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nEnPHIs sHoRT RoUrE sOUTa.

The sale of Tourist tickets. VIA this
Short Route, TO Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, and other Southern winter
resorts, will begin on the 18th inst.
For the Exposition, round trip tickets
to New Orleans, good forty days, will be
placed Cd sale on November LIST, at rate
of $3.50 from Kansas City. In addition,
we make rate of $50 90, Kansas City to
New Orleans and return, for ticket good
TO return until June LIST.
With our through Buffet sleeping car,
Kansas City to New Orleans. daily; our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas City
to Memphis; and with but one change
of cars. Kansas City to Jacksonville and
other Florida points, this route offers
Southern travel from the West and
Northwest, accommodations and facili-
ties afforded by no other
J. Z. LOCKWOOD.
GeFpi Pasa q Ticket ARt
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j. w. LYNN.

News reached Us Monday that Hon.
j. w. Lynn. an old and well-known
resident OF this city, died yesterday at
Starke, Florida, where he was living in
hopes that the climate might benefit his
health. The body will be brought to
Emporia for burial, and will probably
reach here about Thursday. Mr.. Lynn
was one of the most prominent and best
read lawyers Of this city, being q men,
Der of the firm of Scott s. Lynn; be was
also q member of the Christian church,
where the funeral services will be held.
Due announcement will be made con-
corning the date and time of the ser
vices.
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BADLY BURNED.

The children Of Mrs. Daniel Young,
cOloFed, were bsdiy burned this morn
ing, while she was attending Justice
Fletcher's court a. q witness in the as.
sault and battery case. How badly they
were burned our reporter was unable to
ind out, but it Is understood that the
children's suferIngs are slight, and the
burns not dangerous. though the mother
was summoned from court to attend
than
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ma aolsn - sourns... KIorsaa.


Should you contemplate . Trip %
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta. So
vaaneh, Ga, Charleston, 8. c.. Jackson
vile, FlOrida, OF In fact eay point In The
south or southeast, Il VIII Be 70 your In.
eeresE 70 examine the advantages over
AL ether 1Inee offered by the St Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern rAilroad-
1Iron Aountsin Route in the way Of
fast time, elegant equipment, &c.
Al present daily train IL run from
Saint LOUIS Grand Union Depot, It
teched 90 which viii Be found a Gle.
eGant Pullman Palace aieeping car,
which FEas through 70 Nashville, Team,
where direct connection II made with
express trains OF connecting lines, Eog
points mentioned shove. This train
connects es NaahyilIe with the Jackson
vile express, having Pullman Palace
aIeeping car Of the very finest make st.
tached, which runs through 70 jackson
Vile, Florida, without change.
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A Remedy for Lung Dasaases.

DR.. Robert Newton. late President OF
the Electric College. of the city Of New
York. and formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio,
used DIR. WM. HALLS BALSAM
very extensively in has pracIice. - many
of his patients, now living and restored
to health by the nee Of tina f1valuable
medicine. can testify. He always said
that % good . remedy oughI not TO Be
considered merely as patent medicine,
bat that it ought "a be prescribed freely
by everv rhysIciaR as . sovereign rem
cures Consumption and all pectoraI COM
-lafnfa
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Arrastad Tor Fraud.

DENNIsoN. Tex Feb. 9.-Thomas c.
CArlock. president of the Texas and
Oklahoma Homestead colony, was ar
rested here yesterday. upon the charge
of using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses aud in default of ball was lodged
in jail. Carlock's plan of operation
was to induce parties who were solicited
to JOIN the colony, to send him 81,
which would entitle them to member
ship and homestead OF 100 acres of
land
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- Hss-or1asn~. aeIlabIo Roas..

B. Whsldon can always Be relied up
On, not caly % carry N stock the bese 81
everything, bat 20 seufe the agency for
such articles e. have wei1-knoWn merit.
and are popular WITH the people. there.
by gustatniBg the reputation % bslrR
always enssrprining, and ever reliable.
Having secured The ege1cy fog the csis-
bFa1ed Or. Kings New Discovery fog
2cnsawDsio2. win sal Il on q positive
gaaEsneee. 1tWiil surely care every
affection Of the fhFoss, lungs, aa1 chest,
and 90 show our conGdesce, ~ invite
you 70 Gail and get tEiel brittle free
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By using DIR. Frazler's Throat and
Lung Balsam-the only sure cure for
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness and Sore
Throat, and all diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. Do not neglect q cough.
Il may prove fatal. Scores and hundreds
of grateful people owe theIr lives TO DR..
Frazier's Throat and Lung Balsam and
no family Will ever be without II after
once using il, and discovering its mar
velous power. It IS Dut up IN large fam
ilv bottles and sold for the small Drice
of so cents 9 bottle. 81 by d. w.
Morrie drupRisf
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Storey's VIII.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Jndge Rogers in
the clrcui: court this morning, decided
that the will executed by WILDER F.
Storey, late owner Of the ChieAgo Tines,
in February, 1881, was Yaiid and di.
rected that it be admitted to1 probate
The win leaves the newspaper and the
largest portion of the estate to his
WIDOW, Eureks c. Storey. Counsel for
the blood heirs gave notice of an appeal.
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Chonnad Har Head un.

TAMPA, Fla. Feb. s.-Capt. Duzen-
berry for some time past has been a res
ldent Of Perue, in this county. A few
weeks ago has father. mother and brother
arrived from Pennsylvania. The broth
er has been deaf for several years, but
beyond that affliction nothing unusual
was noticed about him. Saturday,
while their mother was alone in the
house. the young man entered and with.
out warning, literally cut of the top of
her head with . sharp Ratchet II is
supposed he was suffering from tempo
rary alteration when he dealt her the
fatal blow. The cornor's jury rendered
a verdict in accordance with this suppo-
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NOTES FROM CaTCAGo MouNn.
WRDNRsDAv r.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10.
The Parlor Literary and Social circle
Is now all the go. 1t meets Wednesday
night at Mr.. WyckofPs.
There are some candidates for the pen
or judges decision, at the Mound If they
don't leave of such dirty tricks as steal
ing lap robes, breaking whips and cut
ting harness.
The Chicago Mound singing class
will give a grand concert next Saturday
night, Feb. 18th, under the direction Of
Prof. M. A. Paul of Neosho Rapids. Il
promises TO be . fine entertainment.
IL is q query in our minds whether
Prof. Paul got lost last Saturday night
In going home, or whether he teok the
longest way round because be thought
that was short enough. We guess We
would 60 that way too If We had such
good company.
Well come again If this suits you.
OLD TIMER.
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How can Wstch-ao m6ftar how
costly-he expected % go whea tie
handspring Woa't o2eratss How eAn
anyone be well when his stomach, liver
or kldneye are ont Of ordeFs OF course
you say, he cannot. /" Yet thousands
Of people drag along mIserah1y IN thai
cn1ditfnu: not SICK a6ed, but not able 70
work with comfort and e1ergv. How
foolish, when = bottle or two Of Paxker's
Tonic would SET them Al right. Try IL,
;and get back your health and spirits.
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"And It took Only one boe1le 10 do u, %
SAID . gentleman, speaking OF ParkeFis
Hair Balssm had run OF fever, aad
when got we'll OF that my hair began
to fall out 20 fast - 20 alarm me-
really dIdn't know what 70 do, until one
day friend said, Try Pagker's Hair
Balsam. % Thsk wss some mocths ego.
What surprised me was the fact that one
ar dozen. Clean, highly perfumed,
pot oily, not ; dye. Restores original
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Pension nIntteru.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Among the
bills introduced in the senate was one
by Senator Ingalls, to amend the present
pension laws so that all honorably dis
charged officers of the army or navy
who served IN the war of the rebellion
and we're wounded or disabled In the
line of duty, shall be entitled TO mem
sion, which shall be allowed from the
date of the discharge. and that the
widows of such officers shall be edtitled
to their husbands pensions after their
death as they remained unmarried, and
then shall be required only to prove
they were the lawful wives of such Off
GERS at the time of their death, TO be en-
TITLED to the pensions,
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An -Rnd % 1sene Acrspanx.

Edward, Shepard Of Harrisburg, III i,
says: "HavinG received so much bene-
1t from Electric Bittars, / feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know IT.
Have had . running sore on my leg for
eight years; my doctor told me I would
have 20 have the bone scraped or leg
amputated. used, instead. three bot
ties of Electric Bytters and seven boxes
of Bucklins ArnicA SAlVe, and my leg Is
nov sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters arc sold At so cents q
bottle. and Bucklen's Arnics SalYe at IS
cents per box by B. WheldOL (el
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Frozen tn Death

WELLsvILLE, o, Feb 10.-A man
arrived here last night from Hancock
county, West Virginia, the natural gas
district. He brings information of q
terrible fate OF three HungarIans who
were frozen to death there last Friday
night. The unfortunate men were mem.
bers of the gang of Hungarians brought
to the gas valley to replace some of the
laborers who struck several days ago. It
seems that on Friday night they crept
INTO barn 90 pass the night and in the
morning were found frozen stiff.
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BIG AONEY

To Agents and 1Eea Oat OF Employ nsHts
Eaton's New Patent End Gate foT
wagons. No rods. No sectional con.
trivance. Time and patience saved.
Best of references IS 70 it, superiority 70
ali other end gates. Quick money. Ter.
rltory for sale.
We, the undersigned, after carefully
examining said end gate, do affirm that
10 Our opinion It is the most durable and
satisfactory end gate ever manufactured.
+. 3. Ryan, carriage maker; W. b.
HolaBdsTorth, carriage maker; j. W.
Kelso, blacksmith a. Phillips, farm
or; Peters Hardware Co. Grif1th q EW-
ing. hardware company; Isaac Haas.
mechanic; W. J. Kendriek. with Shep-
leigh s. Cartwright, hardware company ;
N. E. Weaver, hardware company; e.
E. Weaver d Co, hardware company /:
p. J. Heilman, harness maker; @. B.
Lynds, teamsteT.
Address bog 1856, or call 1t Office, l66
Commercial street up stairs. CIrcals7
tree. EmpOris. Kansas.
PUBLIC sALE-I, the undersigned, will
offer At public auction 70 the highest
bidder at my residence, II miles north
and 2 miles east of EmpOris, on the head
of Duck creek, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18th,
Commencing At II O'Clock Q. m, the fol-
loving property, to-wit; IS head Of
mich cows, "a head Of YsarIing beifeTs.
~ head Of heller calves. head Of steer
calves, thoroughbred short born bull
with pedigree, soWs with pig. thor
oughbred Poland and China boar, corn
planter, cuitivstor, 2 rolling eolters
8 bed-steads. black walnut cupboard,
and general assortment Of farming
impIemepts and household goods not
enumerated.
Terms-A credit Of nine monshs will
be given On al sums over 80. parchas-
ef giving note with bankable SuEIty,
note TO draw 10 per cent intsgsSs frm
dsse. All Gums Of $40 snd usde9 cash
viii Be required Ia hand. Five pea cat
OF for cash.
JOIN G. WHUz1,
L r PRUYE. Anctlonssr.
Rraa fuR.ah
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The evangelist, Rev. John T. Martin
of New York is IN the city and begins a
series of meetings for the masses at the
court house tomorrow evening aud
each evening this week. A cordial In
vltation is extended 20 all TO attend
these meetings.
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Mid rharrn md -.

Everybody knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar As 3 relief and cure for
any affection OF the throat and lungs.
Combined with these two ingredients are
few simple healing remedies In the
compositions OF DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. making it just the
article YOU should always have in the
house tor coughs, colds, group and bGen-
chItis. Price so cents and $1,000. SAM
ples free5 Sold by Chas- Ryder and J..
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naissfssiDpi Valley Routa

The North, Central and South Ameri-
can exposition will open in New Or
leans, November 10th 1885. The man
agement report that q more extensive
display than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting it,
or going 10 Florida, should ask for
tickets over the Louisville, New Or
leans ana Texas railway and make q
trip through the sugar and rice plauta-
tons of the beautiful Mississippi valley.
For price of tickets 70 Vicksburg,
Baton Rouge, New Orleans and all
TO P. r Rogers, Gen. TRAY. Pass.
Agent, II Monroe street, Memphis,
Tenn, or A. J. Knapp. Gen Pass Agent.
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BasRles's Aralea sasvs.

Tbs hesG ealxe in the world fo- cufs
hruiaess sores. ulcers. salt Fheun. ieser
sores. tekteF, chapped hands. chflblelns.
corDs and all skin eF1ptions, and pnsi-
lively cures piles or 40 pey ren1irsd.
Il Il e1AfeBtaed 20 give perfect ssai<tae-
don Or Fnone9 refunded Yfies 8 cents
por boz For e&le by B, Wheldca.
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In the north part of the city, the
Crossings are almost impossible. 40 Al.
ley crossing on Eleventh. between Me-
chanics and Market street. needs the at
tention Of the city engineer. The side
walks in front Of the residences along
the block arScompleted. but the city af-
ter filling the crossing with yellow clay
have left the crossing severely alone. a
thoughtful citizen has LAID down two
barrel slaves and people must either
cross on the slaves or walk two blocks
below, after going enc block west for the
crossings on Tenth between Market. Me-
chanies and CammsrcIsl have never
been finished,
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sam Iones ct Chicaro.

CHICAGO, Feb SIT is definitely
stated that Sam. Jones will reach Chica-
go about the 18th of the present month
and among church people the advent of
the great TeYivalist Is awaited with the
deepest interest. Jones has consented TO
remain in Chicago q month if the mln-
listers here united and asked him to
come. A meeting for that purpose was
held at the Grand Pacific hotel this noon
and arrangements perfected whereby the
Casino skating rink on State and Tween
ty-fourth streets was secured for the oc-
casion. The seating capacity for 1000
will be crowded.
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TIED TO0ETHER

Judge harrington Joined a low
ing couple together to-day IN
his usual happy style. The
names OF the contracting parties are
Martin r. Bullion and Margaret E, Hol-
land. both Of JanesvilIe, Greenwood
county. The loving pair left on the
Howard branch this afternoon.
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MtFsonlOas Leaps.

". W. Reed. druggist. of Winchester,
Indiana. writes: ''One of my customers.
Mrs. Louise Pike, Bartonls, Randolph
county. Indiaoa, was . long sufferer with
consumption. and was given mp 70 die
by her physciains- She heard of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consun. ption,
and began buying 1t of me. In six
month's time she walked tn this city, u
distance CT six miles. and is now 50 much
improved she has quit using it. She
feels she owes her lie 70 IL" Free trial
bottles at Whsldon's drug store.
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A sure eufe for blind. blsedisk, Il
Tag and liberated piles has been diseoR-
ered by DR.. Williams ian Indian rem.
edy), called DIR. Williams Indsan PIE
Ofntmert. A single box has cu1sd he
worst chronic cases of % % 90 yeagss
sanding. No one need suffer I've min.
ing medlcfne. Lotions and inssrunsnts
do more harm than good. Williams,
Indian PIis OintE eat absorbs The frwor1.
elisys the intease ffcking fparsIcuiasIV
e night after getting warm "a he'll. 80
as 3 poultfcE, gives instanS rsIisf. 1nA =
prepared only for piles, fochinq 81 pr1-
vas paris, spd for nothing Ella. SO
By D. ". HnrTia. Price 51css Z boz. D
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Anal,.hl.Ar4l.,

For enterprise, push and desire 70
get such goods a. will give the trade sat-
isfacsion Charlea RIDER and ]. A. Moore.
The druggists. lead All composition, They
seA Dr. Bosankos COngh and Lung Syy-
up, because 1t 10 the best medicine or
the market for coughs. coids, GROUP and
primary consumption Price, 50 cents
and 81. Samples free. 9
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Ruan,nIns1 r,hnnna-

BOSTON, Feb. 10-John L. Sullivan
last night issued challenge which he
says is his last to Paddy Ryan. He says
he will fight RYAN with kid gloves any
where in the United States for 5000,
and that if Ryan refuses TO accept ne
will brand him as q coward.
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MARRIED.

At the residence OF the brides mother
in Hartford, Thursday evening, Feb. 4,
1886, by Rev. Thomas 8. Walker. Mr.. A.
W. Davis and Miss Ella Britton. The
groom Is one of the most esteemed citi-
zens of Elmendsro township. The fair
BRIDE is one of the teachers in the public
schools of Hartford.
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southorn Knnan. Ranw.v

The short and most dire route to
Kansas City, st. LOUIS. Chicago, Omaha
and ali points east and north; and the
short line from Kansas CITY TO Cherry.
vale. Independence. Winfield, Wei
lngton. and Harper, Kansas
and all points In Texas and the Indian
territory. Trains for the east leave Il
T:15 am. 3. B. HYNRs,
j. LBAREs, 9enn. Pass. Agt.
SuDarinAandena
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Doath Of GeneroI Rowlev.,

CEIcAao, Feb. 8 After quite . long
illness Gen. D. G. Rowiey died here shis
afternoon ct the residence Of his sister.
He became widely known on account Of
his position se secretary to General
Grant, with the rank OF bFigadier gen.
eFal during the last years Of the war.
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A Handsonae Present. ;

CINCINNATI. o, Feb. s-Thomas
Sherlock has presented to the art and lit
erary ASSOCIATION of Topeka Kansas.
his painting, "The destruction OF his
ships by Cortez before marching on
Mexico IN 1872" by Rothernel Of Phil
edeIphiA- The work Is valued &C q, 600
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READING NEWS.
By MARY DE ZEAN.

READING. TUESDAY, Feb. 9. 1886.
W. Il. Douglass has lost 10 steers, but
now hopes for no further loss. he loses
about ten per cent of his herd.
ia. Hebbe is justice of the peace.
He fined Robert Smith 81 and costs for
knocking down B. A Hyder last week.
Hon. A. w. Plumb lett for Topeka to-
day.
Fred Bennett went with two cars Of
of fat steers to Chicago last Friday.
Wright s. SsIyer are closing out their
stock of goods. The store building is
rented out to ]. Russy for the year TO-
come, where may be found q good stock
of hardware and agricultural imple-
meuts.
George A. Conrey has rented his
store building to T. Miller of Emporia,
for country retail store.
N. W. StTatton has several good farms
IN his hands for sale from 80 acres up;
also, several houses in town,
Our enterprising firm of Richmond &
Brantley have their carpenter shop mp
and are getting plenty of work.
The plans for the new school house
40x60 feet. two stories, are TO be laid be-
fore the next school maetirR. Saturday,
February 20.
Judge J. E. Culver preached At the u.
E. church last Saturday and Sunday and
administered the ordinance of Baptism
also the Lords supper. Sunday night
Presiding Elder Hanna preached to q
full house an excellent sermon on ''Sow-
ing and Reaping" The quarterly meet.
ing was held Monday, and during its
session the committee on resolutions
presented the following which was
unanimously passed:
ResOIUed, Thst the TWO years of Bro
A. L. ScUtt's labor with us Is pastor
have been productive of great good.
That Brother Scott is true Christian
loysI TO God and the church, and zeal.
IOus laborer tor the Master.
That we esteem him one of Gods best
Christian ministers and recommend him
to the conference. and TO any church be
may be over as pastor, as one worthy
our Christian confidence, and We pray
Gods blessing 70 eyer rest upon him.
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FraZier's Root Bitters act strongly up
on the liver and kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, make the weak strong,
heal the lungs, build mp the nerves, and
cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity. Sold by D. W. Morris, drug.
Riet- Price 81 90. m
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A fair sized lake on Merchants street
between Seventh and Eighth avenue
will make popular resort tor people
owning skates. should the weather be.
come cold. Should 1t continue warm,
some enterprising Individual could coin
money by furnishing the lake with
boats and renting them ont.
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C1rss e IL by magic. Pimplas, Black
HeAds or Grabs, Blotchas and EFup1sons
on shs fsee. teaving he skin c1esF and
beauGifel AIso cures Itch, Salt Hheun.
scEO Lips. aud old, ObssInase Uiessa.
Sold BY D: ~. Norris. DsuGgief
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At the recent meeting of the Normal
oratorical association, George Mays and
VIII Davidson were elected as delegates
to accompany their orator. Miss Sue D.
HoARlin, 10 Topeka at the coming state
contest.
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PosrOFFIoE CHANCES
EsTABLIsHRD,


In Kansas during the week ending Feb.
ruary o. 1896. furnished by VIM. Van.
Week, OF the postoffice department:
$50. RsrABLIsHRD.
= BY, Clark county. James N. Blyeboat.
master; DuckwOrth, Comanche COUNTY.
William Duckworih, postmaster; Lasker'
Ford county, George Inman. noafI
master; Nickel. Comanche co1ntv.
Emma German. postmistress: Snvder
Ford county, John NJ. Snyder. post.
master; SOdvIlle. Mesa county, William
Wilson; Templeton, Ness county.
Aouroe Temple. postmaster; Vaughn
ehAVilnsl county. Andrew w. EmersOo'
Non, Comanche county, Burrell 8. Voc
POsrMAsTERs APPOINTED.
: Axteft, Marshall county, Mas Amanda
r. smith, Belpore, Edwards coDntv
Mrs. Jana Day; BiufvilIs, Ellsvo.th
county, Alexander WOrl; BRENNAN. Ia !.
wards couoty, Stephen d Robinert.
Byron: Woodson county. G. Phelps
Gain, Ellsworth county. Isaac Strong
CoWsen's Grove, Mitchell co j Fuso5 !:
Durham Park. Marion county, 8. l,
Abrams; KiddeFville, HodReman conn
", George F. Jones; Little River, Rice
county, George w LRuss: Meriden, JEFF
fsEsnnC county. Robert Smith, Mount
Oarme. Crawford couDty, Mas Lena
Rosebary; Osawkie, Jefferson coun.
tys y John W. Marker; Pillow.
Saline county, Marion y. Hicks;
Scranton, Usage county. J. NJ GuddInes;
sun Gy. Barber COUNTY. Thomas Cal.
llson Twin Mound, Douglas county.
John I. Carpenter; Xenis, Bourbon
county. John 81. Decker: West Plains.
Meade eouotY, A. T. Rschoine. ~
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-11
Certainly. come ahead.-ED.1

The bad drainage OF this city will
cause great deal Of sickness and many
deaths. Malaria and Typhoid fever will
render desOlate more than one happy
home before long unless the city dram
age Is attended To.