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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-08
Personal suEHrIoE.
Cd. Swan returned home last even

Cd. Swan returned home last even
ing.
hrs. Dr.. T. c. BiddIe. of Reading. is
visiting in the city.
Miss Anna J. Jones, OF Arvonia, is in
the city visiting friends.
Mrs. James CIoifeltsr and son, OF Kan
sas City. are visiting at the residence Of
n. Birdsall.
A. n. Richards, who has been playing
with the Nip and Tuck company, Is
visiting his parents IN this city.
F. McHerdy has returned from Kan
sas City, and pronOunces the fat stock
show ri that place great success.
A. S. and John Mann, who have BEEN
visiting their brother in the southern
part of the state. vent esst last night.
The mother Of T. N. and Miss Nellie
Sedgwi k arrived from Illinois on Sat-
urday and is visiting at the residence OF
the former.
C. E. WOrthineiOn Is able to attend to
business to-day. notwithstanding the ar
rival At hIs house Yesterday OF ten
pound boy.
DE-. C. d. EIlIs and his bride. . lovely
sod accomplished lady. OF Cleveland,
Chic. arrived yesterday. and are stopping
st the Coolidge.
Miss Carrie Crane. who Is teaching
school near Dunlap, spent Sunday in the
city. being the guest OF her cousin,
Almerin Gillett and family.
Rev. C. Baird, the eminent Lutheran
divine, who has been the guest of Rev.
VIM. Sparr off and on for q week past
returned to Nevada, Iowa, to-day:
Special Pension Agent Captain John
Q. White, who formerly lived at EN-
poris and removed to st. Louis, has
been re-transferred TO this place, where
he will make his headquarters.
Manhattan Republic: Chas. T.
Boyd LETT Wednesday for Emporia,
where he has accepted 8 position in q
large clothing store. He is sure to
make lots of friends in Emporia.
8. B. Hampton and wife, of Morris
county, are the guests OF w. p. Willis
and family, on Sylvan street. They are
here in attendance upon the Friends
meeting being held q, the church on
Sylvan street.
Hon. Samuel Thanhanser, of Newton,
Gov. Isaac Sharp, of Council Grove ;
Hon. H. D. Dickson. Of Neosho Rapids,
and DIR. Haller, of Burlingame, mem
hers of the board of regents, arrived in
Emporia TO- day and held meeting this
afternoon. MIR. Dickson was the Demo
cratic candidate for judge IN his district,
and was defeated.
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BOARD OF EDUCArION.

EAfORiAs NOV .. 1855
Tie board of education met In regular
session IN the Office of the suPerintend-
ent.
Preseasn Mtssrs. kellogg. Martin.
jones. Paxton. Morris. Morse. Holmes,
Frost and Riggs. -
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing, and the specisl meeting vt October.
were read and approved.
The report of the treasurer for Octo.
Der was presented and referred to the
committee on finance and taxation,
which, being found correct. on motion
was ordered placed on file.
The committee on finance and taxa
ton reported that the old Second avenue
shool building had been sold in accor-
dance with the direction of the board.
The building was sold to j. F. Culver
and John Hammond, trustees of the
Railroad Mission Sabbath school for
$500.
On motion the action of the commit
tee was approved.
L. B. Kellogg. chairman ofthe special
committee, appointed at the last meet
ing Of the board 20 examine the central
avenue school building to see If 1t had
been completed in accordance with the
contract, reported that, with the excep-
ton Of some minor matters which were
at once completed, the committee found
the building completed In accordance
with the contract, and that an order for
the balance due the contractors had been
issued.
On motion the report of the commit
tee was adopted.
The following bills were presented,
audited and ordered paid:
H. j. Piper. repairing lock . 81 90
q. d. Campbell, walk at Fourth
ward building. ....... 7OO
Ellen Plumb, supplies. ~ % 80
George Criakford, cleaning
grounds at Central avenue,
days Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
8. B. Riggs, insurance of $2,5OO
ON Central avenue school
building for three years. $780,. so 90
Holmes s. Holden, insurance of
81, 800 on Central avenue school
building for three years. 800. 30 90
L. b. Kellogg. to cash advanced
for expense of inspection of
Second avenue. ............ 2 %
=. A. Brown & Co. 1T 10
d. G. McMurtrie. stoves, etc.. So SO
Adjourned
P.J. CARMICHAEL, Clerk.
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TIE Badger atAGe NQaitOE. pGhlishsd
q TOmah, Wisconsin, hes the following
70 cay Of Rev, w. H. Barnes, who re-
Gently assumed the paslOrate Of the
First Baptist church IN this clty:
We had the pleasure of receiving the
EmporIa DAILY News from Rev. W H.
Barnes, former and highly appreciated
pastor OF the Baptist church OF this city
Rev. Barnes, who severed his connec-
ton from this church. did 30 with many
and serious regrets from his church peo.
pie and the citizens at large. However
much the change was regretted, they
felt % congratulate him uoOn the same
in . financial vIsW, and the advantages
OF living in . larger city. he carried
with him the best wishes of hosts o
frieads, who Will eyer remember him q
having done much good while In th6Il
midst. bay his good WORK 20 on. Th'
church Is at present without . pastor
but We understAAd that il the intention
Il the society 20 procure one - soon q
possible.
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asRmlA~me

We believe It IL conceded that the
question OF prohibition did not enter
into the canvass fairly Aod squarely ex.
cept In one instance, that Of county
treasurer. There 1t was he question
At the Fowler preclnct Mr.. CAveneea
pOlled . very large vote, more than thai
question would justify. ThIS IL also
true at Americas, where Mr.. Holdernesl
lived. One Of these gentleman was q
popular with his party as the other will
his, and II u fair test.
Viii our readers please examine thii
vote and thsn decide whether IL IL any
necessity for men 70 b elected, either IL
this city OF county, In the iIsste6t Of IN
HQuor tra6act
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..rhs News" I.ovsSeast

According 20 time.honored custom,
TIE NEWS Office kept open house last
night, and the usual large crowd gath
cred 70 await the returns from the eIec-
tion, which began to arrive at 8 O'Clock
in the evening and kept coming till 8
O'Clock this morning. A luncheon Of
ham sandwiches. pickles, apples, and
othes edihles was dispensed, and hot
Icoflee was served TO parties coming in
from the country. The office and COM
posing room were packed with people
till long after midnight, and a real old
fashioned jubilee was enjoyed. Tint
latch.string of the News Is always out
and the "bOys" know it,
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naLnfhsRnHs.

A number Of representative LutkeTAns
assembled q the the PesideRce Of w. W.
Kremer, on Market street, Monday eve'ng.
and Considered the question Of organic
ing . church Of their faith in this city
and matters clUsely related thereto. The
following committee were appointed
20 procure place 70 hold Worahip until
= buiIding can be erected: W. W.
Krsmer. :. FulmsF and Albert Nicholas.
Il is expected that site tor . church
will be purchased this fall. and in the
spring . Building erected
Rev. Wm. Spa!I Waa present 81 the
meeting Lass afeht, and gave his unqual-
lied approval to tbs movement, and
Will probably supply the pulpit of thai
church for the present, at least.
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The inyitaiioHs 10 the j. " @ COM
merce party we're necessarily limited.
We intend, however, to give series of
these parties and hope to include
in them all OF The many friends oi our
club,
We write this beeaJss Of having been
met with cold0ess by a lew of our friends
who were not included this time among
the invited" OEE OF THE CLUB.
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The committee on city property was
instructed 20 make. contract with w.
X. Carlow with reference tn a party
wall
On motion of Walkup q reward of
$3.50 was offered tor the apprehension
and conviction OF the murderer of w.
II. MCMILLAN.
The mayor stated that he had offers Of
$1,000 from three different parties
fos the city lots on Merchant street, and
on motion Of Wallup the committee on
city property (Mr. Bill TO act in place of
Mr.. Price in his absense) were empow-
cred to sell the lots AZ not less than
5000.
Committee On streets and alleys in
strueted to drain water off Ninth ayen-
ue from Mechanics street west TO alley,
80 that the water viii not overflow loi
143 Mechanics street
Bills On clerks desk referred.
Adjourned. z. d. FOEsDE, Clerk.
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KmpOsIs, Kansas. =


The News LGnd Agency desIrss To
call especial attention to the following
farm property which is offered for sale
81 price which j. practically the coat
Of the improvements alone. Parties who
are looking for a good place. with first
Glass hOuse-a large two stony stOne, we'll
built and conveniently srrRnged-fine
orchards Of apple peach. pear and cherry
trees, vineyard etc, should mark this
item and call for further particulars.
The farm comprises 800 acres, half OI
which lie fenced and half Of
that In cultivation; there IL an abund-
ance Of water for stock and other puT-
poses; there are numerous cOFrAls, sheds,
&c for the convenient and economical
management OF cattle and sheep. The
farm IL eligibly located IN healthy
vicinity. "a miles from railroad sta
tion, pOstonice. churches. &C.; is 12
miles from EmporiA. Satisfactory rea-
sons given for selling. Owner would
trade In part for suitable property in
this city. NEWS COMPANY.
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Ma.tin~ IIt6 anoce.a-

We are assured by the management.
that the street railway II meeting with
very liberal patronage. Tbs car wa
kept running Saturday night until
twelve O'Clock, and yesterday the receipts
were such as to encourage the manage
ment in the enterprise, which at first
seemed like not . very promising
venture. II the balance ol
the liRe is a. literally patronized a. tn
part which is now completed, there will
be no ground for complaint That n
will be, there is no reason TO doubt, and
all that II needed TO make it q grand
success, is . little time. Just long e0ough
10 get the public educated up TO the
point OF purchasing such an institution
a. is always the case
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sAOs 10 'As ARA.

Thomas Baron met with Q very pain
full accident Saturday ct the shooting
gallery on South Commercial street. z.
HaEnilsoO wa exhibiting his skin as G
mArksman and was pracsicing various
feaGs with one Of the target guns. and
when in the oct Of placing the gun on
his shoulder 70 execute the backward
shot accidentally touched the trig.
ger and sent ball crashing
into the LEFT arm Of Mr.. Baron, who has
charge Of the gallery. The wound In
flicted was very painful, the ball pas.
sing almost through the arm. close &c
the bone II vas dressed by g skilIed
physiciAa aad surgeon. and Mr. Baron
was on duty e usual this morning.
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Fuaeraa az y "a. pTclT,,,..

Commonwealth: The funeral OF the
late w. 81. Mcmillan, who was muir
dersd near EmpOria. wa bald yesterday
from his letSrealdsnesa q 40. g Monroe
asas6da6cs Of friends. Including The
MasnRic order and the Khights Of PYth-
ias, % which he belonged. The funeral
sermon was preached by DR.. Cowles, Of
the First u. E church.
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subscr,hs Tor ne AaerIcan Teach

Rinsle = Wells are now settled In the
large and pleasant room, the middle one
In the Whitley opera house block. They
hAve'an excellent stock of general and
fancy groceries and provisions and pay
the highest market price for butter
eggs and country produce. Remember
them when you come to town.
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Indications Of consumptlOas md a.
lalea Py HAleS Honey Of HO'SAound
RiIsa TOOthache nrOns caEs IN one
C6iili, fever, ague and weAkneea are
cured by COlden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
AK for Colden's; of druggists.
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A RARE BARaAIH-FiSe acres for sale
near the new college grounds, nth l26
bearing apple trees. 100 bearing Cherry
trees. 800 bearing grape vines, 800 bear
ing raspberry vines. gooseoerrieS, blue
grass, evergreens. good water, good
bouse The ground can be divided IN
70 10 lots
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At the public sale Of Galloway and
Polled Angus cattle held 1t Kansas City
the past week, among the purchaser Of
this variety is F. McHardy. a this city,
who bought one hill tsO years old and
three Galloway heslers. They cost him
the sum Of so. and Aessrs. Thrall
Bros. Of Fullerton. purchased two bulls,
one ysaElinG and one two year old,
which cost them e1,175. These ara
some Of the best cattle ever shipped q
to this county.
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At meeting OF the VeatFy OF 81. An
drew's church, held on Saturday after
noon, It was determined to increase the
salary of the rector, Rev. II. MackAy
500 er year, and arrangements were
made TO dispose Of the sittings and to
raise funds for the current expenses OF
maintaining services. The church IL "a
SNert hoarlshlng condition. and the pas
torAte OF Mr.. Mckay, the nrst year Of
Whlch closed November I, has been A.
tended with results Of the most Sncour-
aging character.
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G. A. Biddle, physician and surgeon
Once over Oak Hall clothing store.
Residence corner Sixth avenue and
State street All cAlls In the country
promptly attended, night or day. Coun.
try busineas solicited.
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The AMERIcus News.
EDITED 81 BuRLow.n

/ TUESDAY, Nov. 6.
The Americas Oratorieal will meet at
| the school house on next Monday even
| ing, Nov. 10. The following program
has been arranged for the evenings en-
| tertaInment:
Opening address by President G: F.
| Conklin.
Essay, a u. Royal.
Stump speech, ID. c. Grinell.
Select reading. J. E Kirk.
Song, w. w. 10y and others.
Instrumental music, E. Ii. Lesh.
Speech. T. Arthur Wright.
Essay, DR.. a J. Sax.
Select reading, G. Wadsworth Wright.
Original communication, j. w
Stenson.
Song. Dell Wood.
Music. Mrs. Il. J. Sax.
Recess.
Question: Resolved that the
present jury system should be abolished.
The speakers will be chosen from the
audience.
The election is passing off quietly.
IT you want anything and fail to see
IL, ask Lesh Bros. for il.
II will have a car OF Mitchell way
ons tins week. j. 5. gibson.
Clocks repaired by ID. c. Grinell,
over the post office.
--Breech and muzzle leading shot
guns cheap, at J. S. Gibson's.
Motions and fancy articles at Lesh
Bros.
For overalls, shirts, gents under
wear, hats, caps, boots and shoes, gloves,
suspenders, glass and queensware, no.
tons and groceries, go To Tressler &
Lowry's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs al Tress-
Ter & Lowry's.
Cash for grain Il: Tressler d
Lowry's.
Three cars OF coal Just received, Ft
Scott McAllister and Chetopa. Leave
orders al the depot. j. W. Floyd.
the best ever made. For sale by ]. 5.
Gibson.
Gloves at J. ID. Gibson's.
M. w. Gibson carries large stock
of family medicines.
Imperial flour at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds.
-Tressler & Lowry buy the Enter
prise flour in carload lots, and for
prices, wholesale or retail, will not take
q back seat for any one
Uncle Sans harness oil at Bonds,
Underwear, overalls, hosiery and
overcoats at Lesh Bros.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Bread. bread, bread at Lesh Bros
IS. A. Brown & Co, of Americas, are
now selling more lumber than ever be-
fore in the history of the yard. The
causes that has brought them such sue
cess is because of their strict attention
to business and their unfiInching adhe-
renee to their motto, "Emporia prices on
all bills" They also carry a good sup
ply of coal from the best banks In the
country.
Harry Heasley, the popular sales.
man, will now be found constantly in
the store Of j. ID. Gibson. This firm
richly merits the large and increasing
trade they are now enjoying.
The Royal St. John sewing machine
is still in the lead. NJ. w. GIBSON,
Agent.
"A fine display of gents furnishing
goods at j. ID. GIBsON's
Use nothing but the II. 5. -four at
Tressler 81 Lowry's.
j. ID. Gibson's stock of dry goods,
boots, shoes and clothing is now com
plete. Every department Is unusually
full of beat selected goods.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
Give J. d. Gibson your patronage.
No house can sell you better goods for
less money.
Buy your wife cashmere dress at
J. d. GIbson's.
Fresh candy, fresh cakes, fresh
crackers, in great variety, at NJ. w. Glib. p
sons.
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TWELVE Coon FARMS FOR SALE
Well improved, containing from 80 to
400 acres; some OF them bottom farms
and must be sold Immediately. Apply
u NJ. w. STRATTON,
Reading, Lyon county, Kansas.
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Peter Perrier, cousin Of John Perrier
Of this city, and brother Of Rev. Father
Parrier, formerly of this city, died yes.
terday Of dropsy, at his residence on
Rock Creek, aged 4S years. The funer
81 took place to-day forenoon at 8
O'Clock At the Eagle Crack church.
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TREEs.-C. F. Hill, agent for the
MAimi nursery, will deliver on the cor
ner Of 7th avenue and Mechanics street
All parties wishing trees In the future
will do well 70 examine hIs stock = hs
Htll sell In this county thls WInlAF
SGtisfacr6i guaranteed.
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Gentlemen who live outdoors and
want . heavy, warm, serviceable over
GOAT At moderate price should 60 to
NeWmAn's and get the Beatrice Coat"
Take look at il anyway.
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EnYitstions we're issued MONDAY bv the

knVltatlons were issued Monday by the
J. Y. G. club 20 commerce party to be
held next Thursday evening al the resi-
dence Of j. II. Coley, near the corner of
Twelfth avenue and West street. Those
persons who attended the first party
given by this club. 81 have reason to
look forward Hili Peasant anticipation
to the coming event.
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Papa" Keeler is just as tIckled as q
hoy with little red wagon, The source
of this great happiness 10 little chsrub
which put in an appearance at Franks
residence during the past night. The
yOungster will be a voter long before
Ben Butler becomes presfdent
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The Enper1a surverlne Parsy.

HsFry Hibben recently recsiyea CORD
from his surveying eoEps non in the In.
dian ts=Eitey, 70 the effect tbs, theY had
been haSiDg trouble vita Ne KIawas,
Who we're bitterly oRRAssd TO The ran-
ming Of . liae tsFangh their reservation
They Fained up in arms against the sns-
xeYors and drove them OF, but N appeal
was made To the agent. Col. Hunt,
who succeeceG In pacifying the Indians
snd securing their approval fos the -
turn Of the surveyors, VINO are again
prosecuting their sssk, vIsh Itsle pFDbs.
bility Of Eesas further ipterfsred with.
EaEu sxpec.s 70 bsar soon that ths5 e.
through and bond for home.
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In the bicycle contest at the skaIlng
rink on Saturday night. between John
Orr and Qnas Page. the latter gentleman
met with q mIshsp at an early stage Of
the race which demorali1ed his wheel
TO such an extent that he was obliged to
withdraw. Mr.. Orr did some creditable
fancy riding, but In attempting to beat
his former record he and hia bicycle
came To the floor, which ended the
sport. The attendance was large.
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The Topeka Commonwealth says
that John Martin Is elected jud 80 in the
Third judicial district by u large ma
jOrity, having carried every county In
tia. district
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The American Teacher 10 the best ed
ucAtional journal published IN the
United States. Send for specimen cop
les. at Nv. EASTMAN.
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WANTED. - Parties having q small
farm To rent for either cash or grain can
ind . good tenant by calling on Ham,
ilton q Mills.
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Why will you cough when shiloh's
Cure viii give immediate relief. Price
10 cts. so cts. and 81. Sold by Chas.
Rvder
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The Presbyterian church was 30
crowded Sunday that chairs had 10 be
brought In and placed In the aisles to &C.
cOmmodase those iB attendance. The
Presbyterian folks will have 20 tear
down and build greater in the very
near future.
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A very pleasant birthday-surprise par
tY was given TO Miss Maggie Wise last
evening. at the residence of Mr.. j. H.
Fritis, near the Wslkup school house,
The young people, to the number OF
eighteen or twenty, enjoyed themselves
immensely sill late hour.
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Toysi ToysI Toys OF all descriptions,
and the largest stock In the state by all
means, and at such prices that will suit
anybody. Cali and see as. and We will
save you money, at the 99c Store.
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Highest cash prices paid for hides.
pelts, wool, etc, at Oberne. Hoslck q
Co.'S, just south oil the railroad on Com
mercial street.
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r. C. Evans purchased Ia day the new
house at Mr.. Hsllenb-ck, AZ No. 1856
Congress street Il is a very desirable
Dronertv
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There are on exhibition at the feed
store of SOden 8 HAlleck potatoes, corn
and turnips, all grown on
the same grOund-thAt Of John Meyer
this season. ThIs IL pretty fair proof
that at lesst two crOps can be raised on
the same ground In one season, in Kansas.
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Among the attractions at Whitley's
opers-hous next week will be the jose
phlue Kelley on the evening of the 18th,
and John Dillon on the 18th. There ia
no discount on either of these, and par
ticularly John Dillon in States Attor-
new
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Privilege given to pay whole mort
gage OF after one year OF In InStallments
OF $500 1t the maturity of any interest
aote. H. E. NORTON.
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ShilOh's VItalizer Is what You need
tor constipation, loss Of appetite, dizzi-
ness, and ali symptoms OF dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 20 cents per bOtale. Sold
nv ChAs RYDER
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john Flukrr has pureh .std the hand
some residence uf Lewis Lutz at the
corner Of West street and Filth avenue,
paying s.. 800
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WIN. Schlins was lined 81 and costs
in the court of Justice Fletcher, for cut
ting trees on the farm OF Joseph o.
Proctor, and an appeal was taken to the
district court.
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Isaac Specie and Anna McCaslIn. of
Reading township. were married by
Justice Fletcher AT his office Monday.
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Mrs. Cramer, Il lady who is u farmer in
Canals, and who cut one hundred acres
Of grass In that country this past season,
will preach at the Friends church to-
night
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-08
Six PER CENT

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Loans on improved farms and good
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