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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01
FREMONT FINDINGS.

WEDNESDAY, FeD. 20.
The frost will soon be out of The
ground ana it is time to sow oats.
Fhe raads again look like they you'd
be good in course of time, if it does not
rain.
The Central Literary did not meet
last Friday night, because of the rain,
but will meet next Friday night.
There was Q big crowd at Fritz Kur-
CONS sale yesterday and cattle sold high.
Corn-fed two coming three year cid
steers brought $4S.
1t was mistake as the last weeks
notes read. ''the rain drowned the rats"
the rats arc ali aboard and Grandmoth-
or RawsoR vas presented with "cake"
and not "cape."
We understand that the Plumb Creek
ers are TO have a masquerade sociable at
the school house-the. females, to pro-
vldp refreshmcRts, the males 10 pay
them "a cents, and the proceeds to be
for the food sufferers, the spelling match
lot having realized an amount equal to
the ideas Of benevolence of the good pee
pie OF that neck of the woods
The Bethel church people are talking
of having an oyster supper sociable in
the near future TO replenish the inclden-
tai fund, and they are also expressing
desire for an organ, but as yet the de-
sires have taken no definite, action.
We think this laudable
snterprlse. An Organ would
be very desirable acquisition and We
would like 10 see the yo1ng people move
out In this matter, and as we have the
neatest country church We have seen In
Kansas we would be glad TO see the pub
lie spirit Of our people-old and young
manifested in the Improvement of the
church lot and surroundings al the CARL.
est date praclieahie. Lar The sod be
broken and an arbor day appointed and
all meet, old and young, male and fe-
male. and plant one or Innre trees, and
il the ladies who have love for the
beautiful would plant flowers, the restlt
wonld he attractive Ia the passers- by
and pleasing to those vino meet there
Sunday, and would speak well for the
neighborhood The same might be'said
of the school house, r.
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More Vandalism.

CHICAGO. Feb. 29.-A rioions demon
sirauon, more serious than that report
ed in these dispatches, as having occur
red a few nights ago, WAS made on the
Chicago ~ Evanston railroad last night.
About Il O'clock q band OF 800 men
we'll organized. marched mp Southport
avenue Ia Fullerton avenue They
were equipped with crnw-barS, iimmies,
and pick axes, and under the direcuoa
of chosen leaders, proceeded 10 tear up
the track for 500 feet The rails were
torn up aud twisted out OF shape. The
ties and road bed were completely de
stroyed that distlncc. The police had
expected a riot but the mob, by straga-
gem, had deceived the officers as To- The
time and place When she lait.r arrived
the rioters formed in line, marched some
distance in an orderly manner and
dispersed. No arrests were made.
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The sorghum meeting was postponed
until Mar1h 9th.
Those who heard the Rev. Dir. Breck-
man last night say he Is an able and flu.
en-. speaker, well educated, and a man
who can clearly elucidate his views.
Mud is DRYING up very fast.
VIII close out at 30 cents per gallon
some very choice domestic syrup, at
III. w Glbson's.
We have added to our already large
stock of family medicine, q supply Of
RlnehaTts pills and condition powders,
at III. w. Gibson'ss
III S, Kansas Rose, White Rose. Fan
cy, XXX. Patent, and Wichita flour,
corn meal, shorts. oilmeal, corn chop,
Oats and corn at the feed sore.
STaAYED-ffom Americus, a year and
a half old bull, mostly red. Any infor-
matiol will be carefully rewarded.
MARTIN McCLEEllY.
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PUBLIC SALES
An Interesting List TO those VYnd Are
About 20 Purchase stock. Ims
nler.nar,fa- -.

Al. Intsresting List 70 those WIND iAre
About 20 Purchase Stock. Ims
plementss sc.
Pubic SALE.-I VIII offer for sale al
my farm Is miles from Emporia, on
Duck creek. ON
MONDAY. Feb 26TH, 1888,
the following described personal prop
erty stallion, 4 work horses, 1.-Two year
old colts. yearling colt, o COWS, 6 three
year old steers, three year old heifers,
3 two year old steers. two year old
heifers, 5 yearling steers, yeasling
heifrrs, % hogs, . sets double harness
l riding cuitivaior. riding stubble
plow, l walking stuhble pillow, mower,
2 double wagons, 1000 bushels of corn,
and other articles too numerous to
numerous TO mention.
Terms OF Sale-Ail sums under $40
cash over SO credit of nine months
will be given with interest at 10 per
cent, with approved security.
A. HEMENwAY.
john Bay, Salesman.
PuHIIc SALE.-I win offer for sale at
my farm, on Allen creek, 8 miles east of
Americas, and 9 miles north of EN-
poFia on
TUESDAY. MARCH G, 1888,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M, The
following property, to-wit: Four fat
COWS, 8 fulfilled three year steers, %
COWS, ali young and all with calf TO
a thorough. bred bull, 8 two-year-old
heiters, 9two-year-old steers. l thorough
bred bull, IL yearling steers, II year.
ling heifers. lumber wagon, tanning
mill, 9 riding cultivators, walking cul
tIvators, and other articles 10 numerous
TO mention.
Terms of Sale-All sums of five dol
lars and under, will be cash; all sums
over five dollars credit of ten months
will be given, at ten per cent interest
with approved security; 5 per cent. off
for cash. JOHN A. LAueHLIN.
COL II. w. PEARsALI., Salesman.
PUBLIC sALE-I will offer for sale at
my farm. five miles northeast of Amer
icns, on Allen Creek,
THURSDAY, MARCH Sth, 1888,
the following praperlyi twenty head
of COWS aud heifers; one high.grlde
bnli; 10 head of yearling steers; : head
of yearling heifers; 2 brood mares;
two-year-old horse colt; brood SOW; 2
young boars, lit for service; also lot of
oak and WALNUT fence posts.
Sale to commence at 10 O'CLOCK sharp.
Terms of sale, cash. L n. SEEGAR
Fl. W. PeaFsall, salesman,
For sALE,--I viii offer for sale the
thorough bred short horn bull, Dukes
Prince three years Old past, with as
good pedigree as any bull in the state.
Price $3.50. D. r. SHErLENnARGER.
February 20, 1888.
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Observation-Disclosures Great Dys.
peptic Cure is Warranted not only to re.
lIcye, nut TO cure the worst case of dys-
pepsia or liver complaint. /: will pro.
duce natural appetite and does not be.
come neutralized to the system. If you
arc afflicted with any of the symptoms
OF dyspepsia or indigestion, use this in
valuable remedy and DC cured. 1t nev.
er fails. In fact, Aromanna is pana,
cca for all tine ills arising from a disord.
cred liver and stomach Price 90 and sc
cents For sale by DR. j. A. Moore.
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Robbed ON a SANTA Ee Trnin

Robbed II Santa Ee Train
commonwealth; 4 shameful robbery
occurred on The platform of car in tho
east-bound Santa Fe train Sunday morn
ing, Mr. lslift, Of DarLaur cauniy, be
ing the sufferer. He and son were 60
ing to Lecomptoa 10 visit another son
and got on the train at the same time
that several members OF the company
mat played at The Globe theatre last
week did, and they crowded around him
calling at the same time for him to
make room to let the ladies up In his
anxiety to assist them the old gentle
man submitted to the erowding process
and afierwards learnsd that he had been
relieved Of his gold watch aud pocket
book containing $40 His property was
moi found
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II stands mt the head-"The Light
Running Domestic" H., not be deceiv-
Ell by INSCRIPTIONS representatives OF
other machines who claim To handle an
improved Domestic, Ali such claims
are fraudulenh and are made for the sole
purpose OF trying to sell a second class
imitation on The known and recognized
merits OF the Domestic. The only Do
mestic sewing machine is manufactured
by the Domestic Sewing Machine com.
pany at Newark, New Jersey, and sold
by Smith & Hail, in Empona. a full
line ON hand of Domestic, White aud
other maohipes. Cali aud examine oui
machines and be suited.
SnTu & HAL.
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a Nerad CIrrrr,n..

Even The patience OF J.,b would be-
come exhausted Were he preacher and
endraHonng To intesrst his audience
while they were keeping up an lHcts-
SAINT coughing, making it impossibl Tor
him Ia be heard Yet, haR very Easy
can ali this be avoided bs simply us;nS
DIR. Kings New Discovery for cansumn.
ton, coughs and coda Trial bottles
given away at B. Wheldon's drug
store. ri
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

Now that spring is approaching the
good housewife begins TO look about 10
see what improvements can be made In
her household economy. II in the pro-
cess she discovers "A dilapidaied sofa or
easy chair her heart is not sad for she
knows she can make it as good as new
and prettier than ever by the iudIcious
investment of small amount of money
ia Newman & Co.'S, upholstery depart
ment where raw and spun silks,
plushes, ferries. jutes, c,etolnes eic.
are kept In proCusion.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The very highest recommcndaiio!n
any manufacturer pretends To give his
wire Is that 1t Is as good rs the Glidden.
The Gladden. is recognized everywhere
Jas the STANDARD. Its immense sale show
sng that people don't care TO try costly
experiments with wire they know moth
ing about The EmDoria Hardware Go.
is the only house that has this sire.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The firm Of Mays & Son. painters, has
been succeeded by that of Mays & Fox,
composed of VIM. l.. Mays, of the old
firm aud Mr.. A. C Fox. late OF Green.
vile, Illinois, who is one al The most
artistic sign painters tllst has ever been
in Emporia. We bespeak fnr Messrs.
Mays & Fox large measure of patron
age.
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For SALE-A six hundred acre ia :
proved farm, 1875 ACRES in cultivation;
running stream of water walnut creek),
honse costing 81 200, corral costing $3.50,
climber for fuel, two good wells with
Pumps; all good smooth land; healthy
climate; n No. 1 ranch, abundant range
and winter grazing
This farm is only Z Of mile from
town, aud is offered Mt So per acre.
Call ON or address
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

NoTICE.-The public is hereby noti-
fed thai IL. j. CLARKE and +. W. IIankey
are no longer associated with ms in any
manner In The insurance business, and
are not authorized To do business for the
German Insurance Company, of Free
port, Illinois, or.any other company that
we represent. SAMSON & MILLER,
District agents German Insurance Com
many
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81 EnNasnAY. ~, 81.

"a. III rk.t amiliarIy keo,n %
the people = Am.sIetIs - ",i.s.lty., .
trie his "a =, s.isa n .Iu &c at The
Psacr nj hull q 4 f'sw days ago Those
who saw HIM say ilai he wi+hi.d he
n tfe, jas. ics- siil firm ;. a.,,I 81 s
th- fs'si i.,ss IL ,s.l,sl,ei.s.-s of ID. law
seil rs one whose avis dapuis is twice
as great.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The following tru,t cs of the NJ. l.
church wcre elected st meeting h,ld at
the church Monday cv.uing for that pur-
pose: DIV. Eastman, + " Drake, G.. ".
Bennett, NJ Steele, John Fluker. J
O. Jones. a. c. Lakin, G. q Wilieit and
ia. Wright.
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schoharie. Ness Co. kansas.

Fog SALE or ExcHANGE.--A brown
stallion, nine years old, 10 hands high,
weight 100 pounds; with no profes-
alonal handling has trotted full mile in
2:44; he Is sold for no fault; the owner
has no use for speed will sell him for
81 900. on will exchange him for cattle,
or viii trade him for farm with timber
and water, outside of herd law county,
and pay the difference.
Address, Huug BURTON,
Eouncil Grove Kansas
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The well merhed reputation OF the
Glidden wire keeps il ia the lead Of all
Others. Wire costs too much money TO
fool with inferior makes. When ynu
buy the Glldden you know You are tax
imp no risks Of being swIndled and ARE
getting The best wire manufactured
Emporia Hardware Compsuy ~ Sole
agent for tho q lidden aud has had ship
ped since the LIST ut Dccembr seven ear
loats "a supply th.ir tra.lt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The public viii miss great opportu-
nifty if they fail to hear Rev. De. Krohn,
OF Atchison. at the NJ. E church this
evening. His ability is acknowledged
wherever he has spoken and his theme
Is one of great interest. His treatment
ofthe subject is said 10 be ent-lttinine
and Instructive IN the highe,t depree
and we hope 20 see thechurch cr,wtlre
this evening.
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CLOTHS.


ST. Louis, Feb. 2s.-William James
and Richard Thompson, who perpe-
trated the extensive railroad rohberies
at Dallas, Texas, and who broke Jail
there some days after, have been re-
captured. They have confessed their
guilt and promise to give away a large
number of their contederaies.
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The Yonne MEMS CIn1,.


The anniversary meeting of ;he
Young Mems Club will be held on Fri.
day evening of THIS week The follow
Ing will be the program of exercises
Music.
Address by The president, s NJ
Smith,
History Of the Club-L r. Wight.
Essay--B. F. Combs.
Music
DebGte-"Resolved. That Gil public
efflcers should he elected by uirecl
cote Of tAe people;p affirmative, L. A
Wright and T. T. White; negative. ]. NJ
McCown and II. G. ..oass.
pratioG-A. Z Parkinson.
Afucio
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MARRIED.

by Rev. Robert A. White. at his resi-
dcnee IN the Summit neighborhood, in
Lyon county. Feb. 2ad, 1888, Mr. George
Dudley, of Eagle Creek, and Miss Aman-
da Hester. of Lena Valley, Greenwood
county, Kansas.
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As will be eeea by refer nee To the
proceedings of the county commission
ers, the bond al ireasuref Wan. Ernst
was approved to-day, tl,r following GER
ilemen being surelics Win. Ernst
G. Hood, Christian Ernst, Philip Ernst.
Albert Ernsi, r. H.. White. Jas. II
Grcrnlcc. H. " PcarsaIl, Rnhi Best
Howard Dunlap.
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Acuunintnnro Ranewnd.

Acqaatntaqfp RsneHeds
}. c. Campbell. OF Woodbury., New
Jersey, who is travelling in The interest
of Green's August Flower. was in the
city Tuesday evening. He and our
good friend Chas. Giosscup were
pla; mites away -lsacl; in ileir boyhood
days, whea .Iewsl APPS, Tin horhs agd
molus-cs candy WGr. The supreme del light
of every little urci,ia VI. :,=d any style
about him AZ al. j. ne q Hess u say
that these W ln - companions Of the
Rasi.FfncwtL heir 2 auairlnpce on This
OCCASION and talked over Tue Jolly uines
of hy-gone days 4 ,d ~ tiida't for
get 10 speak nj HE in. trgn,,,.Is # bliss
spoken ct above, nle Iei sing how
he frightened hi- ponr old grand
mo her 'ui OF II Jear'> Er0Ati with his
tin horn while try ing To blow mp" his
sister SailJ's bean vino insisted! ,,n sit
ting in the back pailor wi Ii thai ynun q
lady until plnm daylight, every NJ ,niay
morning; aud The other telling how
his falher wore pgt nlir of "galasses''
on his back for pouring hot molas-
ses candy down the paor old watch
dogs throat, because he bark
co and gave him away
while hooking some apples from for
hidden tree in the orchard. The re-
newal of these recoilections of the past
| filled each with varied alter
nateIY a smile and tear, and each did
peuanoe for what was wrong in the past
by taking huge dose of August Flower
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A large qaapuiiy "f blne grass seed
was lately received hy Emporia Hard
ware ca. Goom Paris. kentncky. They
have tested it and haze several szmp'' =
growing fatly in boxes There is no
risk ia buying their seed. II grows.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

Have you infianma.ory sore thrrai,
stiff joints or iamness from any GAUGE
whatevers Have You rheumatic or other
pains in any part of the body IF so
use Johnson's Anodyne LiDiment It is
the NEST wonderful internal and external
remedy known to man.
Sold at Moore's drug store,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

STALLION FOR SALE--By James Mas
IersOn, three miles west Of Heading, a
dive year old Norman stallion. win
sell or trade for cattle. In an expert
ence Of two years he has proven TO he
good breeder JAMES MAsTERsoE.
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H4,TIcE TO FARMERs.-l st'll have
some @SSy nice Light Brahma, Partridge
.Coebia s-ad Plymouth Rock chickens,
for sale cheap. SAMUEL FAUsT,
AT. q. Ladds meal market.
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For SALE.-BsRt bottom farm ia Ly-
on county, $50 acres, mile north east
al Emporia on the Ne1si.,s river, fifty
acres heavy timber, balance under good
cultivation and fair improvements
Cheap, II aoLl soon. T.. HAMILTON.
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Tanner Bros. Il Heed want your pro.
duce. They keep evcrything-dry
groods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats,
caps, clothing, Iinware, queensware,
glassware lin fact anything you want
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The trustees of the Firs, Presbyterian
church and few members of the La
dies society, held meeting at the
church Monday afternoon 10 consider
the repairing of the inside of the huIld-
4ng. and it was decided 10 reclrpel the
ilnor, furnish the seats with new cush-
ions, put new paper on the walls, repair
The ceiling. and make such other inn
provrmcnti as may he deemed necessary
as the work of overhanling goes GA.
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RETrA IIuRLnuRT, Pres. .

Rev. Henry Moys, the first Methodist
lajnislcr ever sent 10 Emporia, has pur-
chased ihe property OF Mrs. Julia White
on COMMERCIAL sifoA.. pear the Normal,
and viii move here from Maridap and
take possession of his new home forth
with
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

Persons visiting Newman ~ Cos. car
pet department for the first time will be
surprised at The magnitude and great
variety of the stock they carry. It con
tains hundreds OF pieces of carpets in
every imaginable quality and affords an
opportunity for selection unsurpassed in
the west Pay IL a visit
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The wise man Tnnpeih not alter
strange gods, but goeth {" ihe Emporia
Hardware Company and bayeih the
diIid,lcn SyiSa.
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AUcTIoNEER- Remember when you
want salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up TO the racket, he can b. found
by addressing.
H. w. PEARsAII, Auct.
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'oE0Fe q h"1'Sds, Lyon County, 5. s:
We, the undersigned probate Judge
and examiners, appointed by the board
OF county commissioners to count the
funds in the county treasury of said
county, do each of US soIemnly swear
that the above aud foregoing statement
of the funds IN the hands of the county
treasurer as shown by the books and act
ual count thereof Is true and correct to
the best of our knowledge and belief, so
help us God l.. 3. KELLOGG,
w. J. JONES,
ID. J., WARD
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No use trying to palm Off inferior IN
itstions as equal to Gliddcn wire. EN-
poria Hardware Co. sole agents.
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A colored lady over in the Fourth
ward appears to be bent on accomplish.
ing her part of the Seripturai injunction
TO multiply and replenish the EARTH
About eighteen months ago she gave
birth 10 three of The liveliest little kick
ers that ever ehiIpCd in that neck ~
woods, and few days ago the little reg
iment was reinforced 10y two more equal.
ly frisky little fellows.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

To poison well is one of the worst
OF crimes. Il is WORSE 10 poison the
fountain at life for ones self aud for
posterity Often by carelessness, or
misfortune, or inheritance this has been
done. Ayers Sasaparilla goes back OF
the symptoms, picks up these impure
seeds from the blood, the vital stream,
and restores appetite, strength and
health
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The times of meeting Of Emporia Post
No -, G. a. II. have been changed TO
the first and third Saturday evenings of
each month.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

For sAI.E-A buiInn farm OF so acres
well impsovsd, two miles east on SIKH
avenue. Don'i buy until you see IT,
EIwoOD CHAPMAN.
EmporIa Kansas
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Apples, potatoes. bpuer, eggs and all
G lunlry produce wanted 10y Tanner
Bros & Heed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The high school pupils met last Mon
day ~ the school house with John Hen
ming and had a reading OF the drama
of Enoch Alden, which wI u he put on at
tie Whitley opera Lousc about the mid
die of March. Mr.. Henning will as.
sumo the title role, and Miss Sadie Thorn
as will personalc the character of Annie
The remainder of the east has not yet
been completed
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Don'tiail 80 call and see Tanner Bros.
& Heed before yo1 sell your produce
they will do YOU good.
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Confessed and Sentenced.

JERSEY CITY, Feb. 2S.-Robt. 4.
Cook, arrested yesterday for the embez-
element of $9,7S0 from the Fifth Ward
savings bank, entered plea of guilty
and was sentenced 10 FIVE years m the
state prison.
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G. A. Swepson. OF Newton, has
bought out the grocery stock of T.. ID
Bragunier & Co., al that place.
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g. a. Lovclace has found II necessary
20 put in fourth chair al his barber
shop. and is making other improve
mania
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A fine India ink photograph of DIR S.
E, Norihington, done 10y II. NJ. era
hAra, IS on exhibition la the window Of
Fox's bpok store.
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&. e. Cayaness, who was deputy treas
urer under ths late treasurer Joseph
Ernst, will continue ~ occupy that
position lie is very competent man
for the position and his retention in the
Office will give much satisfaction.
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HuUB UuRTON,
Council Grove, kansas

MONEY! Money at Warren & Leigh
toms is t00 cheap a. stead. You can
borrow IL at prifsa never before made in
Kanaaq
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

John Deer plows and eulIiyntors,
Browns corn-planirIs. Pekin sulky and
all best makes at implements, at the
Emporia Hardware Cs'.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

Little willard, infant child of Mr.. aud
Mrs Chatleld, died on FRIDAY, Feb. -.
atisr beiDE' i'll two weeks from lung few
or The funeral took place al tue resi-
dsnce "f tae family, aud The remains
were Inferred in The Emporil cemetry.
The bRIcaved parents are entitled 10 The
sympathy Of the public in their sad af
ftctipn
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-01

The Teachers Reading Club will
meet at the stone school, house on Saiur-
day, March Sd, at 3 p. M. THIS program
announced for the February meeting
will lie carried cut.