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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

4 Young I'iaa Isonl took
sat IN 4 D0vss PleIss train .lsst even.
ing al West ut Vernon sl1ssiae nssn
whose CARO- indicated t5at he might be a
werl4ozso fafnef ~ be agrees ie4 HE
young mans opened up eoryersasEt.n as
follows
ave are having nsre weather.
eEh,' says the elder passenger.
81 say We are having fine weather
81 don't think 50, WAS the cool re-
Spouse.
slHelL as nice az We could ezpecs this
time Of year.
81 don't agree with YOU, . was the re
Joiner With look of wonder the
young man half turned in his seat, and
meeting sort Of Iacefious curl of the
mans lips, responded: "PerIiaps you
don't have the same kind of weather
where you came from as We have in this
locality 2"
How do you known tho man iu-
quired.
~ don't know, but thought from
your observation that the weather was
not es pleasant where you came from as
we have experienced
| Il AM not reponsible for your
| thoughts WAS the response.
Thinking to change the subject SO as
| to draw the passenger out into better
humor, the young man said:
"What do you think about the cleo
ton 81
"Don't think about H." snarled the old
man.
"Who do you think will be elected ~
1.-THE man who gets the most votes"
THAT isn't always the case" said the
man from Harlem, beginning to see the
character of his companion.
Perhaps you know BEST" he growled
"Going through inquired the Harlem
lite.
Through whatt"
Through to New York., was the fur.
Their inquiry.
Nov, see here, young man." said the
farmer, ''my name is Wilson; l am 4
years old, born in America, live at Paw
ling, am married, got four children, new
eF ran for office, sell milk for a living
own my farm, my father and mother
dead, I've got two brothers and one sis
ter, ALI married, never was in Jail, neYel
wore plug hat or low quartered shoes
Do you want to know anything else 2
said he, with curl of his lips, which
seemed to say, Il guess I've settleC
you"
"Yes, one more thing" said the youne
man, as he arose from his seat TO get of
, at Harlem, land that is" lie said, ed
you shingle your coWs?" The maj
made an uneasy movement, and, NUT
: tering something about ''the lmpudencl
of these city chaps" settled down in hi
seat, while half dozen men and womel
roared at his discomfiture.-N. Y. Her
aid.
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A BASE lMposrOR.
Wall Street Daily News

Shortly before O'Clock the other after
noon farmer from the vicinity of Hemp
stead appeared in front of the stock ex-
change and entered into conversation
with a citizen who was waiing at the
door by asking:
THE convention in here breaks up at
3 O'Clock, don't it?''
YES, that's the hour" was the reply.
do you know Jay Gould when you
see hIm?"
"Oh, yes"
as he in theTe?''
al presume So"
"Well, wish you'd point him ont 10
me when he comes out.''
The citizen promised to do this, and
within few minutes he kept his word.
The farmer took a square look ut the rail-
road and telegraph prince and then turn
ed and.asked:
"Are you dead sure go
ooh, yes"
Cant be no mistake 81
"No."
swell, it's about as l suspected A
few days ago great big slough of Il fell
low halted at my gate and began meas
urlDg my ground with tapeline. and
squirting around in the most mysterious
manner. 1 went ont to see what was up,
and, after beating around for awhile lie
said he was Jay Gould. I'd heard and
read of Gould, but didn't know what
he looked like"
1T must have been a fraudn
81 am sure of that now; | pumped
around TO find out what he was up TO
and he finally said he wanted my place
for an orphan asylum. He was gong to
build one as big as palace and take
care of all the orphans in the country.
And, of course, you treated him
well 2"
Didn't l! Why, for three days ht
lived on the fat of the land, and slept in
the parlOr bedroom! He was going &c
give me $25, 900 for my land, and the
way we killed chickens and turned ou
sweet cake for him made the old woman
sick. He finally jumped the house anC
took my Sunday suit and fiddle worti
80"
81 don't believe Gould would steal
| fiddle -
That's what thought, and so / CAM
over to have look at him. 1t WASH
| Gould at all, but some base impostor.'
"And are you so much out:"
| "Wall, it looks that way, but the eX
perience is worth something. 1t ma!
not be a week before some one else viii
some along with a ten-foot pole in hi
hand and theological seminary in hi
eye, and claim to be Russell Sage, ant
the way will knock him down and stel
on him, and walk over him, and driv
him into the sile will pay me profit @
fifty per cent. on the Investment"
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Home entertainment.

Inc entertainment last rIQay evening
at Bancroft hall, under the auspices OF
the ladies of the Emporia Christian
Work Society, and for the benefit of-ouT
home poor, was well worthy of a full
audience, instead of a two-third house,
upon las merits alone, aside from any IN.
fluence the worthy object would be sup
posed to'exert upon the attendance. The
exercises embraced, according to an
nouncement, music, art and literature
In the first part Of the program Miss
Alice Ovcrstreet read very acceptably,
"Borroboola Cha" and Mrs. Marion De
lap recited, "Anthony's Grafton Over
the Dead Body of Cesar," and other ex.
tracts from Shakepeare's we'll known
play, holding the attention other hearers
through a rather long selection.
With Mrs. G. w. Newman at the pi.
ano, Miss Allie Riggs sang admirably
the solo "Queen of the Night" She
was in excellent voice and was as usual
warmly received and IN response to a
prolonged encore favored the audience
Win 'OiOCneltc.
The dramatic part of the entertain.
ment was presented under the title OF
'The Loan of Lover" and furnished
the fun for the evening 'Gertrude''
was exceedingly well personated by Mrs
Delap who made the most .bewitching
and profitable use of the one talent
loaned her in the person of the hand.
some captain, much to the discontinue
of "Peter Spyk," who persoDified
by Robert Elstun several times brought
down the house." Peters bright stroke
of strategy in turning the clock ahead
several hours was duly appreciated by
the audience, but did not break Cert
rude's appointment Miss Hattie Hale,
as "Ernestine," MT E. NJ. Forde, as the
slower loaned, . L. 5. Page, as "Swysel."
who had an eye to the shekels. and Eli
Syder, as "Delve," "who believe he
propose too" were all well chosen
and gave good support to "Spyk'
and Gertrude"
The orchestra deserves especial credit
| Ills tnC a OCCAS1O0 Oh
which this new organization, Will
only few weeks practice all told
has really delighted its listeners
The orchestra played better than eve
that evening, the instruments were il
good tune, harmoniZed well and W,
think the members may well feel graft
fed al their success, and she fortunate
hearers may truly appreciate the excel
lent rendition Of high order of must,
by home talent. The Marriage of Fl
/ CARO- the ..Caliph of Bagdad,p an,
"Siesc of PaTis,' were listened to viii
pleasure, and as an encore the latter,
.beautiful piece, was repeated in 8 IEs.n
aer that should satisfy an exaeting critic
The persons who compose this orchestr
i and who have given so much Of ihei
time 10 il, are: Prof Sogzfd, directo
i and first violin. Miss Anna Goddard
pianist; Mr.. Builerwnrth, fluss :E. c. Rir
4 lev, comet; Mr.. Robert Elsson. secon
4 violin, and Mt. Davidson, Of Americas
rioloncelIo. Mr. Butterworth renail
ing over IEr EnpoEfa several days soIel
Aecoaatsef his parl in the oEchesirh.
A beautiful tS6eau, .erennysen'
0fsaEn Of Fair J. 6inen. ;, closed The a
ten esaent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Would it not be good idea after the
holidays for business houses to close at
: o'clock? We have talked with some
of our business men in reference to the
matter and believe that such move
would be heartily endorsed if some one
would only make the start. The clerks
who work fourteen hours per day do not
have time to enjoy themselves socially
with friends, nor do they feel as much
like work as they would il they were al
lowed some time for rest, reading and
recreation, During the cold days of
winter there will be but little trade after
dark and we can see no reason why
stores should not close and "give the
bows q chance"
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Notice.

To Martin Yaueh, owner OF the northwest
quarter Of section Is, township 90. range 10:
L. a Rohland, owner of fhe northwest
quarter OF section 81. township, -, range
IL; ID. =. Essey, owner OF the southwest
quarter of section 81, township -, range IL;
VIM. Brown, owner of the north half 81
section i, township 81, range 10; L. l. God
dard. owner of the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section = township Il,
range 10; r. 1rickel. Jr. owner OF the easr
half Of section IS, township 60 range 10.
You and each OF you VI i'll hereby take notice
that will on the 18th day o. January, 1881, st
10 o'clock a. IN proceed 20 mace surrey to
establish the following corners, tc-Tft= The
southeast corner OF the northwest quarter and
the southwest corner OF the north half OF tho
northeast quarter of section l2jl, township
(20), range (Ib) east; the southwest corner OF
the northwest quarter and the sou ihwest
corner of the north half of tn northwest
quarter and the southwest corner
of the north of she SonthUe.t
quarter of section s5il. townships s0l range
(il) east: the northwest corner of tbs north
east quarter aud the northwest conner OF the
northwest quarter of scrtion a.. township t2il
range (10l east; the northeast 90 ner ana the
sruI beast corner of the northeast quErtcr and
the southeast corner OF tire north hair OF the
southeast quarter Of section l35l township
1901. range tl0i east. j II HtBBES.
6!t5 County surveyor of Lyon county, Ks
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Geo. Hill. of Stafford, Chase county,
was found last night in state of beast
ly intoxication and was provided lodg-
ings in the cooler. This morning he
was very sober and at last accounts was
perambulating the streets, trying to Dor,
row $3.50 to pay fine and costs assessed
by Judge Bachelor.
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Too Fast.

Last week as Asa Weesner, of Plym-
outh. was-crossing Commercial street,
Captain Sommers' colored man, who was
driving at very rapid gait down the
street, ran against him and knocked him
headlong to the ground. Mr.. Weesner
got up and went on his way, apparently
but little injured, yet it is a wonder that
he escaped so luckily. There is great
deal of unnecessarily fast driving on
Commercial street. and if the law were
applied to some one it would perhaps re
suit in good and render pedestrianism
much safer on our thoroughfares.
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Sherifs Sale.

j. NJ. Anderson vs. Joanna Stone:
ko.iee i hereby given that By virtue OF an
order OF sale issued out OF the iifth judicial
district court, sitting In and for Lyon county
and state of Kansas, In the above entitled
cause and to me directed viii. on Monday,
the 2iih day of January. a ID 1881. st -
O'Clock IN at the front door OF the court
house in the city Of EmDcris, Lyon eOuaty,
kansas, effeF f5r sale and sell AZ public auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder Tor cash. all The
right. title and interest ef the said defendant
In and to the following deserted real estate,
to-wit: Lot No. I52 on Market street In the
city Of EmporIe, Lyon county. Kansas. Said
real estate to he eoid as the pro, eFty OF the
said defendant, - satisfy said order o. sale.
b MOON,
Sheriff Of LYON county, Raneas.
December q. 1880. W5zt5
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

J. r. Graham gave the largest printing
offices and binderies in Kansas City and
Topeka Il careful investigation, and
returns with the opinion that Emporia
printing, binding and blank book max
ing. are equal to the very best work
done in Kansas City or any other place.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

The Episcopal sociable last week was
turned into very nice donation party.
The inmates of the rectory were the re-
cipients of many kind favo-s, for which
they return grateful thanks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Did you ask why every body stops in
front of Thomas & Jones' grocery store
Wen, the reason is very plain, they can't
get by without taking look at those
handsomely arranged show windows.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

We acknowledge the receipt of a copy
of the Commonwealth Annual, publish
ed by F. p. Baker and Sons, Topeka. 1t
is model of typographical neatness and
contains much information that is valu-
able for reference.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

There will in all probability be an I'M
usual amount of swearing OFF, in Kan
sas on the 1st of January, and it might
be well for those who expect to reform
10 practice abstinence during the holt
dava
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

MARKEDLY ReY. r. L. Lott, at his
residence. "Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der %, Mr. Charles Deweese, of Willow
Valley, and Miss Lucy L. SIahan, of
Rockville, Indiana.
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Mr.. Williams. recently from Wales,
had one of his legs broken in two places
day or two since, while chopping
wood near the Cottonwood river. We
have been unable to learn further par
ticularS
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Final Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO creditors and all
interested that the undersigned, admiiiistra-
tor Of the estate of W. l.. frayIar. deceased,
Will. ON Monday January 81. 1881, at the Of
fee Of the probate judge Of Lyon county,
Kansas, make final settlement OF said estate
50w4 !. q. TRAYLOR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Albeit Arbor, from Nebraska, is ton
serial artist number two at FleetwoOd's
barber shop. By the way, Fleet has a
new cup case ola very neat design, made
by Fred Stuckey.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

/ a project is being t. liked of, by some
of The attorneys, to bring a test case ofthe
liquor traffic before the supreme court
at the ensuing January term.
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THE RICH MEN OF CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati Enquire makes up a
list of s'the solid men" of that city. Ii
saws: 'sFartY years ago there were only
three millionaires in Observation-Disclosures
olas Longworth. who died in 1862, leav
ing d fortune OF nearly $l0,0OO,000
Jacob Burnet and James Ferguson, who
died IN 1858, each leaving about So ,0O0,-
O00'' The list is headed with the Hon.
David Sinton at $l0'0G0,000; George II.
Shoenberger, $1,000, O00; n. d. Breed,
81, 600 eco, estate OF James w. Golf,
81, O00, 600; estate OF Oliver Perrin, $1,000
600; r. r. Springer, 5000 GEO; Joseph
Longworth, 50 000, coo; estate of S. n.
Pike, 50. 100000; Emory Bros; $1,000
000; 4. d. Bullock, Charles and John
Kilgour, W. p Hulburt, Samuel Eos
dick, Wnl. =. Groesheck, Jacob Season
good, FreIberg & Workun, John Shil-
fitos,e estate, Timothy Kirby's estate,
Robert Mitchell, 5. NJ. Barrett, r. b.
Bowler's estate, Samuel Virgins estate,
Judge d. K Estes estate. j. G. Shorts
estate. General james Taylor's estate,
and r. b. Hohble, are each worth S.
100000, while the list of single million
aires is too numerous 80 mention. There
are few cities that contain more solid
men than easy,going Cincinnati, and
with all they put on but little style, and
are bountiful in their benefactions to
every public and benevolent enterprise.
In these respects the rich men of Gin
cinnati set an example worthy to be
initiated
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Notice.

A stockholders meeting viii be held at the
oflicc of the iTSt National bank OF En- pcTia,
Kansas, on the second Tuesday OF January,
the Iithl, ISL at seven O'Clock y IN for the
purpose of electiug i've directors, 90 serve
one year. IL L. CROSS, Prcs't
Dec 10 $50 5!la
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Nofica of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given that the iffldersiarr,.
ed intends 70 make ADai settlement OF the es-z
tate eff Robers g. Hurst @cceased at the
next term OF be probate court OF Los 1couEi-
~, Kansas. commencing On the first Monday
OF January 1851, and on that day, Or as soon
thereafter Is The same can be heard. and
thzt I shall at the same time MAKE
application to the court for a reasonable al
low aBce for the expenses OF aimsHtsfration.
VIRGINIA 4 HUEST.
Administrators OF the estate OF Robert D.
Hurt, deceased. 6of4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

President r. b. Welch went to Atchi-
snn Friday 10 lecture under the auspices
Of the Knights Of Honor lodge of that
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Hon. A. P. Cogswell, senator-eleci
fron This senatorial district made us q
pleasant cali Friday on his way home
from the capital.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

We acknowledge pleasant call from
Dir. C. r. Williams, formerly Of Empo-
ria, but now Of Albuquerque, New Mex
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Mr. Thomas Gilbert, of Kaw Agency,
Indian Territory, Is visiting T. A.
Thompson's family near the city.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Mrs. Green, mother Of Mr.. John Her
rington, was stricken with paralysis last
! ,.,l..Ir
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Harry Riggs. Of Lawrence. visiting
relatives in this city last week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

II you want to know now when The
mali goes" look at the new indicators
on the wall at the post Office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

usc I.eiss DsnslclIns Tone. ss,e rrea.
blood and liver purifieT ard life ..1y;I;es
principle. i preventative slf cflslis and
ague. aud sure eurc Tor dyzpepsls
Price 81 per betsle Far sale Sar an
drdgglsss.
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DR. Turf has sue
ceeded in combining in
these pills the hereto
fore antagonistic quail
ties OF a STRENeTHINd.
PURaArIVE, and o PU-
RIPYINa Tonic.
Their first apparent
effect Is to increase th3
appetite by causing the
food to properly as
simulate. Thus the sys-
tenn is nourished, and
by their tonic action on
1.-THE digestive organs,
regular and healthy e
yacuations are pro-
duced.
Tho rnpidity with
which PERSONS TAKE
IUH fLESn Nulle unueF
the influence of these
pills, indicates their O.
| dsptability to nourish
the body, hence their
efficacy in curing ner-
vous debility, mel2n-
choly, dyspepsia. vast
ing Q1the muscles. slug
gishness Of the liver,
chronic constipation,
nndimparting health q
strength TO the system
Sold everywhere.
Price 25 cents.
Ohcs
% Murray Street.
} NEW YORK.
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Diseases of the Kidnevs

are the most prevalent dangerous and fatal
affections that anlict mankind, and so varied
and insIdiouS IN their character. that persons
often suffer for long time before knowing
what ails them The most characteristic
symptoms are gradual wasting away of the
whole body: pain in the back, side or ioins;
a weak. feeble, exhausted feeling; loss of sp-
petite and dread of exercise; scanty ami
painful disehat ge Of yariouSly coloreI urine;
and. when the disease is of long duration,
there is ;nuch emaciation and general ner-
VouS prustTation
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Is Strongly Endorsed,

We have the most unequiyocal testimony 10
its curative powcFs from many persons of
high character, intelligence AMI res ponsibiii-
ty. Our book, TOW life was saved" Civ
ing the history OF this new discovery, and q
large record Of most remarkable cares, sent
free Write for it.
DAYS KIDNEY PADS are sold by
druggists, or viii DE scnt by mail tree Of
POSTAGE on receipt of their price: Regular.
$2.o0; special for obstinate eases of long
staining. 500; eniIdren's. 81 81. Address.
DAf'S KIDNEY PAD co. TOLEDO, o.
GhUTlUn. kidneg pads now making sale
On oar reputation We deem it due to the
afflicted TO warn them. Ask for DAYS
kidn Y Pad, take no other. and You Will
not bc deceived
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

TRY THE Rocky MOUNTAIN BITTERs.
They give tone to the stomach, stimu-
late the liver, relieve the over-taxed kid
neYs and purify the blood. They create
a healthy appetite, improve digestion,
inyigorate the muscular and nervous sy-
TENS and give brilliancy to the mind.
Price, 81 For sale by Trimble s. Irwin,
druggists, sole agents for Emporia, Kan.
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Inc OnIv CHIC.

We say positively. and without fear of con-
traSiIctiOn, that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the
aFst and only iniaililIle cure for every form
of kidney disease. 1t is the hest remedy vet
discovered tor this complaint. and more ef-
fectuai in its operation than any other treat
ment- BY using faithfully AMI persisiently.
no case viii be found invetcrate as not 20
yield to its powerful remedial virtues.
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Medical.
1 nIscnVeYv IoV Accidenf.

which supplies want men of eminent abili-
ty have devoted years of study and expert
ment to lnd-a specific for diseases cI rhe
Kidneys Bladder, Urinary Organs and Ner
cous Ssste'a-and from the time of lis diScov
cry has rapidly increased in favor, gaining
the approval and confidence of medical men
and those who have used it: it has become Il
favorite with all classes aud wherever intro
duced has superseded old treatments IN
short. such is its intrinsic merit ana snperi-
ority, that it is n9w the only recognized reii-
an 1aflx
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EslPoRIA. FRIDAY. DEC. 81, lssO,
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31

Back-ache is almost immediately re-
iieved by wearing one Of Carriers Smart
Weed and Belladona back-ache plasters.
Try one and be free from pain. Price
25 cents. Sold by North s. Ryder.