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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-16
THE READING News
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN.


TUESDAY, February z.
BoRN-A son TO Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Seaman. The band gave very credit
able concert last Saturday evening, con-
sisting ofsolos, quartettes, band music,
etc. For the two months only that they
have practiced they have made rapid
progress, and are full Of pluck and per
severance. :. The lyceum conceded the
right Of suffrage to women last Tuesday
by electing lady officers all around. -.
j. NJ. Stevenson is building an addition
to the rear of his hardware store. 1t is
said he has sold out his present bust
ness to his brother-in-law, Mr.. McPher-
son, and that he will open a grocery
store. =. Mr.. Holmes, of Burlingame,
will soon open q butcher shop at the old
drug store. d. o. Darris is fencing in
twenty acres in the southwest corner of
town. Mr.. Stratton has fenced in
about thirtyfive acres in the southeast
corner of town, which closes up the east
half of the section, except few acres on
the north. "A cogple of agents for the
National Marriage Aid Association of
Topeka have spent couple of days in
town trying To get the unmarried to in
vest.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-16

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1852
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-16

Marshall Bell received information Sat
urday from the chief of police Of Kansas
City saying that w. II. C0ckerill, former
ly of this place, died in the Kansas City
hospital January 9Th. OF consumption.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-16
THURSDAY Feb. O.

THURSDAY, Feb. 0.
Election passed off as quietly as if
nothing particular was going on, only
70 votes being cast. The best man was
picked out for trustee and elected with
ont opposition. E. P. Fry was reflect
ed clerk and Charlie Douglass takes his
fathers's place as treasurer. The only
opposition was in the race for constable
between G. L. Swarthout and Frank
Love, being won by the latter. Last
evening was a lively one. A Quaker
preacher was discussing at the church,
the band was holding The fort in the
little school house and q ventriloquist
practicing in the large school house, all
at the same time.
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Farm work is going ahead briskly
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Additional locals on the fourth Page
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Now Horton wants posi-orIicr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

ing. Upon these hideous doctrines
the whole orthodox theology of the
world is built. The orthodox scheme
OF reparation and redemption is
not so shocking az the doctrine OF
creation, but equally fictitious and
and delusivc. II must give place
to a nobler view of nature and
Providence, aud of the divine
thought of the redemption aud
elevation OF mankind. Til" religion
of the future will not begin with
God or the next world, but with
man here aud now. The future Is
not in d.ngcr from the revelations
of science. Our time is one al
transition. We are refusing the
theology of Absolute Monarchy
Divine DrspotiSm-and framing a
theology consistent with the life
and teachings of jesus Christ.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06
Beecher on Oarwinism.

The dread of DarwiniSm views
is sincere; vet secret fear prevails
that they must be true. But have
men considered what n relief they
will he from some of the most dis
graceful truets of theolOgyf Even
if the great theory of evolution
led to unhrlirf it conll not be 50
bad az that malignant and impious
representation of God aud his gov
erument which underlIes ali me
dieval aud most of modern theology.
Instead of dreading the prevalence
of the scientific doctrine men should
rush toward it with open arms and
exultation, as u release from the
bideOus nightmare OF ages. Ac,
cording to the prevalent theology
and the scripture account of the
rise and fall of man, il has been
the business of God for 40, 900 years
to produce infinite sin and suffer,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06
The Masher.
as he a rare bird Y

SIS he n rare bird y
ale is that. The species used 10
be- so plenty that every city had
them hy the scorr. but OF late years
the tool killer has got in his work
So well that only about a dozen
Washers can he found in the whole
United States"
"Ilr has Il sweet look
"C,rtainll he has stood before
the glass for hours To practice ON
that look. When he parts his hair
in the centre, wakes his little nous
tach and takes his dear little cane
ia hand for Il walk on the street, h.,
calculates that sweet look will kuOck
down every second lady he meets"
ellis plumagc is very fine
"Oh, yes. The mu,hcr always
gels the best, because he beats his
tailor and leaves his washwoman to
sing for her money
ais he IA valuable bind T.
His carcass is valued AT from two
10 five ceuts per pound, according
To the price OF soap
"The species will soon become
extinct ?"
Eyes; IN a few short years the
mashcr will he known on earth no
more. The Smlth Soniln Institute
and two or three medical colleges
will have specimens preserved in
alcohol aud skeletons or eNhibltion.
and old gray headed mcn will have
u dim recollection of having once
seen It's" animals promenading the
earth"
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The Democrats Illustrated Almanac
For - and
Handbook Of General Information.

An elegant Nork of l!u pages, ~:\"!
iuch.~ IN >II'. print"d on hu'lN tm'"d
hook paper, Illustrated Thoroughly with
most beautiful rrgIIN luG~. aud claiming.
hr,idr, all the information pertaining Il"
the calendar. ~tn' ,~ri,.tl nd .,"rrIl It'u'n-
ttlouou ,.rtou- -ullrci>. anil r~P .liiI' mp
on tho r"lrtlo1l a,d clViidINl-'ur~. luVu,d-
non. nnnu~ at Officials, state and muufri-
ptl; records at past clr'',"u~, rr"Iu'tI"'.N.
RAILROADS. geological formations, etc. at
the States rf Louisiana. T.\a~. Arkansas
Tennessee. Mississippi. Alabama aud Flor
il1. win b" mailed ir'r. p">ta," prepaid,
t. every -uh,.rhcr of the Daily or Week
Is rTNi~-n V3,rNr.
S.uj r,W.iiar,,- ~ rrgi-trr'd letter,
postal rr1,i cor Gi1u. ~ "ur risk.
Address all communications avn letters
to THE TIMES DEMOCRAT,
New ORLEANS. La.
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Gathered Gems.
, good at all times.

DO good at all times.
He that falls to day may he ny
again TO morrow.
He that grasps NJ too much holds
nothing fast.
Dressings are often not valued
until they are gone.
He that gives his heart will not
deny his money.
II is base thing TO tread upon Il
man that is down.
Sweet aud innorrnt compliance
is the cement of love.
Aims are the golden key that
opens the gate of heaven.
\ man in passion rides horse
that runs away with him.
He's my friend that speaks we'll
of me behind my back.
Industry is fortunes right hand.
and frugnlity her left.
A wise man will make more op.
portuDltles than he finds.
Forget other peoples faults by
remembering your own.
Ii often costs more to revenge
injuries than 10 bear them.
He that after SHINING mcndS, re.
coumendS himself To God.
He that is master of himself will
soon be master of others.
Emulation is lovely and generous,
envy basr and ma!iriuns.
He hath II good judgment that
releth not wholly OH his own.
ii you have no enemies it is u
sign that fortune has forgot Non.
He that shows II passion tells his
enemy where hc may hit him.
Conceit may pun u man mp, bnt
never prop him up RUSkjR.
Better that life he II short self
sacrifice than long srlf.seeking.
The smooth speeches of the wick
ed are mil of MISUNDERSTANDING.
AS every thread of gold ~ vaua.
hlc, 80 is every minute of Time.-
MdsOR.
To pity distress is hut human: to
relieve it is godlke.-H Horace Mann.
DO you ever look nj Yourself
when You abuse another person g
Pioutus.
He that can read aud mediate
need not thin6 the evenings long
or life tedious.
Vice sings Ms even in our pleas
urcs, hnt virtue consoles us even
in our pains.
EecomprnSe injury with Justice,
and recomprnse kindness with kind.
C0RtHciuS.
II is the nature of the human dis.
position 10 hate him You have in.
jurcd.-- 7dcitVS.
He who can take advice, is some.
times superior 10 him Who can give
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Town Of Homer:
THE Sun.
NEW YORK,
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06
NE GUARDIAN.
MAMMA HENS COMMAND.

Said the frst little chicken,
With queer little squirm:
81 wish | could find
A fat little worm.
Said the next little chicken,
With an odd little shrug;
al wish I could lind
A fat little brig"
Said the third little chicken.
With u sharp little squ-al:
II wish | cunld find
Some nice yellow meal"
Said the fourth little chicken,
With - small sigh of grief
II wish cnnld hud
\ green little leaf"
Said the fifth It'll. chicken,
With n faint hffl, moan:
~ wish could find
A wee gravel stone
"Nnw. see here said the mother,
From the green garden patch,
of ynu want any breakfast
Just come here and scratch"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
No. 30 Texas Street,
MlNDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling public and regular board
L "r> VIII find This house A. comfortable
and well supplied n the resources and con.
dit'"n of the country will permit. The
rh1rgcs arr very reasonable. The Stage
stand i Frpt ~ this IIn.cl.
hav" also attachrd to my hotel a new
and c"mmodlnu~ stable. wrll supplied with
proveudrr and vatcr aud = good a>tleF Al
vaN- uu baud ~ atfrud - stock.
The travelling public VII 40 wei 70 give
me acall \. J. REYNOLDS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

Because YOU look down on man
does not make 1t incumbent on hin
10 look up to YOU.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

\ great deal of the evil in the
world is caused by hot rum, and
very little of il by cold water.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

\ beautiful glrl looked ont of her
window one day and saw her rude
brother on the sidewalk, walking
about on his bands, with his trrt
danggliug mp III the air. Tom. ="
she said rrproringly. "indrcd |
wouldn't do that Tom: indeed |
woulun't." "Wouldu't 7" replied the
rude boy. looking mp and speaking
with marked aud malicious empha.
sis. "Wouldn't' by Jocks, you
couldn't!'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

Action may not always bring
happiness; but there is no happi.
ness without action.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06
Board Of School Directors.

e.. q. till. President.
!. II tlIAPrFIL, Secretary.
Il. +. LEpBEl1ER, l.. 4. COEMlCK,
II. \. MCFARLAND, +. BRlDGEMAN,
". ID. HESTER.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-09-06

Tho Weekly j. never less than J? nag"S
~ size. aud j. rally the hest and cheapest
vc,kly paper published.
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N&
Gbe Gines-pemoerat.


A representative newspaper must hnu
it, WAY INTO every business establishment
and to every iirr,idr aruund which clusters
even the most ordinary intelligence. II
there any question ia the minds oil the
prnulr living in the Southwestern anu
,iuli SiAtr- that The fIME>- DEMOCRAT n
;h.t rau,l: that il rtrbudir~ all 81 til" rle-
NJ, MS aud pu,>,>-rs all the qualities that
rhrV can expect to tind IN iJNoTlte jour
MALI
The enterprise, push and progress "i ihc
New Orleans DrMuCKtT during the r'>'
,ivhtrrr. mouths have hrcnnr PrnNril'idl
No journal published IN the south has
mas. such pr"sir~> ga the sau" prrnd oi
time. T." New OIlrau~ times has been
tor man, years recognized ~ one OF the
lradiu- Journals IN tn" country
The consolidated ISSUE, IHE TINES
prNpCK,I. viii ruhndN the best elements,
the h. chest virtues OF both. 1t VIII sim
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of the huSlIr~> man. the mechanic, plant
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classes aud conditions. 1t j. vast" "t
time Ia ruumrratr III" rNCcllrilrlcs ot H.
issues. II j. the embodiment oi the mod
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The Daily ar the Weekly IIMEs-nrMoCENT
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Pearls of Thought.

When you meet a heart that is
true don't be- afraid To trust it..
One is alone in crowd when one
suffers, or when one loves.
He who wants To do II good deal
nt gnod AT one" will never do ANY.
oar in the world men snow Us
two sides ia their character; by
their tirrSI,ieS. only one.
Al! nature is vast symbolism {:
every material fact has sheathcd
within ii II spiritual truth.
We love beauty AT first sight {:
and we cease To love it it it il not
accompanied by an liable qualities.
II yon intend To do mean thing
wait ill to morrow. If you are To
Ito a mobile thing, do it now.
Great ideas travel slowly, and.
Tor time, noiseleSsly. rs the gods
whose feet were shod with wool.
lie who comes up 10 his own idea
ct greatness must always have had
u very low standard Of it in his
mind.
y good deed is never lost he
Who shows courtesy rcnps friend.
ship, and he who plants kiuducsS
gathers love.
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A few Fine Bucks for Sale.

| HAVE some extra fine ha lfhrrrd Span
j iNh M"rin" Buct~ for sa'r-nrrd f,om
m" finest Spanish Mcriuo bucks. which |
imported from Illinois two years since.
Rivers are invited to come and see. Nv
stock viii show for Themselves. Price.
$500 10 slp 90. r ". VII son
Aug ?. l7-2. L. o. Gordon. La.
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0FFICiAL DIRECToBY
State OKeers;
Supreme Court:

United States Senator, W. P. KELLOGG
3, ]. JONAS
Representative. 9Th Dis, J. FLOYD XXX
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04

MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE SALE.
DEFAULT having been made In the payment
Two Hundred and Thir,y-h and lo-1oo Dol.
which is claimed to be due at the date of this no.
Ard delivered y v; v: Gosper aud EHzsbetS
ham Co.. saxses, GEARING date '" The n tx
day Of January. <. u. 1881, and duly recorded
II the office 81 the Register Of Deeds in and
shs dsy S MAN. AND sft q
O'clock M in Book B" Of mortcaees 1 on n as
So and no actionor proceeding at law or other.
wise having been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now. therefore, notice Is hereby given that Nv
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said mort.
cage, and pursuant to the statute in such case
fOreclosed, and the premises described in ana
- The southwest quarter "a Of section, Twenty.
TWO ls2l Township One Hundred and Four (lOa)
IL Mobiles County. and State of Minnesota =.
VIII The he her hereditsmsnts and
derfor cash, to pay said debt and inteFsst and "
Twenty-Fiv Dollars Attorneys fee as stipulat-
ed In and by said mOrtgagetn case Of foreclosure.
sale will be made BY the sheriff Of said countv'
at the front door OF the Court House in the VII
lage OF WorthngtOn In said County and State on
The 10Th day of April, A. u. 1882,
Atl O'clock p. M, OF that day.
Dated, March 10. A. d. 1852.
JOHN w: BRIGHAM, EDWARD B. BOWEN
of"J; "; Brigham & o." Mortgages: VIC 80 '
Il. e: GRASS, Atty, Currie, Mimi
First publication, March le. 1882.
Last publication April q, 1852.
The above mortgage Is hereby postponed until
hour and at the same place.
Dated April 25th. 1852.
JOHN W. BRIGHAM, EDWARD d. BOWEN, JOHN
w. BRIGHAM, JR., constituting the firm Of j.
W. BRIGHAM e. Co.. Mortgages
II. C. GRASS, Atty,
Currie, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04
TAXING RAILRAOD LANDS.


A communication from the State
Auditor to Auditor Mills was read at
the Assessors meeting on Saturday in
(which the State Auditor says concern
ing the taxation of railroad lands held
by contract:
The Attorney General advises me
that tho law only permits all assess
ment of the interest and Improvements
Of the purchaser in such lands, which
interest and improvements are to he
assessed as real estate.
Since the Assessors meeting ad-
journed, Auditor Mills received letter
from the State Auditor in which no
says:
The interest Of the purchaser Of such
lands will have Of necessity to be Oh
tanned by assessors from occupant
where there is one.
This latter clause we publish at the
request of Auditor Mills. At. tho time
of the meeting lie was under the i'm
preston that 4 list of amounts paid by
the purchaser would he furnished
through the State Auditor, and that
such amount would be entered against
such tracts, rs representing or show
ing the interest of the purchaser, and
he 50 advised. Assessors are request
ed to make a note of later advices from
the State Auditor above quoted. and
to act in accordance Herewith in as
sessing the interest of the purchasers
Of contracted lands.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04
GOOD REPORT E0R pRIL


EDITOR ADrANCE: Thinking that
perhaps u recapitulation OF tile real
estate sales in Worthingtin made by
Hon. G. II. Smith, Field Agent of the
st. Paul Il Sioux City Railroad, during
the month Of April, 1882. might be OF
interest to your readers. I submit the
following statement, as it appears up
on the records Of the office:
F. A. Torrance, lot S, bl. 80. censid.
Grafton 500.
Sarah G. Madison. block IS, $500.
Il. u. Barber, lot 8. bl. 16, $50.
G. II. Perry, lots As 6, bl. 80. 1925.
Laura A. Crandall, lots IL, bl. 80,
Kew. D. G. Gum, lots 90, bl. Is,
$l25.
Addie Chevalier, lot 4, bl. 80, $50.
w. A. Peterson, agent for u st. Paul
party, lots 1-2 bl. 26. $50.
N. n. Doane, lot 6 bl. ~. $40.
Geo. O. Moore, lots HIP bl. %. SITS.
Edgar A. Darling, lot bl. 20, 500.
Total. S1,745.
In addition to the above. I have sold
the DIR. Crever house and two lots 1921
bl. Is. Worthington, to Judge Wilson.
for ST 100, and the nj of nj at nw@
13-1O2-4O to Sarah G. Madison, for $40,
making 4 total of sales at this Office of
So, 285 in 80 days. and this is only Just
tho advance guard of what is coming
within the next six months.
The above does not include the sale
to the Creamery Co., of 5 acres, which
is completed except executing the
papers. W. A. PETERSON.
Asst Field Agt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04
HHERTFk,N NAI.E


ID District Court for the Sixth Judicial District
in and for the county Of Mobiles and State Of
Minnesota upon Judgment issued and docket
ruary A. D. loS2 in certain action wherein
Daniel isohrer is Plaintiff AMI Eugenia Clippen-
ger Is Defendant, in favor of said Plaintiff and
Hundred and Twenty One Dollars and Forty,
Five Cents, (es2L45), I have on the 9th day Of
t F;s;Sr%a,y lss2 Levied upon an the rsht
Cippenger to the following described real estate,
Lot number Three l$l in block Seventeen (l7)
AID the Following: Begi""ine At the south
west corner of section y. township luz, range 40
west; thence running north II 6!'i0O chains
to the sone % rn""
sou hwestcrly along the shores Of said lake, to
2 point thereon, due east OF the starting point
thsnce due west to the place OF beginning coll
., Also the following: beginning So rods and IL
links north Of the southwest corner of section
p, township l02, range 20; thence running north
shores Of West Okabena Lake, $50 rods: thence
running to the northeast corner Of land sold by
Mons Distad to Francis Amelia Careyf |;
place Of beginning ;containing three acres more
And will sell the same. or 50 much thereof as
COSTS at the front door Of the court house in the
village Of Worthington In the county and State
Aforesaid, Oh
Friday. the 18th day Of April A. D. 1882,
At 10 O'clock q. m. Of that lay:
Dated WOrthingtOD. MIMI, Feb p. 1882.
II. II. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Mobiles County, Minnesota.
DANIEL ROHREK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First pub. March 2, 1882.
Last pub. Apr. :, 1882.
The above sale Is adjourned until Friday A.
pSll q, 1852, at ten o'clock q. m.
r. r. MILLER, Sheriff.
The above sale Is adjourned until Friday,
April 18th, 1852, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
Il. Il. MILLER, Sheriff.
The above sale is adjourned until Friday,
May eth, 1882, at 10 o'clock q. m.
RR. MILLER Sheriff.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-04
REAL ESTATE eANSFlERX.

REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
We are indebted to Register of Deeds
Johnson for the following report Of
real estate transfers during the month
of April:
Caroline Grant to Elizabeth Smith,
lot block Is. Worthington, $500.
Richard Eldredge and wife to Jack
son Tharp. sw+ 7-1O2- 80 and Sc l2.l02-
40, 3d. 800.
s. G. & St. P. u. r.. Go. to Sarah G.
Madison, block 46, Worthington, $500.
S. G. & St. p. r. r. Co. to Leroy
Cole, lot 4 bl. 2, Worthington, $125.
f. +. Drake ct TX. to Martha A.
Sanford, lot IL bl. 40, Worthington,
500.
E. F. Drake and wife to Mary Tier.
zig, lot 8 bl. Al, Worthington. 500.
Julia NJ. Plulner to e. X. Hart, net
14-1O4-4O. 81, 600.
B. H. Crever and wife to G. w.
Wilson, let's 2o-2l bl. IS, worthington,
$1,100.
Martin Heiser and wife to Living
Arch Chapter No. %. Worthington,
lots % bl. 8. Worthington, $3.50.
E. F. Drake and wife to Elizabeth
A. Chadwick, lot IA bl. IL, WOrthing-
ton, 1925.
r. F. Baker to Mary Ann Lury, ST
nw4 r. 104- 80, $500.
John Ball and wife to Frank L.
Dean, nw4 14-10l-4l, $500.
:. c. Il St. P. Il. H. Co. to David
Griffin Gum, lots go bl. Is, Worth
ington. $125.
Charles T.. Pope, ia Geo. ". Wilson
ct al. trustees w. NJ. E. Church. lots
80 bl. Is, Worthington. $3.50.
Alfred F. Scott to Miles n. Cruik-
shank, set 26-103- 80, 81, 500.