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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-15
An Enterpr,s,ng. aeIIabls house.

J. Wheldon can always be relied up.
on, not only to carry In stock the best OF
everything, but to seure the agency for
such articles a. have well-known merit,
and are popular with the people. there
by sustaining the reputation of being
always enterprising. ami ever reliable.
Having secured the agency for the cele-
braled DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. will sell it on a positive
guarantee. It will surely cure every
affection of the throat, lungs, and chest,
and to show our confidence, we invite
you TO call and get q trial bottle free.
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ED McCoIlom to J b HillenAAs u
State street, Caplsy add; STA
e T George 70 Thomas Jones II
Market street. Randolph add; $40
P B Plumb 20 Mrs hattie Antho0y,
. State street; SOL.
@ II Browning to Jno Cunningham
SO Exchange street; $3.50.
A d Henderson 20 jas MasterDon, u
Cottonwood street; $500.
JW InRham 20 ed Hoofer, 50 tx
change street; $2e5.
< Borson TO II Barber, lot Wess
street, Copley add; $50.
E II Peacock 70 ID Pratt, "a block 8
Wilson's add; $3.50.
81 Tavener TO Jennie Pool, s Elm
Ryan's sub div blk 7,,Ruggle's 500 J.
$3.50. ~ =
Matt E McMshon to Hrs d e Feni-
more. 4 lots 159, 16l, 16S, Mechanic
E Hofnsby 10 ] z Elliott, 15S Me-
chanic street; $3.50.
c. G. Martln 70 Jno Hester, %
Union street. Martins sub div DIX .
| TOWNSHIP TRAEzsFKRs.
State of Kansas tn Hugo MackerY, ne
of NV or 1921 10; $40.
JH Groves to Geo Starch, sw Or OF
sw or 31-17-13; $220.
Peter CharVal 20 A G Whitord, ne Or
-; S2,5O0.
Geo Starch to Thos Lynch, sw or Of
sW or 31-1T1S; $50.
Jas Masterson TO ] z Finley, sW o.
32-171 10; $4,000.
Reading Iron Works to r 4 Logston,
Sc or OF Sc or S1-16-13; $3.50.
Valentine Best 10 g D and @ @ Pestenr
ehf of Sc or 17-Iz-1S; $4,000
Reading Iron Works to g d and Z
Patten, " hf sW or 17-17-1S; $40.
Geo Barney TO Jos DENLY, 81 or ll-I'
70; 81, 600.
L N Brach to A NJ Scott. sw or 25-1s-
Reading Iron Works to g and Han
son, ne fractional and n hf OF "a or S-lo
13; 81 200.
Geo T Anthony to G A Leighton, sv
| or 15-16-11; 81.
ne or 17-21-11; $1,750.
John G Anderson to Sarah II Hart, n
or 35-16-10; $4,000.
Reading Iron Works to Jonas Young
groat, lots 3 and and hf OF sW Or 81
1913; $713.
or 10-1S.11; $1,000.
Edward Robards TO VIM Adds. pal
of NV or - and se or 12-16-11; 5000
\
) III Love to P B Stoughton, Be or {
: sw or 36-18-12; 5000.
: 8 M Barr TO Hannah l.. Barren, NV {
, 2-1S-12; $500.
; Elizabeth Brown to Hugh Brown, q
her interest in hf of Sc or "a and ht
|. ne or 25-1S-12; $500.
il Buck to DID Finnell, ee or
: sW or, 2S-19-10; $500.
LII Jones to l E Lambert and a
Barnes. sw of Sc or and part Of sw Or,
. Jas Gallagher to E ] Alexander, pa
d NV or S-19-12; $500:
b tn White to G r Brlnkerhoh, 3
o 29.19-11; $3.50.
q NV or, % 1918: $40. 800,
is TIL Curt to S < Curt, sw or. 1921
e $1,000,
It LIewellyn Rees to Rees Cavis, ne
% of ne Or: $500.
u Jno At6errpn to Jno Boyer, leo a
70 A s McGill TO WI Jones.part of sw .
= part of NV or. % % II: $40.
CIV McGIIl to W Jones. part Of
u and part OF NV or, % coll: $40.
u re McGllI to w Jones. part OF
Is and part of NV or. % 20-11; $40.
D. WI Sones TO P B Plumb, ne or Of
= or. % coli: 500. .slE-
re F A Flusche TO Kong, 4 in &c
N of sw or, 35.20-11; $500.
" PA Schreiner to T NJ VansIckle, Il
rs or of NV or, SO 20-12; $500.
ID Emma r Spangler to Mrs ID Z
10 Mahon, NV or of NV or, 222O-1S; 81
to Geo 81 Suttle to Jos ] Borntrager,
as or of NV or 16-2013; $1,000.
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BASE RAIL.

The Hamilton base ball nine came in
Monday and REGISTERED at the Cool
idge. Their names are as follows: Fl
g Marshall. F P Marshall, w s Carson,
F Carson, H w Pearson, W A Cockrell,
II G Mahon, Fl Souties and Q Kauf.
man.
The names of the EmpOria nine are
Geo Clapp, captain; Frank Evans, John
Robertson, Harry Kirk, Oscar White
Thos Baird, Chss Gilchrist, w N D Bird
and Geo. McHardy.
The game resulted thirteen to twelve
In favor of EmporIa The Hamiltons
will have to try again.
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IN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH.

To Whom it May Concern:
l have this day arranged with the
Young Mems Christian association of
this city to withdraw the course of pop
ulsr lectures had planned to offer in
our church. The course of lectures Of
fered by the association is hereby heart.
lily endorsed and commended. So much
of amusement. entertainment and in
struction NAV not often be had for such
a trlfling price. W. G. SNoDGRAss,
Pastor First NJ. e. Church.
EmpOria, Kansas, Oct. 12, 1885.
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BARN BURNED.

A barn belonging to Tom Price, in
Reading township, was burned early
Saturday morning, together with sever
head of horses, two mares In the lot cost
him $500. Besides the horses and barr
Mr.. Price loses his buggies, wagon, bar
ness, aud other things. He estimates
his total loss, 5000, upon which there
is no insurance. Some parties sleeping
in the barn had a morrow escape.
This Is the second valuable barn burn
ed In the neighborhood within a shor
time, and q suspicion Is aroused that thu
incendIaries are not far awav.
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puRsnNAL nENTToN.

Mrs. AR. Bancroft returned home
Tuesday.
Thomas Buford is nome on a visit
from the south.
Mrs. A 8. Mofett went to Cincinnati
Tuesday TO be absent several weeks.
c. r. Rice, of Eureka, called this
morning. BE returns home to-mor-
row.
Mrs. Clark, whoh been visiting with
the family OF 8. 3. Riggs. left to-day for
st Louis.
Mrs. W. h HollandswoEth, accompa-
MED by lady friend, returned from FL
Dorado this morning.
Geo. A. Buchanan, with Lewis & Ed
wards took a flying trip TO his former
home, junction City, on Saturday last.
Miss Mary Owens has accepted q DO
sition with Strauss & Schlesinger, where
she will be pleased TO see her many
friends.
Miss Hattie Stewart returned from st.
Louis Monday, where she has been at
tending the Exposition and visiting
friends.
Mrs. r. E. TOrrington. wife of our
popular station agent for the Santa Fe
accompanied by Mrp. d. s. Bill, left here
Tuesday for Cincinnati.
Thyge Sogard. Danish vice consul,
was called away to Parkerville, yester-
day, quite Unexpectedly, on consular
business. He LETT on the Missouri Pa
citic at 2:37 p. m.
Mrs. LakIn. wife of Mr.. Roland LAX
In, county clerk, accompanied by other
members Of the family, left to-day for 9
months visiG among friends in Illinois.
Mrs. NJ. Louk, OF Burlingame, is en-
gagged with Mrs. L. NJ. Flint, millinery
and fancy goods. Mrs. Louk is q lady
OF taste and judgment, and will be val
liable acquisition.
The connection of Mr.. W. Fl. Inger-
mann with this paper was severed on
Saturday evening. Mr.. Ingermann has
OSSA SnPAOJON VI AhE NEWS Ia Ousl-
ness capacity for the past three years.
he retires with the best wishes of the
proprietor.
Ira A. Clough, agent tor Rennies' ell
evator ditching machine, is in town
Mr.. Clough will be here In a few days
to give an exhibition of the work Of
this machine, full detailed notice Of
which will be given.
| A. A. Devore of Chicago was here tbs
other day to take the measurements o.
the employees OF the Santa Fe train ser
vice, for uniforms. The order has beef
issued to "don the togs," and the boy
will soon glisten like a regiment O
soldiers.
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COUNTY TEaoHrns, Assoo1ArloN

The favorable auspices under which
the County Teachers association OF
Lyon county opened on the Sd instant
in this city, is not moro significant of
that bOdy's intentions for earnest and
profitable work this year, than the work
done by the program committee, con-
sistlng Of Profa Bailey ana johnson and
County Superintendent Dixon, who have
not only prepared an excellent program,
but provided means for its being success
fully carried out.
This committee, in conjunction with
President Taylor, have classified the
work OF the year into three depart
ments. each presided over by one Of the
committee as follows: Language, A. Z.
Dixon; mathematics, Prof. johnson;
science, Prof. Bailey. To assist In these
departments, three committees. chosen
from among the best known and ablest
teachers of the county, have been ap-
pointed, as follows:
Language, A. E. Dixon, chairman;
Misses Crichton, Spencer, Price, Cause.
Sedgwick, Thomas, Morse, CARL; Profs.
Kingery and Richter. Science, Prof
Johnson. chairman; Misses Stevens and
Hoxie; PrOfs. Kelly, Dinsmore, Wilkin-
son, Wilkins, and DIR. King. Mathe-
mates. Prof. Bailey, chairman; Profs.
Lawrence, Miller, Klock; Messrs. Big
Ter, Lawton, Clark, Bishop, Sonnedeck-
or ami M,aa Minnie E,oaf
When a paper on any subject is pre-
pared the committee of the department
to which it belongs is called together to
hear it read, criticize ana add, when the
paper Is considered in order for presen-
tation to the association.
The following is the program for the
next meeting, the first Saturday IN No
vember. at 2 O'Clock p. m:
Music-Chairman, Prof. Moss; read
ing minutes; presidents remarks-ten
minutes.
Physiology in common schools, how
much and In what way, Prof. d insmore
fifteen minutes.
General discussion, fifteen minutes.
Language to grammar grade, Miss
Lena Cause, ten minutes.
General discussion, twenty minutes.
Music, five minutes.
Miscellaneous business, ten minutes
Adjournment at 4 o'clock p. m.
PROF. JOHNSON,
PRoF. BAILEY,
Co. SUPT. DIXON,
Committee.
It behooVes everyone interested in
school work to attend the association
not only TO give all the assistance they
can, but because Its lessons will be in
valuable TO those who are striving t.
keep pace with the rapid Improvement
in the art OF teaching. 49,
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AtOnicaxo.

CHICAGO, October Il.
s. 4094.O0.
CATFLK-Receipts, $500: market dull ana
zeal; shipping: 1900; butchsrs'.
sHEKr-Receipts. s,bW; market weak:
t1O163.7B.
WHKAF-MSEkes excited and unsettled 70
close; closed about the same As WeddnoaY;
90xc for cash, BIZ November.
CoEE-Aarkst easier; ESQ for caSh and
October.
O1Ts-Market firm; 3ske for cash.
RYR-6Ic-
BARLHY-o6c.
FLAX SEED-Sl. II.
WHIaKBY-$llc.
PozK-Hig6er; $50 for cash. and Novem-
Der.
LAnD-Eirmer; sos for cash and tslOO
November.
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"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay 1t to you when you sign the
mortgage. Ne extra charges. No com
mission. No trouble Pay il back
when you want 20. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that ls good
enough for Us. The "old reliablen loan
oftlce has been here longer than anv
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side.
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Is hereby given that the registration
poll books for the registration of voters
in the city of Emporis will be closed on
Friday. October %, 1885, at Q o'clock D.
m. All voters who have not registered
since January last, as well as those
who have registered bat AGse changed
their residence to another aeard sSacsreo.
SsteriHg, must register if they desire 70
vote At the election to be held Noysm-
Der 3, 1885. EN-. FoRDK.
CITY fya-h
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Sou,dcom1o-t

Every one likes to take solid comfort
and it may be enjoyed by everyone VINO
keeps Kidney Wort in the house and
takes few doses at the first sym ptoms
of an attack of Malaria, Rheumatism,
Billiousnese, Jaundice or any affection
ofthe Liver, Kidneys or Bowels II is
purely vegetable compound Of roots.
leaves and berries known To have SPECIAL
equal in kidney troubles. Added 20 these
are remedies acting directly on the liver
and bowels. It removes the Cause of
disease and fOrtifies the system against
new attacks
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Al EnserPrzsinE, Reliable House.

B. Wheld0n can always be relied upon
not only TO carry ia stock the best of ey'
erythfng, but secure the agency for such
articles as have vell-known merit, and
are popular with the people, thereby sus-
&ainiHg the reputation Of being always
euteRpFising and ever reliable Having
secured the agency for the celebrated DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
will sell It on positive guarantee. Il
will surely cure any and every affection
Of the throat, lungs and chest, and TO
show our confidence. we invite you TO
call and get 9 trial bottle free. (a)
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stop that Couch,

By using Dr. Frazler's Throat and
Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness and Sore
Throat and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. Do not neglect a cough,
II may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds
o. grateful people owe their lives to DIR.
Erazier,s Throat and Lung Balsam and
no family Will ever be without II after
once using II. and discovering its mar
Vicious power. II Is nut up IN large fam
ilv bottles snd sold for the small price
OF 90 cents q bottle. Sold by d. w.
Morris druggist.
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MARRlND.

Mr.. L. ]. Orr with Miss Caddie Nc
Fadden. by Elder Lott. Wednesday. DC
tober Il. 1885. at the residence of the
brides parents. Miss McFadden IL
quite popular IN social circles in Empo-
ria, and the we'll wishes OF 3 host OF
friends follow her The party left this
morning Tor Kansas City. Mr.. Or. is a
conductor on the Kansas Soathern at
present and will probably make hia flu
ture home in Wellington or CherryvaIe.
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William Harmon. the young man re-
Gently spoken of IN the News as being
very sick ana delirions with typhoid
fever at the hospital in this city, died
yesterday morning. His remains were
taken in charge by his friends, Hard
castle s. Kenyon, aud sent 70 his
friends at Carrollton, IIiinOis, to-day
Deceased was a young man highly edu-
Gated and cultured. In his last mo-
ments he had the comfort of the
presence of brother. who had been
autographed for by the firm above
named
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The road petition of Miller and John
son was accepted for the north two miles,
the south mile was rejected, but deeds.
covering the latter wore accepted. max
ing the road complete. The resignation
of g. o. Hughes, as trustee OF Center
township, was presented and accepted.
A ballot was then taken for a successor,
which resulted as follows. For Hugh j.
Williams, votes; w. T. Stokes, 1 vote
Hugh j. Williams receiving a majority
of votes, was then duly appointed as
trustee for the unexpIred term, and was
duly sworn IN by the clerk.
Board then adjourned until Monday
morning.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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MARRIED

At the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Durham, on Thurs
day, October 9Th, at 2 O'Clock p. m, Mr..
A. A. Stephens of Plymouth and MISS
Lizzie Burnham. ReY. McQuiston off1ct-
atiDg, Miss Ella Richardson attending as
bridesmaid and Mr.. E. A. Simerwell as
groomsman. The contracting parties
are well end favorably known IN Empo-
ria and vicinity. The bride was beauti-
fully arrsyed in a brown SILK, trimmed
with brocade silk After the ceremony
q bountiful repsst was served and the
guests dispersed, wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens long and happy life.
There are two fragrant abuses at the
Whitley Opera House that should be
corrected, as they disturb the audience
| and mar some of the best effects of the
plays produced. One of these is MAN.
| Iy confined to the galleries where the
boys assemble and make the place hid
eous with cstcalls. whistling and loud
| talking. The other is q tendency of a
portion of the audience to arise and
leave the theatre just before the termln-
alton OF the closing scene, always the
| most interesting part to the real lover of
the drama, thus msrring the pleasure OF
the majority, who are DESTROYS of re-
naming until the denouement of the
play has been fully developed. We
suggest to the manager that some steps
be taken to abate these nuisances.
Maude Atkinson begins an engage
ment at the Whitley Opera House on
Monday, the 18th inst, and will hold
the boards for the entire week. The
initial play will be Fanchon, in which
she is said to excel all others who have
attempted this difficult and yet very
charming character. The prices have
been fixed at fifty, thirtY-ive and TWEEN
ty-fve cents, thus giving opportunity
l for all to attend. Miss Atkinson is moi
a stranger to Emporis theatre gOers,
and our people will feel confident that In
seeing Maude Atkinson and her troupe
1 that they will see a first class entertain.
4 menf
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A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.

A member of the chain gang managed
very adroitly to cut his chain Monday and
watching a favorable opportunity
slipped away, but was quickly captured.
His time was nearly out, but 1t Is prob
able that an addition may be made to it
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L. =. Pruyn.

Auctioneer, successor 20 H. w. Pear
sail. Public sales of all kinds will b
given prompe and careful attention
With an extended experience inthe auc.
ton business, he bespesks an extensive
patronage which he will endeavor &c
merit by satisfaction to all customers
Headquarters at the Constitution stree,
stables. between Fifth and Sixth, Empo-
ria, Kansas.
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Business is booming again to-day.
The sun warns us up, and everybody il
happy and in a buying mood. The in
umation of approaching winter comes
in the shape Of q need for light over
coats, little thicker underwear. and
more bedding. Ali of which. of course,
is found advertised elsewhere. When
a merchant wants customers, he wants
them bad, and advertises for them, and
generally gets than
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BASE BALL NOTES

Ii has been arranged between the sec
ond nine of Council Grove and the Clip
pers of EmpOrIa. to have match game
at Soden's grove on Saturday of this
week, the game to be called at 9 O'Clock.
The game between the Emporias and
the Hamilton nine would have been a
fizzle yesterday but tor the pluck of the
Emporia boys.
The HamfltOns had preceded the ne
gotiation for the match gene with a
grand flourish of trumpets that culmin-
ated In challenge ard $25 forfeiture.
The Emporia boys snapped at it as one
OF the softest things of the season; but
were astonIshed at the meeting TO learn
from the Hsmiltons that they only
wanted to play for the gate money.
Capt C.app, of the EmporiA boys, was
equal 10 the occasion, however. and
made the IpsIe dIxit that they could
play on the terms of their challenge or
he would claim forfeit; but subsequent
ly, rather than dissppoint the assembly,
the EmpOrias agreed TO play for $5O,and
did so, winning the game handsomely
as stated in TIE NEWS last evening.
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An AnaEer 1I.n1e1

Can any enc bring as 9 case Of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bittsrs
will not cure? We say they cannot, 60
thousands of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric Bitters, win prove. Bright'e
Disease, diabetes, weak Lack, or anv
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts :
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale AZ
Soc Der bottle bV B, Wheldon. n
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BAD ACCIDENT ON THE HOWARD
BRANCH

About noon yesterday, the engine on
a work train on the Howard Branch
jumped the track near Olpe, about ten
miles from EmpOria. The engineer re-
Versed and put on full head of steam.
This brought the engine to a standstill
SO suddenly that seven cars of the
train piled over the engine and were
badly wrecked. The damage is consid.
cradle and the wreck bad one to look
at. Fortunately no one was hurt.
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AnAnauer Wnnaea.

Can any one bring rs q case of kidney
or liver complaint tEat Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure? We ssy they
cannot, as thousands of caees already
permanently cured and who are 0aiIy
recommending Electric Bittefs, will
prove. Bright's disease, diabetes, weak
back. or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regulate
the bowels, ana act directly on the dis
eased parts Every bottle guaranteed.
For sale al SOC. q bottle by B. Wheldon.
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5. B. Warren. Pres. j. HEI'

EmiGrant wagons are still moving
westward through this city. The tide
has been very strong this season, and
Kansas is booming as never before. 1t
Is something remarkable, however, that
eastern emigranis go west and by land
At higher prices than the same quality
Of land can be bought for In eastern
counties, with all the social privileges
that twenty years civilization have
created.
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Farm Loans.

1 can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or FIVE years, at a low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made in small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid of any time. Rooms al
old Central Office, Fifth Avenue, first
door back Of EmpOria National Bank.
SIN. SMITH.
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Chser Upi HeID q e afanA.

"I'm afraid shall have 20 be taken 70
q hospital or ty the poorhouse. I've
been sick 50 long that my husband, good
and patient as ne L. can't stand the wor.
~ and expense much longer" No, you
won't, dear wife and mother. Be what
Parker's Tonic will do Tor you. Plenty
OF women IS badly of as you are hsve
been Fescred almost from the gFsyes by
il. Il will build you up. curing al all
meBts of the stomach, liver and kidneys,
and is simple, pleasant and safe. %
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Nervoas 9etllStstsd nfen

You are allowed Tres trial Of thirty
day of the use NJ DR.. Dyes CeIsbretsd
Voltaic Belt with elctrsc suspeDsoTy SD
piisnces, for the speedy relief and per-
manepe cure of nervous debility and all
kindred troubles Also. for many other
diseases Complete restoration 70 health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. n.
Illustrated pamphlet. with full informs.
tion. terms, etc, mailed free by Sddreas-
ing VoItasc Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich
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KANSAS CIFY. October u.
CATTLE-RecslPts, B.7s5: the market for
the past week has been without much
cipAlIy OF range c8teie, mostly Gamers,
which have brought only fair prices; best
Texas, s.. l0S3.40; bulk, t2.1012 -: banners,
supply.
Ao6s-ReceiPts. 1850; market nEm; ts.100
3.76i bulk, Ss.4605.6o
The Daily Indicator TeDortS: WHRAS-Re-
ceipts, 7,294; shipments, II, 500; In store, Io0,-
285; market higher; No red, cEAh, S0ke bad.
SIC asked; November sales As s2kc: Deoem-
Der. sales st Akc: Nay. eSk094Ns No. SOFT
cash, S9kc bid. 90kc ssked.
CCRH-Receipts, 1,5s6; shipments, 2,k59;
in store, 43,a5S; maEket quist; No. q cash.
S9kc bid. Sc aske1; November NKo bid, 800
asked; the year, soKc bid, S6k asked; No.
white, cash, age esked. il =
OATs-No. cash, SO asked.
RYE-Eominsl.
/ Ee0s-UnohS1gSd.
: BUfTzE-UnchAnKed.
HAT-UneEanked. --
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-15

Lloyd & Thomas, ISL Commercial
street, are now offering the latest de.
signs In ladies' and children's cIoaks all
OF the beat makes and thoroughly hn-
ished. The prices OF these are within
the reach OF all desiring good and serv-
lceable garments,