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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-01
AROUND TOWN

The K. P. band "got there" in great
shape IN their new uniforms Friday.
H. Metz will open up his clothing
store In the Bill block on Mondsy next
Material has been received at the gas
works for rebuilding the two old
benches.
Keller s. Babcock have just turoed
out fine new transfer wagon for Tom
Fleming.
The street car company has ordered
an excursion car that will accommodate
90 passengers.
Col. j. w. Feighsn has sold his resi-.
dence on State street to Mrs. Hill, and
will build in Normal. near Prof. SadIer.
D. w. Morris has torn away the old
buildings south OF the National bank
preparatory to putting up a handsome
b'ick business block.
Joe Brown was tried Saturday in the
court of Justice Fletcher for selling
lIuuor in violation of law, was found
guilty on three counts and funded $500
He took an appeal to the district court
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PSALMS.
fREVIsEDl

REVISED.
Hear this, ali ye people, and give ear
all We invalids of the world, Hop Bit
ters will make you we'll and to rejoice.
2. 1t shall cure all the people and
put sickness and suffering under foot.
B. Be thou not afraid when your
family is sick. or you have Bright's
disease or Liver Complaint, tor Hop
BitteTs will cure you.
4. Both low aud high, rich and poor
know the value of Hop BItteIs for bill
ious, nervous and Rheumatic com.
plants.
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and
l shall have robust and blooming health.
6. Add disease upon diseases and
let the worst come, am safe If use
Hop BItters.
Z. For all my life have I been
plagued with sickness and with sores,
and not until year ago was cured, by
Hop Bitters.
8. He that keepeth his bones from
aching from rheumatism and Neural gis,
with Hop BItters, doeth wisely.
0. Though thou hast sores, pimples,
freckles, salt rheum, erysipelas, blood
poisoning, yet Hop Bitters will remove
them ALL
10. What woman is there, feeble and
sick from female complaints, who de
sireth not health and useth Hop BitterE
and is made well.
IL. Let lot neglect to use Hop Bit
ters bring on serious Kidney and Liver
complaints.
12. Keep thy tongue from being fur
red, thy blood pure, and thy stomach
from indigestion by using Hop Bitters
IS. All my pains and aches and dis
- Al =
use Hop Bitters.
ID Mark the man who was nearl,
dead and given up by the doctors afte
using Hop Bitters and becometh well.
10. Cease from worrying about ner
vousness, general debility, and urininar,
trouble, for Hop Bitters will restor
I
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REAL ESTATE CoNvEYANCEs
CITY TRANsFERs,

David Smith to W. D. Brewer, AS
and $50 Commercial street, $500.
Mary Howard to T. G. Green, 158
Mechanics ,et, $1,75G
j. Slower TO w. Fl. Payne, Exchahg &c
street, $3.50.
Geo. Tayler T. w. Christiancy ,3O6 and
SOS Commercial street, 5000.
G. W. Potwin TO Isaiah Jones, beck 8
Potwin's add 800.
Israel Thompson to VIII MOorehouse,
49, Neosho street, 1926.
E. d. McCollom ct al. to Celia Worth
ington, $50.
J. Stotler to NJ. r. Barker, 81 Jays
add, $1,10O.
E. w. Cunningham 10 r. II. Lock
ridge, 141 and 143 Market street, $2.SCO.
Caroline c. SwartZ to j. d. and VIM.
McHail and Geo. Gorhman, uudiv. half
of lot 81, Mechanic street and undivided
half of GA feet off west end SO and 50
Mechanic street, $1,000.
Joseph Spander to G.. p Tbeis, 112
Market street, 1925.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS..
Reading Iron Works to John O'MaIa
5 W. or. of g. W. or. 33-17-13, $3.50.
John Steckley to John O'Mara, n. w
or. of 8. ". or. 80 lib, 5000.
A. Lennon to l. E. Lambert, c ball
% I'LL, 81. 24O.
n. B. Whitney to G. A. Hornpug, {
or 80 II. 10, $4,000.
Fred ID. F. Putnam to S. Putnam, L
W or of W or 27-l6-12. $500.
WIN. Bats tn L. Belts. 123 10 10(
acres in W half 34-16 10, 81, 500.
Jos. Close to Mary 9. Lyon, half o.
W or 22-16-12, $3.50.
Herbert Miller TO Frank w. Lyon,
of or, n of W or, except l acre
and W half of or, 2l-16-l2, $1,000.
N. B. Whitney 10 A. Hornnug, par
of ne of sw or 4-1S-10,$ 100
F.G. Hunt to John Keyes, 2 acres IL
Sc or 16-19-10. $500
r. CruikshAnk to S. b Riggs, W hf O
W hf of NV or of ne 1911 $500
H. T. Payne iOJ. A. Foster, Inf of 81
or 34-19-12, 1925
s S. Hesse TO John Mcclure, part n,
or 6-19-12, $500
Asa A. Clark to r. G.. Hewett,
hf of sc or SO POLL, $1O0.
Z. A. Mckee to Sarah a Tennis, 3
acres in 31-20-13, 300
Geo Storch to P Lechler, hf of s
| or 21-2l-11. $3.50
III. L. Weis to n. II. G Welle, 81
fraction, 30-21-11. $1,000.
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M M,,,.r,s orat,on

We take great pride in publishing To-
day the fine Grafton delivered by Mr.
Fremont Miller, of the Normal, at Bald
win City April Esd. The peculiar
circumstances under which Mr.. Miller
became q competitor In the contest, and
the highly creditable manner in which
he acquitted himself, entitle him TO the
wsrmest gratitude of the institution
which he so ably represented. His time
for preparation was, in the nature of the
case, exceedingly limited, and the
conditions by which he was
surrounded were of a Iecu
liarly trying character. That Mr..
Miller met so successfully the require
ments of the occasion is a source of the
greatest qualification to his FELLOWSHIP
dents, the faculty of the Normal, and
all who are interested in the welfare o.
that institution. The GRAFTON is repletG
with excellent thought, presented in {
style to enlist an attentive consideration
of the points set forth, and reflects in it
tone and construction the sterling tex
ture OF the writer's mind. Mr.. Miller ii
one OF the Normal Students which tht
world may some day expect to heal
| from.
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Tn. odd reIlow. R.lI.

The Odd Fellows celebration in this
city Friday wound up with Tall
at the skating rink in the evening which
was participated IN bya large number
Of VisIiing members Of the order aud
our home lodge. The music furnished
was flrstclass aud b r. Romaine acted
as prOupter. The hall Is especially
adapted to dancing, and the oppOItuDl-
ties for an enjoyable prosecution Of thit
delightful paslime were employed by
young and old until long after mid
night
It was decided to hold the next ami
versATy at Council Grove, and all thu
lodges present were cordially invited
The celebration yesterday was q ver'
gratifying success and erybody scenes
to be satisfied with the manner in whicl
the affair passed of
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Sheriff Sale.

Eliza J: Conner vs.. d. W. Eastman. Execu.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order issued out Of the Fifth judicial dfetrIci
court In and for Lyon county and STATE oI
Kansas. in the above entitled cause ana 10 ne
directed. ! will, on SATURDAY, the Sd day 81
May, A. ID. 1884, At u O'Clock q. NJ or said das
at the court house IN the city Of Emporfe,
Lyon county Kansas, ofer for sale aad sell
to the highest bidder. At public auction foI
cash. all the right, title And interest Of said
defendant in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit.
Lot No. forty one All on Market street In
the CITY OF Empcria, Lyon county, Kansas,
said real estate TO be sold as The property oi
said defendant to satisfy said order.
I4tS sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas.
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Celebration of the Sixty fifth Anniver
sary of Odd Fellowship in Amer
From Fridays Daily.

sAry of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea.
From Fridays Daily.
On the Goth of April, 1919, Thos.
Widely and four others, who had been
members of Odd Fellows lodges III
England, organized lodge in Baiti-
more, Maryland, and called it Wash
lngton lodge No. l. From this small
beginning the powerful order which to-
day celebrates the sixty fifth anniversary
of its institution in America spraDg.
This event was made the occasion of the
gathering of large number OF Odd Eel
lows in Emporia to-day, the following
lodges from neighboriDg cities being
represented:
Council Grove Lodge, No. 43.-Henry
Gentes, J. j. Jones, Chas. Shaffer, ii. NJ.
Millner, W. F. Lewis, Geo. F. Jones, w.
r. Sutton. w. B. Bradford, NJ. Schulz
theis, w. II. Marin, Elwood Sharpe,
VIM. Stenger, Frank Gordon, j. j Nc.
Crowley and Geo. Mcmillan.
Mystic Lodge, No. 62.-Hart-
ford-J. w. W. Means, T. 0.
Glbbon, c. A. Dow. w F. Baker. j. p.
ChumleY, G. A Baysinger, G w. Price,
w. l.. Millner, G. w. Stalker and A. d.
Chambers.
Usage City Lodge No. flames Nc
Names, JnO Samuelson, Samuel Hughes
Eli Bernheiser, Isaiah Jones.
Arvonia Lodge No 59.-W W. Rob-
eris, ID. W. HowelIs. ID. L. Jones
The l.dges met at Odd Fellows hall al
3 o'clock, and after being called to order
by w. r. IRWIN, N. G., were instructed
as to the line of march to be taken by
Colonel d. Taylor The street parade
was very creditable. The procession
was headed by the h P. band, which
appeared for the first time in their new
uniforms, and we are glad TO say that the
boys bore themselves in such manner
as to make the town proud of this or
ganization.
The Centennial EDcsmpment, from
Council Grove, with fifteen uniformed
members, followed, and their fine appear.
ance commanded general admiration
A beautiful silk banner, embrorded by
two ladies of the Grove attracted aiten-
ton. After marching through the
principal streets the procession drew up
al the skating rink, where an address
was made by Judge Jay j. Buck, which
We should take great pleasure in produ
eng did time and space permit. II was
one of those well-timed and finished eff
forts which the Judge is noted for, and
one could not hear il without being deep.
" impressed with the benevolent aims
of the order and the grand work which
is being accomplished BY the Odd Eel
lows sill oyer the country. This was fol
lowed by other addresses. at the con
clusion of which = basket social wa
held, which was participated in witt
great relish by those in attendance.
Tonight there VIII be dance at th,
INK, for which good music ha
been secured, and We trust our guest
will enter into the spirit of the occasion
IN such manner as 10 make their visi
10 Emporla = source Of genuine pleas
ure.
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CHAMPION CABINET CREAMERY
Legal Notices.
Sherifs Sale.

James Jones We. s. G. Boyce:
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order issued out OF the Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and for Lyon county and state OF
Kansas In the above entitled cause, and to me
directed, will on Saturday, the third dAY of
May, a. d. 1884, at II O'Clock q. m. of said
day, at the 'front.' door OF the court mouse, IN
offer for SALE and sell TO the highest bidder
at public auction for cash, all tho right, title
and interest Of said defendant in and to-the
following described zeal estate, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter INV Z of ne ~ of section eight (e),
township sixteen C6) of range twelve (12), in
Lyon county, Kansas. Said real estate to be
sold as the property of said defendant TO sat-
isfy said order. j II. WHITE,
14t5 Sheriff OF Lyon county. Kansas.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

hlOA1S ApIil 90
Marion Saunders ct al. vs.. John
Perkins; court below reversed, judg-
ment for costs for plaintiff in error, and
cause continued.
In the matter of the admission OF A.
Z. Parkinson, committee was ap-
pointed consisting Of Buck, Feighan
aud Randolph.
Andrew Wise VS. Lucinda Wise; de-
cree of Divorce granted.
Anna Maria Suhl vs.. the Santa Fe
railroad; motion to make petition more
definite and ceItain Overruled.
s. A. Brown s. Co. vs. r. p, Richard
son settled.
Ellen Mills vs.. the Santa Fe railroad
motion for . new trial sustained and
cause continued.
A. N. Hanna VS.. j. G. Pettingill; mo-
ton for new trial overruIed and judg
ment rendered.
State of Kansas vs.. August Cochcnet
ordered that warrant issue for the arres
OF the defendant unless he appear and
give recognizaHce on or before April %
Catherine Wind pleaded guilty tC
three count in AS many cases and wal
fined 800 in each count and in defaul'
OF payment WAS committed.
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Catarrh.-For fifteen years l have
been greatly annoyed with this disgust.
ing disease. which caused severe pains
in my head, continual dropping into ms
throat and unpleasant breath. Ny sencs
of smell was much impaired By {
thorough use for six months of Eiy'l
Cream Balm 1 have entirely overcome
these troubles. j. B. CASE, st. Denis
Hotel. Broadway and II St n. I. not I
liquid or snuff.
Many persons in Pittston are using
EIy's Cream Balm. Catarrh remedy
with most satisfactory results A Ladi
Is recovering the sence OF smell which
she has not enjoyed for fifteen years
She had given up her case as incurabie
Mr. Barber has used il In his family and
commeDds it very highly. A Tunkhan
hook lawyer. known to many Of our
readers testifies that he was cured o
partial deafness.-PIttsfnn pa Gazette
mot q lIbuid or snuff 5Ocl
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SheriTs Sale

7. 8. KrutZ VS.. Kate Hoover ct al.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
order issued ont of the htth judicial district
court, IN and for Lyon county and state OF
me directed, Will, on Saturday, May II, A.
ID. 1884, at II O'Clock a. m. of said day, at the
front door of the court house, IN the city OF
EmPoria, Lyon county, Kansas. offer for sale
and sell 70 the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, for cash, all che right. title and interest
seribed real estate. to-wit: Lots and OF
the southeast quarter of section thirty.twc
1921, township sixteen (I6), range eleven Ill,
east, in Lyon county, Kansas; said real ess
4ate to be sold as the property Of said defene-
ant to satisfy said order.
J. II. WILHITE,
wl5-t5 Sheriff Lyon Co., Kan.
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The st Louis and Emporia Railroad.

-
Ex-GoYernOr ChaEles Foster, of Ohio
has been in consultation during the day
with the local directors of the St. Louis
& Emporia railroad, and with w. E
Critzer, Of Lawrence, chief engineer nj
the proposed line II seems to be a fore
gone conclusion that the road will be
built, and the visit of Gov. Foster, who
represents awealihy syndicate of which
he is . member, will doubtless tend &c
hasten its construction. The line will
be of inestimable benefit to Emporia, az
1t will open up TO US the
great coal fields of Bates
county, Missouri, and will give us al
the advantages of cheap fuel enjoyed by
Kansas City.
The termini of the road will be st
Louis and Denver and Empori,
will thus be on a thoroughfare connect
ing two of the greatest distributing
points in the great west. The men wh'
have taken hold of this enterprise ar,
the kind who put things through, ant
the success of the enterprise may be re
garded as certain.
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Ex-Govsrnor Potter.


Ex-Governor Chas. Foster, of Ohio,
arrived here on the cannon ball this
afternoon in the interest of the St. Louis
& Emporia railroad. A meeting in con.
nection with that enterprise will be
held at the Coolidge tonight at which
be will be present.
Mr.. Foster IN regard to the political
situation In Ohio says that the state II
certain to give big Republican msjori
ty this fall. He says the sentiment il
very largely for Blaine for president
though there is . kindly feeling FOL
Sherman. The governor Is much pieaseC
with Kansas and thinks We have |
fine country and beautiful town.
ThuIs1ay's Daily.
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A Mixed up Affair.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 26.-Abbott, the
absconding cashier of the WATERFOWL,
Mass, bank was taken from Pierce City
last night ~ deputy L. s. Marshal TO
Jefferson City, where he will be turned
over to detective HanscOnb, of Water
town, and taken by him to the latter
place. John J. Hughes and Miss Katie
Hughes, OF WateItown, have been in
Pierce City, and Abbott mOrigaged his
store and residence to Hughes who
in turn assignI d them 10 AbbOtl's attor-
ney. Meantime ClaYton's wife, who has
a suit against her husband for divorce
and some of Clayton's creditors have at
tsched the property, and Jno. B. Good.
rich, attorney from WATERFOWL, has com
menced legal prOcet dIngs IN behalf oil
the bank and believe he will be able to
recover the property. HughCs has
been placed under arrest
Abbott has been spending
money lavishly, but though he has some
thing left to turn over to the bank, the
case seems greatly complicated, and
1t will lake some time to straighten il
out. MISS Hughes is not related to
John J. Hughes, but is neice of the
wife of Abbott's brother, who lives in
California.
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OoN<EIH
NIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYORS
ready to do all kinds of accurate work
in all branches of his profession. Office and
residence, No. so Union street, Emporia, as.
p. o. box lIH.
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ShariR,s Sala

The HadIey Falls National Bank vs.. NV
Sawyer, ct al:
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution issued out Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court, in and for Lyon county and
state OF Kansas, IN the above entitled cause
and 10 me directed. I Will. on Saturday, tai
third day OF May, A. d. 1884, at II O'Clock q
m. Of SAID day. at the front door Of the eour;
house IN the city of Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas, offer for sale and sell TO the hIghes,
bidder az public auction for cash all the right
title and interest Of said defendant in and "a
the following described real estate, to.Wft:
Ali of y ofse south OF Cottonwood river
in section %, township is, range -. contain
ing 81 acres; also, ne = OF ne y, section "a
township II. range u, situated in Lyon conn.
ty. Kansas. Said real estate TO be sold as The
property OF said defendant 20 satisfy said ex-
i4ts sheriff Of Lyon g county. Kanssss
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OkIahoma.

We met and interviewed Capt.
Geo. Cooper. treasurer of the Oklahoma
colonization society. He says that 5000
people have located in the Oklahoma
country and are now in undispuied pos
session of the land. They are building
houses and making other improvements
and do not fesr any inter-
ference from the military. The
water has been very high and immi-
grants have found il necessary to cross
mAny OF the streams on RATS. The
captain thinks that the people who have
gone 10 Oklahoma this spring are there
70 stay.
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Snrvavnrs Nntice

z
EMPoRIA, Lyon Co., Kas., A pril Is, 1854 !
A, F. Kirkpatrick, A, w. Lane, N. Camp
bell, B. and j. Brewer, SRml hurry, Alex
ander Rogers, joel Clark, Catherine Hammer
and NJ. Farven will take notice that the I'M
dersigned, surveyor OF Lyon county, Kansas,
will on Friday, May 9Th, 1884, proceed to sur
vey and establish the corners Of the Q. Of
section 80 and n. W. \ of sec. %, town 10,
range 10, and such other lines and corners as
may be necessary TO complete the WORK.
This survey to be maze by order and re-
quest from N Campbell. N. Brisien and Car
Isle. X. ii. EDMISTON,
W16-t4 County Surveyor.
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The oratnrInaI Cnn,..,

LAWRENCE, Kas, April 23.-The ora
torical contest at Baldwin City this
evening between the University of Kan
sas. the Baker university, DIVA uni.
versity, Washburn college and the SIEe
Normal school resulted 10 q victory fo
L. II. Leach, Of the University OF Kan
sas; w. A. Qusyle. of Baker, second, and
z. A. Miller. OF the State Normal, third.
One OF the larg st audiences ever Assem-.
bled IN Baldwin City was IN attendance,
special train from LaRrtnce taking
down about $50.
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Not Guilty.

CHATTANOOGA, April 25.-The trial OF
Frank James at Huntsville, for compile
ity IN the Mussel Shoals robbery. was
concluded with a verdict of not guilty
The court house was packed. The yer
diet was greeted with rounds of cheers.
James was Immediately arrested by the
sheriff of Cooper county, Missouri.
KANSAS CRY, April ga Times
Huntsville. Ala. special says: At once
upon the announcement of the verdict in
the Frank James case, Sheriff Rodgers
of Cooper county Mo-, arrested james
on an Indictment pending at Bonneville,
Mo-, for a train robbery 1t Is under
stood that Minnesota officers were here
awaiting 30 arrest HIM on an indictment
for the Saltwater bank robbery and
murder. but we're anticipated by
Rodgers, who sat Immediately behind
the defendant. The latter leayes for
Missouri with his wife tonight.
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A new time card went into effect on
the Santa Fe Thursday, by which No. 8
Colorado and Utah express going west,
arrives here at $50 a. m; the Kansas
City and Atchison express going east, al
IL 30 q. m; the Atlantic expire IS
going east st 1901 p. m;
No. /, San Francisco express going
west, 3:45 p. m Wichitt express going
west, 4:30 p. m; New York expires:
going east, IL 30 p m.
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GoInr % LYON County.

Comm m edith: Reports from Ger
man immigration agents indicate con-
siderable movtm L OF the people OF
Westphalla. particular. from the town
OF Olpe. A quantity OF In 4 has been
purchased in Lyon county, o The How
ard branch of the Santa Fe, aid here
they viii locate. Eagle Creek on this
road has been changed to Olpe the
benefit OF this settlement
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SheFIf SaIe

JoannA 3. 4leming vs. Robert 5. fIemine ST:
Notice Is h9FebS given that by Vfrtue al an
execution issued out Of the Fifth judicial a.
erfct court in and for Lyon county, KaEsss.
IN the above entitled cause and to NE n.
A. D 1884. AZ II O'Clock q. N. Of said day. ~
the front door Of the court house In the city Of
Emporl4, Lyon county. Kansas, OFFER for ssio
and sell 70 the highest bidder at public aue.
ton for cash al the right. title and Interest
OF said defe1dent In ard 10 the following de-
ter Of northwest quarter OF section a. -.
ship r. range Is, exceps the ploE land norfh
o. Eagle creek also. . strip on the west eila
OF NORTHWEST quarter OF northwest auarfeF
equal % the pillow land nortA Of EAGLE cfsek.
" southwest quarter Of northwest quarteF
eltogether eQntaining f0ocres; also, % aeree
east side Of the northeast quarter Of Section
30, township %, range Is situated IN TIvon
county, Kansas, said real eafefa to be col II -
the property Of said defendant to satisfy ssj5
TITS sheriff OF Lyon 20, Kansas.
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Prize Dogs.

Emporia walked of with fair share
OF the prizes 1.-THE st. Louis bench show.
In class IS, Irisa setter puppies, Irish
Lilly. Of the EmporiA Kennel club, took
first prize, and Irish Maud second.
In class 50, fox terriers, Sam, of En-
poris, Kennel club. took first prize.
In class IS, q fox terrier puppy lie.
longing to II. q. Wiser, of this city took
first prize.