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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
the FEED COOKER.

just the Thing for Cooking Feed fog
Stock. Heating water, etc.
Charles H. Russell, the Sixth avenue
tinne-, has the agency tor an improved
feed cocker-a simple continuance for
generating steam to be used 10 cooking
food for stick and heating water quick
ly. The cooker" ia substantially made
OF galvaD'z d iron, and is warranted to
give satisfaction. Call and zee it IN
opeEa.i Il.
The following te -timoniais from par
ties who b ave used the cookers" are
worthy of note:
To whom it may onceIn:
L, the undersigned, beIng 8 stock
breeder Tor ears, have led aud expert
meu,ed with crooked aod raw fed, and
| Ind that can save 80 per cent OF ed
| by cooking it; besides I gam 81 t. Z
pounds OF pork per day, and have mace
161l pounds OF pork from one bushel OF
corn. On enc lOl of % head of hogs
use cooked feed altogether; Aad any one
that will give it iair trial will not be
without one IL they viii give 1t a fail
trial II hss saved me- m1nY inns il
cost already. Wishing YOU the best OF
success in your enterprise, | am yours
trrly, L L WH'PPLE.
Breeder nf P land China Swine
Ottawa, Kss-, SEPT. 81. 1884.
DEAR SIR have been using o lie oil
| the feed eOs,kers for nearly ten mbuths.
snd have given it fair aod thOrough
Jest, and have no hesi alton in saying
| that il is the best aud only cOmuOI
sense stesm gcEe. atOr that have seen
Il is Simple, duIaoIe, and dues the work
with very little fuel. think there il
| M swine broader or feeder will be with
out one if they will give il fair tfial
| II has savcd me many times its cost al
r,sdy Wishing the enterprise success
am, yours truly, s. MCCULLOUGH
Breeder of pure Berkshire Swine
Ottawa, Kas August, 1884.
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REGULATIONS.


The following resolutions were drawn
up Monday at the Normal school by
the pupils of Miss Lulu Holmes, class.
mates of Willis A. Thompson, whose
sad death was recently poted in our col.
lums:
Whereas, God, in his Providence, has
removed from our midst our beloved
classmate, Willis A. Thompson; ana,
Whereas, The relation held during
the school term by him with the mem.
bers of this class, makes 1t fitting that we
record our appreciation of him; there
fore,
Resolved, That his kindness and good
ness as a classmAte will always be held
In grateful remembrance.
Resolved. That his sudden remova
from our midst leaves a vacancy thai
will be deeply realized as a grevious loss
by all his classmates
Resolved, That our deepest sympathy
be extended tn his relatives in this, theii
great affection.
KITTY BROWN,
JOHNNIE EDWARDS,
WILLIE ROGERS, !.
Com. from 7, A Class Normal Prepar
atory.
R~pOr;a Kansas nan 1894
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
The PRICES Al TRADE CENFERS
The KAns a. CITY Live SLOoK Market Is He
ported Is DecIAliv for The DAILY
News every afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER s. co

THE PRICES Al TRADE CENTERS
rhe Kansa CITY Live sEOoE MarKet Is he
ported es DecIAIlv for The DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY ]. SNYDER s. co,
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KAA8A1 CITY. December 3.
hO6s-Receipts. 9,9l7; the market opened
nrm az &c hlSner; closed weak at - 9OO4 10;
CATTLE-Receipts. 1900; good to heavy ex.
pert natives and best range cattle stea iyi all
other grades dull and weak
The Daily Indicator reDorSs: Wneat-Re-
ceipts, 10 4ol shipments, "a .3ss: in store, $50,
9l3; market stronger; NO. : red cash, zSkc
bid, 49xc asked January. 6OHc bid, 5lXc
asked; May, sales at 5S5S05Sck; No. soft
cash; sales At S;7.GsSSSfic ca. .,,uo,.
IN store, 7.2sS; quitt No. mixed cash,
2eKc BID, 26xc asked; Jsn%ary, z5IS bid.
mixed cash, &c bid.
OATs-Eo. cash. &c bid.
RYB-No bids nor offerings.
ESGs-Weak; 5l022S per dozen.
BUTTER-S'oW and unchanged
HAY-FAncy small Oaled, $40 90.
sides, &c; long clear sides 6Xc; clear rib sides
SIC; SMOKED, shoulders. g.; long clear sides.
71<c; clear sides 8 :; sugar cured hams, II Izc;
breakfast baron. l3:; dried beef lac: bone
less pork, $i4 o.; mess pork. $12 co. tIerce
a ,nIcAgU.
CHToAs" Decemb B.
HoGs-keeeipts, 1900; active at 1e9i5c
CA~TLE-Keceipts. 1900: nuII and weak at
I0Gl5c ioEer: exports, nominal at SO 30a6 40
good 70 choice shipping. IS 3e05 80; Texans,
b 0003 50.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900: steady; s. COCA OF.
WHEAT-Stronger: closed szG1Sc over yes
terday; 73xs Tor caLh and December.
CoRN-Firm and higher; 3e16c for cash and
the year.
O1Ts-Easier; 94kG441Ic for cash and De.
cembeE.
RYE-Steady; Sic.
BAKLEY-Nominal; 611<c
FLAX Sc D-FiFm; 81 33k.
POEK-Strong and higher: &I1 IS for Jan
uary.
L1ED-Firm and higher; s. 90 for De ember
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We have been shown q large and com
plete abstract covering the title to foul
hundred acres of ground adjoining Em
poria. The document lie full in all de
tails, is accompanied by diagrams anG
plots showing the various subdivisions
involved, and shows the mos
p1instaking accuracy. The entries ART
SOB in number and are arranged in tbs
most methodIcal manner, the entire ali
stract presenting a neat and handsome
appearance in It's execution. II reflecu
the greats st credit upon the abetractors
S. B. Riggs and Chas. N. Riggs
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An End to Bone scrapIDR

Edward Shepard of Harrisburg. Ill. =,
says: Having received so much bene
fit from Electric Bitters, feel it my
duty TO let suffering humanity know 1t
Have had q running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctor told me l would
have 10 have the bone scraped or leg
amputated. l used, instead, three bot
ties of Electric B.tteTs and seven boxes
of Bucklins Arnica SaIve, and my leg is
now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents q
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at %
cents per box by b Wheldon. (e)
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Harry Webb today showed as = gen.
eral directory of the Missouri and Kan.
'sas and the Union telephone subscribers
in Kansas City, st. Joseph and Inde.
pendence, Missouri, and Atehison. Law.
renee. LeaYeAworth and Topeka. Kansas.
There are over two thousand subscribers.
The work glYes 9 good idea of the i'm
mense advantage TO her business inter
ests Emporia would obtain by the Goa
templated connection with these points
by telephone.
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RnuEPrron All, shpPtIl.


The reception given % Mira. l. Robin.
son on Friday evening last at her resi-.
deace, about two miles southeast of the
city, proved 70 Be decided SUCCESS.
The reception was given In honor of nar
son Mr. William q. Robinson and bride,
Who were united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock, on Thursdsy last. shout 4
O'Clock, At the residence OF the brides
parents, near Independence, Kansss.
Rev ]. B. Forde OF the Methodist church
oficiatinR, with Mr. E. G.. Shaw. and
Miss Belle Robinson ac'ing Is grooms.
man and bridesmaid.
The happy couple were recently from
Illinois where they formerly made the
acquaintance which terminated IN the
above named happy result
A. the reception the BRIDE and groom
were made the recipients of the follow
ing "useiuI a. well a. ornamental"
presents.
A toilet glass and brush. presented by
Mrs. James L. Hunt.
An ornamental glass water pitcher
and mOlasses pitcher, by Mrs. P. A.
Devillers.
4 coffee sleeper by Mr.. o. W. Mount.
The company had assembled and were
Willing away the happy hours
with vocal and instrumental
music combined, Miss Belle Rob
inson presiding at the organ, when the
fife's shrill note and the rattle and bum
of the big bass drum. announced The
fact that the Cottonwood martial band
and others he'd arrived to serenade the
happy pair, which they proceeded to do
for short time. when the music ceased
and their captain suggested that the
bride and groom appear on the stop.
They were accordingly escorted to the
stoop by the groomsmsn and bridesmaid,
where they were introduced TO The ser
enade's by the groomsman.
The captain then offered the cYngrat-
ulation and requisite d, Mr. Robinson to
set 'em up" and he set EN- up" (tWo
boxes of cigars which made the boys as
happy as negro with bowl of ''pos-
sum soup, and as they marched away in
double file u the time of their own
music, there was nothing, they put one
more in mind of than the torchlight
procession of a Democratic rally.
Supper having been announced, Il e
COMPANY repaired 10 the dining-room for
a sumptiOns repast Of which the table was
grnaning to be relieved. and 1t was, for
the manner IN which the gentlemen as
sisted their ladies to the fakey bread and
butter, the tukey, chicken salad, pick.
les and preserves, jellies, oranges, cakes.
etc., proved that the superior tastes and
accomplishment of the cook were high
ly appreciated by all.
All apparently enjoyed themselves
"hugeiy" except the humble writer who,
beiug somewhat 'limid," didn't say
much of anything.
was trying to grasp the big hours
ere the company had dispersed and
the last merry peal of laughter had
flnated off on the silvery moonlight.
The happy couple have the best wishes
of the many friends they kaYe made
since their residence in Kansas
First they wood,
And then Lhey we'd
Two souls united
By golden thread.
Two heaTts united
10 beat as one;
Two hands unitsd, -
New lie begun.
New duties to PERFORM
New trials and cares
New steps now to mount
In climbing lifo's stars.
And when they have mounted
Each step to the last,
May they look back with pleasure
On deeds OF the past.
&. q. 8.
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Notice.

W B. Luther. Plaintiff, VS.. s. c. KGnAga De-
Iendant
The Defendant is hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher, Justice OF the Peace In
and for the city of Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas, on the 18th daY of Novem Der, 1894.
issued an order OF attachment in the above
cause against the goods of the said Defend
ant, and that the trial Of said cause will be
heard on the 18th day of December, 1854, at
a. m, and II judgment be rendered against
you your goods so attached will be advertised
and sold according to law, and the proceeds
thereof will be spoiled In satisfy Plain
tif7s claim OF Sol. 90 and the costs.
W. B. LUTHER.
27S l8 Plaintiff.
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TEACHERS, ASSOCIATION

Profs. A. r. TAYLOR, P. ]. Carmichael
and j. z. Klock last evening compile
ted the arrangement of programs for the
central and sectional meetings of the
Lyon County Teachers associations for
the season. The first central meeting is
to be held in the city Saturday, Deem
Der 6. The following is the program
Music-Miss Hoxie and party.
Professional work in country schools
Prof. P. ]. Carmichael.
Geography-Prof. J. N. Wilkinson.
Disciplinary. NJ. Chance.
ReadIng-W. s. Winnie.
General discussion.
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Regulars

Oae of the strongest proofs of the val
of Ridney-WOrt as q remedy for al
diseases of the Kidneys. Liver and Bow,
els. rs the fact that il is used and prescrib
ed by regular" physicians Phillip C.
BAilou. II. D., of MOnkton, VI, says
''Take it all in all, il is the most success
Iul remedy have ever used"
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NOtice of Final SettIement.

Notice IL hereby given 70 the creditors and
all others Interested IN the estate OF William
Rees, deceased, that the uDdersiRned intends
20 make nnal settlem ent Of said estate az the
next term of the probate court of Lyon
county. Kansas, commencin on the drst
Monday in January, 1855.
4s4 REHs DAVIS, Executor.
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At Sc. Louis.

ST. LOgIs. December 8.
Hoes-Aetive: light, So 1904 10; packing
s. A0A 30; heavy s6 So06 20; receipts. 13, 100
chi Pments, 800
CLrFLE-Active and stronger: good tc
choice shippiig steers. IS 2s63s 90; butchers
stB6, 81 500A so; receipts, 800.
FLoUs-Unch ngei.
WHEAT-Opened better: No 2 red. 76a7eIC
cash.
IoRE-HiRheT. slow; 3se cash.
OAT.-FiTner; slow; 36kc bid cash.
PHovTsIOFs-Active: higher.
PoRE-&lI T56I2 90
BULK MEATS Long clear, IS co; Sfort ribs,
So 10: hort clear - as.
BAe0F-iong cI.A ar "a SIX: short ribs,
81 81 ar so: shOr clear, 81 75G7 SIX.
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Surveyors Notice.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE
EAPORIA LYON To- KA6

LHTOhIA1 OUe ABs1
November II, 1884.
Henry SReeton, T. j. Hill. Caroline B. Cur
the undersigned SURVEYOR OF Lyon county.
Kansas, Will, on Thursday. Decem Der 1S 1854.
proceed TO survey and permanently establish
the northeast and southe asst corners n section
six t6I, township sixteen Is range twelve
(i2). also to establish the corners OF the east
half OF southwe't quarter and west half Of
southeast quarter and such other and sueh
other corners as may be necessary TO complete
the work.
This survey tn be made by order and Ise-
Il, H. EDMISTON,
46w1t County Surveyor.
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Snre cure for hind bleeding and itch

Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itch.
ing pill s. One box has cured the worst
cases of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using VII
liams' Indian Pile Ointment It ab-
serbs iunors, allays itching, acts as poul
ticP, gives instant relief. Prepared only
for piles, nothing else. Hon. J. Gotten
bury, of Cleveland, says: Il have tried
scores of pile cures, and it affords me
pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and pernanent relief as DIR. Williams
Indion Pile Ointment. Sold by FraZie I
Medicine Co, proprietOrs, Cleveland, o
Mailed on receipt of price, 81 w. r,
irwin. agent Al Emporin
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The ladies of the Congregational
church are arranging a uniqe and at.
tractive entertainment which is to in.
clude representations of the "Cradle
Songs of Many Nations" and also ''The
Smith Family" This entertainment
though originally intended for Christ.
mas week, will take place sometime
after the holidays.
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An Important Discovery.

The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good TO the great
est number. DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, will
preserve the health and save life, and is
q priceless boon to the afflicted. Not
only does it positively cure consump-
ton, but coughs, colds, bronchitis.
asthma, hoarseness, and all affections of
the throat, chest and lungs, yield at once
to its wonderful curative powers. Ifyou
doubt this, get trial bottle free, at Benz.
WheidOn's drug store fP1
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THE LOST FOUND.

Henry DarnelI, Formerly of Emporia,
to Meet His Family After Being Dead
to Them for Six Years
Many of our readers will remember
Mr.. Henry Darnell, who was a partner
of Messrs. Semans and Hornberger here
in 1857, and who, having gone to Hart
ford in 1878 to engage in the grain and
stock business, suddenly disappeared on
September 25 of that year. Until re-
Gently no one had heard word of his
whereabouts and 1t was thought he was
dead. Diligent search was made for
him but for years to no avail. Recently
his brother-in law, Mr.. Evans, of Men
Ter, Ill, heard he was in Dakota and
went in search OF him. His efforts
were rewarded and the long lost
man will soon again be with his
family who are in Illinois. He says
that while stopping at Quincy, Illinois.
he lost all his money by sharpers and
was ashamed TO return TO his home and
friends and creditors, and he sought the
great northwest to hide himself in OBJ
livion. At one time since his departure
his wife sued for for 5000 life insur-
ance, which case was compromised by
an agreement of the company TO pay the
amount should he not Re found within
seven years. These facts and his recent
discovery will interest those who re-
member Mr.. Darnell and the circum-
stances of his disappearance.
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AuctioneerinR.

John Bay will respond to calls fol
auctioneering all kinds of public sale:
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at his grocery or
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay is we'll known
TO many our readers as an experienced
Auctioneer, having spent years at the
business aud has conducted a great NUN
Der OF public sales IN this community
during the past fourteen years.
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DIED.

Mrs Chris. Schmidtlapp, who lived
about fourteen miles southwest of the
SIty, died Sunday, and will be buried
tomorrow. About a year ago her hus.
band died, leaving to her the care of
FIVE small children. That these children
are now entirely alone, the family hay.
ing no relatives in this community,
makes her death doubly sad
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Notice.

Nation Brothers, plaintiffs, VS. S. &. KAnAga.
Defendant.
The Defendant is hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher. q Justice OF the Peace in
and for the city OF Emporia, Lyon county.
Kansas, on the 18th dav OF November, 1884.
issued an order OF attachment In tbs above
cause against the goods of the said Defend
ant, and that the trial of said cause will be
heard on the 18th day OF Decem be n, 1884, At
.. m, and IL Judgment be rendered against
you your goods so attached will be advertised
and sold according to Law, snf the proceeds
thereof will he applied in satisfying Plain
TIL 8 claim of SIS. so and the costs.
NATION BROTHERS,
97stIS p aintifS.
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Kansas Is wealthy, with the finest
crops in the Union, with more wheat,
corn, cattle and hogs than any other
state in the Union. Why shouldn't her
citizens have joyful Christmas and a
happy New Year? Fox & Co. are
prepared to meet all your wants.
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BuekIen's ArnIca saIx,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chIlblains,
cOrns aud all skin eruptions. aud posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box For sale by B. Wheldon.
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Notice of Final Saf1Iemcnt

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors and
ali Others Interested In the estate Of Urtsh
Glover that the undersigned, S. adHainiStra-
tTlx, intends TO make 6Gal settlement OF said
estass Al the next term of the probate court
OF Lyon county, KHnsaS. commencing on the
nrst Aondsy in j Anusry. A D., 1885
AStS bARsHBBk GLOVER
Aduininfr.aarir
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Notice.

G. W. Newman & Co. Plaintiffs, vs.. Eli
Long and W K. Long. Defendants
The defendants are hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher, Justice of the Peace Of En-
poriA, Lyon County. Kansas, on the 18th day
of ctober. 1884, issued q punishment sum-
mons In the above cause for tl6.00 and inter
est. and that said cause will be heard by said
Justice at his once in EmpoFia on the eth
day of December, 1854, ~ 0 q m.
q. W.EEWAAN 4 CO..
47t3 plaintiffs.
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southern kans.s R.Ilvax,

The short and most direct route 10
Ia 'sas City, ST Louis, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north: ana the
short line from Kansas City To Cherry
vale. Independence. Winfield, Well,
inRton. AMI Harper. Kansas
and ali points in Tex9s and the Indian
Tertiary. Tr .ins fhr the east leave al
ZOO q N. \. B. HYyEs,
J. L Barns, Gent. Pass. ARt
Superintendent.
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Notice.

". L. McGlaTy, Plsintin, vs. Eli Long and W /.
r. Long. Defendants.
The Defendant are hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher. Justice OF the Peace OF En-
porta. Lyon ouDty. Kansas. on the 18th day
Of October, 1884, issued q gaTnishmeDt sum
mons in the above cause for e2I 90 aud inter-
est. and that said cause will be heard by said
Justice at ME once In Emporie on the Ath
day of December, 1884. at . m.
7tQ w p
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Notice of FlnaI Settlement

Notice Is hereby given 70 the creditors and
Al otners intere ted In tbs estate Of Geurgs
MsgGn1n. deceased, that the undersiRned IN
tenns 70 make nnsl settlement OF said estate
- the next term o. the probate court of
on the first Monday in January A. D IsaS
1914 N. W. STsAFfOH
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Notice.

Thatcher & Rasmussen. PlaintiHs. vs.. L. Fl Z.
Hines, Defendant.
The Defendant is hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher, Justice of the Peace of EN-
ment in the above cause for IS 90. and that
said cause will be heard by said Justice At
his ofice In EmporiA on the 6th day of De-
THATCHER & RASMUSSEN
47l3 Plaintiffs.
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Brighter than the brightest, dainty as
dainty can be, sweeter than the sweetest,
lovelier than the loveliest, cheaper than
the cheapest and beyond any former
comparison are a few OF the terms we
hear said Of our stock of childrens'
books. l. d. Fox g. Co.
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Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to the cre4itors and
ali others interested in the estate OF Louisa
Spencer, deceased, that we intend to make
nnAl settlement of said estate at the next
term of the probate court of Lyon county,
Kansas, commencing on January 5, 1885.
W. v. PHILLIPS.
s. L. RUGGLES,
a ,8,sa
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Blocks, black boards, desks, foot
balls, ten pins, boys harness ana reins,
doll mansion houses, grocery stores,
livery stables, renaldos, circuses, Buffalo
Bill games and floor croquets at
n Eoxr q, roYs
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Tuesday. Dc. :

TUESDAY, DEC. ,.
F. d. 10y has been improving the
looks OF his place by the erection OF 8
commodious supply of oulbuildio es, etc
News has just reached this place OF
the death OF Mrs, Molrland, mother oil
Mrs. e. B. Lesh.
The question, Resolved, That the signs
uf the times point to the downfall of the
Republican party, at the school lYeeum
was ably discussed last night.
Bad colds, and swarns of rats and
nice. muddy sidewalks AMI hard times
are the numerous sources OF complaint
AZ D present
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FOR SALE-l have q gasoline stove
three burner and one of the celebrated
Stewart cooking stoves, wood burner,
both in q serYicable condition, which
will sell at g bargain.
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Soldiers having claims for pensions
will do we'll to call on L. NJ. Keys, at
torney at law. ONCE, room No. in
NEWS building, up stairs.
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Ihe .J-WeI,, bes,ing stove Is having

The - weI'' heating stove Is having
an immune sale. IL sells because It
gives satisfaction. II lie base heater
Ahich rs-s soft coal with the greatest
success. IL is very SIMPLE aGd does the
work claimed for it, Call aid zee IT al
ID G McMurtFie's.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS you want a
firstclass Auctloneer call on G. w.
Bryson, No. 8 East street, Emporia,
Kansas
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Are you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, OOnsti patton, Dizziness, Loss of APP
petite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer
is positive cure. Sold by Chas. Ryder
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04

Alexander Brown has been srrrsted
agsin, charged with malicious assault,
plaintiff being the same Is in the case
missed few DAYS ago. when the prose
cui'on failed tn APPEAR.