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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16
PITTSBURGIT RACES,
Yesterdays sport NJ IIamowoOd Park.
The Attendance slim.


PtrTsDvRdt, September 15.-The third
days racing of the fall meeting Of the Pitts.
burgh Driving Park, at ,Homewood, was
meagerly attended, owing 10 the threaten.
Ing weather, The track Is in good condi.
tion, but d strong wind was blowing all
day. The unfinished 2:2O pace, for purse
OF 81 900, was won by Gem In two straight
heats, Billy Scott second. Time 22Ol, 2;2l.
Tho unfinished 2:24 class, purse $1,000, six
heats Of which were trotted yesterday by
Katc Mccall, Belle Oakley and CaImaf,
eaCll taking two heats, was won III the sev.
entll heat to-day by Calmar. Flora +. was
ruled out OF the fifth heat Summary:
GCI%@5 IIoIIn 9I:G
Y" Zine ia, SSS, 'saG NIX 2!s a9 ia
To.day's races, flrst race, 2.35 class, purse
81 900, five starters, Summary:
Mamie; .. ;;.....".""o, ,....,."'.,..sr',-,....,."l
FRANK ltON,,, ''..'.'''...',"""'s
kAW Dwv.''..."...'.'' '.,'..''''''''''''''''''."b
i!eI WOOd.....',,..",...'..''"."' .'..''"""'."!
Time &2FI. '&iiaisijji, Ea7T '' ''''''''
Second race, 2;25 pace pursc $1,000, six
starters. Summary:
BufIalo Gitla.,"".,..."-.....p....." ...."""""".l
Princes '.'.''".""g
SAlIIe eHn,.,",'"..",....
Captain Jhck~".".,"........,r .,r".".'.."U,.,""4
BllIy us,,o.",......,...' ..,'..,.".'""l
blaeR Cat"..;"", '' '...''.''''''''"o Dis'
Tlme-22iA. &2l1li Ga
Thirl race, 297 class, pure $1,000.
Seven starters. Summary
Elsie urntln,o, ,mumU!s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
HeCMlgt tyy"y"..,.'''..,." t42,."".'"""..a Z
Harry NclpOG"...,''''...'...'.,.'.''u
OnAwa a"".".""....."",..,,."..,,. ,.."".."l
glhri ..'''.''""'''a'"a,AGHef
Eagle ilume".',,,'".. ,'"'"',.,".,...O ~
Sltllh Nt DlL
Tlme-2i2lAi 226114 &26.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16
POISONED BY PYEMIA.
THE PHYSICIANS NOW ACKNOWLEDGES
That lhs PrssldsnTs PrOgrsSsis BsipH
Retarded BY Blood Poisoning,
Rut StIII Maintain That He
VIII Pull Through.

LoSo BRANCH, September l5,-The morn
ing bulletin contains the following Al
the morning dressing at $50 to-day the
Presidents temperature was 9s 4.lO, pulse
100, respiration 20. He passed the. night
comfortably, sleeping until 8 A. NJ, when
he was wakeful for a period Of two hours,
during which time his pulse rose to l2O,
but without the marked elevation Of tenn
perature which has characterized the fe.
brile disturbance heretofore, After this
time he slept until morning. More nOur-
ishment was given during the night than
for several nights past, In reviewing the
case Of the President since his arrival at
Long Branch, It may be said in spite Of the
various septic accidents which have for
several weeks, and do still, compllcate the
case, that he certainly has not retrogaded,
but on the contrary has made some pro-
v ,ass fnwaF,a rnnyalpGrinU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-16

DETROET, September l5,-GOv, Jerome, OF
this State, has issued the following prOcla-
nation:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Expenses 5 Baltimore County
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending May. 1881.

Pabiished by Order IF tie coHaty ConaissioHer'
Of said CoHsiy, ~ Pursuance If !Secfioa Of
Article IS ef he Csde cf Pabtie General Lore
rhicL yroridcs--
"That the County Commissioners shall make
out and publish annually, In At least two news
papers published In their respective counties. if
there DC two, A DETAILED, MINUTE AND
ACCURATE STATEMENT Of the expenses Of
their said counties, specifying therein each par
ticular item Of expense. and for what and 20 whom
paid aud shall also deliver 20 the Sheriff Of their
respective counties rs many copies Of such State.
ment there are Election Districts Of said county.
at least ten days before each general election. and
the Sheriff shall, within SIX days after the receipt
of such copies, set up Of them ut the place Of
holding elections In each District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

u W Phillips keeper Pred'k road stations 5000
q " Phillips Tor meals for prisoners..... $50
W n Taylor keeper waveriy station...... 5000
meals for prissneFs.......... 4.4a
Alex Brown keeper Canton station....... 5000
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

ym Morfoot bailif Sept term isso.......
1 Z smyrk SUNG wit dumping cAsss....
Ino p Kennedy baiiiif Sept term 1885,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

DR. wing6eld witness for county. ..........
Jos d Mitchell stationery for court........
l.nia Nna.la .niaa La. Aana..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10
ToWsONTowN, Nd, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.

Leuis Linduer witness W. officer Christie 100
Jos u Mitchell stationery use Of COURT. 1906
A Parictt eNprrs,age... G.7s
Dr ii Jarrett witness for Moamonicr
va eanEiy commissioners. ................. 90,
VIM I'aar clerk for making and re-
turning li.t of aleniHtions frOm Dec LIST
1879 ." Feb :sth isSi..................... a:S.iC
II imwoil Co mating for treas Office 1913,
Win A Sia'le expenses incurred in exc
cution Of Go,iard .29.s,
G MeMaster repairs at court house....... G.7i
Jno Pietscher for pistols 4 hand cuifs.... 22.Ot
Geo w Bowen wood for court house...... j.0C
Chas Herbert making additional copy
Of alphabetical tax lie, for treasurer. $500
WIN Taylor saving wood for court house l.0i
IL Bankard months Office rent In city
for treasurer, ,...................... -SO0
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10


Clark Webb watehman for May..........S 1850
q L Stocksdaie keeper and assistAnt..... s20o
Clark Webb watchman for June........... 1890
q l. stoeksdale keeper and assistant.... 1000
Clark Webb watehman for July ........... 1850
@ l. stoeksdale keeper aud assistant...- s?.oo
CLARK Webb watchnan for Augustine. 1850
q l. Stock sdale keeper aud assistant..... 52.o0
Clark Webb watchman for September. 1890
q l. Stocksdale keeper aad assistant...- 1890
Clark Webb Waterman for 0ctobsr..... 1850
q L stocksdaie keeper aud assistant...- 1890
Clark Webb watehman for Novsmber... 1890
q l. stoeksdale keeper and assistant..... T0.o0
Clark Webb watchman for December.... 1850
q l. stccksdale keeper and assistant.... s2.oo
Clark Webb watchman for Jannary..... 1850
q l. stocksdale keeper and assistant..... race
Clark Webb watchman for february...- 46.5O
q l. Stocksdale keeper and sssistant..... 1890
Clark Webb waichman for March. ......... 1850
q l. stocksdale keeper aud assistant-... 12Oo
Clark Webb watchman for April.......... 1890
q l. stccksdale keeper and assistant..... 1890
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-09-10

II c Hutchins wit eerti6eAte grand jury
" States wit certihcates...
John Y Preston app fees Sept terin.......
VIM NJ Isaac clerks fees ......
Vim A slade shevid's fees .......
John 6rason atty fees .......
WIN keech atty fees $500.
Mark llagan hire Of horse A wagon to
bring wit In court case State W Martin
Chas l. Herbert atty's fees Sept TERM.
Lewis voglc crisrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u Slinglun sttyf fees......."............
Gontruin attorneys fees..............
Ii atty's fees Sept term......
certi In Richardson case
.on wit confined in jsil......
aompson ......
son bringing Her TO court
team hired In case Of Gothard
acdy bailif Dec term..... ........
Idle appearance fees Sept term.
ri interpreter Dec term.
.lrfOOt hailtH -
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

q When the horses started. in the run
ming race yesterday, Long Bob broke
the track and ran into the crowd stand
ing near the starting point just south
of the judges stand J., Fl Waldo, of
Homewood, franklin county, was struck
and knocked senseiess by the horses
knee and foot. He received his worst
bruise on the nose and between the eyes,
being terribly mutilated in this portion
of the face. He was also otherwise
injured Cold water and such 9TH
er remedies as could be obtained
were applied. DR.. TrueWorthy was
present aad gave such aid as was in his
power. The gentleman was brought to
town in the afternoon by DR.. I. and at
last accounts was doing well. Lee S.
Sergeant was also struck in the face and
badly bruised. and others made narrow
escape from injury. This is the third
or fourth time such accidents have oc-
cured from wild horses brought into the
ruEning race. and this ought 10 be the
end Of IL ss
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
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Wearc deeply panied TO announce the
death of Mrs. F. V. McWilliaras; who
died last Thursdas evening at the
residence of her father, Mr.. ]. A. Fin
ley; at the corner of Third avenue and
Union street, after many days nf severe
.szAering. II will be remembered that
some weeks ago Mrs. McWilliams was
very severely burned by lamp thrown
from the window of her fathers restau-
rant which exploded near her feet as she
was crossing Commercial street, and the
nervous shock produced by the terrible
accident finally resulted in her death.
She was an estiHable lady with many
lovely attributes which endeared her 10
her family and friends, and her untime.
~ end is greatly lamented. The re
mains were taken to Americas Saturday
morning for burial.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
Itinerary


uAissssaAll = - , iiigh country post
office, about twelve miles west of Gar
nett. One of my circuits takes its name
from this place. II is what some of our
ppachers cali a prairie circuit" but
Mineral Point is not the poorest charge
in the Emporia district. II embraces
of the best farming country In
Anderson county. The breaches L
furnished with a good parsonage, and
hiss one very neat frame church.
Welda, described in some former ego.
lngs," Is improving some. 1t looks
like hay town. Everybody
seems TO be in the hay business. There
are two steam presses going here al the
lime. Hundreds of tons of hay are be
ing shipped from here to Kansas City.
Equity school house is situated in
the midst of beautiful rolling prairie
country, about twelve miles southeast oil
Garnet The land here is rich, and
THIS istiestined TO be IN a few years one
of she best ueighhorhoods in sAndersos
county. There are several large herds
of sheep in the vicinity.
Garnett is improving more than it has
for years The .sburntdistrict,s is being
built up with two story brick and
iron fronts. Several large new resi-
dences are going up. The Baptis,s have
just dedicated n new edifice. The
Methodists have recently built a new
wing and tower, and choir room 10 theil
church. The United Presbyterians have
moved their old building out of the
way for new and more commodiou'
house. Christianity is not waning il
Ottawa goes steadily forward. New
buildings are so common that they fai
TO excite attention. Among other i'm
provements notice very large steam
Touring mill. This gives Otta
wa three very fine Touring mills. l dc
not know whether the mill business car
be ogerdone; but why is it in this coun
try of sheep and wool we cannot have
one wooden mill? Ottawa is, SO far as
know, the best market for castor bean;
and flax seed in the State.
1t is thought that Franklin county
will have about a third of crop o
corn, and at least halfa crop of apples
c. r. r.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
rAe Award. .. the Bahy show.

THE News Baby Show took place at
Floral Han at the time announced, II
g. m. today Mrs- DIR. Barnett and Mrs.
A. q. Osborn, Of Emporia, and Mrs. ].
Fl. Kfmpton, Of Dunlap, were chosen as
the judges. There were 40 entries, in.
GLIDING two pairs Of twins, and it wasn't
much Of day for babies. either. The
awards were as follows: First premium,
the Royal st, John Sewing machine,
Allie II, Richards. of Emporia /;
'sccnad premium, silver set, Florence
LevIiie Wolf, Of EmpOria; third, baby
eaEri4ge. Emily Harrington, of Emporia,
fourth. Zeli's Encyclopedia. Minnie Por-
terrified, of Emporia; fifth, picture of the
late President Garfield, Helen G. Carr.
The committee was composed Of ladies
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
AaRTCULTURAL HALL.

This department presented sorry ap-
pearance compared with previous years.
On She fruit shelves one of the old stand.
bys of our annual fair, James H. Dole,
had very respectable display OF apples,
pears, peaches, Siberian crab apples
aud grapes. John Hammond exhibited
fall and winter apples VIM Hollings.
worth, another old standby Of the agri-
cultural society exhibited twelve varie..
ties of pears, and j. G. Klock six varie-
ties of the same fruit James Dole ex-
hiblted the best single specimea Of fall
pear. and it was q whopper VIM. Hol.
lingsworth competed for the most vaIua-
BILE collection of pears, and the best for
planting in Kansas. ]. G. Klock and
w. B. Ross had some budded peaches
that were good, considering the season.
VIM. Hollinsworth made a display
of ounces, and Perry Edwards
Of grapes. Mrs. WIN. Holingsworth
exhibited, thirty varieties OF canned
fruits which were fine, as her displays at
our fairs always are. There were about
a dozen entries of jellies and preserves,
the names Of the owners Of which We
could not get. but which will appear in
the oficial premium list On the
shelves were three specimens Of Ameri-
Gus cheese. VIM Hoiiingsworth exhibit
ed wheat, oats, broom cern, rye, German
and common millett and three speci-
mems Of wild grasses in the sheaf and
bundle. A very ingeniously constructed
cold granger stood At the entrance To the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
FLORAL HALL.

Floral Hall, diminished in proportions
as it is, and with its usual center.pIece
of fine fruits and grains, removed to
another building, does not present so at
tractive an appearance as we have seen
it in former years; yet enough is there
TO enlist the attention of the curious
and engage for sometime the study of
those who love the beautiful. Aud not
only is the beautiful" there to be en-
couraged, but the useful is also there
to encourage ITSELF Taking a sys-
tematic circuit of the hall, the attention
is first attracted by the children's de-
partment directly to the north of
the west entrance. There are
four entries of interest, collections by
boy OF girl under fifteen years of
age, sll of them being quite
varied, we'll classified, and we'll
mounted, indicating that the study of
entomology is receiving, as it deserves
from some of our young folks, a good
degree of practical attention. There are
also some specimens of snakes preserved
in alcohol, and in direct juxtaposition
and contrast TO these are the entries of
bread, cake and jelly made by girls I'M
der fifteen. Their tempting APPEARANCE
indicates that there is at least one good
cook in each Of these departments among
the coming women of Lyon county.
AS mechanical contrivances the mower
and reaper whitfield from wood and con
structed by - Felly, who lives in
the southern part of the county and Is
aged :, are really works Of remarkable
ingenuity and indicate an exceptional
talent in this direction, the cultiva-
ton of which should by all
means be encouraged. This young
man has made quite attractive exhibits
of a similar character in former years.
Next TO the children's department is a
glasscase containing, displayed IN 6he
advantage, beautiful cloak which has
attracted the admiring gaze OF all the
the ladies. This is from the houseoF o.
+. Sawyer. There are also displayed
here some handsome pillow shams.
Next is Abraham & Epstein's corner
in which is displayed two cases Of ele-
giant shoes, one for ladies, the other for
gentlemen's wear. Above these we
noticed quite a tasteful collection of
painted photographs in frames Of per
forated card board. The natural history
collection includes cage Of pretty
canary birds; quite an extensive display
Of geological specimens. mineral and
fossil, and some very ingenious charts
for wall display. illustrating the sciences
of botany, zoology and entomology.
These charts are the work Of Mr.. Frank
Kizer who as specialist in natural
science has talents Of no mean order
Directly adjoining the natural history
department, in the northwest corner OF
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Are you suffering from indigestion :
If so ask your druggist for bottle OF
Sherman,s Prickly Ash Ritters. Taken
as directed it will cure you. These bit.
tiers have now been before the public for
a number of years, have been thoroughly
tried and give entire satisfaction
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Joe Ford, well-known as porter and
hotel runner, was arrested Friday,
upon the complaint of r. w. Stevens, a
travelling man from st. Louis, for using
vulgar and profane language, brandish-
ing revolver, and disturbing the peace
at the Missouri Pacific depot Friday.
He is having a hearing before Esquire
Bachelor at this writing.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

An infant son of James Smith, aged
about four months, died Thursday even
ing and was buried Friday morning
at O'Clock. This is the second be-
reavement suffered by the afflicted par
enfs within few weeks and the sympa-
thy of the community goes out TO them
In their deep sorrow.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

u sound Judgment, ,sho were petecsis
-iHspartial in their verdict.
The same committee, with airs. T. r.
Ryan in place of Mrs. Barnett, award
the lady's secretary, for the handsomest
mother. TO Mrs. I. E. Lambert, of En-
poria.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
FRIDAY-FoURTH DAY.

Another hot dusty and windy day.
1t was not so bad in lthe morning, but
by noon the gale and the dust were en-
titled'tO acknowledgement first premium.
Nothing could equal it but the blowing
of the averages Greenback orator. The
crowd was not 90 large Is yesterday,
when IL reached an estimate OF 1000.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
SheriTs Sale.

Mrs. A, j Hancock VS.. Alexander Bailey and
Lydia X. Bailey:
Notice Is hereby given that by virfu> Of an
order of sale issued ont OF the Fifth Judiciat
District court, in and for Lyon county and
State of Kansas. in the above entitled cause.
and TO me directed, viii on
Monday, October cath. A. u. 1881.
at 10 O'Clock q. m, ut the front door OF the
court house In the city of EmporiA. Lyon
county, Kansas, oGer for sale aad sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder for cash all
the right title and Interest Of the said de-
PENDANTS in and 70 the following Described
real estate, to-wit: strip OF land 20 Io.as
in width or the entire length OF the noFsA-
west quarter of the southwest quarter Of
section eight 81, township nineteen Is1,
range twelve tl2), containing ten no. acre..
more or less, and all OF the north part Of tbs
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
OF section eight tSl. township Ia ranGs n. Il
bring the same land that is conveyed IN Ronk
N" OF mortgages at page 2S4. all In Lyon
county, Stats of Kansas, the said prOpeFey 70
be sold as the property of the said defendants.
Alexander Bailey and Lydia r. Bailey. 20
satisfy the order OF sale. 49,
J.B. NOON,
Sheriff of Lyon county. kansas
Sept, 0, 1881. 80 Essis }
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

To promote vigorous growth of the
hair. use ParkeF's Hair BaIsam. tt re.
stores the youthful color to gray hair.
removes dandruff. and cures itching of
the scalp.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
tesai.
sharims 80 {

The Lyon County Mutual Loan Association
Us. robert hiliiken et ali
Notice Is hereby given that by Virtue Of m
alias order Of sale issued ont OF the 18th
judicial District Court in and fer Lyon
titled cause and 20 me directed, will, ON
Monday, October 74th, A. d. 1854.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the front door OF
the court house in the city Of EmPoEia. Lyon
county, Kansas, onef for sale and sell at
cash all the right, title ard Interest OF the
said defendant in and to the fclioEIpg dc
scribed property. to-Wit. Lots Nos faao
thirty i've and go thirty seven on Constltu.
ton street. IN Ccpiey's addition to IA cItS of
EIDPoria, L. on county, State OF KAN as the
said defendant. Robert MiIliken, ct al, 10
satisfy the order OF sale.
JB MOON,
sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas
Sept Il, 1871 W3SI5
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

MARRIED-On the Goth inst, in this
city, by c. B. Bachelor, Mr.. Chas. Fl
Risdon aud Miss Henrietta Chamberlin,
both of jackson township.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
THURsDAY-THIRD DAY.

TuUhSDA1-ThlhD DAY.
The weather could not have been more
execrable for fair than il was Thursday.
There was good attendance, but not
half as large as on Thursday last year
until afternoon, when the crowd increas-
ed very percepubly. The wind blew q
constant gale, and the dust was choking.
1t Was everywhere, and people looked
as though they had not seen a bath
house for a month. The leading attrac-
tons during the day were the wheel of
fortune and the brass jewclry auctioneer.
There is some blame of the officers that
these gamblers are admitted to the
ground, and yet the people are TO blame
for their admission. They flock
around them, bet, loose, and give
them their money as though it were of
no value. The value of many q steer
many a bushel of corn, and many hard
days work goes into the pockets of these
gamblers daily. We do not hesitate to say
that we believe it wrong to stick these
offensive gamblers and their nefarious
games under the noses of people who
do not like them, and we doubt if the
association makes money by it in the
long run, but the association should not
bear all the blame, because some OF it
is chargable to the public who patronize
these games, and want them admitted
where they will be the more handy to
take the money.
The voice of the double; jointed Cali
fornia peanut" vender as well as that Of
the gentle and mellifluous lemonade
and cider merchant, and the sweet
scented candy pedd.er, are heard every
where. The swings and the shooting
gallery are in full blast.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

Rev. Mr.. Tomlinson, of the Baptist
church, is digging the cellar for resi-,
dence at the corner of Sixth avenue and
Cottonwood street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

1. d. Fox Sc CO., have just added to
the convenienccs of their fine establish
ment handsome news counter at which
all the late publications can be obtained.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29
Gle 4mg!,,o,ria N.rs.
The LYON COUNTY FAIR.
WEDNESDAYS RACES

The Display. The At.endanss. IN.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

DIR. Armor has purchased the ma
chinery of small steam mill at Read
ing, formerly owned by DIR. Edison, and
will bring it TO Emporia where it viii
be used for grinding corn and chop
feed.
The Register of Deeds vault has been
completed for some weeks and it is still
unfuraished with shelves for the records.
In the event of fire the vault would be
of little utility IN case the books were
not in IL.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

In class C-sheep-G. w. McCandliss,
Of Cottonwood Falls, is the principal
exhibitor, with few entries by Alex.
Fletcher. s..
A noticeable feature of this fair is the
entire absence of any exhibit of agricul-
tural implements. Nothing is shown
in class N except the sewing machines
and three vehicles-an open buggy and
two-hOrse spring wagon made by John
Schanze and farm wagon from the fac
tory of T. L. Ryan. 1t is needless TO
say that in strength, durability and I'm
ish these vehicles amply sustain the rep
utation Of both these gentlemen as man.
ufaeturers.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-29

The wooden sewer on Congress street
has been resurrected from Constitution
street to the railroad.