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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29

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Robert Thompson aad Quinn Carr PuF-
chased today the KItzmiiler farm 81
BstleFtOWn.
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FoR SALR--Flve light brahmA roos-
teFs. f. CHAPMAN,
Two and one-half miles east Of EN-
nora ttHt4
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wANTED-A dining room girl. and {
girl TO do general housework at X. A
Rhuland's.
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Grading on the 81 Louis, EmpOria s
Western railrOsd " going on st lively
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The street car did quite lively bnss-
ness Saturday hIEha on he occasion
Of the Normal entertainment.
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WANrED-Dressed OF live hOea q
John HenninR's meat market. Coed
prices paid.
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John Fluker hAd both has residences
and his plAcsOf buslness eoanecsAd with
the Telephone Exchange to-day.
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"Fun on TIE Bristol" means fun for
all who go to see it.
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Father Dominic Meier aud Hon. n
BIAlonsy collected about S500 for St.
| Aary's hosDttal Tuesday.
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SAD Neur.

Word has been received in this city
by the father of the Lewis brothers Of
the death on November 9th Of Rev
John Williams. of Wales The deceased
was the father of Mrs. John w. Morgan
of Dow creek, who. il. company with
her husband, started from here on ths
very day Of her fathers death 10 pas
her parents g visit The death of Mr
Williams Was very sudden. he only hav
Jag been III a feE hours He wEs ven
prominent man among the Wesleyan
Methodists in Wales and was yer,
greatly respected.
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We are closing out a job lot Of Mar
ION Patent -four at 81 Or q sack. Now IL
yOnr time "a buy finur. NJ NJ
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The flock VI Rev. M HIbbeTa. Of
the Free MsltisliIst church, IL iaeTeAs
ing. Boy.
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The Ladies society Of the Congress.
tioaalchurch held their quarterly meet
ing Wednesday. The finances of the
society are in excellent shape. more
money having been made during the past
six months ihan Tor the same time IL tbs
HISTORY Of the society. a social has been
arranged for 70 be held at the residence
Of Senator Plumb in the near fu1nre.
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CaiArrh cured, health and sweet
breath s-cnIad by shiloh's CAtArrh rem
e,iy. Price 80 cents; nasal injector free.
Qnl,l hv (,haa ftvder
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Reading. Lyon county. KAnAAa.

wzNTED.-seve6ty- I'VE hesd Of good
yeArling stesra Highest market price
paid. ]. ID. Fox
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go 20 A. Mohler. Sixth avenue, near
Savings bank. TO get your bools made
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Charlie HAussler is cIsrking at Beck
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Plymouth Rock chickens for sale.
VIZ. b. SCOT.r.
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sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, EnpOria, KAns. r.~, ~
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q. a. Riddle.

Physician and Surgeon; ofics over
the Oak Hall clothing store.
Residence 1t SIKH avenue
and State street.
AL calls in the cOunSy promptly at
tended night or day
Country business especially solicited
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Tobacco and cigars at Bonds


Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
-GiveJ. D. Gibson your patronage
No house can sell You better goods for
less money.
Buy your wife cashmere dress at
j. ID. GIbson's.
Fresh candy, fresh cakes, fresh
crackers, in great variety, AT NJ. w. Glib
sons.
Gloves at J ID Gibson's.
M. w. Gibson carries large stock
of family medicines.
Imperial -four Al NJ. ". Gibson's.
Note paper and candies at Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds.
-Tressler X Lowry buy the Enter
prise flour in carload lots. and for
prices, wholesale or. retail. Will not take
back seat for any one.
Uncle Sans harness oil AT Bonds,
Underwear, overalls, hosiery and
overcOats at Ls,sli Bros.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Bread, bread, bread at Lesh Bros.
$ A Brown & Co, ofsAmerieus, 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 unfiInchiag adhe-
renee TO their motto, "Emporia prices on
all bills"
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Happy wives In Is"..ia.


There is only one happy woman in
Russia-the priests wife; and it is a
common mode of expression to say, As
happy as 4 priests wife.
The reason why she Is happy is because
her husbands position depends upon her,
II she dies, he is sleposed, and becemes
n mere layman, and his property Is
taken away from him and distributed,
half To his children and half TO the
government. This dreadful contingency
makes the Russian priest careful 10 get a
healthy wife, If he can. and makes him
take extraordinary good care of her after
he has secured her He waits upon her
in the most abject way.
She must never get her feet wet, and
she is Petted and put in hot blankets II
she has 50 much a a e'IId in her head. IL
Is the greatest possible good f"rtnnr foF 3
girl 70 marry 4 priext-iniinitely betteI
than 10 be the wife Of noble
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rae can.e ss Ser T@rrsr.

tram Bic f1nesi
A lady in Bath was recently much
alarmed by dreaming that some one was
holding her wrist Xainly eIsdeavorine
IN scream for assistance, she succeeded al
length in whispering Just loud enough to
awaken herself.
After a few minutes relief AT being na
longer under the influence Of the dream,
she became conscious that some one was
really holding her left wrist, and all her
strength was inadequate to release it.
Whether to call her HOSTESS or not was
easily decided, for her terror resdered
her as speeches As she had been before
awakening. 1t could not be that any of
her friends had seized her wrist in sport
il Wa too rigid a clasp. and had been
cont inned some tiiss, fer her left hand
was cold and numb. But Just Is she
should be able 70 speak in a moment she
found the relentless grasp was that of heE
own right hand, and not easy 70 withdraw
from its twin e,mpanion, 20 desperate
aad become its hold.
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We have money 10 loan 81 extremely
low rates. sfFgE Lyl-Ff{s.IFO
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WARREN. LKVaHTON q HARRISON.
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86A
Harper's Young People
AN ILLUsTRATED wEEKLY-16 Pages.

AN ILLUhIhATEH "LEhLI-Ib FAstSs
SrTrEp TO BoEs And GIRLS or FROM Six
TO STNTEFS NEARs OF AGE.
Vol. V, commences November G. 1883.
Harper's Young People s. the best weekly
for children in western
Christian Advocate.
All that the artists skill can accomplish IL
the way OF ILLUSTRATION has been done, aud
the best talent of the country has contributed
TO lis te xt.-New England Journal OF cduca-
ton. Boston.
In IT. special fioIi there Is nothing thAt can
he compared with it-HSrtiord evening
Post
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1894
HARPER'S Bazaar
ILIUsTRATED.

Harper's Bazar f. ut once the most bril-
liant and useful Household Journal in exist-
ence- II Is the acknowledges AFbiter OF insh-
ION in this country. Its fashion plates are
the newest and most sty liSh: and Ifs pattern
sheet supplements and ec0nOu &c suggestions
alone are worth many times the cost Of sab
seription. It's illustrations of art nee,lleHosk
are from the best sources. ItS literary and
artistic merits are Of tn highest order. Its
stories, poems and essays are by the first
American and Eurof can authors Its choice
art pictures would oil IlOrtfaiIos, and lite hu-
InoFous cut are The most amusing to he found
10 any Journal in America. a host OF bFl-
liant novelties are Pl 0miscd for 1881
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L. IL. SANDERS,
Trail P.O., Lyon CO., Kansas
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TUESDAY, Nov. p.
The next regular meeting of the L. p
social will be held at the residence of j.
L. Butler, on the evening of December
4ih. The following Is the program ar
ranged for the occasion
Reading-Mrs. NJ. w Gibson.
Song-"The Poor Little Soldier Boy
by Ethel Butler. @e
Recitation-Alice Gibson,
Song-By Glass.
Recitation-MissG Goodrich.
Question Box.
Declamation-Lutie Gather
Address-Rev. Collins.
ChaTade.
All are invited. ~
w. f. d. Blackwell, is canvassing the
town in the interests of the State Gazet.
teer, published by II, L. Polls * Co. ri
Chicago.
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The AMERIcus News.
EDITED RY BuR1ow.r
MONDAY. Nov.

MONDAY, Nov. 90.
Miss Burnhsm, OF Dunlap, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Gibson over
the Sabbath
Our locsl grain dealers took ir ,,Tenty
five wagon loads of corn Saturday, and
not much of day for corn neither.
No damage done by last nights wind
in this i'm Mediate vicinity, hut the
change was 3 sudden and severe one.
Rev. Dir. Shuey preached very eio-
quent sermon at the Z. p. church yes
terdsy afternoon.
1T you want anything and fail to see
it, ask Lesh Bros. for it.
Clocks repaired by ID. G Grinell,
over the post Office.
-Breech and muzzle loading shot
guns cheap, at J. s. Gibson's-
Misses and ladies eloaks and dol.
mans at j. D. Gibson's.
Motions and fancy articles at EIesh
Bros.
For oTeralls, shirts, gents under
wear, hats, caps. boots and shoes, gloves,
snspenders, glass and queensware, no
tiOns and groceries, go to Tressler i
Lowry's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
-Wanted.-Butier and eggs. at Tress
Ter & Lowry's
Cash for grain az Tressler s.
Lowry's.
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HARPeR'S PERIODICALS.

PER YEAR:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-15
CORSICANA.

Suicide of u CyDrian- Competition In the
Cotton Seed oil Business- Personal and
General.
CoRsIoANA, June 14.-[Special. IN ellie
West, an inmate of bagino in East Cor
sicana, kept by Clara Fuller, ended her sad
career this morning by dose Of morphine.
She was discovered TO be insenslble when
called for breakfast. A physician WAS
summoned, but too late to revive her, This
Is but a repetition of the old story, deser-
tion, shame and a suicides grave. She
lett a note, directing that few little trim
kets be sent to her falthless lover. The Jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
above.
The Howard Oil Company, of Dallas, in
order to successfully compete with the oil
mill about 10 be erected here, have con-
tracted for the erection of large ware
house for the storage OF seed. Unless a
compromise is effected between the rival
companies, farmers will realize more on the
seed than from the baled staple.
Mrs. M. II. Cassidy, widow of Mr. Hugh
Cassidy, has taken charge of the CONNER.
cial hotel which will be run from this on
in her name.
Mr.. f. w. Caruthers will leave in few
days for Lampasas.
The iron fence TOR the court house yard
has arrived and will be put up at once.
The emancipation celebration will be
held at the fair grounds on Saturday, June
l6. A large number of colored visitors are
looked for.
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SAN ANTONIO.

Commencement Exercises-Acquitted OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Unfortunate-Got
aFull Term -Wasson Cheerful-Etc.
SAN ANTONIO, June l4.-[Specisl. THE
commencement exercises OF the the gradu
ating class of the public schools began OF
Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Colonel II
c. King will deliver an address to the sweet
girl graduates.
John Dellsape, a hackman, was tried this
morning for.kidnapping Eliza Cation and
acquitted. The verdict was surprise. Tn,
girl is IA years old.
The body OF an unknown man was found
by John Mccoy, of Somerset, on the Som
erset road, six miles from San Antonio. yes
terday afternoon. Justice Adam and Jury
went out last night and viewed the body,
and returned verdict of death from star.
vation and excessive heat. Deceased was
described as aged 40 years, was five feet
ten inches in height, was of brown com.
plexion, greyish beard and to all appear.
ances either an American or Irishmap.
The corpse was reduced to q skeleton and
deceased looked as IL he might have been
sick ordemented. An old pair OF lean pan.
falcons, hickory shirt and q coarse pair OF
brogans were on deceased. He had no un.
derclothes, hat or socks. The body was
taken to the poor house and inferred.
A negro was tried at New Braunfels to.
day for the murder Of the city marshal
some months ago and was given ninety
nine years In the pepitentiary.
The Santa Rosa orphans are having q
benefit tonight at Turner's hall.
Ernest Carleton pleaded guilty this morn.
ing in the district court to an indictment
charging him with an attempt to murder
and was fined 500 and costs.
Msjor Wasson appears more cheerful
han at any time since his arrest and con.
finement.
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HOUSTON.


Negro BOY Fiend Sentenced for Life--High
School Commencement--The insurance
Men.
HousToN, June H.-[Special. l-Harmon
Adams, the negro boy tiend who dragged
'his playmate at the end Of lariet and then
hung the body In tree AFTER first strip
ping the clothes from him In order as he
declared, that the buzzards might eat him,
was to-day tried found guilty and sentenc-
ed to imprisonment for life.
The high school commencement exercises
at Grays opera tonight will be very attrac.
tive and will doubtless, as usual, draw out
u large crowd to witness them. There are
five graduates this year, the
largest number the school has
turned out In any previous year. The
graduates are Miss Daisy Finnegan, the
validictorian, who will graduate In the
classical course; Miss May Baldwin. the
salutatorian, also graduates in the classical
course; Miss Lizzie McNally will graduate
both in the classical snd general course;
Miss Jennie G.. Dooley in the classical
course, and Mr.. Ed. SmRllwood in the
general course.
The association OF insurance underwri.
ters is still in session to-day. The business
OF the forenoon consisted principally In re.
ceiving reports from committees, all OF
which were lengthy and Of little interest to
the public.
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OLEBURNE.

Engines Collide-A Destitute Old Man
Found on the Prairie-Licked his Land
lord-To Have u Beautiful City Hall.
CLKBuRSE, June l4,-[Special. l-Passen
ger engine No. 80, south bound, on the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, about 2 O'Clock
this morning ran into freight engine No. 30
standing on a switch, which had beer
thrown, IL is believed, by some maliciou,
person. Both engines were badly smashed
up In the foremost parts, but no one injured
as far as learned.
An old man, about 70 years Of age was
found by a WAGNER, enroute 70 the city
nine miles from here on the Cleburne and
Meridian road, lying on the prairia in ar
nnconcious and almost dying condition,
His name or residence was not learned.
A clerk In one OF the drygoods houses and
his former landlord disagreed to-day oveI
q oard bill, resulting In fisticuff, In which
u Q landlord came out with the worst O.
the skirmish.
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The Ohio Prohibitlonists

COLUMBUS, o., June l4.-The state prohi.
bition committee met this morning, and
was the largest ever held in Ohio. Thr Q
hundred were present. The meeting was
very harmonious, Notwithstanding the ex.
pectation Of ftrouble over the constitutional
amendments. The principles promulgated
to endorse the national platform of Chicago
In August last year; denounce the policy Of
personal liberty advanced by the demo-
Gratis and policy Of taxation in the Scott
and Pond laws passed by the republicans
and repeating the Sunday law and q law
prohibiting drinking on premises also
passed by the republicans; condemn the
taxing portion Of the constitutional amsnd.
ments, and favor the adoption Of a prohib-
itory clause. and recognize the value OF ed.
ucation of youth in the schools against
liquor.
A iull ticket was nominated, with f..
Schumacher for governor.
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PILOT POINT.
Closing Exerclseses-A Magnificent Com
pliment In Store.

Closing Exerclseses-A Magnificent Com
pliment In Store.
PILOT POINT, June A.-[Speclal. Ito.
morrow is Society Day at the seminary,
with an interesting programme of exercises,
including debate and an address before
the society by Professor Alex Hogg, super.
intendent OF schools Of Fort Worth, Al IL
o'clock in the morning and at night, a
grand reunion Of the pupils, patrons and
friends, which will! be the browning social
event Of the season.
A public meeting has been called for TO.
morrow at 4p. m, at Hsrrison's hall, by
the patrons OF Pilot Point seminary.
the object Of which is to ent ertain q resoln.
tion expressive Of the warm gratitude TO.
wards the faculty for the proficiency and
progress OF the pupils during the term Just
closed.
B. A. Aldrich. of D. Bradford & Co.. IA
In town and attending the examination.
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DENIsON.


Furniture Dealer Asslgns-A Correction.
DESlsoS, June l4.-tSpecial, III. M. Lea,
furniture dealer, assigned to-day to A. H,
Coffin. His liabilities are rated about Ala.
600; assets, about 5000.
The affair between two Dallas ladies and
two men occurred In the waiting room and
not In the depot hotel.
A boy named John Conway, II years old,
was drowned while bathing In q cattle pond
~ $50 this evening. No Particular. '
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Washington Miucellsnv

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Secretary Teller
Of the interior, has sent the following letter
TO Secretary Of War Lincoln.
l understand General Crook will soon re.
turn to the vicinity Of San Carlos agency
with n large number Of renegade Indians
who are guilty OF murder, theft and other
crimes. do not think these Indians ought
TO be allowed TO return TO the apenev.
There can be no permanent peace n
they are allowed TO murder people, steal
their stock and then surrender Themselves
and return to the agency to be supported
by the government. think the Criminals
should be held as prisoners and punishe
for their crimes. The children should be-
taken from their parents and be- mt IN
school. i shall be pleased to hear from Won
As to the number OF children AZ .oon as YOU
receive General Crooks report,
Additional chhrges have been preferred
against Hill, superviring architect of the
treasury department, by Burch 4 Creeiv.
contractors. Of Washington, who allepe 6e
has favored Q certain contractor, II. T..
Crawford, In regard 10 asphalt payem ents'
II 10 alleged that contracts for tbis WorE
have been awarded Crawford AZ "a 80 no,
square yard without competition. Vhsn Nv
inviting II better work could be Obtained 4
81. .b5 per yard. ~
The report Of the board Of visitors 10 the
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ATTRACTIVE FEATURES
FANCY PARASOLS

We have assorted one lot OF Fances and Pom
gees that we have thus far considered cheap a
81; now we have marked them SS.
Fancy Parasols at S. that were marked 81 80
and will be again when the sale is over.
Black Satin ParasOls, braided and Laced
marked down from SS TO %.
A line OF Fancy Novelties, perfectly hand
some styles, have been NAKED ST. they
were sl0
One line Of handsome White Parasols have
been assorted with few elegant Fancies a
Is. so: weieS Sl2