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BurlluRame. KAnss

AUCTION -SALR.-BY THE LYON Co
(Rs) BRKxDERs' ASSOCIATION. The
above association will sell ct public au-
ction 81 the Fair Grounds. EmpoFia.
Kas, Thursday. Sept. Z. 1889. at 10
o'clock q m, 100 head Of thoroughbred
and high grade cattle Of different breeds,
viz DuThAms. HcreFordS, GAlloways,
Holsielns and their crosses One Lot OF
rs pure-brsd 6hOrt-horns that have been
bred for their beef and milking quail
ties. Among theae are some line show
animals. One lot Of IS GAllOWays part
OF which were imported last year and
the balance are Canada bred. In this
IOG II the celebrated COW Princess Of Kir-
ckoanoll and her calf This has been
awarded more premiums in her native
country than any other Gov that ever
crossed the 0cssn. One lot Of % pure
bred Holsteins OF tbs hest milking iami-
lies. The balance are Hsfefords and
high grade Short horns. The Galloway
bull McI.sod 10 Drumlentrd. bred BY
che Duke OF Baclue Scotland, has been
freely used on all the different breeds
offered at the sale. The &LOle lot IL
composed mostly oT COWS, heifers. and
calves Of both sexes.
Terma-A credit OF six mouths, and
Ons year will Do given on bAnkAbls
paper. +. McHARDT q J. p. HALL
Col II. w. PRAasALL. Auct'r. Em-
poria. KAnsaa-
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The welsh Presbyterian Social

The Welsh Presbyterian Social
The social given at the Welsh PFesby-
terrain church last Tuesday under the d.
rectiOn of Misses Lizzie Jones and
Sarah Evans was very largely attended,
and we are pleased to learn that the
proceeds reached the snug sum of SEQ
The program embraced vocal and instru-
mental Music, recitations, select read
ings. essays, etc, all of which were up
to the usual high STANDARD of the per.
faFmanccs by that s0eieiY.
A pleasant feature OF the evening
was the proclamation, TO Miss Lizzie
Jones, OF q handsome dictionary of
music which was a highly appropriate
gift. The proceeds will be applied to
the purchase of new library for the
Welsh Presbyterian Sunday school.
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A HandsOme ImproVomeat

FL SpEague has completed the
grading Of the floor of the Whitley op-
era house, and the chars have beeA ar
ranged in tiers which rise one above the
other. making an elevation Of nearly
three feet from the orchestra TO the en-
trance. There is now not . seat in the
house which does not command q full
view Of the stage. and the improvement
In the appearance Of the auditorium by
virtue OF the change which has Just been
made cannot be fully appreciated with.
ous . visit % the opera house. Emporia
has now . theatre which ia not sur
passed In the state for beauty and
couveniencs, and the effect Of such an At
tractive and appointed opera housi
upon the character Of amusement
which Wait our city. cannot be oVer-es
Iimased.
The management have booked large
list OF nrsI-clAss attractions for the CON
ing season, and the enterprise which
they have Shown IN supplying EmpOriI
with . place Of amusement which vii
compare taSorahly with many Of Ii,
opera housss in cities Boosting pop
ulation OF from twenty To fifty thOusanC
ahonld he anc0nrARed hx a lihsseal naaso.a
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NdiSAGO. august 81. 1857
Nhcat-Ea>y ana = shade lower. regular
5! O.,
Cora-Steady; 1879.
Gats-FiEner; 40xo
Eyc-G7c.
HaTicy-SSc
i'ori-EaSy shade OF; $2I 90
ialti--WeaE and lower; Sl2 32E
On change to-day wheat was very steady
and = tribe ca ser 4: II O'Clock. Corn. easy
and unchanged. oats, y to 4: higher Pork
l5s52e}so lower. Lard. 5GI0c. Receipts to
day are immense, grain ugsresatlns about a
million bushels
Hogs Receipts, I7oi0; fairly active and .
10 l'c lower: liz ut. 81 seas 20; mixed packing
s. 0Gs5 CO. hs;.yy, IS 7Ods -.
';at5lc-Receipts :. 500; duh and loc lower:
exports. s. ooG7 60; good 10 choice shippins
So ielb690; common TO fair. 81 Oc635 g6; butch
cfs, u 69@I 90; stooters ami iee,iers. s. 500
20: Texans. s. i0sl4 90.
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Hallway Racket.

The Santa Fee is expanding Q large
amount. of money In extensive terminal
facilities at Argentine.
Tom Kelly, the popular conductor on
the Eldorsdo branch of the Santa Fe,
has been in the employ of the company
nearly nine years.
On last Sunday week special train
was sent to Eldorado tO'carry ply
sician whose presence was urgently de.
manded at the suck bed nf lady. The
run of thirty miles from Florence was
made in thirty eight minutes, Tom KEEL
ley, conductor.
, In Texas the state authorities are 60
ing to test the, question whether Mr..
Gould is above the law requiring Texas
railroad companies TO maintain their
ganeEal office in the state. There is said
TO be similar law on tie statute books
sGt' Kansas.
Mention was made few days since OF
delay of trains on the Santa Fs, coca
stoned by wreck near Emporia. The
1HuuOCB OOfb GoAIlg oASSl tnC dCOA 10 hdO
been cleared away, made the wonderful
ran of sixty-two miles in one hour and
eight minutes, three stops being made.
Two miles we're run In one minute and
fifty seconds Lew Talley. a young
man, was the engineer:
There continues TO be considerable
talk IN railroad circles over the proba-
bile retiring of Col. Talmage from the
management of the Missouri Pacific.
The fact that he has twice visited New
York recently, and is there ut present,
with probability of remaining some
days longer, is thought to be significant,
and the outcome Is locked forward 10
with considerable interest. II. he does
go, there will undoubtedly be radical
changes made all along the line
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Alteration. E1-sold.ers and sAllo.s.

Headquarters EX-SoLDlERs AND SAILoRsl
OF LYON COUNTY, KANSAS,
Emp Ria. Kansas, Aug. %, IS82.1
GENERAL ORDER NO. L.
All ex-soldieTs and sailors of Lyon
county who wish and expect to try to
sttend the second annual reunion of the
ex-soldiers and sailors of the state oil
Kansas ut Topeka, Kansas, September
11h to 18th next, as an organization
from Lyon county, are hereby ordered
To cause their names to he enrolled by
the recruiting officer of their respective
stations on or before September LIST,
1882 Said recruiting officers are:
II. F. Mcmillan, Agnes City.
D s. Avery. Alien P. o.
Frank Yansickle, Elmeadsro.
P. r. Osborne, Plymouth.
Geo. Hayworth. Patty's mill.
Jas. TraylOr, Traylor's.
John W Knox, Fremont.
: A. J. Andrews, Neosho Rapids.
j. H. FeFrin, RocksCreek
Frank Hawkins, Americus.
Owen Davis, Emporia township.
I. A. Taylor, Hartford.
: Capt. Stratton, Reading
T. E. Best, Ivy.
Robert Pollock, Waushara. -
w. o. Ferguson, Emporia, First
ward.
o. j. Russell, Emporia, Second ward.
w. F. Chsltant. Emporia, Third ward
VIM. Gilchrist, Emporia, Fourth
ward.
BY order of executive committee.
Col. j. w. FEIGHAN, Chairman.
= IoHE ALLEN Senrefaru
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San Francisco, Cal, Aug. ga
Caiabasas dispatch says band of IN
known Apaches raidsd the valley early
this evening, AMI il Is reported have
killed quite number of men. women
and children. amounting - twenty in
all They have taken the ranches from
Calabasas to this line, and the people
are coming into CAlabasas for safety.
jos Band has crossed the line into Ari-
zonia. aud it is believed that is IL he
who is raidius tbs settlements. Capt.
Madden, commanding ri Fl. Huachahua
is in pursuit. The Indians are raiding
Santa Cruz valley. The killing oil
Martinez and family yesterday occurred
Eonly fifteen miles south OF the tragedies
reported from CaIabasas.
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The 0RAHDEsr SALE OF THE 6KAsON.
PKARsALL's BEsr EYTORT.-I will sell
.ForWm. Il. Douglass a. bis pasture. I -
miles south and , mile east Of Read
log on Friday. september 1, 1882, at 10
O'Clock a. m, the following property:
% head of COWS. with calves by their
Sides; IL thrce-year old heifers, some
with calves; 10 two year old heIIers; 10
One-yeAr old heifers: so one-year old
steers; 80 two-yeAr old steers; pair of
splendid work mules. and ono Short
horn bull. pedigreed.
The above cattle are very high grade,
bred from thoroughbred bulls, and cows
purchased from Weaver. ars bred from
lhe famous bull George b. Mcclellan,
and are mostly dark red in color.
Terms of Salc-Eight months time
will be given secured by good bankable
paper drawing 10 per cent interest Five
per cent of for cash.
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PUBLIC SALa.-I vill offer for sale for
john z. Davis. ~ his farm four and .
half miles southwest OF EmpOEia. on the
Cottonwood, on
TUEsDAX, sEPTRABER 6TH. 1852,
II 10 O'Clock - m. the following prop
erty:
is cows with calves by their sides. 8
milch cowa, 3 iwo-year-old Steers, 2
three-yearold heifers. yearling steers,
yearlIng heiGers. 1 threO-yearold bull,
good grade, span Uf extra work mules
i've and seven wears Ole, nve-ysAr old
work horse. thrre-ysAE-old mare colt,
! TWO. yeaf.oid colt, I YeAEllng colt. 4
Sows and Pig. 10 good stock hogs, Q
ahoats, IS or 20 acres Of corn on the
ground. = quantity Of oats and wheat
straw. stack OF mlllet, . twohorse
wagons. spring wagon, stirring
ploWs, two-horso cultivatOrs, 3 one
hOsHe cultivAtors. I seed drill. 1 harrow,
Q sets OF double harness and other
things not mentioned.
TKRMs or HALE:-All snma Of Is and
under. cAAh: all over Is eight months
time will be given with eight per cent
interest and bAnkAble paper. exeepI
corn and roughness. which will b. -four
months time without interest with four
per cent on for cash on all time.
john z. DAVIS.
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DENIAL

RsrutAtIOa OF = Report Regarding Dis
ropHtAbls Parties AG the ResIdence az
w. II. P0nheId, Of Heading.
READING, Kan. Aug. 25th 80.
EDIToRs NEws:-H appears from d.
rect inquiry from many citizens oil our
CITY. Is veil a. other parts Of the c"un-
y. that the report that w. Fl. Fenaeld
has been running disreputable evening
parties NJ his home, has gained credence
to great extent among the good people,
and 10 refGte the same and vindicate the
characters Of our wives. sisters and La
dies who were in attendance, we
make full and complete denial Of the
charge, regarding il As base libel, and
having its origin through malice with
those who wished not only to injurt Mr.
PenGeld's character, but who in their
righteous ardor to crush evil have Ca
Illuminated the names Of our best aud
most respectable people.
The following are few Of the names
Of the gentlemen. signed by themselves
who were present on the night Of the
Ath Of July, 1881, and others Ihst are
conversAnt with the facts, and at which
time the charge was made against Mr..
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the Conebo FIacs,s

CnIcAoo. Aug. 3o.-A San Antonio.
Texas, special says: The wires are doyn
but private letter c1nfirms iha reports
of the C5aca9 Hoods ia Texas,
Six inches of rain fell al over
the northwestern portion n tie
state. Il is estimated that twenty five
thousand sheep, besides horscs, cattle,
mules and sixty 10 twenty-five persons
were s~epi away About Afiy houses
are gnne. IN Laredo The Mexican Ma
tional track was Washed away badly on
Sunday. Further destrectlaa is feared
when the Concho waters reach the Rio
Grande.
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Msssrs Rand,,,Uh e Randolph

Asssrs Randolph & Randolph will
start thfrty-eight head OF fine Berkshire
and Pollard China short hogs to the fair
nj Newton next TGesday. From there
they go TO the Wichita fair, then return
to the State fair. from there 10 Bismarck
fair at Lawrence. there 10 the Kansas
City Exposition. and after that return
home. Last year their hogs took q
largenamber Of premiums wherever they
were exhibited, and this year they ex-
pect TO do still better. They value their
shirty-eight hogs at $4,000. For one
hog they refused an offer Of $50, hold
ing him a. $500, Lovers Of fine hoga
win be welcomed Al their ranch south OF
town if they desire to look at the stock
bef,re il is taken a~ay.
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At st. Louis

ct LOUIS, August so. 1882.
hoGS Receipts. l,20J; shipments. none;
steady and unchanged; pigs. and light YorL-
rrS' ;. tG@si0; good Workers. IS 2C6rS &c: :
s. 59cl7 90
sio"T-5'ea'iy: good expert Gc;aarc: Cor
l,l'Per GTaies
WheGt-Juii :li.t q sh. lie lower. Nm . rs,,
9S5sG99lSc cash, No. ; r, d. 92f5gsl.e; Eo 4re3
sSG-s9c bid
Sorn-Duii ant iower; 7lt.Gb721sc cash
oatS-Quiet; 5sEEkE3sIltc cash.
Pork-Firm and slow; jobbins s22 40.
Lar,j-luIet; $40 30 bid
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For SALE-My farm Of 100 acres, 5
miles NORTH OF the city; all fenced with
hedge and wire; 90 acres broke; 700
fruit, 1000 walnut and 500 cotton wood
trees; house Of four rooms; two good
wells, stable, crib, etc.; also 80 head of
full-grade cattle, consisting Of COWS,
calves and heifers; one. two and three
year old steers; thoroughbred bull:
IS hogs; 100 tons of hay; 20 acres of
corn; farm machinery, etc. Call on or
address RRAsTUs HAMILrOE,
Democrnl Ruildin1
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
rHE PRICES AT TRADE cENrERs
At Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY, August so.
The Daily Indicator reports: Whcat-Rc-
ceipts 70,e9i bus; shipments Is CSC bus; mar
Lct steady; 40 l, cash, ss55 bid; 10. =, cash.
SS1sStic; No. cash, soc.
Corn.-No receipts; shipments SO; market
hEn and higher; No. ?, mixed. cash. Is &c aid
oats-So. :. cash. sia{.
Ryo-Sc. ;, cash, &c bil-
FlOur-steaGy and unchanged
Butter-Active and unchanged; choice
ltG5iSc; store packed. lIG1l2c
EEcs-Sttpaf,cr; I565iBc
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.6hiinarx.


Died, at the family residence, 0n Ru
raj street last Tuesday morning, Maud
infant daughter of A. 81. and Delis
Clark. The funeral took place that after
noon, Elder Lotz, Of the Christian
conducting the services.
. sleep. little baby sIeepi
= Not in thy cradle bed.
Not On thy mothers breast
Heneeforth shall be thy rest,
But with the quiet dead.
Flee, little tender nursing,
Flee TO thy grassy rest;
There the Grzt towers shall bioOm;
The hrst pure aake OF snow
:; Shall TALL upon thy breast
God took thee in His mercy
- A lamb untasked, untried;
lie fought the fight Tor thee,
He won the victory,
And thou art sanetiaed,
Now, lie deW-lrop GhFined
Within . cry sfal stone,
Thou art safe in heaven thou dove,
Safe with the source Of lore,
The Everlasting Ono.
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6rRAYKD Oh sToLEH-FrOm Ihe farm
OF Z. L. GoVen, 10 miles west OF EN-
p0rta, on July 29d, 1882, one bright bay
hsrse three years old. supposed TO weigh
about 800 pounds. branded II on right
shoulder. front feet shOd with plates,
hind feet white, dark main. tail and legs.
15 will b paid for the return Of the
above animal 70 Z. L Gowen, o. Gem
nsrcial street. EmpOria. Kansas, OF At
Gho farm n Stafford, or 81 Burlingame,
Kansas, to L. 8. Niles. A reasonable
amount will be paid for any information
leading To the recovery OF the horse
Z. 8. NILES,
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~. soeleeY 81 Neoahe Fslla

Ers. NEws:-We received to mem-
bership Eve persons At NeOshO Falls
last Sabbath, and appointed leader. thus
commencing an A. II. 3. society in thai
place. They presented their pastor
with . very valuable OveFcOal. price go.
and eS.S4 In cash. God has blessed our
labOrs thus far. We pray that shs work
may 70 on. E. PKRaUs0N.
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The remains Of Mrs- Geo. c. Smith.
Who died very suddenly Al Council
Grove on Monday morning, arrived in
this city last evening. and were taken 10
Illinois to-day for burial. The de-
ceased wAs the mother Of Gilbert O.
Smith, Who is we'll known IL Enporia.
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An evangelical tent meeting will cpn
mence IhIs evening nOrth Of the
Presbyterian church, and will continue
for three weeks The services will be
conducted by Elders Wheeler and Sea
ger, whS are prominent SAbbatEriAns.
A general Invitation is extended to the
nnhlin
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stelen Good Rsco1ered.

Yesterday Frank MosenthaI. of this
city. WAS arrested on = charge Of bur
slary. having entered the housc Off. s.
Brown, of Americas township, by means
Of false keys, in company with Willie
Mcintosh. who was arrested for the same
offense on Monday. Mosenthal confess
70 having committed the burglary, and
IN the afternoon accompanied Deputy
Sheriff Beers to the timber
north of the Neosho, where he said the
stolen goods were cGncealed. Upon ar
irving At the place suit Of clothing was
found hidden under log and was taken
charge Of by Mr.. Beers. The boys are
both in Jail, and will have . hearing be-
fDEe Justice Culver on Friday.
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J. G. Moore dropped his memoran.
dunn book from his pocket st SOden's
mill. He afterwards found the book,
but the money between the lesves-twO
ten dollar bills and ono twenty dollar
bill-WAs. gone. Mr.. Moore will pay
literally for the return Of the money,
which may be left n the NEWS ONCE.
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while McIntosh, AGED is yeara, v

Willie McIntosh, aged IS years, was
arrested By constable johnson Monday
on charge If breaking into the house
Of J. 8. Brown, Of Americas township,
on the 18th day Of August, BY means Of
false keys, and will have . preliminary
bearing before Justice Culver on Friday
He Ia Al preaanf In iaIl In ihia citv.
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NOTICE TO CONTRAcToRs.-The board
of education will receive bids for the
seating Of the new school building ~ ITS
next regular meeting. Ia be held in the
High school building on the evening Of
Monday, September 4th. Agents desir-
Ing 10 compete will present a sample
seat 10 the board for its inspection.
D N.a~rer4.uV rfo.lr
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DIVORCED OR NOT4


suit Against the Burns Estate by Chii-
= 9dren OF His First wife.
Topeka Capital: A letter was writ.
ten 20 a prominent legal firm of this city
several weeks ago by a Brooklyn lawyer,
asking them TO commence suit against
the estate of Hon. Ross Burns in behalf
of his first wife and her two children.
The reporter of the Capital who read the
letter at the time said nothing about the
matter; by request, as it was thought at
that time that it could be settled without
making the matter public. But recent
issues of eastern journals give the story
publicity. Mr.. Burns children, two
young ladies, reside in Brooklyn with
thar Mr.. Burns was never divorced. His
first wife heard that Mr. Burns was dead,
the letter stated, aud she married again,
hut her 81 eond Husband is now dead.
The woman. purpnrting u be the FORM
er Mrs. Burns. Is i'll in Brooklyn, and
nothing has been done since the letter
was received. There was always more
or less mystery connected with the early
life of Mr.. Burns, but no one in the
west who. ever knew the man
will believe, unless proved beyond all
doubt, that he married his present wild
OW without a divorce from his first WIFE,
The estate is understood to be so disposed
of that Mrs Burns, of this city, has
nearly all of il safely secured.
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sneeIaI aTeeting-o. q. Il.

uE4DQI sKTEEa sHP3EIA Ecsz- 80. so
q. A. i. GJEFAE HIN or kASs AZ.
EEP0RIt. EAssks, ACg. . =, 81
There viii be a special meeting If the
Post on Thursday evening % his weak.
Il is hoped there win b. = full atteTd-
ancc Of mem5ers and applicants for
muster, as this IS the lsst uaettiae bus
one before the reunion at Topeka
j. A TaUNe, Adj',
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ORDERED TO FIRE THEIR MUSTER
ROLLS
General Order No. 2, To Recruiting
nAa4U-a

General Order No. 2. To Recruiting
Officers.
EADQUARTERs Ex-SOLDTERs AND SAILoRsl
OF Lyon COUNTY, KANSAS, GENERAL
ORDER, No. 2, knporia, Has. Aug. 49,
All recruiting officers appointed I'M
der orders of Saturday, August 9th 1882,
TO muster aud report all ex-soldiers and
sailors of Lyon county, desiring To at
tend the Second Annual Reunion of ex-
soldiers and sailors ofthe state of Kan
sas, al Topeka, Kansas, September 11th
to 10th, are hereby ordered to file their
muster rolls with the secretary. at his
Office in the News block On or before Mon
day, September 5lh, 1882, in order that
the Lyon cnNnts del egatinn may
be fully organized. Muster and report
all who wish AMI expect TO try TO go
with the delegation.
By order of Executive Committee.
Col. j. w. FEIGHAN,
Chairman. JOHN ALLEN.
Secretary,
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A magnificent silk nag, trimmed with
bullion fringe, has been received BY
Cliff Burge for EmpOriA Post. No. IS
G. A. R.. from II. c. LIlley q Co. Of
Cincinnati. The staH IL OF rosewood
and ls surmOuntsd with . gilt-sagle
The cost Of nag and StaR was &77.55-
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The lurid intimati0n 10 aflOat that Il
the Kansas Democrats insist on inserting
an anti-prOhIbiIiOn plank 10 their plat
form that there will be . DemOeratic 81.
John club organized In this city with
twelve hours After the conVenIinn I'd.
jo1rus.
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As little BON OF James p. Dryden
was riding horse ID water TO the Neo-
shO Sunday the saddle turned, and
the lad was thrown under The hOrAe,
which stepped upon his arm. breaking
the bone aud MASKING 1t very badly.
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DR. @. SrKPHRMsoN, of Chicago, III.
manufacturer of surgical appliances Of
all kinda for curvature OF the spine.
club feet. bow legs. weak knees. ankles,
etc. The doctor Is SECOND TO no one In
this line Of business this side Of NsT
York City. He 10 . thorough OTthOpodic
surgeon, and . complete mechanic In
the construction Of instruments In this
line. with twenty-five years. experience.
II any one IN thls vicinity wishes true.
honest help ffOQ the doctor In Ihis line,
call - soOn - possible on him at the
Merchants Hotel, EmpOria, Kansas.
where you can have your case examined
free Of charge, and you can learn then
what can be done for you.
Also. the doctor has the best truas for
b06 eases OF hernia or rupture that can
% made. The very worst cAses can be
held safe and comfortable with them.
They will lest longer than four OF the
common tFuaass- Don't fail to zee them.
II You nesd one 10 make you safe 81 AL
times.
The doctor will remain here e leasl
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The annual meeting OF the Americas
Cemetery company will be held next
Thursday.
Mr.. Hutchens let his horse, hitched 10
a buggy, get away from him yesterday,
and took a run up Main street, No
serious damages.
David Petit has purchased los No.
in Normal.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-31

Messrs. PerrIsr. Weiss and Myers
were arrested Monday for Ssllipg liquor
In violation Of Law by Marshal Birdsall
aud Policeman RomAine. Their trial is
set for next Monday before Police Judge
Barnes. tl..
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-31

Why would II not be y good idea for
our council TO cause the parks 10 this
city TO be thoroughly soaked with water.
Il would do the trees and blue grass
much good.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-31

We never had an idea Of the size ol
the Democratic party In Kansas until
the train came up from the south yesler
day ON the Missouri Pacific.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-31

The EmpOriA Democrat will not be
issued this week until Thursday, 50 that
the paper may contain an account of the
state convention which IOsess 10 this city
tO-morrUW.