The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-03-20

Be sure to register before Friday
night at Q O'Clock.
Judge Kellogg received Monday $50
Of Massachusetts, reports.
James Tisdale broke one of his ribs |
while helping to move a
house.
If you want to vote at the spring eles-
ton register before Friday night at Q
O'Clock.
The rain of Sunday night was very
much needed and did vast amount OF
good to the country.
Walk up to the office of the city
clerk and register. The books will be
closed Friday evening.
The sale of VIM. Lewis, on Coal creek,
was well attended, and eyerything-cat
tie included-brought good prices.
Gentlemen who have specifics for the
foot and mouth disease must not ex-
pect US to advertise them for nothing.
The street railway company has or
dered an open excursion car which Will
seat fifty persons. Now let us have
spring.
DR.. ]. A. Moore has put in a very
handsome walnut prescription case at
his drug store, which was made at the
shops OF Holmes Bros. by the Roberts
Bros.
F. E. Smith, of this city, is figuring
on franchise for q street railway line
between Cottonwood Falls and Strong
City, TO be run by cable. This ought 10
be great scheme.
We understand that Rev c. B. Mitch
ell, who has been transferred from the
Southwestern Kansas conference to the
Kansas conference will be assigned to
the charge at Leavenworth.
If you have not registered since the
first Of January, you must do SO II you
want to vote at the spring election. The
books will be open at the office of the
city clerk until Friday evening at 9
o'clock.
"Fatinitza" is the name of beautiful
picture in oil, painted by Miss Ida
Moore, which can be seen in the window
of the City Book store. II is much ad-
mired by all who have seen it. Miss
Moore is becoming a very proficient
artist.
All persons who are interested in the
production of the Sorcerer Will meet at
the rooms over the store of l. d. Fox &
Co. on Friday evening. The opera will
be produced at Whitley's opera house
on Thursday and Friday evenings OF
next week.
A very charming autumn sketch on
wood, in which two partridges form the
central figures, is exhibited IN the win
dow of Miss Plumb's bookstore. Il il
very true to Lie and Is brought out with
excellent skill. 1t is the work OF Mrs
L. B kellogg.
The registration books will be open al
the office of the city clerk until Friday
evening at o'clock. All voters who
have not registered since the first of Jan
uary must do so now if they expect Il
assist in the work of electing municipa
officers this spring.
The following is the program of tn,
Young Mems Club ThursdaY evening
March 20:
Miscellaneous exercise-L. A. Wright
Debate on the tariff question-Lead
ers, A. E. Parkinson and ]. ]. Kirby.
Miscellaneous exercise G. Euns.
E. F. Sprague Monday took the con
tract for the building of l.. W. Lewis
new residence at the corner of Marke
street and Fifth avenue. 1t is to be o
wood, and the Chicago Lumber com
pany will furnish the material. Tn
house will not only be provided with al
the modern conveniences, but Will b
very imposing and handsome in appear
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Svendsen, of this city
have received notice from the Slsytol
Lyceum Bureau that they are to appea
in concert at Bloomington, ILL.,, Omaht
, Neb., Des Moines, Iowa, Chicag
and other points. They have given man
charming entertainments for our citizen
and we feel assured that these talente
! musicians will become favorite
wherever they may have an audience.
The following Is the program of a
educational meeting to be held at th
3 Rosean school house, Friday evening
. March 29th:
Primary ArIthmetic-Blanche Pearct
intermediate Geography-Efie Nd
1 Colin.
e Advanced Reading-Theodore Littl,
q Natural Science-F. Kizer.
l Language-Retta Hurlburt.
Every body invited.