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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
A HAPPY UNION

i gives this paper pleasure to recorC
the marriage of two young folks, loBs
resident OF this city and we'll known II
the s.ciAl circles of Emporia. Mis-
Florence Kinney. daughter of Mrs. L. &
Sargent. and Mr.. A. c. ireland were
united In the bonds Of natrImonY last
Tue day by Rev. W. C. Snodgrass. The
event was celebrated at the home Of the
BRIDE, the residence of Mr.. and krs. l.
s. SargeDt al the corner Of Mechanics
street and Eighth avenue. About seventy
friends Of the contracting parties Wit
messed the cGsemOBy aBd paFioOk Of the
kind and elegant huspitslItiss OF the
hostess The bride II 9 young lady Of
great availability and industry sad pos
sessed III those accomplishments which
wffEze ones make hsE the charm ka2 tEe
the ne~sA1me. 81 (which shs
s. tkSSaafH occupant. Andy 1fe1Gnd q
u,embeF6fthe HFaAfoG 1reia6d ssnfOs.,
andsas endowed wiIhsh6se 4aSIitsss 81
mind and heart witch via Feadsr hIah
the COY and supporfOf he happy house
hoId, Of which be Is Bov the Bead. Pre-
vious 70 the cOnDlssiOo Of the residence
Mr.. IreIand Is now buIldIng & Nc.
lS7 ConStisusiou street, the newiy-Wed-
led couple have taken apartments e
.he rssidepce Of Mrs. Wicks. ct the coz
aer Of Eighth avenue and COnstI'utiOu
,treei.
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PLYMOUTH POINTS.

TUESDAY, Sept. %.
Mrs. John Stout Is visiting INCL,
John Carlert
Mr.. Erlenson is quite sick.
Miss Matte Maxwell is visiting at tht
residence of 8. B. DiIlon's.
Miss Media Murray has been spend
ing few days at her grandmother's
Mrs. Campbell.
Mr.. Ira Nichols. from Douglas is Wis
ting friends in Plymouth and vicinity
Mr.. NJ. Lindley and family have NOV
ed to EmporIs, and Mr.. John Hiatt viii
occupy their home here.
Miss Mary Dillon is teaching neal
AmerIcus.
Mr.. Chance is teaching the Plymouth
school. COUNTRY COUSIN.
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BOLD RuRREKY.

| Monday, between II aud 10 o'clock
an audacious robbery was committed OF
Uncle John Fowler, who lives Just out
side the city corporation. on East street
near South avenue. 1t was "A beautiful
moonlight night, when one would natur.
al II suppose that pilferers and robbers
would remain secreted in their hiding
places. AT about IL 80 noise was heard
without, and finally rappings at the
door. Mr.. Fowler called out, who is
there" The answer was that cattle
were 10 the corn. Rev. VIM. McCoiu, q
son-in-law of Mr.. Fowler, who was in
the house. went into field to look for
the cattle, and Mr. Fowler. as soon as
he could draw on his boots, started in
another direction He had
not gone far when two par
ties confronted him with drawn revolyers
and ordered his hands up. In relating
the circumstances of the affair on the
streets to day Mr.. Fowler said: "When
they had the revolvers within a
too; or tao of my face thought the cir
cuulStances we're against me so held
up my night hand. They were not eat
isfied so accommodated them by Gle
waiting NV left hand as 1 had done my
right" They took from Mr.. Fowler be-
tween five aud six dollers and then re
turned to the mouse with him where they
found the doors again locked. Scream
Ing from tbs other side of the house
scaredthe criminals away. Mr.. Fowler
thinks he can recognize the parties. No
arrests have been made.
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KANSAS SCHOOL LAWS.

EDITOR NEWS: In this mornings Re
publican there Is a letter on subject
which must be decided according to nat
ural law, and the customs of nature.
That the letter will have suppo, ters and
objectors Is beyond question, il We may
judge by the division among the colored
people themselves; some have asked for
! q separate school, and some have object
ed. But under the law as it now Is,
! nothing can be done TO separate the
races. 1t lie one of these instances of the
unWlsdOm of the majority rule. Think
OF 1t, the vote of one man might i'm
peach, hang or transport an individual,
or enforce, as in this case. al unnatural
law. And though most friendly to the
coloFed people, I am Of opinion that this
question must be settled accord
ing ..ai,to .osecial .eend :, "a natural
laws The pPepls.of color are rapidly
increasing. both In shsp middle. and
southern states, and, in . lew years, sey-
sral Of the towns ON the border states,
Kansas, perhaps, especially. will have
20 m uch increased, that school accom-
modations must also be increased, and
the races separated, II the whites are to
have equal rights with the blacks. I
would like to ask the colored people of
Emporis If they would insist on the
mixing Of the races in the school rooms
Il they knew that such 10 objected TO by
the whites2 think that quite q num-
Der OF Emporia's colored citizens ara
manly enough and cunsiderate enough
OF other peoples feelings and wants to
lift them above any such. For example,
are not the three or four colored churches
evidence that they do not want to
force themselves, socially In religion, on
their white brethren? Let the same good
common sense govern them IN the mat
ter OF schools. always provided that, the
city or state supply them with schools Of
equal grades with white. No sensibIe
coloreu man will contend that the ma
lures, manners, wages, customs, are the
same In both races. Nor will any sens
ibIe white manEdeny that there are col
ored ladies and gentlemen In that race.
for there are thousands Of such. But
when all lie said that can be said IN favor
of the cOloFed race, the tact SILL exists,
the races are totally different IN many
things, which differences seek their ma
tural equilibrium. which, IN this case, is
the separation Of the races In our schools
where such is necessary or expedisat.
JUaTTcR
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TRAIS ROBBERS.

Co nmt nwealth: On the % b Of s .p.em
Der, 1888, nearly two years ago, an at
tempt was made TO rob a passenger
tram on the A. 7, s. S F. road at Cool
idgt, and Engineer John Hutton was shot
aud killed and fireman FaddeIl was dan.
gerously wounded. being shot through
he neck, The ball coming out throue b
his cheek. The deed was one of the
most cold blOodt d murders ever commit
ted, and the officers of The Santa Fe road
have been unuring IN their endeavors TO
Spprehend the perpetrators. No time
or money was spared in the effort TO
point them out and bring them to JUS
tlcc, meantime the company, with or, At
generosity, gave the widow of engineer
Hilton g. 500 and fireman Faddell $500.
Rswerds were off.ryd, footing up thous-
sgGs Of dollars; those OF the railroad and
express companies amounting 10 be-
- eeo $1,000 ana IS 600
The first robber has been in jail for
some weeks.
The second was arrested in Nashville,
Tenn last Friday, and left on requisi.
tao: from he governor Monday evening,
and Is DOW on bis WSy to Kansas A
special officer lett last evening TO meet
the officer IN charge, and bring him
here
The third and list, there being but
three IN the job. Is probably arrested and
will tie in Kansas by the last Of the
week
The Santa Fe company deserves. IS 1t
will receive. The thanks OF the country
t"r lis untiriGg. expensive, and success
full work
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ST. LOUIS Septem Der -
u SAlDS %; butchers steers. So 5ef14 50; grssl
Texans, 81 5053.60: receipts, 2IOo; shipnenIS
900.
Hoes Market higher and sctiye: packing
S3.t0sB4-0D: Workers. 81 1904 55 butchers 81 3.
14-40s receipts. $500. Shipments COO
WHEAT-Market active, but very unsettled
opened 1e higher. then advanced &c UDre,
foreign reports. broke later and closed
k9hc below ye.te day; No. red. cash, 9ad
S7kc-
CoEN-aarke. SLOW. with no notable
changes cash, 4ls4lke; september. 4Ie
OAFs-Aarket better, but SLOW. cash and
Septemb her. 24Ie; N.Jy-Bb her. Axe
RYE-Steady AZ 54kc
PoRK-Dull at 50. 20
lARD-Wesk at $6.l5
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Charley Hurst Is alex with typhoid
fever.
Luther Rees went to Chicago Tuesday
evening.
nc. Cross has returned home from
the east.
John ]. Egan of Topeka spent Sunday
in Emporia.
Roy F. LoughbOrm, of Decatur. lila
OILS, is in the city.
EN-. Blacksherr. OF EImdale, WA IN
Emporia over Sunday.
W. E. Holmes, Of Newton, spent Sun
day with friends in Emp0ri8:
Miss Ella Adams, of Pleasant Hill.
Missouri, is visiting Mira. D. b. Stone.
Miss Fannie Born has returned from
Topeka where she spent the summer.
Charley Schneider Of Garden City u
circulating among his numerous friends
here
Frank FIenniken, Senator Plumb's
privsse secretary, from Clay Center, u
| in the city.
l. A. NesbItt, who has been prospect
ing in the southern part of the stats. hiss
returned home.
Ii. G. Hurst and wife of Yates Centsz
are prospecting in EmpOria with the In
tention of locating.
J. W. Reynolds, who has been taking
a two weeks vacation ct Kansss City
and Burlington, Kansas, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lewis, the latter
sister of Mrs. David q. Jones, have ar.
rived in Emporis. They came from
London, England.
q. E. Webb, who has been manager
of 1.-THE United Telephone compAuyt
business here, has resigned 10 accept &
position with the Weate Eleetric com
pany. of Chicago. Ill. N
F. B. Slit, cashier OF the FIFsS.Na
tIonal bank at Ell PassO. Illinois, "a II
the city visiting his friend, Mr.. Eyanl
of the lumber flrm of Evans s. Thomas
Mr.. Stitt is GA his way to Colorado on I
pleasure tour.
Cal. Severy and Frank Dale started
Monday to Chicago with train load o
cattle consisting of twenty-five cars
The train runs on fast time and Will Ar
rive in Chicago only two hours after thu
passenger train which starts from Kan
sas City at the same time.
Allentown (Fa) Chronicle and News
Mr.. Frank C. Wolf has resigned q
salesman in the shoe department Of b
Leh s. Co.'s store, and he, IN cOmpan!
with his sister, will leave next week to
Emporia, Kansas, where Mr. Wolf vii
take charge of a shoe store in partner
nership with his father, Mr.. G. r. Vol
of Catasauqus.
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We understand that 8. Guerrier of
AtchisoD, who has hosts Of friends in
this vicinity, has effected the Organiza-
ton of new lumber company. with
headquarters at AtchisOn. The member.
ship of the new concern is composed of
q number of prominent men of Atchi-
son. possessed of ample means and IN.
der the management of such thorough
going gentleman and lumberman as Mr..
G.errier, the firm will undoubtedly do
q large huslness
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CHIOA.s.,. September g.
s-Reeeipts 5000; market steady; 5,
higher; 1864 IS.
CATTLK-hSceipts, 800: market for best
rades steady, Others dull; choice, t5.5g66 rs
dtehers. SO 200; Texans. g 606Iz.OO.
SHEEP-ReceIDts, :, SEQ; market drm at sac
G3.59
WHEAT-Market opened Is<c higher, eradu.
ally fell back &c, and closing &c under yes
terdoy; s4xc for cash: s55fe for October
Der.
99AEs.Firmer; 2skc for cash and October.
BARLEY-69c.
FLAX SEED-S1 =.
PoKK-"e aker; s. IS for cash. October and
November.
LAED-Lower; So Is for cash aud October
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/ can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or five years, az 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 off any time. Rooms eft
old Central office. Fifth Avenue, first
door back of EmpOria National Bank.
s. NJ. SMITH.
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were buried and suspicion was not
aroused until Monday, when the hired
girl told her story. 1t became known to
the officers, who yesterday exhumed the
body. An Analysis will be made, and If
poison is found the case will be q strong
one against Mrs Nutting.
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BOARD OF EDUoAr1ON.
EAroR1A, Sept. 81, 1885.

EAEPoRIA, Sept. 81, 1885.
a special meeting Of the board Of ed
ucasion was held at the superintendeRt's
Office, President Morris in the chair.
Members present-W. w. Scott, q. w.
Frost, G. w. Paxton, T z. Mcmillan. ].
G. Traylor, L. G. Call. W. F. Ewing, D.
W. Morris and J. @. Burnett.
The president called the meeting to
order.
The following petition from the resi-
dents OF the Fourth ward was presented !:
To the Board Of Education OF the City Of En-
poria:
We, the undersigned. residents and
taxpayers of the Fourth ward of the city
of Emporla, respectfully show: That
there are in said Fourth ward q large
number OF cOlored children, to-wit: Suf-
ficienL for g separate school; and that
there is not sufficient room for all the
children, both white and colored, in the
school building now provided for such
purpose in said ward; and as additional
room must be provided, and believing II
TO be for the best interest Of both white
| and colored children that they should
be educated, each race and color sepa.
rate. Now, therefore, We respectfully
petition you that another school room be
provided IN said Fourth ward, and thai
the white and colored children be re.
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Notice of Final settlement

s1 LTos OF sd a1hIzs' IS
IN sbe matter OF the estate Of william z.
Williams. deeeaeed=
Notice is herebs given to all interested in
the above estate. that the uRdersigned fnfenffs
70 make nnal settlement Of said estate ct the
Bexr term OF the Probate CoEFs Of i.Von c0ua-
t.. commencing on the ar-t Monday OF OcEO-
Der, 1855. DANIEL z. WILLIAMS.
Enporta. Sep. Is. 1sss Aonlal.s 5 z
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Before buying a sewing machine and
for your own good and interest, you
should, by ali means, examine the New
Crown and get prices. Remember that
all kinds OF small musical instruments,
also fine line of violin, guitar and
banjo strings. are keep at the FavorI,e,
ITO Commercial street.
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L. F. PRUYN, Aucuoneer.

PUBLIC SALE-We will sell at pubIic
auction, at c. Weesner's residence SAT-
ford, Kansas,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER G, 1885,
commencing at 10 a. m. sharp, the fol.
lowing property, TO- wit: 30 two year old
steers, thoroughbred bull, % yearlinc
steers, 40 cows. 80 spring calves, Q wear.
ling colts, l spring colt, work horses,
stock hogs, corn in shock, farming tools,
warehouse and scales, dwelling house
barn, household and kitchen furniture
Terms-All sums of $40 and under.
cash All sums over 80, a credit Of Elk
months will be given, with interest at 10
per cent. Bankable paper REQUIRED
The dwelling house will be sold for one.
third down, one-thIrd in one wear and
balance IN two years from time of pur.
chase; deferred payments to draw 10 pe,
cent interest G. WEEsNER.
j A RtrDNruv
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Remember that we at all times keep
a full stock of holdings. from the cheap
est to the best, which we make up to
order, and guarantee good joints, as we
have the best frame maker in the city
You can rely on first class work at the
Eayorita
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At Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. September q
CATTLE-Receipts, z,34O; shipments, O5e
market for good fat steady; common veal
and slow
HOSs-Receipts, S,IISs shipments, 1881
opened steady with indications that the mar
ket viii close slow and weak; good 10 choice
S3,9O04 10; common and medium, 3.60G3. So
The Daily Indicator reports: WHEAF-Re
cetpts, 1881; shipments. 800: in store, 723,
476; market unsettled; No. red. cash, sale.
a. soc; October, sales at sOk4S1Kc; NoYem
Der, szkc bid, s2Hc asked; December, 81,
bid, S5cAs ed: ay, aes at 93X0o43<c: No
SOFT, cash, sales at g1Ze
CoEN-Receipts, 142S; shipments. 6,694
IN store 75;4iS; MARKET quiet: No. :, red
cash. s5xc bid, 3szc asked; October and No
yember nominal; the year. &c asked; No
white. cash. 35a<c bid. 35 &c ssked
OATs-No. 2 cash, 23c bid
RYE-ko. 2. cash. 42c bid, Soc asked.
E66s-DuiI AZ i4c per Cozen.
BUFTKR-firm and unchanged.
HAY-Faney email baled, SO 60.
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Money! Moneyii AIoney,,,

To Lean on City Property and Farms.
At the very lowest rate of interest and
commission Money paid when papers
are signed. Correspondence aud per.
sonal interviews with . view to business
relations solicited. Office, Fifth ave-
nue., third door west of Commercial
street, north side.
II. H. BUcKwAYTFR.
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No. 10 CommarcIsI s

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainabIe in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or I'm
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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Money, Money,,M oney,,,

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay II TO you when you sign the
mortgage No extra charges. No COM
mission. No trouble. Pay it back
when you want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia, that Is good
enough for US. The cold reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
No. ITO Commercial street. east side
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FoR SALE-A farm with good water
and timber; 80 acres bottom, balance
slope lsnd; part in cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part of purchase money can remain for
five years. Apply soon TO
NJ H..
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E. B. Allen, who has been In charge
OF the Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express office
IN Emporia, has been transferred from
this place to Houston, and W. Il. Col
lard promoted to the position vacated by
Mr.. Allen. w. H Collard has been In
the employ OF the express company ct
this place for about four years, and IL
certainly very deserving of thIs new po-
sition. Mr.. Collard took charge offIhe
Office Saturday evening.
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l. F. PRUYN. Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE Il will offer for sale at
my farm at Foster Springs, on Allen
creek, thirteen miles north of Empor,a.
on
WEDNESDAY. Der. Ii, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. the fol-
lowing property, to-wit: Seventeen head
o. wearing steers, 35 head of good mich
cows. 20 head of calves, half of which
are steers, IL two-year old heifers. head
oil yearling heiteTs, thoroughbred bull
years old, withlpedigree, bred by Ham.
iItons' Ut Kentucky. 10 brood sows with
pigs 10 head of stock hogs, good work
horse, spring wagon, feed wagon, 1
riding cultivator, double stalk cutter
cider mill, some household goods and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms-The fat cows and yea,IInp
steers Will be sold for cash; on the bal.
ancs OF the property a credit of ten
months Will be gwen on all sums over
$lO' without interest," If paid when due;
II not so paid, 10 per cent will be
charged from date. Good bankable pa.
per will be required. Five per cen, of
for cash.
Free lunch with cider.
j. w. OLINaER.
l.. +. PRUYN, Auctioneer.
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STRAYED-From near the city three
cows, two of them three-years old, red
heifers, the other a roma COW SIX or seven
years old, branded on hip with an up
side down T. A reward of dollars
will be given for information leading TO
recovery. WHEELER Bros, Emporia.
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One hundred pair of woman's fine
American kid button boots with worked
hole and French ply, light flexible
soles, will be run for the next ten days
at $1.75. Former price Sc %
ELEPHANT SuOR STOpr
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Farmers, don't burn or bury your
dead hogs. Bring them TO the rendering
house and sell them. The rendering
house is located ON the Neosho river
directly north of the City on West street
OBERHE, HosICK 81 CO.
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no ADVERTISERa.

A list OF 9Si Ne WsBapsrs DIVIDED INTO
STATES AID SESTIONS viii be sent o APP
plica1 fon-fkEE
10 those who want their adFsyfisiRe o pav
We can offer NO bcJter medium fssT thorough
and effective work than the gAFioas sections
Of cur Select Local List.
GEO- p ROW Eli 4 CD
Newspaper Advertising BnTe=u
10 Spruce streer. New Tort
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The annual meeting of the State Tenn
persnce union will meet in the represen
tative hall, Topeka, Tuesday and
Wednesday, October q and %.
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Neatly printed programs containing
the portrait of John E. Hennlng have
been issued preparatory TO concert to
be given in Chicago Wednesday even
ing. The Emporia boys away from
home are not without honor.
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Thomas Fleming announces himself
in to-day's NEWS as an Independent
candidate for the office of sheriff at the
coming election. Mr.. Fleming has al
ways been a consistent Republican and
is deserving of the popularity that he
has acquired with his friends and will
probably draw large vote.
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Call and get prices on pianos and OF.
gans, as we sell them either for cash or
on easy payments 20 suit our customers,
or will trade for horses and stock.
j. L. SUPPE, Prop. Favorite.
40 Commercial street.
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APPLEs-Cider apples 20 cents a
bushel, good cooking apples %; cider
20 cents a gallon at NJ. o. Abraham
five miles north of Emporia.
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aourvfoToao

On long time vt low rigc Of Inr. res,
and commission, on real estate. As sunn
as papers are made out and accepted
m"n+y Il ready. No delay, call on
Wells Bros
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AT the parsonage OF the First Baptist
church. by Rev. W. II. Barnes, Septem-
Der 20, Jnhn Lindley and Miss Net,Ie
Smith, both of EmporIa.
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AnEnaOUaiukws.
mErw N BURrow.

MONDAY, Sept. 81.
In he sass Of the STATS Of Krnsss
against Loren Gather the sYidsnca was
cOncIusive and the defendant Vas bound
0ver 10 tbs district court in the sam of
$780, This wa case in which the de-
SsndAnf was most TOO young to prosecute
and 'mcst too old 70 Let 60, and where
Law sad jdstice should swervs to the
side Of charity and mercy-a case where
the rigid enforce Of <hs salute enact
meats would only make IN cduca'ed
criminal 6f tender youth Of bus twelve
ysAEs. County AIk0Ensy Reagh&n APP
peared eetthe pFesecutisn ~ request
Ae6andaY scAool iDSsitaael was we'll
attaaded' esd the inserest nanI-
fesGsa was grsss. The remarks
b Judgs Cunningham. E. e. Row.
land and Prot. WILKINSON Of Elm.
pOFia were astentively listened to while
othsrs Of our hons soWnship made ap-
propriate remarks. The day was fne end
the large audiences, both forenoon and
afternoon, learned ideas nos soen 70 be
forgotten and received instructions thai
win prove beneficial In altar years.
Money 10 becoming . little more
plenty, e. fat sock 70 now being mag
keted nconslderable quantities.
We hear there is to be sly wedding
on Allen creek during the coming week
that will surprise many Of our readers
when the announcement ie made.
Several Of the candidates for the varI-
Gus county offices have been visiting the
delegates and advancing their claims
during the past week.
VS.. McAuley now sports one of tht
finest driving teams In the country, and
3 SIS harness purchased OF Jake Leighty
| Robert Hale, with his assistants, com
mence work on the new dwelling o
VIM: Polling this week.
As the winter evenings approach snC
the alghts grow longer, scientific discus
sIons grow more common and an organ
izatiOn to give vent 70 some of the pen
up "gas" will soon be perfected.