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FL Paso.

Special 70 the HerhIu.
Ell PAso, February 1+.-Dr. S. NJ. Cum
mings, proprietor of the Globe restaurant,
was Shot and killed at O'Clock this even
ing, by James Manning, proprietor of the
Coliseum theatre.
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yard, Ool6bef isih, was tried aud The de
f1dh1t acquitted to-day .,...m-.
fred Black, pf1pfleiOf ~ The Waco Iapi
who was fined IN the county court yestef'
day tfJ In each N five cases, falling 10
gge bond was sent H. jail,
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Toyall.
Special TO the Herald.

Special 70 the HeraIu.
ToYAH, Febreary 12.-Mr. Harry Van
Dyke, brother-in-law of Mr.. "A. Brownlee,
died of smallpox this morning at 900.
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whole Tickets, CO; KALI Tialrets.s1
81 Tickets. $50; J5Tickets 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter OF
postofice order Orders O| s. and upward 10y
express can be sent at our expense Address Al
orders 10 r. NJ BOARDMAN, Cuuricr.Iouul
Building, Louisville Ky or Il. " RpAEDMAE,
l0g Broadway. New York
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Colorado.
Speclai 10 the Herald.

COLORADO, February 12.-J. NJ. Cupp. y
Co, we're closed by creditors to-day. Liabil-
ilies from $35, 600 to$40, 600. Assets $4,000
70 $50 600
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saeeiai o. tie Heraif
Forr worrE, February l3.-1esse Mel
ton. a rrnsii hoy. 81 snd frsctured hrs arm
Il ID. staf. NJ rink last night
The ,-..s 81 tiss s-ars 80. " p Eayn9r-,
.-.-.-- --.sa.I S-r-ss M rshal- ~ the ~
s...-.f rrfr e. NORRIS. 81 ne - ln tIie a.
r-i-f ao-rt ard VS. lli.-i.- 50 io-lAl = lA-
~. .--s srr. A. & emile. ha-rt
- rl.s murder % Eicisru bul ln e Nag91
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wiss lille Helier. q young lady ron
Hor-srd COUNTY. Missouri, died very su1-
denly nf sister. Ils-1tfl, -aiii-l lil-lt- r.
- ,-iafFa-l 10 rhe ernbrEce OF humen
rr-.f- rnl a. result leaves q rnunE hsiit
lI..-arIfrr.f on fhr word e cril cltrlll-
M, .irid = arir reur- fl1, cn1 slnee iiie
Az f.a- a..rrne nas nefn r1f.1e-inf Jun
s..-.... f.s ....aaa a-tEiue uufs ll.l eirl-tf
az l- on hrrrri u1uflfr. ere q 81
--..H a-a fr-1n AID resrlerfails 10
rls.f r.s- Lrra had . 1ttirE 20 % Nltt
I L. 49, snn hsr u.
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80 4: 1:St.--.
Popular Monthly Drawing of the


TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth, 1889.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays ex'
cepted) under provisions of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 3lst,
rendered the following decisions.
lst-That the Commonwealth DStri onnon
Company is legal
2nd-ItS drawings are fair.
n. R-The Company has now on land a large
reserve fund Read carefully the list OF prizes
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Natice Of IamIted Partnership ard its
Terms

The general machinery. fruT.. ar1l-' 70 --i
hIfsiness heretofore done in la.a-. l.-.-
-t1rie a ErafIur viii frum Gle
On ~ g. A Eeaf.uE. ce1IEral --l-
ra-r with George u Resting g htt
tiu sparial rErtner- srii H.s-- ?.
hnrirE pail Oh rwerlT I'D"
81 fFrI t. o. % INTERESTED m th.
fslrrirt ~ De Hrr' fli sn rc.1 Dr. en-
J. - D. limited o. Die Interest o. s
TIE lrrri1lass VII D. nf'-l 1fiel D..
q a Earrr1 Tfis rl-lr-r-
NEnTN-
60 asaT-
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rINIIE STATE OF TEXAS,
/ TO the shcrror any Constable Ol DALLAS
Cnunty-Greeting.
whereas oath has this day been made before
N q by &. \. Heating that the residence of Peter
Burrcy and T. A Barrey is unknown. You are
therefore hereby commanded thar YOU by
making publication of this VIII u
some newspaper published .p pal-
las county Tor four consecutive weeks be-
fore return day hereof, summon the said Peter
Barrey and T.. A Barrcy to be and Oppcaf be-
fore me at u regular term of the Justice Court
for Precinct No /, in said county of Dallas. to be
held at my Office, No 81 Main street. city OF
Dallss county aforesaid on the 2o;h day of
January lSS2 then and there to answer tho
complaint Of stone n Heating. firm composed
Of John stone and e 4. Heating, for the sum OF
seventy dollars. due upon two promissory
notes executed by said Peter BarTCy and j \.
Parrcy 10 said Stone n Kcaiing, one for ten dol-
lars dated May II. 1879, and due ON the 1T day
of January 1850 aud one for the sum Of sixty
dollars dated MAY 18th. 1872, and due 1t day Of
August $50. with interest due on both notes AZ
the rate Of u per cent per annum from date. and
for reasonable attorneys fees, as provided for
in said above described notes. and ioi the Tore
closure of a lien ON our Champion NJ. ! Drop
per and Mower combined
Herein fail not and due return make us tho
law directs. -
Isl Given under my hand this - D Jay Of
December ISL W. NJ. EDNAlh- y y.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05
pERsoNAI MEETToN

We regret 10 learn that Or. Anna
Warren is lying quite i'll at the Park
Place hotel
Mrs. II. A. Rhulend has rented apart
ments in the house of j. W Thacher,
where her friends will ind her.
Miss Nellie " Adams, OF Wichita, is
visiting at the residence of Thos. w.
Kitchen, No. 16l Constitution street.
Mrs. l. F. snediker, of Jackson town
ship, is enjoying visit from her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Pike, of Ohio.
$. C. ireland. of Floyd county, iowa,
who is a cousin Of Judge Cunningham,
is in the city and thinks Of locating
here.
II. LlewYlen Jones has taken DISK
in the Office Of E. s. Waterbury, and
will assist that gentleman in his pro-
fessional duties.
We were pleased TO see on the streets
today w. b. Luther of the Park Place
who is just recovering from very sew
ere attack offever,
Mrs. Miskmins ana son, of Illinois
are visiting with the family OF Mr.. Ho
gle. east of the city with view OF 10
eating in Lyon county.
c. II. Moore, treasurer of the Ii
Belle wagon works at Fond du Lac
Wisconsin, Is visiting his brolher-in-law
f. E. Rowland, in this city.
Mrs. George T. Guernsey, of indie
pendence, arrived in Emporia Thursday
and is visiting at the residence of he
mother, Mrs. ID p Mitchell She i:
accompanied by her little son.
The family of A. N Blair, of tn,
hardware firm Of Blair s. Gillett, arrived
in Emporia Thursday from Ottawa, ant
have taken up their residence in .ht
neat cottage recently purchased by Mr.
b. Of conductor Nettleton, on Mechan,
les street
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THE READING NEws
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.


READING, Kans., Sept. 9th, 80.
EDITORS OF NEws;-To-day noon il
is raining and We all hope the equatorial
storm is coming. Our creeks are dry,
grass is short and dry and unless the
rain comes TO our relief we soon must
feed the cattle.
w. NJ. Holiday, claims TO have corn
that will go one hundred bushels to the
acre. But fifty bushels will be as high
as it will average about here
Mr.. William Hill, brother of Mrs
w. II. Douglas, is visiting the family
and friends
Mrs. Thomas Ladd, OF Emporia, is
visiting Mrs NJ. w. Stratton for few
days.
| John Steckly is still hunting for his
| two sorrel horses that have strayed.
Mr.. Jenkins is giving away his
daughters in marriage, and another ont
was married last Saturday by Rev. Aller
Buckner. to a Mr.. Wilson of Pennsyi
vania. Long may they live.
/ County Sheriff Ryan visited l.. Sew
cry & Sons, plantation Monday nigh
and arrested two of Sevey's men for run
| ming off two of the Indians horses.
/ 1t takes Indians and Cinnamon 10 pu
the law after the Readingitcs.
James +. Wright, bought two lots o
| NJ. W. Stratton, and moved the ole
p8ryan house ell onto them, and rented
it to good family all the same day.
s. L. Cox has also bought them more
lots adjoining his residence.
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WON THE WAGER
That's what They Did. Those Brave
Band Boys OF Ours.

That's what They Did. Those Brnve
Bahd Boys OF Ours.
The contest last week between
Beedle & Prindle's travelling band
and the X. T. band of this place, was
Witnessed by a goodly number of
citizens. The travelling band is said to
be one OF the best in the country, and it
was anticipated the contest would be
close, but. while it must be admitted
that the visitors are goo1 performers,
the K T. band will outstrip them on
almost every point, and last nights
tournament demonstrated this fact con-
clusively
The visiting band chose ID. ID. Bennett
as judge, the K rs. selected Charles
Fletcher, and these two gentlemen
chose K. s. Waterbury as the third.
The judges were seated in the rear of
the hall, out OF view of the stage, and
were unable to know from sight which
of the contestants occupied the floor.
They adopted ten as the scale of perfec-
ton, and each marked on the following
points, according TO his own ideas and
notions of fitness:
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&c. e. WATERBURY,.
GRAND TOTALS.


knights Templar. ............-..-. 20S
Beedle IL Prindle's. ..-.-....-.... 119
The visiting band selected Fantasia
of Scotch Airs" and it was remarkably
we'll rendered, and ELECTED much ap-
plause. The home band played
Polyphonia by Petite, and the applause
which followed the conclusion was lusty
enough to assure the boys that they had
done gssndly, as they always do.
Only one piece each was played, as
the visitors we're amply satisfied then
that they had bitten off all that they
were able 10 swallow, and the Pleasure
Party proceeded to fill the program that
had been advertised, which was the
same, with a slight variation, as that OF
Saturday night last, and everybody en-
joyed hearty laugh, after which all went
out into the inky darkness to participate
in the pleasures of tramp home through
the mud and rain.
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Work for the coming Year

The following report of the commit
tee on ways and means was adopted b.
the state Christian convention Fri
day:
/. We recommend that q committee o
five be appointed by the convention 4
draft constitution and bylaws, which
committee shall report at the next an
nual meeting of the convention.
2. That We employ state eVangelis'
for another year.
8. That this evangelist be selected aad
his work directed by the state board
4. That we recommend 30 the Sunday
school convention TO put its business in
| to the hands of the state board OF mis-
sions.
5. That an appropriation of $50 be
made to the treasury Of The general con
vention.
s. We recommend in the matter Of o.
nance.
/. That we proceed in this convention
TO raise funds and secure pledges for fu-
ture work.
3 That these pledges be h'ih indivi-
dual and congregational.
8. That of these pledges We collect nj
one-fourth each quarter.
i. Tha, VIC undertake 10 raise $500 for
local missionary work. 10 be equally di-
vided among Atchison. Topeka and
Wichita
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their contents without stint and every.
body made Decline for home.
The five mile bicycle race was post
poned indefinitely on account of the
weather. We neglected to mention
yesterday that C. L. Severy took the
prize for one-legged riding We are
glad TO note that all the bicyclists got
some reward
The expense of laying the dust this
year was merely nominal
1t was good year for gum coats.
We wish we conid have given every
one of the twenty three babies present.
The Neosho Grange made a beautiful
display,
Mrs. billiard had handsome case of
pushes. ribbons. hats and millinery
goods in general on exhibition, and the
premium articles may be seen at her
rooms.
Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. Kidder
beth made elegant displays in this line.
L. A. Osborne is proud of his chick
ems.
Ed spragne got there in the baby
show too.
1t was good year for twins also.
The ''fakirs" covered expenses, We
are afraid
How docs district fair composed of
Lyon, Greenwood. Chase, Morris and
Coffey, and possibly Usage and Wi.
baunsee counties, strike your With ele-
CANT grounds that might be secured on
the Cottonwood south OF town, would moi
a district fair be the thing.
The proceeds will not cover expenses,
but the officers deserve great praise for
their untIring efforts.
The lunch stand of the Welsh Con-
gregstional church was well patronized
The net proceeds will probably be 500
The ladies gave good meal.
The police did their duty.
Few accidents TO chronicle.
The News returns hearty thanks tc
to the various committees and superinien
dents for their UNMARRIED kindness and
courtesy in aiding US to report the days
proceedings in full on the day of occur
renee
The fair is over.
Good bye till next year.
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Ground was broken Thursday for
an addition TO be built in the rear OF Ire.
lands grocery store, which will be two
stories high and the dimensions ofwhich
will be BOXES feet. If the trade of the
the firm keeps on increasing as it has
during the past year, the boys will have
to run their store clear out TO Merchants
street before long.
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Erporia arereantlie a..oofasI,,p

The charter for The Emporia MORGAN
tile Association vas filed with The sec
retary Of state at Topeka Thursday, capt
tal stock Sa5,0O0. The incorporates are
/. E. Lamberi G. G " Frederick, !. r.
Walkup, }. 81. Griffith. N n 0Artcr,
VIM. Elstun and Roland Lakin.
II IS the purpose of the association TO
put in operation grocery and provision
store on the corporation plan, and the
expectation IS that In lime the establish.
ment may build up nice jobbing trade,
Considering the eligible location Of En-
poria as distributing point
The character of the gentlemen en-
listed in the enterprise and the ample
means which they viii be able 10 com
mand. justifies the prediction that tho
undertaking will prove an entire sue
| cess.
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EMPoRIA RIFLES.
ReorG anizatiOn of the Company at the
Armory Last NIght-OHicers
Elected, Etc.

ArmOry Last NIGht-Ohice1
Elected, Etc.
A meeting of the Emporia Rifles was
held at the armory last Thursday and
the company was reorganized by
ele,ting Chss. A. Wolf, cap
tain and G.. w. Meigs, first lieutenant
The election of a second lieutenant YVES
not consummated. although fourteen bal
lots were taken, the candidates being
w. P. Wilcox and L. w. Chapm an, the
rules Of the company requiring ma
jority o. at le' st two-thirds of the mem
bers voting.
A number of good men Joined the com
pany during the session, and the pros
pect now is that the Rifles have
entered upon a prosperous and success
full career. The election OF "A new cap
tian was made necessary by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. G. L. Burge, whose business
became so pressing that he could no
longer serve with jrstice to himself
and the orgsaization. The old captain,
however, can still be found as high
private in the rear ranks Of the organi-
cation.
The company was first organized IN
1879, with the following officers Z. r.
Bruner, captain; L. 5. Page first lieuten-
ant; G. A. Wolf, second lieutenant In
the fall of 1880 Captain Bruner resigned,
and G. l.. Burge was elected TO his place,
with w. b. Veil first and W. p Wilcox
second lieutenants, The organization
remained thus unNl recently, when
Captain Burge resigned, for the reasons
already stated. The company has num-
bered as high as soventy, but the mem
bership is only about thirty five now,
owing TO the fact that many of the
members we're transient residents. 1, is
expected, and with good reason, that
the organization will be brought up
TO the highest standard of perfection,
None but the best are admitted, and for
such, chance TO join flrsi-ciass mill
tary organization now offers.
A vote of heartiest thanks for efilci.
ency was rendered the outgoing officers,
and then Mr.. Meigs, the newly elected
first lieutenant. invited the members of
the company to join HIM in a feast
OF oysters at CROUCH 81 Broughton's.
This feature of the occasion was very en-
joyable to all, and Mr.. Meigs viii al
ways have warm place in the hearts
of his fellows.
There will be meeting Of the Rifles
at the armory nexS Thursday evening to
complete the election of officers ard
some other important business.
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-Holdsiein,s Great Dys
pepsia Cure is warranted To not only
relieve, bRt to cure, the worst case Of
dyspepsia or liver complaint II viii.
produce u natural appetite and does not
become neutralized to the system. II
yUu ~ drsnensia or iSd ~ ssv ss up
this valuable remedy and be cured. IL
never fails. In tact, Aromanna is pan
acsa for all the ills arising from a disOr-
dened liver or stomach. Price % and
so cents. For sale by ]. A. Moore.
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The jury impaneled Thursday to pass
upon the case of John Crooks, met this
morning in the probate court, and after
hearing the evidence decided that MIR,
Crooks was incapable Of managing his
business and guardian will be appoint
cd TO take charge of hrs affairs by Judge
kellogg
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An outfit from Manhattan, consisting
of Two soiied doves and their 'ssfrikers''
pitched their tent just outside the fair
ground Thursday when Under Sheriff
Kremcr and Deputy Sheriff Beers hap
pened along and gave them just fifteen
minutes 10 leave. They folded.
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]. F. Phelan, of Americas, has in
stituted replevin proce edings in the DIS
trict court against G. T. Barwick, of this
city TO obtain possession Of a pair OF
chestnut horses impounded by the city
and sold, after public notification TO
Barwick This suit is of special inter
est inasmuch as it will test the validity
of the pound ordinance. Cunningham
& McCarty are attorneys for the PLAIN
tifTs
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Quick AdJustment-By samson S Miller.
To all tchOm IL may iRterest.-I do
hereby state that on the oath day OF
September, my dwelling and contents
were consumed by fire, and on the 2Sth
day of September, only four days latter
the loss was settled to my entire salts
faction, by the German Insurance Com
pany OF Freeport, Illinois,
/ therefore cheerfully recommend said
company to any and all contemplating
insurance. 5. p. REsER.
NEosHo RAPIDS, Lyon County, Kan.
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nnnnd Over

M. Loricke and Jas. Nixon, who were
arrested on Monday in Reading town
ship, on the charge of running away
some horses belonging to an Indian in
the employ of w. II. Severy, were ar
raigned before Esq Bachelor Thursday
and were bound over to district court,
the first in the sum Of $500 and the lat
ter $3.50 Loricke gave bond. and in
default OF bail Nixon was committed.
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The prospects Of the musical conven-
ton are promising. The singers of the
city recognize the importance of the
event and will embrace the opportunity
of DR.. Palmer's intention.
President Taylor is enthusiastic in
his expressions of DIR. Palmer's ability,
and says that any student or educator
will be greatly benefited by attending
the convention.
A letter received here :-om Mr.. Pal
mer, at Chicago. says he will leave Kan
sas City for Emporia on Monday morn
ing. There is movement on foot for a
reception and brief choice programme
for Monday night. Now that the con-
vention and grand concert is an assured
success let all with any music in their
souls help it by their attendance.
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A marriage license was issued by Pre-
bate Judge Kellogg on the 18th to Amos
w. Alexander and Hannah 5. Shipley,
of Center township, and one on the 29th
to George f. Hewins and Maggie E.
Faught. OF Americas.
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]. G.. Shaubell, of Ottunwa, CoAey
county, had his barn, with its contents
three horses, moving machine, ten
tons of hay, $50 worth of tools, ETC.,
burned by lightning on Wednesday
night last. No insurance.
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Castle, alias Common, the party nr-
rested on suspicion by Under-Sheritf
Kremer nj the fair grounds, was released
Saturday. as no word could be OBJ
tanned regarding him from Creston,
Iowa, where he WIS supposed TO have
burelarized n railroad car.
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The social given to the visiting min
listers and delegates to the Christian
stats convention, at the beautiful resi-
dence of w. II. Sisler last Friday, wai
a very pleasant affair end was very
laroolv atfan1ed
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THE BIcYCLE BALL AND BANQUET,

THE BICYCLE BALI. AND BANnOET'
The attendance at the ball and banquet
givea under the auspices of the Emroria
Bicycle Club last Friday, was not com
mensurate with the elaborate scale upon
which the preparations for the event
were made, but goodlY party Of the
young folks OF the city participated in
the festivities which were highly enjoy
able. H.
The dancing took place at jays opera
house, and excellent music was furnish
ed for the occasion by the Holmes or
chestra, d. F, Romano acting as promp-
ter. A number of elegant toilets were
displayed by the ladies, while the mem
bers of the club under whose auspices
the party was given, presented a fine
appearance in their elegant
riding costumes. The bicyclls,s had
their wheels at the hall. and gave an ex-
hibition offancy riding which ELECTED
hearty applause, the wonderful feat
being successfully accomplished of four
persons riding on ono wheel.
The beautiful cups awarded as prizes
in the tournament yesterday at the fair
grounds were on exhibition, and were
the objects of much interest and aiten-
ton.
The banquet was served by Rice
Brothers at their new room on Fifth av.
enue, and the elegant spread was worthy
of these accomplished eatereJs.
The tables were very hand
somely arranged and the menu embraced
oysters in different styles, all varieties
of cold meats, salads, sandwiches, cof-
fee, celery, fruits, cakes, ices, and, in
fact, every delicaey ahich can be OBJ
tanned at this season of :h= year in the
best markets. The service was excel
lent and the supper was in all respects
splendid success. The monogram OF
the club, in evergreen, at the south end
of the room was very artistic and was
greatly admired. -
II is to be regretted that there were
not more guests present from abroad, as
every preparation had been made for en-
tertaining visiting clubs in royal style. |
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VIM. Perryman Ross, son of G. r.
residing five miles southeast Of the city,
died Saturday at the age OF six years, OF
congestive chills.
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We violate no confidence in saying
that the new block going up on Fif,h
avenue Is the finest in the state.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05

@. w. Squircs has just completed the
plans for handsome dwelling house 70
be constructed by J. Brewer, OF Hart
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05

The throat Of bartender named
schultz. was cut Friday by colored
man at Carbondale, and it Is thought
the injured man will die. The would
he murderer has been arrested.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05

Teachers desiring book covers for pu-
pills can obtain them by calling at the
Office of County Superintendent Whar-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05

Randolph q Randolph sold their
champion fat hog Friday TO Funk &
Huber. The animal has taken five first
premiums this season, and brought $4j.