The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-12
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Remember the Republican meeting al
jays opera house, Wednesday evening
at seven o'clock. Judge Peters and
other prominent speakers will be pres
ent and the Knights Templar band will
furnish the music Turn out, everybody.
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There will be meeting of Emporia
Post G.. A. r. Thursday evening.
Ricr 81 Hooley's MINISTRIES at the
Whitley opera house Tomorrow evening.
JohmlIenning has fine, new boy
We me u the Joha Hennipg that has a
meat market.
DIR. AcCandliss removed very large
cancer from the breast Of a lady from
Chase county yesterday.
| Miss Anna Morgan, n very popular
clocutibnist, will give reading in En-
poria on Saturday evening. -.ats
There will be music by the glee club
and OpS Ira bonsc comet band at the sl<at-
ing tnutnament this evening.
The Grand Lodge ofthc I. 90. F..
OF Kanlas, met at Topeka Today En-
poria il represented by Robert Jeff.
J. l.. Sheldon is here again on his reg
ular plano tuning trip. All orders
should pc left at ! p Fog 4 Co.'S store.
Grou bid was broken Monday for ST.
Mary's hospital on Exchange street
The has cment will lie completed this
season.
IrclAnd Bros. received IL present of
handsome show case for cigars from
Spragus, Warner & Co, nf Chicago.
Monday.
A son of Peter Lewis residing on low;
or Merchants street. fell out of swing
Tuesdaf and broke his I'm near The
shouldcf
WV. Mardis will move his grocery
stock IhtO the room ON Commercial
street recently occupied by the Beehive
grocery store.
G. A Lovelace will build II cottage Mt
the der of Eighth aveHlIr-ilhd Cot
tonwOoh street. for which Hcidrick Il
ca are preparing plans.
Charlie Wood has len for Niagara
Falls, u attend the Master Mechanics
convention which is To he held there
from iiIt 10Th to the 18Th.
ii. J. Loomis got up carly last Mon
y To see the comet, and as he went
down stairs on his head he says he saw
all the stars in the universe.
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Asoa OF. Il. 7. Richardson, the con-
traclor. fell from the roof of the new
school building in the Third ward
Tuesday, and fractured both of his arms.
jim Lee ana Hong Wing Lo, the Chi
narnen who have been running a laundry
in The rear of The NEWS ;bhilding for
some weeks went TO Hutchinson to-day.
-Four new students reported at the
Normal Monday. The enrolment is coE-
stantly Increasing, and the work of the
institution is progressing in fine shape.
The dancing academy of Chambers
Bros will open at Jays opera house on
Friday evening of this week. School
childreh will be accommodated from
to 6 p. n. g
s. Gucrrier came down from AtchisOn |
to- day. If he cannot entertain all of his
EmpOrha friends who may call on him
at his new home, one of his neighbors
can. lie lives opposite the Jail.
The dancing academy of Chambers
Brothcis opens Friday evening. at
jays opera house They are both accom-
plished teachers, and have had much
experiehc in instrucIing persons in this
graceful art.
Cliff Burgc was appointed guardian
to-day Of Pearl Broadwcll, by Probate !
Judge Kellogg. who also advised that
Mrs Bfoadwcll should have the custo-
dy of the child. The ease was, appeaiell
to district court.
Mason 81 Wright sold Tuesday 10 the
Topeka Live Stock company. II head of
their finest Merino bucks. They will
be placed ON the ranch of the company
in this county, which is in charge of c.
w. Townsend. - i
Rev. w. ii. Spar, of Fairfield, Iowa,
a cousin II Prof Oarmichaelss wife, ar
rived in the city last evening and is the
guest of the Carmichaels. Mr.. Spar will
epsagepa the ishecplalsiness near Elm.
poria, and success. we say, to his efforts.
The Cambridge City. Indiana; Trib-,
une Of the 9th, contains the following
interesting personal potice: Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ingerman have been IN Gin
cinnati this week." II looks little as il
there had been a wedding sons place, =
MIR. A. r. Smith has sold his farm
near Patty's mills 10 Neal Ford, and
leaves today for San Barnardino, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Smith has been xrcsi deht;
of Lyon county for nearly 10 years. and
his departure will be much regretted by
his many friends
The committee appoint Il To condemn
the righi-ofway for the Kansas City and
I Emporia railroad, composed of H. Z.
!. Norton, Oliver Phillips and jacob
Jacobs. Jr., have completed their tour Of
inspection and are now engaged in ad-
. jusling damages.
The time for the payment TO the city
j tFeasnrer of special tax levied for street
IMPROVEMENTS expired Tuesday. The
j Total amount is $lS. 536 10, and of this
sum only 1850 II was paid, leaving over
SIS. 900 for which the bonds of the city
will hayc to be issued.
II n. ]. Shaver, who was Injured in the
Salem disaster on the evening of the 2d,
] died on Monday of this week. The de-
, ceased was brothcr-in.law of l.. T. Ray
mond, Of Newton, former resident OF
Emporla, and was greatly esteemed by a
! large circle of fTiendsy al :
B.F Flenniken. of Clay Center. Sen.
ator taumb's private secretary has
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