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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23
Oil CITY.
Pittsburgh.
bradford.
DRY GOODS.
NGM York.

New YORK, August 2l.-Dry Goods
In the iobbing department of trade the re-
suit shows the business to have been of
large amount, and more active market
outlined for next week. From agents the
demand has been rather light, yet through
deliveries of many receipts in execution 0l
orders good total of sales has been reach
ed. The tone of the market is very steady.
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DICKINSON SEMINARY
WILLIAMSPORT, PA,

| A live School for both sexes Abreast az the age
in every respect Best facilities for thorough In
struction in Languages. Literature Science. Math
cmatics, Music and Art Degrces conferred. Elec-
tive COURSES provided. Large grounds Commo
dious buildings. Heated with steam. All modern
appliances for health ami comfort. olSS per
year for boarl washing. heat light AMI furnished
nom. Discounts Ia ministers, teachers, and when
two enter from same family. Fall term begins
Aug. 10. Catalogue free. Addrcss h. J. GRAY,
u. D., PrVSt. aullcOi.Qp
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Is SchnaubeIt Located d?

EVANSVILLE, IND, August 2l.-lt is
currently reported on the streets this
morning, by what seems to he good au-
thOrity, that Schnaubelt, who is supposed
to be the man that threw the bomb in
the Haymarket riot at Chicago, is ill con-
cealment in this city. The matter leaked
out by talkativc sawmill employees.
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Leave the City at 700 a. M, and every hour to
800 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m, and eyepy
hour 10 1000 p m.
Church Train at 1910 p. m.
c. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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GOVERNMENTS and steady
RAILROADs-Quiet and generally steady
sales 5000 GOO

sales 1906, 600.
STOCKs-The market has had an "ofl
day." and trading in the morning was dull
and Sagging. The market opened this
morning generally firm, though fully hall
of the active list was unchanged from last
evenings closing figures. The advances
ranged from ! to Z per cent. After some
activity, which, however, soon died away,
the market became quiet and somewhat ir-
regular, so remaining until noon, after
which much better feeling prevailed, but
realizatiOns in the last hour again sagged
prices off, and the market closed rather
heavy at insignificant changes from the
opening prices. Closing prices show irrcg-
ular changes Of fractions only, except in
case of the inactive stocks. Transactions,
l52, j73 shares. Quotations closed bid
rs follows
Adams Express, 1879; American Express,
107; Central Pacific, Az; Chesapeake and
Ohio ~ do preferred, iirstS 81; doseconds
16i; Chicago and Alton al !; do. preferred
155; Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 1876;
Cleveland and Columbus, IS! Delawarcand
Hudson, 99i; Denver and Rio Grande,
29s; Erie - do preferred &c; TT. Wayne
143; Illinois Central, l3i!; Lake Erie and
Western, Of; Lake Shore, SG5 Michigan
Central, sol; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
49,; do preferred, 49,; Missouri Pacific,
1893; New Jersey Central, 81; Northern
Pacific, 27i do preferred, 59i; Chicago and
Northwestern, 1873; do preferred, li2!;
New York Central, lO9I; Ohio Central,
ohio and Mississippi, 2i!; do pre-
fcrred, 90; Oregon Transcontinental, 3li;
Pacific Mail, 5Gi; Panama, 81; Peoria ID.
& f., 29i; Pittsburg, 1917; Pullman Pal
ace Car, 13i; Reading 2Gi; Rock ISL
and, 12G; st. Louis and san Francisco,
PSI; do'proitrrod, 81 do first preferred,
ll0l; 81 Paul Minneapolis and Mime
sofa, 112; st. Paul and Omaha 49,; do
preferred, lO9l; Texas Pacific, 15!; Union
Pacific, 5j5; United States Express, CAL;
Western Union Telegraph, 65i.
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MT. DE CHANTAL ACADEMY
MAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The thiry-cighth year Of this well,known
Academy, under the charge OF the Visitation
Nuns, opens on the first Monday of September
next and continues ten months
rnpils received at any time in the session.
Those who desire 10 place their daughters Ia an
institution aiiociing exceptional Advantages In
the way Of hcalthnil and delightful loaiion. cx.
ccllent hoari, through discipline and instruction
al the hands of lifelong teachers In every de-
partment of female education, including the
modern languages and music, should send fur =
catalogue Of this school. Address,
DIRRrTRESS OfTnE ACADEMY 0p rHEylSirArieN,
Mt. de Chantal, near Wheeling. W. Va
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Bynum and Bailey Must Withdraw.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 21.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee this morn
ing decided that both Mr. Bynum and Mr..
Bailey should withdraw from the Congres,
siOnal race, and left with the District
Committee the necessary arrangements fol
the future.
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Express Chicago and Cob >.
Express Chicago and Coll.
Express Chicago and Coll.
GAINESVILLE AecOm................
Cambridge Accom-, ......... -.
4 ST. GLARS
WILLIE RY.
R & d nanot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

= Nervous debility, premature
decline power in either sex, speedily
and permanently cured. Large book, 10
cents in stamps Worlds Dispensary Med
zeal Association, 663 Main street, Buffalo,
n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R.R.
on and amer NAY 5, 1856, Trains will run a,
fDllDyyS,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at Sac Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady - Stocks Dull - Flour
Quiet and Unchanged-Whcat Quiet and
Easier.
New YORK, August 2l.-Moncy on call
easy, ranging from 3to 6 per cent, closing
at 3 To 4 per cent; prime mercantile paper
4a5 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady and unchanged.
n,,1I "a,
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PETROLEUM.
TllusXillc.

TTTUSvILLE, August 2l.-Pctroleum-
National Transit certificates opened al
G2sc; highest G3sc; lowest Glsc: closed at
63!c.
oil City.
OIL CITY, August 2l.-Pctrolcum--
Opened at G2!c, highest 63ic, lowest Gle,
closed at G34c. Sales, 2,237, 900 barrels
clcaranccs, 2,92G, 600 barrels; charters, III,
262 barrels; shipments, 63, HI barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, August l.-Petroleum-
Active and firm; market opened at 81 Ici
closed at G}c; highest 6isc, lowest 81 &C.
bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, August 2l.-Pctroleum
National Transit certificates, opened
at G?Ic; closed at G3 &c; highest G3sc; lowest
G2lc; clcaranccs ,350, 900 barrels.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK, August 2l.-Flour-Re-
ccipts l6, 075 barrels; exports ., AZ barrels.
| G,307 sacks; market less active; sales II 500
! barrels; patent Minnesota extra good To
prime 81 50ai Is. Whcat-Receipts 237,
| 40 bushels; exports 81, 9l2 bushels; spot
| lots shade lower and less active; options
opened heavy, and 9alsc lower; closed firm;
sales 3.672, 900 bushels futures ,, $50, 600
bushels spot; No, . spring SOC; ungraded
red sOaSslc; No. 3 red s7ias7!c; steamer
red SHE; mixed Western S7sc; No. 2red
SaJas9cc No. red 9ic; Mol white SOC;
No. = red September ss!aS0 5-1Gc, closed
at s9gc; October 9Osa9O3c, closed at 90fc;
November 81 sa92!c, closed ut 92!c; DE.
cember 93Ia933c, closed at 93c; January
| g32ag5c, closed at 9iic; March ste; May
99sa$l OOI, closed at 81 00s; June 81 COLA
0O., closed at 81 COZ. COrn-Spot lots
and options sasc lower, closing steady;
receipts 1900 bushels; exports :, so bush
els; sales 472, 900 bushels futures, $1,000
spot; ungraded j0}aj0c; No. . white 5ic;
| No. . 5l3a5lsc, closing at 5lso; October
52Iaj2lc, closed at 52ic; November STA
a53Io closed at 80. Oats-iaic lower;
mixed western 3la3Jc; white do. 3Gai3c
| Coffee-Spot fair; Rio firm at lOc; options
shade lower and dull; sales ~, 80 bags;
| September :. 3jaS. 40c; October S40c; No
yember :. IOc: December S.3Jas. doc; jan
uary 9. 40c; February 6. 40as.45c. Molasscs
Unchanged. Sugar-Dull; good gran
ulated Gle. Rice--Steady and qniet.
Petroleum-Steadyi United closed at 81 &c.
Tallow-Steady. ROsin-Dnll. Turpentine
Dull at Sale. Pork-Quiet and I'M
changed: old so 20. Lard-A trihe higher
but quiet; western steam, spot, s. 52l sep
TENDER s. %; November So p0l December
| So S6a6 s.. Buttcr-Eim and in fair de-
mand; western l0a22c. Checse-Unehanged
and quiet. Esgs-Firm and in fair demand;
receipts |, sg7 packages; western fresh Isl
15ic, Lead-Quiet Tin-Steady.
| Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 2l.-There was very
little life in wheat to-day, the market ruling
quiet and generally easier. The market
opened iaic lower, declined 20 on rumOIs
that the next increase in the visible supply
would be small, reccded lc and closed Ic
lower than Yesterday. Corn weak and
lower, closed &c lower than yesterday.
Oats easier, closed .aic lower. Provisions
firm. Mess pork advanced 15a11lc.
FloGr-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Quiet and easier; sales ranged: August a.
aisle, closing at 77tc; September 7s.a
79c, closed at 7Ssc; October SOsas0Ic,
closed at s0sc; No. 2 spring Tie; No.
red 79,c. COrn-Weak and lower; cash
4lIa41Ie; August 41!a42e, closed at Ale
September ~ a43!c, closed at 42ie; October
4la44 slice, closed at ATE. oats-Weal
and lower; cash 26sc; August 2Ga26le
closed at 26ic; September 2Gia27le, closed
at 27c; OctQber 2ssa28ie, closed at isle
Rye Steady; No 2 sole. Barley-Weak
No. 2 5flo. Flax Seed-Weaker; No.
81 ia. Mess Pork-Firmer and l5a17l'
higher early but recedcd 7la1Oc and closed
steady; cash 50 57la9 co; August 50 81!
as zoe, closed at 50 GOc; September 50 );
40 72l, closed at 50 GOa9 62l; octobeI
50 63Ias III, closed at 50 75a9 75l
Lard-Steady; cash and August 81 s7l
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Law Schoo|of WashInghnd LeeU nireTsit
GEN. @ mi. C. LER. President.

i ed lectures with courses Of Lectures on special
subjects by eminent jurists. Tuition and fees SO
for session Of nine months, beginning Sept. l6.
For catalogue and full information, address Chas.
iy2eAcrb
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Mbeelins Register
Grauelers' Guide.

A RRTVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF RKFERENcE MARKS. sDaily
tSunday excepted. monday excepted-Wheel-
ing Time:
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rregTlBLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CTRES
49, r,tarrh. SerOfula, Eczema,
r,..r, rheumatism, Blood faint,

......-o.hgsut~,, without the nse of Mer'
c. .....,oaastous Blood Poison and on
.f,,m disease" mailed free.
.-a..lg1 duSs'N'N'
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer $, Atlanta, Ga.
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COTTON.

New York.
New YORK, August 81. - Cotton
Futures closed lower but stcadicr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-23

..,..ts ne pleasure to assure You that af-
Halli-H q NrlAne'S Celebrated Liver
s MI than twenty years ~ my family dIli,
~ so or have seen used. L have nCt
IIse'ss Insanity and had 20 try others, and
l ,, @; ~ Srt 50 promptly, probably, anG
= " NcIanes have used them myself T
~ - r. children. having used them on my
->..,E " MN easy and happy effect, l would
90 . S..- t5em to one and to all These
'- \. ~. w~rE-dO it promptly. do it well.
II lave effects behind AS sG q Slrg 5er
-,s. ,, %. he SYSTEM for Quinine, there Is no
sl. ~. zine equal 10 DR.. Z. McLane'S Cele-
y... ..l liver Pills. l expect to use them Is
- -, live. IL they continue IS good Is they
- 1srg IN the past. II c
Yours truly, 4. II. GILES.
e..,-N E Church south, Myers station
~ r. '' d, strict, Florida Conference.
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B., c. & z. RAILROAD.

B., c. & T. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:S5 a. IN. for Summerfleld
and GAINESVILLE
Leave Bellaire at 2.O5 p. m for woOdsfield and
Summeriield.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for wOOdSfield.
Arrive at Bellaire 900 a. M, $3.50 p. m and 4:05
p. m.
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Meditinal.
SHIFTS Specific

.oy,p remedy, made nom roots gain
sas'a' r,r>rs Of Georgia The method by
ri 'a'li -, was obtained by halfbreed
IEad Indians who inhabited a certain
-aiar ,..,,.fs which was communicated 10
,sEi1a o' WI. ~ ,.rrlers. and thus the formula
.asG 'as a. ~ .I,wn to the present day. The
.g .'sa '-,. the method of manufacture
,s,Ft'-' W. ,., M Mr.. Z. T. swim, one Of the
rs1E s,-..r,r,. The demand has been grad
s,sa. P'l .n.. nrrtl a $4,000 laboratory isnow
5-y .,r.nry the trade A foreign de
a,ss,ls r,,.n created AMI enlarged facilities
sl jas -...,,ary ,amceti it, This great
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TrSrsrrGo, Canada West, Ont.

v-ycS FLENlNV bhVN; -. .,,l 49,, ,o,,
e. -Ylarp,.,S came all right, ana l can say
ar D sJ0d bilious, pill. l nave Gse4 a
i r..re nils. but | can say DIR. G. Nc
sp.S w.Dufactured by Fleming BroS-.
~. ,.,r-... .,rId Gentlemen you have my thanks
LA. Ig.,ye some Of those pills TO my
..a.-, f~ = trial. one OF my neighb0rS
..,..~.,.ar..,. lie >l.dth did help him. He
.rg.r Gly like q new man. He wishes
'.",.rl il-tg,y cents worth for him. 80,
...r,rg. will DO Ill can 10 Introduce Dr.
; uEgrs's Liver FILLS, manufactured Dy
..-a. gry,lrrs. Yours with respect,
'--.-7 WI. III. DUGAN.
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WASHINGTON AID LEE UNIVERSITY,
Lexinuton, Va.

Lexington, Va.
INSTRUCTION IN THE USUAL ACADEMIC
i studies and in the professional schools OF Law
and Engineering. Location healthfnl; expenses
moderate Session opens Sept Is. For catalogue,
address Clerk of the Faculty"
jy2eagrb CIV. c. LEE, President
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-..->,-,.N Enclosed you will find one dollar
.-.~..trgwI.I please send me more OF your
--r anl-ne'S Liver Pills. trust you have
-. r.r u4y for the last two boxes l order
LID reviewed Iwnuld only say, they nave
. -.,.. more good than could express L
70. ,..sg brtr-r now than | have for two
r.-n..,L Yours truly,
REV. PHIL SPABTH,
West Sandlake, N. Y.
AVOID SOUNTERFEITSI Send us 25c
,'',t-..l and yuu by return mail = box OF
d. arrre pr. q. N'lGuC'S celebrated LlNes
es.1l,..ht handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS, HItISburg, Pa
70. Sale By retail druggists Be
gye tho McLaue's pills you buy Rre
=sls at Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho coun-
srscits arc mado at St. Louis, no.
and Wheeling, W. Va.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22
Ero4 Friday.s Daily.
RERsOHAE.

James MCGEE of WichltA Is in they city
Blind Boon arrived on the evening
tram.
M. Bucklsnd Of Usage City is visiting
in town.
Miss Maggie Jones left this afternoon
for . visit TO Colorado.
T.w. Kitchen of Chicago arrived in
the city this morning.
R L. Beaumont Of St. Joseph Is in the
city looking up business.
Mr.. Clark snd WITS are in Council
Grove visiting with friends.
T. Mccullough left yesterday for an ex.
tended visit 70 friends In Coin, Ia.
Hiss Ellie Houghton left yesterday to
visit her brothers couple OF months al
Las Vegas. N. n,
County Clerk Roland Lakin and County
Attorney ]. W. Feighan returned from
Topeka Yesterday.
Mr.. George Wells OF Missouri il visit
ing In the city for q short ams, the guest
OF Mr.. B. d Roberts.
Mrs.-Auns B. Hope OF Latham, sister
in-lAw of Elder R. L. Lott. Is visiting at
the residence OF the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Warner of New
York arrived in the city yesterday, and
are visiting at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Frank Cramer.
Mrs. E. W. Pinkston Of Cedar Point
Chase county. who. with her daughter.
has been in attendance on the third party
convention, is detained at the Coolidge on
occount Of the illness of her daughter.
Mr.. ]. II Hoffuan returned from Abb
lene, having left the ball club there. In
catching ball on third base the third
finger of his right hand was broken. BE
Is one of EmpOria's best men and unit. he
is able to take HE stand again In the BOZ
it will be hard matter to get some one
70 I'll his place.
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From sasurday.s Daily.
ouR Rows AaROAp.


The Emporia bali club seems to %
making notable success Of their games
played At Abilene and Minneapolis, haE-
ing defeated their opponents in every game
Yesterdays game ended in rather pecu-
liar way, and although at the end Of The
fourth inning the score stood Z 70 IN f.
Vor Of Minneapolis, kick seems 20 have
been made by that club which being peE.
sisted in cost them the game and the um-
pire declared the game Q to 0 In favor Of
our boys. Considerable interest was man-
ifest last night when builetins stopped
coming and the telegraph Office WA
crowded with those waiting for further
neWs, which, however, did not arrive m
Gil this morning. Whether they viii play
to-day or not is not known. Next Mon
dsy and Tuesdsy they play the WyandOtss
club in this city.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


CITY TRANsFEhS.
M E Roberts to c L Burge, n Congress
street; $100.
PJ heilman 20 Belle l. Weaver, lot 4
Mulberry street, Ryan's subdivision %
block z, IN Ruggles' addition 800.
Mary A Holmes to 81. Q. Whitley, part
OF 81 and SO Market street; 81 800.
a K Bancroft TO Weathers, 153 Union
street; $l.00j
Wea.hers to Henry King, 158 UniOn
street; 81 800.
A Wharton to Henry King, 153 Union
Clara O Love to VIM Duguid, Herr
tage subdivision lot 2, blOck 8, Ruggles'
addition; $3.50.
Viola j Ong TO Charles B Hawkings. rs
Packs sub division OF block II, POtWin's
subdivision; 5000.
R Il Humphrey TO VIM 81 Buser, 50
Exchange street, $3.50.
E Sherman and q E Richardson to VIM
Il Buser, 80 Exchange street, $500.
Z Sherman and s Richardson to T g
Whitley, IS Exchange street, $3.50.
Emporia Town company TO A Gillett.
lot 100 East street, 1I5 Sylvan street, LOT
and 100 Cotton wood street, $40.
George w Brown to A Gillett, 134 West
street, 40 Neosho street. ISL Congress
stree, 265 Commercial street and 80 Mer-
chants street, 500.
Robert JEFF admir- to 8 O Barnes, 70
Constitution street, 1850.
Henry Tavener 10 D Holmes, 1879
State street. 81.
VIM B Wslkup ct al to Mary II Jay,
undivided one half of lot 157 Merchants
street, also undivided one-half Of sw or 2,
10. II, $4,250.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS..
c Hood to E 8 Waterbury, ne or, 10, IL,
IL, $500.
Henry Nuttmsn to Rose huffman, 6 hi
of ne aud sc IA, 81, II, 81 90
MK& T K RIO H Winter, NV Or, 10,
81, IL, $500
sec and aud e of Q hf and iots 1. 5, and
8, sec e-hf of hf and lots 5. 6, 2, and 8
sec 10 also all of secs II and 30, all IN
twp 18 IS $10,S43.19.
Thos w Evans to Abraham Moon shf,
of ne or of 20 also 2 acres In ne corner OF
shf of NV or %, 10, II, $3.50.
Andrew Mass to Chss Mass, sw or OF sW
or sec 20 Sc sec 10. 10, IL, $500.
&c Brown to j. F Wright, 8 acres in
lot 1, sec 4, 10. 10, $3.50
w D Clutter TO F e Hawkins. 515 acres
in Sc or of NV or 8, IS, 10. $3.50.
VIM Carl to r e Hawkins. e ht of sw or
8. 10, 10. $1,000.
Thos. N. Dixon TO A E Dixon. ne or 81,
Is, 10, 81, 800.
L stephens 70 E B Lesh, acres in sw
or Of Sc or 4. 10. 10, STA.
Samuel 10y to e B Lesh. acres IN sW
or of 80 or 1, 10, 10, $25
j E Duncan to Martha E Duncan, sw
or 90, 10, IL, 1925
Peter Oakley to Martin Knowles. bf
OF NV or a. 1S, 70, $4,000.
Reading Iron Works to Frank HOTEL.
lots 4. 5 aud aud g hf of ne frac sec 6;
also. west frsc hf of NV or frac 8. 10, Is,
81. S21.61
samuel Thomas to Rltschard, " hf OF
ne or %, 20, 10. $3.50
Conrad Altman to John Schelbmeir. {
hf of ne Or Is, 20, IL, 500
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22
PERSONAL.

c. F. Miller of Kingman. is in the city
D. Kerwin of Strong City was IN the
city yesterday
John Perrier Of Bitlertown was iu the
city yesterday.
w. S. Master of Eureka Springs is in
the city to-day.
The Blind Boone combustion left for
Usage City to-day.
Mr.. Robert Best of Waterloo township
was in the city Yesterday.
]. a. Rosar OF Saratoga. Kansas, is
stopping at the Hotel Coolidge.
Pc. McElfresh OF Usage City registered
at the Hotel Coolidge last night.
Will Durdman and wife of Allen, Kan
sse, are visiting friends in the city.
Mayor Brewer returned today from a
visit down along the Howard branch.
L. SeverY and party have returned from
the west, all in good heslth and spirits
I'D. Fitzpatrick and A, HaIch of Sa-
lima registered at the Coolidge this after
noon.
The WILDER company leave Tomorrow
for Lawrence, where they will play for a
week.
D. @. Kisei of o ,sge City. arrived in
town last night aud pu; up at the Hotel
Coolidge.
F. Barnard, of Cedar point, one the
oldest citizens of Chase county, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. @. NJ. Taggart and daughter Of
West Virginia, are visiting with Rev
Saodgrass and family.
Bishop N. X Ninde Of Tt peka has been
visiting in this city, the guest of Rev
Snodgrass Tor the past two days. He lift
for Kansas City today.
The Raw G. F. Jones from Topeka, &C
companied by the Rev, ". n. Lloyd o
Enporta. made the NEWS a pleasant cal
to-day. Mr.. Jones who lately came from
Wales, complains that sunny Kansas i:
gradually reducing his corporatim.
Mrs. DR.. C.S MelIIs, an old resident
of this city, but at present dean of the
college of music of the university Of Cal
lfOrnia. at Los Angeles, is visiting with
| MIR. and Mrs. I. D. Fox at their residence
on Merchant street. Mrs. Mellls Is on
her way 10 Europe. and stops only few
days here to meet her old friends and &C.
quaintancts. who: are happy to see and
welcome her.
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From Thursdays Daily.
REEkNNNAE
]. A. Morgan iest to-day foE OAK Hill

ia. Morg4n lett to-day fos Oak Hill,
o where he will spend the summer.
wa Campbell of Topeka is in the
city.
W. b. Reed of Kansas City is stopping
at the Hotel Coolidge.
D.A. Park of FL Dorado is visiting IN
the city.
Frank Hamilton of Topeka is visiting
in the city for few days.
N. W. solomon of Kansas City ia
making business visirJo our town.
T. ID. Fitzpatrick and a. F. Harsh Of
Salina registered at tbs Hotel Coolidge
this morning.
Clay Ward OF South Port, Iod., arrived
yesterday afternoon in this city on . visit
to his aupf, Mrs. III. Churchill.
Andrew Scott, an old citizen Of Emperis,
has been confined to his bed by sickness
for the last ten days, but Is beginning to
convelesce.
Harry O. Woman called on the News
this morning. Mr. Vrooman is connected
with the Kansas Workman. the labor
organ of this state. He IL on his way
southwest TO iii engagements.
Miss Ruby Dodge and Mics Maggie
Greenfield and Master Joe Greenneld of
st Joseph, Mo-, are visiting Mabel and
Bert Rose of this city.
Mr.. w. e Kirk and family, from Har-
risburg, PA., are visiting with his sister,
Mrs. g T. Meyer. Mr.. Kirk has been in
Topeka attending the national teschers'
association.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-07-22
A $500 BLAZE.

Last night about half past
o'clock a DIRE broke out in the
rear end of j. A. Kallaus s. Co.'s
restaurant from causes unknown. The fire
company were on the grounds In short
order aud alter some twenty minutes
succeeded in subdulHg the flames, and lett
after having as they supposed put ont every
spark. They had been gone but a short
time, however, when the flames again
broke out and the alarm was given. This
time the entire building was soaked with
water before the company left.
The damage amounts TO $500 at the
very least calculation, the entire rear of
the building being so badly burned that
every part would have to be rebuilt
The dining room and front room were
soaked with water and the plssterlng
ruined. The fire broke out near the kitch-
en- stove, but whether that was the cause
or not cannot be ascertained. The build
anc contents are insured.