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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02
school Notes ).


The city schools have entered upon
the fifth month of the school year.
There seems to be little chance for 3
decrease Of attendance, as the number
admitted is greater than The number
who leave There is not room in the
whole department but has from five to
fifteen more than can be seated prop.
eriy.
Our scholars are sad at the loss OF
their three companions, Reuben Rhu.
land and Charley and Walter Madden,
Our sympatkies are extended TO the be-
reayed parents and friends
Our schools have been somewhat de
moralized by sickness, death, measles,
vaccination and the necessary absence
of some Of the teachers
We have sn enrolment of 10e9 pupils
average attendance. g7i; daily attend
ance, az; tardiaesses, a2l half day alb
sences, 1884; neither absent nor tardy
z5a. The per cent Of the nunber neitlaes
absent nor tariy, based on the average
| number belonging. Is So per cent The
number Of half day absences Is much
greater than Il alLouId be. c.
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H. w. PEARsALL, Auctioneer.
Announcements.

1 will be candidate for cl ERIK of En-
pori4 township at the coming election.
JOHN r. MADDOX.
To the voters of Emporia township:
am q candidate for the Office Of trus-
tee, statements 10 the contrary, notwith-
standing, your support is respectfully
solicited. j. A. NEwLIN.
j. w. Workman will be candidate
for trustee of Pike township, at the COM
ing February election.
will be candidate for trustee of
Pike township, at the ensuing February
election. MILTON LINDLEY.
will be candidate for trustee of
Pike township, at the coming February
election. Taos. N. DIXON.
At the request of many friends of all
parties, / will be candidate before the
people for the Office of trustee of Jack
son township, at the coming February
election. WALDO A. WoRsTRR.
Z. ID. Mosher will be candidate for
the Office of trustee of Jackson township,
at the ensuing February election.
/ am candidate for trustee of Agnes
City township. ID. S. AVERY,
Allen, Kan.
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Council Grove Items.

Every street corner is crowded with
aspirants wishing TO serve ''the dear peo-
pie'' in some township Office The
Rev. n. L. Anderson. pastor of the II
E. church South, was given q complete
surprise on the evening Of the Goth BIZ
the non-pEpfessors Of Council Grove.
No ladies allowed The amount OF The
donation Was eT5 IN goods and money,
and on Sunday the Goth Brother Ander
son repaid the surprise by administering
to the spiritual wants Of the non-pro
fessors in sermon fer their special
benefit We notice that Ed s. Water.
bury of Emporia is called Reverend
in North Morris. especially Al Parker.
vile. What does il mean ;. .Anolhel
railroad surveying party from Topeka
is bewilderlng the minds Of The citszens
Of Munkres creek. Mrs JazIey,s wax.
works at Che Congregational church or
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pieasant Birthdav p.,,x

The daughters Of Mrs. Slack, who are
spending the winter in Kansas, cele.
brated her sixtieih birthday, Saturday
january 2Sth, at the residence of I. H
Harvey on Merchants street. Only this
relatives were present. 4 SUMPTION:
dinner was served and then came III,
presentation of various useful and orna.
mental articles. list Of which is a,
follows:
Handsome china tea set, Mr.. and Mrs
T. H. Harvey
Crystal pickle dish. coartie Harvey.
Pair of cut glass vases, Percy Harvey
Ornamental stocking bag, Pearlie
Harvey.
Handsome lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. W
o. Ferguson.
Crystal sugar bowl and measure,
Daisy Ferguson.
Fruit stand, Louie Ferguson
Collection of gold and silver ores,
Souvenir of Palestine" ami handsome.
ly bound volume, Henry Slack
Fancy cushion and tidy, Miss Lizzie
Slack.
Easy chair. w. j. BrogaD.
Handsome set of knives aud forks,
carving knife and fork and butter knife,
Mrs..W. j. Brogan.
Pair of castles and paintings and sofa
pillow, Miss Cora Slack.
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Sheriffs Proclamation,

To whom 1T may concern;
:. Notice Is hereby gffen tlfat ON the FRS
Taesday -oi February. sSs2. st1.s.h y snI q 1
stn day Of said Iaonth.l an ,electien will G
held in each and every township in 1.yf !
county for the purpose OF choosing tosvhs I
officers as provided by laE. The 0fIleers !.
be elected on sais daS for cab and asery
township in said Lyon county are a. sol laws
One trustee far each township
t0ue treasurer FOR each township
One clerk for each township
Ono justice OF the peace Tor each township
Tgo conStables for each township.
And one roa,i everscer for each AMI every
road dfstGict in oaen Of the several townz IN,
Of said Lyen county.
) Witness my hand, this 10th day of january,
iSs2, Ties IL BYAN.
83H sheriff OF Lyon county.
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The READING News.
EDITED by MARY DE zEAs.


READING, Monday, Jan, 30.
Caucus for the nomination of town
ship officers next Tuesday evening. -.
Geo. Cowders is building barn and
corn crib and digging well on his new
premises. Geo. Mcconnell, of Usage
county, lectures before the lyceum Tues,
day evening, February IA MIR. Ed
wards. living near Barclay. was thrown
from his horse near Mr.. Owen GIiflith's
last Tuesday evening and had his leg
broken. :. James Love fell from the top
OF a box car on moving tram yester-
day afternoon, receiving considerable in
Jury internally, and two severe cuts on
the head. 1t is not known positively
whether he fell off The corner, but the
probability seems TO be that he fell at
the centre, between two cars, head first,
hitting his head on the coupling throw
ing his feet outward, he striking the
ground just outside the ties He was crazy
with fright as he was picked up and the
extent OF his Injuries is unknown.
Hugh Holmes has been confined to his
house the past week with rheumatism
....One of the railroad hands got his
time last week and left, and young Jim
Masterson's overcoat left too F.. j.. Read
ing has good blacksmith, now
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Emporia Lodge No. IL, of the order
of Railway Conductors, held a meeting
at Weaver's hall last Saturday and per
fected arrangements for their dance al
the Whitley opera house on the evening
of the 22d of February, which, from
present indications, VIII be one of the
most brilliant social events of the sea.
son. A number OF prominent railroad
officials are expected to be present.
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Avery interesting discussion of Egypt,
It's antiquity and the peculiar character
of its early civilization was the order
at the meeting of the Chautauqua circle
at the residence of J. w. latham, on
Constitution street, last Tuesday. The
regular course of study will be taken up
next week.
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Church Notes.


Rev. DIR. Cordley preached an unnsu.
ally fine discourse on Success at the Con.
gregational church Sunday morning.
Rev. J. F. Hendy, of the Presbyterian
church, is constantly growing in favor
with his congregation, and is exerting
8 very potent influence upon the morals
OF this community.
Rev. John Kirby. of the II. E. church
preached one Of his strongest sermons
at the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing.
The Baptist church Sunday night wal
packed to its utmost capacity and many
who could not obtain standing room
were turned away. The pastor, Rev. Mr.
TomlinsOn, administered the rite o
baptism to Miss Hall and Miss Curtis
The meetings, which have been con
stantly growing in interest, win be con
tinued through the week.
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Notice To Physicians

NoiIec is hereby given that sealed bid.
will be received at the county clerks once
in ths city of Emporia up to u M. of the 1ith
day of February. iss2. Tor the furnishing oil
MEDICINE and medical attendance to the pool
county in1rmary and the comfy prisoners ia
the county jail for the term of one year from
March ], 1881 to March ], 1888 The board re
serves the right to reject any and all bids
BY order of the board Jan. 10, 1889
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Fire at Humboldt.

MONDAY, Jan. 80.
EDS. News: The livery stable be-
longing TO j. p. Brooks was burned
Sunday morning at o'clock Six head
of horses were burned, and Mr.. Brooks
himself, who was sleeping in the stable,
had a close call. Several persons in the
neighborhOod heard some one run from
the stable just before the fire was dis
covered. 1t was beyond doubt the
work Of an incendiary. HAIR
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

The furniture factory of Arnold 81
Co. is turning out large amount of
orders and gives constant employment
to fifteen men. We learn that it is the
purpose of the proprietors to increase
their facilities during the coming season
and we trust their growing trade will
fully warrant this step.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

rise to explain. We did not say any
thing about John Gimble moving mte
the Wiley building, and If wt did w,
will take it all back. We meant che
Sherman Il Richardson hHilding< :.
Last night was singer. BAD colds
are again prevalent.
Another invoice of the best tinware at
WilIeys.
No advance in price of tobacco at
Wiley's.
Notions. patent medicines and gIo-
eeries, at Nj. w. Gibson's.
Best flour in the world, at NJ. W. Glib
sons
A few more choice shirts at Villey's.
Ladies' vests and hosiery at 'yiliey's.
Best roasted coffee, by the pound, at
Willey's.
]. d. Gibson. He will duplicate En-
poria prices. A full stock Of everything
generally kept in a first-class dry goods
store. Call and see HIM.
Jeans pants and best ove,coafs al vii
ey's.
Coffins and burial caskets constantly
on hand. All kinds, from the cheapest
to the best, at NJ. w. Glbson's.
Candies and CONNECTIONS at NJ. W. Glib
sons.
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In the Pfefferle case sentence was pro-
nounced by Judge Culver last Tuesday
as follows: Pfefferle was fined $500 and
given 80 Gays in Jail, and Mrs. Pfefferle,
his wife, was fined $500. In addition
their place of business was declared a
nuisance. An appeal was taken by the
defendants TO the district court, and the
case will likely come up for hearing at
the March term.
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We will cheerfully refund on demand
any money paid us on the morning
daily by persons who do not wish the
evening edition, and only ask such sub
scribers to advise us by card or in per
son, and we will "fork over" and grin
and bear 1t.
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Notice To Undsrtakers.

Notice is hereby gIven-tlIat sealod bids will
be received at the county clerks efiice In the
city OF Emporia up TO - IA OF February IL
comfy for tlie burial OF its PauDers. for the
term of one year. commencing March l. ISa3
and ending March /, 1888 bidders must sta te
the price laer foot they propose 20 furnish
Eaid collins. The board reserves the right { ,
reject any and all bids.
By order OF the board. ianaary 10. 1872.
~A. r. EWIHu,
VITA County clerk
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TEACHERS, ATTENTION.-The time for
holding the county teachers examina-
ton is hereby changed from January
2sth to February 18th, 1882. The exam
ination will be held in the stene school
building at Emporia, commencing at 8
=. IN. o. B. WHARTON.
County SuDerintendent
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PUBLIC SALE.-I will offer for sale at
my farm on Wright's creek, two and a
half miles east OF Dunlap and six miles
northwest of Americas, on February 10,
1882, four-yesr-old colt, 2 work horses,
yearling colts. two year old steers, 8
yearling steers, 2 steer calves, milk
cows, two year-old heifers, 4 yearling
heifers, new Buckeye mower and
reaper, 1 Hapgood riding pillow, riding
cultivator, 1 twelve-inch breaking pillow,
1 twelve inch stirring pillow, Scotch
harrow, sets OF harness, farm wagon,
1 truck, tanning mill, sulky rake,
and other things too numerous to men
tion. Terms OF sale: All sums of $5 OC
and under, cash; all sums of over $500
six months time will be given with
good, bankable paper, at 10 per cent. in
terest. per cent. off for cash Sale &c
commence at 10 o'clock.
CHARLES WILKINSON.
H. w. PEARsAIL, Auctioneer.
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County Surveyor Milliksn has just
completed a plat Of Ryan's addition to
the city of Emporia, embracing ten
acres south west of the round house,
owned by T. L. Ryan, H. f. Norton and
NJ. Maloney.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02
Hotel Opening.

We acknowledge the receipt of an in.
yitetiOn from T. J. Hankla & Bro, pro-
priefors, to the opening of the Windsor
hotel At Topeka which takes place on
the evening Of the frat of February.
The following Is the program for the
evening:
Banquet. eo'ciock sharp; T. ]. Ander-
son, master of ceremonies.
ToAeTs.
First-The State.of Kansas, its Past
Present and Future; response by Hon.
George r. Peck.
second-The city of Topeka; re
Spouse by Hog. JOhA Martin.
Third-The old and the new, the old
Teft and the new Windsor; response b
Hon. Joseph g. Waters.
Music Orchestra. Modoc club.
Dancing 1t II O'Clock.
The entire house win be open At tn
pleasure Of the guests-
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f. L. Lowered, ESQ.,. cashier of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer was cured by ST.
oil of a stubborn case of rheumatism
which wouldn't yield to phy!icians'
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Eagle.
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The AMER1cus News.
EDITED By "BURLow."

AS the time for spring trade is draw
ing near J. S. Gibson would like to see
ali of his customers, that have unsettled
book accounts, while he has time 10 at
tend looking over accounts and taking
care of money. J. 5. GIBSON.
John D. Gibson is Offering big bar.
gains in shoes. knit goods and wooden
goods, In order to close out his winter
stock rather proportionately low. Cali
and see him before making your pur-
chases.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

The committee on water works, &C.
companied by the mayor, visited the Ne
Osho Tuesday and have about determined
upon location for tie works which
will be removed from the Cottonwood in
the spring.
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At a meeting of the musical union
last evening it was decided to produce
the opera of Olivette at the Whitley
opera house on Thursday evening of
next week. AS is known by our read
ers, II has been in process of rehearsal
for some weeks, and there Is reason to
believe that it will be placed upon the
stage in a style and manner that will
render it worthy of the most generous
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Benjamin Full. keeper of a gin mill
on Commercial street, below the rail-
road, was fined 500 Tuesday by Police
Judge Barnes and sentenced to impris-
onment in the county Jail for 30 days.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

An infant child of VIM. Snyder died
Wednesday at the residence of its pa
rents on the corner of East street and
Second avenue. The funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock Yesterday.
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II. ". PEAEsArr, Salesman

nUBLIC SALE-I will offer for sale at
il public auction on Thursday. February IS,
1882, at 10 0'clO Il a m at my fam miles
northeast oil Americas, on Alien creek. the
following property: Is goo1 milch cow. g
tWo-year old steers. two year old heifars, !
one year old steers, one year old heiieEs, ]
span work horses. brood marc. ia inch
sulky pillow. -ridiag cuittvat0T, walking
versi5le harrow, I sulky rake. feed Wagon
ami rack. sets harne-s. hous shold and hitch :
en- fHrritnr and other things 90 numerals 70
mention. Terms OF ssis-.A sums Of $5Q4
aud under cash; al rs OVER IS 90 twelve
months time viii he given With 10 Per cent.
interest and gc1d baaE gable paper Five per
cent. on for cash. JOHN MO u.
ii, W. PEAEs ALL Auctioneer.
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The operetta of Falanitza will he pro-
duced by the Council Grove dramatic
company at the Whitley opera house in
this city on the evenings of the eth, sth
and 9th Of March.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

= FENCE BULpING--I am prepared to
build post and wire fencing. driving the
posts by power Parties wishing fences
built will do well to address me.
jill. STRAIN,
Empoii,, Kansas
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DUB Lie sALEI-I will sell at the farIn OF
u ]. .. Starr. miles southeast Of Bitter
town and II miles southeast OF Emporia on
Tuesday, February 2ist. 1882. the fellow IN z
property, viz: Twenty-one head Of cattle,
being ID good mich caws two yeaf old
heifers aud one year old heifefs; { Gham-
pion reaper and mower aaahiEsSd. l from
beam walking Quit VatoT, iron bs.afn d0utlle-
shovel pillow, iron beam string ploW. 1syFood
beam stirring pi0w. l b irrow, hay rake and
other things too numerous - meuItoa The
cows are good mixers and are in cali OF will
have calves By their ttcs sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock sharp Terms OF eaie--nine
months time will Ire given on ali sums oyer
81. purch aser giving note payable at FIrst
National bank IN Emporia with approved Sc
euFity, BEARINGS per cent Interest from
date; ali Sums uhdsr g. essh. A dssyonnt Of
81 for cash u. W . Pc ARSAL1,
Manager and ga canaan
Ny farm Is for rent an IL not rented isforc
day Of sale viii offer it for cash rem - the
highest bidder Coz Faggc sud eorfais for
stock }. IssAtArr.
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Greenleaf boasts that more cookbook
ing school marms" congregate there on
Saturday than in any other town ia the
state. But the writer never saw En-
porla on Saturday.
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Fnon Snnnr,l.

EDITORS NEws-From this section
we can report fair business pulse
with upward tendency The railroad
company has spent considerable time
and money remodelIng the depot and
extending the platform. !. Our place IS
receiving a new impulse, and will,
should the prospects for the future con-
tinue as bright as now, have healthy
growth this year. The working Of the
quarries of excellent bsilding stone
four miles north of town, and of the
gravel banks now being opened within
half mile of the town plot will give
employment to large number of labor
ers and circulate money here that has
been flowing TO other counties. w.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

The Collier white lead and oil COM
pany, OF st. Louis, Mo-, are again run
ming and are prepared to fill orders,
Their works were totally destroyed BY
fiFe May 2sth and again September 21sl
of the past year. To rebuild and get in
shape for business at this time, is high
compliment to their energy and perse
yetence. The Collier company brands Of
lead and pills are known over the entirs
country. Hee advertisement in this pa
ner.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Hereafter there will be religious Ser
vices in German every Sunday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock at the Free Methodist church
on lower Commercial street, Rev. F.
Harder, the pastor, Officiating.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Money TO loan in any amount by the
Central Loan and Land Comrahy, at
lowest rates. Call and see before
making your loans, as We can do you
good.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Mems, women's and childIen's wear
Of every kind and quality complete
stock Of everything in our line-always
on hand at unequaled prices. See us at
the Rel Front shoe store.
Z T,uurso,-o,, &. ~
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The old adage The best is always the
cheapest" will apply to no article with
greater force than to seeds. Nothing is
quite so worthless as poor seeds. ID. NJ
Ferry s. Co, of Detroit, Michigan. seems
TO be one OF the very few firms engaged
in the seed business who have fully
reached the importance of putting up
and selling only the freshest and best OF
all varieties of seeds, aud as q Legitimate
result their brand OF seeds has become
exceedingly popular all over the land
We take pleasure in referring to theiI
advertisement in our columns, and
would advise all our readers who will
be likely to require seeds to send
and obtain their beautiful catalogue
giving prices, instructions, etc.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

J. S. McWhorter returned Monday from
Butler county where he disposed of 100
head of cattle TO excellent advantage,
which he has been feeding through the
wiater.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

A UCTION SALE-I will sell on the ed
"a day Of February, 1882, st 10 O'Clock a m.
at my farm milesnortheast of Americas. on
ty: 90 mich cows, head of two year old
steers, head two year old heiiers 8 head one
year old steers, Is head one year OLD heiiers,
/ pair brood mares years old, / 4 VI. oil half
Norman stallion. . work horses. = sets double
harness, lumber wagon ] double Buggy, ]
set buggy haIness, mower. ] suiky3 axe. I
stalk cutter, riding chitiyator, wa king
eultiVatcr. 3 stirring pIows, household and
KITCHEN furniture and other things too nn-
merous tn mention Terms OF sal, All Sums
of IS 90 aud under cash ;@all sums oyer So o,
twelve nsnth's time W III 10 per cent fgter-
est and COOL bansable paper per eeat- on
for cash. -
H. W. sAT-NnERS.
H. ". PEARsALI, SALESMAN
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Notice. of FINAL Settlement

Notice Is hereby given 10 the creditors and
all others interested In the estate OF Lewis
Matthews, deeezsed. that the undersigned
intends tg make fnal settlement of sald es-
tate on Wednesday. February ], 1881
JOHN LEXINGTON.
Administrator OF the estate Of LEXIS Mat
thcws, deceased. ga
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lIED.-January 24lh. lss2. Of dror

DIED.,January 24ih, 1882. of dropsy
of the heart amer . long and painful i'll
ness, Nickel Schwartz, aged 50 years.
The deceased has been citizen Of Lyon
county for many years. He vas mem-
Der OF the Church Of Christ. He leaves
a wife and two children and many reia.
tives and friends 70 moern his loss. We
trust our loss is his eternal gain.
A a
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Well never tell who tapped a water
main for gas on Commercial street
Tuesday
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

For SALE-FOrty tons of hay for one
dollar fifty per ton. Enquire OF William
H. Wyckoff, eight miles southeast of
Emnorfn
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How do you manage" said a lady to
her illend, "to appear SO happy all the
ttnerA az always have Parker's Gin.
ger ronac handy" was the reply, "and
ilus keep myB1lf and family IN good
health. Whs1 en- WelisI am well ]
always feel good natuFsd.s Bee other
column.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

Osborne & Jeremy delivered q 275
gallon oil tank to Frederick, Payne s.
Co, Tuesday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-02

County Clerk Taylor is making up
the court docket for the March term.