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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-14

There are some things that ought TO
make women glad that they live in the
nineteenth century. Cromwell once
ordered his Republican commissioners
TO exchange from 10000 to 100000 Irish
women for Virginia tobacco, and it is
not a matter of history that he was very
fond of tobacco either.
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SATuHDAYD Dec @

SATURDAY, Dec. 9.
L. ". Sutton has had seventy head oil
hogs ready for shipment for four days
but was unable 10 obtain car.
Samuel Stuart, a cousin of the Glib
sons, is in town on visit Some of hi.
cousins he had not seen for thirty years
His home is at present in Franklin
county.
Robert Hall has been suffering from
an attack Of the quinsy for the past few
days.
T. A Smith, ia the interest of the
EllwOOd Manufacturing company, wa.
in town yesterday looking after some o
their old paper"
Miss Carrie Cook expects 10 visit Col
orado on the return OF her brother
Sands Cook.
G. Wadsworth Wright now makes q
professional trip to Dunlap every Mon
day.
Merritt Frost says: Report boy fol
Walter Jacquith, of Allen creek.
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A. st. Louis

ST. LoCIs, December Is.
HOgs-Reccipts. Is. zoe; shipments. coo; ac-
tive; lower; light grades, S. 5o05 IS; pack
ing. IS s59S 20; butchers 10 extra, So 1895 =.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Slow; lower; No. 2. red, 9l60
94Sc. cash; No. 8. red. e0k6Slc.
Corn-Iower, 47H94Tkc, cash
oats-Lower; duh, sss04OXc, cash.
Pork-Dull. $t7 ., cash.
Larl-Easier, SO 40 bid
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The failure of the efforts which have
been made at st. Louis to indict Col
Corkerill for the murder Of Slayback
demonstrates the extreme termerity Of
running to their holes men who write
"pieces" in the newspapers.
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Body snatshers.

ST. AES's LOCKS, QUEBEc, Dec. r.
The dead house at the Parish Church
was entered last night by robbers, and
the collins of an old man, an old vsonl-
an and young girl, were broken open
and the bodies stripped of their clothing
and dragged across The road and laid
behind the fence. They were sabse-
qucnlly taken away IN sleigh.
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AtohisOn advIces tell Of a man VIII

Atchison advices tell of man who
recently walked in. safety across the
Missouri river on the ice from the
Missouri to the Kansas shore. We are
free to confess that our faith in Provi-
dence would be cruelty shaken if harm
should ever come to any one who was
making an honest effort to get away
from Missouri.
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Nore BetIv snateben

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. I3.-The guard
in Oak Rook cemetery last night arrest
ed two medical students and two color
ed men in the act Of opening graves.
Four dead bodies taken from the Gene
terry were found at the Virginia Medical
college. The students in custody are
prominently connected.
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The percentage of illiteracy is higher
in South Carolina than in any state Of
the union. II our memory serves us
the standing Democratic majority in
that state is somewhere in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
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Sued for Making Man an Inbsoilo.

Sued for Making q Man an 1mbseile.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-In the suit of
Jane NARROW against John Wall, saloon
keeper, Tor selling her husband liquor
to extent of making him almost an
imbecile the jury gave verdict for
$3.50. She asked So 600. The case was
an aggravated one. The guilt of the
saloonist was clear.
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Ceylon has been selected as the future
residence of the Egyptian exiles, 1t is
very evident that the Khedive has never
heard of such a place as st. Louis or
that the reports concerning his appal-
ling cruelty have been grossly exagger-
atad
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A social season of unprecedented
brilliancy is reported at Yates Center,
as many as three tally pullings and pop
corn parties having occurred there dur
ing the present month.
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Church Pronertx Sold.

CINCINNATI, Dec. I2--The property
of ST. Paul's p. E. church 66x1O0 feet on
the south side of Fourth street, east of
Walnut was sold this morning TO Emery
Bros for ST. 01 per front foot. The
church building will be replaced by a
business block. The sale was made in
consequence of the union of st. Paul's
with the st John parish
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at Chicago.

CHICAGO. December l3
wheat-Lower; regular. 9s5Ic Dec
Corn-Weak; lower. 62xc.
Oats-Steady, sTSc.
Rye and Barley-Unchanged.
Pork-Weak; lower, $l7 l5911 20.
Lard-Weak; lower, $40 Co.
Hogs Receipts, IS 900; slow; 10 to Is cents
lower; light. 40G5 90; mixed packing, Is 30
6 90; heavy, Sc I0g65o.
Cattle-Rcceipts, 1900; dull; steady; extra
S686 60; shipping. $t05 90; stOckers, q 00a4.
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The New York Times says that the
Kansas prohibition state committees are
about as cheerful under adversely as so
many undertakes.
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CHICAGO. Dec. IA. j. Hall is on
trial at Omaha for presenting false
claims on vouchers to the government
while custodian Of The government
building during its construction. The
amount involved Is from Eve TO six
thousand dollars. The indictment has
tWenty-three counts.
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1885,
Harper S B aza !
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular journal is a rare comb "ation
of literature, art and fashion Its - ries.
poems and essays are by the best VIZ ers of
Europe and America; iIs engraviIgs ,ssess
he highest artistic eNceilehce: and all
matters pertaining to fashion il il univ. rsAliy
acknowledged to DO the leading author in
the land The new volume will contain many
brilliant novelties.
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Harper's Young People
81 ILlusTRAfRp HEKELY-sa r.nr.

SUITED TO BoYB AID eEaLs o. IRON s1x
TO kIxTEEH WARS OF Aer.
Va. ~. C0AsiENcED xovKnRER
The Young People has lssss fra,,, ~. -.
sneceSsfui beyonf nutteipasloa.-N. y 49,
astheres--thas, namely OF ss.e.s.sty
Vicious papers ior the ycung wish = i,.n -
1ers atsl sesisr, IS veil - more rhoissr,,,-,sa
or deafness. elegance OF eERrsviu~ a.
senssnis generally y & ansarpsssesi &. s -
potiss.-P ittsburg Gazeits -.s''sIs % eas
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THURsDAY, pEoEMRER "A, $50

The bank robbery at KinsleY seems
TO be involved in almost as much mys-
terry as the assault upon Billy Patterson,
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THE ABILINE CONVENTION.
Assembling of DeleGates-A Large At
tendance Expected-ProspectsO of an
Interesting and Profitable Gath

ec1nS.
AIRLINE, Kas., Dec. 13-The call is
sued by Senator Johntz and Representa-.
tIves Hoffman and Burton, of Dick n
son, and Representatives Martin, of Da-
Wis. and Collins. of Saline, for conven-
ton of members of the legislature to
meet in this city to-day to discuss the
railroad question, with view to secur-
ing the passage of laws at the COM
ing session of the legislature
for the regulation of freight and passen.
ger rates, is expected to bring together
a considerable number of mem bers as
we'll as interested citizens. The frs,
session will be held at four O'Clock TO-
day.
Considerable interest is already mani.
Tested among members, politicians, edi-
tors and others who have already arriv-
ed.
Johntz, OF Dickinson; and Anderson
of Salina, arc the only senators present.
The following members of the house
have arrived: Snoddy, of Linn Craney,
of Osborne, Kyle, of Mitchell; Smith,
of Ottawa; Knappenbergcr, of Jewell
Charlesworth, of Mitchell; Simpson, of
Mcpherson; Hersigg, of Ellsworth /;
Dunsmore, of Neosho Scott, Of Emporia ;
Carter, of Chase; Burton and Hoffman,
of Dickinson; Collins and Strause. of
SalIna; Martin, of Davis: Dixon, of
Russell; Carter, of CoffeY; REEVES, OF
Haney. A large number of members
are expected on the afternoon train.
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1t is said that $1,000 people die annu-
ally in The United States alone from
this disease In some sections of the
country one death out of every three is
from consumption. This can be, and
should be avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of throat and
lung affections that lead 10 this disease.
You should arrest il while If is
in the germ. Two or three doses of DIR.
RosanEo's Cough and Lung Syrup will
relieve an ordiBary cough or cold. II
does not dry mp cough ike many
preparations on the market and leave
the disease behind il, but acts directly
on the throat and bronchial tubs, re-
moving all the phlegm and morbid mat
tRr that accumulstes in the throat and
lungs. Il allays all irritation. and rem
ders the voice clear and distinct Call
for sample bottle at Ryder's or DIR. ]. 4.
Moore's drug store free Of cost.
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NEW York, Dec. 13.-More or less de-
lay is expected on cable business all day,
owing to the land line interruption on
both sides Of the water
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The READING News.
EDITED BY NARY DE ZEAN.
TUESDAY, Dec. Il

TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
L. Severy & Son sold car load of fat
hogs to Whitley and Ladd. and they are
shipping them TO Kansas City There
was car load shipped Monday night
also.
Joe Minler is in town to-day with his
wholesale team, supplying the stores
with goods and notions
1t is good skating nowadays if you
can find a place with water enough to
make ice.
The water in the creeks is low and
poor and unfit for cattle 10 drink. Those
who have good wells Of water find them
useful this winter.
The Reading lyceum meets tonight
The revival meeting, conducted by
Rev. Col. Allen Buckner, are now, this
the fifth week OF them, increasing in In
terest and the house is crowded The
Methodist minister of Usage city, is ex-
peeted 10 assist a few days this week,
and Il is expected Judge Culver will be
here to help Saturday and Sunday. Col.
| BackHer is minister of large experience
and full Of the spirit of Christ and is
earnest in this great work OF saving
souls.
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1853.
Harper's Magazine.
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ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Ma. azine Begins it, sky sixth
volume with the December suDbeT. u Il
not only tn most popular illustrated 1erIod-
zeal IN America aud England, hut also the
largest IN tts scheme. the moet beautiful ia
It's appearance, and the best maRazIae Tor
the home A new noseI, entitled .sFOr me
MAJOR" by Constance fenirnore WoolsoD.
the author OF Anne" was begun In the No
vemher RuMber. IN literary and artistic
excellence the Magazine improves with each
successive number Special & oFts have been
made for the lighter entertainments Of it, read
ers through humorous stories, sketches, &C.
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The Western Union Te1egraph Compan

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-At the meeting
of the directors of the Western Union
Telegraph company to-day, dividend
of IL per cent. was declared, payable
January 18th. The report shows the
net revenues for the quarter ending De-
cember 31st, partially estimated, to be
So, 10000, which, added TO the surplus
of October LIST, gives $4,S1T, 097. De.
Quoting the interest on the bonded in
debtedness and sinking funds and the
dividend just declared leaves a surplus
of So, 490,447.
The resignation of George 4. Baker,
as director. was received and accepted,
and S. LAWYER WEIGH, of Philadelphia,
elected to his place
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CONVERSATIONAL Contest.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA Post Dispatch
special from Jefferson City says: Sec
rotary of State McGrath issued certif-
icate this morning to James o. Broad
head as congressman-elect from the
Ninth district. the secretary refused
20 issue a certificate to Dr. j. H. Mclean
to fill the unexpired term Of the late
Thomas Allen, in the old Second dis
trict, notwithstanding the intimation of
the supreme court that his election was
valid, he holding that the district was
legislated out of existence. He says he
will not issue certificate unless COM
PEELED to do so by the supreme court.
Governor CrIttenden thinks the secre-
tary of states action is wise. DR.. Nc
Lean will probably apply immediately
To the supreme court for mandamus
on the secretary of state.
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
rnn rRIoEs al Trade oEsT,Rs
A. Kan.as fty

At kansas Eity
Reported especially ior KBk isAII'
every afternoon d..
ANDY SNYDER ! -.
Rooms as aud IS EHeaanee "a, as
cattle Receipts. SIS; r
all gra1ies exec CT .irv b
steady common, du an. h4lei - :,
Hogs Receipts. 1926; active; l0su cts
lower; bnlk o. saIe-, S s56,5 IS.
The i'aiiy sF'ttcasor report. Wa te-
cetpts, so.o75 bus; shipments, i6.ssl Us; ;
market weak; No 8. cash. zoe bit; Il b, ask
ed; No. ?, cash, 7S1E0Tsxc; No. caAi s4I<
4S5c
gorn-Receipts. 47.isT hus; shipment, S.
s0s bns; market weak; No. mixed, c.sh,
| Ssss9s9Sc.
oats-So, cash. s2S<c bid; size asked
butter and Eggs-Unehanged.
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ANTI-FERRoRIsT ASSOCIATION.

VIENNA, Dec. 13.-An .anii-terrorls:
association. the object of which is To OPP
pose the projects of the NIhilisls, has
been formed at ST. Petersburg. Branch
es have been established at Paris, Nice,
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Liberty Hall Notes.

Liberty Hall aud vicinity is situated
in beautiful and fertile valley on tn G
south side of the Cottonwood river ex-
tending south to the south line of
Pike township, bounded on the east by
Phenis creek and on the west by Jacobs
creek.
Liberty Hall is the name of our school
house. It is also the voting precinct for
the south and central paIt of the town
ship. We boast of having one of the
best school houses in Lyon county.
Plymouth cannot hold a candle to us
for house if she can for anything
else
On Saturday night, December ID, O
concert was given under the auspices of
the Sunday school at Z 80 O'Clock. The
house was filled to OVERLOOKING. A long
and well selected program was present
ed, consisting of local music, declama-
lions, select reading, tableaux, dialogues,
etc. All connected with the program
did credit TO themselves and the Occa-
sion A very pleasant time was passed
with but one exception. We were an
nOyed by few drunken, unmanly boys
We will not mention any names now for
their mothers sake, but would advise
them and all others to profit by doing
better hereafter. the net proceeds
reached the handsome sum of ST 81, TO
be given to Rev Sidney as present for
his estimable services.
By order of the committee: Mr.. E.
II. Harris. Mr.. A. L. Harris, Mr.. l..
Writers, Mr.. g. NJ. Wolf, Mrs Pickett,
Mrs. Stowell, Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Burns.
SATURDAY, Dec. 8.
Thursday morning the thermometer
was down to five degrees below zero.
David Nickel went to Usage City yes
terday.
Rev. T. J. Hanna, of Emporia, has
been here since Wednesday and preach
ed an excellent sermon each night TO a
full house.
The cattle and horses at the auction
OF James T. Cowlen went at very low
prices.
A brother of Dr. T. C. Biddle is here
ON visit this week.
George johnson and Mcpherson are
busy selling washing machines in Usage
county.
The reVIEa meetings are still increas
ing in interest and the house is crowded.
Mr.. Henry Jac0by, DR. Biddle and Mrs.
Will Severy are among the converts.
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The AMERIcus NEws.
EDITED By !" BURLow. -
THURSDAY, Dec. I

THURSDAY, Dec.
Miss Disky Van Baskirk arrived Oh
the train yesterday. to visit Miss JAG
quiih and other old frieads and sequain-
taaces at this place.
Mrs, DIR sheldon, cousin of Mrs..
Frank Hawkins. Is at present visiting
her
Some twenty-f Ye or thirty ladies
gathered at the IL. E. church yesterday
and passed the ume pleasantly. while
engaged in quilting and other plain sad
ornamental sewing. preparatory TO the
coming fair, which viii take place on
the 18th of this month. The ladies have
been making extensive preparations for
this event and we hope that the ultima
tum of their brightest anticipations may
be realized by the fair being attended by
all anxious TO help along the good wook
When Venus dropped from the suns
disc yesterday the northern zephyrs
came fresh laden with the temperature
of the arctic zone, freezing everything
up as tight as brick.
a good time was enjoyed by those
present at the social last night at the II.
E. church. Several declarations were
rendered for the entertainment of the
gathering.
Flour. feed, flour, feed. flour, feeti
at II. W. Gibson's.
All the popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
Paints, oils anu varnishes at Bonds.
The best stationery at Bonds.
Wall paper cheap at Bonds.
The meat wagon has now stopped.
have ted you all summer, now pay up
MARTIN MCCLERRy.
School books at Bonds.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL.
\ fair turnout TO the Oratorical soci-
ETY. last night. After the female suffrage
question had been earnestly debated fol
an hour and half. it was finally de
cided to give the women the right oi
| franchise. The question for debate thu
next night is Resolved, That conscienc,
is mate" The balance of the program
cqnsi Is of declamations, an Grafton anC
historic lecture of forty-ive minute
by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, of Emporia.
Yesterday was blower.
ClGud, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Clay, is at present not expected I,
live.
A letter from DIR. Royal says he i
sick in bed
For McAliister coal leave orders will
James White, at The depot. For sale by
]. w. Floyd.
We are now receiving our white
stock of boys and mems clothing; aist
full line of ladies' cloaks; a great va
riety of wooden hose, just the thing fo
winter wear; slippers to suit the mos
fastidious; ladies' cloaks and dres
goods, which We propose to sell you a
prices which will make il an object Il
buy of us. We also carry a variety O
caps, gloves, mittens, horse blankets, sc
purchased ut low prices, especially fol
the winter trade. Remember the place
az J. ID. Gibson's.
M. w. Gibson is now handling al
kinds of -four and feed at the old stand
Fresh candies ana confectionery a
81. W. GibsoD's.
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1885,
Harper's Weekly |
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DENTIST.
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AMEaICUs, Lyon County, KAN.
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EsLPORIA MARKETS.

EnPoRIA. kans.. December Is.
GRAIN MARKET, AZ REPORTED BY
JOHN FLCKBR-