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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-14
Description Of Tho BIuGbGTPV

The Burberry is a valuable fruit and is q
re liable fruit to grow in our northern states
winter-kiil. IT is perfectly hardy, having
stood 40 degrees below zero without showing
any injury to the most tender Duds. IL ripen9
in this latitude about the LIST OF July and Is
borne in clusters like surrants; shape, round;
color. reddish purple at first, but becomes n
is iu equal to the Taspberrs Very mild. rich
sub-acid. pronounced by most people delicious.
1t may be served with sEith sugar and cream
or cooked sauce, and is splendid canned for
winter use. The plant seems TO flourish in all
soils, and is q prolific bearer. 1t grows very
dark green leaves and the blue fruit making
pleasing contrast. The demand for the fruit
Is great, and usually brings 15c per quart.
They commence bearing the first year after
setting out. and yields a full crop the second
or third year after setting out. They are prop
plant is about the height and size OF a currant
bush and very stOcky, holding the fruit we'll
up from the ground. Plants should be set in
the spring during March. april and May IN
rows two or three feet apart and fye or six
feet between the rows, making a perfect
hedge. and no grass or weeds should De allowed
to grow between rows.
How TO SEND MONEY! would prefer to
der: ali sums of 5 % ana under cost only fire
cents, and if order is lost money will be
promptly refunded TO sender II not con-
be sent by registered letter or postOftice mon
ey order or postal note. drawn on Portland.
Michigan. Postage stamps will not he ac-
obtain an express order-Only those OF one
cent denomination wanted.
PRICE LIST.
dozen plants by mail ............... 6Oc
dozen plants by mail. :. .-......eI00
100 plants by 80
LOCO plants by express or freight.
Plants are carefully packed in damp moss
and delivered TO express or freight ofhce. for
which make no extra charge.
L. D. STAPLES,
Portland, IOnia CounSys Mteh.
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Now that the legislature has got
down to three sessions a day, morning
afternoon and evening, and Jones' buf
falos shipped out Of the state, we shall
look for some wholesome legislation.
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The Smallpox.

One of the Bushong cases died Satur-
day and two more are seriously i'll. DR..
Kirkpatrick telegraphed the county
commissioners to secure another physi-
clan, and DIR. Burke of this city has
been secured. He will make three or
four trips week to the sufferers.
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II. B. Highlands, who was arrested
for stealing cattle, and whose trial has
been held over for another term of
court, is here awaiting trial. He will
not be tried, probably, however, ss his
attorney, General Mcconnell, is still
suffering from his dose of cold lead,
administered by the hand of McManus
in Usage. Therefore, owing to the i'll
ness of his attorney. the trial will, as
it appears bow, be laid over. It is
pleasant TO await trial and feel that
justice will not be meeted out till you
reach the next world.
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THEY think it most wonderful at
Wichita that a woman resident there
should be stricken with paralysis Of the
jaw. Isn't IL more wonderful that the
afiiction is not general?
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q price as capElce or interest deteEnE ne.
The law Of supply and demand hask ng
since been wiped ont. CompesiE on
dares not show It's head. or If it dc e.
encounters a Jack the Iippar that 50 an
puts Quietus on it.
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A FAcr-We are NOT closing out, nor
are we having a dissolution sale, >
but all the same we are giving the
lowest prices on dry goods duality CEN
sideredl of anybody in Emporia or
Lyon county. j. w TATHA9T & Co.
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THEY occasionally cut and slash a
man down at Wichita. 1t comes very
handy to use the knife down there
since they got a packing house.
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A NEVER endingstream of petitions
Ia behalf Of women members of the
state board of charities continue to
pour in to the legislature.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria.
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KANSAS NOTES.

Highwaymen are operating at Par
sons.
Wichita has a new wholesale over
all factory.
Buffalo Jones has biographer in
j. 5. Painter.
Buffalo Bits daughter is visiting in
LeavenwOrth.
The French about Concordia are to
have an organ.
The poultry breeders will hold con-
vention at Wichita February 20.
HiaWatha has a case of miscegen-
a colored cook.
Jones' buffaloes have been taken to
Quincy Illinois where they will figure
in sort of wild west show.
Senator Evarts has promised to de-
liver an address TO the university stu
dents during the commencement next
june.
John NJ. Reynolds was released from
the penitentiary Monday and became
a lecturer Tuesday night. John must
be hustler.
7. b. Murdock's newspaper office at
Eldorado was badly injured by fire Sat
urday morning. The injury to type
and material was considerable. Insur-
ance $1,000:
We still read about the great salt
trust that is being formed IN this
country and in Europe. Hutchinson
seems to know nothing whatever about
it.
Ellsworth Ingalls, has been invited
by the Irish National legue to deliver
an address, at the Grand opera house in
Topeka about February "a, in aid OF
the Parnen defiance fund
Hon. John L. Waller, the color6d
| lawyer and orator, formerly of Leaven
worth, but now resident of Topeka
has been appointed deputy county at
torney for Shawnee county.
A rTvivalist at Hiawatha ran away
| last week with daughter of the min.
lster in whose church he was holding
| forth. The revival was continued
however by the girls father who came
bravely to the rescue and kept the
meeting going.
Only two members of the present
Kansas house OF representatives wer'
born in this state-W; r. Honnell o
| Horton aged 2T> and Fremont Miller
| of Admire aged %. f. A. Stocks o
Blue Rapids is the youngest member
being but 25; while Il. x. Roach O.
HoIton is entitled to the honor of be
ing the oldest member, he having
marked his 71St mile stone.
Mulvane has the most independan
innkeeper on record. Guests say hi
table is all right. but his little way
are hard to get used to. Outside or in
side he will allow no one to put hi
feet against the wall to tilt back hi
chair. At 10 o'clock the lights are pu
out and the doors locked. and if any
one happens to be on the outside it i
his misfortune; if he asks to get in b
is told that he ''dont keep no tramps.
One parting guest was sped on his wa
with the remark that hereafter h
"couldn's eat grass in his back yard.
The legislative resolutions in refer
ence to Senator Plumb. published il
the Tribune yesterday, are to be con
; conveyed to General Harrison by
) special committee appointed for tina
purpose consisting of Hon A. j. Felt
. lieutenant Governor. Hon. Henri
Booth, speaker of the house of repre-
/ sentatives and chairman of the stat
J republican committee which conducte
the last campaign; Ex-Governor Gee
T. Anthony of Ottawa, Col. r. 1
Walker of Topeka Col. j. r. Hallowel
] of Wichita, Hon. James Hamilton
state treasurer, and probably one O
two others. The committee left To
2 peka Wednesday for Indianapolis.
. Lawrence Tribune.
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All NTioN, FARMERS.

There will be horse and mule buyer
at my barn in Emporia Saturday, Feb
ruary %, who wants a number of good
cavalry horses ard mules. They must
be smooth and fat and weighing from
900 to HOO pounds. Also, some chunky
mares Il. J. FLEMING.
WHY?-If you appreciate new goods
low prices and absence of humbug, go
to Tathams to buy your dry goods.
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KENNA, the democtatic candidate
for senator from West Virginia, is in
the ''soup." Five democratic members
OF the legislature refuse to support
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Disappeared.


Last Saturday evening August Neck
rode into +. w. brakes stable, put up
his horse and leaving orders to not feed
the animal, said he would be back in
short time. He has never been seen
by his friends in this vicinity since and
they are somewhat alarmed by his fail
ure to show up.
He has been farming with }. E. San
ders seven miles north of this city, and
besides good team of mules has other
property which is but slightly encum-
bered. He is in very fair circumstances
and no cause can be found for his mys-
ferrous disappearance. He is single
and is about Is years of age.
w. II. Anderson of Americas, re-
ceived despatch Sunday afternoon
at five o'clock dated st. Louis hospital
saying Your boy is here sick. come
quick Mr.. Anderson left at night
for st. Louis in no happy frame of
mind, fearing to find his boy dead on
his arrival. The boy, who is about
sixteen years old, ran away from home
for no cause whatever about six weeks
ago, since which time his father has
been able to find no trace of him,
though he has spent considerable in
searching for him and telegraphing
| over the country.
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A literary entertainment will be
given by the ladies of Lakeside at
the Lakeside school house, three and
one half miles west OF Emporia, on the
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-14
The New Year paVns Very AurpioiouslH.

AS usual the oath grand monthly
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
company took place at noon on Tues
day, Jan. 18th, 1889, at New Orleans,
Louisiana, under the sole superintend-
ence of Generals G. 7. Beauregard of
Louisiana and Jubal A. Early of Vir-
ginfa. No. 1882 drew the first capital
prize of 100000. 1t was sold in frac-
tiOnal twentieths at $1.O0 each, sent TO
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans. La.
One to Geo. T. Davis, Detroit, Mich;
one to j. H. Dickson, Detroit, Mich;
one to &. Nj. McLain, Colorado Springs,
Col; one to w. Z. Gresham, Indianola.
Miss; one to German National bank,
Denver; Col; one paid to Second Ma
tional bank, Bay City, Mich; one to
w. Halderman, Philadelphia, Pa;
one paid to depositor through Wells,
Fargo s. Co.'s bank. San Francisco,
Cal, ETC., etc. No. 40, 7S9 drew the sec
ond capital prize of 500, 600; it was also
sold in fractional twentieths at 81 90
each. Two went to Geo. w. SeWall
Chicago, Ill; two to the National bank
of Commonwealth, Boston, Mass; two
to the Hamilton National bank of Fort
Wayne. Ind; two to DIR. w. II. Dib-
BILE, Middleton, Conn.,; one to j. With
ers, Jr., San Antonio. Tex; one to
Theo. w. Fricke, No. pa south Broad
way, Baltimore, Nd; one to a deposit
tor in the Union National bank, New
Orleans, La; one TO depOsitOr in the
Branch State National bank, New
Orleans, La; one to Mrs. E., NJ. John
SOD, Albany, N. Y; one to First Ma
tional bank, Taylor, Tex: one to a de-
position. through the Union National
bank, New Orleans, La: one to Isaac
Williamson. zoos north Front street,
Philadelphia, Pa; ETC., etc. No a.
127 drew the third prize of $50. 600; also
sold in twentieth parts, one paid to the
Chicago National bank, ILL.,; one to C.
G. Dfldine s. Co.. st. Joseph, Mo-;
one to the National German American
bank, st. Paul, Mimi; one
to Merchants National bank
Louisville, KY; one to the City
National bank, Cairo, H.; one to a
depOsitor through Wells, Fargo s. Co,
San Francisco, CAL; one to j. NJ. Mar
tin, Ambia. Tex; etc. etc. The next
event of a similar Importance will be
on Tuesday, March u, 1889. All in
formation about 1t may be obtained on
an application TO n. A. Dauphin. New
Orleans, La.
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I, d. a. Stahl, treasurer Of Lyon county.
do sclemniy swear that the above and foTego-
ing statement shows the true condition Of the
funds IN the county treasury. TO the best OF
my knowledge. or Monday morning, January
2efh. Isea ID. A. STARIk
Treasurer Lyon County. Kae-
Subscribed and sWoEn 70 before me this 9Th
day OF January. 1853.
HoE14ED LsAKIN, County Clerk.
By JonE n HARRISON. DeputSt
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Two men suIcided at Wichita last
week. They are finding out down there
that it Is difficult to live on wind.
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Mnnan Mnn.u.Mnnau

If you want to borrow money on first
class chattel mortgage, call at the Office
of Filkins s. Sisler, on West Fifth ave-
nue.
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The Globe is new morning paper
in Kansas City.
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John Mcmahon of Phenis creek and
his son, lately arrived from Colorado
were in the city Tuesday.
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THE police OF Dundee. Scotland,
think they have at last caught Jack
the Ripper. -asa
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PATENTS!

Patents, Caveats and Trade Marks procured
Rejected Applications revived and prose
cuted. All business before the Emitted States
Patent Once promptly attended to for mod
crate fees, and no charge made unless latent
Is secured. Send for INVENTORS GUlQRsi
FRANKLIN II. HOCGH,
Washington. u. C.
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SENATOR PLUMB's highly compll-
meLtary remarks yesterday concerning:
Secretary Whitney's administration OF
naval affairs were timely and well de-
served. They were no less creditable
to the senator than merited by the sec
rotary. OF all the members of Cleve-
lands cabinet Secretary Whitney,
with the possible exception of Daniel
Manning, has displayed the highest or
der of executive ability as well as the
best good sense and political sagacity.
Had Secretary Whitney's advice been
taken, fine mischievous anti-taritf mes
sage of the president would not have
been sent to the senate last December.
He opposed it while the balance of the
cabinet favored it, Likewise, in the
Somoan affair he has shown Impotence
at tn, Fabian policy of Bayard. and
urged active measures. More Whit
neys and fewer doctrinaires in his cab
met would have saved Grover from the
| s'sOupo
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A GALLANT but forloru gentleman
Boosting the proud name Of Mccoy,
has brought suit against DIS. Horner
of Lawrence for breach 'sf promise,
laying the damage done to his suscep-
tible heart at &c., 900. He is right, and
we hope he will get every cent he asks
for. If men with hearts are to be
toyed and trified with by ladies, espe-
cially designing widows. why they
should be made to pay for their fun.
When a man deceives II woman what
is the usual remedy? suit for DAM
ages. Have not men hearts? aye, my
lord. Hearts OVERLOOKING like Uncle
Sans treasury, with surplus affec-
tions. Should not hearth roken male
seek the same remedy as the female,
especially when it is the only one he
can resort to? Certainly. What is
sauce for the goose should be- sauce for
the gander. Hence we say to brother
Mccoy, go it! Prosecute your SUIT,
and perhaps Sister HOrner, when she
finds she's in corner, will agree te
marry to keep the money in the family
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The BUYERS GUIDE Is

= AwRENCE BUSINESS COLLEGE ana
Ii Academy. Largest, cheapest ard best
a 55-paRe illustrated Catalogue sent free. Adj.
renee. kansaa.
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Henry Ingerman and Frank David
son of Howard visited friends in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Ingerman re-
turned again last evening to Howard,
and Mr.. Davidson to-day. In few
days Mr.. Ingerman will go to Hutchin-
son to keep books for salt company of
which Thomas Krutz of this city is an
active member.
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w. A, better known as Uncle Bill
ly'' Baysinger of Hartford, who has
been very Ill for about six weeks with
eresypelas and dropsy, is thought to be
near his end. his many friends Will re-
gret to hear.
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AsIERIcUs, Feb. IA letter re-
ceived yesterday from George Ander-
son. the lost boy. states that he is sick
at the hospital in st. Louis. His faith
er started for that city yesterday.
Arthur Myers, son of William Myers,
is at present at home visiting his faith
er and friends. He resides at Hutch
inson.
There were four accessious and eight
persons baptized at the NJ. E. church
yesterday.
The latest rumor from Bushong is
that the party where one of the cases
of smallpox is, failing to sell his butter
and eggs in that town, brought them to
Americas and the same were purchased
by one of our merchants. We hope,
however, that is mere rumof.
There will be an old folks meeting
at the Nj. Z. church on Thursday, Feb
ruary 21st, to be addressed by a young
man, Joseph Hill. Old-fashioned songs
will be sung. The hour is 3 O'Clock.
BURLow.
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EITzERs cIaNIAFLET nuTtaa
AMERICAS NEWs.

AAERICUs. Feb. John Bond is
having the brick foundation for his
greenhouse laid this morning.
George Booker contemplates setting
I'D a shoe shop at no distant day.
A brother of s. NJ. Bell is at present
visiting with him.
AS spring approaches the sale DIS
become more numerous.
The Americas Ledger expects to dis
continue about the 1St of next month,
perhaps later. We are sorry to lose
the paper from among us, and hope
some arrangements can be made
whereby it will remain.
A Juvenile prairie fire on our town
site created some excitement yester-
day.
Corn fodder, hay and all kinds of
feed are in great abundance at present:
at very low pricee, just the reverse OF
what it was this time last year
G.. C.. Pickering and family contem-
plate going to Washington Territory
sooD. BCRLoW-
See Gibson's cheap counter for bar
gains.
Repairing tinware a speciality at E.
d. LeshS.
Buy dry goods of Tressler & Lowry,
who keep the newest patterns. latest
designs and best goods for the least
money.
Headlight oil at Gibson's.
Gasoline at Z. b. Leshs.
Get your grinding done at the Amer
icus mills. Feed always on hand. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
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Resolved. That the city council is
HEREBY requested to make a reasonable
appropriation, not less than five hun
bred dollars, TO be expended under its
direction for additional lights, deco
rations, and such other public pur-
poses as may be deemed necessary to
| aid in meeting the requirements of the
| occasion in a manner creditable to the
city.
Resolved. That triumphal arches be
| erected across Commercial street at
| Fourth and Seventh avenues. decorated
| and festooned with the national colors,
| and that every citizen is hereby re-
| quested to decorate. in liberal and
becoming manner, his residence and
place of business and to give his best
services to our guests during the
three days OF the encampment.
After the adoption of the resolutions
| the meeting adioylrned
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
COUNTY TREASURER, JANUARY 18TH, 1888

Statement of amount on hand In the county
treasury Monday morning, January e, 1889.
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BRIDG EPORT.

The Catholic Fair opened in full blast
last night and was a grand success. There
WIS big crowd 10 the afternoon. The
display wss grand. The fancy table Is ths
grandest display everssen in this town. The
refreshmeut table ives taxed to it's utmost.
The supper table WIS crowded all evening
with the delicsciss of the season. Good
music was furnished by Meister' orchestra.
It viii be continued tonight and toner
row night.
The young people of the congregation OF
the First b. L Church will meet at the
parsonage this evening for the purpose of
arranging for the organization OF Society
of Chris ian Endeayor. These societies
have been, IN other cities, the means OF
doing much good ana drawing many young
people to the church and Sabbath school
Rev. ID. A. Pierce, who has be-n in
charge of the West Bridgeport NJ. L cir
cult during the past year, left on Tuesday
for his old home in HOpsdale, Pa. Mr.
Pierce preached most affecting sermon to
the people Of the West End the day before
he left, bring tears to the eyes Of many Of
his congregation.
Q. d. Huxley, who has besn in charge
of line @ L. & ". passenger station, leaves
to-day for Minnesota to take position on
the Northern Pacific railroad, and his place
VIII be taken by + ID. Reig, Of Wards
worth, Ohio.
The revival which has been in progress
az Lancaster Chapel during the past two
we zs closed last night Rev. Lane and
R,v. Roeers, who had the meetings ir
charge. feel much gratided at the success
which crowns their efforts.
Miss Faiis, OF Bellaire, teacher in the
public schools, Of this city, is confined to
her home with typhoid fever Mr.. F. A
Dmmmond is IN charge Of her department
during her absence.
Rev. Mr.. Hoey, of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church of Bellaire, occupied the pulpit Of
the First Presbyterian Church in this city
yesterday evening.
Lynn Lyle was arrested yesterday after
neon CHARGED with drunkenness and abus-
ing his family.
Marsaal Stuff arrested two peddlers
yesterday for selling without license.
John Very is in GallipOlis, called there
by The serious illness Of his sister.
Mrs. f. c Robinson Is visiting friends
sud relatives in Sswickly, Pa.
Cbas. Chapman left for Lorain last
night TO visit friends.
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MARTINS FERRY.

About six o'clock on Wednesday evening
William Ried, alias Soldier" colOred
man employed on tie McOAnn tunnel near
Mt. Pleasant, shot another eolCred nan
named William Marshall in the knee, at
boarding shanty near the tunnel Mar
shall comes from Charlotte, Vs., and had
not gone to work yet. His knes cap and
the Joint are shattered to pieces and the
leg will probably have TO come off. Town
ship Trustees Walker and HirbOurt took
the wounded man TO the Jefferson cOanty
iDfrma7y by way Of this city yesterday.
Ried made good his escape.
The boys who were arrested for stealing
ware at the Buckeye Glass Works will not
be prosecuted. Secretary Kerr decided
not 10 appear against them in the hops
that the thefts will not occur again.
A report has been circulated to the eff
feet that smallpox exists in the Italian
camp. near Mt. Pleasant. People from
that place denOunoe the mstteIas false.
Dr. Monroe, Of Allegheny City, Pa
will in the near future open dental par
lor in this city.
Mrs. Mike Morton, who hiss been sick
with typhoid fever, is much better.
Alex. Linn is excsvstipg for an addition
TO his building on Hanover street.
Miss Cassie Chambers, Of Warrenton, is
the guest Of Mrs. Thomas Parker.
Tx.Judge Cochran, OF st. Clsirsville, wa
in the city yesterday.
Mrs Mike GJibble is c5nvalescent.