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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

Report Of the County Assessor, sho"
ing her condition. She leads the coun-
ties of the State in increased valuation
- property, etf:
The annual report OF County. Asses
~or g. b. Scott makes q splendid snow,
ing, which places Dallas at the head OF
the list of the counties OF the state IN
Sbo increase of the valuation OF prop
nty and she also takes rank in popuia-
ton. IT,.
The report of the assessor shows that
Nc number of acres of land assessed arc
as, 100, valued at $4,s46,925. City proper
ty, real estate, valued ut $5,OI3,ESo!; We,
iicles, $500, valued at $l40,GW; tools and
machinery, valued at Sl!4,3oo; lnateIiais
and manufactured articles, valued a.
$3.50; horses, 1866, valued at $64o,SbO;
cattle, 81, 80, valued at $469,5S5; jacks,
a. valued at $685.; sheep. 1876, valued
At 81. goats, 425, valued at 1855; hogs,
N,sN, valued at $4O,7O;, ,od NOR .e1
shandise, valued at $l,3sO,sD;
money on hand, s2o7,2s5; mis-
: :.I on ssS' 1Ph rop ,neIsas sS'S 81 the v aqua,
Tor Of property in the city and county,
Syer last year, IL 1855. The bulk OF the
inSrease in valuation is in the city, the
valuation being $7,O0O,OOO in the city,
and ont of the city, $S,324,OO % The do
Srease of county tax is 20 cents on the
mn. which makes the county tax this
.Veer accents on the 500, which includes
NS]tpecial county taxes. -.
tIhfs ia, indeed, a fine showing. and 1t
Duid be taken into consideration
nallas county has expended the
year $780, 900 In the purchase OF tho
bfty bridge, the building of a hand
he and substantial jail and the erec-
n of a ire-proof building for the safe
)eeping of the county records, to say
hothing of SIMS expended in the neces-
ssry construction of bridges II Inc
GENERAL Improvement of public roads.
ksfor the poor farm it is not only self
sustaining but a good investment. y
county will be able to pay every dollar
she owes and have fair sailing q
Me present assessments this year.
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NOTES FROM THE FORT.
ron lLuoolNo a CAD NEGRO,
The Puilbachs and Moihsr Hubbard.
eros. Hats Good N.ws-Arr"sted
fof Robbery Cotton Receipts
That Alan Weaver

Fonr WORTH, Sept. H.-.spooial.l-
Henry Cooper hit attic negro In head
with apistol in tho Third ward this
morning, and was arrested Tor the act.
Tho Pull Hacks defeated the Mother
Huhbards to-day, by u score ~ ~ 70 H.
Some $40 people were present To Heu
the novel game,
Fort Worth il delighted TO hear tho
news from Houston that our boys had
defeated the Nationals 10 To \,
Cole kraig has been arrested ~ ono OF
the mon who robbed n citizen of Wichita.
Falls out of sl45 in the gambling den
back OF the Cowboy saloon. IL seems
the gambling house IL separated from
tho saloon, the latter owned by j. u.
Togg, with Jim Rushing behind tho bar.
Heretofore tho two have been connected,
but are now apart.
IL IN estimated, tho receipts OF cotton
In Fort Worth this season, viii DO 2o'uoo
bales, about 400 short of last year,.
one of the variety wOiuen got very
drunk this morning, and raised u great
commOtion OF Main street.
IL IN stated here by Ed. Driscoll, con-
ductor ON the Santa Fc, that Nike OH
lon, another conductor on the Same llno,
who went To Salt Dsko on n visit, has
become a convert 81 MOrlnonism, ~ on
chanted with tho ism and has had three
wives sealed unto hun. Dillon II uni
yersaiiy liked IN Texas ~ his friends
mourn his change of religion. Mike has
only had his now wives scaled 10 nm,
in other words they are spirit wives, ms
only real wife lives in Texas. IL Is not
t%houghthe will live AT Salt Lake.
Weaver of adultery fame ms PAID MS
wife 500, on his tine and skipped for
parts unknown, leaving his help UNI
aid
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. 1A-Joseph and
John Klaber who arrived in this coun.
try from Alsace nine weeks ago, drank
heavily Saturday night, and Joseph had
to drag his brother along the street, as
the latter was intoxicated. On Barrow
street both fell, and later when discoy-
cred by a policeman, John was dead,
and Joseph asleep On his body. During
the evening the brothers hsd visited ed
F%ify-nipth streeth. Joseph is held to
await the action OF the Coroner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE signal
office at Smithville, North Carolina, re-
ports as follows: The ninety ton,
stern wheel, Mexican steamer,
Don Hermano, from Philadelphia
70 Mexico, sank off Frying Pan shoals
last night. Tho Captain, two
engineers, one deck hand and
tho cook arc lost. The remaining
four Of tho crew are saved. The tug
Blanche, Of this place started for tine
wreck and picked up the four sur
vivors floating on rait three
ing gale at the time Of
tho sinking. A deck hand reports
that the craft fioated within 200 yards OF
the Cape Fear life saving station, but
no effort was made to save the men.
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A,rest of Drunken Negroes.

FoBNsY, sept. 14.-ISpecisl.l-Forney
WAS made lively last night by drunken
coons. hut p. f. Yates, our Deputy Sher-
IN ecooped them in, and they will pay
their respects to justice Sewell to-mor-
row.
A colored cyprian from Dallas was
arraiened before Mayor McNew to-day
and deposited $40 and cost In the cities
missionary box.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

Nine millions of Empty Pill Boxesl Whata
sad commentary on constipation and biliousncss'
what a vast storehouse Of pills II all were COL
lsc,sd, Ani 10 think that ell these drastic, nnu-
scsuns pills have baen kindly solicited to enter
the stomach. of men end women Sicksning
md disgusting to think of. No one knows the
ms ard aches, loss of time, plies and infamma-
.ions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
me dose Of Bailey's Saline Aperient, and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected brow 1t
relieves constipation, curus biliousness, sick head
ache, heartburn. &c. Nis pleasant, snectual and
cheap, and we'll adapted 70 ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
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Good Man Gone Wrong.

FoRNEY, Sept. 14.-[special. 10. NJ.
Hobbs lost some cotton from his pen a
few nights since, and our efficient Dep
uty Sheriff. G. e. Yates, has worked up
the case and has evidence sufficient to
warrant the arrest of one T. V. jackson,
of this place. Mr.. Jackson has always
stood fair up to date, and his friends
were greatly surprised and much re-
gret it,. He will have his preliminary
hearing to-mor ow and viii! be ably rep
resented in the person of L. r. Stroud,
and we vet hope he may be innocent.
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Nurderous Rufians IN . Train.

JACKSON, MISS, Sept. H.-Last night,
"Sonny" Smith and Bob Morton
under tho influence Of whisky,
entered the North bound train
from New Orleans to Crystal Springs,
and abused the passengers and flour,
ished pistols. They entered the ladies'
abusing a number of the passengers
they encountered d. II. Bell, a guard in
charge of convicts. MARROW, be,
ing urged by Smith, commenced
firing. NARROW fired five shots,
Bell four. Conductor McShane received
two shots. Bell was slightly wounded.
1t is thought NARROW is fatally wounded.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

ABILENE, Sept. A.-[Special.l-A wo-
man giving her name as Wambold, and
claiming TO be a sister-in-law of Dave
Warubold, the celebrated San Francisco
actor, died at the Abilene hotel last
night. She arrived several days ago,
unattended, and put up at another no.
tel, but continued to drink, and left and
secured better quarters at the Abilene
house, but suffered intensely from de-
lirium tremens until relieved by death.
She also stated her husband lived in
San Angela, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

MACON, GA, Sept. 14.-Four negroes
Tobe Cross, Burrell Scroggins, Aaron
Jackson. and Tilman Greer, we're ar
rested at Albany, suspected of wrecking
the special train on the night of August
"a, going from Albany to Dawson to sup
press q threatened riot, Three gave
bond. The evidence is thought % be
sufficiently strong to convict. A hear
ing will be had next week.
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KILLED in a saloon Brnwl.

Usage CITY, KAN.-At q drunken row
at Gormely. saloon at Scranton, in this
comfy last night, in which chairs,
clubs, stones aud fists were freely used,
Joseph Humphreys was shot IN the
head by John Ray and Instantly killed.
Raw remained in the saloon all honr NJ
ter the murder drinking aud singing,
and then Slipped away and has not been
seeu since. Lotn iue.. -eie cuai iinuoie.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18
Tow-LOaI Explosion.

RiCHNoSD, VA, Sept. l4.-The steam
tug, Frank Somers, exploded a boiler in
the James river, near City Point, this
At the time of the accident,
she was towing a schooner up tho river
to this city. The crew of the tug con
sisted Of Capt. Cavanaugh aud -FOUR
men. AS soon as the explosion occurred
ali the men Jumped overheard. Cava-
naugh and a boy were drowned. The no
maining four members of the crew,
we're saved by the men on the schooner
The Frank Somers belong to Cava-
naugh, her master.
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Wanted for Attempted SMurder Of HE
Wife.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-otti Weimar
alias Emil Baker, alias Lawrence
Wrinklep, indicted in Montgomery
county, Pennsylvania, for attempting to
murder his wife In February last, was
arrested in this city and handed over to
the Chief OF Police of Norristown, Penn
sylvan,a. Weimar has four wives liv-
ing, one in Philadelphia, another in
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, another in Con-
s%tohecker, the one no attempted to poi
son, aud the fourth in this city.
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BsLror, Sept. A.-tspecial.]-A DIM
Guilty occurred in Willkerson's valley,
several miles from here this morning.
between william Coltrie and Bill Hall,
over some money matter, In which Bill
Hall was badly wounded by a pistol shot
In the neck from the hands OF Bill! Colt
ris. Hall at latest report was still liv-
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r.und Dead IN HI. Room.

SBpALIA, Mo-, Sept. l4.-Charles +.
Fox. a travelling salesman OF st. Louis,
was found dead i'm his room at the Gar
rjson house this afternoon. AS yet III
is undetermined whc.h,r or not 1t was
a suicide.
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We mentioned yesterday that a deco
oftrnst upon the property of the Hous-
ion Post, had been executed by j.. w.
Johnson, proprietor Of the paper. From
the following port of the Houston re-
oorter or the Galveston Newe, IL seems
iila ~, t..tGs II trasL:
from certain deeds Of trust and mort
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A Bias. .. Carthage sIi..sur,.

CAlrHAaE, Mo-, Sept. 1.-THE exten
siys works Of the CRANKY Mining and
Smelling company at Orarago, were de-
stroyed by fire at 3 O'Clock this alter
noon. LOSS not stated, but heavy, In
GLIDING $4,000 worth of new machinery
recently added.
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Yayno md Wiley.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA private
dispatch was received at Lexington,
KY, from Canada, announces the
safe arrival of Payne and Wiley who
were indicted here for hypothecating
false warehouse receipts.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-11
DAINTY DOT.

During or absence at EOon Thursday
some onC, donhtless The accredited agent
of the rlunor, placed uron Our table 4
large. neat package addressed 10 to The
News. HIsiOos OF n liberal supply Of
wedding cake or s generous box OF
choice fruit, flashed before US IS We
carefully uniIcd The Lstt nings. But no
We were of Tue appropriate ADD
thoughtful gift was nothing less than q
handsome specimen Of tbst justly popu
lar bird, known t. urnithOlogists
a. the COrUus AmeriedRHs We
have to ackuowledge thai
till recently the beautiful, dark blue
plumsge of this fe.-theFed sougstsT-G+
ways a str.ng supporter Of the cause
has been n stranger to our aviAry. Ac
compSnYing the present was a slip OI
paper inscribed with the words: Com
plimsn,s Of J. g b" How sweet It is
to he rem INBRED We venture t0 re
mark III II our morning contemporary
across the street has received IA,
gorgeous pr, sent sitnilsr 10 this IN eev
eTal weeks.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-11
UNIFoRMEo RANK.

At the preliminary meeting at Castle
hall Thursday, preparations Tor organ
izing the Uniformed Rank of the &. OF
p in Emporia were completed. The
following oficeFs were elected: Sir
knight commander. l.. &. Page; cir
knight lieutenant commander, O. L.
Burge cir knight herald, d F. Longe-
nccker; cir knight guard, G. w. Meigs
cir knight sentinel, A. e. Ireland; sir
knight treasurer. Ben Rheldon; sir
knight recorder. Ed. Hoffer A charter
has beea applied for, and Is expected
soon. T~eutY eight uniformed charter
members arc required Il IL the custom
for q special delegate from s"me Division
To Instltute the new divisions by the in
slallatio1 Of officers and whais ver else
is necessary when
'.with many bounce, and naSy . bound.
| TIE gay goats gailop round aud rsun,i."
AT the time Of install stion there Eil
alsO b. present viSiTiog divisl o. ans
the pleasant event Will lie msde dpubly
| On by . succeeding bali and b banquet
The X. of p. band Was prss-nt
participated in the meeting
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NORA1AL NOTES.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY, Dec. 4.
The Rev. J. G. Woodward Of Douglass,
"a brother to his brother Ed" of this in
sIItntIon, was = visitor to the Normal ON
last Thursday. and conducted the WOr-
ship in chapel.
Messrs. Sortor. Docking ard Picken,
delegates from the Normal Y. NJ. C. A
to the state convention, which was in
session during the latter part of last
week, returned an last Monday morn
ing, and have resumed regular work.
Mr.. w. j. PIrtle, OF Council Grow e.
has recovered from the eight iniisTOsi.
tioo which We mentioned q few weeks
ago. and has resumed his old place,
Visitors: MessEs. E. SIillWelI and
Will Seguine, OF Eureka; Misses Raney
Curbin. Hume and Kenyon, City; Mr.
Mart Young, New York City; Miss IGa
Mitchell, Harrington.
The Alpha boys anticipate an intense
ly immense dIscus siOn 1T their next ses-
sim. All peTslns who are in doubt US
70 the sdviSabiIity, the rlghtness or the
p, Icy Of decapilatioB, strangulaiion or
"bSlieT"- rs TefuTmatOry meas.
ure will find hearty welcome in the
auditorium.
The AmacicIsns have conferred large
honsrs upon th6mselves in electing u
their presidency Sylvester r. SIilln =
OF Council Grow.
LYCKuA PROG Ram.
Music by the ''ChAnticleers;" esq y
Miss Agaes BaIY: recitation, Miss q :
EIlIs; address. q. 3. Miner; vocal Q
Miss Jennie MAxOn ESSAY on the ~ e
in OF Familiar terms" MIss Eta Judd
quer;oGte, the "CbAnticlecrs;" society
paper, Ar. l.. sax and Mus GeOrgiAna
Davis; debatc-Mcssrs. Lee Gray and
Elmer Creighton; negative, Mesers A.
H. Newton and NJ. N. SudjOck; music,
ChAnticleeTian quaTtette. IIcKBERs
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BANQUET AND BALL


The Central Kansas live stcck ascot
alton. have decided 10 give stock.
mems banquet and ball al the Coolidge
on January 1st. Messrs. I. z. Lambert,
+. @. whitley. ]. M Steele, Y. McHardy,
David King, s. b. Warren, 81. w. Ma
son. r. H. Burr, Carl Nation, and Z. 8.
Jewett. were appointed as = committee
TO issue Invitations and perfect ar
fragments. All stock men in
the counties Of Lyon, Morris. Wabaun-
see. Usage. Coffee, Greenwood,
and Chase are requested 10 attend and tC
facilitate the work Of the committee BY
signifying their inte0tion so to do at u:
early at date as possible The COMMITTEES
are not In possession of complete lis
OF the names of stockmen IL
these counties, and consequently
while a. many will be reach
cd by direct invitation az possible, al
are cordially and earnestly Tequ ested u
consider themselves invited and TO al
tend. The OCCASION will doubtless b
one of the most elegant ever held her
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l72. An 50 acre farm, all fenced, 20 acres
in cultivation. young orchard planted, good
ance OF Ws.ar. good range. frame house OF 9
rooms, gCof out buildings, mile 70 school
house and II nfles from EmpOEie. PricO 81
IiIS 40 acres, ali fenced, 90 acres IN cnlti.
yatIon. small holESe, permanent stock water,
y mile 20 P. o: and Essl road station. verV
desirable location and good soil, forms easy.
Ii0i' 4 farm Of so4 acres. all fenced, I'D in
cultivation, fences hedge, barbed wine, large
frame house rooms, barn 81 x s. we'll Gnish-
ed, apple and peach orchard, good soil. COED
location. miles from Emporis, terms easy.
Ii6l. Alarm of $50 acres, all fenced, -
acres in cultivation. 30 acres timber, 1eo acres
house Of rooms, near school ana miles frcm
Emporia. terms easy, Price $7,eoo.
iii; $40 Acres; $50 acres fenced and crc2 =
acres under cultivation; 10 acres timber; los
acres bottom balance second bottom: run
range 6rst class and permanent: fFame honss
of one story and four rooms; orcheFd Of 800
bearing apple trees, 500 young apple trees
che, ~ trees and some small fruit; Is miles
from Emporia: az miles from railroad sta
IIl7:" 4 nne sO-aacFe tract near Plymouth,
iI6o An Eighty aSre bottom farm,
rooms; very large orchard: good location
six miles from EmDOEia-
timber and water. small house, good orchard,
Is miles from EmD0ria.
1l76- so acres all fenced. 80 acres IN cults
Walton. 10 acres timber, 30 aeres bottom. rest
second bottom. water Dow creek and good
well. good range, good etebie and correlss
small house, Emporia II mills, railroad sta-
ton miles, school miles. Price SIS per
acre.
II75. A farm of $40 acres, 80 fenced, s.
acres n cultivate, n. 50 a5RaS in timber, loo
| acres bottom. All fenced htO 10 acre. lots
| f. nee mostly hedge. farm is we'll Wstered by
| two streams, loo bearing apple tees, ,eot
| bearing peach and 80 cherry trees, 500 Spien.
| did grape 'ines, and an abundance Of s..lell
fruit. bull angs fair, dis ance from Emp0ria =
" - raj soad station 10 miles school miles;
ne Il JetiOa and cheap It $2e per acre,
Terms ~ e-balf cash, balance in hve yeArs ct {
p cent Interest.
Ii6l. 40 acres all fenced. 90 cultivation. u
ACRES tie Der, l0O acres bottom. mile nevel
| Failing running WRtes, fair buildings, small
| orchard, EmpOria miles. railroad station !
| miles, school mile. Price $500. on easy
] eTms
tracts varying in size, from 20 acres TO 30
lie eetiOnS, we'll Watered and averaging IN
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C0URr.

" LDNEoDAY, DC 4.
Elmer GeoIher pleaded guilty to the
charge of assauiIIDg Morris Jones with
intent to kill,
Charles Merchant pleaded guilty to
the charge If attempting to colBmi, a
RAPE.
john Rattle pleaded gully TO The
charge al grand larceny, having stolen
watch.
Court !journed ulI next Monday.
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gin 10 Sze Of The finest blocks N lown.
are sSpldIy being cOmpIeted. me easss-
mls1 rails ara more than SzaiBsSssy sun
ssanaial They extend 20 nine fest be-
low tIAs suzince, nnd aioas coss 81 so
This haildinz isso DskNo sssEzss high
The afsi f1oortss0 be one immense st1re-
room. 50xlO0 fe.t viii iron central SUP
ports. 1se end past Of ehe second ilooE
will be used = Meszrs. Baird REothers
for their lafge ery soOas business. II
fronts on Slxtll renae- Tn irOnt snd
pzrt VI the MerehzDss sieet side Will be
entirely OF large plate glass. The SEC
ond door, 10 be used for effiSes.
will bssfelched BY STAR way eEtsribE
the south end Of the building from Mer-
chants street, The eOst viii prubehly
Do SIe, !
The building OF z. II F.rds and
Almesin GlIlats al Nos. 1875 azd 155
Commercial is fast neariag complctloE.
The building viii be Of brick wi Il a
Wsrrensburg sand stone front. This.
With plate glass windows, surmouut,d
BY csthedEAl gtass tGteSd .ng eutirsls 20
The top OT.the ficss d ,or. will make de-
eidedly shs 6ssst fscns N the cliv The
Hrsi floor is 20 ba enc large room with
wooden central snpper.s This
has 2sireaav b-en leased for
. series Of years To The
EuPorisD Had ware aceinpaDt. The
second HooF front rUons will be divided
into TWO suits. Jo0e of Which wiz b
used as ofices bs, Mr. GilIett and tae
other by Mr.. FOrde., The estimsted cosI
of the building is &1OOOO. AlLOs the
above magnIHceHt new buildings
ORE being CONSTRUCTED by ner
who, Niih One exception, Mr..
Pctienxill, have speni years or must Of
their lives ia Kansas and in Emporia
They know shat they are about and tbsl
their iusrsimeGts aEo gohd Thsy 80
with prophetic eye the future EmpOria
when the resources that make the city
what il nov Is hAye gro Sn from Infancy
and mAinrcd in all tlsiF fulness.
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Antcr Avn.

We'll. ChATley. further argument l.
us-l.SS have Ifisd almost all kinds OF
seNth nlscuInes 10 the market, bat no0e
III IhrIn e"tnn anywhere nssT the New
Hiea Arm D1vi BY its use labor is
made an Substitute pleasure. 50 rapidly
and eas /, ds-rs IL perform the most elab
orsts work NJ .tit5-no 6astias-nC
skipping slIcses or breaking threads
So rapidly aud easily Rlides the perfect
~ finIshed work frOn andes that meg
cal Vertical FeeJ,' that sewing sssmI
one Of the fine arts The attachments
TOO. seem "a wonderful as the msrhlne
They are 50 nearly automatic IN thei
action that they seem to work by In
aiincti / tell you, Cbarley-ihat yos
must buy me A.Davsss today
n r. R@BLEE, Agent, Emporia-
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On Friday morning. December 9th.
Of lung fever, Rudolph, son of Rn-
dolpk and HanOah Feeble Little Ru-
dolph hsd been sick tEO weeks and Al
the time Of his death was aged l2 years.
4months and 10 days. His dealh leaves
vacancy in the family circle, but the
bsreaved ones have that sympathy Of
many lr.enis. which Lessons the sever
ityOF the shock those earthly trials al
WAYS b'iag. The funeral vii take
place on Sunday morning, DecembeI 7,h
At 1880 o'clock. from the Evangelical
charch. Irn,r Of Cnnsih1,iOa and
South Avenue
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OSners OF buildings. where II is
proved liquor has been sold. aecoEding
tOalate decision 10 the supreme court.Are
Responsible, under certain conditions,
for lines and costs. Notice Of this liza
bilily has been served in accord with In.
SirueiionS of the county attorney. Il
creates soms uneasiness in certain local
isies, and will be productive OF good, re-
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The new building Of Hsutsler Broth
ere. at the depot, has the lower rooms
about completed. The fronts are large
plat glass. The ToIm nearest the sta
tiOn we'll be uSed for lunch room, for
which u u admirably adapted.
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A par y of young people OI the FRS
n. E congregation called uPop tbs
pastor and his wife a the parsonage last
week The evening WGS pleasantly
passed and AL departed delighted wild
the cordial hospitality Of Rev. Mr.
Snodgrass and his excellent wife.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-11

To the jobbing trade ! will give liber-
al discount, and TO consumers purchasing
500 pounds or more ! will give dis
count, and as wheat and corn decline
will follow them on prices on -four. etc.
Our retail terms are strictly cash, as we
do mol intend to charge prices that will
cover our time in collecting and 10 pro-
vide for bad debts.
a. Good.wheat wanted, for which !
will pay very near Kansas City prices.
White corn wanted at highest market
price. w. Z. SODENs
EmpOria Water Mills.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-11

A,Sading Enporia merchant reports
sales IN November ~ greater than In
any preceding month Of the year, or in
December OF last year. The merchants
don't all say dull" V