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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-14

Justice Fletcher and the attorneys
then proceeded to the court house to
hold the preliminary examination of
Charles Sargent, under arrest as acces
sorry to the crime committed by Rich
ardson. Pending the commencement Of
this examination, Mr.. Lambert, attorney
for Asa Richardson, entered a protest
against the amount of the bail bond as
fixed by Justice Fletcher. Mr. Lambert
maintained that $1,000 was not
only excessive bail, but that by
placing the bond at the amount in ques.
iron the prisoner was remsnded without
bail. After some discussion Judge
Fletcher SAID that for the present the
bail should remain as he had fixed it,
but after the examination of Sargent he
would listen to any arguments upon the
question of lesseRing the amount of the
bail,
The court then hogan the examination
of witnesses, the defendant Richardson
being present in the court room. subject
To call as a witness IN the preliminary
| examination of Sargent.
Lizzie Curtis, who lives with Mrs
Counsel, tesufied TO the circumstances OF
the shooting as already given above.
Mrs. Counsel testified to having seen
Sargent standing outside OF the house al
the time of the shooting.
]. A. Baird testified that he saw Rich
srdson and Sargent together about four
O'clock at the billiard hall Mr.. Res
told Baird that Richardson wanted &c
borrow his pistol, and tolC
Band he thought he had bet
! ter let him have it, as tn,
3 boy was all right sidney Best wa
: called and said Richardson had come Il
j him for pistol and he had referred hin
/ To Baird.
s Geo. b. Peters testified that Richard
e son and Sargent called at his hardwar
d store about O'Clock Saturday eyenin
! and that Richardson wanted to buy re
volver and ''stand him of till next Sal
urday." Mr.. Peters said he could no
accommodate him.
j Z. E. Weaver testified that Ricl
n ardson and Sargent cam
, into the hardware store Saturday eyer
{. ing and that Richardson bought som
u cartridges.
% Geo. Reed testified he met Richardso
V and Sargent Saturday, and thl
b Sargent told him; aside, Til
10 Richardson said he was goIu
D. TO shoot his wife, but that he tSargen
II did not believe he meant what he sal
es Sd. Schmidling testified that he m
n Charles Sargent Saturday evening b
be tween Q and I O'Clock, and that he wan
5. ed to borrow pistol; offered him
Id dollar for the use Of 1t; Sargent W
alone at the times told Sargent he d
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AROUND TOWN.

The miniature horse race in the win
dow OF Bates drug store Is "boss" ad.
vertisement.
The Wichita colored band has entered
for the contest to be held in this city on
the goth of this month.
Another child of J. T. Anterior died
Sunday OF diphthsria and was buried
Monday in Dry creek cemetery.
The bicyclists of Emporia will meet
Friday evening at the drug store of
Trimble s. Irwin, when the old club
will be recognized.
A social Will be held at the suburban
residence of s. Nation next Tuesday
night, under the auspices of the ladies
of the Christian church.
The Knittle-Campbell case, which
was assigned for hearing i'll the court of
Justice Fletcher was settled Monday
without coming 10 trial
A washout on the Missouri Pacific in
the Indian Territory, has cut off all sup
pies for few days from Texas, in the
Wsy of fruits and vegetables.
The outdoor concert which was to
have been given by the Wandering Star
band on Friday night has been post
poned until Tuesday evening of next
week.
The United Brethren ia Christ will
hold serVicei in the Second avenue school
house, near the round house, Sabbath
evening at $50 O'Clock. PreachIhg by
Rev. q. j. Swank, pastor.
a number of the members of Empo
ria Post, G. A. r., have procured uni.
forms preparatory to going to Denver
next nonth to attend the national en-.
campment of the G. A. Il.
R. Lakin, of the Emporia Mercantile
Association, had Jacob Loewecke arrest
ed at Wellington last week and effected
a settlement with him of the claim;
which the association held against him
E F. Sprague is fitting up the Film
store room ON Sixth avenue for the loar
exhibition of the ladies of the Congre
gational church which promises to bt
one of the most Interesting displays evel
made in this city.
w. @. Moore, of Lawrence, succeeded
G. w. Cleavel Monday as manager of tn
telephone exchange at this place. !
will take a good man TO fill Cleaver'
shoes, but we dare say Mr.. Moore will
prove equal to the occasion.
a number of pictures painted b.
Miss Lucy Trueworthy, are on exhibition
at the city book store. They are yer.
creditable, both as to finish and design
and proclaim Miss Trueworthy an arts
OF NO small measure of talent,
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The Emporia News.
THIIRspAY. IuNE IA. 1sSs.


Now Is Your Opportunity to secure Isar-
gains In asoots and shoes.
B. u. Furman, manager of The Red
Front shoe store, has received a letter
from headquarters al Topeka, instruct
ing him to offer the entire stock OF boots
and shoes at closing out sale. The
business of the principal house, which
is located at Topeka, has increased 70
such an extent that the management de
sires 10 devote their entire attention and
energies to IL, and have therefore deter
mined to close out the stock at The EN-
poria branch house, known MS the lted
Front shoe store. This concern has an
excellent line OF fine shoes tor iadies'
misses and gentlemen, aud also large
stock Of standard aud cheap grades OF
boots, shoes aud slippers fora Cali
early and make selections while the STOCK
"a unculIed. See advel tisement elsewhere
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BADGER CREEK NEWS

Isace TImkins starts for Nebraska to-
day.
George Plumb has commenced shear-
ing his fine flock of sheep, consisting OF
5000 head.
MIR. Daniel Timkins has given his
house new coat of paint, and imprOv-
ed the looks of the dwelling very much
Quarterly meeting and love feast .
the United Brethren will be held on
Sunday, the 10th inst, and large attend
anee is expected.
d. L. Ward, one of the early pioneers
of jackson township, has sold his fine
farm to Mr.. Parkman west of Emporia,
for $4,000 This is one of the best fruit
and improved farms on the creek. Mr.
Ward will go to the Pacific coast to IoOk
up location. His family will accom-
pany him.
Corn is growing finely, and wheat anC
| oats never loo ked better at this time o
the year.
Look cut for a wedding, the FOURTH
of July is not tar Off. HARD PAN.
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a Young Horse Thief.

Tuesday a young man giving his
name as Chas. Wilson, was arrested by
Marshal Fleming, having in his posses
sion a horse belonging To Major W. r.
Hawkins, of Elmendaro township, and a
saddle belonging to son of John Starr
living IN the same neighborhOod. He
was seen Monday riding in the direc
ton of Emporia with the stolen proper.
ty by some neighbors of Major Haw.
kins, and the last named party being in
formed of the fact, followed up the clue
and overlook the thief here this morn
ing. The eulprit is about 1s years old
and says he came from-Leadvllle, bu
parties who claim to know say that h,
belongs in Greenwood county He say
he will plead guilty in the district cour
now in session in this city.
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nm. Art.Ioan E.hhitinn

The ladies of the Congregational
church will open an artloan exhibition
at the Flint and Watson & Grove store
rooms, ON Sixth avenue, on Monday af-
ternoon, June 10, which will be kept
open until Friday. There are about 800
articles cstalogued. There will also be
a buriesdue art gallery. and refresh
ments will be served at all hours. The
quaint and curious, as we'll as the beau
tiful will be represented. and ladies will
be in attendance 70 explain all features
pf special interest. The catalogues will
be completed by Saturday, and will bs
for sale at the different book stores
Single admission will IS cents, and
season tickets 20 cents.
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A FareWen Hand-shakins.

Y y u :
Prof. Reese was rendered final hand
shaking Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher by the
members of the Palmer chorus, there
being IN the neighborhood of twenty Oh
twenty-five present. The occasion was
one Of much enjoyment to all present
not the least pleasuFable thing being the
musical selections, vocal and instrument
tai. rendered by various members of the
chorus. Mrs. E. A. Moore had prepared
a package of choice moss rose budi
which she presented to Prot. Reese e
carry TO his wife in Wales. He left fol
Philsdelphia this afternoon, where he
will go by the American line Of steam.
ers, carrying with him the good will
and wishes OF large circle of friends
hare
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Mr and Mrs J d Jaquith, Mr. and Mrs
Grinell, Mr. and Mrs Sax, Mr. and Mn
Barker. Mr. and Mrs A TressleF, Mr. and
Mrs d p Tressler, Mr. and 1Ers Lowry,
Mr. and Mrs Gibson, Nr and Mrs But
Ter, Mr. and Mrs w II Anderson, Mr and
Mrs G Anderson, Mr. and Mrs L A
Wood, Mr. and Mrs James White, Mr
and Mrs Crock, Mr. and Mrs Bell. Mr.
and Mrs McCleery, Mr. and Mrs Award,
Mr and Mrs Gather. Mr and Hrs ) D
Gibson, Mr. snd Miss Gibson, Mr and
Mrs Stewart, Mr. and Mrs 8 p McCaW,
MIR and Mrs Bond, k1 80 Mrs = d
10y, Mr. and Mrs W Icy, Mr. and Ars
n 10y, Mr. and 1Ers Sutton, Mr. ead Ma
Hammond, Mr and Mrs Collins,
Mr. and Mrs Cahill. Nc and 1zrl
E B Iesh, Mr. and Mrs J w Lssh, Mn
Hill, Mrs List and 1Ers Eastman.
China pitcher by DIR A D Royal and
wife. Beautiful set Of glassware by J
A Laughlln and family. Silver fruit
dish and Msjoiica sauce bottle, Nm
Ernest and family. Pslr vases, Louis
and Nettle Wheeler. China lamp, A =
Wheeler. A beautifnl brides cake with
the names Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Miles
aFtistically designed in the center. VA
presented by Mrs. Bolt. China mus-
tache cup and saucer, T. g. Ames and
g. W. White and families. Bedroom
set and paEior lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Boil
and family EevaraI ether s,resar.fa ver.
ready for the occasion, but the inclem
ent weather deferred many from bring
| ing them thst otherwise would.
BEr. and Mrs. Miller wish me 10 ex
press their moss sincere thanks for tn
| many tokens Of esteem presented them
i and TO say on their behalf that the gssh
! ering viii long be remembered Is Ia
most pleasant of their lives.
Straw hats in great variety OF style
q at j, D. 3ibsonss.
i PARIS Eoglish pad eleanses aad n
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CoPARTNER. HIP - Mr.. j. \. Janus
porlrait painter who has been with us
at times for the past year, and MIR. G.. NJ.
Stone, late of Boston, (crayon artIsD both
making their headquarters al Emporia,
have combined aud are now prepared to
make portraits IN oil, crayon, and waller
color. from life, aud also ~ make any
copies or engagements from perfect or
imperfect pictures of any kind. Visi-
tors are cordially invited att any time.
Receptions Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons Pupils will have the benefit
of the varied experience of both artists
who will give lessons in all branches.
Soden's block, studio No. 4 on Fifth
avenue, =. o. box 1914
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hound over to instruct Court

Monday complaints were filed in the
court of Justice Fletcher against Rich
ardson and Charles Sargent, who ac-
companied the former to the house of
Mrs. Counsel. Richardson, upon be-
ing arraigned, waived examination and
was bound over to district court in the
sum OF 5000. and in default of bail was
committed. County Attorney Feighan
appeared for the state and I. E. Lambert
represented the defense.
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An Intsrvlsw with the PRISONER

- u AhteENaoW WIN Tue EiAsohoT.
The writer Monday called upon Rich
ardson al the jail. but he manifested lit
tie disposition TO talk concerning the
tragedy. He said that 1t was not his in
tention 10 kill his wife, and asserted that
he was in such a frenzy that he did not
know what he was doing. He claimed
that his wife had so incensed him
by her conduct since their marriage that
he Was rendered frantic and that he did
not realize the step he was taking. He
denied the statement that had been made
to the effect that Charlie Sargent had
procured the revolver with which he did
the shooting, and said the crime of Sat
urday night was not prcmeditated.
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For SALE--A i've acre lot IN Good
Tich's addition to Emporia, IA miles
from Commercial street; good, nearly
pev Ilk story house, ls~ by %, four
rooms, large yard well set with blue
grass, shade trees and everGreens; wind
break Of Norway spruce on the line
north of house and box elder on south
line; elm trees along front and privei
hedge along front and enclosing part o.
yard: land good second bottom, slopes
from house in every direction. wei
drained naturally; never-faiIing wei
of good water; also small orchard jus
planted. Price 81 200 cash. Possession
given as soon as sold.
Z MAX FAWcKT-r.
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Broklia's Arnica saIVe.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
Burns, bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, COrns. letter, Chapped
Hands. and all skin ernptions, guaran
teed 70 cure IN every instance. or money
refunded. % cents Per box. For sale by
B. Kheld0u.
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The board of higher education of the
Presbyterian church, of which o. d.
Swan, of this city, is a member, will
hold its first meeting at the Sherman
house in Chicago, on June 10. The
business will be 70 perfect an organlza-
ton, elect officers. appoint committees
and devise plans looking toward the i'm.
mediate prosecution of its vast and re.
sponsible work. Mr.. Swan will be
| present at the meeting.
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l.. W. Ostram, of Bitlertown, narrow
" escaped terrible accident Tuesday.
He attempted to cross the Santa
Fe railroad track on Commercial street
Just as the cannon-ball was coming In
from the east, and had not the train been
promptly checked horrible accident
would have been inevitable. The need
of a fiagman at that crossing becomes
every day more apparent
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Emporia, Kansas.

1t stands at the head-"The Light
Running Domestic" Do not be deceiv-
ed by inscriptions representatives OF
other machines who claim to handle an
improved Domestic. All such claims
are fraudulent and are made for the sole
purpose oil trying to sell a sccond-class
imitation on the known and recognized
merits of tue Domestic. The only Do
mestIc sewing machine is manufactured
by the domestic Sewing Machine com
pany at Newark, New Jersey. and sold
by Smitli'& Hail, in Empora. A full
line ON hani of Domestic. White and
other MACHINES. Call and examine our
machines and DC suited.
SMITH 81 Han.
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~ To WHOM 1T MAY CoHCERN take
pleasure in announcing that we are per-
sonRlly acquainted with the officers aud
managers of the Kansas Mutual Life
Association, of Hiawhthu, Kansas, and
we know them to be men ot high stand-
ing and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans of the as
sociation, and are so we'll satisfied Of
its reliability that we have taken poli-
cies on our own lives In the association
and believe we have AZ safe and as cheap
an insurance as can be written.--Hon.
John r. NJ. John. Hon. Lewis Hanback,,
Hon. d. W. Perkins, Hon. p. b. Plumb.
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. /. Bone
brake and Hon John Martin.
n
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/ will have the pleasure OF calling on
all the farmers within a radius of TWEEN
ty-five miles Of Emporia, soliciting Or
der for fall planting for all kinds OF
N.nursery stock grown by the "Kansas
Valley Nursery, located at Topeka
GEORGE KuNGLE, Agent.
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To LADIEs-If you wish 70 render
your skin white and soft, use Glenn's
Sulphur Soap
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
Colden's Liquid Beef Tnnin is endors-
ed by physicians. Ask for Coldeg's
no other. OF druggists.
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The Phoenix Insurance company, OF
Brooklyn, N. V, ENSURES all kinds OF
property against loss by fire, lightning,
wind storms aud -tornadOes. Farmers
and others win do well to examine It's
financial standing before insuring. },
J.. W,ils & Bro. are AGENTS ior this com
pany in. EmpUria Call on them al theiI
Office, Ne 1876 Commercial street.
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Mrs. Jennings has IN her parlors over
the Famous shoe store. n table upon
which are hats Of every description,
elegantly trimmed with flowers and rib
bons, for the small SUN of one dollar
aarI TsII eatIv
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This paper has done as much as any
other to expose the yorthlessness OF the
big pack Condition Powders, and means
70 keep Il up, too. We know OF only
one kind that are absolutely and strictly
pure, and that is Sheridaa's Sold al
Moore's drug store.
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Dead hogs and all kinds OF old grease
bought at the Randolph slaughter house.
halt mile south CT Emporia. If you
have any fat hogs OF fat cattle die and
take them down there YOU can always
sell them, and tor such price as will
amply repay you for your trouble. II
don't matter il they are stale.
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Prof. Samuels, the optician closes his
Office at the Fifth Avenue on Monday
Get pair Of his glasses before he
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Open front shirts. in white and fancy,
at Dynes's. 1913 Commercial street.
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have a good working horse for sale
or trade for cattle. Call on me at my
farm on Coal creek, six miles south of
Emporia. DANIEL RIcuARDs.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want a salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up TO the racket, he can be found
BY addressing.
y III. w. PEARsALI., Auct,
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The chief clerk of the Government
Dispensary says that no medicine chest
is now complete without JOhnson's An
Odyne Liniment. No medicine known
to medical science for internal and ex-
ternal use possesses the wonderful pOw-
er of this Anoydine. Sold at Moore's
drug store
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G. w. Frederick is the man tn whom
you should apply "a borrow money, buy
real estate, or 60 have deeds, mortgages,
leases and abstracts drawn or titles ex-
amined
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Bring your butter and eggs to Tanner
Bros. s. Heed. They want it and pay
the highest price for It.
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MONEY Money al Warren s. Leigh
toms is TOO cheap to steal. You can
borrow II at prices never before made in
Kansas
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"a pair women's calf. front lace shoes,
sizes 8, 6 and Z, at .--. 81 90 a pair.
10 pair wOmen's pcalio grain. front lace
shoes. sizes a, ami G, at....-.-.$ 81 90 pair.
SO pair womcn,s serge kid fox front lace
shoes, sizes 2ls, 3. "a and4-.....$l % a pair
% pair women's serge front lace shoes.
sizes ~, 3, 81 and 4 at...-.....s IS a pair
Il pair women's pebble grain. side lace
shoes, sizes 4. 8, G and Z. at - 90 a pair
IS pair wOmah's pebble goat, side lace
shoes, sizes ~. g. i. al, and G. at 81 70 s
pair.
so pair women's gpEt and kid. Newport
ties. all solid. sizes ~ to Z, at 81 90 pair
II pair women's mOhair low cut Slip
Pers, sizes 3, 4 and *. at so n pair
II pair women's curse kid button shoes,
sizes 3, 4, 5 ard 81, at.......... 81 IS pair
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A high mandarin IN China, IN his let.
ter of thanks to DR.. Aver for having in
troduced Ayers Pills into the Celestial
empire, called them "SWeet Curing
Seeds"-a very Appropriate namel They
are sweet, they cure, and are, therefore,
the most profitable seeds" sick man
can invest in.
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Hellman beats them all for large
stock and low prices.
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A large assortment Of all kinds OF
summer underwear at low prices al
DyDes's.
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EMPoRIA LOAN g. TRUST Co,
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank. Emporia, Kans.
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Tanner Bros. Sc Heed want your but
ter and eggs. Highest market price
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Stockmen will find the best California
and Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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Wanted-AII the butter aud eggs we
can get Pays you 10 see US.
TANNER Bios s. HEED.
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Agent at Emporis, Kansas.

You can lind all grades OF buggy and
team nets at Heilman's from 81 TO $l5 a
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Money TO Loan ON Personal Security.
or on chattel m mortgage.
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Office in Sayings Rank building, down
stairs, Emporia, Kansas.
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-two
dollars per setting. VIM. b. SCoTT.
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You can buy your team nets cheaper
ut Heilman's than any place in the city.