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, 1881-09-26

iJIessul f;nylOr In wbnIn ytnI bc,iev. nnd no.
iovu. Ii hnturs him. mi ,ncrey ,hat hs wns Il |
!" ''Hsef s eriaS. r .'G nt honn1s ~ @ a nneye d"
thsngs and !,cyona nll M slinKs onsa,.:e ,, n th9
owlirst stA!lon and IL Tho hiphrst Atat1of' IN
hs tlAIly walk nnd conversation. no
lLt.usrJsATEn TlIE MAJESTIC Truths or TIE
:. iltits.E
In which he believed, AMI The t1fvino character
r. ,'s,, " hessct saslor whose e1Ap'' NJ foI-
hat Is there lhat mikes th!s mourning 20
n1lssrsnl2 Thu whotc world Is n!etl with II.
weeks thro',Yi, whieh wu hare passoA t,rn. Cur
Held l!ns GnlnH IL bo something tnnrt thAil ndr
m11' nS i, ~ "; 1pan nt rins
every Geart. Inttcrlng n!d htptius t9ft lts coF.
mr. I'rn Ting childhood bus ai'apdped t!ssports.
ied Mi ,ho atmosphere. aud envel9pe'l i. llkoit
n sa 'sy r. S' so ' heara s1'n te se' ea
wh!cil Ia eRrr1n! ~ aroun,l tho Kit,ln', and ~
s;.. hls 9ysry e!yl:s pdpS ~ h@ve @
brIthDrhuli, uilt h!itnnnlty ot innn.
eant ai'.nk nlSuT tnagai Of Gem Garfield nil1t
~ spcak 'i of ''i, merely @ Is icsis%,or cafs6t
si,unk Of hlul, Il tiisy cxpress our feelings, as
srfiatr Or ~ Congressman, Or ~ stAtcsH1al. Or
ns politician. or rs ihwyar, tir na eltlzbn nuae
vse g = ,Se M whss b j thins d h!n i,ers eo..'s;;
,hq:c s pasi sM ycsrs. u . Ut mie ny poo riends,
iny' ut yoltr feut tonight, boar rs IL may DO,
THE T,,IllUTE or ONE WHO LOVED HIN TEN
DEtEir Asp WELL"
Gen, Garfield mule thp whnta circuit of our
nublcst and t,uat American life. ln tEscr!Gc'l Il
hs s.,eecsd. liz it'd mid hs falied Iiko lltbo
rfss # M a's 5 va R aek ,sss a
itasa eo!np!e.el ssholo; but tho maryslo,'s feat.
tlro Of TINT no Recns to ine y 70 aiter all. as
VIC look hpon 1t npw, Its wonderful anu
IT'S ABSOLUTELY rEhrEcr SATuIlALSEss.
ff1of
nAturnliy To III. lte never achieved stugle elc-
wilton that did not seem 20 ee 20 thornuKhly due
sesei se % ny plaee, 'I ut cc ome - to "t % e NJ
MN In MI ihs Grpnd iand 10 my it'orcr. to'!uy
for what Jnsnrs \. Gurfcld has been. No ntu-
lny lccauso Ut thu splendid Nights which JAtncs
fairfield rcncheft. IIe entertained no rnt,cors
I" earts wc1a 3,sv sred no slI'xis sH una;Senr hs
rancnr n9ainst james 4. uuraGld; iic never
tcsplsrl living creature, mud no livinK creature
humnn bunH, and. but for ths t'slc. no human,
bong would oyer hnve Willingly burned James
hun,nn Go!nss way. nfi when Kreat botlIes Of
me,l disagra9t hsandre'ls md thousands Of
hunnn beings rot out Of bis wny mud asked hin
x little more than ono yoar ago. n great
convontion-tho Krundess ~ soIne of t1s aspeots
ani strovo day niler div, aid day nfter day,
| each one pursuing bis OWL cho!ce md bis own
| ambition, but when tho tinnl end ctitne Jn!nes
A. GARFIELD hHd offended no tnIltt. IRttts Il. Chr
tiGli hid wounded no one, nnd. when tho rusl-
| Ing tide canlo every heart In thnt great body
and
| THIS GREAT NATION SAID AMEN.
In the contests of hls own State tho word "con-
test - censed. ani thete was no contest. IN tho
conflicts Of the legislative forum tho word cum
eSse to Syfo was f. Aa sSs "s n
~ psS ro KY Y"u ny fearch f a,, 'nS
| tbrEuxt it ypu cannot find 0tte unktnd or uno
, 1881-09-26

Tho club aftcr this invited the Hon. A. l..
Morrison tn address them or, tho sad occa.
stoil Of Their tnectnx, and he made apathetfo
~,.,,
TIE ELRA
At regular. communication of Chicago
1.odgs., NJ. j, Benevolent Trotcctiya Order
OF EIks, held Yesterday, tI,e fnljowi,iY rrso.
ta,,t ,,ot,. nrcsnn.n v ,,,.,tto - NJ ~ n
nst,nc,nti, ,,tntnd ~ W INV ts,o sea sW o
were unanimously adopted by tho lodge:
n,nvu from our mlast ~ the han!i q IN nssaslu
WHEREAS. Whliu wo in o,u,tno.i with ali but
mnntty tlcp6ru the loss Ut our noh0 PresKfonts
therefore; ,M. r.a. T., .v,,n.,sv ,x,,, ~. n..,n
Cbrsa" i<tigc, No. i, i. r. o. Rsks, tl.cHiy
fourrs tho .oss of itn Chief Slaaistratu upon'the
Istratinn; 9ma ..,..
n,s"na. C.. III ~ w. c ...n s ~ r.
Waw ana oee & shs aso Fres
llrothors slmSa ouI"li;,, vii! .: Esse!,. +. I.
M,,nrrts ramr,sont thls iusne at M IN, memorial
s"rv!""a at teptfai Muso. o.iiati ats ociook MOI
t]ay. Sunt. 20.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS.
Ata meeting Of the Life Underwrlters' AS
snnfntn, ~ isIIrnrn E,fnr,lnr nftnrnunn tho
oTl ilm,xin,, ~ r,sn1ri,am was ,,,@,tnsIy niont.
rl;u ;,,,s H'e1 n,,l frvnr'tsJ ~ Wps
-, ,SIuGte" puois"c"' "''u tol "A'"e" ~ 'A'S'
W,.o,r.,, Tint I'm ,,,mhe,s or shc r,fc nm
t.crwritcrs' AesUcintion 0t Chicago earnestly re-.
cchn The woris VI, sympathy aud regret now
arising from ths wn9ie stiintFy; ,. .,,.
aat feEarM ta,s 4Gln o IrnItca 81 H,strs tny
a y, te ,orr,r ~ ~ tha ."ad"st nWcnt 4,
unr National htstnry: ,,
H3t hyy tSer fa tSo aaea qaaes
M % tuinti aid leart made prominent ID htr iIIus-
'rIus srh, .9In, it,va xc,+,ucnt of re.ncerfpi
participation In her aorEt,w peryadcs oyeEy gem
sr,.,s heart Throughout tho cvitzea World.
which nbo In. no molly relied may continue her
unfailtus support.
CHICAGO LEGION.
AZ a moa,,n,, nf Chirnen Legion. No. l.
SIX. nf a. q. II. III. IN tlletr hull ThursIav
avrnlnr. Tia following resolutions nt con
Inirnn.s' f1f memory Of Tie jutU President
wars passed:
II hoviuu uIcased Almighty God to romovq
fstsDrcd, ThRt by his donth tho Nation has lost
II slntcslt.nn Ut htgh order and society a true
and faithful mnn. an
That while NO bow III submission 10 tho vii!
If Hin who does gll Il th,ngs well: We deeply
inetnory bis inany vlrttlcs.
Thut W. extend to bis widow. bis children. md
hls aged muthor uDr heartfelt synpath!cs In fhla
TIM as Il boi,tttng trlbuto to bis memory We
lrape our reyalias aud uniforms for period Ut
- o,, a,,,,,> ,,,.,.rr,,o,,
,,, eoLo"Ep , op =, s,..om ~. ''ss.,, f,,a-
o " cn 1nsts assse o f11GFSv af Wester
S,nr LUtgt-lnll list Saturday evening, and
unanimously adopted tie following preamble
'u .saou.'gs tr,a a .wt,o fnc,,or b,.
hood and IN the midst Or q SRrsnt o! ueolulaess
1r l ho'orcd and b"loved President james a.
| WHEREAS. Ills loss is 10 90 EERUtflEu puEl2
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18
The seldier.. lleunien.

Through q misunderstanding in dates
the meeting of the general committee at
Emporia on Saturday last was not fully
attended.
Col. Buckner presided over the meet.
ing and J. F. Culver acted rs secretary.
1t was moved that each township be
requested to meet on Friday next and
elect captain Of infantry and captain
Of cavalry and report their names and
postofiice addresses at the next meeting
Of the County Committee.
A committee on badges was appointed
consisting Of Messrs. J. d. Gibson, ]. G.
TrayloF and W. P. Sill. Also COM
mittee On wigwam. consisting of Messrs.
W. F. Chaifant, D. W. Eastman and E.
P. Bruner
Il was decided to hold the reunion in
wigwam TO be erected in Emporia,
and arrangements will be made, if posi-.
BILE, as noted heretofore by the News, to
have the wigwam or tabernacle erected
in time for the use of the County conven.
ton. which meets here on the 9th of
this month.
D. A. Slshl was elected quarter,
master.
A motion was passed requesting all
candidates for Office to advertise the
township meetings for Friday next
Adjourned to meet at the court house
on Saturday, September Sd. at 9 O'Clock
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We learn that Mayor Eastman has
been in correspondence sor some time
with Dir. George E. Waring. of New
port, r. l., in reference to Plans for a
sewerage system for Emporia, and that
after sending Mr.. Waring map of our
city showing its topography and the ma
tural fall OF its streets, u ii gentleman
has offered to supply plans, specifications
and estimates fer complete system for
$500. This proposition the city council
had under consideration at IFS last meet
ing, but failed to reach any conclusion
in the matter, there being strong objec-
tons to the city, in its pr vent financial
condition, expanding so large an amount
of money for. simply the plans with
which to begin an expensive improve
meni.
We think the council will be wise TO
think twice before rejecting this propo-
sition. 1t is true we have no money to
throw away on luxurIes, but our city
is in great need of system Of sewe "a &c
It cannot be put in until plans are fur
nished and il will be poor economy 10
pay q small price to an Incompetent
engineer who will give US unsatisfac-
tory and in the end very costly sewers.
Mr.. WSring enjoys good reputation
for efficiency, having put his system in
ct Memphis since the yellow fever
scourge there in 1878, and in various
other cities. in all Of which, we under
stand, they have worked en-
tirely satisfactorily. And they are
said TO have the merit of compare
tive cheapness also and to be peculiarly
adapted to the smaller cities.
We cannot long delay putting in some
system of sewerage without great detri-
ment TO the health of our city. Let
whatever is done be undertaken under
standingly and in the light of the wisest
counsel in the matter.
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Kansas State Fair.

Topeka Commonwealth: Entries are
coming in fast, and the enterprise is
booming. s8
No State exhibit has struck such q
popular chord in Kansas.
Fifty thousand people viii visit Tope-
ka during Fair Week.
Complete arrangements have been
made for the satisfactory exhibit of stock
and products.
An abundance of water will be in the
main exhibition building, and upon the
grounds. 1
The main exhibition building, and the
offices for the Secretary and Treasurer,
have been completed.
A new and commodious sheep house
has been erected, and new fence, encloe.
ing the ground on the north and east
sides.
The timber along the Shunganunga
creek on the south side has been cleared
up and converted into q delightful grove
Over g dozen wells, upon various
parts Of the grounds, will be in com.
plels coalition. and will afford an
abundance of water for all purposes.
6. Y. johnson, the secretary, and his
staff of clerks, are kept busy early and
late in booking entries and in attending
to correspondence.
The Pinee- Curtis tWenIy-mile race
which will come of September 17th
viii be one Of the great attractions d
the fair.
The track, which, under the supeTvis
ion of ]. w. Hartzell. has been i'm
proved, is now the finest halEmile raet
course in the west ,-s
Major T. j. Anderson, superintendent
Of the fair, has been for some time IL
Chicago making arrangements wItE
owners Of fast horses who will attend
the fair.
The $40, 600 offered in premiums anl
in purses is in bank, sad viii be PAID
out every dollar in the manner specified
Maud s., ST. Julian, and the mos
noted horses on the western turf, will b
present, aan compete for the principe
purses.
i TEs A. T. s. 8. F., who are taking n
leqnai pride With the management il
This Kansas fair. announce that the
win carry the tens Of thousands At rate
50 cheap thai no one viii want 20 stes
i er home.
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Aad sssn Another,

We learn as We go to press, from par
ties who were present, that freight
train on the Santa Fe road ran into the
regular south bound passenger train on
the Missouri Pacific as the latter was
crossing the junction of these two roads,
about O'Clock this afternoon.
The engine of the freight train struck
the passenger train about the center, be
tween passenger and a mali car. The
passenger coach was thrown off the
track and the mail car was knocked onto
its side on the outside of the track. The
freight engine was also derailed. For
tunately no one was injured.
There are conflicting reports as to
where the blame for this accident should
lie. We will investigate the matter and
give more minute details tomorrow.
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A Pleasant Time

Tuesday evening in response TO
invitations extended some time
since, more than fifty couples
of young folks gathered at the
suburban residence of DR.. and Mrs. w.
w. Hibben, to celebrate the twenty-first
birthday of their sons Will and George,
two thirds of whose years have been
spent in Emporia.
The company as it arrived found the
house brilliantly lighted and thrown
wide open TO as merry and jolly party
Of young folks as is ever brought togeth-
er intent on having good time and hay
ing it with all their hearts A spacious
platform in the eastern por-
ton of the grounds, brilliant
ly illuminated by Chinese lanterns,
and enliyened by Holmes orchestra.
made a lively scene of enjoyment
throughout the evening.
A cool breeze continually blowing
added TO the comfort of the guests in
the yard, on the long verandas and in
the well ventilated parlors of the roomy
residence.
Mrs. Hibben, who is doubtless a
'power behind the throne" in her in.
fuence over the four political factors
now in her family, entered fully into
the spirit of the occasion and was
as "young as the youngest" in her hap
Ply way Of making it pleasant fer those
who were present The "twins" them.
selves were as big as the life iupon
whose threshold they have just stepped
and evidently had as immense q time as
thoss who had passed, or were yet to ex
| perience, their twenty-flrss anniversary.
A number of very handsome and apprO-
pirate presents were fittingly bestowed
and gratefully received-among them
were noticed two elegant silver hunting
case watches, Of the latest patterns an6
} engraved respectively with the words
"Will" and George These timely OF
ferings were from THE Boys." Othel
friends Joined in making other substan
tial expressions Of their good will AM
wishes.
The Fefreshment tables were filled
, again and again with guests, who's.
. tastes were fully gralified with the dele
cacies Of the season Amer successioa
Of good old jubilee songs, in which al
: '.ioined in the chorus" the assembi,
, gradually dispersed wishing the host
the return Of many such pleasant OC
/ casiOnS
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JUNCTION, Lyon County, August 10.

JUNCTION, Lyon County, August 10.
Dry and hot and we are needing rain
very bad. Haying is the order of the
day now. There il large amount be-
ing stacked in the bottom sonth Of the
Junction. II Is the intention Of three OF
our enterprising citizens TO buy a hay
press. and press and ship their hay.
The corn crop will be much lighter In
this locality than was expected q few
days ago, on account of the last few days
being very dry. Good No. steer
calves are In good demand at S13 per
head. /. We attended the Township Sun-
day school Convention a the Rapids
yesterday and were well pleased with
the deep interest manifested and hope
much good may grow out Of it. We
hoist the name Of A. II. Hunter for SheF-
Ia and jackson is going for him unani-
monsly, you BET. We, the people
around the Junction, are happy on ac-
count OF 3 lRidge being located at or
aseF the ShafSeF ford, 90 We can 20 TO
Emporia In high wsier. >. Are you 60
ing 20 the congeati0as II 81, vote Tor
the best man. Five wiIIing subjects
0s the II. Z. church were Immersed in
the river at Aaxs0nss ford az the re-
ce1tquAgterly meeting, By Elder Walker.
4 good lively interest was manifested
and fully 500 or 600 were present In The
grove. More anon SILvERPEN.
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Pearl Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs Phineas Rich celebrated
the fhirtie4h anniversary Of their we'd
ding day At the family residence at the
corner Of Cottonwood street and Fourth
avenue, last Monday. Frieads of the
worthy couple TO the number OF twenty
i've participated in the happy event, and
many substantial tokens Of esteem were
presented by the guests. An excellent
supper added largely TO the enjoyment
Of the occasion, which is pronouacei by
those present TO have been one OF rare
Measure
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as Jay Gould could in few years accum
ulate $4,000 900 was pertinentiy dwell
upon. Many other points were brought
out. and were applauded by the speak
er's sympalhizers present
The General was not in first rate
health, having cancelled several OF his
engagements to come to Emporia and
recuperate, and made apologies on that
score He spoke, however, with much
fervor and warmth, and advocated his
views with great energy. He Is pleas
ing speaker, makes . good appearance
and has fine voice for oratorical efforts.
His language is dignified and courteous,
and his Intention is TO treat his subject
and his enemies alike with fairness
and Justice.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

READING, August 1O, 1851.
Reading, with its thousand acres of
corn, asks for rain. Our hay crop is
being secured in excellent condition.
The Bryant girl (colOred) who was shot
at Dr.. Eidson's as q supposed burglar
some two weeks ago, has caused much
talk, and some anxiety is felt in this vi
cinity TO know the truth. AS is known,
Dave Shocks, DIR. EidsOn's foreman at
his farm, is again arrested. The first
"coroner's inquest" was hastily made up
under Justice of the peace, and its re-
suit was not generally satisfactory. So
the Usage county coroner, DR.. Wiley,
took the matter in hand, at the
request Of the county attorney, and the
girls body, after laying in the grave five
days, was dug up and thoroughly exam
ined by Drs. Swasey, of Olivet, and
ROup, Of Reading, with five other doe
tors, including Dr.. Hibben, Of Emporia,
to witness the examination. The coro-
ner's jury decided that the girl came to
her death by q ballet from o pistol in
the hands of Dave SnoOks. The Jus.
tees court at Arvonia today found the
said Shocks guilty of manslaughter and
bound him over for trial at the next term
of the district court. DIR. Edison is q
newcomer to our midst, but his neigh.
bois believe him TO be an upright man,
and he has creditably conducted him.
self in this trial and affliction.
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News Froaa RraItlaaa.

FRUTTI.AHD, August 10.
Mrs. l. HoEr hiss been very sick bat
il now improving. We had IN eIope.
ment tilis week. The parties were WIN.
Morgan and Flora Lamb. Thss fed
from here 20 Kansas City and from there
20 New MEXICO. We had . good rain
on the 12th inst-, accompanied by high
winds-tn IAct, . regular tornado. Il
blew down several houses on tbs noftil
side Of Ne0sko Tiser. AT the annual
school Meeting D. ". Stanley Waaa re.
elected treasurer. We were Hade hap
py on Saturday last by visit from Mfas
Jaquiths. The farmers ere all very
bnsy putting up hay. The com crop
will be very light. > ER. and 1EFS. yne.
mire are yisitlngaf John Bond's. .Ab
aef Lamb has gene 20 1ndependenee
this state. He VIII not do his own cook.
ing eny more. Boys get your tin pens
zesdY l. a.
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For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce T..
johnson, of Emporia, as a candidate for
Sheriff of Lyon county, subject to the
decision of the Republican county con-
ventIon.
will place my name before the Re
publican convention as candidate for
the Office OF sheriff. J. q. ScHoECK.
We are authorized TO announce III. r.
Mcmillan, of Agnes city township, as
candidate for Sheriff, subject TO the de-
cision OF the Republican county conven-
ton.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name of A. NJ. Hunter as a candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff of Lyon county, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican
county convention.
hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office OF sheriff of Lyon county,
subject to the decision of the Republi-
can county convention.
T. j. FLEMING.
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Tn. s.n.anha. Ranna.

The following is programme of the
races TO be held in connection with the
Lyon county fair, beginning on the Goth
of September and continuing through
the cath:
PROGRAAfME.-FIRST DAY.
No. For green horses that have
never been in race and owned in
Lyon county. Purse, $50. list horse,
$50; I'd, $15; Sd, SO; 4th, SIS.
SECOND DAY.
No. 2-Running race for two year
olds. Purse, $50. HalEmile, best 9 in
8. LIST horse, $35; Cd, SIS; Sd, $40.
No. 3.-Trotting race for horses
owned in Lyon county, and have no rec
ord. Purse, $50. LIST horse, $40; ID,
No. 4:LTrotting race, 5 min. class.
Purse, 500. 1st horse, $125; I'd, $50;
No. 5.-Trotting race, 2 $40 class. Purse,
$500. LIST horse, $t25; I'd, $50; Sd, $25.
No. 6.-Pacing race for green horses
that have never beaten minutes. Purse,
800. list horse, 500; I'd, $25; Sd, $15.
No. Running race, half-mile, best
2 in 8. Purse, 800. LIST horse, sos; I'd,
$25; Sd, $40.
FOURTH DAY.
No. S-Free-for-a pacing race. Purse,
500. LIST horse, $125; I'd, $50; Sd, $25.
No. 9.-Running race. Purse, $50.
Mile heats, best in 3. LIST horse, 500
I'd, $35; Sd, $15.
| ions that have never been in q race.
Purse, $50. LIST horse, $25; I'd. SIS; Sd.
$12; 4th, So.
No. 1i-Double team trottinp race.
Purse, $50. Horses to be owned by one
man and used as 9 driving team. LIST
team, $15; I'd team, SO; Sd team, s..
| No. 12-Citizens' novelty running
race. Purse $500. $50 entrance. 5 to
enter, 4 or more to start. LIST horse to Il
mile pole, $50; LIST horse to J mile pole
$40; LIST horse to mile pole, 800.
No. 13-Trotting race, free for all.
Purse $3.50. LIST horse, $3.50; I'd horse
$40; Sd horse, $50.
| RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Races to commence each day at 9 D.
m, sharp.
All trotting and pacing races, best
in 5 to harness, and according to the rules
of the National TrOtting Association
except as otherwise noted.
Entries must be made in all races on
or before Monday, September 10, o p. m.
1881. Entrance fee, 10 per cent. of purst
I-5 per cent. to be paid at the time Of
making entry, and the balance by Il
O'Clock g. m. OF the day the race il
started.
Records made after making entries
will not be a bar to these races.
Any horse distancing the field, or any
part thereof, will only be entitled to first
money.
In heats where eight or more horses
start the distance will be $50 yards.
In all races there must be five entries
and three starters.
In all races where time is named
within five seconds of the time mention
ed must be made in at least one heat OF
the race in order TO win first money
otherwise, the Association will retain il
/ and pro rate the balance of the purse to
the winners.
All running races TO be governed by
the rules of the Kentucky Association
of Lexington, except weights.
The Association reserves the right TO
tret, pace or run races between heats OF
to postpone for sufficient cause.
| All entries must be made with w. r.
Griffith, Secretary of the Association.
Communications should be addressed to
w. Il. GRIFFITH, Sec'y, Emporia, Kas.
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The necktie social of the Young PEG.
pies Society at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening was attended by fairly
large number of the young folks. consid
ering the nature of the evening. AMER
some time spent in feasting, music and
ETC.. they adjourned TO Miss Watson's
where an enjoyable evening was fin
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-18
EIcor-Ion Ra,as

The Santa Fe road will sell round trip
ticket to persons wishing to 90 on the
excursion 20 Lawrence, August 18th and
18th. at one fare $500 for the round
trip, good TO return on or before August
Both.
Round trip tickets will be on sale
August 10Th and 18th for the Greenback
campmeeting at Cottonwood, good to
return on or before August 18Th. Fare
80 cents.
Round trip tickets are on sale until
August elst 10 the state campmeeting a,
Winfield, good 10 return on or befor,
August %. Fare $685..
Rates to the State Fair at Topeka will
be announced In a short time.