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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16
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Sportsmen should bear in mind that
George B. Peters, at No. IA CONNER
cial street. has just received very large
and complete stock OF sporting goods
The assoFtmeat embraces everything
Pe!!tAiniHg TO e hunting cutft, includine
shot-guns Of the latest patterns, breech
and muzzle loading. single and
double barrel; sporting suits, powder,
shot, caps, carriages, etc. They also
have reyolYeFs Of the standard makes
end the best weapons in the market
Hunters and sportsmen should make !
posc Of this and call and see one Of III.
best lot Of sportmen's goods ever openeC
IN southern Kansas.
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cnURcH NOTES

Rev. Dr. CordleY, OF the Congyega
donal church, was welcomed back ate
his summer vacation by very larg'
congregation Sunday, who were great
| ly edited by an excellent discourse
based upon the Scripture found in Luke
1885. The theme of the sermon wa
that the world affords TO as only what
we are able to appropriate, and it was
elaborated in that skiilful and interest
ing manner for which the speaker Il
noted.
Rev. Mr.. Hendy, at the close OF his
discourse yesterday morning, spoke 81
some length ON the subject Of the col.
lege, stating thai the result, of the weeks
work has been such as 10 substantially
assure the location of that institution Al
this place. He spoke In terms of the
greatest confidence regarding the future
Of the enterprise and Congratulated the
people upon the noble work that had
been accomplished in behalf Of the col
lege.
Elder Lott, of the Christian church.
conducted union services It the First
Baptist church last evening and preach
ed very acceptable discourse on the
text: "The darkness is past and the
true light now shIneth."
The discourses delivered yesterday at
the Second Congregational church BY
Rev. w. E. Jones, of Wales. are spoken
of in very complimentary terms.
The ministrations of Rev. Levi Rees, of
Waseca, Illinois. at the Friends church
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Sylvan
street, were source of great profit and
enjoyment to the congregation.
At the Methodist church Rev. j. T.
Hanna broke the bread of life in very
acceptable manner to his congregation
at the morning service, ana in the even
ing the house was crowded to listen to
the able discourse preached by Rev. J.
II, Hill, young man who is well and
favOrablY known in this community.
HIS effort last evening was such as to
bind still closer those who were already
his friends, and to very materially IN
crease the circle of his admirers. His
sermon was founded on the incident of
the Pharisee and the Publican, and was
delivered in a clear, distinct tone of
voice. The reasoning was logical
and convincing, his views
of the plan of salvation are
broad and comprehensive. and he mani.
tests the disposition OF one DESTROYS Of
seeking, teaching and preaching the
broader view in all things pertaining to
the salvation of man, and the relations
of men, one to another. in this mundane
sphere. We have heard q number of
persons who heard the sermon last
night, speak in the most cOmmendAble
terms of the effort These compliment
tary remarks and expressions should
serve to encourage Nr. Hill In his call
ing and help to inspire him to go
through with the course of prepare.
tiOn which he has now marked out. He
can be certain that he has not mistaken
his calling, which is often source of
great anxiety to many young men pre-
pairing themselves for the great respon-
sibllities of life. In all his efforts he
will have the consciousness of possess
ing a warm place in the hearts of many
people in this community, both for his
success in college and in the grand
work which he shall enter upon when
his studies are completed.
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GOOD EN0Haa


A. GHtskunst Conyicssd On Charge Of
Selling LiauOF.
The liquor case Of the state OF Kansae
vs.. A. Gudekunst was tried Tuesday in
the court Of Justice Fletcher, County
Attorney Feighan representing the state
and I. e Lambert and T. n. 6edgwIek
appearing for the defense.
The following named gentlemen acted
as jurors: John Cup. d. s. Ball. W.T..
Spader, r. Now. w. r. Irwin, A. z
Frost, Chas. Skidmore. E. b. Burnett
Frank BrOughton, L. Horr. Fl. B. Greer,
D. n. Brainard.
The evidence and arguments closed
about 4 O'Clock, and afler being out /
little over half hour the jury broughl
In verdict OF conviction. Call the nexl
case and let the good work go on.
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Complimentary.

Our morning contemporary pays the
following generous and well-merited
compliment to a gentleman who is well
and favorably known in Emporia, and
who, finding the duties of his late POSI-
ton too arduous for his strength, has re-
sumed his old place as foreman of THE
NEWS Office:
Moses Stone, who for some time past
has been city editor of the Republican,
severed his connection with the paper
last evening. Mr.. Stone did himsel!
great credit IN this responsible position
and we regret that he felt it his duty to
give up his place.
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GOING TO THE NATION,

A civil engineering party headed by
Harry Hibben, will start IN few days
for the Indian Territory to make a sur
vey for the fencing ofan extensive cattle
rancho owned by foreign syndicate,
The following persons will accompany
the expedition: Harry Laws, Stephen
Janus. George Goddard, Willie Borton
w. G. Hughes, Charlie Hibben, Harry
Kirke and Will Kizer. The boys antici'
pate enough novelty out of the venture
to compensate for its hardships, and we
trust they will find the trip healthful and
full of endowment.
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CHAN0FD HGN0s

Col. Fl. C. Whitley sold, on last Satur-
day, his handsome residence on Neosho
street to H. n. ThOrp, who recently
came to EmpoTia from Illinois, for
5000. The Colonel will give posses.
sion the 18th of September and will take
up his residence after that time in the
house north of the Coolidge. In the
meantime he IA preparing TO build on
his ten acre lot just north Of the city,
ME. Thorp has secured handsome
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game, with the Emporia nine on Mon
day the 18th inst. The game will b
one Of series of three games for $25 1
| side and the championship of Igor
county.
Everybody busy haying.
keystone cider mills. Warranted
to make more cider out OF the same ap.
piles than any other mill eyer made
Enquire OF J. S. Gibson.
IS III. Bell is still on the war path
buying corn, oats, wheat, rye, barley and
flax. lie will keep bran and corn chop
for sale.
-. a. Brown s. Co., of Americas,
don't let bill of lumber go 10 Emporia,
as they always discount Emporia
prices.
Handsome hand mirrors and mir
rors of all sizes, glassware and queens
ware, lamps and flues at j. ID. Gibson's.
-Eldorado Engine OIL, the best in
use for lubricatiBg purposes. For sale
by ] S. Gibson.
If you want a spring wagon OF bug
gy examine my stock and get prices.
J. 3. GIBSON.
Tohsceo and CIGARS nj ROndss.
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DISTRICT COURT.
MONDAY, Aug. 10

uAUNUhLI mug 1Os
Court convened this morning at
O'Clock with Judge G. B. Graves on the
bench, and the following business was
transacted:
In the case of P. c. Cowling VS.
.. ]. Greenleaf. the court fled his con
illusions of law and finding of facts sus-
tanning former decision of judgment
for the defendent for costs.
The arguments in the case of Oscar
Fl. Gusts VS.. CALVIN B. HoadleY were
made and the case was taken under adj
visement by the court.
Court then adjourned sine de.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

What is the use of buying fruit trees,
ETC., of strangers and from distance.
when you can get served better by the
undersigned. who has lived in Lyon
county over five years, and Is taking or
ders for the largest and best nursery in
the state, and is ready to supply you
with anything in the line desired and
generally at a much less cost. Call on
or address, j. III. PERKINS,
90 Neosho St. EmpOria, Kan.
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1888.
rOR THE FALL TRADE.
a. q. nos \ 90. RseeivInR their Ne
stock Of Reasonable Goods

a. q. nos \ 20. Receiving their New
stock OF reasonable Goods.
The above named firrn have just re.
ceiVed large invoice of the latest styles
In gents furnishing goods, neck-wear
hats, caps and = very desirable and well
selsctcd line 0f imported and domestic
piece gOods-the freshest patterns in
the market. Call on g. p. Jones Il Co
at the double store. corner of Fifth and
Commercial street and loOd over these
new arrivals for the fall patronage
Recollect, too, that this firm carries
very heavy stock OF ready made cloth
ing in quality and prices TO suit all
classes of trade.
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There was considerable excitement
the Emporla Billiard Hall last eyenin
over little row, which resulted in Il
discharge of revolver on the part
one of the belligerents at his antagoRis
Who the parties were was then, and
yet, mystery to outsiders. Mr.. Gut
kunst insisted that the report whic
sounded so much like that OF
pistol, and which drew sue
large crowd, was simply ID
explosion OF bottle of pop There
no doubt but that several bottles @
pop" exploded there, but the 'spopi
which made such racket at the iden
teal moment in question was not load
ed with sour mash.
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RORBeD Al HUTCHINsoN:

A dispatch from Hutchinson. Kansas,
to the st. Louis Globe Democrat, dated
August It'll, says:
John Powers, & travelling man for q
Wholesale grocery house at st. Joseph,
Mo-, was robbed of $500 at q hotel in
this city last night. The proper author.
tiles were notified this morning, but NJ
20 the present time no suspicion can be
placed upon any one
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Architect Heidrich is now drafting
plans Tor q handsome new residence 10
be bnilt by Coke WatsOn on Mechanics
street, opposite Judge Watson's. The
building is TO be atwo-ssory brick, %
feet square. with one story and a-half
wing. 1890 feet, to be provided with all
the modern Improvements.
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Mike Lamb. Peter ColigAn, Pat King
and Lewis Macke contributed Monday
1850 in fine and costs to the city
treasury for disObeying the ordinance
which EOrbids . man making public
exhibition Of himself when surcharged
with abuO iuicen
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

The directors OF school district No. 81
Messrs. Volk, Creighton and Par
rington, visited the teachers
institute Tuesday and secured
the services of Miss Lulu Patty
TO take charge Of the school in their dis
trict. We learn that a number Of other
teachers have been employed in the same
manner, all of which speaks well for
the work of the institute.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 20 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers. Sail
Rheum. Fever Sores. Cancers, PiIes
ChiIblains. Cozns. TetseF, Chapped
Hands, and ell SKIN eFEpaions, guaFa1
teed 70 cure In every instsnce, O. money
refunded 25 cents peE box. For eele b
3. Wheld0R.
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The match game OF base ball played
q Americas Monday. between the EN-
poria club and 3 nine from the frs
named place resulted in a score OF Is tc
So in favor of the EmpOrians Esquire
0rinnall acted as umDire.
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A court OF inquiry was held to-day I
determine the mental condition of Mr..
Lucinda Williams The following
gentlemen acted as jurors: G. W
Frederick, J. Il Page, G. w. Frost, B.
Harris, J. r. Stafford and Z. w. Gun
ningham. 1t was determined that sIrs
Williams was of unsound mind, and shl
was committed to the sheriff for SAFE
keeping until she Is admitted to ths
asylum. Her little girl was sent to th,
county house on the order of Mayo
Warren.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

A new lodge OF the a. o. U. W. was
organized at Atchinson, August 10Th, by
B. II. Legg, D. @. n. W., with charter
membership of 107. This Is the largest
body Of that order which has ever been
organized In the state.
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Mrs. E. d. Bulen, wife of the post
master at Dunlap. died Tuesday morning
at O'Clock. OF consumption, aged about
80 years. The deceased leaves four
small children. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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Owing 20 the service held in the court
house Monday afternoon by the color
ed Methodist Church South, the
temperance meeting announced To be
held there wAs postponed until next
Sunday NJ o O'Clock %. m.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY.

Tuesday the team of Watson s. Grove
ran away at their wood yard, and
in making . short turn at the east gate,
demoralized buggy which was stand
ing near the Office. and badly bruised
Mr.. Grove, who tried 70 stop the flying
hcrses. His injuries are quite painful,
hut he made very lucky escape under
the circumstances.
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POWPONEn

Owing to the failure Of the Iadiea 70
secure the K. T. band Cor Wednesday
evening. the social in Fremont park has
been postponed q few days. Due notice
win be gwen.
BY order of committee.
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a little child of Henry Meyer, resid
ing SIX miles southwest OF town was yer,
seriously injured by a runaway team
which took fright at some cattle Will
Mr.. Meyer was closing gate through
which he had driven. The team RAJ
with the wagon in which the child wal
seated for nearly half mile, when thu
vehicle was upset with the child under
meath. The child to-day is still uncon
scious and grave doubts arc entertained
of its recovery.
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Elegant invitations have just been
sued for grand reception at the res
dence of Van r. Holmes, on West stree
Wednesday evening, August 22d,
honor of the return of Mr.. and Mrs. {
V. Holmes from their wedding trip.
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Eddie Bellamy, a colored lad, was &C
cidentally hit on the head by a Ratchet
in the hands of Harry Davis, at the
shooting gallery Tuesday morning. He
bled quite profusely, but his injuries are
nnl serinna
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

Physicians are often startled by re-
markahle discoveries. The fact that
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption and all Throat and Lung
diseases Is daily curing patients that
they have given up to die, Is startling
them 20 realize their sense Of duty, and
examine into the merits Of this wonder
full discovery; resulting in hundreds OF
our beat physicians using it IN their
practice. Trial bottles free at B. Wheel
donis drug store. Regular size $1.OO. "a
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The Presbyterian social, at the res
dence of D. G. McMurtrie. Tuesday eyer
ing, was very pleasant affair. Mr.. an
Mrs. McMurtrie are as agreeable entel
tainers as will be met with anywher,
and gatherings of this kind are Away
of q pleasurable character at their hos
Ditable abode.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

There will be an ice cream festival at
Liberty school house, south of Patty's
mill tor the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal society at that place, next
Wednesday evening, August %. There
Will be ice cream, cake and other re-
freshments TO furnish material enjoy
ment, and amusements and social diver
siOns viii furnish rest and recreation for
the mind. All interested are cordially
inyitad
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$500 REwARD-Miss five year
old bay mare. rather small size and fat
left hind ankle slightly enlarged; dim
diamond shaped brand on LETT shoulder
small gals on lett side, back nearly
we'll. Return to Samuel Faust and get
above reward.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

Preparations are being made for build
ing substantial stone and mortar fenc
on the north side of Maplewood GENE
terry by tho Independent Order of Cd
Fellows. This is intended to be a guar
against the devasting flames which ar
liable, otherwise, to sweep over thi
beautiful city of the dead, and is mos
commendable piece of work.
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The ladies of the Christian church
will give q social at the residence of J
s. Kenyon, corner of Twelfth avenue
and Constitution street, Friday evening
next. A cordial invitation Is extended
tn the public To attend.
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FARM FOR RKNT.-ImprOved farm
two and half miles north Of Hartford
all bottom land; to be rented for cash
For further particulars, call at the
premises. GODFREY SCHwRTz.
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A. ]. Cossey has rented OF d. G
Waite, the room at 100 Commercial
street, where he will open out q second
hand furniture store Success to Mr..
Cossey, aud in this connection We may
say that we hope Mr.. Groth, who has
been holding forth there for some time
in business Numerically opposed to
the laws of the commonwealth, will find
a vocation which will suit his tastes and
at the same time be in keeping with the
laws of the land.
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California Ranches,


a list Of the big ranches OF San Ii
Obispo county IS given. Few COUNT
are suffering more from the agrres
ton Of land in the hands of wealf
men. There Is one ranch of more tIl
$1,000 acres. four of more than 400
two containing over O,GO0 ana Iess IL
10000, four between 10000 and 500
and nine between 10000 and 200!
The Tribune says. by v
Of comment: @In some of {
neighborfng counties there sre trscts
100. geo acFes-in the possession of shf
herders, who live in an S-bv-f0 shan
without book or newspaper, little aLc
the sheep in lntellect. There nav
one nest OF children, OF more, who /
compelled 70 lead life OF seclusiop 5
Ignorance, away from society and
that Is elevating. Not q school hor
not church. not fruit tree or eyes
| flower TO mark the wide desoIatios -,
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Frank Davidson received telegram
yesterday from Muncie, Indiana, say
ing that his mother was much worse
and could not possibly live. He started
for home on the cannon bail to-day.
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Scott & DAILY have closed out their
business here and started this aflGnoon
for st Louis. Their business and so
cial relations here were of very pleas
ant character. and we regret to note
their departure.
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The goods of Charlie Groth were lev
led on Monday by the Sheriff. They will
be sold and the proceeds will go to.
ward paying the fine and costs in &c
fault of payment of which he is now in
a.
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WANTED-To rent two farms suitable
for grain and stock each one must have
from 40 to 100 acres of good corn land /;
will rent for one year or more and will
buy lease. crop and stock if for sale.
Call at The News office OF address
VIII. BANCROFT, Eureka, Kas.
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George Hunter was hauled up befor
Police Judge Elstun this afternoon an
fined $50 and costs for violation of tn
liquor law. He runs bad ranch jus
south of the railroad on Oommercit
street,
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Ayers Ague Cure is intende.f 70
e an sntfdote 70 maIarial teeers. snI
diseases generated by marsh. sT1sI-sT'
slough. Science has brouzfss lkie +.
edy align 70 perfection. No aufnine
arsenic. nor injurious drugs erfer
it, composition. Chemistry snd
healing art haze combiaed % rsat
the cursti8e triumph Of the aee re
ID.
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To WHOM IT MAY CONcERN-We take
pleasure ia announcing that we are per-
sonally acquainted with the officers and
managers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association, Of HiawAtha. Kansas, and
We know them 10 be men of high stand
ing and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans of the as
sociRtIon, and are so well satisfied of
It's reliability ihat we have taken poll
cies ON our own lives In the association
and believe we have as safe and as cheap
an insurance as can be written.-HOn.
John p. 81 John. Hon. Lewis Hanback,,
Hon. B. w. Perkins. Hon. p. b. Plumb.
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. /. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
HENRY MOYs,
Agent at Emporia, Kansas.
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Miss Anna Goodrich has been en-
ploYed to teach the primary department
of the AmerIcus school and Miss Alice
Oversteeet the intermediate department
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The relaxing power Of Johnson's
AnOdyne I1aimeaf u almost miraculous.
a gentleman whose leg Was bent 6 the
kzee and still fog twenty yeaEs had iE
hnbeEed By il nee, and the leg is now
e good as the other. Sold e Goofe,s
drug store
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The evil consequences resulting from
impure blood are beyond human cal
on worthless remedies. FsrsOa,s Purea.
tive Pills make nsH, rich blood. sad
taken one Q night Tor three mouths viii
change the blood Ia the entire system.
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NJ. P. Hayden, state evangelist IL
Kansas, will preach In the Christia
church this evening at o'clocI
Mr.. Hayden is. one of the leading preach
of the state and all are invited 70 hes
him
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For SALE-A first class organ, fresh
from the factory; very cheap, if sold
soon; it speaks for itself. Inquire at
lO5 Constitution street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

MoNEY-To loan ut z per cent inter.
est, with commission. Mortgage can
be paid of It any time borrower de
sires. II. LLEwELEYN JONES.
Office at the Court House.
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TEACHERS WANTED. = Fifty good
teachers can find employment in the
public schools OF Greenwood county.
An examination will be held at Eureka.
August 81, 1888.
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Also keep in mind that our line Of
wall paper and curtains has been made
more attractive than ever. New goods
just received and We will not be under
sold. I. ID. Fox & Co.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-16

Diamond Lodge No. %, of Select
Knights of the A. o. U. W., was organ
Ized at Clifton on the 10th inst, by
Grand Commander Ezekiel.
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WANTED "A good EITl TO do genera
Homework. Good situation TO one that
will suit. ]. w. GRIFFITH.
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"a Gooi DAVIS XYnrk.

Rev. ]. F. Hendy and s. B. Rig
made partial canvass yesterday of E
mendaro township in behalf of the CO
lego of Emporia and obtained subscrIE
tions to the amount of $500. The
found the farmers and the people {
Hartford, whom they also visited, tho
oughly posted as to the enterprise an
in hearty sympathy with the undertal
inr