The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09

money ID pay Oh tue uoOtS On tue Dcdu-
voir estste, and his own plantation he
has leased to his old slaves, WHO never
make more than . living froGn IL ! A&4
OVER THE STATE.
General D. E. Clapp has gone to New
Mexico.
Gould imposes tax of 81 on book
and map agents. .ff 90 ''5 4
The Congregational church in Cotton
wood Falls is undergoing repairs.
Tie Santa Fe track is being fenced
from its eastern to ITS western terminus.
The subscription for the new NJ. E.
church at Madison, has reached 1885,
The-Santa Fee company is building
comfortable houses for its section fore
men all along the line of the road.
Z Usage county received three cars and
half of bloOded cattle from the Kansas
City blooded stocxsales few days ago.
Edwin Walters, teaeher Al Madison
has ahAlyzed aspecimen of tAe suppos-a
ed Virgil coal oil, and reports it of little
value.
Jake Admire, of the Usage City Free
Press says F. P. Baker, of the Common
wealth, looks like John Taylor, the Nor
mon president.
Hon. A. p. COgswell has force of
men at work FenOVating the pariOrS and
dining room of the Metropolitan. 4.
p. is man of good taste and we expect
to see some handsome rooms when he
gets through Eureka Republican.
A few days ago We noticed man
passing along the street, evidently un-
der the influence of rattle snake bite
antidOte. This is the first instance of
the kind We have seen since the embar-
go was laid.-Eureka Herald.
w. W. Denison informed us II few
days ago that he had bought some corn
of G. Branson at fifty cents per bushel.
This Is the first fifty cent corn we have
heard of in this region for about seven
years.-Eureka Herald.
In q twenty mile drive down the Val
| ley this week we observed the healthy
and prosperous condition of the grow
ing grain, particularly the corn. The
prospects for large yield of corn were
never better at this season of the year
Madison News.
The Burlington Patriot has put on an
elegant new dress, and is now printed
on new Campbell power press, and the
aggressive and enierprising publisher,
Mr.. A. d. Brown, announces the next
thing is steam engine.
A Dodge City blacksmith conceived
the novel idea Of mailing horse shoes on
the hind feet o: muie. If meat
shower should occur anywhere in the
state during the year, the above item
will explain the phenomenon.
| In Parsons when gal don't like the
young man who calls on her she goes into
the next room and goes to sleep on q
sofa. After an hour or two the young
man, If he belongs to one of the news
papers, "tumbles TO it' and picks W
his hat and says ''tata.' IL .....r
"Straws show which way the wind
blows" To-day butcher said: 81 OPP
posed the amendment because thoaght
: 1t would hurt the business of the town
But this is the fact, before the amend
ment took effect had women and chill
, dren often begging me to give then
] credit for q little meat. Since, hav'
} lnot had a single case, and L fine
money in my cash drawer instead o
promises Fort Scott Monitor.
The new all homemade, yard wide
. Miami Repuhlican, litt1e gfittier thal
eyer, a beauty geographically, and fdi
Of life and good reading matter, ha
reached US. There is no use of be
speaking success for such paper ]
:, will make its own way. It is bound u
= win We look upon Perry as one @
the foremost editors IN Kansas, and ar
e glad of his continued prosperity. u .
A special dispatch to the Tope ka Stat
Journal from Vandalia, dated June 81
: says: The ease Of Rev. D. r. MitoAel
" on appeal from the southern .Kansa
= conference has Just been decided in Fl
" Vor of Mitchell. The ahimus of Re
= Ruckner's charges was 50 patent TIL
'' the three conferences hearing ths cas-
have decided u unanimously, and Mite.
q ell can nov preach Or talk GFeenbac
X ism, in the future, as he pleases.
y The story is going The rounds OF q
- Kansas press that lad living near s.
ne omOn City, was bitten by rattlesnal
q one day last week. and died N lprrib
se agony from the effects Of the poiso
n owing TO the inability of his father
~ procure whisky for him at the neighbC
ing town. We resent the idea that the
at are enough idiots in any Kansas comm
B. nifty 10 make such an eccuErenee pos
n. Bile, bul il Is rsEtsctly ate 70 Pfedics d
n this alledged death which has be
Id charged TO the failure of rum, will
tsl made The PFete16 aIa1ng nt-pedhiI
Id tionis.s, Of bigger racket than hiss ev
Nv been raised over the thousands of v
ma TINS who are annually Brought down
NO poverty, disgrace and dFunkards' grax
ex. by indulgence in intoxicating liquors
he Because it adds to personal beauty
- restoring color and 1ustte % gray or (;
Oe' ed hair, and is beneficial 70 tha scalH,
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