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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
A Sad Accident


Tuesday afternoon while James
Reeves and Henry Smith were out
hunting on Dow creek, near the Boorey
farm, a very sad accident occurred
which will cost Mr.. Reeves the loss of
one if not both of his eyes and possibly
when the accident happened, and the
boys were about ready TO reirace their
steps homeward, when Mr.. Smith raised
his gun to shoot at rabbit. The gun
was only partially in range when his
hand slipped from the lock and the en-
tire load of No : bird shot was discharg-
ed In the face of young Reeves, who was
standing ,abouttwenty feet awsy. The
victim of the accident is quite well
known In town, especially by the old
Normal students, he having attended the
Normal about two years ago. This is
the second accident of the kind that has
occurred to Normal students this school
year. and it is to be hoped that this ac-
eldent will no. be as fatal as that which
happened TO Mr.. Bramhili a few months
ago.
The attending physician returned
from the bedside of young Reeves about
12 O'Clock and left him resting as quietly
as could be expected. Mr. Chas. Branch,
q near neighbor was with the Injared
boy Last night and says that he thinks
with proper care ne will recover al
though his left eye, which contains
four OF the shot, GlH be lost The night
Ieye received one shot bat the eight viii
probably not be greatly injured
Messrs. Reeves and Smith were very
intimate friends and frequently engaged
In short hunting excursions the last OF
which was attended by the above acct.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
The knights of Labor

Topeka Capital: Pursuan. - j /, gal
cali, the representatives, of the different
local assemblies of the Knights of Labor
10 Kansas, met yeste: day moInlng at 10
O'Clock at the hall OF the knight of Ls-
Dor. There was large attendance not
outstanding the iuclemency of the
weather.
The purpose of the convention was to
receive the reports of the various locals,
and TO perfect district organization OF
the order for Kansas. The session aad
proceedings were secret. After perfect
ing their organization they remained In
session until late last night, whe- ttey
adjourned to meet again in this city, al
the call of the NJ W.
There are ninety local Assem- blies IN
the state and the or, cr is growing with
great rapidly
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

The LiterAti society of the Normal
having raised the sum of one hundred
dollars now claim the one hundred dol.
lars offered by the board of regents and
the prize promised by President Taylor.
A committee has been appointed to act
with certain members of the faculty as
to the manner Of furnishing the hall,
and as almost the entire amount is 10
be expended for that purpose, the Liter
att will soon have one of the most hand.
somely furnished halls in the city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
pOLICR ITEMS.

The individual who was arrested last
evening for disturbing the peace ct the
opera honSs was brought before Judge
Z stun this morning and plead guilty.
He Was fined $50.
The whisky case ofJOha \. Campbell
WA brought before Justice Fletcher Tnes
day, the defendant found guilty on two
counts and fined $500 and costs. An
appeal was made to the district court.
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A Good View.

MIR. w. c. Farrow, view photograph
er of considerable skill, exhibits in the
postof1ices picture OF the Park Place
hotel which is pronounced by good
judges to be an excellent piece of work.
A number of bystanders, who were
about when the photograph was taken
are easily recognized. AS a view artist
Mr.. Fa'roW is a success.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
Fe Ise Reaeemetl.

InstFncsIqAs have been issued 10 post
masters TO redeem the ol3 three cent
stamps by exchanging the new two cent
stAmpa for them. There may have been
some reason for not doing this from the
first. but it was 80 feeble that nobosy
was ever able TO see what ii was You
can now get new two cent stamps Fos
your old threes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
Foot Pads.

On Saturday night as Mr.. A. F.Crowe,
of the firm of Watson 8 Grove, was go.
ing home at a late hour, he was stopped
by couple of tramps near the residence
of DR. Filkins, on Sixth avenue. He
reached TO his pocket, as if TO draw a re-
volver, and then the parties backed OF
and asked him If he could tell them
where the City Hotel was, with which
inquiry they made off Mr. Grove hsd
before leaving his office, taken what
money there was IN the drawer and put
it in his pocket, and as the windows have
40 curtains he sppposes the tramps had
seen him and were after the funds on hi:
perSo
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

At The regular annual meeting OF she
Congregational church sooiery, held on
last Saturday esenlaR. the following
officers were elected
DR.. L, d. JAcobe. trustee Tor I'VE years
J F. brake treasurer; G II. IsoWlsnd
clerk; 6. w. Nesman, auditor: d
Stone and John Heenisg, ushers
J.F. Drake IS clerk, Submitted his
aaAnciaI report for ihs year. showing thai
about 4 900 hss beeA paid In during the
year isWard siifs. rent objects Of church
work, saa thai the Indebtedness on the
building has,been reduced abont 81 500
The report shows a very gratifying con.
diIinn Of the finances Of the society.
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piles. Pilss:. Pilss,..

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing piles. One b7K has cured the WOrsI
cases of twenty years STAN, ing. NoonS
need suffer five minutes alter using vii
liams' Indian Pile Ointment II alb
sorhs iunors, allays itching, acts ~ poul
,iee. gives instant relief. Prepared onlJ
for piles, nothing else. Hon, J. CoffeH
bury, OF Cleveland. sass Fl have tried
scores OF pile cures. aud it affords M
pleasure to say Nsai j have nevsE found
anything which gave such Immediate
and permanent relief a. DIR. Williams
Indiou Pile Ointment. Sold by Frazier
Medicine Co. propEietors. Cleveland, o
Mailed on receipt of price, 81 w. r
Irwin, agent at EmporIS-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
The Week of PRAYER.

The week of prayel Will De grne. ally
observed by the different churches II
this city throughout the present We, k
The Presbyteriaps will have meetings
only on Tuesday, Thursday and Sstur
day evenings. So far as we eau learn
meetings will be held in the other
churches every evening In the week.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

An ordinance granting the Atchison.
Topek g Santa Fe railroad conpasy the
hight of way over certain strseis in The
city # EnpOfia. and vscating parts Of
certain alleys In said city, was consider
e By section under 3 suspension Of The
rules, and after general amendments,
adopted. all voting syo except Thseheg,
who voted nc.
An ordinances levyipg license tax on
auctioneers was considered by section
under 4 suspension Of the rules, and
adopted BIZ aunsnimous vote.
The committee On WaferWoEZs wa
authorized % purchase i've 90 cars OF
coal.
A E. Inmunicaf'on from the IRE de.
pasrnent was read. Getting forth that the
lre department had duly nominated IS
their ofilcsrs for the ensuing year A.
r. Bancroft, chief engineeFs and r. w,
Jeremy. assistant eneiaeeT,
90 motion the nominations were con-
flrmed.
EN- FoaDE, Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Physician and SurEeon ONCE over the
Oak Hall clothing store.
'Reaidepee- Corner of Sixth avenne
aad State street.
AL Gala In the country promptly at
tended night or day.
Country business especially solicited
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
1CUTrIdre ATsi5 |.

John Ashley, a cash boy In the dry
goods store of Baird 6 Bro, went in the
cellar just before dinner Tuesday TO get
some coal, and while playing with a
cartridge, struck it against large
chunk of coal, causing it to explode and
send the ball through the right hand be-
tween the second and third fingers
Johnny said nothing to any one at the
store about the accident, but took his
hat and started home for dinner,
When he reached Henning's res
taurant he was go weak that he was
compelled to stop and soon tainted.
John HenniRg then took him to Hahn.
er's drug store and a physician was
called who removed the hall and dressed
the wound. The boy is suffering con
siderably from the wound, but will be
back to his work again in few days.
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PEnsoSAL MESrroS.
Judge Graves has gone TO Bneliogt N
to mold eeurf.

Judge Graves has gone 10 Bneiiogt N
10 mold court
M-f' t'AyI.r All si~ter. os Il ...ia,.e.
are V s'.sng ifiends IN the clty
Brother Cowgirl. eI the Sterling Ga
z-Its, was nithe city Tue.dsy
Robert Best a d bpnher stsrt.tI 70
Indiana last rv' ming Ia visit rel4,ives.
We restei 10 iear.i of Tie serious lit,
ness ir nm iyph"id fever. IF iiale Bessie
Bay.
Mr. c. \. aud Miss Lulu GIIiilard,
OF Lswrence, arc The guests of J. A.
Baird.
Gov Click MUD max few friends
worth having by pardoninG z. H.
Macke.
j. Baird has accepted The position
OF salesman in the grocery tt,rs of f. G
wilcaS
Wm. cluke and wife returned Moaday
morning Ir I'm very peasant witt Il
Fairfield. Iowa.
/ r. T. White started Tuesday 20 visit
tIiends in illinois whom he has not seer
in twenty years.
| John Keever. Of Wayne county. Indi
ana, is in the city, the guest of his son
in-law, Frank L. Strong.
Blr. and Mrs. C. C. Sheldon. of Ill
| n ,ie, former residents Of this place. ar
the guests of Ben Wheldon and wife.
ChAs. Gsoatcnp left today for Osag'
A City, where he will be employed IN tn
i Cry goods store of G. " Newman g CO
4 AIss Bethel, . practical penman ant
teacher OF that art. from Missouri. ls il
the city and expects to enter the Nor
i NAL
VIM. Manning, son of q. w. Mar
ming. who has been attending school q
Prince Cd, Illinois, returned hom
Wednesday.
Mrs. Prof. Carmichael returned las
evening with her children. from Wis
with relativis in Carthage, No., and Fol
Scott, Kansas
! L. Nj. Gibson, formerly resident I
, this city. has returned to EmporIa I
live He travels for Long Bros, whole
sale grocers at Kansas City.
1 T. b. Haslam, OF Usage City, has a
! copied position in the counting roo
E,al the store Of g. w. Newman & G.
3 He is said to be fine ook-keeper.
Mahlon Stubs, has returned froI
e Summer and Cowley counties where I
has been assisting his sister, Mrs. Full
: ham, IN conducting revival meeting
:, He reports oyer 100 conversions as Il
! result OF that lady's labors.
Miss Josie Fletcher won handson
= pair Of roller skates and was accorde
!; the distinction of being the most grac
" fol lady participating 10 the contest
the rink on Saturday night. The musl
was fine and the occasion reflected muG
credit upon the manager, Mr.. Orr.
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nuolae.. Chanes,


yohn Edwards, lase S0f Racine,
WIS., has purchased I half interest
in The sgents' furnisht4R goods and
mescheRe tailoring establishment of r.
Fl. LeNis. and en- invoice Of the stock
was COMMENCED this morning.. The
style Of The Arm viii be Lewis & Ed.
wards. Thea busisels ia A6RouRh-
lyyilsseas AZ sssAsaiaaed, sand Mr..
EdR NNasae s1aAesee z. IA
ct ID one Of the most GouRsahinE SEad1l
iaiGksZHs 81Sh69 AsA en- p4is0<
that sntegpnsiu Which hes doas
- maeA - t3s1ss 90 eaogesb 81 III.
Esuis ID the ps.,a Ne NsVSeetas III.
EdEasls end his fEnsIE TO EmpoEja,
sna " "a pesdics YilA safssE ika1 shsz
viii like their new ksmeso9 - >. tlBel
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

CoLuMBus, Jan. The ONO legisla.
ture convened to-day, organized both
branches and listened to the readirg OF
the governors me ssage.
A senatorial caucus TO nominate 6
candidate to succeed Pendlstoa viii be
held 70 morrow evening. Several d. le.
cations arrived tonight from different
sections OF the state, and this contest
viii be quite lively. SeDatSE Pendle.
ton, in reply TO en- inquiry
IS 60 bis chances, said the
question could not be answered, az no
man coHld do ~ without making mis-.
take. He could tellymare about il after
the caucus Gen. Ward said he would
not exchange chances with any Other
candidate. He believed he would be
nominated. The Payne men are conf.
dent and claim an easy victory on the
first ballet.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

The annual meeting of the Lyon
County Horticultural Society, for the
election of officers, which was to have
been held at the office of the president
Robert Milllken, last Saturday, was post
poned on account of the severity OF the
weather. until next Saturday, January
10. A full attendance is desired at thai
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
d. FFazIer's Rect Ritters

FrazieFss Rot 3iitsss are nib; dram
in every sense. They act siren .ly UPON
the liver ana kieneyA keep The Ds,Weis
open and Feg1lsfsz e the weak s.raap.
heal the lungs, build D the neryesk and
cseaase The blood and system of evera
impurity. Sold BY ". H. Irwin an IL
a Emporia, 81 90.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Al meeting of the Kansas and Mis-
souri, Coal and Land Company, held
Tuesday in this city. the following
officers were elected: II. G. Cross, pres
ident; {. Hood, vice president; VIM.
Martindale, treasurer; l.. Severy and
Levi Moler, directors
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zine Likeseae.

AnexeelIeui cEayon PORTRAIT Of Judge
C. b. Graves hangs in The pos,office.
The artist is MIR. C g. Willett. snd 4
moge perfect likeness Of the Judge
would be hard obtain.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

'GAkAP AoxEY.-Money cheaper than
ever q Warren, Leighton & Harnson's.
Money always. on hand to settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
SSle here ana papers at home. Loans
REda FOR any lengthO OF time and as cheap
- any money sent into the state by any
body.
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ASSIGNMENT SALE.-Mrs. J.. ID. Jen
nings having made an assignment foI
the benefit of her creditors. her entire
stock of millinery, hair goods, piece
goods, ribbons, plumes; etc, will shortly
be offered for sale 1t half prices. Sales
are now being made at per centsge be
low cost and opportunity. will BIZ giver
TOR . day or-two to such as may wish tr
Aslect from the siock before.it Is called
The stock will remain for the mex
twenty days where il now lie over ths
Famous Shoe Store. :. - -
I'm. q WArRRRrFxx. A ssipDee;
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nananrso. 1900 r,.iInnreia.. 9

NEW YoRk, Jan. s,-The woman suf.
frage party through It's state exeeutlYe
COMMITTEES denounces Senator E0munds'
proposition 70 disfTanchise the women
of Utah IS q gross wrong 20 no0-pslyga-
mfsts and TO polFga mists. by cosnpaIsion,
and punishment without trial If those
who believe in poll gamy. The New
York senators and Representatives are
called upon 10 resist the proposition.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

The Kansas Academy of Science has
selected Prof H E. Sadler, of the Nor
NAL, to prepare q paper for the next an
nual meeting on the subject of chemis-
try, and Prof. Frank Kizer, of the city
schools, on ichthyology.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

We have q great many inquiries for
hctsUm fAfns OF 80 and 1SC aeres-With
tinAer and stock water. Also, for farms
nsaf the City from 40 to 1G0 acres.
eENeS having any anch faFms for sale
nay AndA customer By leaving descrip-
dor price, osc with the NEWS Com.
psnS LAqd DsPsrtmsnt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

At a meeting of the EmpOIia Post No.
80, G. A. r. on Saturday evening the
following officers were installed: d.
Taylor. commander; Clinton Keller, A,
V. c.; w. +. Chslfant, J. V. c.; ]. l..
Wells, chaplain; G. A. Biddle, secretary
Jonas Eckdall, .. D.; J. A. Young, sd-
jutant; Thomas Beers, Q. NJ; o. J. Rus
sell, @. NJ. sergeant; George Mover, ser.
gean tmAjor.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

LOOK orT-Donf buy in hurry
Remember We are In . OosIuon 70 meet
Anybody's prices on gold or silver watch.
60. clocks siIverware, etc , and We will
do Il, r- /. ID. Fox & Co.
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che nrn Of Wilson & Wharton IL this
CAV diaDlVsd by mutual consent, the
intsro5I d A. o. WhsrtOR having been
1urchsssd BY h. c. Wilson = Co, Of ST.
Isbnis, M0, who take al assgD and as
suna All IiaSiIInes Of did Urn.
~ nc. WuAoN,
-. A. o. NHAEToN.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

AtA meeting of the stockholders Of
the st. Louis s. Emporia railroad, held
in this city Tuesday, the following
directors we're elected: Col. H. @
CrOss, Major q. Hood, L. T
Heritage, V. II. Holmes, Robert
Kincaid, p. B. Plumb and VIM. Martin
dale. The following officers were elect
cd: H. c. Cross, president; c. Hood
vice president; L. T. Heritage, treas
urer; Van r. Holmes, secretary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

sIRricSIAR NorIcE,-fhe partner
ship al sniifh q Hall being dissolved,
i want III; owing them to. call 81 the old
saaa and Setlle their Secounts, as the
OLD bAsiEess must be closed as soon as
n0asf6le. s. J.. SMITH
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weather Report.

+ Below are gwen lheeztEemesofiemper.
atare for each day during the frat week
In january e it was taken by the OBJ
asEver as,the Staae. Normal:
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Are you made miserable by indiges
tlon, constipation, dizziness, lOss OF ap-
petite, yellow skins 0hIloh's Vitalizel
10 q posIIiSs cure. Sold by ChAs. Ryder
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TO rHE trBrIc: An 6iilS contracted
with the undersigned mortgages Of the
lSte EmporiA Mercantile Co, between
october I'D aud November 10Th. must
beSsttled without delay, - We are con-.
psI1Sd to make settlement with the old
company. j. II. WALEUP,
IOurQ Er TrurK,
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A Dsmor.lIaIn. Eg:st ON IN. ssoel

NEW York, Jan. e.-The Posts finan.
cisl article says: A Development which
Is having somewhat d, m lFaliZing eff
feet on the stock market, is the Tesigaa-
tion of the president and vice president
of the National bank of the Republic,
because they are also president and vice
presideut of the Cleveland,
Youngstown s. PittsbuTg railway which
| Is IN financial difficulties and which
they have been endeAvoring TO help
through, though it Is we'll understood
thst the bank cannot suffer, and in fact
the whole amount borrowed by them for
the road on the security of its bond IS
not only Insignificant but sufficiently
secured.
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: 5cALEs-AM slzeO, cora shoilers, wash
ing machtnes and sewing michlnea free,
Address ~. A. Morris, 11S Commercial
street.
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CatSrrh, cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh rem
sdy. PRICE 80 cents. nasal injector free.
sold by Chs. kYder.
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sher1nan.s Finance BilI

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sat q meeting
eff the senate committee on finance
Sherman's bill, authorizing national
banks OF issue to circulate so per cent
of the market value of bonds deposited
was under discussion. No conclusion
was reached. Aldrich, Allison and
voorhees, were absent. It was urged in
support of the measure that
it would enable banks to
use bonds on long time bearing
q rate of interest higher than 3 per cent.
II was objected to on the ground that II
would be dangerous to make the amount
of circulating medium subject in any
way to fiuetnatIng standard, Its proba
BILE that the bill in some form will be re
ported by the committee and ats support
viii not be limited 20 either party.
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TWELVE Coop FAKAEs FOR SALE
Wei Improved, containing from 80 TO
go acresS some OF them bottom farms
ana lnnst Be sold Immediately. Apply
tO NV. 6TRATToN,
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A large number of the Normal stud
ents who have been spending the holI
days at home returned Monday. There
were also several new students entered.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

Win you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver oomPlsintg shnOh's Vitalizer is
GuarAnteea to cure 'you. Sold by Chas.
Ryder.
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will be.A candidate for the office OF
Trastre'cf Pxe township At the coming
stsDtion md will make the pledge tq do
81 tlse work myself, II elected.
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Mrs Sarah F. Page, Of NeoshO Rapids,
mother of DIR. Page, of this city, died
Sunday morning, Jan. 9th, ofpneumonia,
at the age Of SO.
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WAHEEs, LEG HToN q HARRIsoN.

CAsh,pAid for tat hogs that haye died,
SE Othsr cid gnsASe or tAIlo1, at the Ran
dSlph slasGhtsr house n Emporia.
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The county commissioners went 70
142 creek Wednesday to inspect the new
bridge which Mr.. Hammond has been
suDerinteadinR
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The toll owing is = program for the
teachers, meeting TO be held At Neosho
Rapids, Friday, January IL, 1884:
Ciaas drill by j. ID. Ryan.
ComOosltio0, Miss Matte Parker
Brief grammar, w s. WINNER.
Discussions
How 10 prevent Hardness, led by
Prof. 4. -. Chambers.
How % manage children on the play
gro1nd, W. Brown.
How are teachers 70 command III,
rssDaGx % their puplls. P. d. Slough
I'm. By order of j. E. kLocK,
County superintendent.
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NrRsE.-Mrs. B.white, Americus, is
~ experienced nurse and also gives es-
pacial stfenlion to The care of the sick,
Address as above.
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The following program via be ]
NJ lOIlO"A1B pNO8IaLH VIII DS pScs
seated 'xt the educational meeting 70 be
held N this city on next Saturday ~

held IN this city on next Saturday:
Music-By Normal club.
In What DOES . Satisfactory EnOwl-
edge. of Geography Consisfe-L. r,
ScAeHefhorn.
Method Of TEACHING Geography Miss
Z. HoxIe
Teachers and Text Books r. j. Tar.
michael.
The Pendainm-A. G. Hummer.
Nichols oF Teaching Music PreSi-
dent A. Il. Taylor.
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MoNAx-MOnSy TO haD IN any amount
~ the OsGaral LoGn aRd LGnd company
a. the lowss1 rates- Call upd Ass ~ b.
forenaskinS your loans. e We can do
VOu good.
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Z The damage TO Captain Sommers'
iotel at Pierce City, Missouri, by the re-
cent FIRE which visited that place Is about
5000 This is a severe loss.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

s1ssa fIL5ss 5 l.AAz. TheEs IMins Thsrs
1870. JaA- lstI 4degeakovo e des beleU
Z1a5assGAa. ssd ls4sIs asoge, = DEG aloEs
Friday. 1AAe Ath z deg a6oye 9 deg below
zosdsy. Js1.7sslS az. 6eI69 sdss below
Thus. IL viii Be seen that Saturday
noraing. January sih. Nas the coolest
day this winter, 30 far. ]. L. s.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10
EmporIa, kansas.

Maggie E.. only child of Geo. E. and
Anna b. Wilmington. of Allen, died de-
cember 81, 1883. aged ? years. 2 months
and 1G DAYS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-10

: Farmers viii save money by getting
their Aour and feed At City Mills.