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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17
EMPORIA.

The following good words are taken
from the Lutheran Observer, published
at Philadelphia. They are written by
Jacob Clutz, who visited this pIsce {
few weeks ago: ..eg
This is one of the most beautiful cities
we saw In the entire trip. Il IL the
county seat of Lyon county, and now
claims population of IL, 600. II IL sit
uated between the Neosho and Cotton
wood rivers, and at the junction of the
AtchIson, Topeka and Santa Fe, the
Southern Kansas, and the Missouri
Kansas and Texas railroads. CONNER.
cially, 1t is said TO be one OF the most
important cities in the state. Its quite
favored also educatlonallY, being the
seat of the State Normal school, which
had 800 pupils last year, and of q new
Presbyterian college, for which 3 very
handsome building is now being erected.
Emporia has been recognized for several
years as a very important and promising
point for mission, and it was visited
two years ago by the western secretary.
Nothing was done, however, towards or.
ganizlng until last spring . year, when
Rev. J. A. Hartman was sent there bV
the board as missionary, and began.
Owing go the severe illness of his wife,
he only stayed six months, and the mis-
sion then renamed vacant until June 1
of this year, when Rev. r. d. Altman,
formerly of TIppecanoe:C City. Ohio, took
charge. He has reorganized with TWEEN
ty-two members, and opened q Sunday
school which already numbers fifty. He
has had much encouragement IN his
work, and If we may judge the charac-
ter of all his people from the half dozen
or so we met during our brief visit, we
should say success is sure. Brother Bar.
nitz spent Wednesday night with this
mission, and spoke in glowing terms OF
both pastor and people.
Rev. W. M. Spar is living in EN-
poria, and we greatly enjoyed, meeting
him, and were especially pleased 20
learn that his health has been SO far re.
stored that he feels able TO resume acsive
work again. We hope soon -, be able
to announce his employment ID one OF
our missions in Kansas, or elsewhere.
We cannot afford to have such men as
Brother Spar idle. ~ mn
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TEACHERs; MKETTNG.

80 The first meeting of the Lyon county
teachers association will be held at the
Garfield building. in this city, the first
Saturday in October The following is
the, program:
Massachusetts. Phillips and Town
send; and Misses Baker and Miller.
Address-Pres. A. r. Taylor.
Turbines in Schools'-John T.
Hoover.
First Years Work IN Numbers,"-
Miss Mary Maynard
Music.
,"The Verb"-County Superintendent
a. E.. Dixon.
"UnifOrmity of Text Books"-DIs
cussed by VIM. Mormon and O. A.
Bishop.
Music and adjournment.
The officers chosen by the association
for the present year are: President
A. r. Taylor; Vice President, County
Superintendent, A. G. Dixon, Treas.
urer; John T. Hoover, Secretary, Miss
Kate Tressler.
e This is the first meeting for the year and
it is to be hoped that the teachers of the
county will attend If possible and as
sist tan making the county teachers as
ISOLATION of Lyon county both interest
ing and instructive.
a. e. DIXON,
tTS0 LULU MoULToN,
.~ VIZ. p. MARMON,
Committee on Program
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CRY OoUNoIL PEoCEEDINos,
CRY CLERKS oFF1cR,


-, Sept 10, 1885.
Special meeting of the council.
Present.. w. Thatcher. president Of
the council and acting mayor IN the
chair; Councilmen Mccain, Bill. Wat.
son and Adds.
The clerk read the following call:
To J. ". Thatcher. president OF the council
and acting mayor Of the city Of Emporia.
The undersigned members OF the city
council respectfully petition ven 60 cali
q special meeting of the city council At
the Office of the city clerk, September
18th, at 10 O'Clock q. m. for the purpose
of considering the subject Of repairing
the macsdafn and gutteriag on CONNER
ctal street and taking action thereon.
]. 8. WATSON,
%. 8. BILL,
WIZ. Adds.
Pursuant 20 the above request here
by call . special meeting of the CITY
council at the time and place and for the
purpose therein expressed.
]. W. THATCHER,
President OF the Council and Acting
Mayor.
On motion of hIr- Watson the follow
ing was adopted:
Resolved, Thas the mayor appoint q
committee of three, whose duty it shall
be 70 proceed at once to repair CONNER.
cial street from Third avenue to Seventh
avenue, by relsylng the paving and
macadam- The macadam nov on said
street shall be worked over and reIaid,
mixed with new stone, SO that macadam
viii be ten inches deep, with necessary
slope from center tocuFbing. The gutter
shah consist of stone sixteen inches
wide, laid next TO curbiDg. and paving
stone-to be set on edge-to be laid next
to HAT stone for q space of two feet.
That such committee be empowered to
employ superintendent to take charge
OF such work under their direction, if IN
their judgment such superintendent is
necessary. Such committee shall have
power to purchase all necessary material
and employ the necessary labor to per-
. form such work. Thst such committee
repair the streets from Fourth to Sixth
avepue first. commencing at Fourth
avenue, and rep )rt to this council the
actual cost OF each block as fast az CON-
pleted. That all parties owning lots on
Commercial street not having water ser
vice pipe laid from their lots are request
ed tn have such service pipe laid to the
curblng, while said work is progressing
In case of neglect so to do. by such own
ers the committee on wsterWorks are di-
rected to cause such service pipes to be
laid, anc that no service pipes for gas OF
water be permitted to be LAID in same af-
ter the same shall be repaired.
That when the city shall lay water
pipes that no person shall be permitted
to use the same until they have paid the
cost of such pipes and laying of them to
the superintendent of water works.
The acting mayor appointed as special
committee J. s. Watson, chairman. and
ID. s. Bill and Frank McCain.
Adjourned. E. M. FoRDE,
City Clerk.
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Warsaw. Indiana. Daily Times: Ma
Margaret Boydstou. aecompanied4by her
daughter, Maggie. and Mr.. EdiW. GFsen,
Of En1p6ri4, Kansas. arrived ia this
place last night, bringing with fhsn tie
Remains Of Miss Jennie Boydso1, 5
death Gt.tbak place we hays slrea g.
corded Her friends here VIII 6senaao
learn that Mrs Baydsioa Il bed -
under this heavy. strike of Afiicaion
with chrastiaa f0rtitude and resisaasiaa.
She has bad her full share Of snoakls
and mourning over the loss of her GAIA
rem In 1850 i've OF them died iaallae e
three weeks, leaving only one. who Mas
at that time an infant Now she L eeaah
called upon 70 mourn the loss es ooe
whose lnveIiness, goodness, and kIadlI.
ness of heart we're widely known - -
people of this place and vicinity. =
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UNDER a HORSES FEET.

Last Monday, after Mrs. Meyer and
Mrs. Josie Munson had alightrd from a
buggy TO do some shopping and while
the latter was passing near, the horse
kicked at flies and caught the cork of his
shoe in the lady's hoops. Mrs Munson
was thrown TO the ground under the
horses feet and before assistance could
extrlcate her from the dangerous posi-
ton she received two or three strokes
from the horses boot. She was removed
to a storerO0m and a physician called
The wounds receiver, although painful,
are sot serious. Mrs. Munson, who Is
from Ohio, is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Mover.
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: ~ II. H.. BUcKwALrER.

can get abundance Of money to loan
on farms in large OF small sums for one.
two, three, four, OF I'VE years. 81 a low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made IN small sums at different times
or the whole amount may DO kept five
years or PAID of apY tipe. Rooms at
door back OF EmDoria. National Bank.
s. N. SMITH.
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Fla The follOWlng 1s,the eFdtaancs sWkieh
Ae1ipg Mayor Thnlcher has ordered the
city eGcers 20 enforce: .tsrzA-c'ti -. ?,
IA ordinapea sosamsad section Ghres
of an Ofdtnaucs emitted @An; ordiuence
in relation TO 6tstr1 c:io6s ID streets asid
public groCnds," approved Oc4obsr Gsth,
1874. Be ieordesedf BY Che rmsyOP ana
eouucllmeH of, the eIfy d. Emb6siS: '"s.f
Section l, TaAt seetson three OF a. Or.
dInsnce entitled 'san '0edinanee IN Rela-
ton. 70 Ohssfucslons in ssreSts 6nd public
grounds.. :, AppgOved= 9ctaheg esh. 1874,
IL hereby amended b read. "a .fnIiows
Section 3. Il shall not Be lawful for auY
peEzOn. 10 place upoa any sJdeRalk any
box. barrel or eOodsnR WeEss- Of aay de.
serip7on 90 s0thsr otslF1et!0e, iexcepe
merchants shall b eaiIsle6lo uss eide,
walks Withoaf obasEuCtAnS& hs Ams. i0s
use ssd passsge SbeFecl foR The purpose
OF receiving, openings Or SAippins goods.
wares, and merchABd@sa. y ki,s ~ $50
sss'1- - .-r'sai51 r KPRaIK4.a :,
b e -'iE - Acii6g Mayor, 1870:
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THE RUSSIAN APRICOT.
Read BY sess:. 4llll.en ss.e.s :a.L,

Read by Robert Mtlliken Before tho lsy0s
County Horticultural society.
This fruit, new to this country, hai
been introduced into our stste by thu
MennonItes, and after having borne q
crop or TWO has been offered to our plan
ters as the fruit par excellence. The
trees, SO far put on the market, have been
seedlings, raised from the pits OF tht
few fruits produced by the frat trees IN.
Produced into the Mennonite colonies
and ART mostly one year old, ,...t
During the past season tho trees were
Offered here. and have been ask ed time
and again what knew about the, fruit
and It's quality. to which i could aoniy
reply that ] knew nothing, positively,
and 1t must be tested before
its merits would be known. When {,
was claimed by intereated parties that
IL was healthy in tree, and perfectly tree
from insect attacks, suggested that
perhaps IL had not been put to q thor
ough test, and that we had better wait
until we know more about It before
giving 1t unqualified endorsement.
am now PREPARED 10 give reliable sesti-
mnny oR'fhis point from leatef whites
me july %, 1886, by g., c.. Bracket,
secretary of the Kansas State
Horticultural society, ftoEh which
L take the I0iloWing extract: II spent
yesterday investigating abe RussIGu
aprIcots~ At the Russian settlement
northwest of Peabody. i found the
fruit scabbY and wormy. much 10 my
regret, Ss had hoped that We haa & sub
stitute in. them fog our apIleOk, plum
and to 8 certain extent. peach, Don's
permit any. vendeT TO delude you INTO
the belief that they are curculio proof /.
1 found trees heavily laden with fruit Of
which fully three-fourths were infested
with the Larvae. think the
tree is hardy, and some
years the fruit IL finer, but in my opinion
the Russian apricot is doomed to ruIna-
ton. and will be enrolled as worthless q
fruit as the plum, because of the depre-
dations of the Little Turk, and In avery
few years more T.. .s,..s - >
The Russisns told me that they vere
not worniy in Russia, and that only .
few were attacked last year, bat most ali
were worrnY this year. You know the
curse of these Little Turks, hence yOu
will. / belIaYe. concur with me.
need add nothing mUre. Thie Is IS
feared it would be. I could perceive
inequalities IN this fruit that could
think would exempt il from urculio Il.
tacks.
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Before buying a sewing machine and
for your t0&hl good aud interest, you
should, .bylah means, examine tho New
Crown and get prices. Remember that
all kinds-Of email musical instruments,
also q sfiner line of violin, guitar and
banjo strings. are kept at the Favorlte,
ITO Commercial street. ''"' "''.'"-'''
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AMERICUs NEWS:
.RDITED By BURIoW, - >

/ rise -rR WEDNESDAY,, Sept. 10.
N. Wise is building him new barr
on the site. of the one struck by light
night1ing last summer. r..f rma
Rock are being hauled for the crossing
on lower Nam street, 5sr,t...
John Bead and wife returned from
Belle Plaine yesterday. .o-v .fs- Isl
Mrs. G. A. GFinell is having her rooms
plasteFed and papered. ,..,,r..,., ,,,.,. -.
TIE work on s. GibsOn's house will
be pushed ahead rapidly. 49, a..t
Complaints. of chicken cholera are Du.
meTous. .f-,st- f.rt.rF - raj 7,--f q.
The numerous small bridges which.
were washed out by the recent rains have
all been replaced .,-e.t... a.4 70. 81
Town 10 dull and items are SCARCE, as
nearly everybody ID husy hayiDg and
cutting corn. ,,., -+f.,...., 70. '-~...y
Jansen & Freyscklag, with their por-
table dry goods stores, are in the city: .
There are 40 pupils enrolled now
In our public school,. Fifteen new seats
will be needed II is thought by the di-
reCt0rs thai, the enrolment will reach
800 when, the returns are all in o--,A T.
- Mixed paints at Bonds. ta' -g-s
Diamond dyes at Bonds .aer . s.r
Lard aud machine Oil at Bond's - tf-
:, (, Hairs ccnCiitioh'p powders at Bonds.
For anything You. want in dry goods
or groceries, call on, Tressler s. Lowry,
They don't take . back seat tor any one
IN prices.
= The place TO get bargains IN flour and
ffeed is the AmerIcus mill. hh 5Fi-'
| Corn chop, oats, shorts and bran al
| the AmeFicns mill! ger" -e'. ~ =.
| -Accessions are being made to the
stock of Fre1 He1ning until he DOW has
IS complete grocery store as there il
In the city of Americus. New goods
low ,rTfeeS and honest dealing Is his
motto ? The only proof of the RboVf
that il necessary Is to, give him a call
and e'samine the goods and prices fol
Lycurst.lf.
| Picture frames at Eesh Bros. ~ -
Wa,ated-Good, fresh. sweet butter al
Treaslef 8 LOwry's. isr ~ .fs'T' JOS
s We do not sell goods on time but we
/ will give ou the best; bargains for cash,
In dry goods, boots, shoes and clothing
ever offered In Southern Kansas.
:? Cones. "boss'' oYeralis, the best fitting,
at Tn ssler g Longs. :; ''',''nr '''i' n -
XeePit before the people Odf goods
must sell: Our low prices for spot cash
will sell them Come and see if we tell
you dle, truth at .Gibson's Pioneer Store
| Nov is the time for real cash bar
gains at Gibson's Pioneer Store,
I,.vFOr cash or country produce tie stand.
ard grocery house of Losh Bros. will
give Tdn as much goods as any rlegiti.
mate firm in the county .,rs. - F.f
The. low cash prices We are giving ii
reduc ing our stock rapidly, Every body
is inv Eteu 70 come and get our pIiLes al
GibeOn's Pioneer Store. - iTsr' ''.', 20 I
The Mcdonald overall. Warranted
! not to rip. At Lesh Bros. ',l'' s,.r-.--',o.-
For the fall trade-mOre boots and
shoes than any house in town at TTessleI
& -Lowry,s. .,.......,.....-.......-,.-,.....
J. Very. low prices on everything in Ouy
store tor two weeks more at Gibson'i
Pioneet Store. v.''' .: a1r' 'a's''s''''
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The county commissioners met last
Monday, and after ordering E. r.
Sprsgue to examine court house add
make needed repairs. they visited So
denis bridge for the purpose of inspect
ing the new stunswork and bridge ap-
nFnaches.
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60. KANe As CITY September I6
CATrLE-Reoeipts 2, sea: MARI ct for chOics
seipners and butcaerstuH abeut.steHdy Tex,
noesL receipts. b,Ial: market slow and
hard to dispose of.
~ pAc Daily Indicator reports: WHEAP-Re.
ceipts, ,27i; shipments, 7542; In store. Z5II,.
Szz: market siren ger but quiet; No 2 red
.Sasp: 111Sc bid, T3Ko asked; October, T3kc
O1d. IS&c asked; HoyemkeF, :F6cs bid, -7Fl<C
Sssedi DecaaberS 789Sc bid, zoe asked, No, I;
SOFT cash, sales SIS65<c 49,
store. E213S; market qaies; Mo- s. red; Iash
80 20 Bid. S3xc asked; NoYemer, nominal; the
ear. sc asked No. 2 white. cash, -8S5< G bid
RxE-HomInal
- ERss-DuII as I4c' Per dozen! - 'ss-''
4SJTTEB-kifn, eBd. unchanReSI. -. =,. p.
AAY-Fancy small bAIed, 81.
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is.rf8AHs8EEEE.

Fss{s ACssf4k t-tH sss - Ssess s-fSst - So
EfYsg Cream Balm RAs recommends
10 ne Byy MY drdgRff g. s 81 ~ Iieniakiye
lSk1de1t epsT = - s1klnx n ds dfs
EErkc6sd. nu1csse - of Aeisi1sE-and Hsvs
Hound It specific fer thas much dread.
"a and lOa2hsoms dI1s4est For ten
yeaTs o. more IhxB hesH1EEsaG suffer
breach year. from August 9th slsl frost
And, have tired many alleged remedies
fDs Is ours, but Elyss Cream Balm 1s 4ha
only pTeyentaflVs / haxe ever sou9d !.
Hay Fever sufferers ought 90 know o.
"a efficacy. s--
ssfwsf FRANK B. AIHsWORF
Of P.B. AINsWozrR 3 Co, Publishe1
1ndlsnnpolis. Ind. azsie
I hare besn afaIcted viii Hay Fever
soreegs8 yeArs- EIY,s Cream BALM cured
ne satIgely..., s...-.,,,.-.. 5, is.,.s..- .
IBID. GALEIaAN. BagENe 1tssters
sfI1& 81 a R. r Tsrns Aausss 4qdo,s
= ? :
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AuCnacaeo.

=, -. =. GHyCAsO, September IT,
HOGS Receipts II, 900; market fairly active
light grades Sc higher; $2.sO0l, IS. ;. :, 81
Stripping, t3.9O05SO; butchers. 81 750409
TexanS., y 04aOs, - - > :. 2, .
I SaEEP. ReceiDts, 300; market SLOW; 81 o,
WHEAr-Market closed strong and higher,
sic for cash; S2e for Ocsoberr y =
os;Si.ln. -Easier; 4sSc ser cashi, E9ISo iOl
Is 2:AFs-Firm; sshO for cash; 7ske for DC:
|. RYE-S6c. ~ 10 Hf's - 49, .-'.''fifsss-it
BAELEE--6sc z4-,...-f =, ...,f-.,-..,..
FLAX SKRD-SI 10 - '-'i.
P.soRK-FiTm; s. Is for cAsh; - 77,s ADii, Oe:
sd a.ARD- Steady; u z2,i for cash and oJtoc-
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CONGRATULATIONS

Leroy Butcher and Abigail L. Cham
berlain were unIied IN masriags Sunday
evening, by D, II. Holmes. Justice o.
the peace, before a large number OF
friends. Mr.. Bucher, wbois brother
Of Frank and Parr Butcher. of this city,
has q great many friends here /. as
has also his estimiable vile. who jssn
IN wishing them lite as happy As the
Duptial evening.
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The musicale given by Mrs. Chase on
Saturday evening was largely attended
by Normal stndents. Mrs. Knott,s solo
vas one OF the most commendable exer-
cises of the evening. Ray Chase aud
Miss Griffin. in comic song, elected
much laughter. Tue entertainment VAS
. very successful affair.
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l. TIE standing. puzsie lEon the streets
now; 10 ,Nhy CITY Attorney Rsadofph
wore q minislsEss hat @TopsksR Mr.
Randolph Is krown aAIsssWaeAsn, D4l
it is hardly thought that he would Eesofi
y this strategy 70. secure half tfsEe on
roads. q hotels. ssN Tie mystery Ia
| the case F6mGtns unsolSed. 1lrn - .s,,s
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The hEm'ot Bitter 'S Welty is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, J. E. Wei.
~ retiring. he having sold. his Interest
to s. V. Bitlsr, who will continue the
business at same place, he assuming all
debts OF the Arm and all debts due SAID
firm are payable 20 him Dated this
10Th day Of Augdst 1856, ~
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Money! llonsTlI Monsy,i,

To Loan ON City Property and Farms
AT the very lowest Tate,oE interest and
commission Money paid when papers
arc signed. Correspondence aud per
SOnAl interviews with c view TO business
relations solicited. Once, Fifth ave-
nue.. third, door west OF Commercial
street, north side. ~.,. ..I ..'.
...r III II Ruruw.yrp,, i.
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FoR SkfE--AfsrEn with good water
and timber; 90 acres bottom, balance
slope land; q part in cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part OF purchase money can remain for
I'VE years. Apply soop 10 .s.,
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Remember that we at all times keep
full stock of moldihgs. from the cheap
est to the best, which We make up 70
order. and ggafAptee good joints, as we
have the best frame maker In the city.
You can rely on FIRST class work. nj the
Favorite. II e. NTNTT@-
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Call and get prices on pianos and or,
gans, as We sell. them either for cash or
on easy payments 70 suit our customer s,
or will trade fOr horses aud stock. ...
~. T. SuPrE, Prop. FayorIte.
ITO Commercial street.
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A circular has been issued by tho
principal of the California. normal
school, Charles H. Allen, announcing
that q memorial pamphlet will be pub
1ished containing, a portrait of the late
Henry B. Norton and sketches of, the
memorial services held Ia San Jose. En-
poria and elsewhere, The pamphlet
will Contain about 100 pages. and will
be sold bound, ip paper .,coyer with eu-
craving. for so cents. bound In morocco
with photograph and autograph, 81 SO.
The money received above the actual ex-
penses of publishing the book, will he
used 10 establishing q fund Tor the edo.
cstlo1 of Prof. Norton's children.
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No 10 nn nnmnS 3 a mnahl asss IA

The Central Loan. and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern In The
county, always lends -its-mOney at the
lowest rates of interest nbtaInahlo 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. s-s Interest payable
here
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A party composed Of co! HUNTING
ton. A. Tucker, John Erickson, Harry
Davis, B, Cioesson. ID, d, 'Tnekr, J. E
Griffith and Miss JMsude Durkss, came
came up from EurekG yesterday and left
on the noon train FOT 'ropska; where they
will attend WAshbnrn college. ~, ~ ., ~,
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lie. Altman leaves to-nighs for Kan
TszsCily where he will meet an agent
1sd buy the best and largest stock OF
rubber goods ever brought to Emporia,
which viii be sold At prices thatcan,t be
discounted,
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Dariua Chambliu or Rock creek
brings this OElce sAnpIes of very: fiue
apples, growh By himself The varieties
are yellow bsilAoNer, !, Haas. N alden
blush md ramhbzoS. ns S''l' -,
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The wOmGh's relief corps will give an
eptertalnmeut Thdrsdsy evening, s. the
rssidsnce. Of j. n. Hyde. 81 i0s Cotton.
wood street, ~ tfs r,si4 r..f,,-. ,....,,-,
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The work d the 7. Il, 9. 4. has been
greatly augmented Of late. by the aGldi-
ton Of several OF EmpOrias leading
business men 20 its membership. go :
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On long time at low rate of interes,
and commisslon, on reAtesAts. As soon
As papers are made out and accepted
money p ready. No delay, call on
Wells Bros. ....-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17

Call on G. Il. Russell at the Emporia
Hardware compAny's and see the Auto
matte Steam Generator. ""
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17

A number Of new students have en-
tered she college Of Emporia.., The en-,
rOllments will sOoa reach, 100. ssd :.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17

3 Prot. Batlev has organized q special
class E6t advduGsd students az the Bible
aa the Il e. Sunday school. - 'i'<t.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17

Remember that you can buy picture
frames and mOuldings cheaper at the
FAvorite than at any other place in the
city. This Is no humbug.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-17

The New Crown Is going to be leading
machin es IN the market, mind what
tell you: 2~o-.. 3rTHE FAvoRrTR. = =,
.t,.'. Ito Commercial street,