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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16
"A PLEAaANF RECEPTION,

Last eysnin9 the Owl club gave pleas
SHf reespt loato i'll Robertson and his
ehsFming bride 81 4RsAome Of Mr. and
Mira Hefbsrt. Aifcs tie Owls but two
were present with Ildy complnlons, maxi
ing twelve couples. Pho evening was
merrily passed with dancing, cards and a
general good tlms,c During the evening
refreshments were served to the guests.
JACK - the6EAe one Of Fthes owls % yget
married. and his hsrrtge Is regarded q I
precedent to be closely followed. In fact
1t u Iunorsds that tgo more of the boys
viii soon beeomet' GA foiAs" In the game
way. Good luck to them.
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consisting of Prdx. WnkinsOn OF tie Nor
nal, j. ". Davies OF the arm Of Chase q
Davies, ana r, e. BEuner Of The EmporiA
Grocery, Co. ha1s sstodt to raise pledes
to the amount Of 81 200 to sustain the
years work. Tits proposed to make the
association quarters an attractive resort
for young men and 70 make the azeocia-
ton itself power good in the city.
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PRsosAE1 M n
n. b. LeiRb ia auite in.

II. B. Leigh is quite I'll.
n. P. Hood YAsin thscity yesterday
Mrs, iGso. Rods left tbs msSning forI
Ottawa on visit 70 relatives.
VIC. Lee 81 YsKdAw KAs., was in the
|Citys few h0GEs- SSefday on business
F.B. Tucker left last night to spend the
holidays with his relatives in Kansas City
Roland Lakin returned this morning
from ? trip 10 the aouthern psrt Of the
state ~ IN /
Geo. B.. Fisher.- tate secretkty o. TIA
Y. M. g. A. was IN the city yesterday for q
few honrs-y q M
Reese NJ. Morgan, q former resident Of
srs f ssRI'ifsPp ISs Ous'es''
p TLatGsr Rsl. l94aEyes.Y sro.g0L d.y for D.l.
tllsS Texaso He nd been called home by
he illness of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
JONES 9U Nh LA
AissesNTelie and BsIlsL aStsy Soi 4SlTons
City, who have been visiting Miss Jeanette
Burton tor several days, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
The many friends Of Passenger Conduc.
Cor Dolphin OF the Santa Fe will be panied
70 learn that he is lying seriously III a
his home IN this city.
Judge Graves and 9 number OF ouI
prominent attorneys went down to Cot.
tonNooa Eslls yesterday to attend the ses.
sion Of ne 1latrct court. ~
P
L.Jaert Is been promoted to the pos
tien Of eonductor on the Santa Fe. ThL
Is 8 deaGEs promotion, and,L. ]. is nov
rsoetSiS e64 gfatulauons.
/ W.T. Hobbs, formerly of this city, nov
agtpees An Alabama road, was calleC
home sasf psek by the illness and death o
his and he accompanied the. re.
fmafns east -
Rev q. 3. shusy returned YESTERDAY
from Z ~ days missionary trip through
thu BousheEnpart of the state. taking IL
/ Peabody sSfpn, HAlstead, Wichita
Yates centsEs IeiE and Fl. Scott, and cam
with the oficsrs Aad invited guests owe
the &; n ID. railroad to Topeka IN
! special fESfn On tat Friday
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II waanS bocI.

'"Teil you what, got an awful shock
from enc OF those electric wires this morn
ing he was saying to three or four boots
blacks in the pOstoffioe corridor.
Nav you didn't Where was yur 81
"Leanin' against a pole,'
ftShocks don't come down q pole"
"But this one did" g-gs.
"How did you feel ?" ~ - x ~ ~
.,Shivers went up and down my back .
soon 70 saw him?' N
sswho gn-l aE9g
MY dad. He's bin looking for me for
three days, jIst didn't breath fur two
minits, and nay back aches Wit dom
wondeE-the papers say them wires are
dangerous
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Glass and putty at Bond.s.

Glass and putty at Bonds.
All kinds of plssrering materials as
cheap as the cheapest, at g. ii. b.
We sell Crosby's Topeka -four, which
is some OF the best IN the market. Try
It. agsl ---- .l..sT -. FRED HENNING.
.Wansed-Geod. fresh, sweet butter at
TressIer 8 LioWry's. r sc ~
Jewe1ry for Christmas presents at J. D.
GIbson's. 49, ----
Leave your orders for hard coal with
G.. 81. Bigelow- sS# = s#sE
Fresh oysters always on hand at Hen.
ning's. sss= r. -.-s- IL - Z. .t--1
Arctics at ). D. Gibson's. -.=S s-ilA
Wall paper at Bonds.
Blankets ct j. D. Glbson's.
Boots and shoes at Glbsen's- y
New clothing at Glbson's. r .t#n
Nobby hats and caps for fall aud winter
wear at Tressler 3 Lowry's.
Albums for Christmas at j. D. Glib
sons.
j. w. Floyd is running q corn meal
and feed burr with his engine and will be
glad. to do custom work or receive your
orders for feed at his residence
Cotton: flsDneIs at Gibson's.
The New Home sewing machine. The
beat made. Very cheap tor cash.
sssf. tTBEssLER 4 LOWRY. Gen. Agts-
Four pounds of Eice % cents, - -,,..:.,
Sixteen pounds of sugar ST. rr,,o-.r..,
Twenty Eve bars of soap 81 ,5,se 40 mo
White shirt 80 cents.' .7ea BOG zaiRf
Everything else In pfoport1on At TRES
sleF s. LoWIYs,slfl - - co
Albums Albums, cheap
by the dozen; at Chase &
Daviae 8 7ApY VazM0 0-KCym
- ~. 4SA9si-3 .aEaafs Eenss ~ 49, =. --re.
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Round trip tickets will BE- sold on De-
cember %, "a, Is, 80 and 81, to AL points
within two hundred miles of Emporis, at
one and one-third fare for the round trip.
Thes tickets will be good fog the return
Rr,p mill JanuaTy z 1897
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The f6nSNlnt commitieea have keer

TheSfo following Committees have been
appointed foy the work for the following
gear = 5ICk EEZS
EducationSl-J T Burton, chairman !;
Robert King, NJ. ID.
II Enter salhment-Evan- Morgan, ohaiE-
man; II Frank Short = = a-r0f-
Exec0tlSe-7A NJ Flory, chairman; D
w. lEAstnlAn. Il z Bruner. l-A II -
Gymnasium-Prof } w Wilkinson,
chairman; E E FhekIDger, NJ D., Waltef
G Jay.
Roomsand Library-A.A Wells, chair
man; Z FLuplan, F S Balster.
[Iealigtbus Work. W, E Hart ,ch AMMAN
II E Fox, D W Eastman.
Reception,-F 8 Balster, chairman; Hi
ram Smith, Geo s Swing, ] z MlIier,
-WAtlas Geo - f. .Niekerson.- ALVIN 1
Wright, WE Samuel, B Cause.
Z Visitation 81 Sick-H A Iewis, chair
ANAn4 q u AeCAudliss, r ] Evans. :. S.u.s
Church and Membership-L 81 White
chairman Geo + Nickerson, Geo 8 Ewing
Walter @ Jay, F N Blannhuff, Hiram
Smith. w. f Samuel, J E Miller, h 4
Hammond, Calvin Jones, yIIlr
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tFHAFy Mrs. Mary Ann Ingalls, aged
SO 3eFs3Site 81 Edward ingalls, Of Thu
city, died last night at the home of he,
son-in-law, Frank Romano, corner oi
Eighth avenue and Congress street. shs
had been sick some time, suffering not !
LITTLE a9d deathJwSs a, happy release from
pain. 80 '-i -
The desssed lady. was native O,
Ohio and moved to this county with he,
family about nine years ago and has lived
In Emporia ever since. She was t1t
mother OF five children, who are now all
living, and her daughters, MIS-. Frank
Romeine and Mrs. Geo, schoaeid, wer,
with her aI the tine-of her death. he,
four sons are all out Of the city, but have
been sent for. ~l4s+ as y -fsA-s
The tpg1I SERVICES VIII take place or
"wednesday next, at the NJ. E. church
Rev SnotVrass oflcIating. and the re.
mSlns- VAL DO lait forrest IN Maplewood
ems'ery. IsiBF8 "a
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Howard City is much agitated over an
alleged case of attepptat hGSbaAr POISON
ing, insRhich al OF fssident 81 Emporia
| Is said to haxesbesa-nade TIE victim OF
his wife. who it is also alleged Is infatu-
ated win AabtAer man. Rough on rats
has been foupdy In his tood, several times,
and he has ibeehf agsEelR al On h1ny bc-
casions. Attempts are being made to hush
the matter up, and it is thought no arrests
will be made, a. the aid mAh is too gSoC
nAtured TO believe that his life hassheer
attempted by his wife, who has led him t.
believes that tame one else placed th'
oisoDin his food. We have the name
of ali the parties concerned, but for obSi'
Gus reasons can not publish them.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

The committee appointed TO condemn
the right-of-way for the new PsoiAc
Mutnal Telegraph company. have COM
pleted theiE labor of inspection.
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In this city, on Sunday morning at 8
O'Clock, Mrs. Hattie TindAll, sged 81 years
sepd months. She leaves husband and
two children and many friends to mourn
her loss. Shelwas buried to-day at $3.50
O'Clock p. m, The funeral services were
conducted at the rssIdence, No. South
Congress street, by Rev. II. Mackay.
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Toys, toys, toys at bot
tom figures at Chase &
Davies
a WISE FATHER

Never t1ifes with his family's health
nor buys patent medicines, who publish
es Testimonials of cures he knows moth
ing about, but deals with reliable drug
gist who know which medicine has. in
reality cured. The undersigned drug
gfsis Of =Emporta hsve Sold the following
remedy fnrtwo Years and can truthfullV
esay that Primley's Speed Cough, Cure
has never tailed to give relief La the
most obstinate and stubborn cases o
Coughs and Colds Having won isE
high reputation. qcietlE. hat rapidly
solely on It's intrinsic merits without ID
vertisine. Consnmptiyes Wilt Sleasc
ask for SPECIAL instructions. and If We Dc
| not help you il viii cost you nothing
Price SOC aud 800. Sold by the TO
lowing druggists: B. Wheldop. Cha
Ryder, W. r. Irwin. D. ". Morris.
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The Pacific Express company has in1 n
dulgedina new. coat Of yaraish on tie
interior woodwork of their ONCE In this
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Workme6 ara commencing to tear down
She wooden part of Gilchrist Bros. barn,
in preparation for laying the foundation
Of the new G. A. R block.
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THE SICK.

J B. r! Leigh, who has been quite sick, is
DE- HiDben is sl 3 i lb64d " 4g, sqd II
Mr.. 8. p, Chase, is still very low and
considerable: apxiety s. felt % his sceount
by the fAmily Iss1 EsIsz /
Luke SchsFmeghOEn,-W he- has been con,
fined to his room by sickaess, is now con-
vsleseeht and ;AbleSt9 Attend y business.
Humphrey Roberts residing about two
miles northeast Of this city, is quite sick
aud doubts are easertAE0ed as to his--Ea-
SSy YER, -.Ix..:Id,,..A. -,
the weather for the past few days, but Is
now considerably better. and goes on with
hiscellegeaSneS rs usual. 2 IuOl9V
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The News acknowledges the receipt of
handsome chrome presented by VIII
Ireland.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

3. sM!sseNellle EdRArds il slowly -rec0veE-
ing fsohher ssvSs5e GIlR81 . thy
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

At the election ofOfloers fek Post So, G.
A r., held December 4th,, the following
were chosen for the ensuing, year: Post
commander, ]. j. Buck: s. V. c., A. NJ.
Florsj j. Y. q, Joseph Rickabaugh chap.
lain, Emanuel Richter; Hdjutsnt, H. B
HnfmanS Surgeons CHASE GardiAeEj of
Ger Of ths5days9 4 .Keox; Office # aht
guard, }. G. Shock; quartermaster, r.
,lR4ndlhilo3 T9I 3 6c1 .62L
y = 0vpMAN's RELIEF CoRPS.
TIE IRE the new officers elected by
the W. r. c. folks Saturday: President,
Mrs. Belle Harris. s. V. P, Mrs. DR.
Cooper NV. Ps MF1. Kesiah Afelt len; sec
reiarY,. Abbis Gibson ltsasaIs Mira liz,
sic Branch; conductor, Mrs; Mary E
Domuf; assistant conductor fNIrs. Electr,
j. Miller guard, MfS. Anna Hinkle; as.
sistant guard Mrs. Mary a, Knox dele
gate, Mrs. alillet. q
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+ Col. J. ". Trsyt0r's Attlsy gil, who has
been quite sick for some time, is to-day
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AMERICUs NEWS.

DEC. 11.-C. L. Sturges has moved TO
town and now occupies the property re-
Gently purchased by him of W. n. CLARK.
A good degree of interest is still being
manifested ct the revival services at the
II. E. church.
Americas is 70 have : telegraph of1ce
IN the near future. Men were at Work
yesterday putting mp the sign ''Telegrsph
Office" and fixing for the signal lights.
Just when the matter will be finally COM
pleted Is at present unknown. This
change will probably ''disInherIt" MI.
James White, the present agent, e. he Ia
unable TO manipulate the keys. Mr..
White has made q very competent and
obliginR agent and we bespeak for him
success should he engage in some other
enterprise ar
Miss Bessie Bailey received the sad in
telliGeDce that her sister was dangerously
i'll and went over to Chase county to visit
her.
Mrs. John Bond is expected to return
from Usage City to-day, where she has
been visiting, BURLow. =.
We want all the corn. wheat and oatl
you can bring Us, for which We viii pay
the cash. G. b. BISELoW.
Fur caps at Gibson's.
Highest grade coal oil at Bond's.
Comforts At ID. Gibson's.
Flour and Feed-At the Americus mill
you will fad feed of all kinds always or
hand. Bran, shorts and flour of ali grades
cheap for cash, or exchange for corn Oh
OATS Flour from the celebrated 3 4lInI
mills, guaranteed TO be equal In quality II
| any on the market. Come, see and b
| convinced. j. W. LRsH.
| Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
Anything you want in the grocery lint
can be found at Henning's.
| Overcoats at Gibson's.
We handle four: different kinds of Goa
and can suit Everybody. Leave your or
/ ders at Crooks harness shop.
G. 81. BIGELow.
Best assortment Of salt meat at Hen
| ning's. F.e --. -.ie s.s-
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I = 81 4Hs a5rEs - - sfHs So &
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Charley Russell is lsd ppskor few
dsys With sspsaihed Mkhs / 9
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EVERYBODY KNOWS

------:-e--EfER BODY KNOWS -----
That obstructions In any 4importan
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must We cleared away, OF
physical wreck viii follow Primley'l
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without q
| rival for the blood. P Ice. so cenn' and
81 90. For sale by the following drug
Qists: B. Wheldon Chas, Ryder. w. r
Irwin. D. W. MoTr
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PRESENTS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

For each dollars worth of goods pur
chased between this and January lat will
give you a check for ten cents worth, you
TO select, from our large stock Of Christ
mas novelties. L. d, FLINT.
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Through the esruest efforts Of General
Secretary Page and the work OF the lsdiss'
auxiliary Of the Y. n. c, A. the rooms OF
the association IN the News block are very
neatly furnished. The finance COMMITTEES,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-16

Quiet reigns supreme around the court
house, Little is bang done except in the
register Of deeds Office
We have on the editorial desk q speci-
men hbelet"sllver ore, found near Pu-
eblo, COL, by Col. Jim DoughertY."
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a'" 1882 sa--~+ al -i'
Harper's Magazine.
.-. .~s.I ILLUSTRATED. ?

Bsrper's Magazine during 1887 will contain a
novel OF intense political. social and romantic
lIIe--by Kathleen O'HeaFs; . new novel, en-
titled april Hopes" by ". D. aowells
Southern Sketches" by Charles Dudley W ~.
William Hamilton Gibson; "Great American
IndustTies''-continued; "6ocial Stndiea," by
DIR. z. T. Ely; further articles on the Railway
Problem by com et ent writer's new series o.
illustrations by E. A. Abbey and Alfred Par
sons; articles by e. P. Roe and other Attrac
tons .-..-r .--.---.-1 -
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1885 prices on holiday
goods at No. 1T Com
mercial street.
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Q d. II. Lewis little child is quite sick
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1887.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

|. HARRKR.s WEIKLY maintains its position e
the leading illustrated uewsp 4peI IN America;
end it hold upon public esteem and con hdsnos
vas never stronger than ~ the present time.
Besides the pictures, HARPEH'g WBRELY Al
ly OF two. Of the beat novels of the day, finely
illustrated. with short stories, poems sketch Is,
and papers on Important current topics by the
most popular writers. The care that has been
successfully exercised in the past to make HAR
PEB's WEAKLY . safe - we'll a. . welcome Vfsi-
eoF % every household VIII not Be relaxed IN
the future.
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We want all the corn, wheat and oatl
you can bring Us, for which We will pay
the cash. g. ii. BIGELOW.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08

Logan. Boone Wyoming. Raleigh, Mercer
and Mcdowell, IS extremely unfortunate
Mr.. Oxley Will not be able to make the
active canvass he otherwise would have
made. hut his friends are thus made aware
that Il Is domestic duties which preclude
the possibility of fulfilling engagements
heretofore made.
e. b. Knight, Esq, wife M dangnter,
leave this week for a month or twO's reere-
alton in the mountains of New Hampshire.
Mr.. Knight is one of the ablest law
yers in the State. There Is a pro-
speetiye vacancy on the Supreme
! Court bench, if the Hon. Okey
johnson goes to Congress or abroad AS
an honorable and upright representative OF
the State, a highly cultivated and learned
gentleman, Z. B. Knight, Esq, would
most acceptably fill the highest Jndlcial
place in the State. While a Democrat, ne
is not a partizan, and being most thorough
w learned in the law his fitness for snch
an exalted position is beyond question
1t was the pleasure of the writer to listen
to his address at the recent banquet ten
dered the Ohio editors here, and his effort
was the most scholarly, pleasing and en-
tertaining il has been my good fortune 10
have listened TO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08

Scrofula of Lungs
Relieved.

An NOW FOETY-NINE YEARS OLD, AND
.... ,..r-.r.I Tor the last fifteen years with a
.-rs r-H.r.a. Several members OF the LdnlllE on
. rf.rnrrrS .tlc ol the house had died
~. consumption. aud the doctors were all
..,-...sI I'm their opinion that had cunSump
49,, Iaaa all the distressing symptoms OF
rr.r Terrible Gt>rl~s. have spent thousands ~
.E.r.r. rt arrest tine march ct this disease i
r.v. employed all the usual methods, not Only
fr ur own ease. hut ia the treatment OF Otner
49, .-.. f NIX family. but temporary relief was
gv r.r- [ obtained unit tor any manual
T....- tF- several years. BY chance ] came INTO
f-..-.>-.uu el 81 pamphlet ON BiuNd anu NAin
h~I-> trpu tbn U.ieeot swirl pStluc1n. AZ
I..rr ga 4 friend ~rCcouuueudct the use OF
IA 60, ~~perifr. claiming that he himself had
N... grga,,v benefited by its use IN some lung
H.. Tr-ulyrd % try IL. About four years
.rrI commenced % take = :. :. according 20 a.
r~a.-.rr~. found 10 au luylgor1ttnS Tome, ana
h,... r.>al about ATTY bottles. Inc results are
ms -..rs-sgH.r. MY cough has LETT me, my
,r7.r-.l has returned, aud / weigh sixty pounds
..r.. f..u ever did In my life. IL has hetl
r.... Years since stopped the use OF the mem,
r.. Urf have had Uo return Of the disease, ana
r.as.. ~. uu pains ur weakness telt IN my luhgS;
I Err -., Hl1la~s Eiud Ui mechanical work, ana
taI .- w.ti as ever feltSiuce w0Sd boy, These
I.r..r sr. wonderful statements 20 make Out !
alGDue.t when SAY THAT lowe my cNlSIehee ana
health today Ju Swi0- SPvcihc. It's the Only
medicine that bruughtmrU amy permanent reGeL
TF.r.- say that ~STIu'S~UrCiic will do this in
every r.t~.. bat most positively affirm that II mas
d.uerhismuch for me, and would De rGcreaNt lo
t.gIuty owe To suffering humanity u | UlltIt
h.4r this cheerful testimony tn the merits OF TINS
wonderful medicine. lam well Known theClty
Of MONTGOMERY. and I can refer "a some OF the
best citizens in the city. l.. >. h"Ll.
Montgomery. Ala. June -, lSl.
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