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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10
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LET UB REASON TO0EFHER


Il Is not the intention nor che purpose
OF The News 70 originate scandals, or 70
suppress them. Il Is not the intention
nor the purpose of this paper to dsfame
the character of any OF its citIzens, aud
il will use 5every effort to prevent the
stigma Of HCity OF Scandals :, from being
worthy OF application to our really
beautiful and enterpriHng city.
Hence when 8 scandal arises
that concerns public oficer, this paper
will eudeavor to get at the bottom Of 1t,
with view to publishing such iniorma-
ton in the case at may come To II from
reliable authority; thus either setting
the public mind at rest, or demanding
the proper remedy.
The outside world was recently horror
struck al the violent taking OF Of our
acting mayor; and is again busying II
self with . scsndsl concerning It's actual
mayor. WhlttleseY. Our exchanges, il
appears will not be silent IN this matter,
and 1t has now come to point where the
truth should be presented that the citi-
Ems may know precisely how 20 act.
In the light OF the painful TumOrl
now abroad and which are being made
the subject OF sensational dispatches to
neIghboring papers, it is due TO the CIT
iEens Of Emporia that Mayor Whittle-
sey at once and promptly deny them
over his own signature
The Topeka Capital publishes {
statement 10 regard TO Mayor Whittle
sey which is scandAlous II true and II
belous If not. Il prefaces its statement
with RlAring head lines such as
"ANoTHKR SCANDAL" "EAPoRIA So
cIETT AGAIN ScANDALIzED BIZ TIL
ACTIONS OF HER MAYOR" SCANDAL
Gus ESfPoRIA."
We refrain from reprinting this ar
tIcle for the present. We still hops
that the efforts Of our neigh
Dor, The Republican, 10 get Statement
from the mayor-tor which, We under
stand, 1t made appllcsiion-may ye
succeed. The application, We sre as
sured, was made in the interest of tn
mayor and the citizens OF EmporIs; anC
In the interest of morality aud good or
, der. TIE News has made only Sigh
illusions to the matter thus far, but from
the outside pressure II may be forces
TO publish the Information that ha
been coming into ITS possession. Storie
are being made public regarding womer
and money transactions, an Intercepte'
letter and divorce proceedings, which
THE News has retrained from givin
publicity to. and which would not con
Germ the general public did they not re
late TO q public officer.
The mayor, alderman and commo
council of city haYe been held in al
municipalities In the light Of ''the fatt
3 ers OF the city" over which they preside
The inhabitants are the wards OF thes
chosen trustees of the publ
. interests, and they are looked upon q
> the executors of the laws; the inculca
. ors of good morals; the opponents an
the upholders of public virtue. Whe
they become the violAtors, IN place {
the observers OF ordinances and law
4 their offence is ten.fold more henIoU
e and worthy of greater punishment tina
is that of the ordinary citizen. Let th
j stories here alluded to be fl4tly contrI
J dlcted if untrue. Let the mayor resIg
t at once If they are true.
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rERsoNAL MENTION

w. D. Brewer went to Eureka this
morning.
D. W. Finney of Neosho Falls IS in
the city.
JIG. Egsn OF Topeka, was in the city
over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. P. Bond, of Americas Is visit
ing friends In this city.
The Hon. Frank, Doster of Marion Il
IN the city to-day ON business.
J @. Harrington, OF Elmdsle, is regis
tered at the Hotel Coolidge.
Mr.. r. H. Drummond. of Florence 4
visiting among his friends in Emporis
MIR. L. o. Phillips aud wife of Eu
reks spent Sunday in this city.
Joseph Leeds. general freight agent o.
the Santa Fe railroad. went east TO- day
on No. Q,
Mr.. Rolsnd Lakin, our popular coun
ty clerk returned yesterday from Bloom
ington, Ill, accompanied by his wife
and two sons, who have been visiting
there for the past eight weeks.
81. B. Morse, assistant train master o
the middle division of the Santa Fl
railroad. started to day for Boston, on {
visit among relatives. He will be &C.
companied by his wife. Mr.. Mors'
will probably return 10 about ten days
leaving his wife to make a more pro
longeo visit.
Hon. Willard DAVIS, who at one time
held the position of attorney general o
this state, passed through to-day on No
3, en- route for his home In Topeka. ID
was accompanied by his wife and DR..
Jones of Topeka. Mr.. Davis has beer
out west in hopes of improving hill
health, but failed to derive any benefit
from the change Of climate, and was TO
day in such a precarlous condition tina
the physician hardly expected him t
reach Topeka alive.
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The other millionaires are scattered.
Wisconsin has one, Mr.. Stephenson,
VINO owns fortune in salt and real es-
tate. and North Carolina has another
named Green, whose money is invested
IN grapes, and who boasts that he has
the largest vineyard east of the Rocky
Mountains. The check of William Wal
ter Phelps OF New jersey is good for
several millions any day, and his son is
now going around the world In his own
yacht. Massachusetts has number of
Congressman with comfortable Incomes.
and the wealthiest member OF the Mis-
souri, delegation is a lawyer by profess
sion, whose name is Burnes and whose
home is at St Joseph. Kentuckians here
are Boosting great deal as to the posi-
bllitles OF their two new members. Mr.
breckenridge sand ex-GoY. MeGreary.
The latter IS said to be wealthy. Con-
neeticut has twice a millionaire in
Charles l.. Mitchell of New Haven, who
Is director in twenty different corpora
tons, and there is new member from
San Mateo, Cal, who is said to be worth
half as much as Scott and has made his
money IN specializing in oil and mines.
His name is Charles Feion. He is q
young Republican and is a rollicking
good fellow. There is only one rich man
in the Ohio delegation, and his assets
will not foot more than $250, 900. He is
a young Democratic lawyer from Coz
lunbus, who got his fortune by marriage
and whose name is Outhwaite The nli-
nois delegation is said to have several
millionaires. and authorities here put
Durham of Chicago, Mr.. Hit, who is
wealthy by marriage, and A J. Hopkins,
who takes Ellwood's place, as among
them Louisiana has sugar millionaire
IN one of its new members, Mr.. Gay, and
there are number of other States which
have Congressman who are worth in the
neighborhood Of hundred thousand dol
lars and more. The great majority of
the new members however, are poor.
Fully hundred of the members Of the
Forty-ninth Congress win have little
more than their salaries to live upon,
and OF the remainder there viii be ten
worth under $50. 900 to one who is worth
over h-Wdsh. Cor. Chicago Tribune.
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RED,

At the hotel Coolidge to-day, at II
O'Clock, BY Rev. F. T. Ingafls, Hiram @.
Reynolds and Miss Clara Thurman.
The mother of the bride and q few
friends witnessed the ceremony and
wished the newly welded couple the
usual amount OF happiness, etc. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds left on the noon train
for Atchieon where they will VISIT for q
few days among friends and then go to
Harlan, lows, the residence of the
groom, which they will make their fu.
ture home.
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Another Life saved.

Mrs.. Harriet CumminRs, OF Cincin
natl. Ohio, writes: Early last winter,
my daughter was attacked with a severe
cold, which settled on her lungs. We
tinued to get worse. ard finally raised
large amounts of blood from her lungs.
We called in family physician, but he
failed TO do her sny good. At this time
. friend, who had been cured by DR..
VIM. Halls bAlsam for the lungs, ad.
viBed me 20 give II q trial. We then 90,
= bottle, and she began to improve, and
by the use Of three bottles was entlrelS
eTlrad
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Recorder No. ,. a. o. o. "

A lady and gentleman were walking
along Sixth avenue shis sfternoonlW when
The gcntleman's heels Sew up, and IN .
moment OF forgetiulneas he made
use OF Language. which 10 put It mildly
was more expressive than polite, on re-
covering his equilibrium be resumed
his positiou ct the isdy's side, and the
couple pursued their slippery way amid
. section of silence which appeared
TO be shout ten feet deep
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

KANSAS CITY. December O.
CATTLE-Receipts. 745; the run OF range
stGf has decreased somewhat IN the past six
days. and under light offerings prices have
ruled about steady; the offerings of native
shipp rs have b en- somewhat larger than
Tor she past two weeks; there has been good
demand at firm prices for gooi ones bus un.
ripe cattle are Eot wanted and sales haye
been at discount; stockers ard feeders in
God demsnd; nstive cows, better supply
and marAet lower; bulk OF sales at 81 50G
IiOds-,Reeeipts, 1874; market steady;
c. oiee heavy, 50 654S ~; good heavy ack
S45.
The Daily Indicator Tero5ts: wuKAr-Re-
ce1piS, T.344 bG; shipments, 1850; in store
81. 166; market we1ker; 80. red, cash
sales at 70<c; January u: bid 72a<c asked
EebrusEy, sales at 75Ks; May. se cs It S20
S21zc: Nc. soff, cash, SIC bid Sl5Sc asked
JoRE-Receipts, 10. Os9 bu; Shipments 70 COS
in store, 4S.45s; market steady; No z, cas- h.
sales At 27kc; January. 5s5<c asked: May, Bic
bid. 81 &c a. ked; No 2White, cnSh, 2sEc bid,
0ATs-No 2 cash. 26Ssc bib.
RYE-No. cash, 49,: bid.
EGGS SIC per dozen.
BUFTER- Unchanged.
HAY-FRucY small hailed, $TCo.
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BARREL RA5E.

A good sized audience were in attend.
ance at the skating rink last Saturday
evening to witness the barrel race
About 0 80 p. m. the race was called and
three boys came up TO the mark and
were given q good start, but they had
hardly slid through the frat barrel when
Joe Conner lost one OF his skates and
the boys were brought back and given q
fresh start, with the same result as Be
fore. On the third trial. however, the
boys got of well together and the race
was concluded in good shape. and easily
won by Joe Conner. whose size greatly
facilitated his getting through the small
harrals
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PERsOrAL MENrIoN

Mrs L. L. Thurman and daughter arr
in the city.
George K Burton of stTong City was
10 town yesterday.
Fl. C. Reynolds of Oentrslia, KaHFas
Ia at the Hotel Coolidge.
W. T. sodeu, wife and daughter re-
turned this morning from the east.
G. W. Green of the Chicago board Of
trads is stopping at the Hotel Coolidge
J. j. Sparrow of Dodge City came in
yesterday to snjoarn day or so in on,
city.
Charles W. Scott snd wife of Gales.
burg. Illinois. are in the city for few
days visit.
Harvey Bancroft went to Wichita TO
day and will be gone about three weeks.
His many young lady friends have al.
ready put on mourning.
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FUNERAL.

The funeral services of Mrs.. r. l..
Lotz we're held at the Christian church
this mcrning at 10 O'Clock. Rev. FIT.
Ingalls, read some passages from the
scripture, after which prayerswas offered
by Rev. w. 81. Barnes. Rev. w. @.
Snodgrass preached an able aud very
Impressive funsral sermon, and Rev
PiaIt made few appropriate remarks
Rev. L h. SchoAsId closed the services
with feeling prayer. Owing to the
early hour at which the services were
held and the inclemency OF the weaih-
er the church was only partially flied
Her brother. Mr.. L. o. Meade, whc
came from HAlstead, took charge of thu
remsius, and will accompany them t.
Forestville, N. z, where she will b.
buried beside her mother. The pal
bearers were G. B. Bachelor, s. r.. Hall
John Bay. ". Il Walters, o. W. MiIlel
and Mr.. Piatt.
In this sad affection Rev. Lott has tht
sincerest sympathy of his congregation
and the entire community.
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a Noble Boy.


There was no doubt but that Johnny
Fizzietop was the LATEST and the most
Fnischie7ous boy IN the whole school.
Whenever anything went wrong Johnny
was sure to be blamed for IL One day
the schooI-teacheF missed his spectacles.
He remembered having put them on the
desk few minutes before. BE threat
ened to punish the whole school in case
the spectac1es were not forthcoming.
s4Now, boys, for the last time ] tell
whoever took those spectacles to come
forward and own up that he did It. If
he doesn't the whole class VIII be kept
In for an hour after school.
There was silence for few minutes,
and then Johnny held up his hand and
asked, In an uncertain sort ofvoice, what
the boy who took the spectacles would
"a good sound licking" Numbered
'.Please. sir. took the spectaoles. y
said Johnny.
A painful scene ensued. At last the
teacher got through. and, out Of breath
was about TO take his seat. whom the dool
opened and his servant entered, bringing
the spectacles.
"You left the spectacles at home,
said the SerVanGs "aIlQ GnOufRnL WOu1N
bring them over, as you can't see vel
without them"
.fWhat! the spcctaclesP" exclaimed thu
| school-teacher, very much astonished
Yes, there were bis spectacles beyond
a doubt. just at this moment Johnn..
broke out into dismal wall, and sayins
between sobs:
30 Lordy! o Lordy! and have beel
licked for them very spectaclesr'
ssBut, Johnny" said the astonishet
school-teacher, show did you come 7
say you took the specse It is nobl
trait in your character, my boy, TO saori
fee yourself for the good OF the Who'll
class, particularly when you are limo
cent. -
That's not why / said 1 took tn
specs" exclaimed Johnny.
..What is the reasonr' asked tn
teacher.
/ sIf hadn't said did it, explaine
Johnny, II would have been kept in wit
the whole class, and when I'm kept In
DONE get any dinner, and we've got pud
ding Cor dinner to-day. ''-TeSGs 6gtin0'
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rEAoHERY ASSOCIATION.

At the Lyon County Teachers associ.
alton to be held in the Garfield high
school, Saturday, December 10. at . p
M. the science committee, with illustra-
tions which may be prepared by teach
ers of district schools, will present the
following program:
/. Kinds OF life-Prof. Kelley.
3. The skeleton:
9. Composition Of bones - Prot
Dinsmore.
b. Structure OF bones-Prof. Ste
Vens.
c. Bones. how connected - Mis-
Crichton.
d. The skull-Prof. Bailey.
.. The ioints-Prof. Wilkinson.
9. The softer parts of the body.
Muscles and tendons-Prof. Dins
more.
4. The effects Of alcohol-Dr. King.
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DIED

At IL 9. N. to-day Mrs. Louisa ].
Lott, wife Of Elder r. L Lott, pastor
Christian church, In her Gath year. Ser
vices in the Christian church tomorrow
at 10 a. m. prompt. as her brother, L.
@. Mead. Of Halstead will start with her
body 10 ForeStVille. New York, at noon,
Services will be conducted by Rev. W
@. 5nodgrass, assisted by some OF the
other preachers Of the city. She was the
daughter Of Rev. 8. L. Mead, Of Forest.
vile. New York, At whose request hel
brother viii take her remains there foI
huriai
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Rev. Geo. Tyacke, pastor of WesI
street charge, has just closed q four
weeks revival meeting at Lake Side. two
miles from the city, resulting In the
quickening OF the entire society; quite
anumber ofconversions and twenty. eight
accessions to the church. He now be.
gins meetings at the West street church
In thiS city. to which all are cordially
inYitad.
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RiIeaI FnsaiI P1Io-in

A sure cure for blind, bleeding, Il
ing and liberated piles has been discov-
cred by DR.. Williams ian Indian rem.
edyl, called DIR. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases OF 20 or 30 years
Standing. No one need suffer five min
utica after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments
do more harm than good. WilIiams'
Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly
81 night alter getting warm In bed), acts
&c poultice, gives instant relief, and Il
prepared only for piles, itching OF pFi-
Vate partB, and Tor nothing else. Sold
" D. w. Aorris- Price b0cts . box. m
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The Irish National League OF Chase
county sends US the program of mass
meeting to be held in Cottonwood Falls,
at 30 p. m. Thursday evening, Decem-
Der 10, 1885. A fine program has been
arranged, and among those down to take
part are Judge L. Honk, W. T. Pstten,
Rev. J R. Kelly, Rev. F. T. McCabe and
Hon. Frank Doster.
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County Commissioners Mcmillan and
Col. ]. W. Feighsn, county attorney,
and DR.. J. 81. Burke, county physicia1.
are to-day making thorough examins-
tion Of the poor farm, in order 20 ascer-
tain the mannerln which Superintendent
Cochran Is conducting the affairs of that
Institution. Their visit is made 70 sat-
isfy themselves. and il not By reason of
any complaints. Their report viii no
doubt prove interesting 70 the people OF
T.vor sountv
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rs.--o-. 0-1-111e-7.7 p.

You are allowed 9 Tree trial of thirty
day OF the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Volfaic Belt with elctrtc suspensory APP
plisnces. for the speedy relief snd per-
diseases Complies restoration 10 health
guaranteed. No risk Il incurred. II.
Illustrated pamphIek. with fun informa-
tioa, terms. els, mailed free By addrsss-
Ing Violate Bell CO. Mazakan. ssich
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-10

MISS Maggie Lewis entertained quite
q number of her little friends at the res.
idence of her father, Mr.. L. w. Lewis
last Saturday afternoon from three to
six o'clock. The little hostess did
everything inner power to make the
occasion one of unusual enjoyment and
succeeded admirably.
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A. NJ. Way, grand worthy chief tenn
plar of Kansas, will address the friends
oftemperance at the NJ. E. church to-
night Ths speaker has large expert
ence, Is interesting and Instructive All
ara invited
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Owing to the extremely disagreeabIe
state of the weather last evening only q
fair sized audience greeted DR.. Cordley
at the Congregational church. Those
who attended listened to the Doctors
eloquent lecture with great attention
and were certainly beas6tted by having
attended
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Game chickens are good for other
purposes than fighting. The proud car
rage and symmetry of form Is beautiful
to see Their eggs are Of the finest favor
and so Is their Hash. They have more
bodily stamina, as wei as moro courage.
fhan the 9Fosser breeds. and cross upon
some Of the big-bcdied Brahmas, etc,
adds constitutional vigor TO the chickz-
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Some months since HoIkar, ons of the
great East Indian rulers, while on visit
70 Lord Duferin saw his Lordship going
through the process of cutting his news.
papers and reviews The Indian poten-
tate asked for the ivory paper-knife,
promising another IN return The Prince
returned recently to Government House.
taking with him young elephant The
animal had had his tIlslSs shaved and
sharpened, and between the Raiah,s two
visits to Calcutta had lafde-ooslss J, fraiI,-
ing IN secretariaI work. Wien led int
Lord DuHerin's presence It took I'D some
newspapers with It's trunk, csls them With
lts h1sks. and PLACED them on . caruef IN
IN orderly sasb;c-
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Themes at the revival meetings at the
Baptist church Wednesday evening
Future Punishment Fact" Thurs
day evening: Future Punishment-
What is III Where Is iti How long is It +,
and Who is responsible for III" FRI
day evening: "Wbyf" Saturday even.
ing: almost Persuaded" Sunday &.
M: "Loaves and Fishes" p. m: Earn
estness." Come one, come all.
W H RkRvEa
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money! 1GonsyIi MOneyiiI

-Over production OF money" We
viii loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay II to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No com.
minsIon. No trouble Pay 1t back
when you want 70. You pay interest
and principal in Emporia. that u good
enough for uB. The "old reliable" loar
once has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. W.
loan our own money.
WARREN q HARRISON,
No. ITO Commercial street, east side
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VO---7@

The proof of the pudding Is no,
IN chewing the string, bus in hav.
ing an opportunity 20 Try the article
yoursalE Chas. Ryder and ]. a. Noore
have free trial bottle OF Dr.. Bosauko,I
Cough ana Lang Syrup foE each and ev-
cry one who is adiicted with coughs,
colda. asthma consumption o. any lang
Affecflon.
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Farm lOans.

/ can get abundance OF money TO loan
on farms 10 large or small sums for one.
Iwo, three, -four. or i've years, at . low
rate Of interest, and allow payments TO
be made IN email sums al different times
or the whole amount may be kept hVe
years OF paid OF any time. Rooms al
OLD Central ofice. Fifth Avenue. hrsl
M. SIXTH.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money loaning concern In the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtsinable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply il securi-
" and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
haze
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DIED.

This morning OF mem braneous Group,
Chloe Glover, aged years and 10
months, daughter of Hr. and Mrs.
George @. Glover, who reside at No. II
Normal addition, The funeral will
take place TO morrow at 2 p. m. from
the family residence. Tho bereaved
parents have the sympathy of their many
friends In this sad affection.
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The A. o. U. W. had regular meet
ing last night at their lodge room. The
new officers elected were as follows:
II. WI. A. Bacon.
Foreman-C. r. ireland.
Overseer-William Corbett.
Recorder-T..F. Davenport,
FinAncier-E. Beck.
RecelYer-S. II. Rich,
Inside Watchman-W. z. Bray.
Outside Watchman-E. B. Van Ess
Guide-A. o. Wells.
Trustee-Wm. B. Phillips.
Representative to Grand Lodgs-T. E
Nc MILAN.
The social committee reported favor.
ably, arrangements have been abou'
completed, and the social will take place
December Is.
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County Commissioner VIM FlIckir.
ger today examined the stone work
which hiss lately bsen completed for the
RAglo Greek bridge, and fading 1t salts
factory and according to the contract
accepted it.
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Bismarck has Illuminated an order to
his own people In which he directs that
henceforth every one shall sign his name
In such clear, distinct, and legible way
that It shall be readable at glance, and
not have to be studied as II there was
something valuable to be found IN Il
when discovered.
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By mistake the name of Col. Feighan
appeared in abe NEWS as one of the
judges nt ora.ory for the college OF EN-.
roria contest, to DO held December 21st.
Instead of Col. FeiGhan, the name
should have been Judge Parrinaton.