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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31
Wnruntur.a

The ladies Of the ". @. =. o. have
made arrangements TO give two lectures
in EmpoziA. one by Hon. Edward Cars
we'll, the celebrated Canadian humorist,
and The other by Mrs. Marian B. Baxter
lot Michigan, who stands today at the
head Of the lady orators Of our country.
These lectures viii be rare treats, and
the citizens of Empo1a should
see that they are made q
success. Edward Carswell will
deliver his inimitable lecture on
"Laughisg," said 70 be the finest lee.
ture on that subject ever delivered il
thss country. Il was delivered IN tbs
Academy Of Music. Philadelphia. 10 al
audience Of 1890 and repeated foul
times at the earnest request of the ciii
zens. Those who fail to hear this lee
ture viii miss the best lecture ever de
IiveEed in this city.
Mrs. Marian B. Baxter viii lecture OF
1.-THE Hand Writing on the Wall" Sh,
y said by those who have heard her.to b
very Hne. She Is perfectly at home on III
rostrum, easy and graceful, earnest an'
| eloquent All should embrace this Oh
poEtuniiy to hear this eloquent speaker
The ladies have placed the price of ad
maseion to the lecture at the extFemel
low price Of so cents. They do this Il
order that all may attend and insure tn
success of the lecture.
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The sefmon-of the Rev. Fathe. Duni-
mic Meier. at the Catholic church Sun
day consisted Of . review Of the work Of
the congregation during the past year.
The total receipts for the year weEe
81 251.54; expenditures, &4,1096e; bal.
ance, $71.65. During the past year the
debt Of the church was reduced 81 800,
leaving an indebtedness still on the
church and school house of $2,7OO.
When Father Meier c&me 70 Emporia
three and half YeaEs ago
the congregation owned the lit
tie old brick house Of worship which
has since been torn away, and two lots
with debt Of 800. Now the church
owns the handsome convent In which
services are held, the school house on
the opposite side OF the street, elvsz
lots and nine and half acres of ground
east of the city which il used as CEN
etery. The total value Of this property
is at low estimate $4,000. Besides
this the franciscan sisters have erected
St MarY's hospital, in connection
| with which they own sever
lots. The total valuation of the proper
ty belonging to the Catholic church il
this city is not less than $50, 900. most o
which has been accumulated within ID.
past three years. When Father Meie
came to Emporis his congregation
numbered 40 families while at presen
there are 125. The school has ais
increased from membership of % t
115.
We doubt If there is church societ,
in Kansas that can show such rapiG
and substantial growth, and We are Gel
tain that NO pastor in the state has le
bored with more zeal or greater success
for the interests OF his charge thai
Father Meier.
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The Path DimcuIty solution

Topeka Commonwealth: 1t was offic
tally announced yesterday that the Mon
tezuma hotel, at Las Vegas Hot Springs
will be rebuilt, and that work is to be
commenced at once. Indeed, work wa:
resumed some days ago. The hotel will
be built Of the beautiful white and red
granite which Is SO abundant all around
the springs, and Will be made absolutely
fire-proOf this time.
General Msnager Touzalin and Mr.
White, general passenger and ticke
agent OF the Santa Fe, are IN daily re
ceipt of letters expressing regret at the
burning OF the popular and elegan
house, and the hope that it will be re
built. The architects are already a
work on plans for the new house.> /
has not been decided yet whether thu
new house will stand on the site of, thu
one burned, it having been suggested
that the north side of the plaza would
be a better location.
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The READING News.
EDITED BIZ NARY DE- zRAN
TUESDAY, Jan.

TUESDAY, Jan. ~.
Last Saturday the Democrats of Read
ing met per call of the committee and
nominated E. Gaughn candidate for trus-
tee, Charles O'Aaro for clerk, and Mr..
DuboIse for justice of the peace. They
nominated David Nickel for treasurer.
He declined to serve but they passed on
to other business, saying to Uncle Dave i:
"You can pay your fne, then" He and
several others were in as spectators. It
now remains for the voters 70 turn out
and decide who the men shall be that
I'LL the township offices the ensuing year.
The trustee and justice of the peace seem
TO disturb the minds of some, and in
fact We hear of few who took part in
both the Republican and Democratic
primary meetings.
Spencer Brothers ship four cars of fat
steers to Kansas City tonight. -
Corn 10 down to 80 cents. -
The ladies are busy preparing the new
d. E. church for the opening service
next Sunday. Tbs church and furnish.
ing have cost some N3O00. Il IL q One
building and acTedit 70 ReadiEg. Judge
Culver, Col. Buckner, I. r. Lovejoyr
and Others, are expected 70 be here and
assist in the services. Preaching In the
forenoon at II railroad tIme); also a q
in the evenings by Rev. r. s. Beggs, Of
Kansas City.
Abel Rees went TO Peterson to day e
ses his brother, whose child is danger
ously SICK.
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a sPLENDID SUCCESS.

The Oateons OF the X. p. Band Fair.
Tie K. P. band far Al Jays opera
house closed on Saturday night WITH The
most successful results, probably, that
have ever attended like undertaking in
Emporia, the total receipts reaching in
the neighborbood Of 5000. The attend
ance was very large, and the greatest in
terest was manifested in the outcome Of
the balloting for the tea set, doll, sword
and belt and other articles, which occu-
pied the time of the entire evening The
friends Of the several candidates went
into the canvass with will that stimu-
lated the keenest rivalry, and money for
votes flowed almost as freely as 1t some
times does in political campaign.
The first article disposed of was the
whip on which the vote stood NJ. w.
GIlchTist, 14711z; G. T. Barwick, 40; l.
F. Pruyn, 8; total. 29015.
A beautiful wolf robe was next award.
ed to Jack Gilcbrlst, who received 2621S
Votes 10 $50 for John Henning.
The contest on the sword and belt wa
very animated. The vote on this stood
d. L. LeIbfriod, 1901; A. @. ireland
9591S; DR.. Longenecker, 2s2; b. A
Jones. IS; VIM. Kizer, 10: P. j. Car
michael, 10; total, 1887.
Harry's friends worked like beavers
for his success. and were. of course
happy over the result.
The doll was captured by Clara Plat
who found her strongest opposition in
Josie johnson. The vote stood, Glars
Plat, All; josie johnson, 354; Lavilli
Wolf, 1928; MariIls Pool, 80; Mani:
CochranS27; Gertie Gilchrist, II; Daisy
Tyler, 5; total 1,0101S.
The beautiful silver tea set seemed
destined during the early part OF the even
ing to become the property of Mrs. w
r. Ewing, but suddenly q new candi
date appeared In the field with larg'
number of votes, in the person of Ms
Eta TomlInsoD, who rapidly distance,
all of her competitors in the race and re
ceived four times as many votes as any
one of the other candidates. The scor,
when the ballot closed stood: Mis-
Tomlinson, 2,s75, Mrs. Ewing, 625
Clara Eskridge, 10; Mrs. F. "A. Burgess
A; total, 1904.
Silver castors were also drawn b,
Robert Waderhorn and John Henning
and Miss Josie Fletcher, as the mos
popular candidate, received beautiful
fancy cake.
The evening closed with some fine
music which promptly brought TO tn
floor a number of dancers, and every
body went away from the hall in tn
best of spirits and feeling that the even
ing had been a season of pleasure lonl
to be remembered.
The net proceeds of the affair will b,
about S700, and this, after paying an in
debtedness of $75, will be employed b
the band for the purchase of uniforms
music, etc. The success of the under
taking far transcends the expectations @
those having the matter in charge an,
we heartily congratulate the boys o.
their good fortune as we feel sure that
/ is fully Inerlted
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Notice to Printers.

Notice Is hereby given thss sealed propos-
ais Will be received by the hoaFEi Of county
commissioners of Lyo1 county. AT The once
the county clerk. IN the city of IMPORTS uis
70 L m. Of
FEBRUARY II. 1884.
for furnishing Lyon county with che fol-
lowing blanks Tor one year from March 1.
1851:
one quarter sheet blanks, one or h5ih sides,
per Thousand
per Thousand
thousand.
No. 8 envelopes. per thousand.
No. envelopes, per thousand
No. 10 envelopes, per thousand.
Postal cards, printed, per 100.
Note heads. per BOO
Letter heads, per SO.
Tax receipts, bound, numbered and per
foFated. with stub to each receipt. IN ilo0ks Of
coo. TDcr thousand; county not 20 order less
tn an .0c0 At one time, and not less than three
receipts on = page
arties bidding must state the Kind Of
material. weight and Kind or duality OF ma
tsrial they VIII use n fuTnishirz the above
blanks
The board reserve the right 10 reject any
and al bids.
By order OF the board. January Is 1884,
S2tI4 ROLAND LAKiN. County Clerk,
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NM. J. q. white Il visiting friends
n Denver.
ia. Heath. Of the Kansas Farmer. is
In the city.
Col n. c. Cross started to-dsY for
New York
Mr.. P. B. Maxson IL suffering with
an attack ofpne0monia.
Hugh HinkIe has moved onto the farm
Of Lee Wrighs, "a Coal creek
Marshal Fleming hiss gone to Dsven-
port, Iowa. 70 visit his mother.
Andy Wells Is going 70 take up his
residence again in the county.
Mr.. C. MillIkan, Of Indiana. is in the
city and expects 70 locate here.
Mrs. Putnam, of Lsayenworth, IL IN
the city the guest Of Hrs. N. Mccain.
H. Miller has been confined 20 his
bed for some weeks with rheumatism.
Superintendent Carmlchssl, Of the city
schools. has returned from q weeks
visit to Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Harris, mother
and father Of Mrs. D. 8. Avery are visit
ing in EmpoTia.
q. R. Crull, Of Wayne county, Indians,
. cousin of W. b. Ingerman. is in the
city with the expectation OF locating.
VIM Maya has traded his property al
No. 125 Cottonwood street for farm
in CeEsy county, and will remove TO the
latter place.
Charles and Minnie Leighton. br0tA-
er and sister Of G. A. Leighton, of this
city, arrived here yesterday from Della.
van, Illinois.
Mrs. W. B. Luther, who has been ly-
ing very seriously i'll at the Park Place
for some days past is now showing signs
Of improvement. 4
Jacob Stubs Of Eudora, aad Stephen
Stubhs, of Barclay, bfeshsrs Of MahIdh
Stubs. Of this city. ara speeding few
days in Emporia.
We were pleased TO see on the streets
to-day Alden NIckersoD, who was In
jured some days ago at the new building
Of z. Hamilton, on Commercial street
O. G. Rogers, representing G.. B.
Shaw, who has lumber yards IN many
different towns in the state, Is in the city
visiting his SISTER, Mrs. VIM. Clarke.
Miss Campbell, sister of Mrs. Nor.
rison, is expected IN Emporia to-mor-
row to take the place of Miss Sedgwick
in the city schools during the latter's i'll
ness.
B. p. Moorehouse, father of IL. Moore.
house, has arrived in this city from In
diana, and is looking for a large stock
ranch. He Is gentleman Of handsome
means and We should like to see him 10
cate in Lyon county.
Messrs. r. B. Welsh and G. w. Hoss
and their wives, have arrived in EN-
poria from Topeka ON . short visit
These gentlemen hsVe both filed the
position Of president of the State Nor
NAL snd have many friends in this city
Dura Hail, who is employed In thu
Office of the Mccormick Harvester ca.
at Kansas City, spent the Sabbath will
his family in this city. 1t is among the
unpleasant probabilities that Dura ant
his family will remove to the fra
named place.
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The santa Re Reading Room.

The mating for the reading room at
the new Santa Fe depot has arrived and
the furniture is expected in few days.
This will prove one of the best insiiiu.
tons in the city, and the generosity and
consideration of the company in provid-
ing such meaDs of entertainment and
culture for its employees deserves the
highest praise. The following papers
have already been placed upon the list;
Emporis DAILY News, Kansas City
Times, Railroad Gazette, Puck, st.
Louis Globe-Democrat, Chicago Tri-
bune. Century and New York Weekly
Herald.
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Notice.

Efevbert A Basseft pIafneif. vs.. Ogsien B
Young, defendant; in the district court
Lyon county, Kansas.
To above defendants Ogden B. Young You
are hereby notified that yon have been sued
l7yfke above named plaintiff. Herbert =.
Bassett 10 the above entitled ection in the
above nane-1 esurss that the names Of the
parties 70 said euit are Herbert a. Bas<etL.
i,IaiatiG. youFseif defendant: that plaintfdss
petition Is nsed AZ inst you in the Office Of
ths clerk of the district couFt OF 15 on e5tn
answer the sane on OF before b arch 10. 1874
said petition will be taken rs true and
Judgment rendered. \ inst you IN fsyeT Of
e az west half Of southeast quarter % south
east quarter Of sectscD 81, township %. range
-, Lyon county Kansas. and for cost. SO
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A branch Of the Catholic Mutual Be-
neEOlens Association was organized IN
this city Sunday by Peter Becker. Of
LesvenwoEsh. with twelve members. The
following officers vere elected for the
ensuing year: Thos. Brynes. president;
G. O'Connell, vice president; JoAn
Lyons, secretary; O. P6e6erIe, treas.
urer- The oEganization - sort Of ~
insurance eompany. in which The family
ct each meuher receisea $4,000 1t she
tine Of hia death.
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I'D. Reagan

The following committee on vista
ton were appointed last evening in con-
nection with the revival meetings which
are in progress in this city under the
direction of Mr.. Burnell, of Chicago:
Mr.. Burnell, West and Rural; Rev. Dir
HendY and Mr.. TAYLOR, Neosho; DIR.
Cordley, State; Rev. Mr. Barnes. Con-
stitution and Congress; Rev. Mr.. Hanna,
Merchants; Mrs. Bailey and Mrs
Haines, Commercial; s. B. Riggs, Mar
ket; Rev. d. b Shuey, Unioni Rev Mr..
Brooks, Exchange; DIR. Humble. Cot
tonwood; Rev. Mr.. Lolz. Sylvan and
East.
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The attention Of our readers il respect
fully called 20 the advertise neni, in
another column, Of D. II. Ferry 8 Co.,
Detroit Mich, the celebrated seedsmen
They do . large business in their
line; raise the bulk Of their seed on
their oWn farms. by the most approved
methods. and have obtained world. wide
reputation for the quality and variety Of
the seed they put upon the market. and
their integrity In AlIing all orders en-
trust. d 20 them Their beautiful Seed
Annual for 1884. sent free 10 all who sp-
ply for il. will be found Of practical val
ne to ali who desire to purchase seeds
srue 10 name.
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We understand that the Street RAIL
way Company contemplate changing
the track from Sixth avenue down Rural
street to the depot, in order to get lit
tie further toward the city limits and
nearer the round house, and with this
end in view have taken their working
rOrce from Neosho street this afternoon.
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And Yet ANOTHER.

Monday night shortly after IL o'clock
as J. c. Walker, who is temporarily en-
ploYed at the Park Place hotel as clerk,
was returning from the new Santa Fe
depot along the railroad track, he was
accosted by q strange man who jumpt d
out sthim from pile of lumber on the
north side of the road. Mr.. Walker
CHANGED 10 have with him pistol which
he discharged at the man, firing
two shots, neither OF which,
unfortunately took effect. Both
parties then struck out in differ
ent directions. The night was too dark
for Mr.. Walker to identify the man but
he is supposed to have been one of a
number of trsmps seen around the track
between the two depots yesterday. II
one of these midnight providers could be
shot down, il would put an end to this
''holdipg up" business.
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If house wives will make swectcr.
lighter, and more digestIb.e biscuits,
cakes. etc., with DR.. Prices powder
than can be made with other kinds, Is il
not an incontestible proof Of It's purity
and greater excelleneef Give DR..
Prices Cream Baking PoHper trial In
perfect satisfaction.
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The RnIlroad

The K. C. s. E railroad which Is now
completed from Ottawa to EmDoria will
be turned over on the first of February
to the Kansas City. Lawrence & South
ern road. At present passenger trains
are only running as far As to
Quenemo, but it is expected that con
nectIon will be made with OttsWa on
the 1st. when q new time card will prob
ably go into effect, by which the train
viii so out in the morning and return
in time to connect with the afternoon
tram west on the Santa Fe.
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STRAY STOCK.
The OnoIaI List OF Strays Posted In Il
once OF the County Clerk.

Omce OF tho County Clerk.
FILLKY-Taken up by w. 2. Merrill, Of
Center township; one black three-yeAr old
hlley, shod in front. scar on top OF len shout
der; valued at $50.
Agnes City township; one small brown hors(
colt one year old; valued At $25.
HoRsK-Taken up by o. q. Hutchins, of
three years old, has three white feet, star ii
forehead, white spot on nose, dim saddle
marks; valued at S95.
HEIFxR-Taken up by Jas. Rossilon, o
Center township; one red year1ing hei fel
with slit IN left ear; valued at SIS.
HEIFER-Taken up by Louis Vansickle, o
Jackson township; one white yearling heiIe
no marks or brands; valued at S12.
SrEER-Taken up by Daniel Rich, of En-
poria township; one brindle yearling steer
white spots, crop on right ear valued at SIS
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n. j. Bird Offering watches, CIOeku
and JeweIry at Great bargains.
VIC allow no one to undersell US, and
offer to the people of Emporia aud
vicinity watches, clocks and jewery al
prices as low as the same quality
of goods can be bought at any place in
the CITY. We are not "closinng OUT
but are selling as low as the lowest
Give me a call and see. II. ]. BIRD.
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a Card OF Thanlks.

Ibeg TO express my most sincere
thanks to all of my friends and acquaint
ances for the valuable servicCs rendered
during the illness Of my deceased wife
fer their attendance at the funeral and
for the great sympathy shown me il
my Bereavement.
4. EpauCxa WuxEaus
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Notice to Underfakers.

Notice is hereby given that sealed FTopos-
ais will be re eived by the board Of eosinty
Commissioners of Lyon county. a. the Office
Of the county clerk, IN the city OF Emporia.
up 70 i %, Of
FEBRUARY IL, 1854.
for ftlruishing collins 10 bury the poor OF Lyon
county for one year from March J. 1874
By orCieror the board. January y. 1fs3.
azGlz holland LAKIS, County Slerk.
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Ms wiIliams uita Of Inhn E

Mrs williams wife of John Francis
williams, died at the rooms over the
blue front meat market on Commercial
street, at an early hour on Sunday morn
ing. after an Illness of some weeks, in
duced by child BIRTH The deceased
was 80 years of age, and had Only lived
in Emporia for 9 few months. having
come TO this place from California The
funeral took place Monday, and
the remains were buried in Dry creek
cemetery. The seIvices were conducted
by Rev. John Jones, Of the Second Pres
byterian church.
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Unset.

Last evening, as q livery man from
Hartford was driving County Survt yoE
Edmiston and 8. Nation TO Neosho Rap
ids, the vehicle in which they were rid.
ing upset, throwing all OF the occupants
out on the ground. Mr. Nation waf
considerably bruised and shaken up, bal
VIII probably be about in day or two
The driver and Mr.. Edmiston were IN
iniured
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The following is the program for the
teachers meeting in the southeastern
section to be held at district No. II,
Friday. February sth, commencing at
O'Clock m:
1. Language lesson-o. E. Miller.
2. Object Iesson-W. S. WINNER.
8. Glass drill In compound numbers
J. d. Reagan.
4. The use of the text book in the
school room Prof. Chambers
Each teacher will be allowed fifteen
minutes to present his subject, after
which the topic will be open for dis
cusssion. MARY BRIsLEN.
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An organisation known - the Young
Peoples Society Of the Second Prrsbyser-
ian church has been formed with The fol-
lowing oHlcers: T. Il. Lewis, chairman;
jas. E. Lewis. secretary David ]. Jones,
treasurer; pragram committee, r ].
Edmarda, E. ]. Owen and Jenkin Jen-
KRIS. The object Of the society is liter
aEy and musical culture.
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GBIG sao- Jan. 20.
HOES Receipts. Is GO head: stctiSc. strong
1Oe1I5c higher: light, IS 5leb6 10; rough pack
ing, IS $50 e5; heavy packing and shipPiDe
So 1906 65.
CAFrLE-Receipts. 5000; strong and 10
higher; exports. IS ESQ., Is; common to choice
s. O0Cd6 20.
wHEAT-Firmer: 9iKc Jan
CORH- FiFmeF; size for Jan.
OATs-Firm 325zc Jan
Rye S.
HARLRY-62c.
FLAX SEED-sl ~
FoRK-Higher; SIS 10 Jan
LARD igbeF; % % Jan.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS
THE PRICES AT TRADE cENTEKs

The Kansas CITY Live STOCK Market is Re
ported Is DecIallv dor TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER & co,
Rooms 2s and "a Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK ARDS.
at Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 80.
CATrLE-Reecipts. 2.255; market firm and
5a1Oc higher for Choice prime shippers; good
Ii0O ID steers IS 9O6D6 Is; good 1900 to 1850 IL
steer, So Co.'s 90; butchers, 81 25C95 %; COWS
50 1894 on. owing TO quality.
HoGS-Receipts, SUI; market brm and
a shade stronger than yesterday; range, IS 81
d6 40; bulk. s. 95td,S TO-
The Daily Indicator reports: wheat re-
ceipts, 7,IG6 bns.; shipments. S.5o3 bus
in store. 1876 s27 bus: market qulet
No red cash SI1<c bid. sage asked; No.
soft, cash. 95c bid, 81 Nc asked.
CORN Receipts, 81 263 bGshel. shipments
S7,97s bus; in store. ~. I'LL but hels; steady
No. mixed ca, h. 40c
OArs-No. ?. cash, S9e-
RYE-No. : cash. 4sc hid. 4sz<c asked.
EGGs-Firm at 90.
BUrTKR-URchanged-
PRoyIsIoHS-UDcbanged .
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Prnnnsea Imnrnr.men..

The Chicago Lumber company con.
template making some early and vaIua-
bic Improvements at their yard on Third
avenue and Constitution street. They
will put in switch, erect new sheds, ex
tend their limits aud place themselves in
the best possible shape for receiving
aud shipping material.
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Brown-Mner.

A large assembly Of people gathered
as the A. II. church last Tuesday to wit
ness the marriage Of Chas. Brown and
Miss Alice Miller. The ceremony was
performed by the pastor. Elder Merritt.
after which the newly welded PAIR held
= reception ii the home Of the bride.
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Sedan Times: Empo-ia intends to
start sugar factory in the near future.
That reminds us that when anything
comes up that will add . leaf to the
laurel wreath on the crown of enterprise
which sits upon EmpoTia's brow, she
just reaches out her hand and takes
n In
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Mr.. Geo. H. Rowland, of this city, and
and Mas Alice Lloyd, of Rock Island,
Illinois, were married at the home of
the bride on Thursday, January 24lh
The happy couple are expected home
the latter part of this week.