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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-03
GALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

Lyon county is hereby called TO meet ut the
court house in EmpoK1a, on Saturday. Octo-
Der 3. ss O'Clock, fog the purpose Of placing
sheriff. register Of deeds, treasurer, county
clerk, superintendent OF public Instruction.
county surveyor; also county commissioners
in second ana third districts. It was ordered
tat the primaries for the salection Of dele
gates should be held at the regular voting
precincts In the county, on Saturday, Sep.
eember g, at p. m, and In the city of En-
port0 At p. n,
The representation Il based on the vote for
President Cleveland, the respective precincts
being entitled to the following number Of
delegates:
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When In EmporiA 1t will pay you TO
call on latham at the cheap illinois
dry goods store" He Is q maker of low
prices.
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Money to loan on long time, at low
rates OF Interest. K. B. PRYToN.
Emporia, Kansas.
Third door south, First National bank.
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TAkeyour butter and eggs To Stone s.
Miller's, 178 Commercial street.
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DiaaoIution NotInn

0The place for good treatment and low
prices is Tatham's Illinois dry goods
store, EmporIa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-03

Try syrups and molasses in cans and
kegs at Stone & MilIer'a.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-03

Dry goods are very low, to be in line
with hard times. Call at Tatham's and
he will show you how IL is.
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FoR SALE-Sixty head Of cattle. con-
sistiDg Of two car loads Of two year old
steers, the remainder grade COWS with
nigh grade calves.
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The new abutment put IN az Soden,s
bridge ia said 70 be the best in the
county.
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MoneY toLonIa-

Parties wishing to borrow money Oh
their farms, apply or address
II. II. BUCKwALrRR.
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Look All Arnnnn

Then come to Emerson & Buckley for
cheap money.
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latham is selling dry goods cheap.
Money! AIonoyIi Monsy,,,

Money furnished on real estate, al
lowest rate of interest by
III. II. BuCKWAIrER.
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Notice.
To the creditors and all others Interested In
the estate Of A. s. Smith, Assfgnor:
You are hereby Notified that on the 18th
day OF October. 1885. the undersigned Is as
signee OF the said A. s. Smith. VIII nle in the
Office of the clerk Of the district court in and
for Lyon county. Kansas. his petition aA
such assignee for his discharge, and at said
time, or as soon there after as said mat
ter can be heard will apply 20 said dgtrtet
court for dt charge from this said trust a.
PB PLUMB.
36t6 Assignee of A. g. Smith.
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Holmes Holden

Will pay the following premiums for
the products named below (crop of 1885
delivered at their real estate Office in
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Competent and dIsinterested judges
will be selected to award the premiums,
excepting those offered for melons, this
part Of the program will receive the per.
soneI attention of the firm.
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Kansas has but one great fair this
year. We refer, of course, 20 the grand
exposition at BIsmack.
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IA NAN

CHICAGO, ROCK ELlW q PACIFIC Ri
p The eenfs.l peettton 81 rs Ans. eennec.s tAs
ne p41en9eEss Sfthcs.t change o. oeEas between
ChtcaGo and E6u8eg City, Council BlufEa, L.eaVoa-
SoElh. Atch1aon, Alnneapolts En4 81 Rac1. u
SoElEeets N. Union Oopot9 vita au tie pr1ncipl1
lines Of road between tie kfisetic and the Pac11o
Dcezns- ltS equipments Is uurfValed and unIntd-
cent being coulpeaed Of Most Cozfcrfab1S anS
1teaistsfal Day Coaches, AaE1ince19 Horton Re
inning Cna1f cars. Eul1ma1h Pr9ft1oEt Palace
s y caEH snd ne 1ess Line 81 pntng Cars
y the sortd- 1Esee Trains beeUeGu Ch1oago and
Etssosa Atser Rctn1s. Eyo TFatns bst1eSn oki-
eago and A1tnneapclts and St Paul = the Tannous
ALBERT LEA RouTE.'s
4 New and DireeE LAuo. sfa Ssnens and Kaoln-
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fzio. y gllle, Lo11ggl1le, CIucfuaat1
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"a. a5ia 81 E1rl aud intermediate p0l1fE.
49,, 81 zHIo1an Passengers Travel On xsSt Expra1a
teo Un1ted Dtstaa and Calads-
Seezags e,ssssea shreHxh and rates q s<rs AZ
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CHEAT ROCK isLAnD RouTx
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DIR. S. E. HARRISON

was next sworn, and said: my age is
20 years: have practiced medicine for
six years 1 received the package con-
tanning the organs removed from the
body of j. r. Walkup- had it IN NV
possession from Monday, August "a.
from II 40 q. N. until about 10 6. m.
Tuesday, the 18th. The purportine to
contain the organs was not opened while
in my possession. delivered 1t to Prof
William Jones of the kansas CITY
Medical college. and instructed
him TO make qualitative
analysis. have his receipt for the box.
During the time the box was In nv pos
session 1t was continually in my sight.
except when I was asleep during the
night when it was IN my room, the door
beng securely locked. beng alone in
the room. The package consisted of a
wooden box. enclosed IN strong wrap
ping paper, bound in Irvine, and further
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Exciting sport in the speed ring at
acknowledgements to 70.
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10 miles ives. of Council Grove, Kans
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters uncalled for and remaining
In the posto1ice at EmPoria, Kansas, for the
week ending Sept. /. 1885. Please give the /
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DIR. r.. r. M'cANpLEss

was next sworn and said: sMy age is 80
years; residence EmpoIia; practiclng
physician for 30 years; have been a drug
glst tor 10 years; know the preparation
known as 'Squibbs' sub-nitrate of bis
muih, prepared at Brooklyn. 1t is con-
sidered BY all-druggists and physi clans
as the purest preparation in the market
have never heard, either as a druggist
or IS doctor, any complaint of arsenic
being found In 'Squibbs' preparation of
bismuth.l"
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second door north Of The Court House. IOs
commercial street.
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The following is the report OF Prof,
VIM. Jones, OF the Kansas City Medical
college, who was given portions of the
vlscera Of the late J. R. Walkup, to an
alyze for the purpose of deciding upon
the presence or absence OF arsenic:
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
William Jones, being duly sworn and
on oath statea;
That he Is now and has been for on
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souIRRs, srANl,INa.

SquIbbs is manufacturing pharma-
cist at Brooklyn, New York, and his
preparations are the most reliable in the
market
National Republican., 1885-08-08
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
THE SMALLER HAPPENINGS OF DAY IN
AND ABOUT THE CITY.

AND ABOUT THE CITY.
The District buildings will be closed to-day.
Police court will be at ! o'clock this morn
ing.
Thomas l.. McF .rland and Samuel Gassen-
heimer have been granted liquor licenses
Prof. Gallaudet, of the deaf and dumb in
near the school,
Cornelius Patch was sentenced TO thirty days
in Jail yesterday for cutting John ii. Richard
son in the lott arm with knife.
II. L. Cropley has requested q. gas lamp to
be placed on the south end of the custom
house building, West Washington.
DR.. Purvis Of Freedman's Hospital. has APP
piled to the commissioners for an order TO
transfer some six or eight inmates from the
hospital to the Washington Asylum.
Private Charles Kirby has been mounted
and transferred to the. substation at Union
town, vice Private Il. ID. Anderson. dis
mounted and ordered TO the eighth precinct.
The heavy rain yesterday morning kept
back many passengers from taking ride
down the Potomac. The boats leaving their
wharves carried very few people down the
river.
Charles Rollins and G. r. Rollins. both coll
ored, were charged in the police court yester-
day with stealing watch from Mr.. Cook
| Charles Rollins got four months, and @. II.
Rollins one month in jail.
Miss Annie Lewis. who is we'll known here
makes her debut for the season Of $3.50
| Monday evening, at Richmond. Va, In play
/ Trump" under the management Of James ID
! Lee. supported by iirst-class company. She
| will play IN Alexandria on Wednesday and
! Thursday evenings next. Her manager has
two weeks! She will be chaperoned by her
mother, Mrs. Q. E. Lewis.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
OFFICERS SURPRISED.

SECRETARY ENDIcorT COMES TO TIE RE.
LIEF OF THE TRoNTIERsMEN-DE DETAILS
DISTURBED.
Secretary Endicott has prepared a sur.
prise for army officers by amending Ger.
tain army regulations, so as to make
them read as follows.
can officer shall not Gil any staff an.
pointment or other situation the duties
of which will detach him from his com.
pany, regiment, or corps until he has
served at least three years with his regi.
ment or corps; nor shall any officer re-
main detached longer than four years,
unless assigned to special duty by the
War Department"
The Secretary promulgates this change
with the following order: "All officers
below the grade offeld officer who have
been absent for period of four years
or longer from their regiment or corps,
will be relieved from their present
duties as soon as practicable after the re.
ceipt Of this order, and directed to re.
port for duty with their respective regi.
ments or corps.
SIN the selection of aids.de camp to
gil vacancies created by the operation OF
the last preceding paragraph, major and
brigadicr generals will conine their SO.
lection to the officers of the regiments of
the line of the army not prohibited in
regulations, and preferably TO subal.
terms"
This action on the part of Secretary
Endioott is in pursuance of his policy TO
provide for rotation of officers Since
he assumed the duties Of his Office he has
frequently received letters from officers
on the frontier, saying that, as a new
administration had taken control Of the
government, they hoped consideration
would be given to them, and that they
would be allowed to change positions
with the officers who had held enviable
places for number of years. As origi.
nally prepared the order was more
sweeping. 1t provided that no officer
should remain detached from his regi
ment longer than four yoars. This wai
modified to the extent that it should
affect no one detailed to specia
duty by the War Department. AL
aids, appointed simply by majol
or brigadier generals will be com
PEELED to Join their regiments. Two
AIDS who were appointed by generals
and not assigned to duty by the depart
ment, have been away from their regi
ments seventeen years. Other officer
have not been absent for so long
period, but they have been holding de,
sirable positions for more than fou
years, and will be compelled 10 60 to th,
frontiers.
Repeated efforts have been made il
Congress to secure legislation that woulC
have the same effect as the above regu
lations, bat each attempt has failed
The Secretary Of War accomplishes tb,
change by amending the regulations
which he claims he has authority to do
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Wash Goods.

No. the season Is not over. We have just
received over 5000 yards of different kinds Of
Wash Dress Materials, which. in consequence
of the extraordinarily depressed state Of the
market, we bought exceedingly low, and. as is
our practice. propose to give our customers
the benefits of the purchase by naming on
them the lowest prices yet reached.
1900 yards of Choice Satines, navy blue.
brown, and garnet grounds, with neat. pretty
old gold and white figures. There goods have
been very scarce, and we venture to say there
is no such assortment now In this city.
Only 15c per yard.
1000 Yards 36-inch Wamsutta Shifting Per-
Gales. stripes. figures. and checks, splendid
patterns. Usual price, l6c.
Only 1910 per yard,
500 yards Navy Blue Percales, in small. neat
figures and handsome stripes.
Only 15c per yard.
1000 yards of Wide Satin-fnished Percales.
choice patterns. very stylish. Woll worth
l2lc.
Only Sc per yard.
Only 25 and S5c Scotch Ginghams, now 2Oc
per yard.
Our 25c French Linen Lawns. now 12lc per
yard.
Our 10 and 1910 Striped and Block Cling
hams, now &c per yard.
Our 37lc All.linen Lawns. now 25c per yard.
Second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
National Republican., 1885-08-08
UNDERWEAR.

OF course we have kept 25c GauEe Under
wear all this season. but up till Wednesday.
August s. we were never able TO secure such
value as we now offer for Csc. The season Is
advancing so wo bought very cheap and can
afford to sell cheap and yet make profit.
We think our Csc Gauze Bodices We are now
exhibiting arc equal to any shown elsewhere
for 35c. Welcave II to your judgment, and we
feel assured you will sustain us in what VIC
state.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
EMBROIDERIES.

We have the bill. and the goods are prom
ised by Thursday, August 6.
Our buyer states that ho has purchased go
pieces Of extra wide Swiss Embroideries. Of
superior quality aud very beautiful designs.
Tho lot Is q Job lot" but the goods are war
ranted perfect and new. The fact is We closed
out what was left Of our importers stock. We
gave 22c yard for the entire lot, and shall soil
them for 25c yard, and can seriously assure
our patrons they can pick out many patterns
worth from 35 to SOC yard.
However. talk Is cheap;" but seeing Is be-
lieving." is II not? Como and see them.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
HEROES ARE FEW:
GRANT Is Buried SATURDA Y (!
THE PALAIS ROYAL CLOSES AT 12 O'CLOCK.
The First Store Visited

We think don't exaggerae when that 90 per cent of
ladies who shopping invariably visit The Pas Royal Grst The
obvious If there special bargains novelties the
wholesale Market The Ps Royal always hem its agents
constantly New York. In fact, the only Of
consequence that is showing goods to-day Our competitors have
unable undesirable stock date they
prevented from visiting wholesale markets. and home and
advertise old goods at low prices
National Republican., 1885-08-08

Probate Court-ytstice Mcyrick.-Estate of
Adam Kramer: will admitted to probate and
record, and letters testamontary issued to
Margaret Kramer on filing bond in the sum of
$500. Estate Of Susan yiegle; order of publica-
tion issued. Estate Of John j. German; letters
Of ADMINISTRATION issued to Michael d. Cor
man on filing bond in the sum of 81 900. Estate
of Edward p. Walsh; petition Of II. ]. DAILY for
letters of administration filed and order of
publication issued. Estate of George Smith;
letters of administration issued to George q.
Chipman on filing. bond in the sum Of $500.
Estate of Robert NJ. Reynolds; will admitted
to probate and record and letters testamentary
issued to 0.W. Reynolds and bond fixed at
$4,000. Estate of Casper Schaofor; ordered
that letters testamentaIy issue to the. widow,
Catherine Schaefer, and bond ilxed at $500.
Estate of James Reed; Inventory Of personally
returned, Estate Of Rezin A. Miller; admin
istrator ordered to pay over interest collected
to the order Of Maria Miller or her attorney.
Estate Of Sarah A, Fos'; will admitted to pro-
bate and record. Estate Of William q. Reefer;
order appointing Anna Keefer guardian of the
orphan children; bond $1,000. Estate of Chris
topher Hager will admitted to probate, and
record and letters documentary issued to Will
lam IL. Kaiser on filing bond in the sum Of
S10 ON
National Republican., 1885-08-08

BIDS FOR THE MUSEUM BuILDING.-The fol
lowing are the bids opened at Col. Casey's
office yesterday for the erection ofa fire.prooi
building, for the army medical museum ID. G.
baldwin. Washington. SIS, 400; Bright 4
Humphrey. Washington. sl79,9S7; Angus,
Gctz 4 Co., Washington. $40. 900; NJ. 4; Nc.
Gowan,. Washington, ,slS2, ,5iOl.: Q. A.
d. j. Mccartney & Co... Washington, s2OO, 1886;
j. i. MeD ermott. Washington, Sl9l 800,
National Republican., 1885-08-08
HOSIERY.

We have given extraordinary good value
this season, and this is how we do II: We con-
tracted with tho largest importing house in the
country and agreed to take 100 dozen pairs Of
Hose every month in each Of the following
makes:
Shoppers Black Lisle Thread Hose. split
feet, made expressly to wear with slippers.
40 CENTS A PAIR.
English Balbriggan Hose. black and white
checks, positively warranted fast colors.
3S CENTS A PAIR.
Spun Silk Hose. from England's leading
factory, split feet and improved shape, black
only,
s1l9 A PAIR.
Black, Navy. and Brown English Balbrig-
gan Hose, white toes and heels, full length,
improved shape.
2j CENTS A PAIR.
BD-We would remark that to sell 100 dozen
pair Of each above lots in month is doing a
large business: Still we do it, and the only
reason we can do 1t is because we give better
value for the money than can be obtained
elsewhere.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

BIGAMY PREyENTED.-Jacob G, Linkhauer,
of Richmond, Va, and Mary Il. Cherry, OF
Norfolk. were married in this city about the
year 1882. A sister Of q lady in Philadelphia.
to whom Linkhauer has been. paying atten-
tions with view Of marriage, having deserted
his wife, suspected this and caused the records
to be searched. The discovery was made just
In time to prevent O case of bigAmy.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

The month of August is considered the dull
est month in the year. but this year we do
not propose to lot It be so, and shall prevent il
by Offering intrinsically the best values in
Dry Goods ever shown the trade.
The misfortunes of trade have compelled
us to mark down many very desirable lines Of
Summer Goods. which, coupled with goods
now daily arriving, will stamp our August Of
ferings simply Incompatible.
National Republican., 1885-08-08

CAPH MAY AND ATLANTIC CRY EXCURSION.
In consequence of the unusual demand for
transportation facilities over the system of the
Pennsylvania railroad from Now York on the
occasion Of the funeral obsequies of the late
Gen. Grant, IL was deemed advisable to annul
the regular Saturday night 81 excursion to the
seashOre. As the success Of these excursions
seems assured, filling a want long felt by the
Washington public. the company announce
the third of these excursions on Saturday
night the 18th instant. nt the low rate Of SO for
the round trip. In .ordcr to provide for, the
accommodation of Indies. arrangements have
been made TO set aside number Of Eastlake
coaches exclusively for their use. An agent Of
tho company will accompany the excursion
train and look after tho comforts of tho excur-
sionists. Parties desiring il. and being Of sulli- :
cient numbers to justify II, will be provided
with n coach for their use. The special train
will leave the u. & p station promptly at 10 p.
M, and, returning. reach Washington about
midnight Sunday. The Washington Light
Infantry will go in camp at Cape May ON Sun
day. affording m opportunity TO sec our pOpu-
lar organization rs ii appears in camp life.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

We can't say these are new goods. because
we received them two weeks ago. We refer to
those Null Fichus, beautifully embroidered,
which We advertised Mt 4S and $50. We think
we bought too many. We had 100 dozen. and
the 20 dozen we have left arc little creased
from handling. So we reduce the 4So lot to 800
and the CSC goods we close out at 500.
CHILDREN'S JERSEYS-In cream, dark
blue, and dark brown. We only have sizes 20
to 80 inch. So we reduce them from Sl.35 TO
Soc each. We think such substantial reduc-
ton should be appreciated,
SILK GL0VES-In Black Mousquetaires,
10 and 12-button length. we are in somewhat
Of fix. We have sold out Of some sizes in
the Sl.4S quality; also sizes in the s1.S quail
ity. We think we do we'll in mixing the two
lots together and offer your choice at s1.12 a
pair.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
Black Surah Silk.

We have opened two lines Of Black Surnh
Silk which we unhesltatingly proclaim to be
intrinsically the best values in Silk Surahs
ever offered the people Of Washington or else
where; and all wo ask Is an unprejudiced cx-
animation. which cannot fail but substantiate
the above statement. viz;
23.inch Black French All-silk surah would
be cheap at 75c.
ONLY 90 CENTS PER YARD.
23-inch Black Extra Heavy Twilled All-silk
Surah; would be very cheap at Sl.00.
ONLY 90 CENTS PER YARD.
Considering the popularity Of silk Surah as
Summer Dress Fabric, this is the opportuni-
ty Of the season.
National Republican., 1885-08-08
GUINNIP'S, GUINNIP'S,
404 Seventh Street and 400 Seventh Street
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
COLD La UNDERED SHIRTS
GUINNIP'S,
GUINNIP'S,
4O4 Seventh Street and 400 Seventh Street.

so dozen fine Gngham Shirts aunderd two collars and one
pair cuffs, only 75c each; former price, $1.25
so dozen fine Percae Shirts aundered two collars and one
pair cuffs, only soc each; former price, $1OO
invoice of Unaundered White Shirts at So &c. and
75c each
Boys Coored Shirt Waists sizes from years of age
reduced from 80 to 25c each.
Boys White Shirt Waists with linen collar and cuffs sizes
3 and years. reduced from IS to 40c each.
ALL-LINEN DUSTERS-We offer the balance of our stock
of Linen Busters at $5O each former prices $3.50 and 75
National Republican., 1885-08-08

CoMIQUE SUMNER GARDEN.-This popula,
resort will be closed to the public during tn,
day, no matinee being given. The. manage
ment recognize the fact that n great man hai
passed away, aud joins in the universal obser'
vatiOn of the hero's funeral obsequies. Th'
regular performance will be given at nigh.