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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30
REAL estate rRANsFE,.s.

CITY TRANSFERS FROM AUG. 90 TO %.
II. E. Norton to Sarah Translator, lot
8 Mulberry street, Ryan's subdivision,
$4,000.
Thomas Conley to J. w. Lyons, south
halt of lot 4, block 4. Ruggles addition.
$40.
VIM. Evans TO John W. Kenyon, lot
1854 Commercial street, 5000.
A. s. HOuck to n. j. Hancock, lots
So. 20 and 70 Neosho street. $4.O75.
nc. r. WILLIAMS to Mrs. A. B.
Hillerman, lots 12 and % Fraker's ad.
dItion. 1925.
A. F. Bait to H. E Norton, lot 81
West street, $1,000.
r. L. Pack to j. n. Foulks, lots SO
and IS, Packs sub. div, block II OF
Potwin's sub. div, $3.50.
e. D. McCollom to G. a. Holloway,
lot 90 State street, Copley's addition,
Henry P. Cochrane to Mary v. Mil
Ter, lots 90 and 50 Sylvan street. $500.
D. s. Bill to Mary v. Miller, lots SO
and "a Sylvan street, $3.50.
Lyon county TO Frank p. MacLennan,
lot IL, block /, Wilson's addition.
N. WhittleseV to Fl. Snediker, lot
lS Mechanics street, $3.50.
COUNTY TRANSFERS.
N 7 Life Insurance company to
Holmes & Holden, " hf and sc or of Sc
Or "a. 81, 10. $780,
VIM 81 Mann to r spence, hf SO.
20, 10, $500.
VIM 81 Clarke to Ingerman 4 David.
son n hf and Sc or of ne or SO. 81. IS $500.
C'S v MaxsOn to John Penn, 2 acres in
Sc Or SO, 90 II, $500.
State of Kansas to F P Hills, W hf of
NV or SO, II, IL. $3.50.
Horace D Curtis TO Oscar Fl Curtis,
NV Or SO, 10 IL, $1,000.
William Phillips TO George c Mcguire,
hf of sc or 81, 16, II, $500.
Geo G Hartford to Francis II Gist,
sw4 216-1O, $1,000.
Geo G Hartford to Francis n Gist,
Sc y 2.16-10. 1000.
0 Dewey to J w Worstell, nw1S "a
1911, $3.50.
Jacob B Moon to Warren and Leigh
ton, sw and VIZ ofnw4 7.19 10, 81 500
Jacob B Moon to Frank L Harmon
sw4 and VIZ of ne1{ 7-20 10. $l,1O0
Godfrey Schwartz to Margaret B
Schwartz, Ell and nwL of nwL In 8
90 Is and 10 acres in 4-20.13, $4.867.
James Duckett to A Duckets, e1S Of
SEX 33-21-13, 800.
EICucrlCk olSS0t I'd Ed . waterbury
213 acres in 9-19-1 II, q, 800.
Emma Il. Ingels to o. F. Davis, Il
acres in 2-19-11, $3.50.
G F Grove to A T Grove, part of IA
1911, $500.
Hiram Alvord- to J G Rickerd, east
half of SO or of 3-17-12. $500.
H B Huffman to II Steele, 200 acres
in 9-17-11, $3.50
Evan D Romans to 81 B Huffman
east half of ne Or and 100 acres OF the
sw or of 9-17-11, 81, 900.
Henry s Earhart to Magnus CervIn
NV or of sw or of 11-17-11, $500.
Martha A Payne to J L Morris, undi
vided half Of 5315 acres in 35-19-12
Martha Hawkins to Robert L. Dish
ner. ne Or Of ne or of 1919 -12, $500
Mrs Catherine Howard to r L Dish
ner acres in 24-19-12, 500
j A Foster 70 Joseph P Morris, 1868:
acres in 33-19-12, $1,000.
! Estate of Samuel T Main TO John ]
Morris, undivided half of So acres II
34-19-12, $500.
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Painful Aon,han,.

Florence, the little daughter of q Mr..
Dixon, colored, who lives on Neoeho
street, met with very painful mishap
Friday evening between 4 and 3
O'Clock, while playing with what was
supposed TO be blank cartridge, but
which proved to contain heavy charge
of powder. After playing with ii
about the floor for some time the little
one set it on the hot stove, where il
remained few seconds and was then
grabbed mp again by the child, where
upon it exploded. tearing the two first
fingers on the left hand completely off,
part of the thumb on that hand, and
about half of the thumb on the other
hand part of the torefinger DIR. Ellis
was called and dressed the wounds, and
to-day the little sufferer is resting as
comfortable as the circumstances will
TDnrrnif
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Expression OF Thanks

To he Emporia Public;
My reception in your beautiful city
last evening impressed me profoundly
Ever since my first visit to EmpOria l
have been strongly prepossessed IN its
favor, and it is needless for me TO say
that the marks of favor of which ! was
the recipient last night have increased
my fondness for the town and its poo
pie. 1t has been my good fortune, in
my professional career, TO meet with
much kindness among the people whom
l have sought to instruct and entertain
by means of my noble calling, but
can truly say that nowhere in Ameri-
ca do l experience the same delightful
sense of being at home as l enjoy in
Emporia.
To the ladies of the town who sc
beautifully embellished the attractive
temple of art In which I played last
evening desire to express, in this pub
lie manner. my most sincere thanks, and
To assure them and all who gave me
such royal welcome, that among al
the recollections OF my association with
the stage none can be more delightful Il
me than that of my latest visit to EN-
poria. MADAME JANAUsCHEK.
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rsarhers, nIsstinr.

The first meeting of the teachers in
this school year will be held in the high
school room Saturday, September l, al
2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The following program Of business ar
CUES in favor of large attendance of all
interested in school work:
1-Review of work done and outline
for future in reading club, Retta Hurl-
burt.
2-Report OF committee on township
organizations.
3-DIscussion.
4-ElectiOn of officers for the ensuing
year.
5-Report OF officers and committee:
OF the library association.
PRoGRAM COMMITTEE.
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I,ase Rall Tournament

A state base ball tournament will be
held in this city the second week of
September, under the management of
the base ball club of this city. There
will be $40 offered in prizes, the first
OF which will be 500; the second $50,
and third &25. The tournament will be
open to clubs from all parts of the state,
and no effort will be spared by those
having the undertaking in hand to make
IL a success.
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r,...n, yy.aa,ne Reeept,on.

The reception giveE last wet k at
the beautiful residence o: Van K Holmes,
n The earn. nf w..st street and Sixth
avebur. N honor ii Mr and MR.. Clar-
enc V H.,iuiss, whJ s,tar8ed a few
days SINGS e.. III their wedding journey,
was oae of the most brilliant social
events ut the seasoa. and was, In sil re-
stects. highly plrasurable and re-
cheIche entertainment The night Was
al ih~t could have been desired. the
coal sir and the bright moonlight ren-
,iering the evening ga heauiiful that
there was A.. HIHHist universal re.
s3onsr to- tie large number at invita-
tiors extended by the host aud hostess.
The house is mast admirably suited for
the successful entertainmen mt OF g large
company. and the ff1rts of Mr.. aad Mira.
Holmcs in behai- of their guests were
attended with an exceptional measure
. of success.
=. The young couple in whose honor the
Icc~p ion was given we're stationed in
the spacious family parior. where the
| pleasant fOrLnSliIg of receiHin& the con-
graiulaiions Of the company took place
in the earlier pat If the ev' ming.
The charming ch staG:l, 7 If Ihe weaihri
invi,ed out DOR prusnenaalinS, aud The
beautiful lawn surrounding the hOns'
being lighted with Chinese lanterns. va
much fr,qucnted, especially by the
yonng people. who were very generally
pr sent. The toilets of thr Ladies WeF'
exceedingly handsome and embFace'
many tasteful and elegant costumes
al proper hour refreshments wer
served. and lhe paiaiable COLLATION. pro
vided by competent caterers addec
much t" the sum OF the evenings enjoy
mrn'. Al about midnight the compan
Dispersed ami the agreeable recolleC
lions of the evening with which th
guests departed afford ample tVidenC
that the hospitable Offices Of Mir. an
Mrs Holmes were abundantly apPr
ciaied.
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Mr alnn.,. alnl,ln

STONE 6SeGEO
Dropping into g. N Stones studio
Thursday, we were shown q number
of sketches made by that artist while
sojouTning al Glorieta recently with
'the Emporia party" Mr. Stones work
possesses the merit of being true to ma
ture. He does not seem to possess the
fault of many artists, namely. that of al
lowing the imagination TO run awsy
with the subject in hand. He portrays
scene just as it strikes the eye-per.
haps not just rs it would strike the eye
of the casual observer, for the true ar
list possesses an inner eye,
which is capable of discerning
ali the finer points of an object and
transferring them TO the canvas where
they may be gazed upon with wonder
ing vision by even him who had only
seen the rough outlines of what, under
the skIlful brush of the true artist, be-
comes an almost living reslitY. The call
ing OF the artist is truely grand one
| he is very god in his profession; he
helps us to see beauties in nature which
we would never have dreamed of with.
out the guidance of his Inspiration. Sc
well pleased was Mr.. Powers, the pro.
prietor of the only hotel in Glorieta
with sketch made by Mr.. Stone
of his premises. that he offered
to buy it on sight, at good round ig
ure, but as the artist desired to keep thai
from which to make several other cop
les, it was not disposed of, but an order
was given for half dozen Of the first re
production of the original. A sketch o.
little girl, swinging in hammock il
very realistic, as is also q mountain
burro, on the back of which are mount
ed three rolicking, happy children
sketched from life. He has in his stu
do a number of other equally interest
ing and faithful reproductions of the TO
mantle surroundings which he snd thu
party he was with so much enjoyeC
while rusticating at GloFiets.
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THE OLD HONE BY TnE MIL.

FOR THs NEWS
on, uay hart = ever turniny
10 my ri IilOaa's happy hulne,
Although a stranger am tio5iut
Ia 4 StanI laa'is 80 rosra.
Yet. never can forget the spot
loved 50 long ago
" here naught bur love AMI hapI.inrs
by peaceful iiss enlili know
That quiet bro6s and mountain rooR
With Jumped VA. rs ighf.
Arc with me ia m.-waAing hours
Ann blsss m sirenuiS at n;sht:
No ma ter nov the ret OF iifs's
Bright dreams IN ~ fstie away
Use memory OF iGy dear Oil acme
VIII caesr NE all the Nay
can see py rather b:,>2
In his saw xiii, Of Tpr,'.
An M darling. D essyd niOghs-r
standing Ia fhe .suL; age aof'r,
with her hand rl.isesi DER her ;or'-h al
Z ling, ID nghter come here quieK -
While c1itbi9 cit and listen
In ia beech tree DER the REX.
The mil I.ond. with Iis S;Ta,ss bank,
Was oVriy to b, holI.
Fed by he sparkling nIOtu'Hii. stream
That ia hesi ilif,i-s so bold
o, the song that little brook ct sang
To me when hat eHiiGi
| In memory sill listen
10 lie inasIc strange and Will
| The cottage stood beneath The hill
Amonk the NAPLES tall
Its doors were a ways open
/ To the stranger, great cor tIHan,
/ As was the hearts OF those i0y'ri oae--
| Now sat with age an cIrt;
| FGil mIny IA poor ami homeless one
Have found ii welcome there.
| Then our hammorRs were ih WiiIaw-
| ny fhc margin OF the stream,
| Where often sat ia summer
To read and s!e y AMI dr am.
] OF the happier days IN [ were 10 cfIne
1 hen l hJul Ie2y that >t.ui
| And 20 away 10 distant lA;.ds
To share an"th=T's lot
The orchar acro-s the broOkl,i.
| The dearest spot oil all.
How eagerly used to watch
1 The blO-s oms come and Iill:
| -, the fruit OF other orchards
| All very fair may be,
But theY ne'cr can have the -aHic ~wcct taat
| ThOsc apple had Tor me
| The old mill with its upright saw
| Had many charms for me
The pitman dancing underneath
used t0 watch with giec
, To sec IL splash The water tin OIIgh
| AMI m .ke it white snow,
WRtic tbs water wheels were whrliing Ia
1ho ray wheel wen. 50 slow
The old rooI-tree is standing
As in the days of yore,
But the forms that once IL sheltered
I IL shelters now more,
: | For other faces come and go
Within Its sacred hall.
: | Now others love the scenes loved.
fl Creek, orchard, Willows-al.
: hope to visit that loved srot
Once more before 1 die;
, But, oh how changed VIII IL appear
To my sad, fearful eye.
. 1 l shall miss the ones loved 80 WE'LL
q Though meter may see them more
a Until we meet no moro TO part
On that silent, mystic shore
EMPoRIA July p 1883
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Grant nisnnrerr

That is daily bringing Joy to the
homes of thousands by saving many Of
their dear ones from an early grave,
truly, is DR.. Kings New Discovery for
ling IN the throat, pain in the side and
chest, or any disease of the throat and
lungs. a positive cure guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at 3. Wheidon's drug
store. Large size, s1!0O. 90
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4
acres more than was embraced within
the granted sections At the date of such /
grant.
In other words, under the pretenee Of |
an over-satisfisd grant. hun
drtds Of thousands of acres of public |
lands. more than would have been re-
quired TO satisfy the grant If the Law had
been complied with, have been withheld
from homestead and presumption settle
meni for period OF ten yeara. without
shy authority whatever.
The railroad company. through its
4tiorncys, claims aid insists that its
grant VISA adjusted Z, Tie very LAST acre
Thai has been or could be claimed. over
eight years ago, and has notified the
secretary of the Interior officially to that
effect. The records OF the department
show that said grant has been more than
satisfied. If the statement of said attor-
neys is true, then why has such large
body Of public lands been so long with
held from settlement and sale?
Since The arr IVsl OF agent Crawford
In this city. We understand. that gentle
man has been in consultation with Goy.
Click. who Is nn~ giving this subject
the consideration is:h ats gravity de-
/ alansls.
As Agent Crawford is n.:ting for the
state. Gnder the authority at the Legis-
Iaiurc, Il can be taken for granted that
he will receive from the Executive all
the aid aud assistance necessary Ia pro-
tect the settlers upoa the lands involved
in question.
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES,
and more Of United States properly
worth at least three millions of dollars,
has under this showing OF State Agent
Crawford been certified 10 the above cor
pOration in excess Of what is its jus
due.
Under this showing, alsn, every acre,
either within indemnify or granted lin
its. which has b. en- certified for the ben
eft of this road since March 3, 1873, wa
certified without authority Of law and il
violation of law.
II JUSTICE tt THE SETTLERS
: Every settler, says Mr. Crawford, VIII
! has purchased these governm, Mt land
: from the AtchisOn, Topeka s. Santa +
8 lFailroed company, can, so soon as tn
= United States RECEIVERS such lands, ill
|, upon the same under the hnnrs tea(
> lpre-emptiOn or iimber-claim laws. an
: then recover the money. with interes
thereon. which they hsve paid the raj
. road COMPANY.
SHALL THIS WRONG RE RIGHTED.
u To secure wrnngfuily and hide SUI
, cesstully, q million acres of land /
Kansas, says Agent Crawford in clOsin
r' his remarkable brief, is more than an
c one railroad company can do. 1t is nj
Ionly equitable and practicable for u
gqveFnment to recover these wrongful
Terrified lands, but il is the sworn duI
&C Of the Secretary 70 see that 1t Is done.
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FROM DUNLAP:

THURSDAY, Aug. %.
Recorder Chalfant was in town to.
day.
The spur out to the quarries is about
ready for work.
Corn prospects were never better in
this township.
Candidates are looming up.
Business has been better SINCE the
rains.
F. Parsons is taking in considerable
grain.
Bulen and Bailey are making calcu
lations to buy town property.
). L. Sargent is in Emporia to-day.
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Bueklsn,s Arasca saIve.

The greatest medical wonder Of The
world. Warranted 20 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Hands. and all skin eFuptions, guaran-
teed 20 cure In every instance, OF money
refunded, % cents per box. For sale By
B. Whelden.
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IA. Wilson, who drives a delivery
wagon for N. WhlttleseY, was quite bad.
Iy hurt Friday, between 2 and 8
O'Clock, while driving into the shed in
the rear OF the warehouse on some baled
hay. 1t seems that the load was SO high
that he was caught between the hay and
the upper part of the door, crushing him
down and seriously i1jurIng his back
He was taken into Whittlesey's office,
where he lay in a helpless condition IN
Ill 10 O'Clock, when he was
put in a wagon and taken
70 his home on Commercial
street south of the railroad, and was
there visited by DIR. Biddle, who rem
'dered such assistance as was possible.
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A delightful surprise was afforded Mr.
y. II. Rich last week, at his residence
at No. 63 Market street, the occasion be-
ing the thirty-sixth anniversary of his
birthday. Mr.. Rich had been to church,
and upon his return home found the
yard beautifully Illuminated by Chinese
lanterns and a tempting supper ir wait
ing. Upon turning up his plate he was
still further surprised to find under it a
fine silver watch and chain. the gift of
his wife. The evening was one which
will long be held in pleasant remem-
hrance by all present.
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A. ID. GrIggs' art gallery, south of So
denis warehouse, is being moved south a
few feet, to give room for shooting
gallery, which Mr.. Robert p Inglis and
Jos. Griest are going to put mp, having
leased the grounds for eighteen months.
They will put up building to cost a
couple of hundred dollars, and the place
will be conducted in first class style. In
addition to the shooting gallery they
will keep cigars and notions. The busi-
ness will beunder the management of
Mr.. Griest, Mr.. Inglis remaining at his
post in the office of Warren IL Leigh
ton. We wish the young men success in
their venture
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The proprietors of the Coolidge hotel
have been so fortunate rs to secure the
services of Ed. Z. Gimblc, for the posi-
ton of night clerk. MIR. Gimbie has
been forImauy years a-resident of Amer
icus, and is u first-class young man.
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Our Welsh friends are arranging for
n musical convention at this place the
last Sunday in September. 1t will be
under the management of David o.
Jones. One object of the gathering il,
we understand, to assist in securing
good talent for the Eisteddfod which
takes place at Christmas time.
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Nine. Janauschck carries only forty
nvc trunks about with her, IN addition
TO aproportionaie number of band boxes
and grip sacks.
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Harry Schmidling, who runs as a
newsboy on the Kansas City accommo-
dation between here and Kansas City,
has been in the habit of leaving his case
of books, papers, cigars and other effects,
on the platform at the Santa Fe depot,
and Friday night it was broken open and
rifled of cigars, books, pamphlets, etc,
TO the amount of $40 Harry thinks he
knows who the thief was, hut no arrest
has vet been made.
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W. SLING was fined Friday $25 in the
police court, having been convicted on q
charge of keeping gambling devices.
He took an appeal 10 the district ,nrt
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The bar docket for the September
term Of district court has just been
printed by G. II. Rowland & Co. Il
contains thirty-two criminal cases, most
of which are brought against vlolatoEs
of the liquor law, and 1873 civil cases.
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A marriage LICENSE was issued Saturday
by Probate Judge Kellogg 10 Walter c.
shaw and Delsie Martin, Of Emroria
fn0nclfD
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John Parker bought Friday, Of VIM
Gibson, 80 acres of land seven miles
north of the city, on Taylor creek. for a
irifc less than $40 an acre.
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A letter received by Mr.. D Thomas
says that our lais @Wnsman, Lewis
Lutz, Is enjoying excellent health and is
now making arrangements to improve
his stock ranch, about one hundred and
sixty miles south of Las Vegas, New
Mexico.
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Dr. Brown, of Pennsylvania, clerk ID
the board of home missions Of the L. T.
church, is IN the city looking after thu
interests of that work in Emparla
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The funeral OF the infant child OF MIR.
and Mrs. &. 5. Stutzman, which died
yesterday morning of inflammation Of
the bowels, took place Friday
Judge j. +. Culver conducting the ser
u1cao
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. Cambridge City Ind) Tribune: Our
young friend, John Miller, has accepted
a situation in the restaurant of Mr.. Abe
Houck, of Emporia, Kansas, and left for
that place on last Tuesday. John is a
good, trusty boy, and we wish him
abundant success in the state of cyclones
droutha and prasshonpers.
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C. Z. Fuller received last week
from Marion. a beautiful three-year.old
Hambletonian colt The animal Is Of
a rich bay color and Is pronounced
"daisy" by judges of horse flesh. 1t
and number of other fine rosdsters
can be seen at the Gilchrist livery
afahlas
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"NOs only hes this snoSmsus amount
Of so, 7ea.12 scres Of he psbiic lands a
the United States bean wrOegfully ed
without authoslty Of Law, certified %
said railroad company. but By orders
from The eo1nmissIoner Of ne kensral
land once bearing dates FespscstyeIy,
December 8, 1858. October g, 1854. Fsf
ruaEy 9, IS, q. and September 3. 1871,
May 10. and July 10. 1872. ana April IS,
1882. all OF the odd numbered sections OF
public land lying between the ten and
tWenty-mIle llmits. On each side Of sasd
road from Atchisoa 20 the west line Of
the state, we're Withdrawn, and are still
withheld from settlement and sale. The
odd-numbared sections Of indemnity
land thus Withdrawn and Withheld from
market contains no less than 10000
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EmpoEla, Aug. %, 1888.

A movement is ON foot among the
hOrsemen of EmpoFia to make up q
purse Of $50 for q race in connection
with the meeting of the EmporIa trot.
ting association. In September. IN winch
gentlemen's roadsters will be entered
This would make q very interesting fea-
ture of the meeting.
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The Emporia News.
rMURsDAY. AUGUST 30. lssa.

Mos; everybody in town has located
the college save the committee them
selves.
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Lucinda Williams, who WAS adjudged
insane by court convened few days
ago TO ascertain her mental status. was
taken TO the asylum at Topeka by Sher
iH RYAN FRIDAY,
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The News is deeply indebted to Mrs.
p. G. Hallberg for an exquisite bouquet
of geraniums and heliotropes, and TO Mr..
Hallberg for basket Of choice Concord
grapes
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Russell A. Frisby, OF Hartford, and
Sarah Kelley. Of Emporia. were per-
mitted to PAIR Saturday by Probate Judge
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30

Mary Ellen Spangler VS.. Abraham J
Spangler. IS the title Of petition for dl.
Irce fled Ia the district court Saturday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-30

The liquor cases of the state Of Kansas
vs.. Rowland Hughes and John Wind
which had been carried up to the dis
trict court were dismissed Thursday by
the city attorney, both of the defendants
having closed out business. The form
or has been herding cattle for some
months, and the latter leaves EmporIa
a 60 r,nOrroru