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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-07
OVER THE STATE.

Pardee Butler is catching his second
wind on the Prohibition question.
Important - editors: II you cat head
cheese aud ox-tsil soup you will make
both ends meet.
The Democratic pare of Kansas are
organizing a RepublIcaa bolt against
Funston In the Second district.
Atchison Globe: The ladies' of Atcbi-
son have PROVIDED publ library and
hospital, while the men have been quar-.
reling over the saloons.
An Atchison woman whose husband
is in jail, furnished him with q Bible
the other dsy, but she very judIciOusly
made the presentation by proxy.
10 a recent report Of = swell wedding
reception at Topeka the papers of thai
place stated the cost Of presents received
BY the bride. We slWays suspected the
"VtneeFingS" had some near relative,
at the Kansas capltsl.
Marion Record: The editor of the
Russell Record denies Webb Wuder,l
statement that tie Office never seeks ths
man IN Kansas. He says il chased hin
around for two years sni finally crowd
ed him idto the coroner's Office.
~BleckstUne," legal scribbler for IN.
Topeka Commonwealth, has discovered
that under the Law Of this ss4te the rail-
way commissioners have no power 70 d,
maximum rates. II there Is anythIn,
which q Kansas lawyer cannot prove b,
citations" We would like to Know WIS
it's
| We see that alvin Ioslya" is be lde,
tAls way again. We have always though
II rather singular circumstance lhs
With al bis tramping to and fro on III
earth. Alvin meyer happened To strike
Icyclone. Some people are awful luck
} in this respect when there does not ar
pear to be any good reason why the
should be.
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THE PURsuTT or PoLTTIOs.

The Philadelphia Bulletin profIsrs
this advice, which should be we'll con-
sIdered by the thousands Of young men
now In school whose intent n il Is 70
study law and become great statesmen:
ssNo hing can be more trying or harAss-
log than the pursuit Of politics. The
abandonment OF Legitimate business,
professional or commercial, the negotia-
lions with party leaders. the pursuit Of
influential ward politicians, the loss Of
regular meals, the late hours at clubs or
ct tayerns where voters coDgregate, the
few hours Of restls IS sleep, disturbed by
the excilements OF the canvass, the ex-
posture in all sorts OF weather. and not
unfrequeBtIy the habits OF indulgence
acquired IN the months or weeks passed
chiefly away from home, are enough 70
engendef nervous or other disorders
which may never Be cured, or which
cause very rapid IOss OF health or even
sudden DEATH" There Is moth
ing in politics that should
take . man away from any regular
business or profession out Of which
he can make . living. A few years
spent in the pursuit of politics weans
man away from his business and makes
him u1at for IL. We think. when
mans neighbors want 10 use him tor
Office he ought not to refuse unless its
acceptance would Wok personal injury.
But be sh uld draw the line between
this sort of Office holding aud that of
professional pGlIIica. Few Offices are
worth having that do not come TO a man
without particular Effort II has got 20
be the rule that the Office with good
salary costs about as much, or more, than
1t pays, when the occupant has TO 60
through the usual means of obtaining IL.
There Is much more satisfaction in lead
ing an ind, pendent aud quiet lie. aud
our advice TO all young men would lie
to qualify tbemss Ives for some busih SIS
or prof ssion, and t. let office go unless
1t comes in the proper way. Statesmen
are not made every day, but the path
ways OF life are sIreWn ihickly with the
failures and ruinations Of political
liz
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AND PUT IN CHARGE OF LIVE HEN.
Bullene. Moores, Emery & Co..

ly we determined, as far e. posEihls. to give
patrons the advantages e cur
special sales. You may confas1ely sr1Ss
your orders 20 US, as We expect 20 remein in
business here all our Lives. ARd We know Vsg9
well 1t HOnld be very unWise In rs 80t e11
your orders carefully and give you fell vaaUe
for your money.
Enormous sale OF thirty two Thousand yares
OF plain black, plain colors and fancy 0eOs
Grain Silks. Ottomans, etc., etc., IN EeeTH-
airy, 1854. Orders sent at once will b oeEe-
fully filled before the day Of sale. With DTty-
iIege Of returning same II q does not salt.
and having money refunded. 1899
assorted lot Of pin striped silks, . 10
per yard; never sold same quality for less
than soc yard.
1 large lot Of illuminated and silver gray
striped Dress silks at sc yard; sszEo - 10
our last years sale at sc . yard.
lot assorted shot" silks, in bsaatlfzl
patterns and eoloFs. 81 6Sc yard.
assorted lot Of fancy Silks. in 8 dietlnss
effects. at TIC per yard; never sold tAis 4ual-
ity for less than 81 yard. These silks ara
very elegant, and great bArgai.-
large assorted let at Sc . yard; sAoeOage
assorted lines in this lot Of esneS seE1Do1
Dress silks. This quality was tho1sAt eAeap
at 81 Is last year. In this line = e sss0gss
ment Of twiIIed illuminated pin ehse4ss SD
an assortment In deiieatelK tinted gf0111s,
with very pretty fancy eombinstioa eo1cBsd
pin stripes.
lot OF very heavy oolored oFos Grain ssIks
At CSC yard; never before eoid fcR lee TIES
81 yard. In fact this Is Gss greatest bar
gam we ever sold In coIored silks.
/ Lot OF elegant Gros GTatns N plsl1 eologs
and superior quality, as ia SaEd.
lot Of Black OtsomGnss very heavy EeLsht
that we are going TO sell At 5ss. Dealt Wafs
to send for samples. but order eoeds - oase.
and IL they doa't suit you cSn retazn tAs4.
The sale Jon know viii occur IN February.
and these silks ct these prices Win % sufcks
lot Of heavy satin finished Bsaek 2ze6
Grain silk at $1.07 gard. This Is - gEasf.
est bargain 1Aaf Ne ever SID n sflket EEsss
has never boen lssa taan q - ! ISL
lot heavy Hlaeh Gr1s etain 1zi1z = SO
yard, wersk tI.ss-
when the - SIZE i cid ~ wfR h61s -
more fer less than s1.as. and tAs ~ -
/ Il $I5o.
/ II you want to get any Of ths eoods oNszsa
/ in the sale Of siiks, EmbEosderies, o Aen1in
! UnderweaF. IL win b necessary ~ yea &
order At ones. as tia ladies' IN Ka1sas ca
win lose no tine in securing sh4n - -
Days OF sale
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NOTES And NorIOEs.

Quinine is now down 10 the lowest
price which that drug has ever brought.
And yet there are plenty of bowling
idiots who clam that prohibition is e
failure.
The rare gift of humor which SecIe-
tary Folger hassunexp .cteily developed
has excited universal surprise tina. he
never became paragrapher on q Pnila-
delphia paper.
Atchison Globe: Kansas City estimates
everything in dollars aud csnts An &C
count Of late disastrous IRE there was
headed: Another holoca ustl LOSS.
s9.90s. Twelve lives lost"
Mr. b raum asserts quite D ,sitlyely
that there never was white elephant
in this country. This assertion juslifies
the inference tina. Mr. B has never
heard Of the Occidental hotel at Wichita.
The telegraph wires atlChicago are to
be placed under ground, but Carter Har-
risOn will still continue TO embelIish the
earth's surface at that place. The work
of reform cannot slwsys be instania-
neous.
Fred Douglass lives in Washington in
the old manor house of Van Hook, who
80 hated heersss that lVhansxeF be cold
land he stipulated with the purchaser
that no cOlOr,d ptrscn should EVER. be-
come the oN neF Of it.
MIR. Henry Irving, the English actor,
Yves very co'dly received at C,ncInnati.
We would naturally xos ct that ,ha' cstv
would be- the first in the c,untry To H.
augurate retaliat Try m assures in behalf
of the American hog
A New Jar ey witness has Just sworn
thst he conf Ter d that th. re Was diff
ference between ttllii & g and not
telling the truth. He Is obviously tie
msn to explain the differ. N - hetNe n
"a tar If for rev nu. only and Fl, e
trade.
We ibi K that President Arthur ON es
Il TO u distrrc ed country t. accept Ine
first Gffer of marriage which he receives.
and thus settle beyond ali p radventurc
the question which is rendIng the pub
lic mind. Concerning the '.fir,t lady in
the land"
Commercial Gazette: ChicrgJ gives
to its inhab.taDts 1929 gallons of water
day. The question is, what do they
do with IS We can very well under.
stand Whar is done with the 20 gallons
per head furnished ia Boston-the dairy
men use it - tone down their srong
milk.
Don't mary until you can support
q wife" is the advice of college presi.
dent to his pupils. ThaI's rather mar
row. We have known many wives TO
support husbands 10 very fair style, snd IS
this is free country the women should
not be cut eff from the privilege of
supporting husband.
Four hundred Psr's socialists have
struck 1t sure enough. They have ire
solved that revolution is the only rem
edy for the present stringency in the Ia
Dor market. That is to say, those bril-
liant creatures hold that the only way to
hip the poor is 10 put stop to employ
ment of labor entirely. How the blatant
leaders expect to be supported If
their dupeS CT ase lab + is a point not
yet solved.
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ENGLAND IN EGYPT.

Chicago Weekly Current: Gen.
GOrdon's presence in the Soudan,
under the authority of the British gov
eminent. Is very good evidence that
England has no notion of condning her
protection" Of Egg pit merely to the few
districts known as Lower Egypt; nor
would the government pursue its policy
Of slave trade suppression by merely
watching the two Red Sea ports where
the slave traders caravans deliver their
freight. The Soudan is too valuable an
adjunct of Egypt proper 10 be ignored
because Of the temporary triumph of a
bogus Messiah, who iramps the sands In
the Interest of the slave traders, and there
Is no doubt that Sir Samuel Baker who
has grown grey Ia tue Egyptian service,
as we'll as "Chinese" Gordon, has con-
WINGED his fellow-countrymen by mis-
recent earnest appeals, that they cannot
afford 70 part with the vast region be-
tWetn the Victoria Nyanzs Lake. under
at Ass ouaD, and that when it is within
EuRland's power To add 10 her empire the
whole country gstered by the While
Nile and the main Nile to the Mediter-
ranean, she must act. Thus Bak, r
PAsha has been winning ovsr various
Arab ShIeks who have not been be-
wItched by the false prophet. A large
portion If the Soudan horlh of the B;ue
Nile, is a splendid cotton region, and
wht at can be grown in tnormous quap-
t'ti,s, also sorghum and fax. Baker
Pasba makes q very god point on this
subj c., but he treas TOO lightly the diff
ficuIty OF cIns ructing railways to
tr.ng tie p:oduce tosthe Nile or thc Red
Sea. Railroad building would be enor-
mously expensive in this region, but 1t
will have TO be accomplished by the
power undertaking 10 cOntrol the
Soud N. England has no idea of losing
her hold on Egypt. 1t Will only cost the
trifla of 100000, General Gordon
says, to stamp out rebellion in the
Soudan and efFectually- grrrisOn the
principal p nnts.
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In MelnoriaIn.

Whereas, L has pleased the Great
Teacher to promote 20 His class room
on high our beloved fellow student, Mr..
Amos II. Swan r, therefore be it
Resa,lved, Tnat in the life of Mr.
Swarner we recognize those qualities
which characte r:ze the earnest student,
the faitafal friend ard consistent
Christian.
Resolved, That while we bow in sub
mission to the decree which has taken
him from our nu1Iber. We weuld extend
10 the bereaved parents and friends our
heart. eli spmpashy and commend them
to Him who in His own good time shall
gather sll To His fold.
Resolved, That in memory of the de.
ceased our class wear badge of mourn.
ing for fourteen days.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be forWa ded ia the family of the
deceased aud also tn the Emporia papers
A. s. CURTIS,
JENNIE LEWIS
+ F. CURT,
Committee
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YENDELL PRILLIPS.

Wendell Phillips, whose d, ath is an
nounced IN our telegraph columns,
made his first reputation as Fl rec and
radical antl.slavery man. He was one
of the leaders OF the old antLslavery so
Ciety If New England. lie entered
manhood with every circumstance sur
rounding him to encourage ambition,
but he chose to devote his life rather to
= work which. though not enhsnciDg
schemes for personal preferment, gave
HIM opportunities to display the force
and independence Of character for
which he has always be; n noted, and for
doing greet good to the oppressed. In
the last respect he might haYe been more
widely useful had he been pc, sessed of .
little more tolerance for affairs as they
existed. He was one of those radicals
lin the anti.slavery struggle who early
pronounced the contribution of the
'United States ''leAgue with death and
- covenant with HILL" because it had
been Interpreted e hinder the accom-
.plishment OF What lie thought right, the
'Ab' litton Of slavery, N an instantaneous
stroke Of tie pen. Though graduate
of Harvard, and afterwards of Cam
bridge Law School; he declined to prac-
lice law because he would not take
the necessary oath 70 sup
port the institution which
he denOunc, d but il may be said that
Wendell Phillip voice ~ pea were
ever used in what be thought wss right,
and consequently both have had great
influence in the country, and he has lett
= reputation which will always have
strong admirers. He WAS cratic al i
impracticAble but as firm as the grsnte
hills OF his beloved New En- gland. As a
public speaker aud lie Iurer he VA 10
tk'quenI as 10 have become kn Iwn rs
the silver t,nguyd or ltor," aud thous-
Ands OF p ople in all p arts uf the cOun-
Try Hooked 70 hear him. FIR tel years
he has TAKE n little Part 10 public alfuirs.
IL may be said that when slavery
died his occupation IVES gone; YET
he wash card occasionally in advocacy OF
other n forms, such AS fema'e sun age,
temps rance and greehb IckiSm. bat there
was little Of the impeluoi'y aud fi,e
which characterized his uIterances
when be was IN the thickesi OF the fight
60 ire the slaves. Phillips lett the
world the better for his having lived ~
It He was about the last of the heroes
of the memorable and bitter contest
which ended IN war and he abolition OF
slavery In this fire country. His bril-.
liant utierrnes will ring round the
world so long as there is s,rF ON III,
globe.
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The certainty that Mormon polygsmy
win ultimately be suppressed becomes
more apparent from year To year. Crn-
gpsss begins to realize the fact that long
existing laws of the Unit States haYe
been contemptuousiy violated In Utah
Territory. Aud il Is taking steps to So
cure their enforcement, and the enforce
ment Of other necessary sets. Witness
The Edmunds bill Of the last Congress,
aud the measure iustrep rted by the SER
ate judiciary committee. Each effort is
more vigorous than its predecessor.
Public opinion will support any law,
7hOwrTer s1Fingent even to one. abolish
Ing the existing machinery of govern.
ment In Utah, and putting the territory
into the hands of = commission.
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TUES DAY, Febru

TUE>DA February ).
Thomas AchesoD, Esq., is IN t. wn to-
day.
L. Severy & Sons ere shir ping four
cars OfFat steers.
Paul D.n's is buying up fat hogs TO
ship.
The stone crusheTs' &Pst { town are
busy, and car loads vi stone are daily
put aiang the track of the A T. s. S F.
fa lroad.
The construction tain is h re most of
the time with sUms forty coI3red men.
They live IN box-csrs fitted up with
kitchen and beTths.
w. II. COrisIian is under the d ,ctor's
care. We hoe he will s,vn be out
again.
Mrs W. a. ScYsrY weIt TO Kansas
City on the noon tram to-day.
The election COX pace to-day at The
store of j. A. Str. IN and there was
more interest than u. ual al an Il ction
of tlis kiLd 1hs frl,nis o. the e4ndi-
dates we're busy and some who have
been ID, Ut ii d Nth one party seemed to
errs Nv, To help the other. Tie can.
didAIes OF both parti. were good mt n
The following is the vote:
Fof trustee, E 81. Spenser, 90 votes
Ed G lugha1. IS; Tor ireasnr1r, C. W
Douglass 100. D4vid Nickel, IS; for
clerk. d. w Elrod. "a; Charles O'Mare
62; f IF justice OF the p .ace w II Vat,
pelt. 20. NJ. E Daboise; 81. S E Hunt
~
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The POLITICAL Arttator.

The stockholders of the printing aud
publishing company which has been or.
gaDized in this ely for tie publication
of an anIi-mouopoly paper To be called
the Political Agtato." met Tuesday
evening and after adopting constitu-
ton and articles of Incorporation elect
ed the following bosri of directors
VIM. jay, Jchn Waisoa, N. Whittles ey,
P. B. Maxsor, T. I. White, U. c. Spen-
GER. T. Ecbelbarger aud SAMUEL Croker
u. G. Spencer was eiscted secretary,
and P. B MaxSf n treasurer of the com
p4ny. Papers have been prepared for
obt4ining a charter.
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H.L.snEaONS' LIYKR MEDICINE
WHAT'S SAID or n.

1T ID indispensable in this Aalarious climate.
weean4 do without It. It saved us from much
sleAness.,-Rey. ). C. Weaver. Of Texas.
Twenty years Of suffering from Indigestion
and diseased LIEer Ras relieved By 3 package
ofit,-Rez. II. H Cullum. GFspeyine. Texas.
1t has done moro to relieve and cure me- OF
Sick Headache than al the other remedies l
ever used J. II. Leod Of No. Carolina.
sIt proved > blessing 20 my family, ] cheerful
~ testify to its merits.' Its popularity here is
anbounded-,-Rey sc. shaw. BatesviIse, Ark
These are bat samples from among the many
thousands Of unsolicited testimonials reeeites-
during tbs past few years Ask your drug5i :.
fuf the SrslinaA II. A EIzLHoEs, lzYER y b
JcINz, made at s.. Louis. BIO. Take no otheI
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Our order department has been thoroughly
carefully reoRganized and given
into the hands Of capable. experienced, ener-
getic, active and pushing young meu9vho
will I'LL your orders with great accuracy,
promptness and with more satisfaction to
yourself than ever before
Our Spring Catalogue will be ready for
distribution by March 1, 1884. and possibly
earlier.
We have the largest wholesale fnd retail
Dry Goods house combined, of any city in
America. except Boston and New York, con-
sequentIy we are in position to supply all Of
yOus wants at lower prices than ang other
western firm.
We sell two special lots OF goods each month
at reduced prices and hitherto We have not
been able TO apprise our out-of-toWn trade OF
these sales before the goods are ali taken up
by the city trade, but under new arrange
menE we are going TO give chr order trade an
opportunity to get what they want before
sale commences.
We viii notify yOu about 10 days before
each sale so that you will have Sufficient
time to mail your orders for the goods adVer-
tised in each special sale. We will then send
Won aehe pick OF the Ioi.'' and give You the
privilege Of returning our selections if IT
does not suit you
In February our great Silk Sale will occur,
when we are going TO dispose Of over 1890
yards ct unheard OF loW prices. If you viii
send in your order at once, we viii forward
you IS many yards as you want, AID If it
does not suit. you can return il and we viii
send your money back TO you We are very
anxious, indeed. for all ladies who order
from us to get = SILK dress out Of this lot be
fore the sale commences, Is they are 50 good
and cheap we knowsIt would be good adyer-
tisement for US.
We are also going to have sale OF s0.oct
yards OF cambria, Eainsook and Swiss En-
| broideries, and If yoE viii send In your order
at once, telling us plainly what width you
| want, and about what price. We viii send
yon the goods and give you the privilege Of
returning them If our selection does not suit
We sre also going 70 make 3 sale Of 600
/ garments Of Ladies Muslin Underwear, and
| II you want &c Escure any OF them at the re
| dneed prices, send In your order At orce, Civ
ing sizes and about the prices you want Z
pay. Do not hesitate 10 say how much yol
| want 10 pay for each garment. You ma,
resf assured that We will be more careful ii
seleeking Tor you and in making low price
than II you were present. IN other words
We want to largely increase the ssles Of on
order department this year, aad consequent
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DEArH OF mrs ". J. nREwsE

The sad intelligence reaches us as jus:
as we go II press of the death of Mrs.
w. J. Brewer. Who departed this
life al her home near Hartford
Wednesday,. The decreased was q
former resident of this city. and was
universally beloved 10 Emporia, and
wherever she was knoen. The funeral
VIII take place Friday afternoon at 2
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Piles. Pi.e.., Pi,..,,,

Sure cure for blind. bleeding and itch
ing pilss. One X has cured the worst
cases Of twenty yesrs' standing. No one
need sun five minutes after using VIII
liams' Indian Pile Ointment Il alb
Serbs iuUorp, aiiays Itching, acis as ponI
sice, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles. nothing else. Hon. J. C-,ffen-
bury. at Cleveland, says: have tried
pleasure 70 gay thai hsve new found
anything which gave such immediate
sad permanent relief ~ DR. Williams,
Indtnn Pile Ointment Sid BY Frazier
Medicine Co, propriesoFs, Cleveland. O.
Mailed On receipt Of price. 81. w. fR
IFwins agent 81 Empozia,
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The Rev. Harrison. called the -boy
preacher" is having wonderful REVIVAL
Of relion in St. Louis. The Globe Dem
ocrat says great crowds Of PEOPLE OF all
conditions crowd the church In which
he hOlds services, and hundreds have
been persuaded TO make an effort TO lead
better lives than they have been lesdlag
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Fraxier's Root 3itters are MT dram
shop beverage. but are strictly medicinal
in every sense They acs strcn CIV upon
the liver and kidneys, keep the bassEeis
ope and Re g llzr. make the weak ron9.
heal the lungs, build up the Dervrs, and
cleanse the blood and svStPm Of every
impurity. y Id by W r IRWIN. agent
at Emporia. 81 90.
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y A Wichita woman who is tired Of
Ter husband has induced him TO secure
employment as The engineer of q porta
bic sAR-mill.
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We heard 3 society young man say
this morning Thai he bad received thIr-
teen Invitations 10 the Lap year party
on the 18Th. That ielIpw ought 20 rent
hims II oGi as sign for 8 candy fac
tory
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the Naw Road,

Conductor j. T. Shepard, OF the EN-
poIiI branch OF tie Kansas Southern,
Thcs. Section, his engineer, and Nat.
HolIister fayored THE NEws'wIth call
Saturday Mr. Shepherd Informed US
that he brought coach full of passen-
gers from Ottawath night before, took
a lot of cattle out of Pomona, and un-
loaded 10000 pounds of freight at
Quenemo Tne train, as will be seen by
reference to the time table, reaches OF
tawa at 12 30 and leaves at O'Clock p.
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Complaints are made to us that dead
animals from the city are taken outside
the city limits ard left along the edge of
the rAvine which rams into the Cotton
wood just abe we The water-woIks. Par
ties who have entered complaint before
the Bosri of Health have been advised
That The nuisance in question, being out
side the city, is not under the jurisdIc-
ton of said board, it IS st ed that
there are no less than Ell ven carcases ex-
posed as indicated. the affair oertaibly
de serves immediate attention., aud is. of
import lnce TO. the health of every cIti
I'm.
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Mr.. VIM Martin, Of Nashville, Iii
nois, and Miss Lilly 4 Martin, of Em.
poFIa, were married by Rev. W. I.
Brooks al The PsarsaIl house Tuesday,
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w. T. Brashear bad hearing In the
court OF Police Judge Elstun to-day
on q charge Of assault. fled by Susan B.
Church, and was acquitted.