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

I'M NE lSAN AAAE
In returning to Emp1ria the tram left
Ottawa al 1880 on Friday morning, and
reached Emporia at 5:3Op. m. There
were large number of passengers, IN.
Guiding Mr.. E. l. Mooney, auditor of
the Santa Fe; T. Fender. travelir g
auditor OF the Kaas IS Southern; J. D.
Heldebrand, general road master of the
Kansas Southern; j. H. Butler, route
agent of Adams Express, and Evan
| Davis, ticket clerk OF the Southern
Kansas, ct Lawrence, al of whom
proved delightful travelling companions.
The delay in reaching Emporia was &C
casioned by the waits at each of the st T.
tious to allow the auditors of the two
roads mentioned above to "check up
the agents, which occupied an hour OF
more at each point.
The road, which was formally turned
over yesterday to the Kansas Southern
will be known hereafter as the Emporis
branch Of that road, and will connect
with 1t at Ottawa, leaving here at 1884
9. m. aud returning in the evening at S:1C
p IN.
Il is the Intention in the near future 4
relay the road with steel rails, baIias
il with macadam, and make it In ever,
respect first-class thoroughfsre. By
] this route the distance from Emporia I,
Kansas City will be shortened nearl,
twenty miles. and 1t is intimaitd that il
time this will b. come the main thor
oughfare between these two points Tn,
completion of the road is an event il
which Emporia is gra ly interested, q
1t opens up to Us large scope Of coun
try rich in agricultural resources an,
cheap fuel and rem icrs tributary To thi
place many flourishing towns slong th
line of the rnad. Tue Trip was one q
{ the most erj 'yahle expern noes OF gu
hf-. and we would advise ell If on
! readers u tax ride .,ve= Ih,. rna,i a
! the earliest practicable p.rioI
ri In conclusion we desire TO once NOR
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AkOUND Town.

This will probably be the year for Hne
new residences.
G. y. Peters has suspended from mis-
Warehouse on Fifth avenue q hand
some sign.
The circulation of THE NEws has In.
creased nearly 400 since we Aided our
new facilities.
Adam MOhler has sold his twc-story
brick business house en- SIKH avenue
to j. &. Finley.
TT Watson-is making preparations
to erect a rendering hotse north of the
city on The Neoehn.
c. q. WllIitt has purchased lot No.
1875 Neosho street, aud will commence
building residence IN few days,
Everywhere We go We hear kmporia
spoken Of as One OF the hsndsomest
and most thriving towns in the state.
The lodge fixtures OF EmpOria Post
No. 55 G. A. R. have been removed to
the K. P. hall, in the Masonic block.
Tkq number of plans being drawn for
new buildings In this 6isy shows that
there is t, he no abatement ii the build
ing fever this year.
Architect Heidrick is preparing plane
and specifications for q neat cottage res
idence for Pull Heilman. 10 be er, cted
on the corner of Eighth avenue and
MERCHANTS street.
WiIlttt & Chase had about twenty
fset of paper racks put iutO their bust
ness house to day, in order TO accommo.
date large supply oil wall paper which
they are expecting.
Rock is being hanled to put In the
foundation for the new church edlfice o.
the Evangelical association. The plact
of building is on the corner of Constitu
tion street and South avenue.
The re are tn lse who are bold enough
to assert that the recent reported demon
STATIONS on night travellers on the SAINT
Fe track, between the old and new de
pots, were started in order to induce tn
apo ntment of an additional policeman
Wonder this can be true:
The partition in the clothing house o
G. P. Jones s. Co. is being removed I
make more room. Tables will be pIsce
where the old partition stood and whe
the new arrangement is effected, G.
Jones & Co. will have one of the larges
and neatest clothing establishments i
the state.
Sam Murphy has new counter an
desk made for the post Office, which b
will use for the sale OF stamps and f.
, the registry business. "A clerk will b
put in charge Of these, 90 IS to preveE
: delays as much IS possible. The mcne
order counter will be moved back an
the patrons OF that and the stamp vi,
dow will be separated 30 Is to preveE
! crowding as much as possible.
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HARTFORD.

Wa gle an from the Cali OF friday the
following inform ation:
Nearly q hundred citizens of this town
have signed petition to Probate Judge
kellogg asking that Hartford be incor.
porated as city of the third class.
The bridge across the Neosho has been
repaired.
ATTEMPTS are being made to organize
an urchcstfa.
The rapidly increasing business trans
acted in HEREFORD imperatively demands
that a number OF business houses be
built as soon - possible, and the com
ing season will see more building erect
ed here than ID any other year OF its
history.
A literary e6ciety was organized last
Saturday nigh',
Charles Bakef, sofi Of w. F. Baker, Who
Was bitten by mad dog on the 21st day
OF January, 1888. and was Immediately
taken to Paols and put under the care OF
Mrs. Lizzie Dollar. who applied q mad
stone the day after he was bitten, at this
writing has not shown the least sign o.
| hydrophobia, but seems as we'll as be
| fore he wss bitten. Il Is now over I
| year since he was bitten and the indica
lions are that he will escape the terribl,
disease.
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DISTRICT COURT

FRIDAY, Feb. /.
The adjourned September term of the
district court convened this afternoon,
Judge Graves presiding.
In the C Sc of J. q. VIZ ght W. Sarah f.
Sparks ct al. T. E. Hawkins was ap-
pointed guardian dd lite,a, TO answer for
q minor defendant.
In the case of Mary L. Newman VS.
Mary L. Olney ct al. Publication no
tIce approved. Trial by court. Judg.
ment In favor of plaintiff and against
defendant, Mary L. Olney, for $2lO and
interest. and ordered that the mortgaged
premises be sold without sppraisement
and decree debaIr ng other defendants
from said lsnds.
In the case of II Z. Norton VS. d.
Taylor eli al, motions to strike from the
petition were argued
SATURDAY, Feb 2-Wm AInswortl
ct al, W. Sarah A.. Kenworthy ct. al.
plaintiff ordered to give notice To un
kRown heirs If Louisa HickOx by pub
LEGATION in the Emporia News for Ihre'
weeks.
Mary Davis vs., John c Davis; decre
tor divorce granted, and alimony tor Al
500
Anne Thomas vs.. Page Bros. ct. al
demurrer Overruled.
Court then adjourned until Monda
morning al 8 O'clcck.
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rHE OLD FRONT DOOR.


remember the time when used to sit,
a happy sad shoHghGfui boy,
When father ea1e home iron his work al
last
emember the time, and none more sweet
shall know forever more,
when sat At eve By nay mothers side
On the sill Of the old front door.
remember I'd sit lii fell asleep.
And list 70 their loving talk;
While the cFiekefs chirped, and the fre-fies
bright
Flew over the garslen walk,
And often would iather tell the tale
OF the time, long years before,
When he led his bride 20 happy home,
Ger the sill OF the old front door.
remember when grandfather failed and
died.
And q ghty years old was ne.
And we'll knew that never again
He would ride me upon his knee:
And. though bus gay and thoughtless boy,
when saw them bear him slowly out,
-O'eR the sill OF the old front doJr.
1t Is manJ . weary day since then.
And I, TOO. am old and gray;
But the tears come crOwdinE into my eyes
When 1 think of that long past day.
And only hope that Whatever end
FATS may have for me In store
shall pass once more. ere pass away,
Ger the sill OF the old front door.
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Leap Year Party.

The agreeable announcement is made
tina. the young ladies of EmpOria are
making preparations on an elaborate
scale for leap year party, to be held on
the evening of the 18th, al the Hotel
Coolidge. TheF4 will be dancing in the
dining room until the HOUR fixed for
supper, after which the p4rlors and cor
ridors on the second door will Be u ed
For that purpose. The ladies have ar.
ranged for fine music and an elegant
spread. and there Is reason to believe
that the entertainment will prove one Of
the most brilliant affairs Of the season
We trust that provision may be made
for all of the young gentlemen, and that
none Of their sensitive hearts will be
wounded by their being left out in the
cold
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Anna Sanders. youngest daughter of
attorney j. V. Sanders, died at the Mer-
: chants hotel Friday evening, OF cor
sumption, after an Illness of nine
months, at the age of II years The
funeral took place last Saturday at 8
O'Clock from the Nj. E. church, Rev, j.
T. Hanna conducting the services.
The deceased was young lady who
was highly esteemed by her friends, and
her carly death will be source of pro
found sorrow to all who knew end loved
her
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A saOOTINa ATFRAY

A col red man named Powell has been
shot in the back and neck, and back
part of the head, with smsll shot, for
trspassing on the farm of Conductol
FOss. The uan Is not thought 70 b
badly hurt, but badly scared. The shoo'
ing was said To have been done by Jam,t
TITeny, = Fcs.ter of the farm Of Mr. FOES
Public opinion seems 90 be with T.reny
who had borne much from the mean
ness OF Powell. the colored man. and
the shooting was brought about by {
long series of depredatlons, the last b.
breaking into the Enclosure where tn
event tos K place. E. d.
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An Importan1 Real Es6aIe transfer.

G.. B. Petera, the enterprising hard
ware merchsfis. purchased, Friday of
N. e Weaver, the business block at the
8 iutheast corner of Commercial street
an Fiita av nue., paying $4,000. 1t Is
the intention of Mr, P,k,rs, when he
gets possession Of the building, to run il
out as far - the fear as the room he
how occupies, ard make a business room
f cling TN Fifth avenue 5Ox5O, by cut ing
of a part OF the rear of both rooms. The
partition will be lsken out between the
two storep, and Mr., Peters will have one
OF the haudsom,st and most eligible
business stahds not only i'd Emporia.
but in the entire tt-te. We congratulate
him upon securing sch q ve,y valuable
piece of properly. We may state in this
connection that Messrs. Bird ami Irwin
will retain their prCs.n' quarters fnr
stnie time to come
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There are now l7,SOO members OF This
association, ami its reserve fund Is
$115,7OO. Il has paid. in little over
three years, 10 benehcia'ies, 1885,, COO
The average cnst tn each member Al
40 years of age, to the m'rtuarY fund,
on each 81 600 is s. %. which, together
with 81 FIR dues. makes the insurance
very reasonable.
the zeal board organized here is as
fellows: President, Fl. c. Gross; vice
president, Jacob StntleT; secretary, C.
V. Holmes; treasurer, ]. M. Steele
medi al Girect n, DR.. L. D. ,facnbi trus'
tees, j d. Holden. j. NJ. Steele, A. G.
Lak,n, L. Severy, ] g. Watson
Mr.. Barry will Temrin but 9 shoFi
time longer, and those who wish to see
him on this subject will find him at the
CoO,idOe
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THE READING NEws
EDITED BIZ MANY DE zKAN
FRIDAY. February

FRIDAY. February 1.
This afternoon Prof Klock and others
visited our school, and gave his views on
the method of teaching, and especially
his new method Of arithmetic. The at
,e dsLce was small. partly because it was
generally understood that the county su-
perrin edent VAS to be here and hold the
principal session this evening, and partly
from the fact that many were Obliged to
attend 10 other duties. It is hoped the
profess n can arrange to hold meeting
here sgain SION, and give Us all chance
to enjoy the Cc-Asion.
L. SeYerY & SOne are still buying corn
10 fed. They were At Barclay to-day
locking altar c.Fn and the land they
have just bought between Barclay and
Usage CitY,
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L7FE THsUaANCF.

4 New Company As work In Emper1a
A few days ago Mr.. =. p. Barry. Of
New York city, came here as the mana
ger Of the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association, OF New York, having the
best Of recommendations, and began the
organization of . local board. HIS sue
cess has bern very gratifying, and ip-
deed beyond expectation considering all
the circumstances. Nr. Barry is gen.
lIeman who understands his business,
and is well calculated to enlist ths aften-
ton OF those who desire sdditional in
surAace at a very cheap rate. He is well
armed with information on the subject.
MEMBERS OF TIE MUTUAL RESERVE
FUND ILPR ASSOCIATION.
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nknrnRn

The old soap factory that has tor years
been g source of annoyance to those liv-
ing in the northeast part of the city,
burned down last night between IL and
~ O'Clock. The building had been used
by Oborne s. Hosick, as a rendering
house until about two months ago when
they locked the doors and since then the
key has been kept in their Office on Com
mercial street south of the railroad. The
building was evidently fred al the north
east corner and We learn.1rom a specta.
tor that il was only short time until the
entire structure was In ashes. The loss
of the building and the apparatus to
Gtther Will probably amount to $500 or
redo
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Married

Herr Johannes Brorson Svendscn and
Miss Johanne Louise Tvede were mar
ri at the Congregational church
TuursdIy evening at $50 O'Clock,
The welding was strictly pri.
vaie, onlY = few friends
being present. Herr Knudson play, d
the wedding March" on the organ as
the parties came IN. The many friends
of thus happy couple, who are new com.
ers In EmPoria, will join in wishing
them n long and joyous married life.
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BuokI.n. Arn,o. sac.

The greatest medical wonsier os nc
world Warranted to ses-edIly cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers. salt
RneuIn. Fever Sores. Cancers, Pilea,
ChIlblains. C0rRs, letter. Chapped
Hands. and all skin eFuntinns, gpaSan.
ted 10 rurs: IN every instance. ~ noEev
refunded. . cents per box. Fer sIIe bs
b Wheidou
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Mrs. Baker. of Michigan, and Ed
ward Carswe!l, OF Csnaia, are expectel
here this month. Both are considered
by all who have listened 10 them as
;among the best lecturers nIw before the
public. Some who have heard the lady
say she is cqud if NO, superior to Miss
Francis Willard. The Irifiing sum of
80 cents will tntitle one
individual to attend both lectures.
Probably single admiltAnce will be
.35 cents. Therefore, We advise all to
purchase ticket from the committee and
not lose what we Judge will be the event
OF the season from n literary standpoint
Ladies' are out with tickets for the
course. Many are providing themselves
If any are missed, opportunity will be
given next week
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The Tewn.hip EIsotInns

The township elections will be held on
next Tuesday, February 9th. The fol-
lowing officers are 20 be chosen:
One Trustee, by virtue of his office,
Assessor.
One Township Clerk.
One Township Treasurer.
One Justice of the Peace.
Two ConSiAbleS
And one Road Overseer, for each ROAD
district
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make acknowledgement Of the great
kindness shown rs by conductor Shep-
hard and his crew. and 70 assure ham
and them thai their manifold coaEtesies
were fully appreciated and viii Be ever
remembered BY the writer.
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Dave Upon has moved u number Of
h"ases ard heavy zrticlts lIe'y, show
ing himself a skillful man at that bust
hess. He has our thanks for his careful
'and speedy transfer OF our large safe &c
eeur.neW Office.
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The city politician must be getting in
his work mighty quietly, If he is at
work at all, as We have not heard Of him
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The engine and beating pipes al the
Normal have been thoroughly repaired
and painted 30 that there is no danger
of hayIng TO stop To make T. pairs dur
ing the comiug tenn OF schooI.
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Jerome Twichell, wholesale commits
SaO0 merchant, -Kapsas City, has sent US
y toxOfexcellent honey. Honey is rot
only aluxury bit rich in nutrition and
health giving qualili and MIR. Twlch' II
has our thanks forehis kindness and we
aTust hrs sales in this community will be
I.,1ua
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Tn; W,lll, Fargo il Cos express
opened ofiic' along the line at the En-
poria branch Of tie Kansas Southern
between Eairoria and q tswa Saturday.
Adams Express began business on the
road yesterday, 81 the line lie we'll sup
.xls-a
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A marriage license was issued by
Judge Kellogg Saturday TO limo
thy B. Frost. of Fremont township, and
Guela Elite Davis. OF Amsricus town
ship.
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Ifyou have any thing to sell, you vii
find that it Will help the sale to adver'
tise In the three cent columns of the
DAILY News.
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Mr.. s. F. Kicker, matchmaker, has
opened up place at No. 1881 CONNER.
'cial street, and will do wstch. clock and
jewelry repairing. Mr.. r p Hall will
also remove his novelty repair works &c
this location
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j. P. 5Ierer, 10 the basement of THE
News block, Is doing big business in
shipping apples and making cider and
vinegar. he wants to buy more apples.
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A DeliEhtfuI Trip EnlIyensd by Coed
COmPaniOnship and HGAnY Pleasing
IneIdents.
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'Geo. E. Wilmington, OF Agnes City
township. has purchased LIT on Elk
'chaDge street, between Sixth and
Seventh and will build a residence there.
on. Mr.. Wilmington is g son of the late
Sc teeEed Chss II. Wilmington, and Is
tie Oldest resileIt in Lyon county,
that is has lived here tor thirty years,
lhaving come to this equity with his
father In 1854.
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There was very pleasant party at
the residence of VIM. Stanley, four
miles north Of the city, Tbursd " evening
Eight couples went Odt from Emporis
and report an excellent time.
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The regular nonihly meeting oil the
Lyon County Teachers Association took
place st the GARFIELD school building, in
this city, Saturday. Reports were read
from the different sectional meetings
held throughout the cnuutrY during the
pas' two months, aud an excellent pro
gram was rendered, which included pa
pers en- different educational subjects.
The attendance aud interest were good.
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The conductors don't Let any children
slip through since the reduced prices, and
one hears great deal OfcomplaInt from
rar.,nfa
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Frank Maier displayed at his meat
market Saturday q deer killed in
this county.
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rHuRspAY. FEBRuARY :. 1es4

The Santa Fe trains are constantly
crowded with passengers.
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/. d. Fox s. Co. have the contract for
decorating the residence OF Gov. Sharpe,
at Council Grove.
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A Brief Description of the LrOWns.Tith
which We Have Been Brought Into
Communication.
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D. II. Ferry, the celebrated Detroit
zee ismsn has our thanks for a package
of seeds.
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QUIZ NEW NEInHBoRs.

From EmpOria to Ottawa and Return
Over the X. G. = Z Railroad
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors and
all others intrusted IN the estate ct JGsaes
STillman, deceased, that / intend 30 make
GBal settlement OF said estate at the EFxt
g rn Of the Probate Court OF Lyon county.
ansas, commencing on the frSE EohGtay II
January, 1884 Aud At the time OF mailing
be settlem nj shal apply TO the couF5 for
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four mil IS beg oud, lies of from the track
about half mile. tits the center of
one of Il best fruit growing districts In
Kansas, and also has large snrghSm
mill. Il is a very pretty village, charm
ingly lIcat d end claims population Of
800 people.
Ten miles beyond, the train
halted at the L L. & G crossing, which
is a mile or more from the point of our
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
DAY DISPATCHES.
A Mining Riot in the Buck
eye State.
nARaisox's TARIFF VIEWS
status of she Eastern war--choI
era ON the Incrsase-A Labor
monstration-TheC Caiifor-
mia Campaign-Public
Debt statement.

CoLuMpus, Sept. LA number Of
coal miners made an attack on the
guards at Suake Hollow yesterday
morning. One guard was killed and two
wounded. The miners. who number
abont 5000, have cut all the telegraph
lines. At present it il diftcult to obtain
precise details. The Sheriff sent mes.
sage to Gov. Hoadley requesting him 10
order out tha troops, which was immedi-
ately done. The riot promises to as.
sume large proportions.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. l.-Govenor
Hoadley arrived at Logan, Ohio, at "A.
NJ, on special car.
LooAs, o., Sept. 1.-The Governor
held consultation with the Sheriff aud
leading citizens OF Logan this morning.
He says he has formed no definite con
illusions as yet from talks he has had,
but viii make a circuit OF tho mines to-
day aud try and see The leaders Of both
sides. He will be accompanied by the
Sheriff, Judge Friosner and Others.
Frank Wood is in Jail here, arrested
for participating In the riot saturday
night and for shooting William Hart.
One OF the guaIds made a full confession
this morning, in which he has given the
pames OF five or six leaders In the attack
OF Saturday night. Sheriff Mccarthy
will furnish the names Of those impii.
Gated rs soon as the arrests can be made.
Wood 10 in jail here, and the presence
of militia about tho Jail seems to have
had the effect to make him weaken.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. Miners in
the Ohio Central region along Sunday
creek went out o-day on the pretcxt OF
not getting similar advances, They are
expected 10 join the Hooking Valley
strike, being adjacent.