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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-18
CONGRESSIONAL



WASHINGTON, Jan. IL Edmunds in-
troduced, by request, bills 10 provide
for the appointment of committee to
investig gate the subject OF railroad trans
portalion, and expressed the opinion
that the matter is worthy of considera-
ton, believing that some sort of legisla-
ton is required.
The conference report on the agricui-
iural appropriation bill, was agreed TO.
The postoffice appropriation bill was
then considered. Davis, referring TO the
item for necessary and special facilities
on trunk lire railways, thought the word
trunk" designated and confined the
benefit of the appropriation TO two rail
ways, the Pennsylvania and New York
Central. The whole appropriation went
To these two roads, and none to the city
OF New York
Plumb said The gentleman was mis-
taken and sent 10 the clerks desk and
had read letter from the superintendent
of the railway mail, showing how 1885,,
600 for this purpose was expended, and
recommending If asimilar appropriation
was made this session II should be in
continuation of the existing service this
year. At the conclusion OF the explana-
ton of the bill by Plumb debate en-
sued.
Maxey thought the people west of the
Mississippi were as we'll entitled as any
others to these mail facilities. and un-
less the benefits could be fairly distrib-
uled they ought TO be discontinued en-
tireiy. Alter further debate and the
adoption Of an amendment striking cut
the house provision relating to the COM
pensation TO be paid the Pacific roads
for mail service the morning hour ex-
pired and the Dill went over. The sen
ate then resumed consideration of the
tariff
ad Hse
Pettibone submitted the unanimous
report of the election committee in favor
of the admission OF Caine, from Utah.
and he was sworn in.
HOUSE.
Bedford presented memorial for the
establishment of railway communion
ton with Central and South America
Referred.
On motion of Brown, Chss. 7. Doxey
was sworn in as representative from
the Ninth Indiana district, 10 succeed
the late Mr.. Ortiz
Rice, of Massachusetts, called up the
joint resolution providing for u new
mixed commission in accordance with
the treaty of April 25,h, 1866. with Ven
cZuela.
Rice then resumed his argument, ap
pealing to the house TO pass the joint
resolution.
Blount thought that congress should
view with care and suspicion the claims
of American citizens against the Re
publics of South America instancing
the Shipherd claim.
Williams said that the honor of the
country required that everything of
which VeneZula complained should be
investigated 1t had beeh investigated
by the committee on foreign affairs
and this joint resolution was
the result of that labor.
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a. j. ATTENTION EmpOrIa, Lyon
county, Kansas, breeder of pure bred
Berkshire and Poland China swine. I
have about 100 head of choice pigs for
ahis seasons trade. Pairs not akin
Also. breeder OF first-class poultry. l
have some BUFF and Partridge Cochins
Vel for sale. Address as above
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Mrs. Wilhelmini Koeraer, of Amer.
icus township. died January 18th, aged
IS years. month and "a days. The de-
ceased WIS a faithful wife and highly
esteemed by all who knew her.. The
funeral services were held at the family
residence on Sunday the 14th inst, by
the Rev. Z. J. Tfoyer, of Humboldt
Kansas
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The world wide reputation of Ayers
Hair Vigor is due TO its healthy action
on the hair and scalp, through which il
restores gray hair to its original color
and imparts gloss and freshness which
makes 1t so much desired by all classes
snd conditions Of people Sold at ]. A.
Goore's drug store
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Avoid a gaIloping consumption by
the timely use Of Hale's Honey of Here-
hound and Tar.
Pixies Tco,hache Drops cure in one
miEute.
CoIden,s Liquid Beef Tonic imparta
strength TO the body and mind No
other. OF druggists.
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Col. H. w. Pearsali. the same who is
an auctioneer, reports a big time at the
Logan sal= last week. but says look ont
for bigger one next Thursday at the
StoughtoD sale as advertised elsewhere
in this paper.
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rw.eala Han Rurns.,.

New YORK, Jan 16.-Tweedle hall,
at Albany, burned this moring The
IRE started in McCammon's music store
under the hail. and spread 50 quickly to
the stage that within ten minutes the
flames were beyond control. The hail
was entirely ruined
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ua..ac,,u..,,- senato r,,,,n

BosTos, Jan. 1T.-On the first joint
BALLOT In the legislature for United
States senator. Hoar got 129; Long, II
Bowerman, 80; Grape, II; sll others, 3
Necessary 10 choice. l3S.
The second BALLOT stood Eoar, 131
Long, 40; Bowcrman, 81; Grape, II;
scattering, 3. No choice. Adjourned
until tomorrow.
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DIR. TruewOrihy Is preparing to re-
model his dwelling house at the corner
of Seventh avenue and Merchants street.
He will put two story bay window on
the south side, put In new windows and
doors. change the Internal arrangement,
build new porches and thus make it one
of the handsomest residences in Empo-
ria. The plans for the work are being
prepared by Heidrick s. Go.
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yend the City Linn
It's. etc. etc.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Jan. IS. 1888.
Council met in regular session, John
Bay president of the council in the chair
Present. Mcssrs. Naikup, Ireland
Theis and Moore
Minutes of January Cd read and ap-
proved.
Petition OF H. b. Lowe for license to
run two billiard tables and one pool Ia
BILE at 80 and II Merchants street. was on
motion granted.
Petition of E. K. CriIey & Co. 10 run
two billiard tables and one pool table st
81 and 50 Merchants street was an mo-
ton granted.
The written offer OF John Eskridge
to exchange lot for lot in Washing
ton park addition and to pay the cost Of
transfer and record was referred t. the
committee ON city property.
Mayor Eastman here took the chair.
CommItlee on water works reported
as correct superintendent of water
works report for September and Octo-
Der, and report was adopted.
Committee ON wafer works reported
form OF contract between city and
Messrs. Griffith, Grove and McHardy.
Moore moved. an indefinite postpone
ment OF the motion. Motion Lost. On
motion the matter was laid ON the table.
The matters of claims of l.. C. Ebey
aud others to have certain street tax re-
funded was referred 10 the committee
on sireeic and alleys.
Committee on ways ahd means report
ell as correct the report of the city treas
urer and city clerk for quarter ending
December 20, 1882. aud accompanied re-
port with vouchers of treasurer duly
cancelled, and. TN motion, the report
was adopted.
The following ARE copies OF the re-
ports:
City treasuTer's report, Dec. 10, 1882:
=
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Several hundred dollars worth oil
handsome goods displayed in the show
window of T. NJ. Fry's jewelry store
will be among the presents at an inn
pending wedding in this country.
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Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
-iers wIlI.posltiveiy prevent all ordina-
nv diseases common 10 horses, cattle,
sheep. hogs and fowl, besides constantly
improving them. Beware Of the large
packs; they are worthless. Sold At j.
A. Moore's drug store.
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The Normsl faculty met Tuesday with
the board Of directors OF the Cabinet,
and il was determined to continue tie
publication of thai periodical.
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WANTED Game and poultry,-I will
pay the higi.est market price tor all
kinds OF game and poultry. Do not sell
until you see me and learn my prices.
Headquarters at Blue Front meat mar
ket, 1913 Commercial street, Emporia,
Kansas. A. =. TANDY.
At Court house
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II W. pearsalI. salesman.

u. e. Crandali, who has had thirty
years ,xpuicnc 10 the treatment Of
horses feet, can now be found one door
north OF his old stand on Fifth avenue
and VIII be glad 10 sec ell OF his old
piIr0us. Horse-shoelng, repairing snd
jbbbing done ia the neaiest manner and
Oh short notice Give US call.
Ii q Cn.Nr.rr a.,
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SA0yeI's Onc PIice Cash House is
EUw selling bett meriLo undervcst
IA all SIZE r,r ladies', at AS cents, than
you can buy elsewhere al G0c. They
are closing GU, their stock 10 reduce II
10 the lowest possible limit before en-
llrgiug their store.
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sUPPE.s GRAND DRAwING

Who Got the Prizes A. the Court House
last Evening.
The grand drawing of w. H. Suppe,
of the 90 cent store, for fine piano and
a number of other handsome prizes,
took place at The court house last Tues
day. The court room WAS literally pack
ed with people. most of whom held
tickets and therefore had personal in.
terest in the outcome of The enterprise.
The drawing was conducted under
the direction Of committee chosen
from the audience, and a small boy was
blind folded who drew the numbers
from box, the methods employed pre-
Guiding all possibility of discrimina-
tion. The piano was drawn by the hold
of ticket No. l4,0S0, but as the prize has
not yet been claimed, il
Is not known who the lucky party is.
There wrre over 10000 tickets IN the
box from which this was drawn
The following are the other lucky
numbers and the names of The holders
No. 90: prize l, Ed. Tytherleigh china
tea set.
No, AZ, prize 9, ALI Roberts.
No. Is, prize 3, Alex Butts.
No. 90, prize 4, VIM. Ferrell.
No. %. prize 8. W. F. Ewing.
No. 40, prize 6, ST Holloway
No. %, prize 4, A. =. Lowry. Ameri-
Gus.
No. 50, prize 8, Thos Beers.
No. 80. prize 0, Chas. Baumaster
Nn. 81, prize 10, John Schanze.
M 81. prize II. John Ladd.
No. Al. prize 12, w. S. Wilkins.
No 80, prize ID, Ed. TYiherleigh.
No. "a prize IA, not yet called for.
No. 81, prize Is, j. C. Burnett
No 90. prize Is, Henry Miller.
No 81. prize II. VIM. Folsum
No. IA, prize Is, p. L. Smith.
No. %, prize 10, NJ. Birdssll
No ~, priz= 90. Ell. Tytheileigh.
Most of the above prizes were paint
ines, Iiinugh several handsome lamps
we're drawn. The affair passed off In
The pleasant st manner possibl.:, and
every body seemed IN the best kind of
humor.
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q. ". DOUGLASS, Treas
u. ID PATTES, TruAsee.
+ Il. FRY E.9.lerk.
ApMINisrRAfoR,s go

RTOTIcE Il HEREBY tsIyF.S that The an
deFsigneu attmiHistrix will, on TUESDAY,
the z9f h Gay Of February. a. u. IssS Al tie
late residence Of SieiIoias f.ock erman. sIt-
ceased. sell at public auction the neFsaneE
estate OF sasti siecec;eB4. consulting az 8sssss
mulez. farming implements. sOtl euoIsi goo =
ETC.. 70 the klglIest ans. hest bidder Tor rzsi d
in lfanfi Tor al sums nEffer hge iOIlars ami
On EI8e gnOEtha' time for all sitns over ave
sieiiarss Tor Es deferred slax mentS notes 10 be
given with goqd -Hretfe=. TO Ire approved ~
the Hn iersigned. all NOTES 10 EeaF Interest 81
she rate OF tt,Is DssF eentsins re arnuns. SAX
TO begfn 81 . t9'ciork ilroTlifst
SxRAH =. 115CKERuAx
AdDiaistTaEfix OF Estete OF Nicholas 1sscker.
man. deceased Wft
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w. H. Holliugsworth, who lost his
pocket book, containing $3.50, of which
mention was made in the News returned
after turning everything upside down in
Usage City in the search for hls missing
property, feeling somewhat iisconsolate
over the result of his search. He hadn't
i'een here many hours when he received
IA telegram from Newton, to the effect
that his pOcket-book had been found,
and was all intact, the finder being a
porter on The train, who places honor
above riches.
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Elder Rice, assisted by Revs. j. Me
Annuity and J q. Hull, dedicated new
church at Fullerton, siaii"n between
Madison and Eureka. fast SI.da,
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The ice dealers of Emporia have Sc
cured an abundant supply for next sum.
nier and have made provI ion for fail
ure in the crop next winter.
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PUBLIC SALE-l will sell at public
auction, at the farm known as the Mil
Ter place, ~ miles east oi Wards farm
on Badger creek, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY %. 1888,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m the
following properly: One span Of work
mares. 8 and years old, weighing about
2,40J' pounds; sucking colt, ] bay
mare with fOaI, 3 cows with cali, 2 year.
ling heifers with calf, 3yearling heifers
yearling steers, 2 heller calves. steer
calf. 1 thoroughbred bull, 25 shOats,
weighing from 80 to $50 pounds, . brood
sows. two with pigs by their sides, IS
small shoat5, / farm wagon, set double
harness, l John Deere riding pillow,
Weir riding corn cultivator. 90 pine
hurdles. 800 feet Of pine lumber, 500
bushels corn ia crib, 100 shocks of corn,
10 tons of hay, 10 bushels Peachblow
potatoes, 8 bushels Early Rose potatoes.
and other things too numerous 10 men,
zion.
Terms of sale: All sums of 50 aud
under, cash all sums over IS a credit OF
six months will be given ON bankable
paper, with ten per cent. interest; FIVE
per cent IF for cash.
SToUGHToN Bros.
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Marriage lIcenses were issued Tuesday
to John c. Matson and Caroline Mich:.
ley, Of EmpOria. aud Wm. u. HAa.mell
and Mrs. Kate Chosen. of EmpOTia.
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MoNEY.-Arney 10 loan IN any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company. At lowest rates. Call and zee
Us before making yonr loans, as We can
do YOU good,
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The AMERIcus NEws.
EDIrED BY auRIow

Mrs John Fl. Clay will hereafter keep
fresh bread for sale
The H. S, flour is the best family
flour on the market, at only $50. per
sack. al the Feed Store
-eFank's Rose, -four 81 % per sack,
at the Feed Store.
We have choice line of ladies' and
misses fine SHOES, men and boys boots.
Our Chicago kip cannot be beaten.
]. ID. GIBSON.
Feed of all kinds at the feed store
of Geo. McAuley.
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FoR SALE.-An No. double barrel
shot gun that has never been used, also
twenty-five metallic shells. Win be
sold at sacrifice. Apply to w. II,
Suppe, at the 90 cent store.
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The Chautauqua club met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Wicks, on Constitutions
rect Monday and disposed of a very
int resting program.
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FoR ALE-Best, bottom farm in Ly-
ON county, 1870 acres, mile north east
OF Emporia on the Neosho river, fifty
acres heavy timber, balance under good
cultivation and fair Improvements
chcap. If sold soon. +. HAMILTON.
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The Order OF Railway Conduct ,rs
will give grand ball ana banquet at
the Coolidge on the evening of Feb.
ruary 22d.
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II. b. Alexander, contractor for the X.
Q. q Z. railroad, sublet two miles Of
grading Monday TO Baker Bros, Of Fl.
Scott, and one mile To Frank Barnes, Of
Council Grove.
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A very valuable horse belonging to
John Stanley. Of Fulton. broke It's thigh
bone last week and had II be shot.
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A cstamount has been seen recently
by several farmers IN the Cowling neigk
borhood on the Neoslho.
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Fon SALE.--2.OOO high grade Merino
sheep; also 90 choice MeIiuo bucks.
Call on OF write 10 L. Webster, Dunlap,
Kansas
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John Mclean & Co, OF Ohio, con.
'rscted for two miles If grading on the
K. c. s. Z. railroad yesterday.
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Paul BossaIt, of the Merchants Tele-
phone company, at Kansas City, has
made proposition for establishing
telephone communication between this
city and Americas, which is being con-
sidered by the people of the last named
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]. W. Thaicher. calm I'D 81. Il.

j. w. Thatcher. claim Of 81. Ba-
ker, fireman ......... II 0C
On motion. bids for bonds on the
clerks desk we're ordered opened.
/ The following bid was accepted:
EGPoRIA, Kan Jan 16, 1ss3.-To the
Mayor and City Council of Emporia,
Kansas: 0entlemen-I will take 50,
327. 43 10 one or two years improvement
bonds at par with accrued interest, To be
paid for in special improvement fund
scrip at par with accrued interest, with
the option on my part of taking one or
two years. or portion of each.
GEO. s. ARaoR.
On motion of Bay, the following bid
was accepted, providing that new bonds
are not 10 be issued until old ones are re-
turned for cancellation:
EAPoRIA, Kan, jan IS, 1889. TO the
Honorable Mayor and Council: Gen
tie men--I will pay for ihe $40 600 re-
funding bonds as per attached advertise
ment, par and Is per cent (10O1e) and
accrued interest The bonds to lie de-
liVered ON or before February LIST, next
II. DUNLAP.
The following was read:
EMPoRIA, Kan Jan. Is, 1SS3-T'o the
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
The Merchants Telephone and Teie-
graph company, by It's superintendent,
makes the following proposition 10 the
Honorable Mayor and CITY Council OF
Emporia, viz; That in lieu of paying
the city tax imposed upon the telephone
company, the said telephone company
will furnish free 10 the city Telephone
service At the pump station and at tho
engine house, first connecting both OF the
above stations with the central Office of
The telephone company. Also that the
telephone company will grant to the
city and its officers The free use of any
and all of its instruments in cases of
fire, riot or general disturbance of any
kind"
Providing, however. that the telephone
line from the engine house to the pump
station shall become the property OF the
Telephone company, and that they shall
at all times keep il In good working
order and repair, the expense of making
all necessary changes to be borne by the
Telephone company.
This arrangement To remain operative
for five years or as long as the city tax
may be legally imposed
THE MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE COMPANY,
of Kansas and Missouri,
By PAUL w. BossART, Superintendent.
Mr. ireland stated he was authorized
to modify the proposition SO es to strike
out the clause transferring the title to
the telephone line from the city to the
company.
Moore moved to lay ii on the table. |
Lost.
On motion, the offer was rejected.
Bills on clerks desk referred.
E. n. FoRDE. Clerk.
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Announcement.

BY reqnestUf many friends will be
candidate for re election to the office
oflrustee Of Jackson township.
WALDO WOOSTER
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Remember buntings in black and
colors, all wool, warranted, only 1875
per ynrd, ut SawyeI's.
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MONEY TO LOAN. X. Finley, cor
ner room; up stairs; News block.
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The Quarterly Reports Of the city
Clerk and Treasurer AdOPteds
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MONEY Money At Warren & Leigh
tons is 100 cheap to steal. You can
borrow ii at prices never before made in
Kaneua
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WANTED Il want 10 rent II good bot
tom farm, for three or five years. Can
give all the references required. Ad
dress A. c. Hill, Emporia, Kan.
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Judge Culver's steam hay press is in
operation at Horton. and is putting up
ten tons per day.
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I. A. Scott. while repairing cars at
the switch yard Monday injured his hand
81 that one or more If his fingers had
TO be arnnuiaied.
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sIgnsa tl.e cisIE - ID.

The organ concert al the Cougreea-
tton.I church this evening will be worth
three times the price Of aamission
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Corn shuckers wanted tn shuck shock
corn. Mrs. n. LocKERMAN
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The seats for the new NJ. E. church
have finally arrived from Richmond,
Indiana, where they were manufactur-
ed. They are of solid walnut and are
very handsome.
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King s. Roberts shipped car loads Of
fat logs to Kansas City Monday; Greer
s. Way, two; Wheeler Bros, one, and 7.
g. Whitley one, making about $4,000
which exchanged hands here on hogs to-
day. And 1t was not very good day
for swine either.
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The highest market prlce--either In
cash or trade--paid for produce at
BaS's grocery.
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We caution our readers TO beware OF
diphfheris, pneumonia, influenza, brou-
chitis. congestion of the lungs, coughs
and colds AZ this season Of the year.
Get q bottle of Johnsaa's An0dyBe
LiRiment and keep is ready for instant
use 1t may save year Ifle Il has saved
thousands. Sold at EzaoTess dFne store.
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The lunch room Of j. Gardner is
closed on account OF the Illness of the
proprietor.
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Try tie Gill Edge flour.

lama candidate for the Office OF trus-
T.. OF Pike to.nship at the ensuing
February election. O. G LYNCH
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The Welsh choir will sing Weeping,
Wailing" at the organ concert ON Wed
nesday evening. The chorus. embrac-
ing thirty-eight voices. is The same
which wen the $50 prize at the Usage
CITY EisIeddfod
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Joe Morris got on "hlgh" Sunday
and answered to the charge of drunken
ness before the police judge this morn
ing, being taxed 1925, including cost.
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II. II. White has brought suit against
the Missouri Pacific railroad company
TO recover damages in the sum of $500
for hay burned by fire SIT out by loco
motive
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Money-To loan al cheap rates.
J.. p. PAYNE, Agent
Kansas City Investment Company, Em
poriA Kansas
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Bob Love, former porter at the Fifth
Avenue, after an absence Of SIX months
at Topeka and Kansas City, has Eeiuen-
eli 10 the cid stamping ground, and is
just as jolly and pleasant as ever Bob
is great favoritc with everybody and
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-18

An immense line of brocaded dres
goods now only s cents per yard, 81
Sawyer's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-01-18

Tickings, domestics, shirliugs, sheet
lngs, b!eached and brown muslins, all
at cnst. this month ut Sawyer's.