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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24
Something Of a SCARE.

oRe evening this week, DR.. Hibben
just before going to bed, went to the
kitchen to get drink. He was followed
by his wife, who, while passing through
the dining room in the dim light which
came from the lamp in the Doctors
hand, gave vigorous scream, which
brought TO the spot the Doctor, and
Charlie and Willie, when it was dis
covered that the cause of Mrs. Hibben,s
fright was spotted snake. about three
feet long and half as thick as q mans
wrist. which had made its way into the
house, and was promptly dispatched by
the boys.
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shet hy Aecldent

George Shilcr was shot in the hip and
the upper part of the leg ON Saturday at
the farm OF d, w, Terrell. ten miles
southwest of the city, hya gun in the
hands Of his brother, Michael. which
WAS discharged by the trigger catching
on some brush through which they were
passing. The wounded man was brought
to the residence of Joseph Kader, near
the fair grounds, Monday, and is d"ing
well under competent medical treatment
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Mr.. Fred Waelder and Miss Laura
Noon were married at Lyndon,
Usage county, by Probate Judge Blake,
July list, 1882. The wedding was strict
ly private, and was not made public here
until last Monday. Mr. W. formerly
lived at Hannibal, Missouri He is a
druggist by profession, aud has been en-
ployed, during part of his stay here, by
w. 81. Sisler. The bride is well known in
Emporia. having lived in this vicinity
for a number OF years. We extend our
hearty congratulations TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Waelder, and trust their married life
may have in store for them a large
measure OF happiness.
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WEpNFspAY. Angus, pa

"6DNFsDA1s august 20
The teachers were favored this morn
ing with short address by Rev. Han.
ma. of Iowa.
The institute work to-day consisted
principally of review. Tomorrow will
be the last day of the institute ami to-
morrow evening will be the sociable.
The examination for certificates will be
Friday and Saturday.
Among the visitors ta-day ami yester-
day were Prots. Carmichael, Davis and
Chambers; Mrs. Miller, Eastman and
DAVIS; Misses French, Farnham, Bariho-
lomew, Dooley, Brown, Wright, Drury,
Goddard and Holmes. Messrs. Dixon,
Bishop, Dryer and Haines.
Remember the social tomorrow even
ing. REPORTER
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A car Tor Iohn nn,1a-

As will be seen by reference 10 anosh-
er column the friends and neighbnrs of
John L. Butler, of Americas, believe he
would make a good county commission
er, and have made a call upon him TO be-
come candidate FOR that office. MIR
Butler is an old citizen. and is well posted
in the history and needs OF the county,
and would undoubtedly ill the office
with credit should he be chosen,
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The Teachers. institute.

MONDAY, Aug. 81.
Prof B 7. Davis, of the State Normal
School, visited The institute this morn.
ing and conducted the exercise in calls.
themes. He also gave The teachers a
short talk on the importance of proper
physical exercise in our country
schools.
Miss Kuhlman interested the teachers
again to-day with another model recita-
ton in kindergarten work, after which
she gave very beautiful sketch of the
life of Froebel, the founder of this sys-
tenn of instruction.
All the classes in the institute were
attended with more than the usual inter
est, and the last week promises to be the
busiest of the term.
Among the visitors to-day were Rev.
Hanna, of Iowa, w. E. McMahon and
wsfe, Misses Cochran, Goddard, CouIt,
Dewey, Schneider, Holmes and French
Mrs Cheney, of St. Louis; Mrs. white
sey, McCollock and Feighan, of Empo-
ria REPORTER.
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rug KEdEcTEn STONE.
SOIns Thoughts from tho Sermon Deli
cred by Elder LOtz on Sunday.
ROBERT MILLIKEN,
/. r. j. RUDE,IIL,
Executive Commit, e.


Some Thoughts from the Sermon DeIIv-
cred by Elder LOtz on Sunday.
EDS. NEws:-The following are few
OF the leading thoughts developed by
Elder Lott IN his sermon at the Chris
tian church on Sunday, ON the text
aThe stone which the builders rejected
has become the head O: the Corners
First, all are builders, everything is
done through means, aud God never
sent 6 man 10 do anything without
directions. One insIance-When Moses
was directed TO build the tabernacle =
for see, said God, thai thou build ac-
coId:ng to the pattern shown thee in the
mount"
God plans. He planned the universe he
fore he set his compass unsln the face ST
the deep So viii Eede@p,inn, Il was
necessary that man should appeal to
man. Therefore. He sent The man
Christ Jesas, q Saviour, a friend, a
teacher. judge wlsh human sympathiss.
feelings and affections The disciples
saw him as such after the resurfec-
ton, and as they stood gazing
after him Ia his ascension,
the angels said: SIN like manner
as ye have seen him ascend, so shall he
descend"
In building kingdom for God We
have directions for building, and Ihe
apostle says, Take heed hos we build. ;,
The legend of the corner stone in Guild
Ing the iempEe was then given. and
Christ compafed toit A rock Is the most
substantial thing on which to hniId
SO with the Rock Of Ag=s. Chris
IS tho fOGnQasIon on which Cars
iianfty rests. Christ is Iha eeniral
thought. compared 10 the sun. We
should open ouE hearts and minds ta
his viyifying influence Astronomers
By the aid Of powerful Telescopes, haT.
found spots on the sun, bu. inffdeiity
has never found one sp0l On tbs charae
ter Of Jesus The Christ To make oni
hearts warm, we must think Of Jesus shs
one Saviour When we talk ofmy opin
ion and your opinion. my doctrine and
yours We draw apart, but in thought d
one God, ane Christ, ane spirit. 0ns
faith, one Bible, We can unite TEesa !.
no salvation in snY theory. All pFinci.
pies gnrd- great and grand are draw
from The :Bible. don's nssiect 70 Senii
/ ment. buI Christianity IS reasonable
/. intelligence is necessary 30 pure feiti
and life. There is no slavery in pFinci
pie. Christianity Is q service Of love.
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Commonwealth: Four boys from
Emporia and one who lives in Topeka,
were found in stable at the corner of
Tenth avenue and Jackson street night
before last, aud locked up until morning
They were released upon their promise
to go home They were from 12 TO 10
Years old A.
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Lee Sargent has about completed the
pantaloons for the members of the X. T.
band, and g. p Jones 81 Co., are at
work on the coats, and the uniforms will
Be worn for the first time when the
band playsfer the Democratic state con-
vention, which meets here on the 30th.
Thad Davidson thinks that they will be
''christenedp 10 good cause.
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a scoUNDREL,s WORK
The Buggy and Harness of Hon. II. II.
Welch Cut to Pieces and His
Horse Shingled.
JOHN ALLEN,
Secretary.

The Buggy and Harness of Hon. Il. Ii.
Welch Cut to Pieces and His
Horse Shingled.
Topeka Capital: On going TO his sta
BILE Sunday Hon. II. b. Welch discovered
that it had been broken into during the
night, and his carriagciOp and seat and
carriage harness cut TO pieces, and the
name aud tail of his horse shingled. The
horse had been turned loose, and was
found outside of the stable, probably
having been driven off and returned of
its own accord The harness is COM
pletely ruined, and the carriage so badly
damaged that it will cost considerable
to have ii repaired. There is no doubt
of the meaning Of this cowarliy bastard
iy work. Mr. Welch is one of the fore
most educators of the state, and for a
long time president of the state Nor
NAL schoni at Emporia. He moved To
Topeka last June, having resigned his
position AT Emp ris with the intention
of practieing law. Since coming here
he has strongly identified himself with
the endeavors Ia stop the opt def u.ce Of
law by the saloon keepers OF this city, and
has at she present time number of cases
in court against the law breakers of Tope-
Ia. a few ago days he was informed by
u whisky sympathizer that be was held
responsible for his speech at the park
meeting several Sundays since, and last
we,k prnmiHent s4loon.keeper,
against whaM M. Welch had
brought stiit. infiFmed him that
he s'w,MId make IL so G-d-si hnt for
hin, that ne would have Ia leave t,wn.''
The whisky element has undertaken T.,
lniimi.iate The wrong man. AS they will
yet discover. His cases in court will be
prosecuted through 10 Tie end, and the
injury done 10 him and his will only
strengthen his determination and cemen,
the friends of law and order in aiding
him:
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The Kansas City Journal of Monday
publishes sysopsis of temperance adj
dress delivered 10y Rev. John Kirby at the
Grand Avenue Methodist chnrcl. in that
city on Sunday night which ELECTED
much fla;teriug comment.
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You can buy good set of goblets for
4Oc at the 99c Store.
GRAND JOINT SALE OF SrocK-Wfl
be held At the residence of s. L. Rug
giles, z miles northwest Of Emporia, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1882,
ct 10 O'Clock n. M, as follows:
As head OF 3 yrar.oid Steers, 60 head of
heifrrs and cows, mostly with ealvts at
their sides, 10 fat co&s, 8 thoroughbred
bulls, Flow Boy. splendid carriage
horse. stallion Captain Dipper." ]
span OT brood mares, 3 j, ariing colts.
TERMS OF SALE: A credit of eight
mouths will he given with approved Sc
curity, notes hearing inter, 81 nj the rate
OF ten per cent. per nnnum. Five per
cent OF for cash. 3ycar-old steers, cash.
y. l.. RUGGLEs,
s. HARKER.
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Stray TAKEN UP.-Taken up by the
subscriber. at my place about 8 miles
northeast Of EmPoria near the Bur
lingame road. August 20, 1882, bay
yeaTling colt, very severely cut with
bsrbed wire; one hind foot white and =
string around the neck with leather tag
suspended. In which the letter L IL cut.
The owner will please come and prove
properly, pay c.'sts and take him away.
]. B. HARRISON.
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STRAyED OR sToLEN-From the farm
Of L. L. GOwen. 12 miles west of En-
poria, on July 22d, 1882. ono bright bay
horse three yearsold, supposed to weigh
about 500 pounds, branded II on right
shoulder, front feet shod with plates,
hind feet white, dark main, tail and legs.
- will be paid Tor the return of the
above animal TO E. L. GOwen, d Com.
mercial street, Emporia, Kansas, or at
the farm at Stafford, or at Rurlingame.
Kansna, To L, 8, Niles, A reasonable
amount will be paid for any information
leading 10 the recovery of The horse.
4. s. MILES,
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The camp meeting which is being
h u nn the farm of oA4s- johnson, six
mics snnth,west of the city, under the
auspices of the Free Methodist church,
was very largely attended Sunday,
many being present from E,nporia The
services are conducted ON the plan of
primitive MeIhodisnr, aud the preaching
OF the word is attended with great
power.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24

The case Of the city of Einporia vs..
Rudolph Heilyn, charged by his wife,
Emma Heiiyn, with destroying furniture
and using prolane and obscene language,
which was assigned f,r nearing befBre
Police Judge Barnes Saturday, was dis
missed AT The request al The prosecuting
witness. who yes taxed with the costs of
tse suit.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24

II. d. Cole. candidate for congress from
the third district on the Greeuback tick
ct. made a very able address from his
standpoint, in front of the court last Sat
urday. Mr.. Cole is pretty good sort
of a man but the crops are too good in
Kansas for him to go TO congress this
wear =
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Rev. Lldzy viii preach on Sabbath
Aug 9th a, Grand view school house
At II a M, 1t Libsrty sehoal honse at
3 p. m. and al Lake Side school hopss
Al s =
Rev. siewart viii preach % The same
day al Kirkendaliss school house al s D.
b. THos. LsDzr. Pastor.
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rorennurh ConInr.

Mr.. Robinson, advance agent of Adam
Forepaugh, is in the city making ar
engagements for the appearance of
his show in this city Monday
September 18th. He has contracted for
over 500 feet of bill boards.
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We are satisfied from conversation
with farmers, that while the corn crop
IN this vicinity is going To be fair, the
yield will be nothing like as good as
as was calculated upon a month ago.
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II. W. PEARsA11. saI.smn.
Cut-l"af syrup-strictlY pure, at
BooREY & RINGLE's.


PUBLIC SAI.E.--I will offer for sale for
John E. Davis. at .his farm four and u
half miles southwest of Emporia, ON the
Cottonwood. on
TUESDAY. sEPTEMBER 5TU. 1882,
at 10 o'cluck a. m, the following prop
erty:
10 COWS with calves by their sides. 5
mich COWS, 2 tWo-year-old steers. 2
-threeyearo old heifers.7 ycariing steers,
@ yearling heifers. lhree-year old bull,
good grade, span of extra work mules
i've and seven years ole, five-year old
work horse, l lhree-yesr.old mare colt,
twOyear.old colt, YearIing colt, 4
sows- and pigs, 10 good stock hogs, @
.eboats, 30 Ur 40 Gcres of corn on the
ground, quantity. of oats and wheat
straw, stack of millet, twO-hOrse
wagons, 1 spring wagon, 4 stirring
plows, 2 twohnrse culiivators, 9 one
horse cultivatOrs. l SEED drill, ! harrow,
2 sets of double harness and other
things not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of S. and
under, cash; all over So eight months
time will he given with eight per cent.
interest and bankable paper, except
corn and rOughness, which will be four
months time without interest with four
per cent. off for cash on all time
JOHN Z. DAVIS
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Usage City Free Press: Last week
while Mr.. John Jones, of Arvonia, was
moving millet, two-year old child
which had followed him to the field,
made its way into the millet and wen.
to sleep. Mr. Jones supposing the child
had returned to the house gave it no
further thought. Suddenly he was
shocked by discovering that the mower
had passed over the child, but upon ex-
animation discovered the child safe and
its clothes only nipped by tho knives
A narrow escape indeed.
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SroLEN.-A white bull terrier, having
both ears cropped of, and one eye Of a
brindIe color; strap around his neck.
Any information as to his whereabouts
will be thankfully received.
NJ A. CoPPooK.
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FoR SALE-Four hundred and fifty
high grade merinO sheep and ten rams.
1.-THE purchaser desires tbs rancho IL
can be had also. For farther pArticu-
lars call ct the rancho, So miles north
of Elmdale. Chase county. Kas.
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nr-snlt,,.r. nnh sa,in,.

The ex-soldiers and sailors of Lyon
county met At The court house II 3
O'Clock last saturday to effect an organ
ization and 10 perfect plans for attending
the reunion at Topeka in September, and
the meeting Is IN session al this writing
with Col. j, w. Feighan in the chair.
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Thos. Roberts started Tuesday Se4 the
east, by the Missouri Pacific. He is
going to Wales, and purchased his
ticket from Thomas & Jones, who are
agents for the American line of steam
ers.
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STocK SALE.-I will sell at public
auction At my farm on Dow creek, three
and half miles due north of Rmporia,
on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock a. m the following prop.
erty:
II head threc-year-old steers,
10 head yearling steers.
o good mich COWS with calves by
their sides,
high grade two year old heiters.
Q high grade yearlings,
] Marsh harvester,
! good brood mare.
TERMS OF SALE;-A credit of four
months will be given on good bsnkable
paper with interest at ten per cent
WM. r. JoNEs
II. w. PARsALL, Salesman.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-Go 10
headquarters with your butter. eggs.
poultry and grAin-tO N. Amsbaugh 1t
Dunlap, Kansas, where you can buy
goods OF all kinds nj bottom prices.
N. AMsBAUaH.
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Robert Mifliken surveyed the ground
last Monday for new slaughter house
which Is TO be erected by Samuel Faust
south of the Cottonwood river.
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J.W. Kelley. of Topeka, Mason coun-
~. Illinois. has purchased the J, @.
Adams farm containing over COO acres,
part of which lies in Morris and part in
Usage county, paying eIO,o00.
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Losrl Losrl-EAst OF the n. p. de-
pot. Saturday. August Is. small hand
sAtchel containing several articles, and
among them . porimonaie. The and-
sr will be rewarded BY leaving the same
atthe NzND 0fice, PC. Cow1lHo.
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Mr.. George Newman, who lately
came 70 Emporia and presides over one
of the chairs at Harry Liebfried's barber
shop. has purchased the Perrin property
on lower Commercial street.
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The city authorities ii Topeka s.ffer q
reward Of $i0q for he appn htnsipn OF
the vanaai who, destroyed Prof. r. D.
WeicA's harness and hnggy tnp. and
sbingled his horses name ana satI on
Sunday Aiabt PfofessoF wslch adds
go 70 the sinoant wlih. the sai5oh
keepers offer 20 Increase tito S2Oo. So
aays ihs Commonwealth.
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Buy you fruit jars At the 9sc Store
while you can buy them cheap. They
haye very near sold out car load, and
sell more jars than all the other stores
nut together
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John HallbrOok was brought before
Esquire Bachelor Tuesday for examina-
ton on a charge of car-burglary, and his
case was continued until the 29th.
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MoNEY.-Money TO loan in any
amount 10y the Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and see
US before making your loaAs, as we can
do YOU good.
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Rev. B. Kelley. Of Wichita, has betn
appointed chaplain Tor the G. A. r. and
veterans seunion 20 be held at Topeka
in September. This IS = very has,ls me
compliment AID is well deserved.
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FARhERs, ATTENTION Look 70 your
own interests and buy the H. S. Flour.
Every sack warranted strictly a 1. ASK
Jour grocer for il and take no other
JOHN FLuKER.
R...nn..l....ia a.. ....I f...a 49,. -
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Amy, daughter Of r. C. Rowley, resid.
ing on Union street, died on Saturday
night of typhoid lever. at the age of eight
years. and was buried Sunday after
noon. The funeral took place from the
Christian church and Elder Losz otficia
ciated. The sympathies I the friends
and neighbors of thesiricken parents are
extended to them in this time Of sorrow
and sore bereavement.
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Tickets are being issued by w. II.
Suppe, Of the % cent store, for a grand
drawing for eleven Ane oil paintings and
one convex looking glass TO be held as
soon as one hundred chances are taken.
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The aormal building is TO be supplied
Wlth gas. pnd The workmen began lay
ing pipe from the heed Of Constitution
street on Twelfth avenue, 10 that institu.
tion Monday.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION Look 10 your
own interests and buy the H. 8. Flour.
Every sack warranted strictly A I. Ask
your grocer for 1t and take no other
Cs JonN FLUKER,
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MONEY LOANED on real estate at G)
seven per cent interest Apply TO
M. w. STRATToN,
Real estate and insurance agent, Read
ing, Lyon county, Kansas.
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Marshal BsEdsAR sold two horses last
Monday which have been in the city
pound since the 11th. G. T. Barwick
was the purchaser. paying $50.
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Tie Emp.,ria Rines bsna were treat.
cd 70 ice cream aad other good things nj
Greh 5 Bronghinn's restaurant Monday
evening by ]. w Jones. By way OF man
fesling his appreciation II the leauii-
full serenads received by him and his
bride from slIe band.
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II. W. PeAnsALL. s.l.eman.


PUBLIC SALE.--I viii 0IT.-r Tor safe at
my farm Il miles n"Ilh of EpporiH, nn
Dow creek, ON
Tuesday. AUGUST 30. 1882.
at 10 O'clock u. IN the following prop
eTty Io-wit:
14ysariing steers, 10 yenrling hcifers,
8 2y ear old heiferu, 8 dry cows. fit 10
butcher, 25 cows with calves b. their
sides, 2 bulls, rs stock hcgs. all sizes,
300 Hcrts corn on the ground with the
privilrge Of feeding an the premises, 1
Mccormick harvester, Champion
mower. l hay-rake, 2 corn plows, 2 stir
ing plows. 2 breaking plows, Farmers
Friend corn planter, l harrow. corn
shelter. and other articles too numerous
10 mention.
Those wishing la hny the cum would
do we'll 10 see il before The day OF sale.
TEXANS or SALE: A epdit of nine
mouths Will I've given al tan par crit in
terest on approved feculils. All sums
under s. and also The corn, cash
John REEVE.
~ w DE.nasx, G..I.s.....,
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PuBLIc SALE;-The undersigned will
sell at public auction, at my farm, q mile
south Of Stafford. in Chase county, on
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 80. 1891
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
perry. II head of three-year old steers,
10 head Of tyo-year old steers. IA head
OF yearling steers. 8 head of cows; Of
them have calves. the other s are with
calf. ( Of the cows are thoroughbred.
A ine bloOded stallion, 4 hogs, D shOais,
Tbhggy, wagon. lot Of oats in stacks.
aiot az milleta and hay in the stacks. sup
posed so'be about IS acres Of corn ia the
deld. iwo-yeAr lease Of about 125 acres
Of bottom lAad, . dwelling house in the
town OF Stafford, two lots, stable. etc. A
coal and grain house on the switch ut
Stafford, and various other articles not
mentioned.
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Jim Lee, the Chinaman who came to
Emporia to start laundry, couldn't
find suitable room for his purpose and
has gone to Nickcrson. We believe
there is not at present vacant business
room in Emporin.
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Mason fruit jars at 81 .S5c per dozen:
half gallon. q. 05c per dozen, at the O0c
Store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24

We learn that the Franciscan sisters
who recently started At Newton 9, inake
a canvass Of the Stale in behalf of ST.
Mary hospiiai.to be located II zfnporia.
are meeting with E iasasafe OF enconr-
ageRseas ai.at FAR excss,ds iheir hest
hopes Of siiel'ess. We are pisased to
hear il
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-24

Il is asserted by one who claims TO
speak with authority. that John Rob
inson's show will be in Emporia ON the
10Th Of October. Let it come