sttsatis8 FtsAEK 4t0LTZEi
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STATE OF KANsAs.

John Aiyeo. OF the firm sf Asyeo &
Herman. being sworn on oath, says. that
he does tile huying for The firln thalsaid
firm has moi bought or caused TO he
Issligilf any beef cattle from n. Locker
man for re years .IoIix ATYEa.
Subscribed and Sworn 10 before me
this l3ta day nj November, A. L 1880.
+. p. PAYNE. J. p.
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Gray hairs are honorable, bat their
premature appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam is popular Tor
cleanliness and promptly restoring the
youthful color
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Derangement of the liver, with eonsti-
patton, injure the complexion, indnce
pimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carriers Little Liver
Pills. One is dose. Sold by North &
Ryder.
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The idea prevails to some extent that
police judge Bachelor is defaulter in the
sum of several hundred dollars, funds
collected and not paid over To the city
treasury, This impression has origin
Rted from report recently made by he
city attorney to the council, by which it
was shown that none of the fines collect
ed had been paid into the treasury. Mr..
Lambert informs us that no charge of
defalcalion is made against SIR. Bach
cller, but the question simply is whether
the police judge should audit and pay
his own claims for fees, or whether the
money collected should he paid into the
city treasury and the claims of the police
judge audited by the council. as in the
case Of other salaries and claims against
the city. II is TO settle this point of 4w
that the council has authorized suit To
I've brought against Mr.. Bachelor for the
recovery of money collected bv him.
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A sergeant of the U. S. A, who was
with Major Offiey's command of two
hundred men and campcd near the scene
of the recent killing of an Indian by
young Jackson in Colorado, was in town
Saturday, and in reply to inquiries as to
the real truth of the matter stated that
young Jackson was drunk at the time he
shot the Indian, and that the latter
did nothing whatever to provoke
trouble. He spoke in the highest terms
of agent Berry, and says the Uncompah-
gre Utes are all peaceably disposed, have
large herds of stock and are amply able
to take care of themselves. Maj. Offley,
with his command, was marching under
orders and could not take any part in
the afrray without violating orders and
laying himself liable TO court martial.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherins Sale.

Howard Dunlap ". Caleb Beckes, ct al.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution issued out of the Supreme court Of
the stat Of Kansas. in the above entitled
casse md 10 me directed. will. en- Monday
the 2sd day of November, S. ID 1880 at 10
O'Clock n "a, at the front door OF the court
house in the city of Elnporfa, Lyon comfy
Kansas, offer for sale and sell at public auc-
right, title and Interest OF the said defend
ant, Caleb Beckes, in and to the following de-
scribe1 real esta G. to-wis: Lot No. 80 on
sylvan street, in the city Of EN- poria. Lyon
county, Kansas. Said real estate 10 be sold
as the property OF the said defendant. Caleb
feckes. to satisfy said execution
October is. 1880. J b MOON
43tS Shrerff of Lyon conTlty, KS
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MRS. THOMAS
Life Saving Compound

For Coughs OF all stages. Try il and hc
convinced he editor OF the catholic Trib-
DIR. SandersOn, OF brooklyn, y twenty
two years lung disease. Mrs Baker. Conncil
Bluffs. and n number more Try her Queen
or Pain LiDimcnt. Her compounds are for
sale by all druggists and wholesale houses
She IL sole proprietor and m manufactures No
I'LL Main St. Kansas city. Mo For sale by
TRIMBLK & IRWIN, Emporia. Kansas. All or
ders promptly filled by Meyer Bros i. or Wood
ward. FAxon & Co, Kansas City sistfS5tf
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Use Leis' Dandelion Tonic, the great
blood and liver purifier and life giving
principle, IA preventative of chilIs aaa
ague, and sure cure for dyspepsia.
Price 81 per bottle. For. sale by all
DRUGGISTS
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E. c. MacI,ennan s. Co. have just COM
pleted some blanks for j. r. Walkup
which speak well for the mechanical
skill of the printer.
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From the amount Of iron pipe that
passes through the city almost daily, on
the Santa Fc road, we infer that Russell
& Alexander have struck job" out
,v,,st
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Che 4u'poria Nspa.
EMPoRIA, FRIDAY, NOV, 10, 1880.

VIM. Ramey. one Of the inmates of the
poor house, died at o'clock Thursday
night. after lingering illness.
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The man who came into our Office to-
day looking for lost ten dollar bill
ought 10 know that such things do not
stay in printing offices.
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STATE OF KANSAS
CouSTS OF LYoN.

STATE OE hA2HASs
CoUSTf or LYON.
John j. Anterior, T. E. I.add, Samnel
Faust, Chas. Rhode, Dexter Brewer,
Frank Maier, each being separately
sworn upon oath each for himself SAYS:
| have not bought or had any body bay
any cattle from Nicholas Lockern1an,lor
has any cattle been killed By me or en-
tered my shop that came from the said
Nicholas Lockerman's farm, for the last
two years JoHN. J. ATHERToS,
Thomas E. LAID,
SAMUEL Faust,
CHAs. RHeDE.
DEXTER R. BREWER,
FRANK MAIER
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18Th day Of November, a. d., 1880
+. p. PAYNE.
Justice of the Peace
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A gentleman who takes a great deal of
interest in local affairs spoke last week
Of our item in reference to rural inn
provements aud paid his respects 10 that
much abused class OF animaIs-the cows
Elm tones that could not be mistaken
He, Ike many other good citizens, would
gladly do anything in his power 20 en-.
nance the beauty and value Of the city,
but takes nu special pride in planting
trees for cows 20 rub their mangey hides
upon. Right here allow rs TO rise up
and remark, that many cows in the city,
failing 10 find grass, make
daily trips through the alleys and sub
sist their hungry carcasscs upon the
material thrown out at the back doors of
stables. Tactical fluid concentrated from
this substance must have a delicious
flavor indeed Milk is necessarily pro
duced from the food which the COW cats
from day 10 day, and we venture to saw,
that if cow owners and milk drinkers
could watch the poor creatures from
morning till night and see alI the articles
which arc TO be used in compromising
their evening bowl Of milk, they would
refuse to drink il aud tell the children.
DIDN'T, IT'S nas,ym Once more we say.
If not far the sake of the shade trees,
take pity on your families, keep The COW
up aud feed her.