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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-02-11
PERsONAL lrENTToN

DIR. A. Haussler, of St. Louis, is visit
ing his brother Fred. of this city.
en-. Forde went to Topeka Tuesday
night on business connected with the A.
o. L. w.
Mrs. n. w. Gilchrist, who has been
seriously i'll for the past few weeks. is
conyalescing-
Mr.. John C. Leppert, lately OF Chica-
go, is Mr.. Fl. j. Birds assistant at the
new jewelry store.
Judge Culver, of ti-is city, was admit
ted 10 practice IN the supreme court OF
Kansas at Topeka, Friday.
Mr. Alfred J. Knight, the celebrated
elocuiionist and impersonator, is regis
tered at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Jas. D. Brown. assistant general pas
senger agent of the Missouri Pacific, is
registered at the Park Place Hotel.
Miss Lena Miller, engaged as book
keeper in the Office of the Howard
Courant. is spending few days in this
city.
Adam Mohler is confined to his house
on account of sickness, but expects to
be at his place of business again in a
few days.
Major Hood started for Fit. Smith, Ar
kansas, Tuesday, TO testify st the trial of
the murderer of his cattle foreman, who
was killed at Caldwell, last June.
s. W. Snow, southwest passenger
agent, and VIM. Flannelly, travelling
agent Of the Erie railway, were in The
city last evening in the interest of their
road.
Mrs. Judge Kellogg, of this city. has
been admitted to practice in the supreme
court of Kansas. She is the first lady
upon whom this distinction has been
conferred in Kansas.
mr. Gilbert Smith and Misses Aggie
aud Fannie Huffaker, of Council Grove,
were present at the masquerade party
given by the Pleasant Hour club at Ban
croft hall Friday evening.
A letter received by Mrs. 1. Z. Perley,
of this city, from Mrs. Captain North,
announces her safe arrival at Utica, for
which point she started Monday week,
with the remains of her husband.
Rojert ]. Swan, of Seneca county,
New York, and brother of Q. d. Swan,
of this city, has recently been elected to
succeed Horatio Seymour as President
of the New York state agricultural So
ciety.
J. w. latham received from Venice,
by mail, Wednesday, 9 package contain
ing samples OF beads manufactured In
that city. The package come through
from that far distant country in good
shape.
Mr.. John Egan, leader of the z. T.
band, returned to Emporia Tuesday, aft
er an absence of months, during which
time he has been engaged in report
ing court proceedings at different towns
in the southern part of the state.
MIR. A. G. Lakin returned from a so.
journ of two or three weeks among the
mountains of Colorado and New Mexi.
co Wednesday. He is looking well
and is in most excellent health barring
a possible tinge of the mining fever.
st. Louis Republican: The Mexican
government commission, it is rumored
has been rendered Capt. A. NJ. Sommers
the land commissioner of the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railroad, the commits
sionership of that government for theiI
| lands.
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TRACK TALK
Items OF Interest Picked up Along the
Line of Our Local ROadA

Items OF Interest Picked up Along the
Line of Our Local Roads
The city ticket Office of the Missouri
Pacific railroad is now open and ready
for business in the cid Office of the NJ,
X. s. T. land department. Mr.. ]. C.
Burnett, the gentlemanly agent, will
manipulate the pasteboards.
For the accommodation of the travel.
ing public going east over the Missouri
Pacific, Mr.. Burnett, the ticket agent,
will telegraph and secure sleeping car
berths free of charge.
Mr.. D. B. Long, the party who is
shipping the walnut logs to Europe, has
moved his force To Dunlap and will ship
20 To 80 car loads from there. He
has now two cars loaded upon which
there are logs each, which fill the cal
and average 1900 feet 10 log. These
are the largest walnut logs that have
ever been shipped from this part o.
Kansas. They will be shipped via Tho
Missouri Pacific railroad.
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he is a citizen surrounded by such en-
terprisc. Now, We are assured that the
road will be built if the franchises are
voted. This is our last and only chance
Jackson township has moro natural ad-
vantagcs than any other township and II
equal to any other in agriculture and
stock raising. Now, don't let us be be
hind IN public enterprise. Let Us all
mount the platform of progression and
cast rousing vote for the bonds, there
by securing the best line of road ever
built IN the state. l.. REr.
Tuesday, Feb. 9Th, 1881
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ReeoIutIon. Of BesDect

At regular meeting of Central lodge
No. 7s1, the following preamble and res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Su
preme Dictator of the universe to re
move from our midst our late brother
G. Fl. North and
WHERE AS, II is but just that fitting
recognition of his many virtues should
be had therefore be it
ResoIced, BY Central Lodge K. OF ii
that while we bow with humble sub
mission 10 the will of the Most High, we
do not the less mourn for our brother
taken so suddenly from Us.
ReeoIUed, That in the death of brother
North, Central Lodge loses an active and
efficient officer and member and broth
er always ready TO promptly respond 20
every worthy call for aid or sympathy
Resolcef, That the heartfelt sympathy
of the members of this lodge be extend
ed to the widow of our deceased brother
in her affiiction.
Resolred, That, as further mark Of
respect to the memory Of the deceased,
we drape the charter of our lodge in
mourning for thirty days, and that these
resolutions be spread upon the records
of the lodge and published in the city
papers LEWIS LUTz,
III. E. Fox,
j. r. WALKUP,
Committee
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rHE rowNsH1r ElEcrIoxs.
Onleers Chosen as Shown by the Canvas.
OF the Vote by the County
fHllIa L sia,rnars

OF the Vote by the County
Commissioner
The canvass completed yesterday by
the county commissioners, of the vote
cas-, at the township elections held the
| first day of February, shows that the fol.
lowing officers have been chosen:
Agnes City Tow nship-Trustee, w b
| FandIyort; clerk, ]. Naff; treasurer, G
| W. Horberd: just ice Of the peace, d. :
| Avery; constables, E. r. Murray and R.
| D. Cotrell: road overseers, E L. joyce,
| w. A. Currens, p. l.. Dent, ] j. Wing
| field. II. Kirk, j. Pecka
Americas Observation-Disclosures, ID. p
Tressler; clerk. Elias Morehcaa; treas-
| urer, E. g. Lesh, Justice of the peace.
John l. Butler; conStabies, z. S. Adair
and ] w. Floyd; road overseer. A d.
TreSsler, VIM. CharlesWorth, Ezra Hiatt,
Simon Gather. Ii. c. Adams. ". p.
Lewis. E. Kitchen, j. c. Helderness.
Emporia Township-Trustee, G. w.
White; treasurer, ii. II. GRAY clerk, B.
F. Moon; justice of the peace; W. B.
Ross; constable, John Gregory and B. +.
Lockard; road ovefsecr, o. l. Dayis,
n. F. Ames, E. Brown, John Nc William,
j. NJ. White; 4. r, Hiatt, d. l.. Thorn
as, Ellis Owens, J. W. Brindie. Daniel
G. Davis, j. Sonnedecker
Center Township Trustee, Daniel
Bitter; treasurer. G. W. Gilman; clerk,
W. T. Stokes; constables, Leroy New
man aud ]. J. Bowers; road oyerseers,
James Pratt. John II. Ferren, J. r. Nc
Kinney, u. w. Eastman.
Elmendaro Township-Trustee, Jo-
seph Campbell; clerk, w. p. Gould;
Treasurer. John L. Smith; ccnstables,
Chas. A. johnson and John F. White;
road overseers, w. 4. Baysinger, W. W.
Brewer. Jacob Wailiser, F. n. Yansick-
lie, q. W. Hemenway, z. NJ. Smith, r.
s. Fleming.
Fremont Township-Trustec, Joseph
Frost; clerk, X. j. Rudisill; treasurer,
Robert Lumley; justice of the peace,
II. P. Perkins; constables, Marion Bish-
OPP AMI Chas. Cowan road overseers. +.
D. Childers, VIM. Spader. c. McCollum,
D. L. Saylor, Aaron Miller, jackson
Reeve, w. r. Jones, VIM. Smith
Jackson TowDship-Trustee, j. Jacob,
Tolford; constables. n. A. Stevenson
and j. E. Mcleod; road overseers, w.
G. Childers, ]. Markhart, w. B. Scott,
A. N. Hunter, VIM. Schafer, j. A. F0s-
ter. Peter Bergman. S. Owen.
Pike Township - Trustee, Charles
Lynch clerk, VIM. Flickinger; treasur-
er, Milton LindleY; justice OF the peace,
]. B. Hewitt; constables, S. d. Allen and
J. A. Dixon road overseers, E. p. Moon,
r. II. Gassoway, NJ. V. Phillips, A. l.. a.
Keys, Luther Keys, c. s. Ford, - Peters,
Harvey Thomas.
Reading Township-Trustee, Valen-
tine Best; clerk, E. p. Frye treasurer,
w. H. Douglas, justices of the peace,
s. E. Hunt and G. j. Reynolds; con-
stables, l.. g. Swar;hout and VIM. Cald-
well: road overseers, David Bowman,
Amos Wolfe, A. Wagner, Oliver Riden-
our, John H. Love.
Waterloo Township-Trustee. Thos.
+. Burns; clerk, John Cunningham;
treasurer, Sidney Putnam; justice of the
peace, ]. f. Wallingford; constablss,
VIM. Lewis and l. N. Tucker; road over
seers. VIM. Cabbage, II. Miller. d. B.
Winters, John Cunningham, ]. w. Best,
w. S. Brooks. r. E. Burnham, VIM.
Wavman
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The following Is not a bid for adver
tisements. but appeared in the Chase
County Leader, Of the Bird. As an editor
ial paragraph:
"Emporia ought to be the cattle and
grain market for southwestern Kan
sas, but it is not, by q long ways. A far.
mer came into this Office few days age
and looked through each of the foul
newspapers published in that city, but
could not find the address of a grain
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school Matters

This week closes the first term of the
city schools, and the pupils are passing
through the ordeal of examination. The
board, at its meeting Monday eve, ap-
pointed a committee with power to pur-
chase a bell for our new school building.
1t is necessary to put the bell up before
the house is finished, as 1t could not be
done afterward without damage to the
building. A clock will be purchased as
soon as more funds can be had. The
clock can be put up at any time with,
out any difficulty.
The board at their meeting also pass.
ed a resolution asking for $4,000 worth
of bonds to complete the school house,
put in furnaces. furniture, etc.
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EvERrBoDY's FRIESD-Mr. Fl. J. Bird
our new jeweler on Commercial street
takes great pride IN EmporiA's welfare
and il hard at work to build up the rep
utaiion OF our city.
He has lately procured the services OF
q skillful matchmaker from the east As
assistant, 10 enable him to more readily
comply with the demands on his skill
and integrity by his numerous friends
and patrons.
he has again received large invoice
of jewelry, watches and diamonds, which
he will sell lower than ever before, hav
ing taken advantage Of the favorable
prices at this season IN the east
A call will convince You Of the above
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The Growth of Kansas

The wonderful growth of Kansas is
aptly illustrated by the growth of the
Leavenworth Times. This paper has al
ways been the friend Of the state, and
has done much to advertise Kansas in
the east and attract people to our Dor.
dcrs. We have made arrangements with
D. r. Anthony, the publisher, whereby
we are enabled TO offer the Leavenworth
Weekly Times and THE WEEKLY NEWS
for one year for $500. Renew now, and
you will Immediately receive the nam
moth edition of the Leavenworth Times
each week. During the sessions of the
legislature and congress it gives com
plete and interesting reports, and the
sooner you begin the better 1t will be
Bring or send your money to this office
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wright. Creek Items.

TUESDAY,, T 90. ..
Mr.. RooS' house, on the head of
Wright's creek, burned, together with
its contents. on Tuesday of last week.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Booth celebrated
their wooden wedding on the 3lst.
Protracted meeting closed on Monday
night. Six persons in the neighbor.
hood arc down with lung fever. The
recent Storm has done a great deal of
good, and there will be another at Yet
mans on the 10th, If the mud dries up
MIR. Duey missed il when lac struck
the Kitchen. -. We regret the loss OF
"Burlow' as NEWS correspondent. and
hope that another may be found who
will sustain that prestige the Ameri.
Gus Notes have attained through the
wisdom that has dripped from his pen
~ NJ
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school Topics.

Report IF school taught in district Al
for term of three months, commencing
October 4: Number of pupils enrolled,
90, number in average daily attendance
1887; number of pupils in primary
grade, II; number of pupils in interme-
diate grade, 8; number of pupils in ad.
vanced grade, 8; number of pupils per.
feet IN department, "A; names of those
who have not been absent, ALA Ander.
son, Oracle Anderson. Maggie Brown
Mary Haworth.
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a Merifed Trihufa

Al regular meeting ofthe ministerial
association of Emporia, Kansas. held
January 81, 1881, the following resoiu
ton was passed:
Resolred. That in the departure Of
Rev. A. S. Dudley from among us, ouI
association has lost one OF the mosl
faithful members, the church an excel
lent pastor, the community u most estim
able citizen and the cause of temperance
an earnest worker. That our best wish
es and our prayers go with him to hi
new field of labor; that this resolution
be spread upon the records Of this as
seciation, and that the secretary furnish
copy of the same TO the Emporia pap
ers for publication.
A. B. TozLISsoN, President,
X. l.. LOTT, Secretary.
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Wichita has a curiosity in tho shape
Of female child, with face before and
behind. We have always thought that
nature would some day assert her ability
to get the bulge on that specimen Of hu-
man depravity In every community
whose unhallowed mission in life is to
turn the heads Of devout people by enter
ing church in squeakey boots after ser.
vice has begun.
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Lyon county has produced the inter
esting phenomenon Of a jury of twelve
men, in which there Is neither q Jones
an Evans or Lewis. Let us thank
heaven that chance has not been so un.
kind AZ TO exclude from representation
the universal family Of Smith.
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The bankrupt sale store will hereafter
be known as the Boston One-price store.
A large stock Of new spring goods are
now on the way, and the ruling low
prices Of the old establishment will be
maintained in the future. They are Of
fering some rare bargains in the dry
goods, clothing and boot and shoe lines,
in order to make room for the new goods
now daily arriving.
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The Wichita guards, who are anxious
to see Garfield inaugurated, are negotias'
ing for railroad rates to Washington and
return. We believe the Emporia Rifles
have similar scheme under considerA-
ton, and the companies might find 1t to
their mutual advantage to act in concert
In this matter
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Mr.. J. C. Brown aad Miss Winnie
Gallagher were married Tuesday at
ten O'Clock at the Catholic church, by
Father Gydie. The ceremony was wit.
messed by large number Of interested
spectators, and shortly after the wedding
the happy pair took the east bound train
for Kansas City, where they win spend
their hoAGy.mo0a.
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One of the best and handsomest tamil

One OF the best and handsomest iami-
~ magazines that comes to our table is
Democrats Monthly magazine. 1t is al
ways beautifully illustrated and contains
the best Of general reading. stories, articles
upon fashions and household matters.
The regular subscription price for Dem.
crest is $500, but by late arrangement
made with publishers we are enabled to
offer it with THE WKEnx News, both
ona year, for Ss.Ao.
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There were twenty-nine applicants
present at the last teachers examination
in this city, two Of whom received Ger.
tifcates Of grade one; thirty, grade two
and seven failed Mr.. VIII Davidson, OF
Americas, and james Rising, Of Em.
poria, received the frat grade certin-
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A consolidation mortgage of 81, O00,-
coo given by the NJ, K. S T. road in ia
vor of the Mercantile Trust Company, of
New York, was recorded in the Office of
the register of deeds of Lyon county on
Wednesday. Il covers thirty-five pages.
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Tar THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BrTrERs.
They give tone TO the stomach, stimu-
late the liver, relieve the over.taxed kid
neYs and purify the blood They create
q healthy appetite, improve digestion,
anVigorate the muscular and nervous sy-
tens aad give brilliancy 10 the mind.
Price, 81. For sale by Trimble q Irwin,
druggists. sole agents for EmporiA, Kaa'
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The large number of skins OF different
kinds that have found u market in Em-
poria during the present winter, would
seem to indicate that Lyon county
abounds in fur-bearing animals of all
varieties, from the rare beaver to the pro-
li6c nnnsanm
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Mr.. Beetle, agent of the Western Elec,
tric Manufacturing company, and w. c.
Stewart, superintendent of the Kansas
City Telephone Exchange, were in the
city Monday, and held a conference with
the directors of the Telephone Exchange
Of Ennnnrla
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10. o. F.-There will be a special
session of the Grand Lodge OF the I. o
o. F. of Kansas. held in Emparia on
Tuesday. March 1, 1881, at which Grand
Master, Chas. n. Krebs, will be present
The object Of the special session is q
give instruction in the new or revised
iuitiatory and degree work.
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PIrmonih Tararraph-.

MONDAY, Feb. Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanna have returned Ia
Plymouth. Mrs. Hanna Is recovering
slowly Mrs. Nerins Carrier has re.
turned. after visit Il few weeks
among friends Geo. ker. has sold his
farm here TO Mr. Mctiinnis, of Jacobs
creek. We viii miss George. but Mr..
g. will b. welcomed by many friends
RrycrOcE
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FoR SALE-A one-storY. nearly new,
brick house containing five rooms. two
clothes presses, large pantry, bay win
dow and good cellar; barn and out
houses; two lots, 100 feet front, 10 feet
deep; east front. For further particu.
lars inquire on the premises, northwest
corner of Rural and Seventh.
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Following gentlemen

The following gentlemen were
summoned to serve as jurors on a case
tried At an adjourned term of the dis.
trict court which sat in Emporia Tues.
day. Judge Peters presiding: 8. B,
Smith, Milton Chamness, Adam Bitter,
81. w. Kirkendall, Ross Thomas, r. T.
Snediker, John Strain, w. S. Eagles, C.
T. Thinius, E. D. Whitmore. J. K. Price,
]. ]. Pickett. A. A Hickox, J. A. Foster
and C.. II. EIdridge.
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
eoTns, and all kinds Of skin eruptions.
This salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satiefaction In every case or money re-
funded. Price IS cents per box. For
eale by 3. Wheldon & Co.
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The unfavorable weather interfered to
such an extent with the attendance at
the Lyon county teachers association on
Saturday. that the meeting was post
poned till the first Saturday in March,
when the program already assigned will
he Ohaervad
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Should certain rotund citizen of EN-
poria be seen, within the next two or
three days, striking ont for the depot
about the time the train goes west On the
Santa Fe road. with blood in his eye and
q couple Of razors in his vest pockets,
the situation may be apprehended BY
recalling the following item, which APP
pears In the last issue of the Chase Coun.
y Leader:
Jake Moon, sheriff OF Lyon county,
won an eighty-dollar shotgun at q rattle
given for the benefit Of widow named
Lutz, at Imports, Tuesday.
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Richard A. Proctor, the great Eng,
lish astronomer, has selected, for the
subject of his lecture in this city on the
evening of the 18th. "Thc Moon"
Reserved seats can be had at the city
book store for fifty cents.
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THE WEEKLY News is only one dollar
and half q year and to those who feel
they that they cannot afford to pay for a
years subscription at present. we will
be pleased to send it six months for sew.
fv.flva canta
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Gen. Leis's celebrated condition po.
ders. the old reliable, are the best medi-
cine ON the market for horses and cattle
They have been in use for over twenty
years. Livery end stock men use them.
No farmer will use any other after try
ing Leis's. For sale by all druggists,
25 cents and 30 cents per package.
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The man who was so rash rs to scout
the sagacity of the grounding is going
around with piece Of red flannel and
fat pork tied about his neck.
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1t really seems as if the severe winter
has killed the peaches and spared the
doleful Jeremiahs who are always fore
telling the destruction Of the fruit crop.
An occasional variation Of this program
would relieve vast deal Of monotony,
and be acceptable to hOrtieulturisss.
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Money to loan on mortgage Of real es-
tate In Kansas. Correspondence and ap.
plications solicited.
VAN r. HOLMES s. Co.,
Harrison @. Gross, EmPoEis, KS
Van r. Holmes,
Otis d. SioGR.
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The time tables of the various lines
and branches of the Santa Fe road have
been complied in neat little pamphlet
issued by the company.
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Through travel ON the Santa Fe, which
has been interrupted ON the western end
of road, for some days by reason Of high
water has been resumed.
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Protheroe s. Thomas have taken the
contract to repair Mr.. HinkIe's lately
burned residence. and will also build an
addition thereto.
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r. l.. LORI, Secretary.

One OF the wise men who knows ey.
erything declares that in few years ev.
cry physician in the country will pre-
scribe DR.. Bulls cough syrup to his pa.
tients. We believe it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-02-11

The board OF county commissioners
met Tuesday to canvass the vote of the
township elections held in Lyon county
on Tuesday, February LIST.
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Dir. c N. Parker, agent for the Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express, has established
an Office in the Emporia National bank
block, Fifth avenue.
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See what the druggists say about DIR.
DIR. Marshal's lung syrup: sit never
fails TO cure the worst case OF cough on
cold promptly and effectuaily'' Price
only Is cents and 50 cents bottle Sold
BY all druggists.
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On account of the rain last Sabbath,
N lrmal, was postponed until next SUM-
day at 3 AS p. m. Subject, The Eviden-
ccs of Christianity"
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The appearance of the buds would
seem to indicate that all the spring pol
iticians in Emporia had been winter.
killed.
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