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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13
EMPoRIA DIsTRICT-FoURTH
QUARTER.

PRESIDING ELDERS APPOINTMENTS.
Reading, November Goth.
Eureka, Decsmber 9th.
Climax, December It'll, evening.
CoyViIle, December 18th.
New Albany, December 14th, evening.
Altoona, December Goth.
Fredonia. December 21st, evening.
Toronto, December 9th.
Madison, January Sd, 1885.
Virgil, January 4th, evening.
Maifield, January 10th.
Cedar Point, January 18th, evening.
Americas, January 18th.
Dunlap. January 18th, evening
North Dunlap, Jan. 18th, afternoon.
Hartford. January oath. =
Strawn, January 25th, evening.
OttumWa, January 31st.
Burlington. February 7th.
Cottonwood Falls, February 14th.
Stafford, February 18th, evening.
Melvern, February 21st.
Waverly, February 2Sth.
Emporia. March 7th.
Saturdays service at 2 80 p. m. unless
otherwise published, followed by quar-
terlY conference.
Sunday evening service means quar-
terly conference on Monday morning a
s 80 q. m. sharp. JAS. I. HANNA.
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The Great American Chorus.

Sneezing, snuf1ing aud coughIngi
This Is the music ali over the land Just
now. Aud will he until June. "I've
got such an awful cold In nay head. >
Cure It with Ely's Cream Balm or il may
end In the toughest form of CatsErh.
Maybe you have Catarrh now. Nothing
is more nauseous and dreadful This
remedy masters il as no other ever did .
Not q snuff or 4 liquid. Applied by the
finger to the nosIrIls. Pleasant, Ger
tain, radical.
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Rev. L. NJ Schofeld and family, who
have been the guests of Col. A. n. Flory
for some time, VIII probably not con-
tinue their journey to their new home
in California until next week, in which
case our people will be favored with an
other of Mr.. Schofeld's excellent ser
mons at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath
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SCHOOL REPORT

The following is the report of district
No. 4S for the month ending November
2, 1884. "a" grade, Misunderstanding an
average OF 90 per cent: Edward Mich
lin, %; Sol Davis, 92; Martha Mount
Joy, 91ss. "B" grade-Mamie Abraham,
9S1k; John Lumley, 9S24; Ebben Abra-
ham.92sS; Matte Lumley, 81. sc" grade
Pet McCreary, 04ss; Hattie Michlin,
94l6. ]. II. HAND.
Teacher.
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Charles Dynes showed US Monday tbs
Hillsboro 20 } Herald of Saturday, which
was printed throughout in red aud had
its flowing head lines headed with "Vic
toryp' for Blaine and Logan. It's edI
tors are energetic and partisan" enough
to keep up with the times, and The latest
news.
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Flannels-We would like every lady
to see our line of plain and plaid and
plain and twllled, white and
colored Hannels. Almost the
entire production of fiAnnels this
year was unloaded through the auc.
ton room of WilmerdIng, Hognet &
Co. of New York. We bought largely
tor our Emporia and Topeka stores, and
our prices are 80 far below other houses
that they make no effort to meet US.
TANNER Bros. &. HEED.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Oficial returns
from 1O4 counties, including the city of
st. Louis, give Cleveland 221 800, Fusion
electors 190,O05, st John ], AL; Cleve-
lands plurality 81 265; majority over
all 1884. Marmaduke. Democrat, for
governor 2O5, 634. Fo-d, Fusion. 1914 PA
Brooks, PrOhIbitiOnIst, 9,7S5; Marina
dukes plurality II $50; majority over
all 1926. Ten counties still to heaE
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Surveyors Notice.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EsPoRIA, LYON Co. kAs-. I

N0vembeT II, 1881.
Henry SNee.oD, T. J. Hill. Caroline 3. CUR
ley and Cnea. HoilahAn will take notice that
the undcrsfgned surveyor OF Lyou county
Kansse will, on Thursday DecembeF is. 1854
proceed 20 survey ant permanently establtsn
the northeast an0 SoutheeStcorDeFn a secfion
etS q, township sixteen IL range twelve
fI21. also 90 establish the corners ~ the east
hall Of sentative QusF5er aAu west hail q
sousheast quarter and sach other d 5 Oh
the Sors.
Thi, survey t. he made BY order ana ID |.
guest of q. ". DeCamp. JE,
Ri EDhIsTs@.
dewitt County eurvey or.
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Boys cape, % cents to e1.0o; mems
caps, 25 ceDts TO 81 so; bows black wool
hats. 25 cents to 81 90; mems black wo' ]
hats, IS CT MS. e, 81 so: mems black fur
hats, $1.25 to S375-thesea are sll bought
at forced sale and can't be duplica;e1 II
our prices
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates OF interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply If securi-
~ and title Is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
hare
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ED.

E. r Boughton, of Ncosho Rapids,
died On the Sth instant. He was one OF
the old settlers, having come To tb 6
state over twenty years ago, He was 3
soldier IN The late war, aud an esteemed
and useful citizen thereafter. He was
buried At Neosho Rapids, November 0
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Kansas City Times wonders: Why
MIR. o. F. Page, of Emporia. who won
the bicycle race at the fair, is n ot attend
ing the tournament. If the Times man
keeps his ewes open he will see some
prizes awarded to man of the above
name.
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General ALBERT Pike gave pleasant
and Instructive talk of two hours in the
meeting of Master Masons last night.
The talk was highly appreciated and
considered by all q grand and brainy
discussion of matters of vital import
anca
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Prof. A. p. ShreYe of Topeka will be
here to do the prompting for the "hop'
Friday night. This will add greatly to
the pleasure of the evening as PROT.
Shreve is unexcel ed and will introduce
the most pleasing and the latest figures
The Minuet buys keep right TO the front
in every particular.
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Cos1H1Iss1oNEEs. PnocEHD1Nes.
COUNTY CLERKss OFFICE, 1
Nov. 8, 1884.

Nov. 8, 1884.
Board met as per adjournment.
Present, P. g. Hailberg, chairman.
and w. V. Phillips.
In the matter Of the appeal of the cit
izens of school district 20, the case was
compromised by giving the north half
of sections 3 aud in township 81,
range 10. to school district No. IS. leav-
ing the remainder of the territory peti.
toned for in school district 20.
Whereas. W. T. Soden, resident of
Lyon county and land owner in Pike
township, has made complaint to this
board, that there is doubt as to the
true location of road running north
east from Bakers ford in said Pike
township. which said road was located
on petition OF j. II. Phenis.
Whereas, II is important that the true
location of said road be determined, ii
Is therefore ordered by the board OF
county commissioners aforesaid that Asa
Moon, Silas Bogue and Newton Phenis
be, aud are hereby, appointed viewers
and the county surveyor and said viewers
are hereby ordered and dIrected to pro-
coed on the 20tn day of November, at 10
a. N and view and relocate said road
along the line between sections IA and
%, In township 10, range 10, in saIc
county, and make a correct return Of
plat and survey of said road, according
TO law, upon the place said road was 10
Gated under the original petition there
for.
[Signedl P. G. HALLBERG,
Chairman.
Whereas, II has come to the notice o
this board that Milton Lindley and r
II. Gassawsy. who were appointed view
ers on the road petitioned for by B
Brewer, ct al, at the October session
are ineligible therefor, being interested
parties, 1t is therefore ordered that Rock
Osborn and Joseph Ecret be ana ar
hereby appointed viewers in thei
stead.
In the matter of the assessment of {
L. Odds, in Agnes City township, h
having been previously assessed on th
same property in Missouri, 1t was de
cided that SAID O!js could not be II
leased as said assessment was legal
made.
Attest; ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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The new time tables of the Ottawa
branch show a dIscobtinuaDce of the
morning and evening passenger trains
to Kansas City via. that line. A passen-
ger coach will be run in connection with
the way freight, leaving here at O'Clock
a IN
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13

Cashmeres SO inches wide in black.
brown, green, blue, garmett and wine
colors. These are regular 80 cent goods
and sold everywhere at that price. and
we'll worth the money. We are little
out Of the way and sell for cash. We
make them 40 cents.
TANnrxu RuO,a q. Ham
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5TRBYED.-In April, 1884, q dark
brown mare, two years old last spring.
Was last seen In Americas. Ten dol
lars reward for information leading TO
her recovery. Apply at this ONCE or
address Frank Hotel, EmpOria, Kan
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NJ. M. Devoreaux, of IoDia. Michigan,
was sight TO behold. He says: ~
had no action Of the kidneys and suffer
ed terribly. by legs were as big as my
body, and my body as big Is q barrel.
The best doctors gave me up. Finally
l tried KIdneV-Wort. In four or five
days q change came, in eight or ten days
I was on my feet. and now I am com
pletely cured. Il was certainly mira
Gle" All druggists keep Kidney Wort
which is put up both in liquid and dry
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LIGHT BRAAAH FowLs.-I make q
specially Of Light BramAh fowls, and
have on hand some Of the finest birds In
the state. Chickens for sale. Eggs in
their season. MRS. r. GIBSON,
Eight miles northeast Of EmpOria; post
once box Emporia, No. 563.
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A committee. consisting of President
Taylor and Messrs. Hummer, Spar,
Viking aud Hahn. will meet next Sat-
urday TO make out program for the
sectional teachers meetings in Lyon
county for the winter.
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FoR SALR-Short horn bull, "Alasic,"
see pedigree in A. II. book No. 1911.
He is Iine animal, is three years old
and is for sale. NJ. W. STRATToN,
Reading, Kan.
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The superior quality Of the maserials
used and the puiictjan Of there manu-
fscture render DIR. Prices Special Fla
voring Extracts the fines. made TheF
impaTt such q delicious taste to puddings
cakes, cts. House keepers who have used
them for years know their Norsh, ana
could DOT be induced to use the cheap
Kinds in the market
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Red Lion ''our sest". s2ss a 100

To the jobbing trade will give Iiber-
al discount, and TO consumers purchasing
500 pounds or more will give a dis
count. and as wheat and corn decline 4
will follow them on prices on -four. etc.
Our retail terms are strictly cash, aswe
do moi intend to charge prices that will
cover our time in collecting. and 70 pro-
vide for bad debts.
W Good wheat wanted, for which 1
will pay very near Kansas City prices.
white corn wanted at highest market
price. w. r. BODfsN.
Enporia Water Mills.
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FIRE.

Melville Hsrlem's house eight miles
northeast on Dow creek, burned down
Monday night. The cause is not known.
Everything was consumed. The prop
eriy. was insured for $500. while the loss
in probably $1,000.
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DlasolntIon Notlce

We. the undersigned, do this day,
Nov. Sd, 1884, dissolve the partnership
Of the laie firm Of Conner Bros. & Logan
By mutual consent. John w. Logan re-
firing from the nrm. Conner Bros. will
continue carrying on the business as be
fore at the old stand. All debts due the
hFm must be paid 70 Conner Bros. All
contracts made by Conner Bros. & Logan
will be paid BY Conner Bros.
M. w. CONNER,
JOHN W. LoGAN,
IRA w. CONNER.
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Gloves and mitts for men and boys In
buck, kid. goat, dog, calf and sheep; the
largest line We have ever shown, and
our prices rule out all competition.
TANNER Bros. & HEED.
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Overcosts for men and boys at panic
prices, and We mean by this that the
close money market east and the conseT-
vatIve course pursued by the banks.
coupled with the pressing pecuDiarS
wants Of manufacturers, has forced the
best Of them TO secure immediate relief
through the channels of the auction
room, al whatever cost It might incur.
We took advantage of these offerings,
and our rabies are loaded with goods
bought in this wsy, and every garment
Of them marked 10 plain figures at less
money than the material IN tbs m cost
TANNER Bios q HEED
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of my old stand you will still find me
this month with small remnant of my
dry goods and millinery stock, selling
at any price to get out of it.
B NEWBuRaKR.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
rHE PRICES Ar TRADE CEErERs.
The Kansas City Live Stock Market is Re
ported e. pecIallv for THB DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by

THE PRICES AT TRADE CEETERS.
The Kansas City Live Stock Market Is Re
ported e peclallv for TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon BY
ANDY ]. SNYDER & CO.
Ro.Ims - and - Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
Kansas CITY. November IL.
cATTLB-Receipss $50; natives steady:
at = shade higher prices; feeders In active
Hoos-Recetpts $3.50; dull, weak, $4,000
lower; - 5104 so; bnlE Of sales at s. SO04 90.
Fhe Oallv indicator reporSs: ~ neat-ke-
es sspt ssead1 No Fei cssb sales e sSSsOSe
December. sales at 5ikc: January, sac bid,
54s asked; No: sOft cash: s6ke bid. SIC asksd.
in store, Sc, 167; stronger; No mixed cash.
sales ut SIx831c; November, s9c bid. 9Hc
Ne Nav g: ' 5is ssisd
mixed CASH Ks bid. axe asked.
OATs-NO- cash 23c.
RYE-Unchanged.
E9es-2lc per dcZcn.
BCETBE-UnchenRe0
HAY-FancY small bsled. IS 90.
PEovlsIoEs-DFy salt, shoulders S<e; clear
smoked. shoulders X long clear AIDES 9ke;
hams 1sxc; breakfast bacon. ISs<c; dried beef
13c; boneless pork, 80 90; clear pork. s o 90;
mess pork, Sle 90; tierSe lsrh IKE.
AZ ChaoA<o.
CBIUAsO. Noyemb. II.
aoas--Reoeipts, $4,000; fairly active; Io0
CHTrLE.i.sosipss- SEQ: weak, 1Oa0c bow-
er: exports IS 0O066S inferior to good 81 20
IS
SHEKP-ReoeIpts sOO0: lower; 81 Goa CO.
WHBAf-stEonger; axe casa and koVem-
Der.
CORN-IrrssuIar; 4ske cash and November
oArs-StrOng. higher; &c tor November and
year.
RYs-Quiet; soc.
HARLEY-NOninal; Sc.
FLAX SEKD-SI Box.
P9BK-LoWef; &II 3 for the year.
LARD-Easier; So az for November.
AZ st. Louis.
81. LoUIs. November II
HoGS-LoveR; active; Yorker. s. 35d4 IS;
packing. - 406A IS; butchers' 81 eG6A -; re
ceipts Il 100: GhiPmeafs 200
CAT9LE-SsIo1g. but movement slow 20 far:
some good Texas steers sold at 81 80; IeeeiptB
FLous-Uuehanee5.
WHEAT-LoweT for cash; 40 2 rcd. T4sE0
71xS-
Gorn-Higher: t0ac cash
OAfs--Sl0w; 281fc cash
PEoyIsIoNs-YeRy dall and lower 20 sail !;
only small peddlfhg trade done
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Soldiers having claims tor pensions
will do we'll to call on L. NJ. Keys, at
torney at law. ONCE, room No. 3 in
News building, up stairs.
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Cashmeres in brown, blue, scarlet,
green, black, maroon, purple and wine
colors 121f cents per yard. These goods
are retailed by all leading houses at 1881
cents. Here is . saying of 80 per cent.
TANNER Bios. & HEED.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The infsut daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Justice died at Ottawa Tues
day morning and the remains were
brought here for burial. The funeral
services took place from the residence
of F. W. Hirth at 2 O'Clock yesterday.
A large number of friends were
present. The family have the sYmpa-
thy of their friends in this bereavement.
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Harlow Wiser received this week
from Kansas City, span of beautiful
black roadsters, span of heavy draft
mules. and a MOllese jack and two jen.
Dets-which Will ali be placed On the
ranch, except the roadsters:
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Rev. Henry Moys is conducting a
series of evening meetings at the West
Street NJ E church. There will be SER
vices there every evening this week, ex-
cept Saturday evening.
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AuetiOnsering.


John Bay will respond to calls for
Auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
office, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay Ia we'll known
TO many our readers IS an experienced
auctioneer, having spent years at the
business and has conducted . great mum
Der Of public sales IN this community
during the past fourteen years.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Thoae who have
been dealing with us IN this line need NO
word from Us IN reference eithef to ouI
goods or prices, but those who have
not dealt with as We invite to give these
goods personal inspection. We make
lower prices on the same class of goods
than any other house IN the state. Mems
arctics, $1.25; ladies' arctics, 500
misses arctIcs, 70 cents.
TANNER Bros. q HEED.
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A marriage license was issued Monday
to Frank Burnham and Abbie Hubbell,
both of Emporis. The parties were
married this afternoon by Justice
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Jerseys in blacks only. We sell the
plain at 81 90 and the braided at 81 so,
and we are the only.house that sells these
goods u the prices.
TANNER Bios s. HEED.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you want q
irstclass Auctioneer call on G. w.
BrySon, No. 8 East street, Emporia,
Kanaaa
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$50 INV ard

For InFormAtiod that will convict the
party who cut the wire on our rancho
near Americas. Said wire being cut
during the first and second week IN Octo-
Der and again Oct. 18th.
/. ID. Fox & Co, Emporia, Kan.
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The gentlemen who wrestled with the
Georgia wonder still complain of feel
ing of soreness.-Rerublic
The gentlemen who didn't get to
wrestle with her are sorest.
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-Buiter color at Bopdis.

Butter Color at bOnQ'S.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
Note paper and candies at Bonds.
A full line OF groceries at EmporIa
prices at Lesh Brothers,
All kinds of gents underwear and
gents furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Turner'S Scientific Wonder at
Bonds.
Russian circulars at GIbson's.
Tressler snd> Lowry handle the best
-four in town and We dare you to beat
them on prices.
New crop of pickles 10 bulk at Lesh
Bros.
Pickering s. Co. are new in the bust
ness but low on prices.
Blankets and comforts at Gihson's.
Sauer Kraut, new crop, at Lesh
Bros.
Husking gloves at Tressler s Low.
ry's.
Uncle Sans harness oil at Bonds.
Wool hosiery at Gibson's.
Notions at Gibson's.
Wool hosiery at GibsOn's.
Wool yarns at Gibson's.
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The Y. n. e A. reading rooms on the
second floor of the Adds block are now
open from 2ie O'Clock p. m. They are
free 10 ali, and contain good supply OF
the latest and best books and papers.
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TAsxER BRos. & HEED.

Blankets no man or woman bas ever
known them so cheap IS they are this
season. ard no msn or woman can buy
them al our prices 10 the state OF Kansas
Think o! sten-quarter white bed bIsDket
at 81 90 per pair, and q colored bisnktt
ct so cents per PAIR. These are some Of
the big drives we bought st perempsory
sale. TAEEER Bros. & HEED.
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Hosiery from from infants to ladies'
sizes, in cotton and wool, cents to 40
cents per pair. If you inspect this
line Of goods you will be satisfied with
he merits of the goods and the low
prices at which they are marked.
TANNER RRoa &. HzRn
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[signedl
P. G. HALLBERG.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
EMpoRIA. NoY. Z. 1884.
ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.

EMPoRIA, Nov. z. 1884.
The board of education, as per ad-
Journment, met at the office of the SUI
perintendent, Vice President Holmes in
the chair.
Pr esent-Messrs. Holmes, Martin,
Frost, Paxton, Mcmillan, TraylOr ard
Kellogg.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing and the special meeting of last week
were read and approved
Mr.. Kellogg, as special committee to
examine into the titles of the Third and
Fourth school lots, asked for further
time, which, on motion, was granted.
The committee on supplies was au-
thorized to furnish six numerical frames
for the primary schools IN the several
buildings; also TO purchase three clocks
for those buildings now without clocks,
and in case any clocks now in use are
not suitable to provide others In their
place.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid:
Emporia HardWaIe Co. 45
u. Z. Martin, well curb at Union street
Griffith & Ewing, supplies .........-..-.. 50 y
j. T. Bradley, digging cistern. 90 o.
j, W. Upton, hauling dirs.----.--.--.-.. W
The-bill of Ingerman s. Crull was re-
ferred to the committee on building and
grounds, with the request that the clerk
measure the walk and report to the COM
mittee. on buildings and grounds. and
said committee with the president of the
board shall audit said bill of Ingermar
s. Crull, and the president ane clerk
shall issue d warrant for the amount o.
said bill audited.
The committee on supplies were auth
| orized TO furnish shields for the stoveI
IN the several buildings when needed.
It was moved that the committee OF
supplies be authorized TO exchange tn,
wood stoves now in use in the Constitu
ton building for coal stoves.
Adjourned.
P.J. CARMICHAEL, Clerk.
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Presidential Election!
PRICES:

Why should the con-
sumner pay from $3.50 to
1925 per 100 lbs. for
flour when wheat is from
80 to 62cts a bushel?
Simply because of COM
bination and protective
tariff. Consult our Free
Trade" prices as follows:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13

Sleepless Nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Chas.
Rvdar
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13

Hoods for ladies, misses and children.
We have no competition on these goods,
for no man owns them at the prices we
are selling them unless he bought them
~ We did under the hammer at our own
prices. We don't expect you to take
our word but come and see for yourself.
TANNER BROS & HEED.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13

FWeaaI-ave DoIlar. Raunrd

Lost-In Emporia, on Saturday Last. q
medium-sized leather pocket-b book, con-
tanning . number of checks and notes
In my favor; also about fifty dollars in
money, receipts, sc. Twenty-Five dol
lars rewArd for return OF book and con
tents TO the First National bank, EN-
poriA, OF John Steckly, Reading. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-13

For SALE-Two span young horses /;
two cows; three thoroughbred Berkshire
hogs, at for service; six pens of Ply
mooth Rock chickens, and 200 tons of
hay. WIN. B. ScoTT.