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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.


FELLOW CITIZE EMS In presence of
this vast assemblsge of my countrymen
l am about to supplement and seal by
my oath that which l shall take as q
manifestation OF the will OF the great
and free people. In the exercise OF their
power and right of self government
they have committed to one of
their fellow citizens a supreme and
sacred trust and he here consecratee him.
self to their services. This impressive
ceremony adds little to the solemn re-
sponsIbility with which contemplate
the duty owe to ali people of this land.
Nothing can relieve me from anxiety
lest by any act of mine their interests
may suffer, and nothing is needed to
strengthen any resolution to engage
every faculty and effort in promotion of
their welfare. AMID the din of
party strifes the peoples choice was
made, but Its attendant circumstances
have demonstrated anew the strength
and safety OF government by the peo-
pie. In each succeeding year il more
clearly appears that our democratic
principle needs no apology, and that in
Its fearless and faithful application Is to
| be found the direct guaranty of good
government. but best results IN the Oper-
| alton of government wherein every citi-
zen has share, largely depend upon
| the proper limitation of purely partisan
1 motives and q correct appreciation of the
time when psrtisanship should be merg-
| ed into the patriotism of the citizen.
To-day the executive branch OF the
government Is transferred TO new keep
ing, but this is still q government of all
| the people and it should he none the less
the object of their affactlonate solicit
| tude. At this hour the animoeities of
of political strife. the bitterness of pArti-
| Zan defeat and the exultatlon of partiZan
| triumph should be supplanted by an
ungrudging acquiescence of the popular
will aud by conscientious concern for
| the general welfare. Moreover al this
hour We should cheerfuIly and honestly
| sbandon ali sectional PREJUDICE and dis
trust, and determine with confidence il
one another TO work out harmonIously
the achievements of our national destiny
We shall deserve 10 realize all the ben
efits which our happy form of govern
ment Can bestov.
On this suspicious occasion we MAJ
we'll renew the pledge of our deYotioI
to the constitution, which, launched b
the founders Of the Republic and conse
Grated by their prayers and patriotic de
Votien, has for almost century born
the hopes and aspirations of q grea
people through prosperity and peace
and through the shock of foreign con
flicts snd the perIls of domestic strif
and vicissItudes. BY the father of hi
country our constitution was commend
ed for adoption as the result of q spiTi
of mighty and mutual concession. /
that same spirit it should be admins
tered in order to promote the lastiD
welfare of the country and to secure tn
full measure of It's priceless benefits {
, US and those who will succee
Ito the blessings of you
national life. The large varIeG
of devIrse and conflIctory interests. suh
: ject 20 federal control. persistinGly seet
: ng recognition Of their claims, nee
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

We will soon see how thoroughly
ground into the Democratic heart are
principles for revenCe only"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

THE government at Washington still
lives"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05
VOL. 2S---NO. 10.

bill bsd in the meantime come over
from the senate heavily loaded with
amendments.
Randall asked the unanimous consent
that his bill be taken up and the amend
ments non. concurred in and sent TO
conference committee, but an objection
came from Hepburn, and then there was
q call of the house, which showed the
presence of only forty-five members.
Randall's motion was then renewed
and agreed to, and Randall, Forney and
Ryan were appointed conferees on the
part of the house.
After various Intellectual attempts 10
have the bills taken up by unanimous
consent, and it being plainly Impossible
TO have any public business transacted,
the house adjourned until IL O'Clock:
When the house recommended, Halen-
tine Immediately moved recess until
10 O'Clock tonight His object beng 10
prevent consideration of the contested
election case OF Frederick n. wilson
Uowa) the Republicans refrained from
voting on the motion and left the house
without a quorum. No attempt was
made to transact business. until Town
send submitted the report of the confer
ance committee on the postotflce appro-
priatiOn bill, announcing q continued
disagreement Townsend stated there
were several points of difference between
the two houses, the most important OF
which was on the senate amendment re-
lating to the ocean mail service. He was
opposed to this because he regarded 1t
in the light of subsidy proposition ana
because il intrusted dangerous power
to the postm aster general.
Pending the debate the speaker laid
before the house communication from
G. Fl. Craig, representative from the
Fourth Alabama district, stating that he
had forwarded to the governor of that
state his resignation, to take effect March
5 laid on the table.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

GRIly we Democrats
Pasl ed up our grip.
Singing. 40 W Washington
just watch us skip.
There we shall surely get
An office galore
So long, pilgrim pards-
see u no more"
It. G. W, W. II. A. and j. p. g. K
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

Gen. Grant Pl .ced on the Retired Llst.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The bill re-
firing Gen. Grant passed both houses
amid laundering applause. Il has been
signed by the president and unanimous :
" confirmed by the senate in open ses-
ai0n
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-05

There were hardly q dozen members
In the hall when the session was re-
sumed this morning. The sundry civil
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A Teachers Institute has lately been In ses-
SION in Chambarsbups. which accounts for tue
following from the Fa7eg 6.aIrk:
There Is nothing more delightful TO eye ana
sense than "a Young. rosv-cheeked. Intelligent,
e.astic-stepWn- neatly attired school-haiin-
unless DO be- tw1 of them.
That's So. Brother orr We found 1t out
more than quarter of "a century ago and have
had mo- reason 90 change our mind unless II be
20 except the middle-aged-such as we wot OF
one who has gown in grace and IN the
knowledge of how Co smooth the. rugged way
Ola rural pen-driver ,-of how 20 maze the
sun seem 90 shine i'm PeItnS storm in fact,
o. how 90 curb the spirit of rural rooster
sometimes pcrplexed o. know how 90 crow with
out disturbing the neighbors Nothing hem
pccked about us.
Kate Field saws if it had NOT been for Yer
mont there never would have been such thing
as Mormouism. She SAYS Brigham Young, Jo.
smith and He5er Kimbal and the founders
and shining lights of the Mormon Church,
were Vermonters. Green Mountain boys, eh :
Give IL Co 'em. Kate
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state Of E5esf s'5rgj,,ia,


Clerk oiiite Oh lhe county court
The following Isl List ui deeds admitted tn
Record 90 >ud Otite, during the week ending
November q. lo'5
Isaac II. ~. To- jacob >. Myers rH''ee Tor
b''i b'"S. b hli'ii'>. 've., '' t",'' '"'e'
Nov ram, 1881 c'"N'NlhS ltI'''h iI"''I'l
Und tine Interest "' O'aht'f ln 80 Acres OBJ
CROWNS Nh... 'a ..lr i1tn belonging q" liai-
tf-h ''ae ia.' 'i "y,"nh N'F. N. l'-'
% Nancy h.than Cd Garland liaiel
Deed "i b.f-un anna Sale. .ieI Soy. l'.h,
lo.t couyeyu- L1J 300 Block !wo ia Tine
Iowa 90 IlWp,r ferry. Dale of J. cord N"N.
10Th, $50
B. Ihe Nne'ue. ls.'"n A"'ui'c'HHuS tom
pany Z" Oe'' NJ be.i@h'"Nef' trustee i"I
creditors oi >a-a company i'e.i "i 'Iu>'' a',
,,' N'N i"."' 40 ,l''' l.'- '''i i,.''' " '
ieIs'iiu I't'itl. b''e "' "'''''' No'. ''''''
+','
.. j.. y ',1'"''. anu WAS IT'D '-'- ..'.
Trustee i't Wn \ Morgan. pee '' rus.
d'ltd NoV. loIh l',2 c'n'ell"t ~ No. %. ~
i'm ShcphcrdstoWn Date OF Record, Nov. litl,
1855.
D James w. Hauk TO the lledmoht NHiho
and Manufacturing company. Decd oil Lien
ON crops OF 1856 300 me amount oil 7''.t'.-
Date OH hecnrd. Nov. l'th' 1883.
Henry Is. Cameron aud wife lo Neu'gc ~.
BrlizuooNer Trustee GA Potomac BuililhE As
Socation, so. . Deed OF Trust. dated Nov.
18TH 1850. conveying part OF Lot No Is ~
Shepherdstown. Date OF Record, Nov l1th,
l'o3.
T. George II. iagley and wife to john J.
Noot'N Deed BarEain ami sale dated
Nov 18th, l,,j conveying part OF Lot of
land iu Charies,own. Date of Record. Nov.
18th, 1850.
>. George ~ Beltzhooyer and Others, Spe-
cill Commissioners, 70 james II. Grove. Deed
of Bargain and sale dated Nov. 18th l's5,
conveying Sis Acres of Land, being the Real
Estate OF Thomas lIite. deceased, sold under "a
decree OF the Circuit Court m TINS county
Date OF Record Nov. 18Th, 1850
8 James II Grove 10 r. W. Templeman.
Trustee Tor Samuel h. George. Deed 81 trust
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Sw.f's Sp, cjfc

is natures own remedy, made from roots
gathered from the forests Of Georgia. The
method by which 81 is made Wa, obtained by
a haltbreed from the Creek Indians who i'm
habited a certain portion of Georgia which
was communicated to one of the early settlers,
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The Chsrlestowu Local Circle of the G..
L y a. win hold IT'S next meeting on Fri
Iav Nov 9th. 1855. 70 40 p. 81. ay the
Stephenson Seminary. All members and
other, Interested in Che Circle are invited To-
be present. The appointments made for
Nov 18th. viii hold good Tor the present
meeting some matters of Importance and
interest wi,I comc before the Circle.
Bv order of che President
Mrs f.. r. HAMMOND. see.
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WILL be paid for evidence leading TO the
w arrest and conviction Of the person who
on "Wednesday night or Thursday morning,
November 18th or lath. 1855 set fire 70 the
Stable ON the Straith lot in Churestown, w.
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c. NJ HOUGH,
Mayor.
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ING to the arres, and conviction OF any person,
who has set on fire any property IN this County,
insured through our Agency. within the past
l6 months
WASHINGTON & ALEXANDER.
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Tho Posi- S.fr. I'm the world. or Cuts.
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n WSFNoTES
Judge Weisiger of the End Virginia Cir
cult is dead

cult is dead
SUNDAY viii he the 18th anniversary Of
Horace Greeley's death.
Two men are Jailed in Toronto for pass
ing Confederate money.
IL will be - years tomorrow since the
piercing of the Hoosae Tunnel.
Gov.-elect Lee has received from New
MeXie' mil re silver sabre.
5W Zen /. ii at burning Sandusky
OHIO county inhrmary last ! riday.
Yesterday was the lO2ud anniversary OF
the evacuation of New York 10y the British.
Silver has been discovered near Millboro
Springs, Bath county, Va, and natural gas
near Oakland, Md.
A boy and a girl of thirteen have eloped
up in Massachusetts. Young America Is
coming out strong.
A Barbour county cattle dealer WAS rob
bed OF $1,000 al CIarksburg recently. I'M
fortunate COW boy" certainly.
Prot Langston OF Washington, ex-minis-
ter to HayIi, is appointed president coiored
normal college near Petersburg.
Senator r dlle5erg,r aud editor Martin,
of Tie Woodstock V.g llian exchanged bel
Iigervnt correspondence last week
A maa and a boy were killed and four
others burned by au exploding tank OF OH
in Philadelphia factory las, week.
r,....,.,...... han, 6.l,. circulation o., He
Smday Gord Tor ue cIgut consecutive
weeks ending september 2Oth Is reported at
l95,j46.
There will DE al least four contests for
D. p"o,l II i. ' lcJ.n. and ono mrni,bln@
- -,
,l ,u..1
4 "'''e" '.'''',''S .'N i,.''V w. .'.,,'.,
Tell into tub oi applyJuuer and WAS fatal
ly sc4idcd.
Tine Uaoef>l.uD N. f. Church was ded;-
Gated rasi sunday. Bishop Andrew. preach
ed The one al Romaey will be dedicated
next sunday.
Rev. DR. Geo. ". smith. president lrn-
ity College, Hartford, since 1850, Is chosen
bishop of the EaStun, (Md.l diocese, vice
Lay, deceased.
The hrSt passenger car on the ne" D"Is'-
more ana ONO hai'Foau paSSeu over ''io
road from Baltimore through winning 'on
To Chester ON Monday week.
Tbo. p Hardin. aged So clerk AT the
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a California man 3, ON DIS way 'o Washing
ton with q buckboru chair which Dee will pre-
sent 90 President Cleveland That wi. bee de.
cidedly more comfortable cham Che born oi q
lilamml
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il is said 5y one who bias cried DO CHAT O. news
paper placed under the vest Tor che protection
of the chest IS equal Co am oyercoat for warmth
Now then. is the time to subscribe There's
nothing frieid about rHE FEEE PEE--.
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Maho. ehasatlast found vocation in vooch-
ing for wouldbe Bencdicts.
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Sirtu-fomrth Volume.

will contain "a new aud never before published
series OF lREN EUs LETTERS; regular correspond
euce from Great Britain. France, Germany and
Italy Letters from Mission Stations IN India,
China. japan. Africa and Micronesia; original
articles from men of influence and knowledge
OF affairs in different parts a. this country, and
selected articles from the choicest literary and
religious publications, i'm poetry and prose.
A New Volume containing Second Series
eff lRENEUs LETTERS, "a sketch of the author,
and review of his life and work, has been
published.
We shall offer this year special and attrac-
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Sample copies free
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YAK LOAD.
EARMERS wanting Fodder Irvine. I will
/ sell You q good article az lowest prices
Discount t0 che Trade.
August y. ls,5. 3. q. WASHINGTON.
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Bank Notice.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JET
/ FERSON At CHABLE,TOWN will be-
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SAM / HOWELL, Cashier.
November -, lsS5-3t
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Fish d!

CLUT, Branch and All Roe Potomac Her
" ring and Boned Shad for sale boy the Bar
rel. Half Barrel or Dozen.
Inne 1 ~ q " / KEARSIET
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I. A. MOORE
Clerk County Cor ri
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.79ic advertisements.
Piano For Sale.

4 SUPERIOR PIANO for sale on Accommo.
- dating Tcrnis Enquire at
Noy rs. ISIS FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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Tine CREATES, opportunity ever offered 20
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Fair and 0yst : Supper.

THE INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY,
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1885-01-22

Dy virtue of the authority in me
ID vested by the Constitution of
the State of. Louisiana and the laws
Hereunder, will proceed to sell at
the principal front door of the Civil
District Court House, in the town of
Bellevue, La, beginning at IL o'clock,
on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Z,
1885, and continuing on Monday fol-
lowing, and each succeeding day un-
til said sales are completed, all the
property ON which taxes are due the
State of Louisiana and Parish of
Bossier, to enforce collection of taxes
assessed in the year 1888, and each
year previous thereto, together with
interest thereon, according to law,
and all costs. The names of said
delinquent tax payers, the amount
due by each, less the interest and
costs. are as follow:
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STATE TAX SALES.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier,
vs..
Delinquent Tax Debtors Of the Parish
Of Bossigr.
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SIEMPRE E Ell MISMO !

Nuestro colega El Asimilis-
Ia quiere siempre haOlar de todC
Y dar en- todo su docta opinion
aunque a la postre nos recuerde
las mas de las veces la anecdota
aquella del apgulo que tanto l.
agrad6. El podra dar continues
traspies, pero este no importa. Lo
que es ell colega no Sc inmuta POI
una friolera nj por Glen frioleras
lEnvidiable fortaiesa!
En- uno de sus tiltimos numeros,
metiendo baza Et AsimilistG en- 10
que no entiende, Y queriendo liza vez
echarla de Domino con la Comisi6n
Provincial, q la mayorfa de cuyos
miembros juzga como lie parece; en-
uno de sus dltimos n1meros, de-
cimos, confunde lastimosamente
E1 AsimilistG Ia Escuela Normal,
cuya installation pende del infor-
me del Real Consejo Gle Instruction
P1blica, con una Catedra de Peda-
gogia, que Sc pretendi6 en- vano es-
tablecer aqui.
No expresa ell colega de la calle
del Cristo en- que provincia Sc Ell
cuentra establecida dicha Catedra,
que corresponds 4 una de las asig-
naturas que han de cursarse en- la
Escuela Normal, nj en- que dispo-
Sicion Sc funda tan ocurrente inno-
vaci6n, que no deriva de ley algu-
na.
Lo que ST dice nuestro colega es
que no habra Gun maestro, porque
con los nucyos programs no habra
dos que sc presenter a examen."
! Donosa manera de argiiir
ST hoy, que existe verdadera IL
bertad de ensenanZa para los que
Sc dedican al Magisterio, los cuales
no tienen que hacer otro sacrificio
que presentarse a examen y salir
aprobados, no habrd dos que sc pre-
senten, manana, que sc les exja es-
tudiar en- esta Capital 10 que pue-
den estudiar en- Sus reSpectivos pue
bios sin pernicios nj contrariedades
de ningdn g6nero, tcuantos Sc pre-
Tenga la bondad el eolega di-
dc contestar 6 esta pregun-
ia, va que con tantO 6nfaSis ha que
rido dar una leccion a la Comisi6n
Provincial y fulminar sentencia en-
10 que no entiende.
Nosotros, entire tanto, diremos
lSombradOs
Que Hberales son ciertos refOr-
nistas-asimiliStas de la vispera
Siempre el mismo el colega de
a calle del Cristo !