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EMpoR1A rREEL 1nRARY.

Rooms over the First National Bank.
RULE Library and reading room open
daily-from Sept lSt to June LIST, from TO
D. m, and from to p. m; from June 1st to
Sept. list, from a. m. 70 u m and from
1880 TO Top. m. Sunday; Reading room open
RULE s.OPermanent residents of the city
are entitled to the free privilege of the
Yicinit1 of the city, can have same privilege
Us permanent residents. upon the payment
Of the following fees; Family cards. 500
Single cards 81 90 per year, 81 80 six months,
or i0c per VOL, and upon registering their
RTIR "a aHWritinT in the books is prohibi.
ted, and all injuries to books 5eYond reason
able wear, and all losses, shall be promptly
RULE A-Each family is entitled to draw
not to exceed two books at one time en-
family cardsi on otl sr cards. only one, which
takon, and no book can be retained longer
than two weeks at time; provided. how
ever, if the same book is not Wanted oy Any
other person, it may be taken for an addition
RULE 5.-Any person retaining book for
be subject to a fine Of ten cents per week or
fraction of week beyond that t1mes and no
other volume or book can be taken out until
RUIZ eli q book is kept more than four
weeks, the person keeping 1t shall pc neG1'
led ofthis delinquency By the Li6EaTian. by e
turned within one week thereafter, IL sinai.
be considered as lost, and the holder charged
RTtE 72No person shall be entitlc to the
privileges Of the library while there are any
charges against them on account OF the
library, remaining unpaid.
RUIZ g. Books can only be taken from the
shelves by the librarian.
RULE ANY person of good dePo ,,,
and habits may use the reading 70 0fII s,, )
use of tobacco, anu all conVers0 y' ~
other conduct not consistent with tSn ,1 "hs
and orderly use OF the reading rod n1 eu aSs
/ TNnNFO
RUIK IO-Books Of reference
| feals cannot be taken from the a' anu L'eLLo ra
RULE l1.-An stock holders 20 ,he II I'm
poria Library arr entitled to tho 1919 49, -;
| leges and rights as they Were no.Ser ~,
rules and regulations OF the Empori,
1 RULE l3-Each person entj.Jo3 20 ,t-av
i books IRON the library mnst he f'.rrsshs,
/ with u card inscribed with Ms o~ her nsme
reelaehh IC anu aesIsscr number. This car
| returned or renewed. Notice OF chanFe Q
residence must be given at the library.
RULE bah persons tak ing out books vii
he reqnlIssd ~ a sne following agreement
taken from the Emporia library In Is goo
1 condition as received. ordinary wear alone e.
cepted, in acc rdance with the rules govern
ing the library; and 70 Day ali damages
Il do not return any book 70 the librarian
| said library within the proper time TO pa
l the value OF such book.
- do hereby guarantee and bind myse
that the said--Will keep the foregoing col
tract.
| will be required 20 furnish security that Il
, above contract will be kept
RULE 14.-AEy lack OF proper attention
the librarian to the patrons Of the HbTaT
RULK 15.-ReEuiAr meeting of the libra
committee on the first monday OF ca
month"; 4 30 p m
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AsADoAsE.

A few minutes before noon Friday
George Irvine. painter, who has lived
in this city tor several years, walked into
w. G. McClarY's grocery store. When
he entered, Mr.. McClary noticed that he
held revolver IL his hand ana thai
something was wrong. Young Twins
a. soon e. he was within the room began
swearing and behaving Is man thai
was insane. kicking boxes and threaten
ing 70 kill and destroy whatever came
In his way. Mr.. McClary Immediately
went 70 the court house where he found
Deputy Sheriff Worster, who went d.
recAiy 20 the store. During the absence
of Mr.. McClary, Irvine became worse
and is was all that Deputy Worster
and his assistants could do to hold him.
Mr. WOrster then took from him a
22-caliber Colts revolver, which was
cooked and loaded. A dFeY wagon was
Immediately secured from Barwick's
stable, and after hard struggle they sue
ceeded In getting the man into It. His
head was placed on some
gunny sacks and held firmly TO keep
him from beating 1t against the floor.
The poor fellow screamed pitIfully and
struggled desperately. When he was
unIoaded at the court house it required
six men to hold him, as he fought with
all the power that 3 mailman can sum-
mon. He was carried TO 9 room In the
court house and laid on an iron
cot, on which he was held.
Once he succeeded in getting up and
breaking away from those who had him
and ran to the door, striking in all diEec-
tlons, with glarIng eyes and biting and
f0amIng at the mouth. The crowd
quickly dispersed. with the exception of
five or six men, who, alter quite seuf-
fe, succeeded in overpoHering him. He
was then placed In the bed and firmly
tied with ropes. At times he
became little quiet, but only for few
minutes. A doctor was called and after
watching him q short time left him
some medicine. There was little doubt
as to the young mans trouble. Alcohol
had maddened his brain. A NBWs re-
porter spoke TO an intimate friend
OF his who had been with
him all morning In reference
TO his habits. SAID he: Mr..
Irvine had not drank any for nearly five
years until very recently, and that, /
think. was brought on by trouble of
which he said nothing" do you know
of his drinking anything lately" asked
the reporter. "Yes, sir" said his friend,
''this morning he came down town, and
with another chum and myself
drank bottle of alcohol
at about 10 O'Clock. When We had
emptied the bottle George drew a well
filled flask from his pocket and said,
Now we will have something good
This seemed to effect him some, but moi
SO much but that he behaved we'll and q
short time before going into McClary's
grocery store he met Mr.. Morgan
and paid him small bill
which he owed. The doctor who at
tended him gave him medicine and
thinks that In few days the tremOrE
with which ne has been seized, viii
pass away and leave him a sober and q
WISER man. He has been boarding Will
j. P. Elliott, on North Commercial
street, and even his most intimate friends
did not know that he had been drinking
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THE CHAMPION NINE.

The interest In base ball is gradually
working up to q high pitch. A
meeting at the Office of S. A. Brown
s. Co, was largely attended Friday night
and an organization perfected. j. j
Robertson was elected chairman and
George McHardy secretary. The organ
ization consists of the following persons
George Ciapp, captain and second
baseman; Frank Andrews, pitcher; M
LYnck, catcher; Frank Evans, short stop
H. ID. N. Bird, first base; ] J Robertson
pitcher and fielder; NJ. WilhIte, Third
base; Harry Kirk center fielder; r. T
Pack, left fielder.
II was decided at the meeting To- lease
the grounds near the Missouri Pacific
depot, and iHclOse the same with a high
board fence, inside of which seail
for spectators will be arranged
The grounds will be lescll' 4
and fitted up in the best pusslble man
ner. In order to 1T up the grounds as
desired an expense of about $3.50 will be
required, and to meet this stock com
pany has been proposed. The cricke
club will be solicited to join in the com
panY. A committee has been sppOInteC
to solicit members and 1t is hoped Il
give definite shape to the movement IN 1
| few days.
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Notice

a. C. Hill. plaintiff. VS.. E. b. White, de-
PENDANT.
Before F. p. Payne. j. p, in and for the
of Kansas.
Said defendant will lake notice that he has
been sued by said plaintiff befoIe SAID Justice
of the peace; that q gaTnishment summons
was, on the 1lth day OF April 1885, issued in
said cause by said Justice for the sum of So. SO
and served on the Wells, Fargo q Co, kx-
press Com pany, and said express com pany
answered, disclosing property OF the defend
ant in its possession. That said case will be
heard on the 9th day Of June, 1885.
a z. HILL, plaintiff.
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TIE GRANT MONUMENT.


q. w. Cleaver, manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph company. OF this city,
has received the following, dated st.
Louis, July 81. from Superintendent L..
q. Baker. regarding the receipt of sub
scriptions for u Grant monument:
The executive committee OF the West
ern Union Telegraph company resolved
at its meeting today to subscribe the
sum of 5000 towards the fund for q
monument of General Grant. II also re-
solved that the managers Of the offices
of the company should be instructed to
receive subscriptions to the fund from
the public. Please, therefore, instruct
the respective managers by telegraph to
display in their offices notices to the eff
feet that they are prepared 20 accept such
contributions and to give informal re-
ceIpts therefor. which receipts Will be
subsequently replaced by formal receipts
from the committee of the Grant monu-
ment association which has been ap.
pointed by the mayor of the city of New
York.
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KANSAS SILK ASSOCIATION

Commonwealth: The following char.
ter was fled at the Office Of the secretary
of state yesterday; "The Kansas Silk
association" The objects of this cor
poration are to grow, manufacture, buy
and sell silk. and TO transact all such
manufacturing, agricultural and mer-
camille business as may pertain thereto.
The principal offices are TO DO located at
Topeka and Newton. The capital stock
is SIC! 1000, and the following are the in
corporations: ]. F. Goddard. J. 8. Leeds,
w. 1. Way. L. G. Panizzardi, q. 8. Gleed,
of Topeka; @. L. Burnett Barrett, Chi.
cago, Illinois, and Fl. II. Nickerson,
Newton, Kansas.
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ACC1DENrAI snoOrINel


The news of an accidental and sad
shooting reached this city from near
Lebo Saturday. About the middle of the
week the sixteen. YeaT-old son OF David
Griffith, who owns large farm known
as the Panteg place, In company with
two of his friends concluded To go fish
lag. They also took shot guu which
was laid IN the bottom of the
wagon with the muzzle point
ing back. Young Griffith was
walking behind swinging hatcheii and
becoming tired OF carrying it, threw il
into the wagon. The Ratchet struck the
trigger of the gun, dlscharging the en-.
tire load of leaden shot through the end
gate into the young mans breast. After
the accident young Griffith lived only
two hours, and was buried FRIDAY
near Lebo. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith have
many friends In EmporIa aud other partl
of the county who unite in sympathy Al
their loss.
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lCITY LOTS.

West street.
Ito West street.
10 Neosho street.
/ State street
8 State street,
$50 Constitution street
50 Commercial street.
10 Mechanics street.
"a Mechanics street.
IS Market street.
Union street.
50 Cottonwood street
IS Cottonwood street.
10 Exchange street.
Is Exchange street.
81 Exchange street.
lb5 Exchange street..
Sylvan street.
lie Sylvan street,
l66 Sylvan street
q East street.
The two best vacant lots now to be had on
Merchants street north of Ninth avenue,
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me Cannon Ban. Thunderbolt and |

The Cannon Ball. Thunderbolt and Cy-
clone trains are ali side-tracked Tor the
st. Louis Limited. via. the Missouri
Pacific, the only line running three ex-
press trains from Kansas City to st.
Louis. ST. LOUIS day express a. 7:S0 4.
m, St. Louis night express at 6:15 D.
N. To the third train which leaves Kan.
sas City at 8 % p. m the management
of the Missouri Pacific wish TO call the
special attention of the travelling public
and the citizens of Kansas, to the great
st. Louis Limited Train of palace
coaches. Horton reclining chair can
free and the only line running Pullman
buffet sleeping and parIor cars In The
west. To avail yourselves of all thesS
advantages without any extra cash YOU
ticket must he over the Missouri Pacific
J. Il. LYON. w. P. A.,
Kansas City.
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KEAL asrA4E rRAnsEERs.


Ella G. Elstun to L. II. Clark. 10.
Constitution street 81 200.
A. o. Wharton 30 J. A. McClintock
60 Commercial street. Randolph's addi
ton; $500.
Hannah Suddock 10 A. b. Loomis
III Congress street; 5000.
A. q. Proctor 90 VIM. CIApp, IS Mer.
chants street; 81.
Sarah A. Hobbs to P. II. Alexander,
Hobbs addition. 500.
John B. Yeomang 70 Mccormick 6
Love. 80 Sylva1 street; $500.
Samuel b. Carey % a. j. hObiasGn, 10
Homer's subdivision Of block Is of Pot.
wins subdivision; 500.
Nelson j. Stephens 10 Won. Z. Prttch-
ard % Congress street; 1916.
Nelson j. Stephens to Joseph Morse,
1853 Commercial street, $500.
Emporia Hotel Co. 20 II. @. Whitley,
81 and 80 and part Of 81 Merchants
street; 1900.
Thos. W. RaGhbone to 81. w. Collard,
ia West street; q, 500.
Sarah A. Hobbs 70 Mccormick &
Love, 43, IS and ~ Market street, and
Hobbs' addition; $4,000.
Lyon Co. TO A. LOOmis, 60 CONNER
cial street: $2,2O5.
A. A. CLARK to J.H. Wright, 140 Union
Della a. Wall to Eva A. LATHE, 90
and hf of 81 State street; $500.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS.
Julia II Lyman to VIM. w. Scoon, n
hf Of NV or 23-21-12; $500.
II. A. Campbell TO jennie Campbell,
NV or and ne or, o. 49, 10; $3.50.
m. Elliott TO s. @. Thompson, 8
acres in ne or, 9-16-10; $500
JFmes Mesterson 70 Thomas GeTaghty,
NV or, 32-17-18; 200.
James AasteEsOn 20 A. n. Henderson,
ne Or, 31-17.13; $4,000.
Geo. Starch 70 Vim. Phillips. sH or Of
Be or, % 17-i3; $3.50.
WIN. Fl. Cheney TO g. Wilkins, sW or,
q. N. Elliott to 8. @. Thompson, NV
or 22.1f.10; 5000.
8. G. Thompson TO Hugh King, NV or
of sw or. 1910; $500.
Mary A. Vennum to Edward r. Allen,
Sc or, 25-2t-11; $1,000.
p. B. Plumb TO +. n. WeaYer, hf
of ne or 33-15-12; $40.
j. w. Lynn 70 T. B. Hull, ne or of NV
or 33 1912; $50.
j. K. o. Sherwood TO L. G. Briggs,
sw or 21.l5 ID; 1915.
W. ]. Ewing to N v. Thatcher, hf
Of ne or so 1911; $500.
Edward Decker to Samuel Boyd, Q hf
Of sw or and NV or of Sc or 27-l5-1O;
100.
Margaret II. Lander to John Sanders,
hf of NV or 4.1s 10; 500.
Rachel p. Lundley to 8. Chandler,
part OF sw or of sw or 11-19.11; 30.
Joel Wood to Henry G. Wood, sw Or
of NV or 10 20-10; 800.
w. T. Stokes 20 Henry Westfsll, und
hf of sw or and " hf of Sc or 20 20 10;
5000.
j. 81. Smith to w. N. Rishel, NV or
and NV or of ne or 1920 IL; $4,000.
Sally Goodrich TO 8. u Chamberlin, &
hf of sw or 22-20-13; 81 600.
8. D. Chamberlin TO r T. Snediker, 6
hf of sw or 22-20-13; $1,000.
T. B. Nees 70 Ruth A. Stanley, " hi
OF ne or 19-20-13; $1,000.
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ese Arc sofa FactI.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
Of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters- Inactivity Of the liver, bilious
ness, jaundice, constipation, weak kid.
neYs, or any disease Of the urinary or.
gans, or whoever requires en eppetlzsr,
tonic or mild stimulank will always find
Electric BltteHs the best and only Ger.
tain cure known. They act surely and
quickly. every bottle guaranteed. 10 givs
entire satisfaction or money refunded.
Sold at dftY cents per bottle by
B. Wheidon. ID
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TIE INsTTTUTH SOCIAL.

There Is, perhaps, no class Of socially
Inclined people that can enjoy an even
ing's entertainment more perfectly, and
at the same time make every visitor in
attendance equally happy, to better ad-
vantage than the teachers. The institute
social at the Garfield building Wednes-
day was in every respect q very pleasant
affair. and although the literary exercises
were the subjects of only few days
preparation the program was very inter-
esting aud creditable.
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CoUNTERFEIrERs BEWARE.
a MichIgaa COnoern EPjOIned.


tFrom the Rochester Morning Herald
The following injunction has been OBJ
tanned by the Hop BItters Company, of
Rochester, N. Y, against ColIatinus D.
Warner Of Reading, Michigan, pro-
hibiting him from the manufacturing or
selling GERMAN Hop Bitters."
The President Of United States of Amer
lea to COllatlnus d. Warner, of Read
ing, Mich, his servants, Workmen,
statesmen and agents, and each and
every of them:
Whereas, il has been represented unto
the justices of our circuit court, the
Hon. Stanley Matthews, aud the Hon.
Henry B Brown, at Detroit, within and
for said district, sitting as a court of
chancery that you. CoiIatinus D. Warner. are
manufacturing and selling q medicicine
named German Hop Bitters In fraudulent i'm
itation of the Hop Bitters made and sold by
Som I.pad your said medicine being
the public into purchasing such counterfeit
goods as the manufacture of the complainant.
ises, do STRICTLY enjoin YOU. the said Gala
tinus ID. Warner. and ali and every the per-
sons before named, from using the words
ties SO as to induce the belief that such fluids
are made by complainant; and further from
manp lLt selling or Offering for sale
with the labels, and in the general form in
which you were manufacturing and selling
tiers, on the fling of the bill; or in any
| other bottles, or with any other tables con-
trtved or designed to reprs 81 mt or iniuce
the belief that the bitters or fluids so!i by
you are the goods OF the complainant, until
the further orders OF the court.
Witness.
TIE Bon. MORRISON R. WAITE.
Chief Justice of the United States
At Detroit. this fit enth day of July, a. ID
1885.
| Il. e.. Walter S. Harsha Clerk.
Prosecute the SWindlers
| If when you call for Hop Bitter the Drug
/ gist hands out anything but "Hop Buffers
| with green cluster of Hops on white label
shun that druggist as you would viper; AM
/ IL he has taken your money tor a b gus stun
indict him for the fraud and sue him 70
| damages for the sWindle, and we will rev arr
you literally for the conviction.
See u. S. court injunction against G.. d
| Warner, Reading, Mich. and all his sales
men, agents, druggists and other imitators
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Thu Normal Janitor complains that a
number Of young people are lrespAssing
upon the privileges Ui this Normal by
loitsrins about the campus. singing and
talking, late IN the night, aud desires
tbnt IheesEme should not be repeated.
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THE NEWS.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, iss5,
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF TUnkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief.
Her lite was despaired of, until in last
October she procured bottle OF DIR.
Kings New Discovery, when immediate
relief was felt, and by continuing its use
| for q short time she was completely
cured, gaining IN flesh fifty pounds in q
| few months.
Free trial bottles of this certain cure
of all throat and lung diseases at B
Wheldon's drug store. Large bottles
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rhat Dlrtv DansIruR

every way. It soils the clothing con-
tinually, and is accompanied by hard
ly less annoying sensation of itching.
The scalp is diseased. There il nothing
in Ghe world 30 thoroughly adapted 70
this trouble as PaTker's HAIR Balsam,
IE cleanses and heals the scalp, stops
the falling hair and restnres its Original
softness, gloss and color. IL not oily
highly periumed, an elegant dressing
Is economical, as only small occasion
al application keeps the hair In perfec
condition
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READING NEWS.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAN, IN.

EDITED BY NARY DE ZEAHs Jk.
THURSDAY, July 30.
Miss Alice Smith has returned from
her visit to Ohio.
Wright & SalYer have moved into
their new store, and are filling up with
good line Of groceries.
Tine Best Is hauling rock preparatory
to erecting dwelling house opposite
DR.. BlddIe's.
Astable is bling built at the NJ. E.
parsonage.
George Connell is about putting an
addition on the north end of his house.
Eli Patterson and daughter started TO
Illinois today for couple Of weeks
trip.
The G. A. Il. post will have a Grant
memorial service Saturday, August 8.
About ten carloads Of steers we're
shipped last night.
PathmAster JacOby is now at work In
his official capacity.
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Many persons-especially parents
object 20 many quack nostrums IS like
" 20 engendeT OF encourage love for
strong drink They are night. Bettez
use OF Parker's Tonic does not involve
this danger. L only builds mp the sys.
tenn. curing all ailments of the stomach
liver and kidneys. bat Il stimulates with.
out intoxicating and absolutely cures
the sppitite foF liquor.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY.


1I42. i house OF rooms, on two lots, good
well and cistern, plenty of fruit and shade
large stable, capacity OF C stern $50 bbls.
Price s., 500.
1853. A suburban place OF Sd acres, q
rods from city; new frame house rooms anc
and cellar young orchard planted; good vel
and good soil. Price 81 200.
114s. Residence property two corner lots
one block from Commercial street, house Of
four room, stable and well.
Il70. A new frame house of six rooms
good size, good stable and buggy house, goOC
well; corner lot on Commercial street, easy
payments. Price $500.
1910. Two east front lots with house of foul
rooms, three blocks IRON Commercial street
Price, 81, $50; terms, $3.50 cash, balance OF
time at per cent interest.
1915. A one-story, three room, franz
house, near the Normal Good location an(
plenty OF front room to add tC. $500
1913. A frame house of six rooms, wei
finished. good cemented cellar, good stable
two lots. east and south front. all IN, goot
condition and nearly new; plenty of small
fruit; location near the round house, ant
very cheap at 81, 800.
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You are allowed q tree trial of thirty
day OF the use of Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with elctrlc suspensOry ap-
pliAnces. for the speedy relief and per-
manenI cure of nervous debility and all
kindred troubles Also, for many otheI
diseases Complete restoration to health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. IL
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informe
ton. terms, etc mailed free by address
ing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
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The work of putting electric bells in
all the recitation rooms ut the Normal
wasscompl,ted Thursday The bells are
connected with an electric clock placed
IN the assembly room and will undoubt-
edly be great improvement on the old
gong that used TO sometimes ring and
aonn,t,nnoa mt
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m1DsUmhER FESTIVAL.

The festival given on Eagle creek at
Fred Dunbanld's, last week, was profit.
able one. 1t was held in a large new
barn, which was handsomely decorated.
The attendance was large. and the hours
passed rapidly and pleasantly. A
number OF citizens from Emporis
were present The net proceeds were
S52.45
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The Y. N. q. A. have just completed
q hAr home card directory which will
= be placed in frames and hung in public
buildings of the city. The directory
contains the church notices of sixteen
organizations. that of the Y. NJ. Q. A.
aud city library aud twenty Tour adver-
tiainr cards
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AMERICUs NEWS.
EDTTED BY BURLow,

THURSDAY, July 80.
j. ID. Gibson is having a substantial
ten foot stone sidewalks put down in
front of his business block. G. L. Ste
phens has the contract.
w. II. Egolf has commenced suit in
the district court against Peter Rush fol-
$50 damage on title to his property
here.
Mike Naf has located 10 the city with
the intention of gong into the butcher
business.
the Ernst boys are having their barr
psinted.