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WE HEREBY WARN THE PUB 7esz.ss=a
w lie against spurious PIANOS
bearing similar to ours, whichs RS
are made by irresponsible parties, and sold by un-
priucipled dealers as being genuine Mathusheek
Pianos made by us. JOHN /. COOPER is our only
Authorized Agent, No. 527 street
ial2-3pd NATHUSHEK PIANO CO.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Fourteenth annual ball of Company G-Thursday.
NeCktie and apron party-T5-morrow.
Sacramento Tiyoli-' b .ack Crook"
II. b. A.-Donations.
knights Of Pythias-This evening.
Bicycle League-At the Pavilion
Card Of thanks-Ladies Floral Committee.
A. o. U. W.-Sacramento L0oge, tonight.
l. 0. o. F.-Rising Star Degree Lodge
Sacramento Chapter-This evening.
sacramento Division, U. R., X. Of P.
Auction Sale.
Bell Co.-Special sale Wednesday.
SVslnsss Advertisements.
Mechanics Stere-Ottoman ribbons.
successful enterprise.
For sale-Paying business.
To let Cottage on street
success rests upon merit.
An ounce O: gold
Central House-sls and $50 h street.
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Fine Dwellings For Sale.

Two-story and Basement Frame Dwelling DC
rooms), north side of o street, between Fifth
and Sixth, with stable on alley; rented for
S57 so per month ........... '............ s., so
One story Frame Dwelling, l7o4 n street %
rooms, ard large pantry and bath-room);
house "a bargain. ........................ I,6c
Two-story Dwelling, lower story Of brick al
ro7ms), lot 40Xl60, C street, between Eigh-
teeuth and Nineteenth. Observation-Disclosures. BIZ
Two-story Frame Dwelling( Is TO- ms bay win
dow, bath, gas, hot and cod water; stable,
woodshed, etc; lot 40Xlt0, with choice fruit
trees street, betseeu TTenty-third and
Twenty fourth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Onestorv and Basement Frame Dwelling 6
40xI69' ....................... .......... 2,55
One story and Basement Frame Dwelling, on
north side Of y street; corner lot, 40xs0;
bay window and modern improvements;
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. go
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The old school building at the corner of tenth
and streets is no longer tit for use in a sanitary
point Of view. The walls are damp, thereby rem
deriDg it unfit for school purposes II should be
torn down. and new building erected in its place,
with the necessary capacity to supply at least three
more classrOoms For the reasons herein stated
We ask your honorable body to levy a tax of 80
cents on the 500 for school purposes. Respectfully
submitted. JOHN F. SLAIER,
Chairman Board of Education.
r. DAVIS,
d. JOHNSON,
MATTHEW COOKE,
Finance Committee
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D 4 ~ 2- ID 7 M III.

- CENTS FOR GOOD SQUARE NEAL,
- Sacramento Restaurant, Nos. Sl7 and 3l9 K
from the Depot. Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, Is cents Fine Dining Parlors for Fami-
lies. 0psB Dag and Night.
Visit ]. D. SMITH, Proprietor
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FIRST-GLaSS FERE INSURANCE.

DHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, BROOK
Iyn, n. Y; cash assets January l. 1854,
g, $50 035 9S. Star, New York City, sS07,3il %.
The cold state o. Pennsylvania, S752,51S 50. All
losses fair adjusted ard promptly paid. We make
Farm Property specially. Come and we will tell
you how YOU can save two-ffths in the premiums.
No. 1905 Fourth street, Sacramento, Cal. P. Y.
WISE. District Agent fe2-lm
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MISS S. (. HOsMER,

TEACHER OF
Ef IL @ q " It Z % II =
Will teach Thursday Friday and Saturday of each
week Fol particulars, call at FREE LIBRARY.
ial4-lm'
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60N140-North siie o. street, Seventh and
Eighth, with small double house (old) w 81 100
S0Xl60-North side street, between Nine
tenth and Twentieth. .............--...... 5OU
l6Oxl6O-- n. W. corner and Third streets,
with stable 200
40xl60-I street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, barn, etc..................... 1856
40Xl20 S. w corner Eighteenth and SITS l'OOC
l60xl60-N. E. corner Nineteenth and l,sOt
S0x1GO-S. Z. corner Twenty-third and L.. SOC
a, LEONARD & son,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
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EXNHiANGE FIR
COUNTRY PROPERTY

A MODERNLY BUILT TWO-STORY ~
n Frame Dwelling, with 10 large airy .:i;I
rooms, with nigh ceilings walls frescoed III
marble mantels in Paror, Sitting. rooms downstairs,
Bedrooms and Sitting-rOoms upstairs, Bathroom
with hot water connections, Closets, Pantry, Gas,
etc. Lot, S0NlG0, seeded to blue grass planted to
choice shrubbery has Stable and ChIcken-house
one block from Hstreet Railroad and in desirable
and healthy location. Will exchange for Farm
Apply to SWtE SER & ALSIP,
Real Estate Agents, No. lois Fourth street Sacra.
mento. ja23-3plm
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Received THIS DAY :

20 Full Toilet French Dress Case Sets, with
Tennessee Marbles, from D 5uie & Bro, st, Louis.
20 Bureau Sets, from the Peters Furni ure Co.
Toilet wardrobes, rom l.. Pranger x Bro.
All Solid Walnut and finish unsurpassed.
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CAUTION.

INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
1912 Ennrth ST. NIT. splml sacrameptO.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

U.STKp STATES SIGNAL OPPIcE
SACaANsSTO, February 4, 1S84-s:02 Pm.
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INoOMAR


The Phosa McAllister company bs-
gan an engagement Of four nights ct the
Whitley opera house Monday even'g, pro-
ducing "Ingomar," in which Miss he
Allister assumed the role Of Parthenia
and W. II. Southland appeared ss the
Barbarian. The play Is quite al old
one, translated from the German by
Marie Lowell. It is one of the most
beautiful melo-dramas on the stage, and
the characterization of ParthenIA IL asso-
| ciated with sush names in the histrionic
world as julia Dean Hayne, Mrs. D. r.
Bowers, Mrs. General Lander and Mary
Anderson. The construction OF the
piece is su;h as 10 center the interest
very largely in the presentations Of Par.
thenia aud Ingomar, though very fair OPP
portuuities are afforded TO several other
members OF the cast. The picturesque
costumes and stage groupings are in close
harmony with the rare sentiment in
which the drama abounds. and II lie not
surprising that this play hes retained
for so many years such firm hold upon
the public.
Miss McAllister ie attractive ia apS
pearance and is an exceedingly graceful
woman upon the stage. Her methods
show careful and excellent training, and
she has voice that Is at once pleasing
and powerful. She manifests nice and
intelligent appreciation of the ideal Of
the author in her assumption Of the r0tt
of the Greek maiden, which she looks and
acts as only an artist of merit could do
Her presentation of the part was In ell
respects most creditable and satisfactory
and before the curtain went down tbs
first time she fully succeeded in enlist
ing the sympathy and commanding TIM
{ admiration Of her audience.
The character Of ''Ingomar" was per
sonated by Mr.. w. q. Southland, whit
supported Miss McAllister with sigma
ability in this important rOls. viii
the qualifications of very fine stage
presence, and an excellent style of elocu
ton he was no less effective a. the brave
free son of the forest than Is the plastic
lover, willing to relInquish all save IN
honor as q soldier for the sake of tn
!. woman who had won his heart. Th'
: remainder of the characters were vel
! taken, and the performance In its entire
, ty was received with every evidence o
, satisfaction.
9 Tonight Boucicoult's popular Irisl
drama.I Arrah ma Pogue," win be pro.
duced by the same company, and WI
hope to see the house filed on this coca
, sion.
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Golden WeddInK

Madison News: A most enjoyable
event occurred last Monday at the resi
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Filler, {
few miles north of town, the OCCASION be.
ing the fifIieth anniversary Of their wed.
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Filler were united In
marriage at Florence, Oneida county
New York, January IL, 1884. For Afty
long years they have together fought the
battles of life. endured the hsTdships
enjoyed the pleasures, shared the scr
rows, divided the cares, and to-day, al
though "sged and gray" are happy to re.
new the fondlY plighted VOWS OF . hal
century ago. in the presence of sheii
children aud their childfen's children
Among the many beautiful presents e
the bride and groom were, Q gOId-head
ed cane by Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Filler;
pair of gold spectacles by Mrs.. G W
Hemingway; & beautiful gOld-lined sill
yer cup by Mabel, Jesse and Fred Filler
pair of gold specsacles by Mr.. g. W
Hemingway an elegant gold breast-pir
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Filler.
A most excellent dinner formed one
of the attractive features of the occasion
material intimation Of which hsl
reached the editors table For WhlcA
he tenders thanks end, cOngratulAtins
the bride and groom upon tbs hsppJ
event, joins their numerous friends N
wishing MANY returns of their wedding
anniversary.
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nEAE Is - cosyt.a - -.
Transfers for the weeIs G.-dla~ Jan
uary. f5.l.


Transfers for the Week G.-d,a~ Jan
uary. 13;i.
CITY TRAN Fsslis.
A. Gllet TO CIi,as, II !adalaHJ, 10; 81
Cottonwood street, $l50.
Wn. Schmit TOT. W R,a.basuv', ioi
IA West street. 81 5JJ.
jacob Schultz TO w. 7. McCsrty, psf
oflots IS and 80, Mechsnics street s 500.
E Hamilton To I. ii. uam'ltne, LOT
t5S Merchant street, --
Jno. L. Wells 10 & f. WI
liams, lot 81 CommeIci.i sliell, $500.
E. NJ F1rde 10 j ID. de!ie1, l..ts 3i1
and 324 Commercial sl;eeygQ. c. ID SD:
T. NJ. Palmer to J. l.. Wells, hot l01
| Commercial street 5000.
Wm Elstun 10 / Mesrearv, lol 100
| Congress street ana LOIS. /, , 3, 4, ) and
| Z of subdivision IF BALI of lui 10 blk
| in Ruggles addition. @Soe.
| e. Borton TO Holmes * IIoI';er, par
of lots 81 ard 80 Mechanics street,
| 81 200
VIM. L. Richards 10 = : Hook, lpt
| 90 Union street, 81, ice
Z O Paterson to David GairicL lots
20 and % Merchants STREET, Cap q 5 as-
dition, $500.
TOWNSHIP TAAt'sFERs.
Lyon County to Thus J. Living MS n
ofnw or, 80 10 u, tax deed
| VIM. Desher, guardian, to Margaret
Wauds nadiv hf ~ e hi ms or, % acres
and IF sw or. 29-I6- 10, SiJ0
T. L Ryan. sheriff. "a Jas Joaets, sw
| or, 5-1G-12, $500.
Jas Jones to G. c. Sweet, @& ST n
and part of sw or, S,1G-l2, %24o.
Lyon County TO Tkos. J. LIVING, :"
or Of sw or. tax DEED.
Isaac Pritchsrd, guardian, a. lienrN
T Lamb, n hfof nv or, 29-lI | Si9e0
Sarah Kingsley {, ihco i. Lsule, n
or, 1G- 1911, s 600
n P. Kelley to adam "a, t q
23-fS-11, $2,S00.
ca Leighton TO Geo. F.4,nt. al
hall of sw or, 7-I8-I3, $3I9
VIM ID Grosscup to G \ Le.shtcn
south half of-sw or. 9-1S-f3, ss,93.
Jno Carter 10 VIVA MoJn, ii i2-lo'
acres in 20-l9-10, &125.
VIM Moon 10 Thcs n d &ua 81 i2-l0'
acres il 20-19-10, $3.50.
j K Finley 10 Angie 4 Eos ( az
z of 29-i9-I1, So eco.
r NIL Rees TO DIM May. ) asref n ~
a or S-19-12, @. G., G25.
Catherine hurdeck 20 JAS ? Utgi
and She rnan HaIlaa. acres IA nv q
!, of ne or, 27-19-12, $40.
a James p. David and Shef 0en liaria
{ 20 N. Flelark, 6 acrts in nw or - =
10 IL, $3.50.
G.. w, Clawscn to john \. 10 ia ~
: hf So or 1920 TO- $500.
!, G. w Bryson to o. D. Bryson, hf c
. sw or 2l-20-10, $500
W H Dale 10 II Ford Sc or G-2o-it
81 200.
LYON county 10 T'hos J Levin IA b
sc or 2121-11. tax deed
Lyon county t. fos. J Lireic, 3 acre
/ A & - , 81
+ acres of side OF ne Of s~ Or 10 2t-1:
| tax deed
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RAnnaannaI


The following is the program for tbs
teachers, meeting 70 be held at Reading
Friday. February Is. at I p. m:
1. What branches are the most prolil
able for district school TO pursue -
James Feagan.
2. Method of issChing geography
w. D. Elrod-
3. Conduit of upiIs abOut ihe school
house a.d .ate way hOme.J. z
Hock.
4 M1sic-1Iiss Sadie Holmes.
5 Primary. residing and spelling
Alec L Smith
6. Languaee-Wm- DaSidsoD.
z. NeAsnsssin the school room-Mlsl
BunbeEy.
9. Advance asitAnetse-ProF. Carmi
chasl.
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The READlNG NEws
EDITED BY MARY DIX zEAs


TUESDAY, Jaa. %
The caucus last Saturday was caIIet
TO order by G. d. PAlteu. DR.. T. C
Biddle was elected president and ID. w
Elsod secretary. Upon ballot the fol
loving names were declared The Domi
nees 70 be vct-d for at the ceminf
election, viz: e. H. Spencer. trustee
@. 81. DougIas, treasurer; w. d Eiyod
clerk; W r vAnpeit. justice of tn.
peace; Frank Hills and G. / Swsrth
out. consfables
There Is notice up now for the Demo
cratic voters 70 meet next Saturday 81
this place aud put candidates in ID,
field. II is hoped every voter in Read
ing township will come out and vat.
It Is his duty.
L SeverY & Sons shipped five cars o
fat steers toaDight. weighing 1.4s0 lbs
on an average.
Born, daughter 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
Daniel Boone BeaI-
Corn Is IS cents bushei
Cattie are doing well.
" 81. Knox and son were in town to
Kansas CITY runners are here daily d
lasa. The store of j. a. Stratten seeEsi
! 10 can fhem in. He is seiiiag Icts Q!
goods.
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Nsvv InDIAr AarNz.

We wire glad 70 sse BIZ q WashingiOn /
Dispatch Tuesday thst Captatn
Isaac A. Taylor. Of Hartford, this ccan.
y, had been appointed agent d TIE Sc
and Fox Indians. We had not Learned
even that Mr.. Taylor was Al applicant
for the place, though We kssw Of J. Y.
Carter's resignation. We are informed
that the name Of . gentleman tEoa III
nois he'd been sent in Tor this place, eed
that his appointment was regarded e.
certain, and under che circumstances
our delegation are 70 be congratulated
on securing The appointment Of Captain
Taylor.
Captain TsyiOr began life IN taklag
part in the great struggle which decided
The peEmanency of the Union. When .
mere bog. he broke through the lines
from Tennessee, where he lived, and en-
listed as e private Ia the Ia Hill
nois regiment. He was in the army
three years and half, and In active sez-
vice. He was in all the engage
menls of the 18th army
Icorps, snd was severely wounded
Ia the light in Perkins Cross Roads.
He served a. Arst and second lieutenant,
aud in June, 1884. wss promoted to the
captaincy of B. Company, 1Ssh Tenncs.
see cavalry. Was assistant adjutant gen.
erai. He was then only swsnty yearl
old. Without application for the
position he was offered she
position Of second lieutenant in
the 4th U. 8. cavalry. but declined
HIS most memorable service was with thG
handful OF Union troops, which wert
: riddlcd with bullets and almoat roasted
with fire, in defense of Fort Pillos
at the time Forest attacked ii so flercely
: HIS relation of the circumstances of tina
fight Ia thrilling. Taylor u one Of tn
e kind who never believe IN surrenderlne
/ He knows what It was 10 be 9 true blu
D southern Republican.
Al the close OF the war DO entered up
on an active political career, being "a
E first man In his county TO take . stan
8 for Negro suffrage. and making the firs
]. Republican campaign in Carter county
1 Tennessee. He served two terms in Ia
+ Tennessee legislature, and afterwards i
8 the internal revenue department IN tbs
state.
Some ten or twelve years ago he cam
i to Lyon county and settled at Hartfor
where he built, with other
v the magnificent water mi
at that place with which he lie still COZ
nected. He is president of the Hartfor
y bank, and is largely interested In thu
town-has done much TO give It q
present degree OF prosperity. He b
q been active in politics here, and has
y strong hold on the confidence Of b
neighbors. Few men in the county.
E any, have q stronger following Of devo
sr ed friends than Captain Taylor. 3
served five years on our board of cor
re missioners, and did what he thought 4
IN the best interests Of the county.
We congratulate him upon his prom
tion by the interior department and pr
~ dict that he Will make . successf
d agent and have q clean record.
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Burt Harris, tramp who was. arrest
ed on Saturday night for stealing an
overcoat and pistol belonging to NJ. E
Morehouse, had ahearing Monday before
Justice Payne and was bound over to the
district court in the sum of $500. In de-
fault of bail he was committed
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Notice.

Herbert A Ba.sstt. ,.lasasig. -. Ogden III
Young, sieIe8sIa4sss n tlis dist &c cent 0
Z 3 n coast 5. s a So
To above defendant Oz.sien 3 Young Yot.
by. tie sisssvn s,stBss1 plsfHfTE. IIe-fert =.
B3ssett IL TIE above enls led action in she
above fiasnesf e0afes hat the names Of the
parties 70 said sgIis afa lfeFlseFt = Bdsseft.
d aiafif your elf sizfe ant that Eftsnssn,s
FetitfoI - a.s.t az sEStyss IN she ofies 81
the clerk ST the district cssurt II ~ On e9HR
answer Il c Saae On eF btfpTe = arch 10, 1874,
SAID fse;Itios will De tafen as true and
said pftiatiG for the recovery OF Tie premiE-
IS Of Best half Of southeast quarter OF SoatI-
esst quarter OF seetsaH q, town ship -. range
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From FIve 10 Tyro Cents.

We take pleasure in announcing to
day q reduction in the price OF the DAILY
News from five cents to tho cents. We
can do this because our new machinery
gives US facilities for this heavy reduc-
ton and still leave us asmall prof, on
the tale of copies. Heretofore our cum
brous and old style machinery has k pit
as from msklng this reduction which
We have bad on our minds for years. The
paper will be delivered by carrier to
every part of the city at the same price
where the subscription is paid at leas;
one month in advance No one. Log
ever poor. can now say they cannot at
ford to read daily paper.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

CATTLE SALE-Of 1903 thoroughbreas,
consisting of 40 cows, 90 heifers, 10 two
year old steers, 10 yearlings. 90 heiter
calves, aud so stock hogs, about mfies
southeast of Madison, at The farm Of
Philip Winger; day of sale January 30
termscash. Also, at the farm of Henry
Getz, five miles southeast of Madison the
following high graded stock will be sold
2s cows, 20 heifers, 10 yearling steers and
20 calves; also, 4S stock hogs and ~ brood
sows. Terms cash; day of sale January
81. Preparations will be made to enter
tain strangers attending each sale. ~
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A saErw.ion.

The singular immunity which Empo-
ria has enjoyed from fires is brought 70
mind every day by the accounts -oEthe
numerous and disastrous ccnfagrslious
which are reported from vari-
Gus parts OF the country. We do not be-
Iieve that the losses fFom dire within
the city limits during the last three
years will exceed $4,000. This is Phe-
nomenal record for town Of this size,
and We speak Of II 80 thst our citizens
may continue 70 cxesciselhe same pre-
saRtion that has served t'arm soWell in
the past. See that your fiues .sle IN g.l,tl
condition and thus reduce 10 shs lafni
mum the chances Of loss By flrc-
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The Path D1mculty.

In this puzzle the man living in house
No. 2 goes out exit No. 2, and the man
living IN No. out exit No. 3; but
neither must cross the path of No. l,
who goes out exit marked No. l.
This is an excellent puzzle, and is not
tricky one. The paths need not be
straight. The solution will be given in
thu NEWS in a day or so. We
are indebted to the New York Tribune
for this good little puzzle.
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STRAY STOCK
The OfsieiaI List OF Strays Posted In the
once OF the County Clerk.

The OfsieIal List OF Strays Posted in the
once OF the County Clerk.
FILLEY-Taken up by w. y. Merrill, of
Center township; one black three-year old
hlley, shod in front. scar on top oil left Shout
der; valued ut $50.
HORSE COI.r-Taken up by Alfred Eden. of
Agnes CITY township; one small brown horse
colt one year old; valued at SIS
HoRsE-Taken up by D. q. Hutchins, OF
Agnes City townBhip; one small bay horse,
thnse years old. has three white feet, star IN
forehead, white spot on nose, dim saddle
marks. valued at SIS.
HEIFxR-Taken up by JAS. RossiIou, of
Center township; one red yearling heifeT
with slit In LEFT ear; valued at SIS.
HEIFER-Taken up by Louis Vansickle, OF
jackson township one white yearling heifeT
no marks or brands; valued ut S12
STEER-Teken up by Daniel Rich, Of EN-
poria township; one brindle yearltnR steer
white spots, crop on right ear; valued at SIS
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

E.T Pitcher died at his residence al
No. Neosho street, Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. ofdropsy, at an advanced
age. The funeral took place, and
the remains were buried in the GENE
terry near Plymouth. The deceased was
a member of the Friends church and
was man of sterling aud blameless
character.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

The Emporla City Railway company
have brought suit in the district eouri
against A. Jones and j. w. TrueWorthy
for the recovery of 800, the
amount of assessments on stock
subscribed by TFuewoTthy as agent
for A. Jones TO the street railway com.
pany. The petition SITS forth
that TruewoIthy as the au-
thorized agent of Jones sub
scribed ten shares ($i. OoO} for the latter,
10 the street railway, and Jones refusing
TO respond to the first two assessments,
amounting TO 500 suit is brought
against him and TruewoTthy 10 recover
that sum.
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4 nnnd s,,...-l.i,nn

BosTon, Mass, Jao, q Tbs Post
calls upon The public Tor .t@ytinoaial
in the way s'f suhseFi ation 20 he pre-
scented to Lieu. Rhodes, .; It's revenue
cutter, Dexter. in recognition nf his
who We're Hfet ked on tie City OF GuluTn-
hns. II beats The same with $50 aGd
offers to re eve sumssffGm any quarter
and ia anv amount, ackn led sipG the
receipt and paving the sane 10 Lieut.
Rhodes
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Captain Z. P. Bruner has sold bis
stock of s,oves and Iinwsre to Griffith &
Ewing, and an invoice of the goods was
commenced to-day The room at pres
ent occupied by Mr.. Bruner will be used
by the Emporia Hardware company foI
the sale of agricultural implements
Captain Bruuer, upon closing up his
business, will visit Florida for tie bene
fit of his health, which we trust will be
fully restored by the trip.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = Sealed
bids will be received until noon, Jan.
30th, 1884, for the erection of two
story brick store building to be erected
for W.. Carlow. Plans and specifications
can be seen at my Office. The right is
reserved to reject any or all bids.
los ,HEJDRIcK. SuDt.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24

Fire was discovered Yesterday in
the water-closets attached to the Holder.
man block supposed to have originated
from a lighted cigar stump being
thrown among some paper. The flames
had made considerable headwaY, but
were soon extinpulsbed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-24
Depositioua we're taken Tuesdsv 5,

DISPOSITIONS were taken Tuesday before
Justice Payne 10 the casa Of The admin-
istrator of George Suhl ". the Santa Ee
road, in which the plaintiff bFInge suit
to recover damages IN tie sum % S1O.-
600. Il viii be remembered that Sail
was killed on The railroad near Walton,
Harvey county. in September. While "a.
justing the dump on the locomotive &;
lschsd 70 his train.