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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
CITY TRANSFERS.

Jarman to ] B Weaver. 81 Exchange
street in A o WhartOn's sub division part
block 10, PotwIn's subdivision; 800.
CIV Mccormick to Mary a McVey. IL
and 10 Pine street, SINNERS add; $500
} II Duncan to L G Wilcox ct al, 16
Neosho street, Coplty's add; $3.50.
b Irwin to F M Lawrence, 12l Rural
street; $1,150.
Louisa Newton to s NJ Bell, ID NeoshO
street, COpley's add 81 800.
l. b Kellogg to Thomas E Love, lots So
40, 40 and A Kehogg's add; 10.
K NJ FOrde to T E Love, lots SO, 40, AZ
and A, Kellogg's add, % NOrton's add
$35.
Amos A Southwick to James Morse, 81
Washington add; 100
EmpOria Town Company TO B r Harris
LOT Congress street; SO.
D McCoilum to j Evans, II Neosho
street, Copley's add; $115.03.
Mrs Nancy Mccain 10 Eta NJ Morrison
1859 Union street; 81, 400
E Perley to Mrs A Morse, 40 Con-
gEess street; $500
Henrietta A Hopkins ct al. to BIanch n
Pearce, 172 Congress street; 81 $50.
Cynthia w Hastings to A G Abraham
part lot 2, Heritsge's add; 81, 400
s N Smith to VIM Martindale. 10 and 2C
Mulberry street, Ryan sub-diYtsion bib
Ruggles' add; -
CIV Mccormick, ct al, to Clara E Love,
lots and 5, Hobbs subdiv, $500.
a c Cross to A Heagler, &c Union
street, $500.
81 Retschlag 20 E Lambert, part of loi
II, State street, Normal add, $500
ID G Nelson to T Hood, ct al, 16S
Cottonwood street, $500.
John s Watson to Dan1 Rich, 50 Com
mercial street, $1,000.
@ A Leighton, to John Russell, 156 NeS
sho street, 500.
TOWNSHIP TRANSFERS,
John Coulson to E Lambert, g hf 80
II IL, $4,000.
Martha F Webster to Henry L Schlos-
ser, lots l and Of NV or TIT 10, 81. 90,
Jesse Haskell TO ElmiEa FISK, 8 hf nv
or 34-21-11, $1,000.
A G Haines to F L Miller, " hf ne or d
NV or of ne or S19-11, $1.O0
Eli L Davis, guardian OF ] P LudY, Is
acres in So or of ne or Is 10 10, $40
RI Garrett to Drucilla Brown, g hf nv
| or % 10 10. 81, $50.
E Flusche 70 F A Fiusche, 81 acres 10
n hf sw or 35-20-11. 81, 500.
Dan1 Rich to 8 Watson, ITO acres II
sv or 5-19-12 aud 2711< acres in sc or 6-19
| 10 and 1881 acres In Sc or 6-19-12, 50 $50
Melinda II Thompson TO John A Smith
sc of sc or and IL acres in NV OF ne % q
-12. 81 O0o.
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Yesterday afternoons races ct the Dry
ing Park were well attended In spite of
the attraction Of the game Of ball at the
grove. As usual Mr.. Bean spared no
pains to make everything pass of in the
best possible manner. The entries were
all good horses and the races were fine.
The first race, one mile dash for the silver
pitcher, was won ~ Mr. Hawkins
of BArWlck's livery stable. The
three minute class race was
won by Jones' Starwano in 2:694. The
novelty race first half knd three qusrters
was won y Loag John aud the mile race
by Jay hawker. The audience took the
greatest interest in the various runs and
the enthusiasm was great whenever the
consessIng horses come in on the home
stretch.
Mr.. Bean intends to give our people .
matinee every other Thursday afternoon,
and assures the people OF EmpOrla thai
everything will be done in the best posi-
BILE manner, and that the entries in every
case will be good. We wish hin success
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RE&co UDa

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with headache
you are fidgetiy, nervous, and generally
out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace
up, bat not with stimulants, spring medI.
ciDes or bItters, which have for their basis
very bad, cheap whisky, and which stim-
ulate for an hour, and then leave you In
worse condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will purity your
blood. start healthy action of the liver and
kidneys. restore your vitality and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a med.
icine you will find in Electric Bitters, and
only so cents bottle at B. Wheldon'l
drug store.
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Personal.

Chae. Grant OF ElmwoOd IS in town.
8. Dow of Eureka was in the city yester-
day afternoon.
Col. a. s. Everest of Atchison was IN
the city last night.
Morris Mulconnery of Ncosho Rapids
WAS in the city yesterday.
T. G. Razle of Hartford was doing bus
mess ON our streets yesterday
j. s, Burns aud wife of Orion, ILL.,, is
visiting the family of Prot NuttiDg.
J. W. latham left to-day for Hartford,
to attend the sunday school convention.
Miss Annie q Barles of Kansas City Is
visiting in town. the guest of Mrs. G. B.
Bennett.
Miss Ida Hankla of Topeka lie visiting
in the city with her grandmother, Mrs.
Doug
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. v. Phillips, leave to-
day Cor a visit to st. Johns, Stafford coun-
~ Kansas.
w. F. Hastings leaves to-day with his
family for Manhattan, where he will make
his future home.
G. H. Davis, stock agent of the Hannl-
bal & st. Joe, WAS doing business in the
city yesterday.
Ellen aud May FloIy lett to day for lola
Ksnsas, to visit with the family of Hon
z. II. Funston.
l. D. Fox started yesterday for New
York City where he will purchase q new
supply OF goods.
q. L. BumgaTdner and children, who
have been visiting the family OF ]. g
Burchfield, returned to-day TO their home
In Monmouth, Illinois.
F. 81. Messenger and lady, accompanied
by Mrs. r. z. Bird. of the Usage agency
passed through this city to-day on thei
way east. They registered at the HOte
1 CDoIid0a
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OonI,1Iss1oNrns pRoOrED1Nos.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
10 1909


Board met As per adjournment;
all members present.
The board spent the forenoon IN in
speeding the Lockerman bridge, for the
purpose Of making needed repairs, and
the site for Q new bridge over Phenil
creek.
On their return they took up the matter
Of court house Gite, and determined to
submit all three Of the sites for which
bids had been received, together with 9
proposition TO build 9 new court house
and jail, to be voted upon at the regular
November. 1856, election.
The county clerk was ordered to adj
yertise for bids for the stone work for
the proposed new bridges, as soon as
plans and specifications were furnished
for that purpose.
The board then adjourned until August
25th next.
Attest: ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk.
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AHeaIshy Body and a clear Head.

A Ii eaIshy BO0y ana q clear HEAD
If indigestion, constipation and bilious
ness torment the body, the head cannot be
clear These disorders react upon the
brain most hurtfully, and produce cloud
mess in the organ of thought not exper-
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MOst Excellent.

]. j. Atkins, chief of police, Knoxville.
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A Newt scheme.

An order has gone forth over the SAINTS
Fe road, main line and branches, that at
each station there should be fence erect
ed to prevent persons boarding the train
without tickets and keeping people away
from the cars that have no business there
The fence will extend the full length OF
the platform and will curve Into the track
toward the end, leaving space of eight
feet between the fence and the coaches
There Will be two gates, one for passenger
and one for baggage and express. 1t is I
good scheme and will stop the conductor
from "knocking down" fairs.
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CAMP MEETING AT LATHAM.
,eclal cOrrespondepce Of .he Dally NV.

LATHAM, KAN Aug. 10, SO
The United Brethren camp meeting Al
Latham Is conducted BY Rev. d. w.
Downey OF WestervilIe, Ohio. He is
blessed with some of the char acteristlcs Of
Sam Jones When he strikes he hitA The
meeting has been in progress since Aug.
9Th, aud will probably last until after the
23I inst. Several have been converted
ana the interest is unabaled. Those at
tending will he conveyed Cd sud from the
camp groaRd free Of charge. 3. Z. B.
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RnnkIan,a Amman sarve

The best salve in the world for cute,
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corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by B. Wheldon.
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advice Co Mothers.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
seething. It soothes the child, soften
the gums. aIlsys all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for ciar-
Thes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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We are authorized to announce W. J
Combs of Hartford, as candidate for thu
Office of clerk of the district court subjec
to the action of the Lyon county republi
can convention.
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We are authorized to announce that L.
n. Keys Is q candidate for the office OF
Probate Judge for Lyon county, subject
to action of the county Republican con-
vention.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

TIE confederates are IN the saddle In
Missouri. The democratic convention Is
St. Louis. had three ofaces 70 give. end
each was Rivsa 20 rebel.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

We are authorized to announce r. j
Rudisill a. q candidate for the Office Of
Clerk OF the District Court, subject to the
action of the republican county convention
OF Lyon county.
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The track tor the ri Dorado ShortlIne
at Elinor, has been laid, and the E & E
division IL now Q fixed fact
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

Mr.. Cha d Burdick brought into the
NKws ONCE Friday . mammoth tomatoe
weighing nearly pound and half, which
Wa crown on Dow creek.
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We are authorized to announce L. NJ
Carter Is 8 candidate for the office Of
Clerk of the District Court, subject to
nominotion by the county republican con
Vention Of Lyon county.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

j. Il. Trsylor is candidate for re-elec-
ton for clerk of the district court, subject
to the action of the republican county
convention.
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r. E. BruEer had the misfortune 70 fall
down his cellar the other day. HIS in
1urles were confined to q bruise on the
briage OF his classical nose.
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VIII Brooks started home from Yer
mont Monday. He will visit for few
days with relatives in Ohio ana will be in
EmpoEia by the first OF September.
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We are In receipt of cory ofthe Nash
Vile Journal of Medicine and Surgery, ed
tied by q. y. Briggs. Il Is nicely print
ed little pamphlet and Is q storehouse Of
wonderful medical kno wledg as well.
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TrAmps are OCCASIONALLY seer, but not
numerouslY In this city. There seems to
be . lack Of confidence on the part OF the
constAbulary IN that class of tourists.
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In the ToSeka Journal of the 18th Is an
account OF the death of Constable Z. J.
Cady, well-knOwn to many OF our citizens.
He wSs . prominent citizens Of Topeka
and Leading member OF the &. A. r.
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Garden q y Is raiding her gambling sa-
lOOns. Topeka. also, hss had q sudden
revival Of righteous indignation in that
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

The location OF the camp grounds for
the Grhn1 Army encampmeut lie At the falr
grounds.
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Three new feed stolts will be opened up
In this city on the let of September.
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J. r Graham has severed his connec-
ton with the Garden City Hearald. on &C.
count Of press Of outside business.
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The report that VAndsrbilI's car would
rass through on the Santa Fe Thursday
evening proved TO be false alarm.
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Thursday night little stranger came to
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. 8. A. Henshaw
II was Q fine girl
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The contracts are all let for the building
OF the Lutheran church and work VIII
commence soon.
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l am candidate for denomination fol
the Office of Probate Judge of Lyon coun-
u, subject to the declsion Of the republi
can county convention.
J. W. PARRIEeroH.
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TEE next lot Of anarchists TO be ried
and found guilty. ara the WyandOtts train
~,arkera
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Deputy sherIR- Wooster says that its too
near election time TO think OF anything
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26

TOwnsman J. w. latham returned last
week from Hartford. where he had been
attending . Sunday school picnic. He
reports having fine time. The picnic
was Joint affair between several Sunday
schools In that part of the county and the
whole thing was under the management of
DR.. Sutton. Literary exercises and music
were among the attractions.
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o. K. Miller Is the hspplest man IN
town. Il is nIne-pounds boy. Up to
going toprcss Friday p. m. he had not rs
yet collected his scattered Thoughts in such
= manner As to be able to give an intelli-
gent guess a. 70 what the name would be-
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Mr.. Al. Tutcher, general agent at Otta-
wa, Kansas, for A. II. Andrews 81 Co.,
probably the largest firm of ats kind in
states, was in town Friday assisting b
e. Root. agent for this city, in filing out
. contract for furnishing desks, etc, for the
Presbyterian college. preparatory TO its
opening this fall. Mr.. Tuicher goes from
here to Eskridge, where he has q contract
with the schools for large amount OF
school furniture.
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shall De candidate for the Office Of
Probate Judge At the republican conven-
ton. My past record as 3 judicial of1eer
indicates my qualifications for the posi-
ton. @. B. BAcHK1IxR.
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The new seats for the Garfield school
have arrived and are being put in.
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That North End Ladies' Archery club
10 busted. 1t seems that the secretary
wrote 10 q sporting house in New York
Tor the outfit and IN reply the frm stated
that It Was out Of bows. 1t seems strange
that this should break up the club. as we
are sure that any number of nice bows
CbeAuxs) can be obtained In this city.
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We are authorized to announce Prof o !.
w. wilkins of Hartford, a. . candidate
fOr the of1ce Of Superintendent Of Public
Instruction OF Lyon county, subject 70 ac-
tion Of the Republican county convention.
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DIR. Hibben has gone east. II is said
that EmporiA was too small TO hold him
since he beanie 9 grandfather, and 80 he
went east TO inform his many friends and
relatives there Of the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Hibben had been presented
with ten pound boy. Father and child
both - we'll As could be expected, but the
happiest Of the lot Is grandma.
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Maltese Jack
BALKAN,

yesxs old, 16K hands high. $40 the season,
which must be paid as time of service or sat
is1aesory note given.
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ON grass, extra charge for gram. Stock can
be removed only on payment OF all dues f0I
service and keeping Good care taken, but
no responsibility for accidents or escapes.
The usual privilege Of return next year Il
the mare fails 20 prove in fcA1, any the
stallion IL alive AID not sold.
For further particulars and catalogue
address:
~. q. PATT9N, supt.,
Allen LyOA Co, Kzans., or
). p. WISER & SON.
PV0pTIetoFe,
Prescott OnGs Canada.
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THE COLLEGE OF EMPORIA,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.

Under the Care of the Presbyterian
Church.
Open to both sexes. Three cOuIf8
Of study-the CLASSICAL, the PIN q
soPHICAL, the LITERARY.
Experienced and competent seache. BS
thorouRhness in work curriculum a
high as the best Eastern colleges.
Special advantages in AT, Music ard
the Modern Languages.
EXPENSES VERY REASONABLE.
The next session opens on Wednesday,
September 8, 1886.
Full particulars and catalogues may
be obtained by addressing the ppesi-
denf,
Rev. John r. iiendy. D. D.,
Emporis, Kansas.
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DEATH OF G. x. WORTH INGTON.

Q. e. WorihinGton died at home, 121
Neosho street, at IL O'Clock Friday night Of
typhoid fever The deceased was born IN
Cheshire, Delaware county, Ohio. In Feb
TuaTy 1856 he moved TO this county
about eight years ego with his wife, and
has lived In the city ever since, being en-
gagged In the jeweliy business. The death
OF his wife which occurred on the An OF
July last, seemed to Effect his spirits and q
short time afterWSrd he was taken with
typhoid fever from which he never recov-
cred and by which his death wac caused.
He was young man OF high standing In
the community and much liked by those
who knew him, hls death causing univer
sal SORROW.
The funeral services was conducted
under the auspices OF the A. .. U. w. OF
which he was . member. The body was
laid to rest in the Topeka cemetery.
Mr.. WOrthInGto3 has no relatives livinl
In this city, aud his son, lad of abou
eight years of age, will be taken care of by
Mr.. Worthington's parents, who reside II
nlInolA
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1886.
Wiser Ranches frOttiHg Stations,
FOR SERVICE AT
"The Wiser Rancho. !"
BELLEWOOD. 756,
Record s:34 1-2.
By Belmont (6z,) sire OF Nutwood 2;Isk,
WedgeWood 2:l9. $50 the season.
CIydesdaIe Stallion
LOCHNAGAR.

By Imported LoehnaR AZ. lst dam by Imp.
C0nqueFor. I'd dam by Sir william wallace,
Sd dam by Imp Hard Fortune, 4th dam BY
Imp. Comet. SIS the season.
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There was gay fishing party went up 70
Rock Canon yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II HoV,y, the Misses HovIy, Miss Free
man and Miss COlbuTn and another young
lady whose name was not learned, and MIR.
James DOuRhteriy. The day was spent
In fishing, eating, sketchIDg and relic hunt
lug. The party had an immense time and
all came home feeling several pounds
heavier There Was some complaint be-
cause more gentlemen were not along,
but Messrf. Hovey ard Dougherty did
splendIdly, ami even offered TO come tO
come TO the city and get Mr. Dan Phillips
and one or two otherF, just
for the qualification of their
eastern visitors, but the ladies objected to
being LETT alone even so short q time
Several very large sIzed FISH were caught,
hut possibly the largest one brought to the
bank OF the murky Arkansas was the suck
or hooked by Miss Freeman, who proved
an adept with the rod and line. The other
Voung ladies' tried to emulate this brill
liant example. but they were 30 noisy that
luck deserted them. All came home IN
excellent spirits, however, delighted with
the days fun Pueblo ChieftaiD.
Wonder what kind Of a fish Jim caught
and II he succeeded In bringing them
home to EmporIa?
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An impression mas gone out that be-
cause OF the recent changes IN the train
masters department Of the Santa Fe,
AesarS. Frank Burgess ana Walker
Coombs would remove from our city.
This 10 an error, as the headquarters OF the
Irainmas'er are likely to remain at this
place for some time to come. The friends
OF both will be pleased to hear this
Morning journal and courier., 1886-10-02
Committee On streets

At a meeting of this committee held last
evening petitions as follows were acted upon
Grading of st. Roman street from Lawrence
street $50 feet northerly; petitioner
given leave to withdraw.
Sidewalk on Ann street, both sides, be
tween Kossuth and West streets; recon-
mended.
Sidewalk on Anderson street, both sides
between Willow and Gamer streets; recon-
mended.
Sidewalk OF Downing street between Eng.
lish and Lombard streets; petitioners Civ.
en- leave to withdraw.
Sidewalk on jackson street, west side, be-
tween Shore Line railroad and Lombard
street; recommended.
Sidewalk on east side of Orchard street
between Gilbert avenue and Oak street; rec
commended.
Curb and concrete walk on both sides of
Greenwood street between George and Oak
streets; recommended.
Strengthening and widening of west side of
State street between old custom house build
ing and George street; recommended.
Petition for extension of time for laying
sidewalk on Pine street, north side, between
Atwater and Ferry street; recommended be
extended until October 1, 1887.
Change in width of Burtonia Place to So
feet; petitioners given leave to withdraw.
Layout of Lafayette Place; recommended.
Layout of Walnut street; recommended.