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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-08
RESOLUTIONS of Respect
HALL OF UNION LODGE, No. 10 j
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EMPoRIA, Dec. 6, 1881.
WHEREAS, In the wisdom OF God the
Creator of all things. we have been
called to mourn the death of our worthy
brother, Alexander Bailey, and this day
follow to the grave his mortal remains
and there perform the last rites which
the living owe to the dead; therefore
be it
ResOEUcd, That in the death of Brother
Bailey, we have lost worthy member
of this lodge, and society useful and
honored citizen and his wife and chill
dren loving and faithful husband and
father.
ResOEued. That in this saddest of
earthly Affections, we tender TO the fami-
" of our deceased brother our deepest
and tenderest sympathy.
Res0Eced, That out of respect for the
memory of our deceased brother, the
Hall of Union Lodge. No. Is, 1. o. o.
F.. be draped in mourning for thirty
days.
Resolped, That copy of these resoIu-
tiOns be presented TO the widow of our
late brother.
Res0lCed, That copy of these resolu-
tons be presented to the several news
papers of this city, for publication and
that copy of the same be spread upon
the minutes of this lodge.
w. F. CHALFANT,
CHAs- FLETCHER,
JOHN BAY,
Committee.
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From Arrnn,.

ARyoNIA, Monday, Dec. j.
EDITORS NEWS: After spending few
days in this vicinity, / thought few
words in regard TO its coal interests
might be acceptable. The coal vein,
which is about fourteen inches thick,
lies on an average OF about eight feet
below the surface The dirt or earth is
removed with teams and scrapers. until
the soapstone is reached which lays next
TO the coal to the thickness of from one
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NJ. Z. Felty has returned from the
Pacific coast, where he went to look up
a business location. In all the desirable
places in California, Oregon and Wash
ington Territory he found business of
all kinds overdone. In portions of San
Francisco about every other house is
placarded with the sign, FOR Rent"
and he could have rented comfor-
table house at from So to $40. ' D..
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ID ARRINGER,s BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ID Lawrence. Kansas. send for catalogue.

NOR sALE-A splendid stock farm, known
IL Is the Capt Mcmillan Farm. and situated
u Lyon county. aine miles east Of Goanesl
Grove, coatafDfsg I'D acres, OF which 1eo
acrss are in cultivation. I'D acres ar. timber
and 80 sye fe1eeds tacludtng 500 rods Of stone
fence. There are three dwellings on tile
rails sufficient % handle from TIRES 70 four
hundred head e cattle. god b. sffHg or
ehaFd. and all the wzt-B n al rIBge y cattle
man,S heart eOaisI desire Tins Is aecide.sly
one OF the best stork AMI i-Fssif: farms in LYON
COUNT. and - las SILL ~ Fs.ss si1le dx-
urs For farth.sr inform fisBn inquire OF
Mrs Geitn4 AsHall,H sseaacil Grove kan.,
Or &. a. EsiWaFis, At The "a enes City, gro
eeFy, Emposia. Rsnsas-
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Don't buy calicOes when you can get
the best plaid and stripe gingham, new
est styles, at 10 and II cents per yard,
the sAme as they have been selling here
tofore at l211E and Is cents at Sawyer's
One Price Cash Dry Goods House, 14S
Commercial street, OppOsits the post Of
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Legal.
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
al others Interested in the estate OF Michael
FlaDBeFy, deceased, that the undt rslgned
intends 70 make faai settlement 81 said
estate. at the next term Of the probate court
Of Lyon eoanty. Kansas. commencing on
Monday. January 2, ISe2, and that be viii
make atBpiteattoa To the court for allow
anee fur his services a. adnssnisfFa l0F Of the
es.a-e =. the tins. ct said setciernenf
MICH All AAt<tSFY
Afsasinis trasssr Of the estafe s.f aisrh.set
FIanneFv. decreased
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Yours Truly.

Frank, twin son Of Major Davis. died
Monday morning At 5 O'Clock. aged
sixteen months The child was an In
valid almost from the time OF its birth.
and is hiss found in the grave that relief
from suffering which the tendorest care
could not secure for It here. The re-
mains were taken TO Eureka this after.
noon for burial.
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|. d. Fox s. Co, our popular new
jewellers, have already been Obliged to
duplicate large part of their orders for
watches and silFerwaie for the holiday
trade, their trade having exceeded their
most sanguine expectations. They viii
open up about the first of next week
their second installment of fiat ware for
Christmas gifts and their regular trade.
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r. F. Hughes has accepted the position
of general superintendent of the force
employed by L. w. Lewis, contractor for
Improvements on the Santa Fe, and as
sumed his duties to-day. Messrs. Alex
Spencer and w. Lewis will take charge OF
the grocery and customers will re-
ceive the same attention that they have
in the past.
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SUNDAY, Dec. 4.

SUNDAY, Dec. 4.
The people of Americas are clamor-
ing for telegraph Office. 1t is thought
by good many of our business men
that an Office ia this place would be self.
sustaining after short time, at least.
kilograms for this place are now sent up
by mail, and those to be sent off seldom
go, as the trouble of getting to a tele-
graph Office generally overbalances the
importance of sending the message.
Mrs Conklin and her son Johnny have
returned from Pennsylvania. .. Chicken
pox is becoming quite prevalent in this
vicinity. :. Mrs. John Bond returned
from two months visit TO the old home
in Pennsylvania, last Saturday night.
-. .Pink-eye is becoming quite preva-
lent in this vicinity. :. Weather still
holds nice.
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ANNUAL MEETING is hereby
gwen that the annual meeting of the La
Veta Coal and Mining company will be
held at the Office OF It's secretary In En-
poria. Kansas, on the evening at the
first Monday of January, at Z O'Clock,
for the purpose Of clecting board Of
directors for the ensuing year as provid-
cd for in It's bylaws. and for transaciing
any other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
Witness my hand and the senl Of said
company this 2Sth day of
i[sEALl. November, 1851.
"a T.RtnuToN Scc,v.
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At meeting of Emporia Lodge A. F.
& a. M. held Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: John @. Jones, w. NJ;
w, w. Scott, s. w. W. f. Ewing, J. w.
s. II. Hall. Treasurer; Fred Hirth, Sec
retary.
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It strikes us that, in view of the IN
mistakable character of the evidence in
the STACK liquor case, there is a
very fine opening for card from Messrs.
Saylors and Carter, the gentlemen who
claim the credit { y Cor hanging the jury
in that proceeding.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that the partnership
heret8f0se 80 sisfing setWeeH A. z Ahra-
aams and J.. 3. Epstein. uBder the drm name
day been dissolved By mutual consent. the
said Epstein retiring sron the baaineas Ali
debts owing 70 the said paFtuershtp are TO be
received by said A. + AbFahams, and all de-
mands on the said partnership aFs 70 BE pre-
scented to hfn for payment
ALfRED Z. ABRAHAMs.
J.E. EPETEIN.
Emp0Fia, Kan, Nov. 8. ISL. 49Ot5
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One dozen elegant black dag
onal dolman's full plush trimmed
ahAt were obtained in the block
ade at St. Louis, have ar
rived too late for the seasons trade and
will be sold at q big sacrifice-only
$l1.75 each. These are the same we
have been selling nj bargain Mt $l4.O0,
and are as good rs usually retailed at
S1o.OOi Come and see them At Sawyer's,
opposite the post office. .yr e
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OaulOEu'b <Ana1EB ~ O61ONG11-
The following special was sent from
Newton TO the Kansas City Journal yes
terday:
Danford has finally effected settle
ment of his Caldwell bank failure, and
has reached this city on his way home,
where the transfer of certain notes and
securities that had been spirited away
is being made to his creditors.
THE LIABILITIES
of the Caldwell bank, as reported by q
committee of its creditors, are as follows:
Due Due Merchants' National bank. KAN "
Due Quinian. Montgomery & Co. 1855 q
Due Commercial Bank. 49,. SSss.GS
Total. ss4.7s2 IS
ITS RESOURCES,
as estimated by the same committee are
as follows:
Sumner county real estate. . 49, 600 90
Promlssory notes ------ y. 0Oe "
coiiaterais given up to depositcrs s.sss. 90
Due from other banks ,oo6 60
Total saI0g
Excess of resources over liabilities. I 9'1l7 u
In addition Danford assigned $65, 900
of stock in the Lawrence mining and
smelling company which may or may not
represent an actual value. This proper
ty has been transferred TO s. 8. Rich
mond, respectable citizen of Caldwell,
as trustee for six months, Danford to
have the surplus on making good any
deficit. The creditors are vel! satisfied
at the outcome and expect TO realize dol
lar for dollar within the specified time.
Judge Campbell, of Wichita, is Dan
ford's attorney, and w. A. Mcdonald, of
Wellington, and Lang s. Lewis, of Cald-
well, represent the creditors. The va
lidity of the transfer of this property
under the peculiar circumstances of
threats and indignation. it is limited,
may figure further along in the case.
At O'Clock Danford and Smith were
released and the entire party, Denford
were conducted to the train, accom9an~
led by the committee appointed by the
creditors, and left for the north.
At Wellington. Mr.. George, sgent of
Wells, Fargo & Co, bankers, Salt Lake,
came aboard the train and served sum-
mons of q suit for the recovery of
5000, on protested drafts on the Chase
national bank of New York. These
drafts were bought b. g. Browne, at
Danford's bank, October 20, and cashed
by Wells, Fargo & Co. Danford and
Smith both discIaimed any knowledge
of the transaction at first, but presently
recalled it and became slightly obstrep-
erous, Danford refusing to be buIld0zed
any further, and even threatening 10 re-
fuse TO transfer the notes at this place,
but finally reversed his decision upon
the advice of his attorney. Danford
now goes TO Usage City To straighten up
matters there, where the i've days grace
asked for by him expired two days ago.
He is particularly bitter against several
prominent bankers Of Kansas. and
darkly hints that his misfortune has
been turned TO political advantage by
prominent parties with whom he may
yet settle with com pound interest
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The Horticultural meeting at Central
school house came off according to APP
pointment, on December LIST. President
Miitken explained the object of the
meeting. G. ID. Burkick was elected
secretary and T. F. Little. Augustus
Hurlbert, James Dole, c. d. Burdick
and Robert Milliken, were selected a
committee TO collect fruit for the exhi-
bitlon at the state meeting in Lawrence.
Adjourned to meet at r. Milliken's
Office in Emporia, on the afternoon of
December 14th. c. ID. BURDIck,
Secretary pro TEN.
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New Queensware-Full assortment OF
the best goods just In. Also fancy cups,
mugs, toys, ETC., the very thing for chill
dren's presents. These with fine line
OF groceries and cutlery, make the best
stock to select from. Goods sold for
cash or produce, hence will save you
money on many items. Try us and sec
II IL isn't 50. lii LEW WooD.
COMMERCIAL street, near Fourth avenue.
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Those "Greenaway pictures TO paint"
at I. ID. Fox Il Co.'S, are just the thing
70 interest and instruct your children in
drawing and painting, II you want to
make a nice, interesting and useful pres
ent to your little one, by all means see
those books before purchasing. Com.
pared with their benefit, the cost is a
mere aOnR .. .-r
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Wichita Eagle: w. F. Ewing, of
Emporia, and J. ii. Lyon, of Leaycn-
worth, were in the city on Friday last,
and organized lodge Of Knights of
Pythias. The lodge starts with thirty
five members.
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Danford passed through Emporia on
the eas,,tound Santa Fee train Monday
on his way from Caldwell to Usage
City. Whether he was met at the latter
place with brass band has not yet
eyentuated.
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Sherifs Sale.

SherlnS Sale.
John A. Moore vs.. Patrick KEllian
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
order Of sale. issued out Of the Fifth Judicial
district court, Ia and for Lyon county and
state of Kansas, in the above entitled cause
and to ne directed, / will on
Monday, January o, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock a.. m, at the front door OF the
court house, in the city of Emporis, Lyon
county. Kansas. offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder tor cash. all
right, title and interest, Of the said defendant
in and to the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Lot No. 1907 on Rural street, iu the city of
Emporia, Lyon county. Kesas The said
pr eperty to be sold aS the property OF said
j. b. NOON,
December z, 1881 <o IS
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ShariTs Sale

Desire B Fagg We. Carrie z. Webster and +
d. Webster:
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, / Will on
Monday, January ed, A d., 1889.
at 10 O'Clock .. m, at the front door of the
court house, in the city OF EmporIa, Lyon
county. Kansas, o1er for sale, and sell at pub
lie suction to the highest bidder for cash. all
the right title and interest of the said defend
ants, In and TO the following described real
estate, to-wit; The southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF section No. Is, in town
ship No. b. OF range No. II. in Lyon county,
Kansas. The said property to be sold as the
property OF said defendants. Carrie Z. Web
ster and r. ID. Webster, 70 satisfy said order
of sale. Is. EOoE
Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas.
November 80. 1881. W48tS
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To conclude, We guess Wichita win
have street railway. THE EMPoRIA
NEWS will please note this fact, and you
might mention that we also have a tele-
phone exchange-none OF your twine-
string and oyster can arrangements
Wiekitd Eagle
Emporia would have had telephone
exchange over a year ago, but just as all
things were made ready by local COM
pany to put In the lines and instruments
the Bell company sold its rights in Kan
sas to a company at Kansas City. There
Is hitch between the Kansas City COM
pany and the home company, the latter
of which owns the franchises. Both
companies are unYielding in their
demands and there does not seem to be
much prospect of settlement. There are
three or four lines in operation in the
city put in by special permit of the
local company. But we are really glad
Wichita has followed Colonel Hartzell
mp until it has exacted from him a
promise TO put in line of street cars,
though just what is wanted with street
railroad in that village it is hard to see.
1t will be extensively patronized by the
editor of the Eagle, no doubt, if he gets
a free pass.
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Woods McCain,an old citizen OF Lyon
county, died at his home few miles
southeast of the city Sunday, after an
illness of some weeks from typhoid
fever. aged 90 years The funeral took
place Monday.
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Emporia, Kan. Nov. 10, 1881.

FoR SALE-A well-established gro
Gerry doing a good business on CONNER
cial street, Emporia, Kansas. Will sell
whole stock or reduce it to suit pur-
chaser. This is an excellent opportun-
ity, Address Box 357, Emporia, Kan
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Lost "A package containing surgical
Instruments, metallic sounds, gum cath
eIers. etc. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving them at the office
OF DIR. L. ID. Jacobs.
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Fox 4 Co. have the John Gilpin,"
mad Dog" and the "Babes in the
Woods" picture books 10 paint. All
win full instructions.
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or REV ARn-ssrsyed from the aE.bserIh-
SDe4 eFs. living three milfs southeast Of
Amer Ieue. sbcut the 7th Of Jane last, three
mare colts One e-yeAF-old bGy, sEsaif star
IN forehead. branded ~. Il On right shcas-
1ers one s-yeaF-elds very light cream color
branded same - abovei and one 1-yeGs. old
aboVe reward viii be paid for fnfornaiIce
leading 70 the recovery Of tse shove antmEls.
Address either j. 8. INGRAM or
G.. 8. IE6R&H.
AmGFfC7la EuaRnFfa
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Miss Sallie Richardson, sister of J. s.
Richardson, the dry goods merchant,
died at her residence on Market street
Sunday morning, aged about 40 years.
Miss Richardson came to Kansas from
Philadelphia about three years ago, and
during her residence in Emporia made
many friends who deeply regret her tax
ing-oG. The funeral took place Mon.
day, the services being conducted by
Rev. Tomlinson, of <he Baptist church,
of which the deceased was an exemplary
member
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Read the big advertisement this week
from Sawyer's One Price Cash Dry
Goods House, opposite the postufiice,
Their goods detained at the Blockade
In st. Louis are being sold at sacrifice.
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Persons travelling on the cars during
the winter are subject to cold from the
Oft opened doors, which can be cured
with twenty-five cent bottle Of Lung
Syrup. Buy of your druggist.
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We are Informed by Mr.. Cleaver that
the transmission of the presidents mes
sage began Tuesday afternoon at half
past one O'Clock. and closed next morn
ing at Tour O'Clock.
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Fox & Co. keep Fred Hirth employed
constantly making picture framts. so
great is the demand for these goods
At their place
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An EIkton, Md, paper mentions the
case of Mr.. T. Deenen, of that place, who
suffered severely with rheumatic pains
until he tried bottle of St jacobs OH,
which completely cured him.-Indian-
apofis (Ind) Journal
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Children cry for DIR. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t Is the most pleasant prepare
ton FOR coughs and colds known, and
perfectly harmless. Price twenty-five
and fifty cents bottle. Sold by drug
gists.
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Robt. Milliken surveyed the ground
for new Methodist church, near Cen
trail school house, in Fremont town
ship. last week.
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WoRK WANTED.-I viii do dressmak-
ing or family sewing at 80 cents per
day. Will come To the house If PIE
ferred. Mrs. MARY YoUNes,
Near DIR. McCandlis's Residence.
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The Emporia postollice does the for
eign money order business for nearly all
of Southern and Southwestern Kansas.
Orders for foreign money orders are re-
ceived nom Yates Centre on the east to
Larned on the west, and from Wichita
in the southwest, and intermediate
points. The Emporia office has the nee
essary authority, blanks and instruc-
lions for drawing orders on almost all
foreign countries, and Chief Clerk Muir
ply is thoroughly posted in the bust.
ness. People at distant points have
first to send for blanks and then send a
domestic order, and have the foreign
order returned TO them; and were it
not for this necessary delay and incon-
venience, the foreign order business at
Emporia would be much larger than it
is. This leads US 10 remark that it
seems strange that the enterprising
postmasters at important points where
there are considerable numbers of for
eigners, do not secure the foreign system
for the accommodation OF their patrons.
Meantime the EmporIa Office is ready to
attend to this branch of business in first
class shape, and promptly.
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TWENTY-sIX YARDs-FiVE BIRDS.
W. Heustis. 11O11-
Geo. Clapp ..... 1lIll-5
Mr.. CIapp wins the badge from MIR. N. e.
Weaver who had won It twice and only had
to win it at this shoot and it would have be-
come his personal property.
After the badge shoot was over there
was sweep shoot, of which the follow
ing is the score:
FIVE BIRDs-TWKNTY-sIx YARDs RISE FOR
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Cited by the Washington Qud.l
Gazette is the fact that the colts il that
locality have sort Of lameness in the
joints. ]. +. Myers cured his BY anoit-
ing it with St Jacobs Oil.
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Twelve new pupils applied at the of
fee Of the superintendent for admission
to the city schools Monday morning.
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Pigeon shoot.

The shoot for the champion badge of
the Emporia gun club, which took place
south of Hallberg's garden on Saturday,
resulted as follows:
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The City Book Store has opened its ele-
CANT line of Holiday Goods. Select your
presents before the assortment is broken and
avoid the crowd. See particulars in advertise
ment to appear soon.
ELLEN PLUMB.
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A span Of goats. hitched to one-man
cart and driven by crippled stranger.
attracted much attention ON the streets
"Wednesday
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We learn that the Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S express have a claim of $1,000 on
Danford. 1t is intimated that it might
be purchased at very slight premium.
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The location of the Kansas City &
Emporia railroad has progressed as far
as Malvern, Usage county, about thirty
six miles from this point
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Money % loan IN any amount, by the
Central Loan and Land Company, at
lowest rates. Call and see us before
nsking your loans. as We can do you
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-08

Large numbers of soldiers are being
daily transferred over the Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific roads
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A very pleasant gathering of the sen
Tor class of the Normal was held last
Saturday evening ut the residence of
Prof Davis, on West street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-08

Teacher wanted for district 81. Lyon
county, Kansas. Female prefeUed.
W.T.. WAITERs, Director.
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A big lot Of fianneis and-jeans from
the ST. Louis Blockade are being sold at
wonderfully low figures II Sawycr's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-12-08

Two men were run in for drunken
ness Monday and spent the night in
Jail.