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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-07-06

Last Saturday complaint was filed
before Justice Bachelor by T. II. Ap-
pleby, charging Geo. Richard and Ar
thur Peister, with disturbing the peace
and threatening to do him bodily injury.
The parties all live about twenty miles
northeast Of Emporia On Duck creek,
and the trouble grows out of q wEangie
about stock The warrants wers placed
in the hands Of Under Sheriff Kramer
who visited the parties and obtained
bonds for their appearance before Judge
Racheller last Monday, 70 answer Il
two charges each.
Rickard had jury trial and was found
guilty of disturbing the peace, and VA
fined $500 and costs, sggregAsing abou
SS5, and was put under bonds in tn,
sum Of $500 TO keep the peace
Piester was also put under bonds Il
the same amount TO keep the peace.
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Four Corners.

WEDNESDAY, July 8, 1882.
EDS. NEWS: We took in the Fourth
with our "best gal" We boarded the
forest Queen" and set sail. When
but few miles up the river, the mate
called out: "All on the larboard sidei"
There is where we got tangled up in
the "riggin'' and for a minute or two
we thought we were all gone into the
river. We don't think much of the
craft. 1t may be g I'd mud boat, but
it is poor water Ioat. The first mate
is a real good, joviar sort of fellow
and accommodating. We liked him
very much, other than his nationality.
Gilbert Brickey thinks of going to the
Arkansas Springs for his health. j.
B. Moon is still solid on the committee
biz. We learn that Doc. Mooney is
offering his Lake Side farm at low
figure. j.. BENZ. Coat and daughter, from
Ludlow Falls, Ohio, is visiting his son
Aft Coats, at Lake Side. Their arrival
was somewhat unexpected 10 MF. and
Mrs. Goats and Alfred is somewhat re:
joiced and steps around like new boy.
Just look at him. Corn Is all looking
we'll and in good shape for rain.
The oats will be cut this week and we
will be at the circus, so the children
can sec the animals. JUST THE SAME.
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F.ne yarn.

Ono of the oldest AMI most successful
hnsbandnen in the county is ocr friend
Jimmy Dole. who owns "a farm on the
Neosho about two mikes north OF town.
Mr. Dole came here and located about
twenty-five years ago, and By unceasine
Industry has surrounded limSI If xith q
fine heIne. lie has made a specially Of
gardening aud fruitraising and has an
acre Of biaekberries which will yield
him fully one hundred bushels. 4 hor-
ticuliurist would be delighted To go
through his BIRDS of pieplaot and celery,
orchards, etc, as no where Ia Lyon
county is there To be found larger va
rieiy of plants and better results from
careful gardening. His heavy growth
of clover and timothy is also wonderful
for this country. AIr Dole was among
the first subscribers TO THR NEWS and
since the first in 81 has been a
constant reader of its columns, which
doubtless has something TO do with his
success.
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Anerleus Town.hip Convention,

The Sunday school convention and
institute Tor Americas township, will
meet next Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock,
in the U. p. Church, at Americas. The
afternoon session will be held in the
Methodist church. The place of meet.
ing in the evening has not yet been de-
termined upon. Aside from home
workers quite number from Emporia
will be in attendance. Those expected
include Rev. j.. T. Hanna, Rev. Il. Cord
ley. Rev. Mr.. Riddle, Mr.. H. F. Miller,
Prof o. w. Miller. Judge Cunningham,
J. 7. Burton, D. w. Eastman, ]. H. Hill,
E. E. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Drake, J. r. Drake. and others. j. w.
10y. of Americas, the vice president of
the township, is working hard to make
this institute the most successful one
ever held in that township, and it is
earnestly desired that every school dis
irict he we'll represented Ii you have
no school come and Tell us why. Come
early and come prepared to stay through
the evening session. An institute for
Jackson township will be held at the
Rapids, July 18th. Full notice will be
gwen next week
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sawysr-FarnI.am.

Samuel W Sawyer, of Lawrence, and
Miss Elvira J. Farnham, of Kansas Civ
were married Tuesday morning at the
residence of the brides brother, A. A
Farnham, on Peyton avenue, by Elder
Lott, of the Christian church, in the
presence of a large number of relatives
and friends. including parties from Kan
sAs City and Lawrence. We learn tina!
about two hundred invitations were
sent out.
The bride is an educated and accom-.
plished lady besides beng successful
business woman of handsome means
The groom is the western agent of the
fOurishing Chicago lumber firm of C
g. Thompson s. Co, and has just com.
pleted aud furnished beautiful home al
Lawrence, where the happy pair will
r,.aiHo
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TUESDAY, July A, 1889.
Yesterday the mercury stood 100 in
the shade, but today it is cooler, and
the American people are all anxious to
celebrate the anniversary of our indie
pendenee.. Uncle John SteckleY's
clerk began the work July 8 at high 10
by setting fire to spin wheel over a
box of fire works in the store, and as it
whirIed it set fire to the whole lot, and
the noise and smoke cost somebody
twenty-five dollars, but fortunately the
store did not take fire.. People are
gathering to the grove this morning by
hundreds. A good time is expected.
The Lyndon band discourses sweet n1u-
sic at the grove. Thos. H Balm, Esq,
of Topeka, gave an excellent address,
especially to the young people. impress
ing all with the idea that what we need
is to think for ourselves and practice
economy and honesty in our everyday
lite.
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scLooI board Meeting.

The board of education met At the
high school building Monday evening
and transacted the following business
Miss LeoDora SedgWIck WIS elected
Ia fill the vacancy caused by the Tesigns-
ton of Mis-. A. P. Morse.
Miss Sadie Thomas was elected to
ell the vacancy caused by the resigna-
lion Of Miss Tandy.
The following new teachers for the
ensuing year were elected: Miss a.
Dixon, Miss Dudley and Miss G. Brown
A bill was presented by the treasurer
for taking out an insurance policy Of
$4,000 on the apparatus Of the schools
and allowed.
The contract for building fencs
around the school property on Constitu
tion street was re-let to John Carter.
The wages Of the janitor were hxeC
ct Clio per month while school is ID
session and at $25 per month during
vacation.
Bids for the construction Of two nev
yard school houses we're opened ami
read, but the consideration of them va
postponed till next Wednesday evening
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pERaoNALMENrIoH.

J. b. sLesk start,a for Usah Tues
day.
Mrs. Halaell is sin .Ganly i'm
proving
John Abrams is spending short tim'
at Pueblo.
Jesse Foster. Of Kansas City. spent the
Sabbath in Enporia.
Miss Grace Wheeler returned Sun
day from visit 10 Topeka.
WE. Grifi,h and wife went 10 Madi.
son TO spend the Fourth.
C. G. Glover has gone to Springfield,
Illinois, for visit Of ten days
C. w. GEnsscup. of Camden, New
Jersey. spent the Fourth in Emporia.
Bob Elslun returned Sunday from a
delightful visit of some weeks in Hi.
nois.
Us. Danford aud wife, of Usage City.
spent Sunday. st the Fifth avenue
hotel.
w Il. Dildine. of Lawrence. Is taking
a short vacation and is stopping Al the
Coolidge.
Judge Kellogg speaks in fa.tering
terms of the celebration at Reading
Tuesday.
W. h. Duff got his left hand very
badly burned Tuesday while firing .
sky rocket.
Howard F. Clark has accepted the
position of night sesIer at the Santa
Fe switch yard.
C'l. FeighSn says Hartford did her
self proud Tuesday and made success
of the fourth.
Judge Cunningham and ]. M. Nc
Gown report grand blow out at Ameri-
Gus Tuesday.
Rev. Thos. Burrows returned from
st. Louis yesterday and will go to
Colorado Monday.
VIII. Gambell, of Monmouth, Illinois,
is visiting al the resid, nre Of 'rhad D4-
vlcisnn, in tins city.
}. II. Hill Is acting county superin-
tenicnt Ibis weak in the aiIsencr of MIR.
Wharton from his office.
Harry cenIpbelI. baggage master on
the Cannon Ball." is visiting al the
residence Of Conductor Nash.
ID. Holden. ~ilc and SON started Mon
day for Petoskey, Michigan, where they
WIN remain during the heated term.
DIR. CordIey returned last Tuesday
from Madison, where he assisted in Gel
ebraIing the fourth, aud reports fine
at that place.
Miss Nellie Jones left for the east on
the Cannon ball'' yesterday. She will
spend her-summer vacation ia visiting
with friends in Maine.
L. L. HalIeck returned Sunday from
"a months sojnurn in Michigan, where
his family will remain until cool |
weather. lie reports u pleasant trip.
r. HAus, representing the Simmons
hardware company OF 81 Louis. has con-
cluIed Ia make Empor,a his headquar-
tiers and he and his wife are stopping |
ut the Coolidge.
Joe Murphy, Ell. Kinnan and Cal
Severy, went To T"peks ON Monday
night 1" take part in the bicycle tournl-
,neut advertised for the 4th, but owing Ia
the condition of the track the Ince was
declared off
Miss Helen Bruce, who recently came
To Emporia from Chicago. is doing
some fine work in cOlOrs at the photo
graph gallery of G. G. Willett, with
whom she has made a permanent ell
gAgemeni.
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A copy of the Daily Socoro Sun, of
June 2sth, for which we are indebted to
Professor Richards. of this city, con.
tains an account of the sale of the Colns.
sal mine, near Chloride, in the Black
Range, for the handsome sum OF 500, coo
The property was bonded last spring,
and the development has been of such a
character rs I" warrant the purchasers
in risking the large investment stated
above. We are glad to know that F. A.
Richards, brother of Professor Richards,
of this city, held an interest in the pro.
perry and will reap snug proportion of
the profits of its sale. He starts east to-
day, aud will be in EmpHia next week.
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Wedding RelIs

MIR. Chas. 81. McWhorier, of Emporia,
aud Miss Ella w. Merchants, of Bloom
ington, Illinois, were married at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church in the latter
city ON Thursday of last week, and i'm.
mediateiy after the ceremony brill.
liant reception was held at the LONE of
bride.
On Saturday the newly welded pair
arrived in this city and are visiting at
the residence of the groom's father, ]. s.
McWhertar. west ofthe city. They will
spend short lime here and then return
To Bloomington. We join with Mr. Nc.
WhorteF'- numerous friends here in ex.
trnding congratulations and wishing
for himself aud bride a prosperous and
happy future.
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A very delightful lawn fete was held
last evening ct the residence Of Coaduc-
tor Irwin At the corner of Rural street
and Fifth avenue. qnder the auspices Of
the knights and Ladies Of Honor The
yard, which was Lighted by profusion
Of Chinese lanterns, presented a very
beautiful appearances, and the exquisite
music discoursed by the Z. T. band
added largely TO the enjoyment Of the &C
casion- Tables were spread and excellenl
refreshments, consisting Of ice-cream
cake and lemonade. we're dispensed b.
the ladies, who succeeded in making ey
cry one present enjoy the evening. Whicl
IVES lifting close 10 day Of uninfer
Fupsed pleasure.
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AT Topeka.

The Emporia boys who went up to
Topeka on Monday night with lheir
bicycles did not have an opportunity Of
speeding ON the ring. but report good
time nevertheless. The morning was
pleasantly employed in riding over
town, and in the afternoon visit was
made to HarIzellS park. Here Major
Shreve, who had charge of the skating
rink, gave up the hall to the boys, and
the feat performed by Joe Murphy and
Ed. KInnan of riding one bicycle took
the cake.
In the evening the party banquetted
at the Windsor and adjourned from the
dining room to the parlors and organiz-
ed the Kansas Bicycle Union with the
following officers: president, II. W.
Sharpe. of Topeka; vice president, w. B.
Ennis. of Topeka; secretary. E. w. Kin
nan, of Emporia; treasurer, G. L. Scvery,
of Emporia; j w. Murphy and E. W.
KInnan were appointed q committee 10
draft bylaws and a constitution for the
organization.
Manhattan and Emroria we're repre-
sented at the meeting.
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rhe sherln., Convention.


Common wealth A convention of the
shtriffs of Kansas was held Thursday
morning,in the Office II Sheriff Disbrow
for the purpose of reorganiziug the old
association and other purposes, at which
twenty five counties were represented.
Sheriff Ryan. of E-np9ria, was chosen
temporary chairman. Sheriff Sherman,
Of Winfield. temporary secretary and
Sheriff Bush, Of Topeka, corresponding
secretary. The subject of most Interest
to sheriffs, including fees, best measures
for capturing horse thieves, etc, wert
discussed atlength. after which the con
yention adjourned to meet in this city
on the Sth of August The permanent
organization viii then be effected and
tbs association fully organized
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jeans Lament for burns.

Jeans Lament for Burns
The following beautiful lines at
from the pen of Wm. Bayne. of Scot
land, father of r. D. Bayne. of thi
county:
An. cruel death. VII baneful breath,
Hath ta'cn my Burns awa-'
Nae mair his arms will clasp tho BARNS,
And bless them one anda.
Nae malr VII glee hc'H sing TO me.
And cheer the twilight scene;
Nor start li.a tear and charm my ear,
wiz praises o. his Jean.
His glowing words where e'er VIC rOved.
Through bonnie glade or glen,
Made my fond heart in secret pride,
Confess him chief O. men; -
Twas rapture sweet VII him to meet'
at trysting hours at cen,
And hear him vow behind the knOwe;
81 dearly love you. jean"
What thrilling bliss breathei il his kiss.
That day was his brideg
1t silent said, we're. rome Tor aye,
Whatever fate betide.
In happy bond the love was bound -
That long was held in pine,
And doubts and fears and bitter tears,
Were left at Hymcn's shrine.
In welded life we've happy been,
BY winding NTH 10 stray,
For there the majic power of love s,.
Grew stronger day by day;
How blythe was /, what queen couldyie
VII me my rural joy3
What courtly dame wi titled name,
Had nohler lord than Ip
But silent now is the bard for aye,
OF love and liberty.
MY Burns, sac dear, now on Thy bier.
All Scotland wccps Tor thee;
Nae mair sweet daisy-mountsin GEM
Thy hapless fate we'll mourn,
And ne'er again in patriot strain,
Sing Bruce at Bannockburn.
Now, cold and still is the tender heart
That fondly beat for me;
And closed for aye is the eye OF love,
Twas my delight TO see.
Our bairns, sac dear, I'll careful rear,
And Burns, through now unseen,
His angel form will hover near,
And guard his faithful jean.
VIZ. BAYNE.
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A New Firm

w. E. McMaAOn has purchased hall
interest in the flour and feed store OF
Daniel Dryer on the east side of Com.
mercial street between Fourth and Fifth
avenues, and the business will hence
forth be conducted under the firm name
of Dryer & Mcmahon. With the increase
of capital which can be commanded by
able 10 keep one of the best stocks in the
city and from the large acquaintance and
personal popularity Of Messrs. Dryer &
Mcmahon we regard their success AS d
foregone conclusion.
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Contr.ct -.

A'R'n etirs al tb,; b'.iIdiHx rs,,nnsiIIct
at h. w | IA Consr'.en'i' -nai church, ht ID
at u" rsidenc.- of K ID Thomas Tur
day aIIern'"'n, bids were oIrH.d for The
nrw e'Iific" Ia Ia constructed this sa-n
SIN nn ) 'u'h Me'ch u.ts STREET. The
hl,l sc Hnlnes & JIls"d was fund Il
lie $S,4iO and that of PrMheru &
Thomas 1885,. and the crnirart. in
cIuIing aII work ab.,ve the foundation
and wafer table WAS awarded la the
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The Agnes City Sunday school con-
vention and institute of last Sunday al
Sunny Slope was very well attended BY
workers from sll parts Of the township
as well as from Emporla, Council Grove
and Americas. The reports show &
large increase both In attendance and
interest IN the schools. @. H. Thomp
son was reelected vice president and
Rev. F. Turney delegate to the state con
ventlon, with w. F. Peterman Is alter
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Rnsina.a Chanrn

Dan McDonald has sold his inserrs,
in the grocery store of Mcdonald &
Lakin to Will Elstun, whom We found
behind the counter to-day. We have not
learned Mr.. McDonAld's plans for the
future. but We trust he will remain in
EmpOria. Meanwhile the new firm will
continue business at the old stand
where they will always be pleased &c
see their friends and be ready to serve
| them
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PUsIIc SALK-I will sell at public
auction. l2 miles southeast OF Emporis
and near Holderman's ranch. On the
19th day Of July, 1882. al 10 a. m. the
following properly: Que. sbort-hoIr
bull. Joe Byrum; GO head OF cows. II
yearling beifers. % heal Of calves and
other things not nenIi"ned.
Terms oil sale: All sums of SO aud
under, cash on ali sums over SO. ter
months time will be given without in
teresi, good bankabIe papers required
A deduction Of per cent. allowed Eoi
cash. A free lunch will be served and
the benediciion pronounced by Ii. w
Pearsall. H. L. KEYEs.
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The READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.

MONDAY, uly 3.
There are to he two picnics
near Reading, one at Nichols grove
and one up on Duck creek. -.
Saturday was a very warm day, as was
Sunday 4. 4. Rev. E. Cleveland, pastor OF
the Congregational church, began his
work in earnest Sunday, preaching
twice. 5. DR.. Roup led the singing. =.
Rev. B. F. Crabb preached. Sunday
morning his last sermon to full house.
He leaves the circuit work and goes to
California on account of i'll health. Col.
Buckner, of Emporia, assumes the work
and will preach his first sermon Sunday
morning. July 18th Judge Culver
will preach here Sunday morning, July
9th. Tommy Thomas, son of the
widow Mary j. Thomas, after linger-
ing illness of ten months. died to-day.
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Public Installation

The following officers Of the Emporia
lodge uf the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows were installed at jays
opera house Tuesday evening: Frank
Rogers, Z. s.; w. Mathews, v
g.; Ed. Washington, n. g.
joe Adsir, P. N. CT IIcnry Williams
N. +. PriOr To the exercises at the hall
the order paraded the streets, headed by
tue Wandering Star band. aud after the
installation refreshments were s..rv, d 10y
tie ladies. the net r.-cripts Of the cutter
iainmeht lH.ing alb .uI 5000
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SAYS 4 prominent horseman. IN givi

Says 3 prominent horseman, In giving
his opinion Of VanderbiII's mare, Maud
s., whose great feat at Chicago put her
Is The head land dubbed her 'aQueea Of
the Turf."1 ~In my opinion the time Is
not FAR distant when = two Iaiulte Gail
vii BE- recordad.n i VIII certainly b
fhecasa IL hoEsemen Continue 70 use Ken
dali's Spawn 0ure. As it iimbers mp ths
Joints, removes all blemishes, and II
fact has made complete revolution Il
the horse business.
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school Rspork

The following is report ofthe school
in district No. so. Lyon county. closing
June %. 1883: Total enrolment. 26;
average daily attendance. 141S; number
whose department and attendance were
above IS. 10; number neither absent mol
tar6y. 8; number Of graduates. 2. nsme
", Marshail and Ella Starr.
NARY DuLoK, Teacher.
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01ONDAI Jul3 ..
The Prairies are now one perpetual
flower garden. The Normal nine dis
appointed our boys yesterday. They
win probably hear from the captain Of
the Woods up this way as the boys
went 20 considerable trouble % receive
them properly and treat Them firstcIasss
The report reached here that the boys
never intended 70 come but were only
"fooIinga' with the village nine.s.. Mrs.
Shoalwalter accompanied BY couple Of
e 8. AdaIr's children, returned to- En-
peria yesterday from visit = this
vicinity larsen and Freischiag's
wagon is in town.. = W. H Euppe, Of
Emporia, Is in toRn distributing musI-
cal literature. He ass . flns wagon with
him which ne Is taking out FOG the
Inspection Of Jacob BamestergeE. s..s-
LesIi Bros have just received n e1e0G
stock Of boots and shoes. The base
beli game yesterday, home nine stood
II % -
Linen goods for silfalas1 suits slso, sesdy-
la@de iiaen suits q .. .. Gflsonss.
NcH stock q eopbs. brnshas. braeee=z.
esa notices - reAt varactz e ? = eflsoa.s
C 20 yzsDs Casa - pi,ers. sanaIes
aiklaf khoes. Ia=iIes' AAd ehsldFes.a eni
ishees. mesz and beSs' areEs 55ses. eso ",
alis safE u > fu.i Inns oE c4zl and J ip po5ss
TrEsHzTs July ztll.
Mercury WIS zoe IL she slasze 5este.
s day. The wariaost OF the aes5es.: 8
tIasnsltop ~ ntovn to-eay carvsssls.I
and pzzt with good sneqe :. Eft.
: asocrhead is building SUMMER kitchef
some Of the boys hznke one q Il
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The Forest Queen" Captain Soden
commanding. was kept busy Tuesday
taking parties mp to Randolph's landing
distance of about one and a half miles
This was one Of the leading features ol
the celebration.
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VIM. Munich was arrested Wednes
day and brought before Judge Barnes
charged with disturbing the peace. HI
pleaded not guilty. On giving bond
for his appearance the case was post
Doned until the Sth.
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The m"tion for a new trial in the
Bridges ease was argued by Judges
Buck and Cunningham at Cottonwood
Falls on Saturday. and the court took the
matter under Edvisement until August
laih
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Mrs Emma Groth, for whose arrest q
warrant was issued on Monday, is still
missing. She viii be promptly arrested.
however, when the officers md her, and
be made to answer to the charge of Illicit
liquor selling.
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Quite a number Of EmpOrians attend
ed dance at Jimmy DOile's, about three
miles north of town, Tuesday evening. A
fine platform had been erected, good
music was provided, and a delightful
evening spent by all who were present
among whom were a number of Mr.
DOile's neighbOrs. About II O'Clock
refreshments were served. after which
dancing was resumed and kept up until
q late hour.
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On the Sd Judge Kellogg issued mar
mage licenses 10 Samuel Pennick and
Emma L. Jones. bota of Florence
John WalIiser and Nancy Tweedy, al
Hartford, and John Catterson and
Martha u. Collins. Of Emporia.
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OunrtarIr statement

Elder Lott, of the Christian church
mAde the following report to his cor
gregation yesterday for the quarter END
ing July I'd. 1888:
Sermons preached, %.
Funerals attended. 4.
Marriage ceremonies performed.2
Number added tn the church, II.
Amount received, $17s.
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I. E. Lambert returned from Eureka
Tuesday, where he spoke yesterday
There was 3 large turnout Of the people.
and good time generally. Amer Mr..
Lambert left there were 70 be responses
70 toasis and other exercises which filed
the dAy's program, and which made one
Of the best and most conplese celebra
tions in southern Ksnsss.