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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05
The READINe News.
EDITED By MARY DE zgAs;.
TuuRspAy .June as

THpRsDAY. June rs
This has been the most beautiful day /
of the summer-neiiher hot nor dusty, |
but fun of sunshine Early after dinner |
the Ladies' Social circle had tents
pitched on the green between the school |
house and the NJ e. church grounds
and prepared in one lunch TO supply
the INNER man, and at the other was
cool lemonade for the nultitudes that
gathered at the LAYING of the corner
ner stone, while at the school house
they furnished ice cream, and the pro-
ceeds viii add to The treasury To aid this
noble enterprise that 10 cay calls us To-
geiheE. The scryIces opened with
prayer aud singing. and then We listened
to the very excellent remarks of Judge
j. F. Culver. Of Emporia. man of God
who perhaps has has done more than
any other one man to help bring about
the building Of church, as in 1891 he
came 10 the rescue, and preached to the
people here, who were without u preacher
part of the year. His labor among US
viewed the past and referred TO the pres
ent occasion as one OF the happiest
events IN his life. Next Rev. J.. X.
Lovejoy, of Hartford, Kansas, former
pastor, spoke, and alluded TO the corner
stone as meaning a place where two
walls meet, and to the stone itself as be-
| ing firm, solid and durable, and so is
Christ the solid rock on which we, as
Christians stand. His teachings are
solid truths anu will last throughout all
time. He alluded to the fact spoken
by an eminent divine. "ihat when we
i leave this world we take nothing with
us but our character aud the work
of the church is tn build
character and fit men for heaven.
The remarks of key t. b Norton were
good. and referred to the broad prairies
Of orr land the need of the gospel Ia fit
men TO live amid the grand work OF the
Christian churches that is being carried
| forward in these United States and all
around the world, after which he read
the list of the deposits 10 be placed un-
der the corner stone: The copper box
in which the things are deposited Is the
! gift of Misses Swan and Conery. In it
are one Methodist hymnal, one Metho-
dist discipline, one New York Christian
Advocate, one Central Christian Advo-
cate, one lions Herald, volume GO. No
"a, the oldest Methodist paper in Amer
lea; list of church members of Read
ing. list of contributors 10 church build
ing, copy of THE WEEKLY NEWS con.
tanning history of Reading aud list
of soldiers in Lyon county, copy of
the Weekly Republican, records OF the
Ladies' social circle, records OF the NJ
E. Sunday school, names of pastors, two
postal cards, United States postage and
internal revenue stamps from one cent
up TO one dollar, Sunday school chill
dren's reward cards, United States
coin, etc. Next came the laying of the
corner stone by the paster, assisted by
John g. Kelley, the stone mason and
contractor, after which was singing and
prayer suitable for the occasion
The seven stores and places
of business in Reading were all closed
during the services and the citizens gen.
orally attended.
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Am Anout : Po.e-aoa. Al.,.,

p. B Moore and John Anderson be.
came involved in the tolls Of lItigalicn
oyer . posLhole auger which both
claimed. The matter came up in the
court Of Jussice Payne Friday, and amer
examining fourteen witnesses and IN
curing costs 70 the amouat Of SIS OF
more Anderson was decided 10 be the
suits come high but the people viii
have them.
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Mr.. Z Borton is having his residence
on Union street Temodeled Our es.
teemed townsmAn, John Hammond, has
the contract, and he employs the same
help which assisted in the erection OF
the original building quarter Of cen
tury ago, when Emporia was yet In en-
bryo. Mr.. Borton. even then, had sufIs-
Gent faith in the future OF esplace 10
induce him TO build as extensively as he
did and invest largely IN real estate. His
good judgment and faith have been
handsomely rewarded and today be is
the pOsseseor of as fine . lot of property
as can be found anywhere. IL Is also
rather odd that Mr.. Hammond should
be engaged in remodeling the house
with the same assistance he had when
building it.
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AIoon-Lowe.

We have just learned of the marriage,
at 0swego. Kansas, June 81, 1889, of
Silas r. Monn, of this county. and Miss
Virginia A. Lowe, of Baxter Springs.
Cherokee CunRty. The ceremnny was
performed by Rev. o. n. Kenvor1hy, of
Emporia, who accompanied M Mon
to Oswego for that purpose Mr. Moon
has many friends in this vicinity who
will unite with rs in extending tn him
sincere congratulations. and in wishing
the young couple unb0nndeG pleasure
and prosperity Both Mr. and Mrs
Moon have been appointed TO positions
in the Indian school Ct the Sac aaa Fox
agency, Indian Territory. and soon alter
the ceremony was performed started fog
mat place.
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rhs Boom 1t Rich nm.

Mr.. p. II, BARTLETT, of this city, is in
receipt of the following letter from his
son, EaIkin T. Bartlett:
RIcH HILL. Mo-. June 90, IL 3 Well,
we have got u There was IlIi- riggesI
boom to-daS1 ever saw AI * .-il Hill
There were Ga)0 penPle at Tia s....l OIL
well, and tli. Y took Ont five % .rreis of
oil in aiDont 20 minutes. They are near
Iy Wild over il. They have IeIIsr 4phed
ali over the country and exP.ti big
bo0m. l.. : b.
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= Rum Oh : DING Shore.

Never was such a rush made on any
drug store as is now at B. WheId0n's
tor trial battle OF DIR. Kings New Dis
c0verY fer consumption, coughs at.d
colds. All persons affected Wilh asIll-
ma, bronchitis, hnarseness, severe
coughs OF any affection of the throat and
lungs. can get trial bottle of this great
remedy free, by calling At the above
drug store. Regular size, $I00
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ELECTED CHIEF Enxaneer.

AT meeting of the fire department
held Wednesday evening Il. w. .JeI-
envy was elected chief engineer, 10 sue
coed Dan Hammond. Geo, w Bragu-
nier was also u candidate. but after the
first ballot, which stood, Jeremy 5, Bra
gunner 3, the latter moved 10 make the
was DONE
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a Good sale

Hank PeArsall says the sale which he
uade at Fullerton for the Thrall Broth
rs. Friday, WAS one OF the best he
yer attended in Kansas. The aggregate
receipts were between $4,000 and s.. 600
nd Hank sold 10 head of cattle be
xeen the hours OF l2 O'Clock and half
,aaf n
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Mr.. T. II. Thomas and family derire
TO return their thanksto The many sym
pathizing friends who extended AID and
comfort to them during and following
the last sickness of Freddie Thomas,
whose funeral took place in this city yes
teriay.
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RaeEIsa's ArnIoa SaIVs.

The greatest medical wonder of the
g"rld. Warranted TO speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts, ulcers. Salt
iheum. Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Corns, letter, Chapped
lands, and all skin eruptions, Ruaran-
red 10 cure in every instance, or money
funded, 25 cents per box. For sale by
;. Wheldon.
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District Court.

r. THURSDAY, June 2S.
Fhe following is record of business
transacted In the district court to day:
II. II. White rs. the Missouri Pacific
railroad company; trial by jury ;demur-
rer TO evidence sustained; excepted TO;
motion for new trial overruled; ex-
cepted to; plaintiff given 60 days to
make and serve case for the supreme
court and deTendent 20 days to suggest
amendments, and plaintiff 10 days
thereafter to settle the same; judgment
for defendent for costs; excepted to.
The case of j. II. Davis VS.. the Santa
Fe railroad company to recover dam
damages Tor horse killed by the cars,
Is IN progress Of trial.
SATURDAY, June 50.
Lowry VS.. Lowry; decree of divorce
and custody of children given plaintiff
asprayed for.
The Cowling- Greenleaf case is still in
progress Of trial IN the district court,
The Jury was finally dismissed to-day.
and court will adjourn on Tuesday. July
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jDR. e Z. WEsr's NKRvx Am EETxs
I'BEATAKETs G1afaateed SpEclfG tor HJ
steria, Dizziness, CohTnistssns, Fits, NeTE6ns
Neuralgia Heast&ehes Nervous FrostfaG.eB
caused b the use % ale mol or tobacco,
Of the Krain resulting IN insansty aud lFad-
ing TO misery, decay and death PremafUra
recent cases Zach box contains ase months
treatment. One dollar q box or six lsexes.
i've dalt9rsi Eeat BY nl41 PREPAID On reeef6f
any case With each order received fnr-sf Z
boxes. accompanied with 9ys dDIIaFs We wfIi
refund money Il treatnsst does no4 ellsT.fz 4
cHre. Gu grantees issaed only by BeElft g
Holiday. Druggists Topeka kan. OrsieFs
By mail Gt regular prices.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The treas
ury statement today shows gold, silver
and United States notes in the treasury
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05
L DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The Business Portion of Coz
tonwood Falls Almost
Al But Seven Business Houses ~ Ashes
aud Nearly
100000 Worth Of Property Entirely
Consumed.
Only Small Portion Covered by Il
susance.

1t is with feeling Of the deepesssym-
paihy that we are compelled to an
nounce most serious destruction of the
business portion of onr sister town,
Cottonwood Falls, By IRE last night Be-
low we give the account as published in
the Chase County Leader extra of June
%;
A fire broke out IN the rear OF Horn
berger's furniture store about O'Clock
this morning, and before half past ev-
cry building ON the west side of Broad
way, from Main street TO Pratt's stone
building, was a mass of burning debris.
so rapidly did The fire burn. The burnt
district was solid block of frame store
buildings, one and two stories high
each filled with goods.
The origin of the fire is unknown, as
there had been no fire in the Horaberger
building since Thursday noon, and that
was coal OIL stove for melting glue.
The fire reached the two adjoining
houses almost before the town was
aroused, and had gained such Roadway
that all efforts to stop it failed. Every
man, woman and child worked like
troopers, carrying out goods, young, old
and middleaged women WED with the
men. and the result was that good deal
of property was saved.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden since last
report: For Sacramento-Huntington, Hopkins Il
Co, boxes and l barrel tin lamps. l case sad
irons, . casks sad irons, 276 barrels, y bundles
and 80 bars steel barrels hardware $50 kegs nails
packages hatchets, SO packages AK handles Geo
w. Che5ley, barrels whisky; A. Van VOORHEES,
q Co, case hsrnss, . boxes names; John A. Gill
l barrel nuts II. Eckhardt, l Gaze brass shells |
case frearm material Lindley & Co, ITO butts t.
bacco, Is tierces hams Whittier, Fuller Co, .
cases picture frames; Sacramento City Railroad, ,
pair wheels II. $. Croker & Co. 236 si.undles
paper J. R. Watson, so barrels oil T. H. Selbv, .
boxes hardware, bundle steel Jos Hahn & Co., 3
cases drugs; H. A Weaver, bundle book paper !;
a. ?. Catin, box law books c. II. Krebs, Is bar.
rels zinc L. L. Lewis & Co, l hogshead crockery ;
Casey < Cronin, 10 barrels whisky; Holman, Stan
ton & Co, > cars plowI, ] car wagons Ball Luhrs
& Co.. 50 kits salt fish Changers Union, 10 bundles
steel, 30 slabs pillow steel Sylvester Moye & Co.
box furniture; J. K. Burns Co, S barrels glass
ware Mebius & Co, 80 kegs salt fish Waterhouse
& Lester, bundles wagon bows City Hotel, 2 bar
rels whisky Booth s Co, tierces hams.
For Woo1laud-A. NJ Evsrts, ? boxes household
goods Strange Co, cases boots, barrel carpet
For Grass Valley-Geo Gill, l organ.
For Davisville-E. w Brown 5 boxes hardware
For Marysyle-J. c. Cohn, showcase L. Van
Forsen, case books; W. W. Newburg, boxes
household goods.
For Stockton-Buns & Lockwood, hogshead
croCkcry: Austin Bros, Is boxes hardware
Matthias Gray & Co. pianos c. Behrus, reels
wire.
For Coultergille-G NJ, barrels whisky
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GAIT ITEMS,
Gazette. /


Miss Parlee Mcintyre, of Woodland after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fowler, of this place,
returned home Tuesday.
Friday last the pupils in the higher grades
of the Gait public school prepared and read
essays on the history of Gait.
Miss Tippie Ward. of Elliott. who has been
visiting Mrs. G. n. Buckley, of this place, re-
turned to her home Monday last.
The citizens of Gait have determined that
a suitable bell shall be placed in position at
the public school-house. To secure the bell
about 800 will be needed, which amount will
be raised by subscription.
The farmers in the vicinity of Franklin are
taking advantage of the delightful weather
and are pushing things ahead vigorously.
Hundreds of teams may be seen early and
late working busily in the harvest field.
While this section of county gets very little
praise, it certainly is showing for itself. Land
that sold FIVE years ago for S15 an acre cannot
now be bought for $50 an acre. Not only is
the land here adapted to grsln-growing, but
it is admirably suited to the production Of
grapes, as the beautiful vineyards Of the
Bradford Bros. will testify, which are con-
coded to be the finest in this section of the
State in fact the land ir this vicinity, if
properly titled, is peculiarly well adapted to
said here to the Messrs. Bradfords falls the
honor of supplying the San Francisco market
with some of the finest table grapes that are
received in that city.
The church movement. TO which we re-
ferred as a success after articles of incorpora-
ton were filed and a suitable location Sc
lected, presented and accepted, has now
taken another step forward At service
held last Sunday morning by DR.. Wsrfen
and William Kimbsll subscription list WAS
opened, and at evening service the enthusi-
ssm was sufficient to swell the amount sub
scribed to 81 400, without applying to many
Of our wealthiest ci liens, who have expressed
interest and given assurance of assistance.
The subscriptions are diversified and range
from 81, subscribed and paid by little boy,
to $500. Many noble women express the
intention of practiciug self-6enisl, that they
may thereby be enabled to contribute to this
enterprise. The amount has gone on increAs-
ing daily till it has reached $4,000 A more
united movement never took place in Gait or
any other community. The building free
from debt and consecrated will speak vol
umes for the liberslity of our citizens and
their friends. We had proposed publishing
to-day list Of the names of subscribers, to-
gether with some Of the words of encourage
ment and assistance received from some Of
the relishls business men Of the State and
county, but defer for the present.
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FOLSOM NOTES.
Telegraph

llClegrSpuI
Miss May Bailey, Of Placerville, was in
town last week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Pilliken, of Green
Valley, were in town last Thursday
Miss May Crosette visited Folsom last
week and returned to Sacramento last Mon.
day.
George Pelliken and Miss Louetta A.
Smith. of Green Valley, were married on
Tuesday last.
Miss Msy Stanley, after a visit of some
days as the guest of the Misses Cohn and
other friends, returned to Sacramento last
Wednesday.
The Natoma Company is having vast
amount of labor expended in the extension Of
its vineyards, below town. This section can
soon boast of having the largest vineyards in
the State.
The season, so far, has been most favorable
for blowing, and for the past few weeks the
farmer hiss been most industriously employed.
Much land has already been put IN order for
seeding, aud still much more will soon be in
readiness.
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PASSENGER LIsTs.

NEvHALt, November 25th.-Passed here to-day to
arrive in San Francisco on the 26th Mrs. c. New
man, Mrs Lowerin, Miss Mclnery S Caen and
wife J. Y Robinson, W. Il. MarstOn, W. T. Wilson,
J. BIitz, W. Sheldon, San francisco; Frank Wen
deryit Chicago; Seth Marshall, San Bernariino
W. stoddaid Samuel Meyer, }. Beaudery, W. a.
Ellerberg Los Angeles; W. o. Garrison and wife,
St Louis VI. II. Graham, New Mexico; L. J. Morse,
Lords5urg II. Godstein, Oregon.
CARLIy, November 25th Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento Tomorrow c, II. Randell,
California Mrs. c. W. Rande Rhode Island; NJ.
Plrshley, Maine: Mrs J. J. Ashcroft Mrs. X. c.
Perry, Miss Beaddle, England Mrs, X. &, Stratton,
Miss A. D. Dennis Massachusetts, Miss A. Davis
New Hampshire: Mrs. H. Dexter, Mrs F. A. Booth,
Miss Z C. Dexter, J. Kenyon, Mrs. Mary Taylor,
Massachusetts; b. V. Kniskern, wife ADD daughter,
George " VI. Reed, New Haven. Conn; G. E.
Whitney, Oakland J. S0nntag, San Francisco G.
STOW and wife New York city; George Stewart
Sacramento; s. II. Foster, Illinois l.. K Horton
stein, Denver, Col; A. G. Sullivan, Salt Lake; c.
kenuey, Chicago; E. J. Fry, F. j. Travis, Salt
Lake: Mrs +. 4 Mcleod. New Hampshire; also
81 emgrants including males, to arrive Noyem-
Der 9th.
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SOME weeks ago there was an accident on
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and several
ca loads of merchandise were wrecked. These
goods were badly mussed and wet. Our buyer
has secured several Of the best lots, which were
sold az auction, and will be opened for ssle
to-day. Among them are 3. 900 yards white
muslin, st . cents per yard ! 600 yards Can
ton flannel, beached and unbleacbed, st 10
cent? per yard; 9. 600 pairs misses stockings,
at cents per pair 200 gray blankets, at
81 80 per pair 100 white blankets, at 81 %
per pair, and other lots too numerous te men.
ton, Red UOusA
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EASTERN FISH AND OYsTERs.-We have
just received telegram stating that a large
invoice Of fresh mackerel. white fish and eels,
and also seven hundred cans Of fresh select
oysters have been shipped aud will arrive on
Wednesday by overland express. Parties de.
string any of the above shipment will do well
to SEND in their orders at once. d. DeBer.
uardi & Co, sos and $40 X street.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER. - The Nellie
Boyd Dramatic Troupe, that closed success
full engagement here few days since, will
return and commence another engagement in
the Metropolitan Theater on Thanksgiving
day. AT the matinee will be presented
Article A." and in the evening Fan
chou." This troupe needs no introduction to
the Sacramento public. Artists have been at
work for several days painting scenery, to
enable them to properly present their plays
They advertise popular prices-75 and 80
cents-and no extra charge for reserved seats.
INCORPORATED. Articles Of incorporation
have been filed in the Office of the Secretary
of State of the Chi Phi Association of San
Francisco. This society is formed for the
purpose of maintaining a clubhouse and Of
promoting social intercourse among its men,
bers The Directors are G. K. Bonestill,
William ?. drummer, i. w. Cowles. w. r.
Daingerfeld b. E. Ssnderson, A. +. Nor
rison and Z. NJ. Coon.
LITERARY.-The Sacramento High School
Literary and Debating Society held its regu.
lar weekly meeting last Saturday evening.
The debate was upon a resolution that
woman should be allowed the elective
franchise" Mr.. Dsvlin and Miss Shore
spoke in the affirmative, snd Messrs. Weisel
and Renfro in the negative. After All ami.
mated discussion, the resolution WAS carried
BIZ vote of IS to 6.
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The brightest, clesrest. cheapest and best
beergin the market is Fred aricksburg Export
Beer. Car load just received By G. W. Ches.
ley, sole agent.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Th Thanksgiving. afternoon
and evening
Wanted-Help at Houstons, Fourth and streets.
Wanted-SituatiOn by steady man.
Entertainment and ball, December 9th.
INTERCHANGEABLE Temperance, December 14th.
Sacramento Council K. and 5. NJ, this evening.
Knights and Ladies of Honor, this evening.
Capital Council, |. o. c. F., this evening
Skating entertainment this evening.
Hussars' entertainment, Thanksgiving.
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To Close out a dozen pure linen hucks-
back towels. heavy, only l25 cents each, to-
dsy. Hale Bros. & Co.
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FIVE CESIs PER YABD.-Seventeen hum
dred yards check ginghsms TO be closed out
at this low price. Hale Bros. & Co.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, November 24-By ]. c. Tubbs. Justice
of the Peace, Bishop King, OF Stockton, to Katie
Crsndeley, Of Sacramento.
Woodland. November 23-w. z. williams, OF Sac
ramento, 10 Parrie L. Hunt, of Los Angeles.
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IT is admitted by all purchasers of goods in
our line that the Red House, since its eu-
la -uent, takes the lead. and carries the
lAlsest aud most complete stock.
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To DAY is the day for blankets sal quilts,
slightly aoiled, at the Red House.
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The Great German Remedy. st. Jacobs Oil,
is . household necessity. It conquers pain.
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TO-DAY there will be special bargains offered
to close out stock Of goods slightly soiled
by water, at Red House.
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UNUSUAL VALUEs.-Check ginghams a. .
cents per ysrd. Pure linen huekaback tow
els at I23 cent? each. Hale Bros. d Co.