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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23

The city presentetF' a lively scene OF
fun and -hiIaFisy Tuesday! Thezsfoss
and sleet which FILL Saturday night md
Sunday was frozen 5fIts a solid body OF
ice by the colsizNind Of Sunday might.
Monday il moderated eneugli va as' III
melt the surface little, and last night
early that froze again making the SUR
face almost as good foriskatfng as'iregu-
Jar lee. The boys were Aging in" every
direction on skates, and she slcigif bells
made the IaOoH.Iit and'meTlow night air
merry with their musical Jingle! I'm
promptu skating parties we're enjoying
the fun, and the boys and girls mingled
their hearty daughter with the music eol
the sleigh bells. Altogether 0iti was "a
winter scene not often presented Ia
Kansas iiat 81 ss5esa sea b. aans nj :
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II. EanaIis Uuknown.

A Lowell Massachusetts, SD we oh
sO-ye, cites the C use of Mr.. r. II. Short,
proprietor of the Belmont hotel that city.
who suffered with rheumatism for sew
enteen years without finding relief from
any of The numerous remedies employed.
until he applied st. Jacnbs Oil" new
er found any medicine that produced
such remarkable and instantaneous ef-
feet as !. did" says Mr.. Short.-Lyons,
Iowa, Mirror.
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Tie next meeting of the T.yoa County
Horticultural Society win take place
AT the office Of the president, Robert Mil
hken, on Saturday afternoon ut 2o'clock
February 25lh. DIR. CordIcy's lecture
Announcei for tlle last meeting will DC
given on this occasion, aud atranse-
nenls for the March exhibition of fruit.
antvegetablcs win be made at Ma
time. 4 full attendance of tiic mHtnlper.
is desired. 49,. y 49,. :
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A Handsome Present

p Mr.. A. T. Taggart, route agent of the
Adams express for the Santa Fc, was tho
recipient Tuesday of a very handsome
clock from friends al Denver. The
movement Is encased in II beautiful and
artistic continuation of various varieties
of ores, quartz, smoky topaz. petnficd
woods and other minerals, and the nov.
city of the design as we'll as the beauty
of the workmanship, coupled with thu
fact thatit serves to express the high re
gard in wiiich Mr.. 'Taggaft is held 10y
the donors, reRders:tlIe gift enc of great
value 10. recipient. e.z sns.3 80. sane. ...s
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Boston Wool harker.

BOSTON. February Is, 1881.
Walter Brown 4 Go 3 Boston Weekly Wool
Circular OF Feb. 6is:h gives the following quo
tatiosss for Kansas wool:
Good. Ordinary.
Fine .....-..- =. 49,. .. .2fs6s2S 27Gl25
Medium .2SlL3I 25fCz1
Coarse -. 49,. $3.50. e.. 1909 ----. -.
since the first of III. month the wool mar
kel has been nore quiet than was expected
By the majority OF the trade, and prices,
WkEsh IL wa though lmight advance five per
cent from last quotations. arc to-day not
quite 50 strong month ago.
It is not probable that there will be any
material Improvements 10 the values of %Ools
during the Hext lew weeks, we are now 50
scar the new clip. that bot5 dealers and
manufacturers Gnd their inteFe-ts lie together
IN preventing any abnormal advance. In
Gne grades there Is not II els TO be any great
surplus before the next shearing amt holders
Ia consequence express much confidence ia
present prices being maintn ned
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FIVE CENT coLUM MN.

Advertisements are inserted in this column
for Ave cents line each inseTfiGn-ayeF-
aging seven words to he line
DEwARD-l viii pay i've dollars reward
III for the recovery OF = light bay stud colt.
one year obi last May. both hind feet white
20 iJastern joint. a little white Ia forehead.
Escsped in August last from the pasture liz
ear Normal school j. r. fULNER
TNt5R SA LENS thoroughbred bull Ire
g fold DUKE number 593a. bred by L. seost
Paris Kentucky. rrefoii Duke has live pIire
DUKE crosses through mis- sire and grand sire
II aFing used him. for two years his stock raay
lie seen on my place. Ills color is red and
al his calves are red. visit 90 ny farm
" III satisfy anyone OF the improved value OF
the stock also have q Tot or three and
four year old colts for sale.l ss; is lz5ast
fkDOLLAkS REV ARD. = StrayeIi. enc
% horse mnle coming two years old. dark
l9oEn or black color: no marks or brands
u X. MILLER. Americas.
OTRAYED OR Stolen One brown e.
- log with = little ~ hife ia lace, mingled,
MT plain mixed roam hair, heavy. M ana anil
tan. One bay. sspooth, light 1Iley. branded =
7ch FSell top y Sn left shoulder; three yeaFs
old Bext spring a iibornl reward srfli Ie
: - ..s,5 - r. HARBKRR.4f,.f
-aF-itst Madison, ensas.
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. NormaI Notes,

By an oversight about iialf Of the pro
granite be presented nm Friday night
at WhHley's opera house was omitted
tuesday, To that which was publish.
ed then this very important ad!
dition should be EIlade. ~ t-,~a-si
Exercise with bean bags zn'"H#"1
Gymnastics Will Indian clubs.
Music, K r. Band
Club race between THE Reds" and
sRluessa II szlzeta siz.f gys- So
Calisthenics with dumb bells. ~ ssi7'
Music, Jelley-Evening Bells 7Fz
There will be twotableaux ON Friday
evening. the one, "Ki,.s Return" the
other, %Littie NeIlss Death Sec new "
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4 Boys Luck

T1N NoTristgsT (Pa9 Herald IN re
dent issue referred 4nasng Others. to the
bll0wing casesf special interest. They
Orc their own cOmmentaFy., Mr, 6amu-
a c. Nyce resides At 800 Marshall street,
idnAs AH1ids tses gesp5HsibIeF position Of
,jbu1aal clerk IN tie PennBJ fEaaia 4egis.
lAtpTe, at Harrisburg. While MrsNyce
'dnd family we're in the Country recently.
His BOY aged three years, Tell and breke
lie recovered! but d very trou-
,tiesoine zat.Ene@ SET. In and he could
scarcely use the leg. The injured liusb
gas rubbed several times with st. ia
IdDBseOif, ANA the stiffness was 50 much
Teduesd that the boy ttas shIe to use iils
leg fEeeIy. DIR, Knipe sGids hves tke
de of, ST, Jacobs Oil that cprcd The
iaiff1ess BIZ Nyee himself used. the
dreas German REMEDY for toofifhche
n ithzgood effect, and fslso sEor b. ispFain
and pains Of .Ehspmasic .Hssnre. and al
Ways With good effect. Mrs. Nycel also
says she thinks the oil Is q splendid
tking; atd she 6lwaS s Keeps II on hand.
3 ia 81 Lat =
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A selection Of ipcws.teok pl&cesat'the
Presbyterian chuschs last Tuesday and In
connection ibsreEsIth - Haneealt and lit
erary sOcial which proved a zsgy pleas!
ant affair The program csnsssted 0fa1
anthem by the choir; vocal ssOlOSaby'
Misses Hoxiss and Eozsels1&s'; saaEeeit1-
tIon by Miss. Mamie RastHiah = aatl q
hymn and secisationat eaGn biaed, by
Miss Lon Clark and Miss-Anaa BigssE
something sitter the style Of RselE Of
Ages" asrendeFed By the Swedish Omar
tet1e and Miss Gezin4e. The aatendaRcs
Wrs good, and every one present cnjoyed
the eYening..- - -. saa .-aa.l W. ..l.1..
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] sszisfsea s.szsa. - ts@ stes rssz
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.-..15.5 i Eureka Etehiags. - ..r4- L..r
1;R Phenis, arrived home last Fri
day from. visit among relations in In
diana. Judge Graves held an adj
journed term Of epqqFt Last week. -. That
the St. Lp ~, s. i ". road will be soon
built TO this city is settled. Contractors
Whitaker and Bennett have part of their
rieh in town and will have their
entire force at work grading IN less than
Il Aweete! = Washington's birthday will
beeeiebFaietiin Eureka Wednesday even
rug by,a literary and musical entertain
ment gives fog tho benelit.of the build,
ing fund for the Congregational church.
,ar.Quite 4 number of our citizens con
template attending the,l conductors
ball At Emporia the ED, sThe. Chris
tian church has been holding a series Of
meetings, A fair amount oflain-
terest is being manifested, 80.
WHITAKER Z Bennett, contractors on
the st. Louis, Fl. Scott s. Western rail.
road, have the contract for grading the
road bed throngh Eureka and mile on
odCu SLUT THESE BeuLleuQen nave 81
really finished several contracts for this
road. This part or the world was
visited by a'heavy storm ofsleet on Sun
day, and stock of all kinds unprotected
byssheds Or coverings suffered terr fble
We are happy 30 say, though, that the
stockmen in Greenwood county, as t
guile, have ample protection for theil
stock. The Graphic, a,msngrel shec
of this place. is no more THE Demo
cratic party has shown its usual tendcn
cies and absorbed it,. This week I
Simon-pure Democratic i,70rgan will
bloom forth under the management o
Gen. Rogers, a regular old style, moss
back; 1t is a,good thing all around, a
good Democratic paper will do tn.
town and county more good than thu
mongref sheet that has heretofore beer
issued Prom That office. The prospec
for the. fruit IN this part or the STATE
was never better, Unless The storm o
Sunday should kill it. 'J?HAwKER.
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an1,oI.f1,...,,,.-Il,...|" q ,s.,.,.s,JIi; !.

Rev. r J. Hammond, of the United
Presbyterian church, will preach in
Neosho Rapids in shc Baptist church
on next Sunday. FebFuSty SsdR, at IL
/ q. M In ForestsshIii school house the
first Sabbath in March at IL g. M and
il the Plymouth school houss the sec
ohd Sabbash III Amin sitsa ss4sss;l q
] 5.ssg4ff ses,s -,
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on Sunday afternoon as Pat Dough.
eriy was about To step into n cutter al
his residence on Neosho street, the horsc
started uIf throwing Dopgherty TO the
ground. Thea sleigh passed ever him
though aside from a rent in his clnlhing
he suffered no injury. Mrs, 'DougherY
who was already seated in tho .Cuttes
with her child, then seized the lines ani
by her pluck and presence of mind sue
Gee in stopping the horse belape he has
run more than the length. az. . blScl
orSo risn - .l=fts - :
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:, Aye are glad to learn ull 10 Sc 20 QUIZ
Mems Debating Society .'yiiitlt.rs Nfhese
auspices the Swedish, QUarteIle and
Miss Gavin appeared SIC Iis cilS. -Sa.ht-
siFy night, realizetlA quite q snug lizzie
sgpnl from the engagement which wiz
RSdevoted 10 the estaalis ,ol.5 4
literary club roomsa mnelf aFeetletl IN.
siItltion in Emporia. - FlIiS organizes
fl6n-is one which Is WORTHY 6f.s,sRedtt
agement and any future venture which
tIleSmay make in ..the aifeciiGan..of faS
nisldng Emporia with'ainusemeHts such
as they have always bTQughthere Shaald
he cordially supplementary .oRr-..ci4i
zene -.sr1 s.sist -..s7 rc1 49, ~. 1,s sia-+t
7.GllIa, t.,Ha sogt1 pal ~ s.gfs aaI..! sd
Z .a.a..sa
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Communication from the Mayor Iay Re
iafionto HernndIng the Bonds OF
!'.'T-' f',i' Is tht. cry. 81 "'fis'-
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.Hsl 70 rsu s9iodo WI E-=Gdrzt : W
y sASEaag eifistn1ss S1eSs GAOSioessSina n 81
4 e "a e ie4 ~ 3 g s1. .Sl
stifzIu' e6a aeeiiAH with die question on q
he,.a s.si Is 5 sss "A S1 9Ecbe easiiated
\ t9y4t6e Stpft ii assmpQiia.. the plah1I as
{. s,rafpdttst. 10 ef securing lt,ts Tor tl IS
, 'piurIpi'6ise a. Merchants, street bstWee In
EllftiS;9g4a 1SI + aycnnss As the most
4 EjjgJtts baSIIfgA for sacls-anSinPfp9e-
FIhehi. qa71sa'wSss rer- msApy Nycais A net
project Of 1nk News for the county
commits toner's 10 J9ih59itI Tie city in
the purcbasecE Norion's grove, which
was the mast GopSIhient and ;beilsiful
site in lE4v 80 4crh c6ta Rdhse, Nm as
that opportunity has been allowed 10
pass and iIUsI-opnIty has been dlspbsed
o. 10 other parties ;he thing 10 do now
is to make sure of some other desirable
spot for this purpose before the
inevitable advance in property will
double the expense of such an invest
ment. We have always advocated the
ultimate removal of the court house
from its piesent site and il is not too
carly for the commissioners TO provide
for this step ghiehh. is boqads sooner or
later, 10 bec0me a necessity in view Of
the catls ei'fs7 nm .ransed. by passing
trains ,a,Ii YlIJtL -ther nearntSS IF tile
prasarl Eot1l SAaiise'4o 4hes Arst1Toail
renders M iaAtss;yanc+ iITat dam never lie
baSY ibsaibns aGsJ s.i6W ola9 ylia.1'5
10 6ssEJ G9Gtstsr totra., 0aswifha :oJ we
haze bs,snI boheS dmiS, bnE s.sIIbultl
he L4GiFIFols4bq a1rw4h .Hnd no
! p'Te. If SilralbIe .lqcatioIl, could aLefsFhnd
than the, one prnfhsed on 81 stsihlhts
! sheet, gTauEd beire'avaikIbleseIl 81 itlleF
~, SIC tSna an * Ia bro;
7 'nent ans "a g1ntth. 1oW1T.' ifgurei H5&,
- sui l.Et VI
tpre$tlBlalny BhHni h.o,MIl sss6 .ObisiiIeA
Str MI 81 tEG LII ts;.rab .i4assStSa il #
Last
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Correction.

S. A. Brown 81 Co. have purchased the
yard of the Chicago lumber company at
Madison instead of at Eureka, as stated
iATRai EE~si6F saturday. ;. - -.
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rEoat rHs NORMAL.
Further Def,.iIs OF the entertainments
to be Given Friday and Saturday

lei,,i-f z8e,r's ufsTenings. Hall - Z
The music Will be furnishednext Fri
day evening by an orchestra composed
Of the. following we'll known must
.cians: D. C. Waite, first violin; - Il. P.
Harris, second violin; j. w. Murphy
flute; E. r. Peters, violoncelio; D. "
Zeilleys. double bass; Chas. Holmes,
cornet; Miss Lizzie Jones, piano.
Il urday evening at Jays opera
house thef music will be furnished by
ethe Knighis Tt1AplarS' band. need
say nothing TO commend these musici-
ans, they are too we'll known Their
names ale sufficient guarantee for ar,
| tislic, mSsic ~, The music will be
arranged by Miss, Lizzie Jones and
Prof. Sogard :, w
kits Experience" is being rehearsed
daily and we have seen much worse pre-
sensations than this will be, at first
class price. ...r SEA
There will be a Washington's birth
day celebration at the Normal to-mor-
row afternoon beginning at half past .
O'Clock TO which all our friends are cor
daily invited. .... ...s
The Normal was well represented at
the entertainment given by the. Swedish
Qqartctte and Miss Emile Gavin. The
Young Mems Club have the thanks of
all for this rare treat, -. ..4i..'
Please remember YOU can get reserved
serts for Friday or Saturday night at
FFimbie &iTrwin's drug store for only
thisty'five cents That is provided
ysa get there soon enough. ''
j - II I sd sa n DfGoGI1E.
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Phil dIeilmSn has secured the Sc
vices Of Il first-class slddlcr at n a,iinp
who Is helping him GU, on his orders
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Passage or an Ordinance Amending tile
q; Street'RaiI.Fay OrtlinaueeLThe May
or jtlaeI Acceptance
of MIR. Warnings Plans for
Sewerage.
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want 425 good mulberry fence posts
Leave word at Viewers hardware store.
LEWIS LUTZ.
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SATURDAY, Feb Is
Robert Bond, OF EmpOria, came up
FRIDAY evening aud look possession of
his new home, the former residence OF
j. s. Gibson. =. Mrs. Heasley has been
spending few days visiting at Council
Grove. 7. 4. Wright and William
Anderson returned from the annual
meeting of the grand lodge of MaSons at
Topeka yesterday. They report Topeka
as being full and running over with Wis
itors, as there were 500 Masons from
different parts of the state in attendance
besides other societies. NJ. w. Gibson
has taken the agency for the Temper
ance Mutual Insurance Company.
Miss Strain, OF Sparta, Illinois, is visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Nathaniel Wise, of
this place. Her visit was unexpected
and was an agr cable surprise. j. S.
Gibson now sports new team, harness
and wagon, the proceeds of his town
property.
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Report of the Committee on the .Ksoca
ton of Water Works
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g. IL z MllggNIcIRIAlt LEaIaLATgRsi

sessss1qxs EI5w sIGguodI i11f;ue@d
Passage s. Of Ref9lqti9nI RE9SidinE fo
Macas LAM izins COMMERCIAL street
i;;di BStWSesk seventh ana Eishtif u
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THE NOKI3E KNrEHTAINMENrs
Program. 0f Exensisss. fer Friday at
Saturday EARninRa.

Program 0f ExensisGSs fer Friday aud
SSturtlsJ ENeadnga-
- The RrOgram TO be presented by the
Normal students. ut the: Whitley opera
house on Friday evcaing is as foliows:.s
!. .CarnQVales ..i., So. ....... .Rossini
"a. .lisi r. 81. Chorus 3, r,i-.. = .,f.-v
2 TreG gymnastics. as.-.a..-. ...... a--.
j. Kits Experience &~ - :. ..>...--... ..
4. LullahYA s-s-.ae.'. -.-.e..-. -. Emmet
II. he's yfa- Geo H. Alays.. ssve a.ls.i
d. observation-disclosures with rings .. .asa
O.. l am Dreaming of g. Cottage .Whiie
4a4lra..s..44 l-4CheFRs..si sHit. -ztesiIs
AT Jays opera, house on Saturday
evening the following will be the oEder
of exercises sis +aF s.~izlesfr s,,- ss7l
/ /. Pearl Polka. ..4A .ss4k..a T. Band.
/ 2. The DHtchman,s- Address. &. - .s.s.a
.a..a- al ..i as Herman. IEsrsehler.
3. Tree Gymnastics. ..@.a- Is :! !.s.. 4-..!
4, Music. .,s,.. =. !.a.i =. hfuth
.4rs -is. .Grave.otied Al arch. ~ alb "a
5. Essay, /" Physical, Culture, 'se Emma
!. a.s Glover; Read byaI. n. Stout
6. Music, selection from EEaani, Verdi
/ .=a lis.i ads Knights Templars'a Rand
H. Calesthenics Figure with Tings.a..i.
q, Solo, The TaFis FareWehs" s,c- ~
10. The Hypocondriac. .Bf. Vai{htins
Il 1a"a'-a-fIs e. b: VanNess. ''z' E'~'s' -
/ No pains has been spared 10 nialse
these entertainments successful. TIE
music viii be of itself fichtreat as
| glance at our program viii show Til
.calisthenies is something you must no
limfss. "'' go A'f1: z. DA GoGUE
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slrs. Charlie. wolf Is making a
tebefaag II bs'hsed i'd producing; The
military drama of ''Olf Heroes" at the
Wh1tiey opera house Inc %, 81 and 4th
Or next month Il will be used in a
sarade7of eonf9derafc soldiers for whom
fray uniforms have been ordered from
f., ssaI Sazfs - at
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HEDGE PIANTs7-At $3.50 per ,hous-
and, delivered at Thomas & Jones's
g.ocerY. Emporin, by Simon Butcher.
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SEED OATs.SJohn FlqlSer, at the
Pennsylvania aour and feed store, has
ihgrelsbrglecthuuL less cats lFsseeA. Il
is%bry priiiiit, Weighs heavy ifihs is +
variety s!6s oats ~ be desired, Icy ,evriS
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Parties having chandeliers for sale in
Emporia might do well by addressing
the building committee of the L. T..
church.
Candy, crackers, cigars aud canned
goods at 81. w. Gibson's
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SlAtetsssns sof she Fsnaneiai., Co;n.ii, ION q
a HE GIAg and Eseport0f the Tressurer.,
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THURSDAY, FEBRpARGasg rss2'r

GARDEN SEEDs.-GaTden and field
seeds of all kinds in bulk. q. j g, ~. Grit
fIhG& Co'AV leIJfIUb JLl-@
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Z. eLyesaH AIIi,u'ys


fLcLXcEuM HALL, Feb. II, isSe
The eocIeiy was called to order by the
president, aaa opened as usual. Vhe
following ps6grsm was nFesSHfedN Y
lMgSie, solo satf chbraA- ~ n
SSissl ssading. by Hiss Clara Esk
ridSe. 5 si
SOLO, IS, Miss Lizzie Jones. ~
\ Recssl 80
Addressshy Mr.. John r. BnrtoR "A
The ,rFesqre "a EsIllisa ycsscJs'
Tue aAdress y very good, ana etIsSgAau-
alihexRase,l yhe:fOity mAlegipltsM
N45dtidNib nsaea persSlaS Sere
thenSeo0a as oaieefs FOR 90 ~ six
weeksSWHP. Beaahop : Spresjacnt; ],
N. Stout, ates pSSit Ioot; Mis- Ida Da-
Wis, secretary S-a-BisA6p, treasurer
f. b. VanNess. 4. s., Gallagher WIG
Yeager: J: J, Kirby ,Hnf Miss Lizzi'
Jones, directors, n '1FS5S i7 a
The report Of The hoard Of directors on
the construction of the new rostFup AND
the purchase pEa RewstAbte, ENas heard
and acceptsd,ITIOILO--
On motion a vote of thanks was ten
dersd to Mri Barton Barton fHO his aSssllsal
lecture. ..a
solo, 10y Miss Lillian Hoxtc. sss IN.
Adjournment.
HHuK3 5hiEk5sdEiEllRIsIfoP, ,SecT.
.GaiS.IhfIER, p reslS & ~
iszLss..zs! i s<-sss-5s-sss-s-Et 80 ~
Deputy steftft x tamcy ssftet foriy
Ave subpSals sByi day G66fse isait
ttes pak oittIssL .a5stsSL - ~
90 3kH1AH Msa7 IKeEgsy "
~ .e-G4 EHgg.lI 49,
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The streets Monday night were musica
with the Standardization uf The Bills
The sleighing was the bes, We have had
this winter.
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.THE sAMEaIoUs NEws.
EDITED by " EuRIow."
TUESDAY, Feb ?

TUESDAY, Feb 81.
Lyman Haver returned a few days
ago from the Indian Territory, where lac
and his brother Lewis have 600 head of
cattle winiering He looks hale, hearty
and happy. =. We presume from the aP-
pearancc II the blinded windows at G..
S. Wiiley's that he has sold out 1" the
McAuley Bros :. John Craig will
probably go to Emporia next Monday
to work in the sdop of his former en-
ployer, Phil Holman. We wish him
success and are sorry 10 lose him from
among us. We seem la be getting our
winter all in n bunch. =. Sutton x Ma
han report loss OF $50 80 on their last
car load of hogs, owing 10 the recent de-
cline in the eastern markets. Stock
that was without shelter in this storm
has suffered considerably
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23

"A gsntIemaa Who attempted Ia send q
h.tter folded, In newspaper. had the
pleasure of paying q fine of $40 the other
day, tod detective. This ought 10 be a
SasHiBg. Others cGuglft in. that sort Of
{iplati0a viii prObahly ges the same.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23

Nlr G II. Henry, of ibis city, has pa
cUJci n p;l5nt upon fountain for n
storage and distribution of wafer
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-02-23
Mayor. Eastman read the .f0llomink
I The special. committee on water works
reported the following: $50. al

EGlOEIC0 INC AOiAONthS. r.assr.s
To tie Honorable City Council:
GENTI.EMEN: Your committee on 10
cation of water works present herewith
plans, measurements, diagrams, &c, for
the location Oftte works on the Neosho
liver. Mr.. .Merrisisays he will sell the
additional ground on the west side Of
he location as reported at the last meet
ing, at fhe-rAte Of $75 per acre, or on the
9ast side at the rate of $50 per acre. So
The committee recommend that the
additional ground needed be taken on
die west side because on that side Mr..
Norris owns 10 include the north side Of
die river at loW water mark. - 81 is.ti'
While your. committee are of the
,dpinion expressed last August that there
should be an Immediate purchase and
dDndeTnnation Oft the necessary land and
Iater - on "a .ihe . NeOsho. si.,-foF
water works PURPOSES when
the removal shall be made" they would
shso, in view Of the great expense OF
moving the works, ati1e uncertainty cl
fsbme legal points in the matter of con.
demnatien, and in OFdAr that all neees.
4sary time may be had for the perfection
bd location, manner of taking water
Ffkom the river, and In order that every
FI!reeaution may be taken 50 that when
Eihe works are moved no tRSatakss may q
siade, renew their recommendation then
made 10 make arrangements with Mr..
ESoden 20 keep the works where they
nov are for term OF years. i've or less
a the option. of the city. II. such. an. AZ
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