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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
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bat am s. Ausuit cine Saiisr' 8uiammsns
tunft iiattssfunbsn: Der aIte preuben'
DiIbslm unb Der nur ;u sutmiibise Raiier
Sran3 Soispb umdrmsItsn ii4 uor allen
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bann tn bic bette StubsA bss aiien 5o'
tells, no Ts cine Stunbe lang nit chamber
eonfsrirtsn unb ionber 3weifsl mad Wlit'
teIn iu4tsn, um bic pon msbrsren Ssitsn
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usri4eudsn. 9sad Der gOnfsrsns reiste
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ab, um benz wunbsrIidsn 9abwis cine
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aus Deuti6Ianb tOmmen gan,
isltlams Na9ri&ten. Muf einmaI lduisr
bic Grisbsusslodsn In poasm @bOrs. 0e,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
Summer 525
BarIament, baB es sesen bisien 5anatitsr
bss llnslanbsns 70 snersii9 auftrat.

Parlament, baB es sssen bieien Gauatiter
bes llnslanbens 70 enersiid auftrat.
Sn Ru Slanb fnb wietsrum biserie
gompIotte sesen bas 9sbsn bes gsarsn
sntbsdt unb msbrsre NibiIiitsn absefanssn
worben. Da tros aller 8orii@tsmaBre.
seIn i'm SdIaf,immer bes @3aren elm Brief
NIT EobesanOrobuus sefunbsn wurbe, 70
bat Der @sar wieber eiunlaI feline S@us'
ua9s sswsdieIt unb bissmaI III fe gum
sr6bten EbeiI aus Ei@rtefisn, Gaf@farsn,
ROiaden uon Der unteren WOIsa &C. suiam'
menseisst, bie in ibren poIltommsn aiiati'
iden ani@auunsen fur bie Sheen bes Ris
Iismus tetnen gestiff baben unb nod basu
bur9 boppeIte 90buuns, Defenders aber
bur9 eine bobe gsIobnuns fur bic gerbaf
tuus sinss gsrbd9tisen, aur Ersue anses
ipornt iinb. Dosu toumt nod stne sr6
anbabI poli3iifsn aus Der &sfoeu3. bic tn
befen ieIbit wiebsr i4arf beaufftdtist psr'
ben. neil In Isstsr 3eit cine sanse Reibe ions
berbarer gorfd0e paifrteu, bie ben ger'
badt nabe Iesteu, baB biefe gum EbeiI isI'
Ser sineu vBunb nit Der 66qe" sei9Iofen
babsn, obsr, bab wenisifens nabe gnse.
b6rise pen ibneu Mitwifenbs bes Eerros
rismus iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
Teresrap9tf&e 9epe(&eti.
8 euti d I a n b.

Berlin, 9. aus. Sn Saffron tn
BsfpreuBen bat ruiebsrum sin iubenfeinb.
Ii@er Rrawau iiattsefunben, BEL weI&em
Elm &abbiner uerwunbet worben III. Die
Ausreifer fiub mad siuem Sample NIT Der
Yolijsi enttommen. Sn Bublis in Sons
msrn fnb dbnIi@e Rubeit6runseu porse'
tomnen.
2onbou, 10. Mug. Gin gsri5tsrs
ffattsr tn R0In msIbst benz vStanbarb1:
Nus Der Webr3ubI Der bsuti@sn Staaten
unb Der preuBii@eu Yrouin1sn Iaufsn guns
itise grnteberi&te elm, ausseuOmmen aus
ben bsitsu Wsdlsnburs unb SdIsswis
6oIffsin, MO bie anbaItenbe Olrre einsn
sroBsn Ebsil Der grnte usrnittst bat.
S9weis.
Yonbou, 10. Aus. Oas sroBs 0ori
@rsup i'm Canton @ranbinotsn in b,r
S@wsis III absebrannt.
SeFreIW' IN g arn.
Wieu, 9. aus. Der &aiisr Srans
Soispb iatersiiirt fi5 Isbbaft fir ben arI'
berg GunneI. Gr bat wisbsrboIt bic Wid
tisteit Der nsusu giienbabn, psIds bard
,en GunneI se6aut wsrben ioI, betont,
neil bur9 bieieIbe bsm 6iirsi9iidsn Mais
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nsue abiassebiete i'm wsitIi1sn europe
eI6hust werbsn, auf beusu sr nit benz ame
ritanii9eu Wais srfoIsrsi1 in Witbsu usrl
trstsn tam.
Mus benz 9 atttau.
| Rom, 8. Nusuf. Bie ga 9ibsrta'
msIbet, beiinbet ii9 Der Yapif nod fort
wdbrenb unwObl, psnn aud ni5t srnitIit
trant; bic Gsrste babsn i'm eriu9t, isi
3immsr ni@t gu usrIahsn.
i Rom.
Rom. 10. Gus. vO1sruators Roma
mo-, bas amtIi&e Organ bss gatitans
wsIdss su Der SabI berisnissn 3situnss
ssbSrts. bic ussen Der Wisbersabs Der |
: bsr 8sriammIuns bsbufs S6rberuns b,
abi9affaus Der benz Supfs ertbsiItsn @c
, rantissn ssbaItsnen &sbs nit YsidIas 5,
Iest worben worbeu mar, srfldrt tn isin
ipdtsreu Gussube, bic &ssieruus babe b
. Bsi5Iasnabme uerfist, neil bas Blatt b
; giamen aller Oe,ienissn, bic ii@ buup
| id9li9 nit Der Sa9e bsfaBt babsn, q
nannt unb bic In einem 0iisniIi4e
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, runssn, wsIds bic 8ebdrbsn ben Ratbol
. Ten uOreutba!tsn wOlten, sstrssIi9 bsrit
, tst babe.
StaIien.
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n ia su ssben bsabf9tiste, nimmt sin q
u ri9tsriiattsr in &om auf has Runti i4u
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n bssIaubistsn 9eianbtsn Sesus; sr I,
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r SALES &Om usrIaHeu, Obsr wenn sr b
n bun wirb, fnb Srasen, ibsr bie nod fe
e guti9eipuus sstrOiisn IT."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

piren su wolIsn i6sinen, iollsn iibsr $780, .
900 in ibrsr &ahe babsn-sins Summs,
NIT Der F9 man9e 9Oaenmaf9ine anfsrti
aeu umb mandes S9iif unb man@ss Re'
aierunss @ebdubs In bic 2uft iprsnsen
Iisse. gine Dspatation irii9er prieiter
aus @bieaso ruaste ben geriu&, bic gsrs
i@w6rer pon ibren perberbIidsn pldnsn
abuenbis ~ MAIDEN unb gum auseinanber'
seben su beusssn. RutirIi9 Obne @rfols,
benn bic RtbiIifeu, m0sen fis nun &ufien,
Sransoisn, StaIisner ober Srldnber isin,
5abeu f9 pon alIer Autoriidt sranbIi@
smamcipirt unb iinb ben ginfa6en Der
grieiter bur&aus ni&t msbr susdnsli&.
RaraIid Ianbste Der ruiiii&e WibiIiii
6artmann tn Nsp Yorf. Da psrlautste
es pIOsIi9, Der raiRide @eianbts babe an
bas Oepartsmsnt bss Muswdrtisen bis
Bite ssri9tst ben RibiIiifen&ef an @uBs
lamb aus3uIisfau. Das @e,a4t Tom benz
reuoIutiondren Sobns Ssraels gu Obren
unb er per6uftets pI6sIi9 na4 Canada.
R6tbis bdtte er bas nun swar ni9t sebabt,
bsnn Blaine ertId,te, ebe ioI&e ausliefe'
runs erfOIse, mife sine senaue uuteriu'
dung Der Sa9e porberssbsn. 5artmann
prablt bamit, baB bic ruiiii&e &esieruns
einen prsis pon $l5, 900 auf iein 9aupt
seisst babe. Bsrubt bic Brablerei auf
Dabrbsit, 70 tam iid Sartmann In G@t
uebmen. bic 9isbbabsr bss @slbss finb ni&t
rar, wsber In ben gereinistsn Staaten
nod In CANADA.
Die aIIsemetne @sf9dftH
Iase, 70 fdrsibt bic gssw 9orter 6anbeIs'
,eituns, sntipri9t uoutommeu ben grwar'
tunsen, weI9e man um bisie Sabrssssit
su fisusn bsrsdtist; In einjeInsn Sran4en
madt iid iosar eine fir anfans ausuit
unsew0bnIid sroBe 9bdtisteit bsmsrtbar,
unb bic Ssrbf. Saiior ideint einen iebr
bsfrisbissubsn 9srIauf nsbmsn su wouen.
Bssisli9 Der grnten 1T Su wieberbolsn,
baB iid fir @etrsibe omar Elm Dsfiiit &C.
gen uorisss Sabr betausitsllen wirb, abs'
tein 70 bseeutsnbes, wie bic In ben ueriioi'
isuen spsi Wonaisn usrbrsitetsn @srddt,
in AusRdt su fisusu bemibt wareu, uni
biss fat pouitdubis ssbsdt burd bic nod
bisponiblsn 8eiidubs pom 9oriabre. Dor
Baumwous uirb Der bissiabrise grtras
| faus bic glsmsnts in ben nd1itsn Wo6er
teinen nbebIiden S9abeu auri4ten. srO
Ser isin als ie tuuor, unb pcu allen anbs
rem StapsIprobuctsn baben mir einsn bard
i9niitIidsn, psnn nidt b0bsrsn gltras q
erpa,tsn. Sir uniersn llebe,aaB an De
treble, wie sroB obsr wie fIsin berisIbs aud
iein mag, wsrben mir, um Der GOncurren
su besssnsu, uns auf fremben Wldrftsl
uabri9einIid nit ieb, niebrisen prsiis,
bssnisen gu miiien, bassssn werben an
bers probuete, nit rusl9en bas GusIan
bauptid9Ii5 auf bic Ser. Staatsn anss
pisisn III, wie bisber gut b:3ablt psrbeu
unb pdrs ss nidt um bic oft unb In ausss
bsbutsm WaBe liSrenb sinsrsifenbs Spscu
Iation, bic aud in bisism SiscaIiubre bsl
II
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MAIDEN tOnnts unb bsren 9orbotsn iid Is
Der idon sinsefsat babsn, 70 iiinbe ben
isIbsn Nidts I'M Bese. minbeitens bsnie
ben @srtb su srrsi9en, wie i'm 8Otiabr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

Nuaetsen fur yienies, eptterten, 8lidsfssSe
,e., als benz @eife Der fatb. air&e 3uwirer, fG-
ben feine Mufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

aae amssisen ienbe man ipdteFeus
Nnntaa Morgen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

psiratbs- uns SObesaassissa NIT SsrsA
$3.50, pbne Spru& $1.0O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16
greise DIET SnzeissH.
0pral>Noti3en.

tlntsr 5 3eilsn grsStsr werben ni&t arsersw-
men. 8iir ieee 3eils 8repter cber beren HSeG
has 1. Wal 10 Gts.. bic ndHftn WaIe 5 9extS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-16

auspartiss an,sissa maasn scrausbaabIt ressaa-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
ADELIGHrFUL PARTY
The EmP0rIa Rifles Entertain Their
Friends in Elegant Style at
Their New Armory


The Emporia Rifles entertained their
friends in very handsome style ut their
new armory in the Graffenstein build
ing on south Commercial street last Fri
day. The fortunate guests included
those persons who assisted the Rifles in
producing the play OF the Union Spy"
in September, and the party numbered
somewhere in the neighborhood of thir-
ty couples.
The armory has been fitted up in the
most tasteful manner, and having been
newly painted and kalsomined, and be-
ing as clean as new pin, is one of the
most attractive places in the city. A
pretty little stage has been erected at one
end of the room, suitable for literary
performances and dramatic enter
tainments, gun cases and cup
boards for uniforms have been
provided, and everything is complete
and convenient as possible, and the per-
lection of the arrangements was noted
with pleasure by the ladies, large num-
Der of whom graced the sociable with
their presence. tf&
The program embraced general ex-
change of the courtesies of the evening,
after which dancing was inaugurated
and was generally participated in till
the floor was cleared to make way for
supper, which proved very important
feature of the happy occasion. The
banquet consisted of delicious bivalves,
served by the Rice Brothers, and pro-
fusion of cold meats of all varieties,
celery, salads, cakes and other deli
cacies. provided by the wives,
mothers and sisters of the boys
giving the party. A silent drill, by the
Rifles, which showed the splendid pro-
gress they have made in the manuel of
arms, was greatly appreciated, and moth
ing was lacking that could possibly con-
tribute to the pleasure of the evening.
The Rifles by dint Of perseverance and
pluck have, in the face ofmany discour-
agements, already attained standard of
discipline which puts them in the very
front rank of military organizations in
the state, and their prosperity is a source
of profound satisfaction to every citizen
of Emporia who properly estimates
the advantage to any town Of first class
military company.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
Out OF Our Range.

Last Wednesday boarded q train on
the A, T. IS s. F. road for Burlingame /;
do not know the conductors name, but
he punched tickets like he was used 10
it. Burlingame is one of the old towns
which was laid off on the Santa Fe trail,
which has lived and prospered. 1t is
improving more at the present time than
for several years past. But few towns
in Kansas have lived through so many
county seat fights. believe they have
given up the struggle and settled down
TO business. Burlingame will never
make great city, but it is already a
good town.
was on my way 10 see my big boy,
who is teaching his first school, in the
very northeast corner of Lyon county.
At b. 1 hired a liveryman to drive me out
to Charles boarding place. He is
acquainted in EmpOria, but talked horse
most of the way. We crossed Dragon
creek, and passed Havana and Whining
ton, two towns on the Santa Fe trail that
did not survive. The old hotel of the
first name has been converted into a
barn. The last has blacksmith shop,
small store and post Office, but it is grad
ually sinking into decay.
c. III. Rice is perhaps the youngest
teacher in the county, but he seems TO be
doing well. His school house was in
the range of that. terrible fire which
swept across the northeast corner of the
county early in the fall. The school
house was saved by hard work. A part
of the fence was burned Some poor
men lost all their hay and fencing.
The corn along the creek bottoms
may be set down as halt crop, What
wheat there is sown looks well now
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
\ proposition was afterwar

4 proposition was afterwards dis
cussed at Emporia to build a ship-canal
from that town TO the Mississippi river,
but as they had no water with which to
rigate the canal, the scheme was aban.
doned.-Commonwealth.
The fellow that advocated the PROPOSE
tion was running as a candidate for
and was elected. His
was asked how he stood on the
canal proposition, and replied "he was
in favor of the id thing if it could be
irrigated" That sealed his fate in that
race, as Emporia voters would not hear
of even doubt of the success of the en-
terprise. Emporia never went back on
a man who proposed to give her canal
or six or seven railroads at q single SEES
sion of the legislature. Nevcrl By the
way, the man that proposed the canal
scheme is now ian Ohio man." and has
never had an appointment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
Personal s1ENr1oN.

Judge c. B. Graves is quartered at the
Coolidge.
Van McColloch and wife returned Fri
day from a visit OF some weeks in
Indiana.
Judge Kellogg returned last Friday
from Marion county, where he had been
attending court.
Mr.. C. B. Mason an attorney and
prominent railrnad man OF OTTAWA, was
in the city Wednesday.
w r. Sheen, OF Lawrence, Deputy
Grand Master Workman of the A. o. ..
W., was in the city Friday.
viii Elstun returned Friday from
Missouri, where he has been assisting
his father in buying cattle.
Mr.. J. H. Maynard started to Colorado
Friday in the interest OF the Levcta
Coal and Mining company.
Mrs. G. Ii. North returned Thursday
from the east, bringing with her her
neicc, Miss Hedden, of Ithica-
Judge Elstun, who has been in Mis-
souri, for the past two months purchas-
ing cattle, has returned TO Emporia.
Charlie Cook, son of c. Cook, dry
goods dealer, is recovering from a very
dangerous attack of diphtheria.
Miss c. NJ. Luther, popular and we'll
known teacher of Lyon county, has gone
on a visit to Erie. Pennsylvania.
Professor Sogard, formerly Of the
State Normal, is employed in the adver.
Using department Of the Santa Fe road.
Frank Dunn has returned to Emporia
and taken a chair with H. Il. Fleet
wood. He has been at Topeka for some
months past.
Mrs. ]. r. Graham, of Rochester.
New York, arrived in this city last even
ing, and is stopping at the residence of
her sor, ]. r. Graham.
Robert Powell, capitalist from Colo
RADIO. is stopping with his wife at the
hotel Coolidge. He thinks some of pur-
chasing property in Emporia.
Mrs. Dan Mcdonald and her mother.
Mrs. II. H. Inness, arrived in Emporia
Friday, and are stopping at the resi-
dence of Clinton Waite on Market street.
Hon. F. P. Baker and wife, of Topeka,
arrived in the city Wednesday and were
the guests of Hon. Almerin and Mrs
Gillett, of this city. They returned
next day.
Mike Weaver, who was so severely in.
jured some days ago by bull which
trampled him and crushed his ribs, is
gradually improving, and is in. fair
way to recover. EttR
Mr.. J. Shaver, who has been occupy.
ing the Case property on Neosho street
for some weeks past, has moved to New
ton to take charge as chief carpenter, Of
a division of the Santa Fe road.
w. F. Thomas. state agent of the Cen
tennIal Mutual Life Association, of Bur
He was accompanied by Robert Nc
Intyre, who will become the agent fol
the company here.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo A. Ferdinand start
ed IFrIday for Dubuque, Iowa, the
former home of Mrs. F. Mr.. Ferdinand
has advertised his drug store in this
city for sale, and expects to locate a
Dubuque We regret to see him leave
EmpOria, as he is one of our most en-
ergetic business men.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
And SIN Another.

Carl Miller was tried and convicted
the second time before Esquire Bachel-
leF Friday afternoon, for violating the
prohibitory law. The following gentle
men composed the jury: E. Upton, d,
L. Rasbury, T. p. Hall, E. Borton, Thos.
Armor, B. F. Harris, Fl. Dunlap, NJ. NJ.
Mason, II. c. Whitley, N. B. Ireland, w.
j. Carney, T. d. ChiIders. Lewis Gray
son was the leading witness for the
state, and he testified to having pur-
chased whisky at the saloon of the de-
PENDANT for one Mrs. Harris, who, it was
alleged, wanted it for chills. The effort
of the defense TO break down Grayson's
evidence by bringing Mrs Harris into
court proved abortive, and the jury,
after being out ten or fifteen minutes re-
turned a verdict of guilty The way to
convict is To convict.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
The Li,erati.

There was a large and appreciative
audience in attendance at tire Literati
Friday evening, and the exercises were
worthy the close attention they re
ceived.
The paper edited by Miss Rich and
Mr.. Rims possesses an advantage over
the other papers of the city; one of its
editors is Rich.
The ladies on the debate proved them
selves to be more than equal To the gen
tleman in discussion, and got the unani.
nous decision of the judges.
Arrangements have been made for q
contest meeting of the two societies to
be held in the Lilerati hall, next Friday
night The contest viii be very inter
esiing, as the best talent of both socie.
ties will be engaged. The program will
be publish, in due season.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

]. II. White, accompanied by N.
Whittlesey, went to Kansas City Tues
day to have an operation performed
upon his eye, the closing of the tear
duct having gwen him great trouble re-
Gently, besides threatening serious CON-
plications to the affected organ. The
case was taken care of by DIR. Tiffany,
the celebrated occulist, and the patient is
now doing quite we'll.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

PY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE,
Id iss ued out OF the honorable Probate
Court OF Chase county, Kansas, and dated
August =, A. ID. 1881. we offer at private sale
the following described real property. be-
longing to the estate of Asa Giliett, de-
ceased, situated in Chase and LyoE counties,
Kansas:
IN LYON COUNTY.
Lots l3l and 1873, Merchants street, Emporia,
Improved; 4 desirable residence).
Lot II Neosho street, Emporia, unimproyed
A half interest in lot IS2, Commercial street,
Emporia, tnew brick building; = desirable
business property.
IN CHASE COUNTY.
Lots z, 8 and 8, in block IL, Cotton wood
Falls, with frame house.
North half of lots Is. 10 and 20, in block Il
North Cottonwood Falls, with frame ware
house. Ia good business property; corner lott
South half of lots 9 and 10, in block l6 North
Cottonwood Falls, with frame store house.
An undivided half of the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section %, town
ship 10, range s, Chase county.
For particulars of sale, apply to
BARBARA GILLETT, Admx
JOHN TAYLOR,E a..
j. s SHlPNAN, I AuinrS'
Aug. q, 1881. Cottonwood Falls. Kan.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

The good work still goes on. o.
Pfefferle, David Staack, John Perrier,
John Campbell, Myron Baker, Mrs. L.
r. Pfeiferle and r. Erhart were all ar
rested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff
Romano, on bench warrant from the
District Court, for keeping a nuisance at
the old PfefTerle stand. Running tip
pling shop IN Emporia is not as soft a
snap as it used To be.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

Round-trip excursion tickets to To
peka, good from the 14th To the 18th in
elusive, are ON sale at the Santa Fe de-
pot, for $500. This also includes admis-
sion to the military drama of the ''Color
Guard" which will be the great attrac-
tion at the capital next week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17
Sherifs Sale.

John a. Moore vs. Patrick Knlian.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale, issued out of the Fifth judicial
district court, in and for Lyon county and
state of Kansas, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed, 1 Will on Monday
December 4th, A D. 1881. at 10 O'Clock a. m =.
city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer
for sale, and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. all right, title and
interest. of the said defendant, in and to the
following described real estate, to wit:
Lot No (93) on Rural street, in the city of
Empor;a, Lyon county, Kansas. The said
defendant to satisfy said order of sale.
j Is. MOON
Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas.
October 80. 1851. Wits
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

The wife of w. H. Moorehouse, the
contractor, died Friday of typhoid
fever at the family residence, at the cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Mechanics
street. She was very estimable lady,
and her death is deeply deplored by her
many friends in Emporia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

II. Ludy, residing about six miles
north of this city, died Thursday morn
ing at the age of fifty four years, from
the effects of injuries received on the
day of the soldiers reunion held in EN-
poria in October, when his team took
fright at hand car and ran away. The
funeral took place Friday from the resi-
dence of the deceased's brother, L. r. Lu-
DIV
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Legal.
Notiee IA CoufraeforS

Bids will be received by the School Board
of School District No. 81, in the town of Sew
cry. Greenwood county. State Of Kansas.
until the lSt of December, 1881. for the cree
tion of stone school house in the town Of
Seyery. Bids to be received for the whole
job, or separate for the carpenter and mason
work: contractors to furnish ali material and
labor. Plans and specifications to be found
with the Board at Seyery. Contractors will
be required TO give bond for the fulfllment
Of contract. The Board reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids.
n. S. Nc DONALD. Director,
w45tSdt3 ISAAC WYANT, Dist. Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

The Lyon county Jail is without a
single prisoner for the first time in
many years. There is a good deal of
twaddle INDUCED in regarding the fail
ure of prohibition, but it seems to beat
license by pretty respectable majority,
all the same.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

Old gold, buff and cardinal plush will
be very popular this season in fancy
goods and household decorations. I'D.
Fox says that in his recent visit to the
large Chicago houses dealing in these
lines, cardinal, buff and old gold were
prominent above all other colors.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

Negotiations are pending between the
city and the Santa Fe and Missouri Pa
cific railroad companies by which sup
plies may be furnished by the water
works to the round house and the stock
yard at the Emporia Junction.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-11-17

Our taxes in the city are ten cents less
on the 800 this year than they were last
Last year the tax for all purposes was
$4.70 on the 800, and this year it is
$46O. What becomes of the argument
of the whiskyites that our taxes would
be largely increased il the license
money was lost To the city treasury |:
We are glad 10 learn that the taxes in
the country are greatly reduced by the
increase in the valuation of property.
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Publication Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. KAN,
II

LAND OFFICE AT TOPEKA. KANT
October II, 1881. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hiss dlednotice of his intention
10 make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said pPoof Will be made before the
Clerk of the District Court of Lyon county,
Kansas, at the county seat on Monday, No
yember 81. 1881, viz: Darius Terrell, home
stead application No. 1853 for the north half
of northwest quarter of section 30, township
20 south, range II east
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of said land, viz: d. j. Stark, A.
ID. Terrell, VIM stokes and Adam Bitter. all
of Emporia, Kansas