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nj 0TICE.-I,Thos. D. Gibson, the owner
1N OF the within mentioned premises do
hereby give notice that shall apply to
the Honorable the Judges of the Court OF
GENERAL Sessions of the Peace and Jail
Delivery of the State of Delaware, In and
for New Castle County, on Monday, the
2lst day OF November, A. D.. 1881. being
the first day of the November term OF
said Court, for license to keep an inn or
tavern, known as the Swan Hotel, at No.
8 West Fourth street, In the
First Ward of the city OF Wilmington.
New Castle County, State of Delaware.
and to sell intoxicating liquors IN guam
titles less than one quart, TO be drunk on
the promises, and the following respect
able citizens residents of said Ward
recommend the said application to wit
Charles A. Winslow James Smith
George M. Bacon, j. III. Hendricks,
A. A. Chapman, William Bouzarth,
John T. Kennedy, r.. A. Wilson.
James Brown, Martin Keogh,
Preston Ayars, q. Il. Stewart,
Jas. ID. Pattoa, Bernard Kieine,
w. W. Anthony, e. J. McManus,
J. G. McCabe, August Hermann,
G, ]. Hudson, w. McElwee,
Meyer Meyers, Daniel MeElwee,
Andrew Wilhelm, ]. B. WEIGH, M. D.,
Robt. Morrow, Lruis A. Btckta.
John Brady,
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DkV. ENOCH STUBBS
LIZ WILL LECTURE IN THE
ASBURY M. K. CHURCH.

THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. q, 1881.
~ at735 p. M,
Subject: "our Young People their
Opportunities and Respopsibilities.o
TICKETS, 25 CENTS,
Childrens' ticket Is cts,
Proceeds for the benefit of the Asbury
M. l. Society. oct22-5t
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bullDf1dLE OF 32 VALUABI.n
ESl0NE a LOTS AND ONE G,Iis
0NSAT,n',N,D "a VI FRAME DWELLISG
!. eolaman'll n@pAY OCT. 22nd, 1881,
he pretneinelng at 4.SO p. m.
aret,s i's In :, Front, Scott and sec-
IRssaft, ~ 'he city of Wilmington.
Sllhem are are sPlen lpa, idly located, a nor.
[aMMay, max tnn uniting on the new Citv
Esae, either ~ them much more de-
aehaHic. To i1a retired capjtalisfa or
ahOdate ali Il u1 terms are such as 10
psltH. '' for terms and loca lion
lgs. M: N. CHILD,
tNv .,.-@.eoo u oon, Auctioneerss ~
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,.IE.-The dwell ing house aud
LOB Sam S,,and on southeast corner OF
sloine fnapel '.s streets, Newark. Del.
l.n ana 0n' ontbuildings. fences, etc,
me dsellll y, cnndItion, I le store e. and
rss 10 EvJIh EaS'he best In town. Possession
sns " & NJ March next. Apply 70 toyp,aur
~,e ugflO ~
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i &1aslLSallEsLkATRIX's n LalE sAIE-w,n

\ Se sen sen,,kAfRIx's !, sALE,-Win
Pet, On sS3 pubic sale, at x28 Markell
10 y. M ~ A1, October ~ lssi
lnen, mon '' NJ a. lollows: Wall papers.
(atlg and A sI',g, window shades, plain
Pc al,o a, u4 7, lures, store fixtures and
EaithOld and ,V iiS,in same time and place.
|nt, earrlasa Hltehen furniture. and ono
n, I. L. HOLT,
tHsrIDHAv Administratrix.
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IlOTEL FOR SALE.

Aaoaer at private sale, the well-known
|,sdde.irabie HOTEL PROPERTY a.es.
4 lioSnsend, Del, within | mile .m
.lhs proposed SKIP Canal, now
I,hol being commenced. this Will I.L
|.,a lbe 0utiry OF milo OF dollars .ur
bd,hnlte time. The property now
~ loI tis9 casn and The inanures had
Idable. PRICE Five thousand dol
IIn-Tw0 lh0usaLd cash, the bala nee in
h, two and three years, secured BY bond
~ mortgage.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
MgL2aw3m Vnwnsend. Del.
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OTxCE "A meeting of Trustees of tha
~ Poor for New Castle county will be
held at the Almshouse, Wednesday, Oct,
26lh. 1881, at 10 O'Clock p. m. Persons hay-
the supply committee will meet S1tur-
day. Oct. 10Th, at IL o'clock p. m., when
proposals will be received for furnishing
the Almshouse with b read, meats and
tobacco for The next three months.
J. W. COOCH.
octlz-5t Secretary.
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PUBLIC ES.
p'nl,' M ,'a sAlE.-will "a, be sold at pub
i'spAf OCTOBER 18TH, 1881.

'0oIVHEK 9TH, 1881,
!. ;, al O'Clock P. M, ~
ii l0t M ege .,s hree-story house and
3'1. 4 H., 10 French street. The lot
|lallg b,ce eet IN, iioht on french street,
Ee Il 5i =, thal width 100 feet. The
ID ls,es - it. H. liont, three stories high.
i vbo's oai ee-story back buildines
Ia VIII VII SVeoiatainIng Sei 10 rooms. ban,
FVa sim Nm .iot ,iot a,id cold water. This pTop.
u In nv iSsnselo ,nt', On one OF the finest streeis
|lsns viii Ii3st ~ Pleasant part of the clIy'
! day a, S'., sa ne made easy. Conditions
liuie Of tbs be, for further particulars
-.sqaaam 4 Son, Auct,rs ocls n,
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FOR SALE.

,v OR EXCHANGE FOR
rEsSEssTss.bss Ses1 1s.% assssas
lls sssss,diIn, s"ad new buildings. young 0rsnaiu' ~
,sa ,ln plenty t Of isssMe sasIee ns htssi MuaPPaY.
.u $40 shipley street.
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NEW ADvERTlsEnIENrs.

WANTED.-By a refined and genteei
w woman position as housekeeper
can teach little children or assist IN the
general housekeeping.
Apply to MRS. CARRIE LUGG,
$50 Church afraaf
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7 TO 10 PER CENT.
w estern NJ ort cages

Interest guaranteed aud payable here.
Our agents are experienced, competent
and responsible.
No delay of interest In IL years oper-
ations.
No customer has ever had to take an
acre of land.
Bankers, trustees and CO cocservative m en-
are taking them largely.
Our years experience is eminently
satisfactory.
Our customers are confidently referred
to HEALD Il CO.,
oct2l-tn1 7th and Market SITS.
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Wa R,l,,t k,ENl.-AbGut forty acres 70
mi fas'ule 10Y, near The Con,o ord Pike
{peSn 1sH .. an. hiiie rom the city limits
IN. a. !. .I Iue slidham property. Apply
'-4 ta'At! ol L., near the premises
- septli.lm,
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Va sALE,-Ihree adjoining lots. on
y * street; " feet by 81 feet 8 inches.
y, i pni, ,.' On Goodman street 100 feet deep:
~ fAlltoad Avenue, South side.
sas asG, .,l oae iol on Thirteenth street. near
~ street, Apply at ilG Market street.
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lOR SALE.

roh sALh'-buiidIng lot 100 feet
Inches r0nl on south side OF Beeck
feel " feel front on Van buren, street
~ ol ieet ifonl on Maryland Avenue:
0ls 9l the city line, and lies In Chris
ana hl. Apply al lhls office. II
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22
ABOUND Town.

A number of carloads of machinery
for the gas works arrived in Emporia
last week.
A service pipe has been extended from
the Commercial street gaSmain to the
court house.
The work of grading State between
Twelfth and Fifth avenues commenced
this morning.
T. A. Jones has started a candy factory
in connection with his confectionery and
oyster house.
THE News rejoices in the prospect of
soon having gas company to 'punch
up with sharp stick"
If there is a neater, prettIer building
in Kansas than Whitley's opera house,
we would like to see it.
The holiday trade has set in and is
unusually lively. Lots of people will
get Christmas presents this year.
No. 6,211 drew the doll at Suppe's last
evening. The prize will be delivered
upon the presentation of the lucky ticket.
If the present show boom continues,
Emporia will need two opera houses to
accommodate the troupes that visit this
city.
The only redeeming feature about the
sidewalks In Emporia is that they can
not possibly become any worse than
they are.
The Philomathian society presented a
very interesting program consisting of
literary exercises, music, etc., at the
high school Friday afternoon.
The tower clock on the new school
building has proved an excellent time
piece and has already come to be re-
garded as a necessity in EmporIa.
The brick work for DR.. Armor's steam
feed mill, on Mechanics street, is CON-
pleted, and is ready for the roof 1t will
be very substantial improvement.
Building seems to be the order of the
day at the Santa Fe switch yards. Three
new coal shutes are just being completed,
ground will be broken in a few days for
and iron oil house; the car inspector is
to have q new office; n large and sub
stantial sand house is to be erected, and
other valuable improvements are con-
templated.
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a. a YEAR and expenses 70
agents. OUTFIT free. Address
~ P.0 Viekery, Augusta, Ne.
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President Welsh has gone to spend the
holidays with his parents in Illinois.
He will address the Illinois Wesleyan
University, at his old home, Dec. 10th
the people at Bloomington on the 18th.
the Normal University on the 18th. and
the Illinois Wesleyan at Pontiac again
on the Goth. We doubt not he viii
ably represent Kansas to his former
friends.
superintendent 81. C. Speer visited US
the other day, and expressed himself
much pleased with our work
He said he had made quite an extensive
visit to the schools of Missouri, includ
ing st. Louis, and had also visited all
over the state of Kansas but had found
nothing in school-work which pleased
him as did our plans and work.
Tomorrow evening the two literary
societies will have an entertainment
which will close this years literary
work. There will be music, Grafton, de
bate and social.
The Irish land question will be dis
cussed, for which contest Rev. r. Cord
ley, Judge L. B. Kellogg and Oval Pei
key are appointed judges. Everybod
is invited and a good time is anticl
pated. p. E. DAGoGUE.
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Crooked creek winds its crooked way
across CofTey county from north to
south and emptIes its crooked self into
the Neosho two miles below Leroy.
Ali creeks are crooked, but this out
crooks crookedness itself. There is
not much timber on it, though the bot
toms are wide, until it reaches the Neo-
sho bottom. The land along it is flat
and much of it white and unfertile.
Cultivation improves it very much.
There are some large sheep ranches up
toward the head of the creek. Near the
mouth the land is rich, and there arc
some good farms.
The South Pottawatomie comes down
through Anderson county, south OF
Garnett. The bottom lands are all on
the north side of the creek. The land is
black and fertile. Some of the best
farms in the county are found on the
borders of this stream. The hills on
the south side are abrupt, rocky and
covered with scrubby oak and hickory
trees. The limestones have taken some
very fantastic shapes and are full OF
fossil shells.
Middle creek runs from the west to
the east along near the border oil
Franklin county and emptles into the
Marais des Cygnes ten or twelve mile;
below Ottawa. 1t heads up near the
coal fields of Williamsburg among the
sand rocks, but runs down through {
world of limestone. The bottoms are pro
ductive. The uplands below Princeton
are black and springy, which makes thu
roads, of wet season, almost impass
able. The mud is black as tar, deep, anC
sticky almost as wax. 1t is a corn grow
ing country, and supports much cattl,
and hogs. The crops were rather ligh
the past season.
Princeton, situated on the north sid
OF Middle creek. ten miles south of Oh
tawa, is growing some. 1t support
Presbyterian and Methodist churche
and has good schoo
Garnet is making rapid growth. TIL
churches keep pace with the rest of tn
town in this respect. The United Pres
byterians and Methodists are the strong
est churches in the city. A rousinl
union temperance meeting was held il
the Methodist church last Sunday night
1t was very dark but the people Their
are interested in the question AM
turned out. The prohibitory law
growing in favor with all good people
Both of the papers here are on the RICH
side.
Some of our readers will be glad t.
know that successful revival meeting
are being held on the Princeton, Rich
mond and Mineral Point circuits.
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One of The most nleasinp features

One of the most pleasing features of
the entertainment al the Normal Friday
evening was the excellent singing. The
rendering of the quartette Was alike
creditable to teacher and pupils, and we
have seldom heard it excelled even by
professionals. Taking this Is q speci.
men of what the Normal is doing in
music, there has been q wonderful i'm
provement in this important branch
under the instruction of the accomplish
ed and enthusiastic teacher, Miss Lii.
liam +. Hoxie.
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NanaerraI pl,corerr

For the speedy cure of consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn coughs. neglected colds, bron-
chitis. hay fever, asthma, pain in the
side and chest. dry hacking coughs. tick
ling in the throat, hOarseness, sore throat
and all chronic OF lingering diseases of
the throat and lungs, DIR. Kings New
Discovery has no equal, and has estab-
iished for itself worldwide reputation.
and use il in their practice The formu-
la from which il is prepared is highly
recommended by all medical journals.
The clergy and the press have compIi-
mented it in the most glowing terms.
Go TO your druggisa and get trial bot
tie for ten cents, or regular size for 81
For sale by 3. WheldJn s. Co.
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OurCIub List

The News club list comprises nearly
every newspaper and magazine of promi
hence published in the United States,
and affords each of our subscribers an
excelle 1t opportunity to get any paper
with THE NEWS at greatly reduced
rates. Renewals should be made as
soon as possible to avoid the delays &C.
casiOned at the beginning of the year,
when all newspapers are generally
crowded with the work of entering sub
s1.rint;O1s
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c. ]. BowN,
Clerk Supreme Court.
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And Rurl,nrtOn. Too.

EDlTORs NEWS: Burlington now pro.
poses to come into line on the enforce
ment of the prohibitory law. Last week
in the case of the state vs.. E. F. Morton
charged with selling intoxicating liquors
in violation of law, a verdict OF guilty
was rendered and defendant fined 800
and costs The case was appealed. To
day Casper StOeffels, charged As above
Is to be tried. We think these are bul
the beginning of sorrows'' for the wits
ky men II. w. c.
Burlington, December Il, 1881.
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Charles Brown and George Washing
ton, both colored, were arrested Thurs
day by Deputy U. s. Marshal Moon on
a charge of carrying on the trade and
business OF retail liquor dealers withou;
having paid the special tax therefore as
required by law, contrary to the laws OF
the United States in such cases made and
provided. Washington gave bond for
his appearance to-day and Brown, in de.
fault of bail, was committed to jail.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

As Christmas comes on Sunday this
year, the question as to whether its cell
ebration, from a secular standpoint,
should take place on Saturday or Mon
day is being mooted. II We didn't have
the prohibition law in Kansas we should
suggest the former, as we are told that
Sunday IS better day to ''shape up" on
than Tuesday.
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FRIDAY. Dec. 1C

OCCs ~.
One hundred and thirty-eight dollars
were stolen from the express Office at
this place yesterday, by some one who
effected an entrance through the win
dow. Strong suspicious rest upon a
certain party. The strongest proofs are
said to be a similarity between the wool
found on the window casing and GER
tain pair of pants. The money was
found scattered around the depot and in
out buildings up town. 1t perhaps is IN
necessary to add that upon the discovery
of his loss, the agents face turned
"whiter than the driven snow" The
scaffold gave way at the U. P. church
yesterday precipitating the brick ma
son to the ground.
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THE READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.

THUsRDAY, Dec. 10.
The citizens of Reading and vicinity
were favored with lecture last Tuesday
evening by Rev. DR.. Cordley, on Me.
chanical Arts of Poetry" The delivery
showed the doctor to be quite student
of the poetical branch of literature and
also presented some very interesting
truths. "A Christmas tree will be on
exhibition Christmas eve at the school
house, TO which the whole community
are invited. .... The NJ. E. Sunday
school will have a concert ON Christmas
night. .. David Hopkins has raised the
frame for his new house. :. Patton
Bros. are building large barn.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL

I'M poor rs well IA the rich, the old as
i well as the young. the wife well rs the
husband the young maiden well Ne the
Young man. the girl n well as the boy, may
just ~ well earn u few dollars In honest en-
ployment, as 10 sit around the house and wait
for others 10 earn ~ tor them We can give
yOu en- 10y meUt, all the time, or daring your
spare hC urs only travelling or in Your own
notghbOrho-t. among your friends and ac-
quu'ntanrcs q you do not care for employ
mont, VIC can tmpart valuable Information to
You trccO cost ~ viii cost YOU only one
cen for n Postal card to write Tor our Pros
prctus, and 10 may bc the means of making
you good muuy dollars
DO NOT neglect thi, opportunity. You do
not have TO invest u large sum OF money, and
run a great risk oI losing 10 You will reahi-
~ see that u viii hc an easy matter TO make
from $40 20 500 wvct, amt G. tahiish 4 lucra-
tive and independent business, hpEorOble,
straightforward and proltlple Attend 20
this matter NOW tor their rs NJ iSEl IN IT
for all WIN euEu'-r with us Ne will surprise
you and you Will wonder why You never
wrote To ~ before We scnd full ntrticulaTs
FEEE vi Irrss BU- kEYE N'F'g co.
(Ngmc THIS papcrl MARION, ONO.
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The Emporia s st. Louis railroad
scheme Is assuming proportions, and q
gentleman who is q leading spirit in the
undertaking and knows what he is talk.
ing about, says he has no doubt whatever
of its early construction. As this line
would open up to Emporla the famous
Rich Hill coal fields, and would reduce
the price Of fuel in this city at least SO
per cent, we trust the prediction OF
our informantsmay b. speedily verified
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

Harvey G. Wells and Miss Mary How
ell were married December IA, at the
home of the bride on Taylor creek, by
Rev. II. Rees, of the Welsh Congrega
tional church. A party of friends wit
messed the ceremony, and a delightful
wedding is reported.
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BucKIsn's Arnlca saivs.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by B. Wheldon & Co.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

Commonwealth: DR.. Richard Cord.
ley, OF Emporia, has been invited by the
State Historical Society to deliver
the annual address before the society
this winter, and he has accepted the in.
vitation. The address will probably be
delivered at the time OF the annual meet.
ing for the election of directors, which
will be on the 18th of January.
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BURNETT'S COCOAIsE

For Premature Loss of the Hair-a Phil.
adelphian's opinion: ''One year ago
my hair commenced falling out until ]
was almost bald. After using Cocoaine
few months, / have now a thick
growth of new hair.''
ALEX. HENRY, S14 East Girard Ave.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts, always
Standard
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

In the criminal actions brought at To-
peka against certain parties charged
with defrauding the Santa Fe company,
most of the defendants, upon being ar.
raigned in the justices courts, waived ex.
animation and gave bond for their ap.
pearance in district court. Fourteen OF
the arrested parties are still inmates Of
the Shawnee county Jail.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

We heard a gentleman who is on the
road nine months out of the year and
who has been in every town of any size
in the state, say yesterday that
the Coolidge and the Brettun
at Winfield were the best
hotels in Kansas and that a. between
the two he preferred the table Of the for.
mer. We have heard the same verdict
very many times, and We regard it as
merited.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

State Superintendent Speer has re
ceived reports from seven county super.
intendents, and few single school dis
tricts the amount contributed by the
same for the Garfield Monument
Fund thus far, amounting to S134 OIL.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

The State Teachers Association will
be held at Topeka, beginning Tuesday
evening, December 9th, and ending
Friday noon, December 3Oth. Persons
desiring to attend should forward their
names to George NJ. Stearns, chairman
of the executive committee, Topeka, so
that arrangements may be made for
transportation and entertainment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

The household of Rev. j. F. Hendy
of The Presbyterian church, was visited
last Friday in an informal manner by a
large number of his parishioners, who
after very delightful evening, retired
leaving behind them many pleasant and
substantial evidences of the affection
and regard which they entertain fol
their pastor. Mr.. Hendy is doing q
good work in Emporia, and we con-
graduate him upon his success in win
ming the hearty and effective CO
operation of his congregation in his
present field of labor
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

Among the charters filed with the
Secretary of State at Topeka last week
was one for the Kansas coal and land
company; place OF business, Emporia
Kansas; capital stock, 100000
Board of directors: H. G. Cross, VIM
Martindale, G. Hood, P. Bonebrake
L. Moler.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

Whose pantaloons is Steinberger, of
the Winfield Courant, wearing nowG We
see he has returned pair he borrowed
of one of our citizens to present good
appearance during his first few months
at Winfield.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

The Missouri Pacific has struck a
boom, and business has increased
wonde-e>a11 on that road within the
past few months, three or four freights
passing over that line in each direction
every day.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

The total court costs IN the Herring
ton case at Topeka are reported by the
Commonwealth as being $2,SS7.49 The
defendent in this proceeding was a for
mer resident of Emporis.
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THE AMERICUs News
EDITED BY " RURLOW."

EDITED BY RURLOw.'
WEDNESDAY, Dec. II
Zane s. AdaiT moves to Emporia to
day. John Craig completed his first
set of new harness Saturday and sold
them to ]. d. Jaquith. :. A slight on
pleasantness down on the river about
three miles from here IS reported. Nc
lives lost Trains of movers wagon:
keep constantly going through here
mostly in a southerly direction. "A
travelling picture gallery went through
town yesterday. The brick work or
the west side OF the U. P. church is now
ready for the window caps aud the res
of the work is progressing rapidly.
Who says this is not fine winter weather
:. Jacob Lesh and wife started cas-
yesterday on their contemplated visit
-. Work is plenty and hands are il
good demand.
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Street Commissioner Hammond is
Strengthening the ravine that runs
through the west part of town, so as to
run down Congress street. The old ra-
vine on Fifth street Is being filled up,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-22

A bridal trosseau which received very
fiattering mention in the Kansas City
Journal of Sunday, was made IN EN-
poria and Is described as being mar
vel of elegance and beauty.