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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-12
West Side Notes.


MONDAY, March s.
There is talk of sinking coal shaft
on the farm of a. Allen.
Miss Jennie Murray has returned from
Il ten days visit to friends at Cottonwood
Falls.
Edgar and George Allen captured and
killed large wolf not long since.
Mr.. L. Moore is selling off his farm
ing implements and stock. He intends
to gather up herd of cattle and keep
them on the range south of Jacobs creek.
There were ten more immigrants ar
rived in our neighborhood Thursday
evening, March 4.h, from Ohio, and
there will be several more in few days
with stock and farming implements.
XuT
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Mr.. Egan, who, in addition to being a
first-class musician, is likewise tip-top
stenographer, took a full report of Mr..
Weddings lecture at Bancroft hall last
evening. the intention being to transcribe
it and put it in print, in the form of
pamphlets, at an early day. 1t should
meet with a large demand and ready
aala
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Ivy Items

Ivy Items
MONDAY, March 8.
The school at Fairview closed on
March 6. A good time was had.
j. L. W. Bell has operated his hedge
roller on C. E. Paine's hedge, which
makes quike change in the appearance
of the farm.
The Clayton boys have built small
house on school section No. IS, town 1G,
range IL.
Mrs. Miller has been very sick with
measles.
Mr.. John Wayman's family have about
recovered from the contagious disease
above mentioned.
The XVIth, amendment did not pass
at Bunker Hill as expected, on the 27th
ult, too much sickness, the attendance
being very meager.
A lady who lived near Allen died on
the end inst, of consumption.
Many farmers have commenced pre-
pairing the soil for the reception of seed
and somn have already sown spring
grain IN this vicinity. JEAMEs.
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We desire to state, in justice TO Mr..
w. +. Ewing, our efficient county clerk,
that an error rendering invalid road
notice published in the WEEKLY NEWS
Of the Goth and 9th Of February, and
asking for the vacating and relocating
of a county road commencing where the
Lawrence and Emporia state road crosses
the south line of the southwest quarter
of section 6, township II, range Is, was
wholly due to the oversight Of Office
employees, and that Mr.. Ewing was in nc
degree responsible for the same.
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Died

PERRIER-Died of diphtheria, Tues
day, March 2. 1880, E. c. F. Perrier, son
of John Perrier, at the age of SIX years.
The funeral took place Thursday, Rev.
j. Perrier, preaching the sermon. The
family wish TO return their sincere thanks
to friends who kindly assisted during
the sickness and death of their boy.
TIFFANY-In this city, March 9th, of
brain disease, Lilly Relic, twin daugh-
ter of Fred and Emma Tiffany, aged six
months and seven days.
''Ihis lovely bud, so young, so air,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom :"
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WANTED.-By young married man
without children, some light outside
work IN some part of Kansas, (taking
care of stock or herding preferred) where
his wife can keep house and do cooking
For particulars call on or address II. a
Rutland, Chicago Restaurant, Emporia,
Kansas. Observation-Disclosures
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Apnles al Ia IN. Gihsnn.s

Corn Is selling here at 20 cents. and
oats 80 cents per bushel
viii Davidson, who has number one
certificate, and is number one teacher,
would like a school TO teach.
L. A. Wood will have out 200 acres of
corn this season.
We had forgotten to mention that the
entertainment to be given next week,
Thursday evening 18th, will be for the
benefit of Miss F. NJ. Estabr0ok, the
gifted elocutionist We have thus early
given notice of this entertainment that
it may be in the WEEKLY NEWS and be
read by our country cousins" as we OK
pect a very large number of them to be
here.
Fresh blossom honey and cranberries,
at NJ. W. Gibson's.
Richard Adams, having concluded to
marry or go into some other legitimate
business, is offering to sell his interest
"a half-in the butchering business
here. This is a good opening for some
live man. KENO.
A young man by the name of William
KotZ, coachman for Mr. Charles Nc
Clennan, came TO my store one moring
complaining that his feet hurt him very
| badly, and expressing fears that they
were irost-bitten. He had in vain tried
to get relief by consulting physicians,
and had endeaYored, without success, TO
ease the pain by rubbing his feet with
snow and ice, the remedy applied in such
cases. Being exposed great deal 10
the cold by his occupation, his feet got
! worse daily, until one day he tainted in
the street. A few days after he again
came TO my store and showed me his
feet. l have seen great many sores in
| my life, but nothing to equal this, and
was afraid the poor fellow would lose his
| limbs. He asked me for st. Jacobs Oil
but at first refused, as l did not wish
to take the responsibility upon myself
not being great admirer of so-called
patent medicines However, some friend.
who happened to be in the store at the
time, begged me to give the St. Jacob:
I Oil to the sufferer, so we rubbed his fee
we'll with the oil, and he took the remain
der with him. After nine days the sam,
man again came into my store, perfectly
well, and requested me TO write 10 YOU
of this most wonderful cure; he alst
stated that two other persons had beer
cured of rheumatism by the same bottl
which helped him. JOHN LENZEN.
Avon, Lorraine county, Ohio, Januar,
II, 1879. Wilt
Smoke James Smiths Imperial cigar
| Al n,F
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Better than Gold.

The grand climax of success is at last
achieved. The poor rejoice, the sick
arise, the rich bask in the golden SUM-
shine of perfect health. The physical
miseries of the human frame need no
longer be endured. DIR. Kings CalIfor-
mia Golden Compoud, for Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Sick Headache, Coming up
of Food, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Biliousness, General Debility, Drowsi-
where every remedy has failed. To prove
that this wonderful remedy will do all
we claim for it you are presented with a
trial bottle free of cost, by which you
will really perceive its wonderful cura-
tive qualities, and which will show you
what regular one dollar size bottle will
do. For sale by b. Wheldon & Co, En-
poria, Kansas. 2 dSSmar25
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OTTAWA, Kas., March 8, 1850

DIED-Mr. S. S. Chapman, at his res
idence in this city, leaving a wife and
five children, three Of which live in this
state, aud many friends to mourn his
loss. He had large acquaintance in
Lyon county. around Americas, &c.
Brother Chapman was faithful member
Of the Christian church, his seat never
vacant, always ready TO testify for Jesus.
A FRIEND
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RucLIen,s Arnica saIre.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and ali
kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction IA,
every case or money refunded. Price p
cents per box For sale by B. Wheldon
& Co., Emporia, Kansas. dS4mar25
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Mothers need not be kept awake
nights by the incessaut coughing of
their childrenif they have DIR. Marshall's
lung syrup at hand, and give one or two
doses in season. Price % cents, 90 cents
der. d93t6-w11t1
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NEW FIRM.-By their card in to-day's
paper, it will be seen that Drs, True
worthy & Filkins have formed part
nership for the practice of medicine.
These gentlemen are known as skillful
practitioners in the healing art, and need
no commentator at our hands
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For coughs and colds, Vests pulmon-
airy balsam is pleasant, reliable and pos
tive. For sale by Trimble Il Irwin.
Observation-Disclosures
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The court room was filled Sunday
afternoon by an audience assembled to
hear the address of Rev. Mr.. McCune, of
Eureka, who Is an able and earnest advo-
cate Of the cause of temperance. Much
interest was manifested in the speakers
excellent remarks, and We hope and be-
lieve that his visit to Emporia will result
in renewed impetus on the part of our
Temperance people in their efforts to pro
mote the cause of sobriety in our midst.
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We call the attention of farmers and
breeders of poultry TO new patented
medicated egg, for DISCRIMINATING lice,
for sale by ]. d. Dawson, of Emporia,
II Is worthy of special attention. It'll
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4 HOUSEHOLD NEED.-A book of the
liver, its diseases and their treatment
sent free. Including treatises upon
liver complaints. torpid liver. jaundice,
biliousness, headache, constipation, dys-
pesia, malaria, &c, address DIR. Sanford,
1862 Broadway, New York City, New
| York W10If
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meeting.

with a jealousy characteristic OF EN-
pOria's wspapers"-Council Grove Re
publican.
We plead mot guilty." Frank. II we
are je alous we don't know 1t. Our plat
form has always been "liberality, and a
fair show for all"
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SToP THAT CoUGH-By gong 10 the
reliable and well known drug stand of
John y. Moore, and buying 81 bottle
of Green Mountain Cough Balsam. If,
after using twothirds, you gel no relief,
return the balance and get your money
hack. See advertisement in this paper.
wl0tf.
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The Thomas block, on the east side of
Commercial street, between 9Th AID 9Th
avenues, will be occupied by firm who
will open up stock of furniture there
In. about the LIST of April.
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COOP ENoUGH.-R. Jeffs filling DR.
ders for his celebrated Emporia Belle
cigars to Atchison daily Is evidence Of
the growth of the Emporia manufac-
turers
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A keno den is among the latest OF our
local enterprises. We shall depend up
ON the proper authorities to locate the
institution and furnish us with further
particulars concerning its practical OPP
erations
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DEArus.-A two.Year old SON of Hs

DEArHs,-A two-year old son of Hen
ny Mcclellan, the blind street fiddler,
died Tuesday morning from the result Of
injuries received six months ago.
A son of NJ. Weaver, . teacher in our
country schools, died Tuesday, at the
age Of four years, and was buried on
Wednesday.
A two-year old SON of Wesley Greeson,
residing In the southeast portion of the
city. was buried Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock.
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LEcTURE.-Judge E. B. Peyton will
lecture on temperance at the Wells
school house, next Sunday, the 18th, at 2
D. IN. Don't miss the treat.
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An infant child of Mr. and Mis-. TifTa-
ny, residing on Rural street, was buried
yesterday afternoon, Rev. DIR. Dudley,
of the Presbyterian church, officiating.
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Wind collie, giddineSs, pains in the
side and hip, can be promptly and efiec-
tually cured with DR.. Marshall's Ara
bian Oil Try it. Sold by North & Ry
der d93t6-w11ti
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Our correspondents will please bear in
mind that all communications, save those
contributed TO the waste basket, should
be written, on one side of the paper.
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The Emporia national bank received
q cask containing 5000 silver dollars
from the Philadelphia mint last Mon
day. If the backbone of the average
thief were commensurate with his cupid
ity, the transportation of such packages
would doubtless be attended with much
greater risk.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINEs.-Trimble &
Irwin, at the post office drug store, keep
constantly on hand full line of these
medicines, at St. Louis prices.
d92t1*-wBCI1t1*
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The ministers of EmpOria held an IN
teresting meeting at the residence Of DIR.
Barnett, west of the city, Monday morn
ing. Several sermons and essays were
read, and general discussion of church
work was a profitable feature of the
,,.oo,in~
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Whitley s. Henson are on the "war
path" at Council Grove, with six col
umn wide advertisement in the Council
Grove Republican
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AUGUST FLowEg.-The immense sale and
great popularity of Green's August Flower
in all towns and villages in the civilized
world has caused many imitators to adopt
similar names, expecting to reap harvest
for themselves at the expense of the afflicted.
This medicine was introduced in 1863, and for
the cure OF dyspepsia and liver complaint,
with their effects, such dS sour stomach, cos
tiveDess, sick stomach. sick headache, indI-
gestiOn. palpitation Of the heart. vertigo, etc,
ate. it never has failed, 10 our knowledge.
Three doses will relieve any case OF dyspep-
sia. Two million bottles sold last year. Price
IS cents. Samples, 10 cents.
Green's Atlas and Diary Almanac, the most
expensive free almanac ever published sent
free on receipt of tWo-cent stamp.
G. GREEN.
willow. Woodbury., y. j b, u. 5. a.
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For SALE OR TRADE-An improved
farm of 40 acres, four miles northeast OF
Emporia. VIII sell on reasonable terms,
or trade for improved city property.
For further particulars call on the un-
dersigned on the premises.
w10tf WoRTHINGToN MCCREARY.
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The Baptist Congregation of Emporia
voted at its last business meeting not TO
apply for further missionary aid, but
to hereafter be selfsusiaining.
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Matches are made in heaven and in
Kansas City. But here the anology be-
tween the two localities seems TO come
to an abrupt termination.
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WASTED-Work on farm by two
experienced hands Inquire of John w.
Shepard at the Emporia House.
dl9Ot5*WI1BC1t*
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We learn that after the 18th Of the pres
ent month night train running through
to Santa Fe will be put on the A. T. d
q + rnnd
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TEACHERS ExASIINATIoN.-There will
be teachers examination at Emporia,
Saturday, March 9th, commencing at
o O'Clock a. m. o. B. WHARTON,
ld92t2w11t2 Co. Superintendent.
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DR. Bells worm destroyer, works like
a charm. For sale by Trimblc 81 Irwin.
dS4t2ew&w 10ian23
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To give tone and strength to the system,
nothing equals Wallacc's tonic stomach
bitters. For sale by Trimblc d Irwin.
Observation-Disclosures
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Rev. John Kirby arrived in the city by
the Santa Fee train Tuesday, and in the
evening met the building committee for
the new NJ. Z. church. He went to
Wichita next morning on the six Il. IN.
train. From there he will go to Colora-
do for few days. 1: is probat lie he Will
not occupy the pulpit here until the 27th.
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MONEY To LoAN-From three to five
years time, On farm or good city proper
Iy, at per cent. interest and n rcasona-
bic commission. y. =. SMITH Sc Co.
M1ffff
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To the reflective mind, the coincident
events Of the introduction into Kan
sas Of the as" puzzle and the burning
of the insane asylum at Osawatomie, APP
pear in the light of awfully mysterious
and gloomy dispensations of providence
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Treasurer Eastman is receiving from
geo to 500 per day Of the last half Of
the tax for the year 1879.
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For sale or exchangr-an improved
farm 2l5 miles from the county seat of
Allen county. EDWARD Z. Holmes.
EwI0lf
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The township assessors are all out on
the warpath and are pushing their work
with commendable dispatch.
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T. G. Whitley and Mrs. NJ. L. Whitley
60 east Monday, 18th, to make their
spring purchases of dry goods and mil
lfnerv
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Seven accessions were made to the
membership OF the Presbyterian church
Sunday, upon the occasion Of the quar-
terly communion.
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Rev. McCune, OF Eureka, preached an
acceptable sermon at the Presbyterian
church in this city Sunday evening.
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A large party of Cinnamon, bound
from San Francisco TO ST. Louis. passed
through Emporia Tuesday.
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G. W. Frederick will loan money on
improved farm property or number one
business property in the city, at eight
per cent interest. Commissions govern
ed by amount and time, but as low as
the lowest. Once at court house.
ld17t6dw1Otf.
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Sc. G. Holt, talks Of going to Oregon,
says the Hartford Call. Glib, you had
better drop that.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LoANs-In
sums of from $500 to $4,000.
d91t3-wBCt2 VAN r. HOLMES & Co.
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For Group try DR.. Bells sure cure
For sale by Trimble 81 Irwin.
Observation-Disclosures
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NoTIcE.-All parties indebted TO the
late firm of Ryan & Conner, either by
note or book account, are hereby notified
TO come forward and settle.
w10BCtf THos. L. RYAN.
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The "ffleen" will promenade" up to
the iefi of the fourteen in spite of thun-
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FENCE PosTs. = Any one wishing
good ones of oak or walnut, will do well
to call ON 5. II. Rich, four miles east of
Emnoria. W1ORCt2&
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Call on Lew Wood for your garden
seeds in bulk and packages. Good as
sortment Of seed potatoes Commercial
street, near corner of Fourth w1Its
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ird adjourned.
Married.

JAcoBs-RAY.-In Emporia, March
10, 1880, at his office, by probate judge
L. B. kellogg, Samuel Jacobs to Celinda
A. Ray.
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Reserved seats at City Book Store for
Wallack Wednesday night.
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MONEY TO LoAN-On city or country
property, 500 and upwards on 1 to
wears time. wl10tf Z. n FORDE.
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

Habitual cosfiveness, the cause. of so
many troubles, lowness of spirits dizzi-
ness of the head, loss of memory, intii-
gesiion, flatulence, beating of the heart,
nervousness, all these are cured by Giles
improved mandrake pills.
Giles pills cure govt.
Sold by w. II. Sisler. Send for pam
phlet TO DR.. Giles, 100 west broadway,
n. Y. Trial size, % cents. d93t6w11t1
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Smoke James Smiths estate Normal, q
the finest i've cent Havana filler cigar
made. wl0tf
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The Marsh Ague Cure never fails.
Price only 30 cents-liquid OF pills.
.anftf
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Normal Notes

The building is not quite nnlsheo yet,
but a fewSmore DAYS will let US out. We
calculated that by the 10th the building
would be ready to be accepted by the
board of regents and we only missed it
a few days. Things have been quite
lively here since the morning of the 4th,
which day was occupied by quite mum
Der talking school furniture, as l men,
TONED in my last notes. Parks brothers
represented the Triumph study desk,
H II. Ames and E. Nichols the Novel
ty" desk, W. o. Ferguson the Excel
slOr'' desk
1. D. Fox represented the Sherwood
Manufacturing Co.'s school desks. The
"Victor" was also ON exhibition. Plenty
of time was taken by the regents in de-
Gliding the kind of furniture they wanted.
The final result was they adopted the
Triumph" double study desks, and con-
tracied with Parks Bros, of Ottawa,
agents, to furnish the required number.
John Hammond contracted to put the
desks and seats in the building by the
first of April, provided they are shipped
IN time.
We find the Parks Bros. and II. 5.
Amcs to be gentlemen, and they certain
ly know how to talk school furniture.
The echo of their speeches still
remains in the assembly room. The
above named gentlemen called Satur-
day morning and very pleasantly
babe us farewell. Mr.. J. b. Parks sand
he was Il constant reader Of the Emporia
News, and had always noticed the Nor
nal Notes particularly since they COM
menced. Mr.. Ames left word with Mr..
| Nichols TO have the NEWS sent to him
| to Sterling, Ill.
Our next notes will probably be the
last of the Normal Notes. We then will
give a review Of our past notes from the
first day work was commenced up TO the
day the building is accepted, and the
cost of everything pertaining to the new
building We think We had better quit
our notes while our credit is good. We
have been very lucky in the past; We
have had only one little quarrel with
one little girl since we began our notes
but We anticipate a reprimand soon.
Mr.. Charles Cross, of the First Ma
tional bank, and Miss Kate Smeed, oI
Lawrence, called Sunday afternoon.
NJ. NJ. Murdoch and Jacob Stotler,
with their ladies called yesterday after
noon.
The Normal students should not forge
to plant trees in the Normal grounds
this spring.
We expect visit from Little Snev
Balln and her two friends soon-rather I
good bye farewell call d. PRoCToR.
EmpOrIa Atheneum.-deeting of tn
Board of Directors.
The board Of directors met at tn
rooms of the Atheneum on Saturda
evening, March 9th. Present, Messr:
Jay, Cordley, Snyder and Davis.
The bills of Messrs. I. d. Fox and "
F. Chalfant were returned for correction
An order was drawn in favor of seer,
? tary Davis for $50, reimbursing hir
: for the payment of small bills to thu
amount
J., A motion ordering the circulation of
petition requesting the city council
donate $500 to pay the running expense
of the reading rooms was discussed an
carried.
The present librarian, Mr.. Snyder, r
ported that he would be obliged to +
n sign his position in two weeks, and Il
= question of securing a successor was +
=. ferred to Messrs. Davis, Cordley al
1, Snyder
T. On motion the board adjourned
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MoNEY.-Money to loan at surprising
ly low rates. dS4t15w1Otf
CuNxINGHAM & McCARTY.
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