Stoves.
ffjfli
VEST EASILY HAHAQEP.
EC0N02HCAL X1T JTJEL,
AND GtJABAXTEED TO
EtS Perfect Satisfictica Evsrpke.
BUT
ICHflRTIlOMI
MADE ONLY BY
Excelsior Ms Co.
st. roms, MO. .
ECPOIZTEHS AND DJ5AXIB3 XV
TIN-PLATE, WIRE,
GHEET IRON
ETEBT CUSS OF GOODS CSED OB SOLD Bl
TIM AND STOVE DEALERS
SEND FOB riilCE LISTS.
For salb iit
M. E. FKLTY,
Emporia, Kansas.
EMPORIA, FRIDAY, APR. 15, 1881.
The mad dog scare in Lyon county is
in the nature of a wind-fall to the aheep
men.
Doc. Wllhius recently sold Jennie
Garfield, the Eldrige mare, io F. P.
Payne. '
Architect lla-kel), of Lawrence was in
town last week inspecting the Hotel
Coolidge.
Most if not all of the early vegetables
old in this market are rained in the
vicinity of Emporia.
The case of E. Helper ts. J. B. Moon,
as sheriff of Lyon county, has been af
firmed by the supreme cooit.
Odd Fellows have their hall, which
will be one of the best in the slate with
suitable ante-rooms and a large front of
fice for rent in their part of the build
ing, while Mr. Lewis has arranged his
second story into three large and elegant
suits of rooms for office.
It strikes us that the Christian minis
ters of Emporia are neglecting a very
eligible field of discussion by failing to
favor the public with their views on the
round dance in its more recent and in
tensified forma. This dereliction, of
course, can be readily attributed to the
fact that they never attend public balls,
and are therefore ignorant of what, to be
fully apprehended, mutt be seen.
Medical
LEIS'
DANDELION TONIC
THE
Great Blooi anl layer Purifier
AND
PURELY VEGETABLE.
A preventive far Chill. Fever and Ague
ami sure rura for Dy.pcpsla, Indigestion,
Livercorapluint, Headache, Dizxlnesa,
Loss of Apelite, Languor, Sour
S'omsrh, etc .especially adapt
ed lor Kidney Diseases and
all Komilo Weak now.
The liiimlnlloa Tnnln I irinclpally eoro
noncd of fri-nti Dandelion Root. Juulper Her-
rim, lttl 1'uruviun Hark, I'rtckly Ash Bark,
Iron ami Alteratives ; nlo an anti-acid,
which will rriuovo all bcli'hing sensations
that irtt prtfUitfU'i iy hour stouiacn.
Prico $1 per bottle or 6 for $5.
Manufactured solely e tha laboratory of
LEIS' CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
I.AWKKVCK, KAN3A9.
FOIt SALE IS Y ALL DRUGGISTS.
Have you bought your tickets and en
gaged your company for the Swedish
Lady Vocal Quaitctt concert t
The remaius of E. P. Ellis, the Em-
poria man who was recently killed at
St. Louis, were buried in that city.
Protbero, Thomas & Co. have just
completed and shipped to N. R. Collins,
of Eureka, a very handsome porch.
Fifteen couples received permission to
pair from the probate judge of Lyon
county during the month of March.
It is getting to be rather dangerous for
persons living at the east side to leave
their houses and bams out over night.
In our report of Tuesday's election,
we overlooked the outlying school dis
trlct, in which T. P. Hall was elected di
rector. Messrs. Osborne and Jeremy are now
"at home" to their patrons, in large and
pleasant quarters, at 133 Commercial
street
Rev. John Ktrby was welcomed on the
tracts by sassy old friend oa Monday . Ha
took dinner with J. B. YaaZaadt, and re
turned to Emporia oa the evening train
Wichita Eagle.
The country cannot be regarded as
fully and eternally saved till the appoint.
ments under the new mayor are made
and duly confirmed.
E. F. Sprague has secured the contract
for building a two-story frame dwelling
house on the farm of Mrs. A. P. Morse,
southeast of Emporia.
The city council met last evening and
canvassed the vote cast at the municipal
election on Tuesday, with the result al
ready published in this paper.
Two hundred and two students have
been enrolled at the State Normal since
the opening of the spring term and new
accessions are arriving every day.
The records at the District Clerk's of
fice betoken a boom in litigation. The
papers in a number of new cases have
been filed within the last few days.
J. S. Richardson has just sent to Roch
ester, New York, a large order for shade
and ornamental trees, which he will
plant in around his grounds east of the
Normal.
By reference to the council proceed.
ings published in another column, it
rill be teen that two new additions.
Copley's and Williams's, have been an
nexed to the city.
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. W. Squires went to Winfield Friday
on a prospecting errand.
Harry Clark returned Thursday from
a visit to his old home in Cincinnati.
J. M. Waters, of Ft. Scott, formerly
agent of Adams express in this city.
is spending a few days in Emporia.
J. A. Jiaynard and family have re
turned to Emporia from Chase county,
and will again make their home in this
city.
Rev. Dr. Cord Icy returned last Thurs
day from Eureka, where he bad been at
tending the Local Congregational Asso
ciation.
Rev. Mr. Hendy, pastor ot the Pres
byterian church will enter permanently
upon his clerical duties in this city on
the 17th inst.
Col. Epuraim H. Sanford, of the city
of Eskridge, gave us a call Thursday.
He reports the town as growing, and
will soon establish a paper there.
Mrs. Jesse Foster, of Allen creek, has
rented a handsome bouse in Kansas City,
and will shortly move to that place
where she will keep roomers and board
ers.
A grip-sack belonging to Mrs. Biddle
and containing different articles of ap
parrel, was among the contents of the
Santa Fe freight house burned Friday
morning.
Messrs. N. H. Garland, of the Missou
ri Pacific, Old. Baxter, of the Vandalia
Line, and Mr. Hayes, of the Lake Shore,
were in the city last week, advertising
their respective lines.
Charley Bundrum, who had been
absent from the city for two years re
turned a few days ago, and is now con
nected witn the Tremont nouse. lie is
much surprised as well as immensely
pleased wttu the growth ana improve
ment of the "old town."
The governor has appointed Hon.
John W. Loy, of Amcricus, as regent of
the State Normal school for the next
four years. Mr. Loy is an old and sub
stantial friend of the institution, is well
acquainted with it history and needs
and the appointment is a good one.
Mr. O. C Rodgers has been employed
by Mr. Guerrier to take charge of his
lumber yard at Eureka and entered
upon his duties last Friday. Mr.
Rodgers possesses all the qualifications
of a successful business man, and the
interests of his employer will be sub
served by this selection.
measured from shortest corners and de
livered at any part of the city when
committee on streets and alleys may
direct.
Mr. Whittlesey introduced the follow
ing:
Setolnd That the ua of eleven hundred
dollars be, and the (ame is hereby trans
ferred from the special fond tor repairing
sidewalks, to the water works fond in the
city treasury.
Mr. Watson objects to resolution as
same was illegal, and the mayor decided
the resolution out of order.
An ordinance annexing Copley's new
addition to the city of Emporia, was
considered by sections under a super
vision of the rules and adopted by a
unanimous vole.
An ordinance annexing Wilson's addi
tion to the city of Emporia, was consid
ered by section nnder a suspension of the
rules and adopted by a unanimous vote.
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of the following claims was adopt
ed by a unanimous vote:
U. W. MeCune, printing
B. F. Romaine. tioltceman -
Taos. Taylor,
liO.10
41.50
teamster 85.00
Tbos. Fleming, marshal 48.50
E. M. Forde, clerk 83.33
I. Hammond, 8s. Com. A Supt. W. W... 60 00
G. W. Crane A Co., poll books 4 00
North A uyaer. lamp enimneys, ae s.iu
Leslie A Fhcenix, btacksmithing SMI)
John Shrader, work on water works ... 7,13
Allred BaieDman, do do 7. si
Stanley Wilson, do . do 8.45
l. Keller. do do a
L. M Kumsey A Co, supplies 13 we
do do do ... IS 46
Korth a Rvder. whitine and aiue. S-66
I.. C. Hunger A Son, salary as engineers 106.33
Watson A Crowe, digging ditch, order it
be used only in payment of water
rates for lot 85 Mechanic street 1116
James II amilL work oa col vert 8 76
At. J . Morgan, stone lor culvert 4.n
P. Tbei. stone for culvert o 00
Adjourned, E. M. Forde, Clerk.
FTtfmrBU From tbe Normal.
. Thursday, April 7.
The attendance at the Normal is
greater than any of ns expected. New
students continue to arrive daily. Many
of these have been teaching during the
past winter, and have come here to better
At themselves for that profession. May
the day soon come when every teacher
in Kansas will seek professional train
ing.
Dr. Munsell, who represented Morris
connty in the legislature last winter, and
who is author of "Munsell's Mental
Science." will lecture at the Normal on
next Sunday, at 4 o'clock p. m. Subject
"The Christ of History." The Doctor
is a very interesting, and instructive
speaker. We hope the many friends of
the Normal will turn out, and fill the
assembly rooms.
The graduating class have organized.
G. B. Gallagher was elected permanent
president, and Miss Hassler, permanent
secretary. After the organization was
completed, the election of valedictorian
and salutatorisn was proceeded to with
the following result : For valedictorian,
Miss Bertha Dyche ; for saluttaorian, J,
T. Bradley. Both were elected on the first
formal ballot, a majority being necessary
to a choice. The election was made
unanimous in both cases. There were
nineteen members of the class present.
Wanted at Prof. Sadler's room im
mediately: All kinds of worms and in
sects; also a specimen of a caryophylla
ceous, hypogynous, infundibuliform
Any person or persons favoring the class
wiin any oi iue auove specimens, wui ue
kindly rernemberea.
Beta.
with
STOMACH
A Compound Tincture of
CALISAYA BARK AND IRON.
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
Eradicate Malarial Poison, Prsveat
Chill sail Fever, Intermittent auad
Billion Fevers, Cure Agne and Fs
Vfr, ludfgeatlon. Nervonsasss, Less
of Sleep, Iryxpepala, Female and
kmuiurr Disorders.
Uecommeaded and ased by best Physicians.
Sold by all Ecliable Druggists and Dealt
I'UEPAUKll OSLT BY
Home Bitters Co., St.Louis.Mo.
TUTT'S
PILLS
INDORSED BY
PHYSICIANS. CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Xjoss of appetite,N ausea, bowels costive.
i thellead,with a duUsensationln
. part, rain under tne shoulder-
linens after eating, with a disin-
Pain in
he baok
blades full
clination to exertion of body or min
Irritability of temper, Low spirits, toaa
of memory with a feeling of having n.g
lectad some duty, weariness. CissTnaas,
Fluttering of the lleart. Dots before the
yes. Yellow Skin, Headache. Restless.
nesa at nightTbishly colored Urine.
tr THESE WABNUI0B ASS UHHKKDID,
SERIOUS DISEASES WIUS0ON BE DEVELOPED.
TU IT'S PILLS sr. especially adapted So
snu r.f,oiie uos necYs mrbstnsnS
of ferltiiif as to astonish the suflWrer.
Thir I net tli AlBtll. undeinM tha
botlv m Taki on Sten. thus tb nvst.m Is
aoMrttiMl. Miitl by tli!rTol Aetloaun Uie
IMSVStlve-Ov-irana, Hrcular nimmim im pro-
dm'l. I'i t. i-ynls. aa W array as-, W.l
TUTrS HAIR DYE.
W. J. Brewer has arty acres of wheat that
he drilled la oa Esgle ereek bottom land
which, notwithstanding the lata severe cold
snap, be thinks will produce an average
crop, if rata comes In time. A three-acre
piece oa upland is badly killed. Variety
alts and Turkey. Hartford Call.
An extra, called tha iron train, has
been put on the Missouri Pacific, and is
employed in the transportation of rails
from St. Louis to this point, where they
are transferred to the Santa jre, ana
taken on west.
A petition is being circulated among
the stockholders of the Lyon County
Mutual Loan Association asking the di
rectors to call a meeting to enact laws
whereby a loan can be affected of the sur
plus funds of the association.
Electricity has come into vogue in
Russia as an agent ot torture. The Em
poria man who was informed, Thursday,
by its swift agency, of an impending
visit from his mother-in-law, bears cheer
ful witness to its harrowing properties.
Justice Culver set up the cigars to his
friends last Thursday. It would have
been money in the pockets of a good
many of the candidates for municipal
offices if they bad adopted the same plan
and curbed their generosity till after the
election.
The emigrant business on the Santa
Fe is looking up. Three well-filled
coaches went west Thursday, and the
bumpers of the east-bound freight trains
are still largely employed in depopulat
ing the mining districts of Colorado and
New Meiico.
The young men of Emporia must man
ifest exquisite discrimination in the se
lection ot their perfumery, judging from
the frantic efforts made by some of the
ladies to get their noses into the breast
pockets of their partners for the New
port and Racquet.
Married At the residence of the
bride's parents, in Emporia, by Rev. A.
B. Tomlinson, April 5th, 1881, Mr. Onda
W. Ringrose, of Palmyra, Missouri, to
Miss Nina L. Abrams, of Emporia, Kan
sas The parties left for Colorado on
Wednesday evening's train.
No one need have any doubts regard.
ing the character of the entertainment
to be given by the Lady Swedish Vocal
Quartett Club, at Bancroft hall on the
evening of the 10th. We speak by au
thority when we say that it is one of the
finest combinations in this country.
A consignment of forty-threo barrels
of dried apples was received yesterday
by a single grocery firm in this city.
Now, if the supreme court doesn't en.
Join our water works, Emporia may be
regarded as affording a reasonably fair
opening for three or four additional
lawyers and one or two more newspapers.
E. C Dyche, whose home is in Arkan-
A BOUND TOWN.
Emporia is becoming infested
burglars and fire bugs.
Several new residences are under way
in different parts of the city.
George A. Ferdinand is getting "fixed'
in his new quarters in the Holderman
block.
Two pieces of statuary in the window
of Ryder's drug store, attract the atten
tion of the passer-by.
Of course, all the candidates for of.
flees to be filled by the mayor, fought.
bled and died for Eastman.
A. 8. Houck, corner of Neosho and
Fifth, and Prof. Carmichael, corner of
Rural and Fifth, have surrounded their
respective residences with trees.
The residence of Senator Plumb, at
the corner of Sixth avenue and Market
street, is being enlarged by a wing on
the west side, and an addition in the
rear.
The shoe shop of E. Eynaston, on south
Commercial street, was entered by
thieves, one night this week, who robbed
the money drawer of three or four dol
lars. The petty burglars of Emporia
seem to be fixing np for sort of a boom.
The following is the vote, by wards,
on the school house bond proposition
at the election on Tuesday : First ward,
for, 75 ; against, 40. Second ward, for,
40; against, 37. Third ward, for, 40;
against, 24. Fourth ward, for, 62 ; against,
26.
Eureka IScboee.
Thursday, April 7.
Marshul St. Janes killed a mad dog
on Monday, so it is said.... Mrs. itev.
C. W. Gullet arrived last night. She
IMPORTANT TO CITIES OF THE SEC0HD
CLASS.
First published March 11, 1881 .
An act relating to citiea of the second
class, and amendatory of chapter 100,
session laws or 1S72.
Be it enacted bg tlte legislature of the
etaU of Karuat.
SECTiox. 1. Section i, oi cnapter iuu,
session laws of 1872, as amended by sec
tion 2, chapter 65, session laws of 1873,
shall be ana the same is nereDy amenaea
so as to read as follows: Section 19. The
compensation of all city officers, except
justice of the peace and assessor, shall
be rezulatea by ordinance, out in no
case shall the mayor or any councilman
receive more than one dollar per year
for his services as such, either general or
special or for service on committees or
otherwise; nor shall any member of the
board ot education receive lor nig serv
ices as such more than one dollar per
vear. The council, by a majority oi ail
the mempera elect, to be enterea on tneir
journal, may remove for cause any offic
er except ine mayor, justice oi uie peace
or constable.
Sec. 2. Original section number 33,
article 3, chapter 100, session laws of
1872, as amended by section 3, chapter
bo. session laws of VfiA. is hereby
amended so as to read as ioiiows : Sec
tion 32. The cities coming under the
provisions of this act in their corporate
capacities are authorized and empower
ed to enact ordinances for the following
purposes, in addition to the other powers
granted by law : First, To levy and col
lect taxes tor general revenue purposes
nat to exceed ten mills on the dollar, in
any one year on all the real mixed and
personal property within the limits of
said cities, taxable according to the laws
of this state, the valuation of such
property to be taken from the assessment
rolls in the county clerk's office. Sec
ond, To open and improve streets,
avenues and alleys, make sike-walks,
and build bridges, culverts and sewers
within the city ; and for the purpose of
paying tor the same snail nave tne
power to make assessments in the fol
io wine manner, to-wit: First fsr open
ing, widening and bringing to grade all
streets avenues and alleys, ana lor build
ing bridges, culverts and sewers, and for
toot-walRs across streets, avenues and al
leys; the assessments snail be made on
all the taxable property within the limits
or the city, not to exceed Ave mills
on the dollar - for these purposes in
any one year; second, for making
and repairing sidewalks, the assess
ments shall be made on all lots and
pieces of property abutting on the im
provement, according to the front toot
thereof; third, for paving, macadamiz
ing, curbing and guttering all streets,
avenues and alleys, and for doing all
excavating and grading necessary for
the same, after said streets, avenues
and alleys hare first been brought to
grade as provided in the first subdi-
division of this section, relating to the
opening, widening, and bringing to
grade all streets, avenues, ana alleys.
and for all improvements of the squares
ana areas formed by tue crossing oi tue
streets. 1 he assessments shall be made
for each block separately on all lots and
pieces or ground to the center ot the
block, on either side ot such street or
avenue, tue distance improved or to be
improved, or on the lots or pieces of
crround, abutting on such alley, accord
ins ts the assessed value of lots or piece
of ground, without regard to the build
ings or improvements tnereon; which
value snail be ascertained by three dis
interested appraisers appointed by the
mayor and council. It shall be the duty
of said appraisers, within ten days after
proceed to appraise such lots ana
pieces of ground as may be designed
by the Council, . after having tak-
en and subscribed an oath to make
a true and impartial appraisement,
which appraisement shall be returned to
being notified of their appointments to
the city council at its first meeting after
same shall nave been completed, vv uen
said appraisment is returned, the mayor
and council snail appoint a time lor
holding a special session on some day to
be fixed by them to hear any complaint
that may be made as to the valuation of
HARDWARE.
Legal Motleea.
J. M. GRIFFITH & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Iron and Steel, Nails, Horse-shoes, Fence Wire,.
Agricultural Implements,
Etc., Etc. Sole agents in Emporia for
THE BAIN WAGON,
Deere & Co.'s Plows and Cultivators,
Grilpin Sulky Plow,
New Home nil Singer Sewing Macimes.
Champion Reaper and Mower.
Final Tax Notice.
Public aotioe is hereby g-ivea that tba following-
described tracts of laads and lows
lota, sitnaied in Uta county of Ljroa in Um
state of Kansas, which were sold oa tha Srd
day of September, A. X. 1878, lor toe delin
quent saxes therooa, will ha eoevayad to tha
respective aurchasers thereof as said tax
sale, soles redeemed front such tax sale an
or belore the Srd day of September. A. O.
1S81; and the .mount of taxes charged aad
Interest, oa each pareel of said land and town
lot. calculated to tha Srd dav of September.
A. D. 1S61, is set opposite each description of
saia tracts o iaaa or town lob, as iouows, to
wit:
A (ass City Tewasaln.
To whom
assessed. DeacriDtioa. S. T. K. Ami-
Lot 1 in S IS U t 8 07
Jacob Welsh, atqr U IS 11 M 64
Americas Temraahta.
R. B., lots t, S. S and IT II 11 10S 14
W. 11. Herbert, lot fin nw
qr 18 SI 57
1. A. Chalmers. S acres ol e
bf ef sw qr 4 18 10 4 OT
B.a. Curtis. 11 acres of
WK ol se qr 4 18 M tfl
A. 1'. Ftowmaa. w hf of sw
qr tS 18 10 lata
Same,ehrofseqr. M 18 W 6 T7
Hig-bee, acres in se cor.
or s wqr, south of a eosao
river
88 U
18 80
18
Are also sole agents in Emporia for the celebrated
Glidden's Steel Barbed Fence Wire,
89 18
Cntsr Tewaaaia,
A. A. Southwick, ne qr 88 SO
Same, aw qr. 88 80
W. it. J. Wardrip, se qr of
seqr 88 11
i. Sexton, w hf and se qr
oi ae qr as xi
Dmeaeare Towasala.
E. L. Goddard. aw or It 80
1. L. Williams, ae qr 88 80
D. 11. Holmes, s hf of aeqr 18 81
as acres oft a aide of
ne qr of se qr, for
tax oa ne qr of se qr
W. B. Bolt, aw qr of ae qr
and ae qr of aw qr
G. H. Buttle, sw qr of aw
J ."at. Spangler, se qr of aw
or
T. r. Goff, aw qr of ae qr..
Same, ae qr ot aw qr
Kmasrla Tewaaaia -
J. S. aCcWhorter, IX acres
of aeqr 18 18
J C Pickett, 8 acres in a
hfofswqr 18 18
W.C. B. Sewell. T acres of
sear 18 IB
J. Wilhite, 8 acres of w hf
ofse qr 23 is
Kvaa Richards, w hf of aw
qr 88 18
A. P. Band, a hfef e qr. . . 8 80
C Chapman, IX acres at se
qr x i
Framoat Tewashla.
nw of near 8 IT
. Court wright, ehfof ae
11 11 08
81
so
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88 81
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74 68
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The original patented wire.
LEWIS LTJTZ,
Sealer lxx
AILS,
iron,
Full Line of MUZZLE AND BREECH-LOADING
HARDWARE, 1ST
CUTLERY, JLM
S
TEEL,
ETC
or.
ISO acres off w aide of
sw Qr
8. W. Tennr. se qr
J. B. Corbly, aw qr
w ot oi nw qr
Armor Flinn. 80 acres w
sideol seqr
Armor A Fliaa, se qr
8 acres ot sw qrof aw
17 11 00 11
11
11
IS
11
It
11
84 18 11
Shot-Guns and Rifles,
Webber
AND
Shutler
Wagons.
v 1
WEIR
AND
MOLINE
Plow Co.
Agricultural Implements,
The celebrated IT A ISH Steel Wire. Stover and, Perkins Wind
mills, full ll of Hazard Gunpowder a Kansas
City Prices, &c, c, c.
Sixth Avenue Hardware Store.
SMITH & HAIL,
DEALERS IN
has been visiting at her father's, north any lot or piece of ground appraised as HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & FARMING
Jsetsoa Towasalp.
J.O. Block, ehfof s wqr.. 4 18
John Kima, S acres of seqr IS 18
J. R. Medaris. 4 acres near
necor. of sw qr tS
L. H. Flack, 6 acres ia sw
qr SS
B. uolliDger. 8 acres ia aw
qr 84
Isaac Bethurem, 8 acres ia
nw or
Gnnkel estate. SO acres of
aw qr SI
Mrs. Croswell, ne qr of aw
qr 8
John Byma estate, a hf of
ne qr
Elishn White. S' acre strip
150 It wide off the entire
n side ol' ue qr. . . .39
J.B. Wither., w hfofnwqr 81
it. T. Bnediker. 8 acres of
neqr S
J. !KKet, aw qr 8
8 acres of e hfofswqr 10
Pike Tewasaln.
Ruth Cox, se qrof nw qr... 81
T. W. Lyon, se qr 1
K no acres ox nw qr. .
Elibu sloou, 1 acre in noqr 14
44. baunders, 4 acres in a w
nr - - 17
Filmoro Ford, 10 acres ia
18
18
118 14
ISO 48
IIS 41
74 78
SS 86
80 80
S 81
84 40
4 48
IS IS 1 80
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19
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It 11 81
37 19 It 883
S4 83
13 87
18 IV 18 75 ST
19 It
SO 13
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119 19
3 S3
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Americas Tewaalta eeatlaeed.
1L IA Asst. Bl, lt. Amt. Bl. r.t. Ami.
S 87 14 49 13 49
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Attica TowBsite.
Name of street. No. lot. An't
Walaut street..
Bartfara
48
Towaalte.
BL I.t
37 17
S14 00
Amt.
SI 94
3 80
S 14
3 14
3 14
S 38
1 58
1 68
1 34
Hsesae Baales Tewaslta.
Amt i 1-1. Lt. Amt. til. Lt. Amt.
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66
66
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8 1 1 03 34 4 l 94 35 10
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19 10 8 85
iw or
Chas.K McUlure.!. acres
in n hf of nw qr
B . T. Clark estate, t acres
or ne ar of ae qr
8 acres of ne qr
John Humphrey, SO
or ne qr
Seqr
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Beadiaff Tewashla.
IS IT IS
CHURCH MOTES.
We are informed by Rev. Dr. Cordley,
who returned from the meeting of the
Local Congregational Association at Eu
reka, Thursday, that the reports of the
churches showed a good degree of pro
gress. Special interest was reported at
Dora, Neodesha, Fredonia, Bl Charles
and several other points. Among the
hopeful things was the revival of certain
churches which was counted "as good as
dead." There is quite an improvement
in the condition of the churches since the
last meeting several churches then va
cant are now well supplied.
OsavII ai i .r Wiiiaicca rhsnsvd to sOlosst I 888,
nunc i . -itiiriH MiMirs.!iou ol inia urn. is
InilwrtN n 1'V.ural color, act Instantaneously,
gold brITiii;t-i.t..nr al ljr irs oa rscsipt f $1.
Office. 25 Nlurrav St.. Now York.
Can Tt'TTS llllll mt Idakl, LhrMllM m4
JtmX BWlpU UI to HIM HSa M 1.1111.11 W
but who la stopping temporarily
with his son at Ogdcn, Riley county, has
left in this city, with various parties,
bunches of Bermuda grast, which he
pronounces more hardy, and in many
respects more desirable, than blue grass.
He wants them to try it and report the
resulL We shall do so.
The City Schools
Have settled down to quiet, earnest
work. There are only about ten weeks re
maining of the present school year. The
graduating class numbers seven.
two of whom are males and the
rest females. The class are gen-
erally well matured, and their grad
nation will do honor to our city.
The new building is progressing slowly.
The masons commenced putting on the
third and last coat Friday. It the work
is crowded the building can be ready for
occupancy by the first of May. The bell
was taken to the new building Wednesday
and will be elevated to its place by Mr.
Rich, under the direction of Jillson &
Holmes. It will not be long before its
mellow notes will be heard. Some of
pupils and teachers are anxiously wait
ing for the reports of the remaining
committees, as they would like to rectify
all mistakes the present term.
r )
PjK STOMACH gr 65
aheoUac Chill llewa ths Back,
Dull pain In the llmlw, nnuM'a. biliousness,
are symptoms of npproachina: lever and asrue,
use wilnoul auiuy uou.'t;ei's niomara Uls
ters, which subAiitutos lor the chilly sensa
tion a itenittl warmth, rvjrulste the stomach
and imnaru tone to the liver. The bowels.
the stomach and tho biliary (land beloa; re
stored to a healthy condition, the disease Is
conquered at tne outtc-t. r'or sale by all
drusgl.ts and dealors generally.
All t man. ttotasrs. aaslaass Maa, teach-'
era and mechanics, who are lired out by constant
toil and womr. and all who are ntaerabla witM
Dy sasasle, Bheamatlsm, Hsaralcia, Slasn-1
iastaass.orwun vawei. a. tansy ot utsr tem
plate ts you can be invigorated and cured by mini;
II von ar wauma away with Otatumuuoa. sa-l
maie eakneM, see, auiipauon or any iKineu ;
ii you nave ptmpie, ana your Diooa neas partly
me. you will find Pabksk's Cincbb Tonic lb
Bast Health A btreas-th Bastersr roaeaa asa.1
Aand far superior to bitters, and other Tonics, a.J
it eutida up tne sytteta, ant never Iwtearestaa.s
li u as aesee unarrfli of saves eae aay
- - - hava laara.
' Buy a 50 cl. botlie and be sure the signature ell
MiosjxJtrwsutdewTjTer
w a v mr m. mo
' Xra sa.sa sua 0 ei.u r.M
wo- a ww . at w a tt m ..w.
M 4 fi 4f" i n linn rmeal
How a young man who cant lift an
ordinary-sired scuttle filled with coal,
for his mother or sister, can carry a 130
pound young woman around a big
hall fifty times, without stopping to
"blow, is the bewildering problem
which has been precipitated upon the
reflective mind by the introduction of
the racquet and other malignant forms
of the "round dance.
County Superintendent Wharton has
appointed Friday, April 15th, as an "Ar
bor Day.' Is it not suggestive that our
city schools should adopt a similiar day
soon, and set out the school grounds with
shade trees t This can be done by hav
ing the pupils arrange themselves in
committees, each committee to set out
I one or more trees, and see that they are
cared for during the season. Let ns
have an arbor day in the city not only
for the school grounds but for every
public building in the city or county.
Does not the court house need some
shade trees f Are our hotels fully sup
plied with shade t Would it not be well
to call a meeting and appoint commit
tees to make arrangmcnts for an arbor
day "
The new Lewis block, near the court
house, is approaching completion. It
is one of the most substantial as well as
one of the handsomest business blocks
in the city. Everything about the build
ing looks at if it was put there to stay.
It ia fronted by the best side walk in
the city. The north, half of the build
Ing belongs to the Odd Fellows. There
are two buaineas rooms, each one hun
dred feet deep on the first floor, and
nnder them a superior basement. The
Council Freewiedlaaa.
Couhcti, Chambers, April 6, 1881.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Mayor Gilmore, Messrs. Lewis,
Thatcher, Whittles, Theis and Watson.
Petition of J. I. Mayse for permission
to keep billiard hall at lot 114 Commer
cial street, under license issued to him
for 143 Commercial street, was granted.
On motion, the Council consented to
the release of C H. Fuller from impris
onment in city calaboose under mitti
mus issued from the Police Judge's
court.
Committee on streets and alleys re
ported in favor of the following petitions
being granted :
Petition of Hugh Thomas and others
for sidewalk on south side of First ar
enue, between Merchants and Constitu
tion streets.
Petition of John F. Witte and others
for sidewalk on east side of Commercial
street from Copley avenue south to
south side of Randolph's addition.
Petition of Wm. O. Williams and
others for sidewalk commencing at south,
east corner of lot one (1), Rural street,
thence north on the west side of said
street to the southeast corner of lot 39,
Rural street, thence east on the north
side of Second avenue to the southeast
corner of lot 29, Merchants street.
Petition of Aug. Outekunst and others
for crosswalk on Commercial street, and
soutn side or aoutn avenue, ana tne re
port was adopted.
Committee on streets and alleys rev
commended that the street commiaaioo-
er be instructed to cover bridges u
Sixth avenue and Mechanic street and
Congress street with oak or otht-r hard
Inmtter as gooa, ana me report was
adopted. -
- City clerk was instructed to advertis.
for bidafor atone for crossings: 2,000
feet, stone to be 6 Inches thick, 18 inches
wide, and not leas than 4 feet long,
of Cottonwood Falls, since conference.
The cantata. "Queen Esther" will
be re-rendered by borne talent soon.
Eureka had a fire Monday. A small
frame residence had the roof and top
burned off. The fire company succeed
ed in extingushing the flames and sav
ing all tho furniture and goods of the
inmates. ...Married On Tuesday, the
5th, at the residence of the bride's sister,
Mrs. J. Olney, by Rev. C. W. Oriillett,
Mr. H. H. Slough and Mary S. Davis.
Mr. Slough is connected with one of the
Winfield papers, and after the ceremony
at 7 p. in, the happy couple took the
train for Howard en route to that city.
. . . .The following officers were elected
Monday: Mayor, H. A. Dennis;
councilmcn, J. C. Nye; J. M. Seidle,
O. Col burn, A. O. Hunter, E. Crebo;
police judge, W. C. Huffman
. . . .The southern association of Congre
gational churches of Kansas convened in
that church Tuesday at 8 p. m. Dr.
Cordley, of Emporia, was announced to
preach, and, as he was coming on the 8 :30
train, it was decided to wait for him.
The audience spent the time 6inging,
The Doctor arrived a little late aud com
menced his sermon at eight minutes af
ter nine. The audience were well re
paid for waiting. The sermon, from
John 12:48, though only twenty-three
minutes long, was a literary gem, and
was read in the Doctor's usual happy
style. . . .Wednesday at 9 a. m. the asso
ciation convened for work. H. A. Brun
drige, of Altoona, was elected modera
tor, and J. M. Lau Bach, of Burlington,
secretary. . . .Galesburg Congregational
church was received into this associa
tion. Rev. John Maynard was dismissed
from this to any association he might
select.... Literary work was then taken
ud. and Rev. Adams was called, for an
exegesis ot 1 Peter 2 :25, and 1 Peter 4 :1
He stated that after examining these
passages he thought it best not to pre
pare an exeeesis, and did not think it
best to tell why. He then proceeded to
read a thoughtful, scholarly production
on "Some elements of Ministerial Suc
cess." At the close of his paper verbal
reports from the churches were called
for. Before the call was completed, the
hour for morning hour expired and the
association adjourned until 2 p. m. At
the meeting at that hour, Rev. James
Cooper, a recent licentiate of the Baptist
church, was examined as to doctrine.
and licensed to preach tor one year. Dr
Cordley then read an able paper on
"The Antiquity of man." This was fol
lowed by a sound sensible address from
Mr. Tucker, of the Eureka bank, on
"Christian Giving."
Rev. H. A, Brundrige followed with
discussion of "Demonolgy," which
called out a diversity of opinions on
that subject.
in tne evening a missionary meeting
was aadressed Dy itev. b. u. oiorrs, oi
Topeka, the state superintendant of
miS810nS. UBEE3.
aforesaid, a notice of which special ses
sion shall be given by the mayor in the
official paper of the city ; and said may
or and council at said special session
may alter the valuation of and lot or
piece oi ground M in their opinion tne
same has been appraised too high or too
low.
Sec. 3. Section 47. chapter 100, sea
sion laws of 1872. is hereby amended so
as to read as follows. Section 47. The
city council shall have exclusive author
ity to levy ana collect a license tax on
auctioneers, artists, agents, (including
insurance, real estate, loan and mercan
tile agents,) book or map agents or can
vassers, boarding nouses, billiard tables,
bridge companies or bridge corporations,
bankers, banking houses, or corporations,
bowling alleys,corporations, contractors,
commission merchants, concerts, cattle
dealers, coal yards, corn doctors, circus
sea, doctors, dentists, druggists, express
companies and agencies, exhibitions for
pay. lortune tellers, eaugers, gut enter
prises, grocers, hotels, hotel runners or so
licitors, horse dealers, hackney or livery
carriages, boroscopic views, inn-keepers,
inspectors, insurance companies, includ
ing accident, life, fire or marine insur
ance companies, ice dealers, intelligence
offices, livery stable keepers, lung testers,
lawyers, merchants, museums, menag-"
enes, muscle testers or developers, mag
nifying classes, newspapers and pub
lishing houses, omnibuses, public build
ings, nan ana ground peddler, pawn
brokers, photographists, porters, public
lectures for pay, patent right dealers,
public masquerades, public balls and
street exhibitions, pistol or shooting gal
liers, private hospitals, retail dealers, rail
roads and railroad companies, including
street or horse railroads, shows, stock
yards, theaters, and theatrical exhibi
tions, taverns, ten-pin alleys, (without
regard to the number of pins used,) tele
graph and telephone companies, wood
yards, wagon yards, and all wagons and
otherjvehicles transporing merchandise
or passangers for pay.
Sec. 4. Origional sections 19, 47,
chapter 100 of session laws of 1872, and
also sections 2 and 3, chapter 65, laws of
1H73 are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in tne umciai state Faper.
Approved March 5th, 1881.
Crocerleg.
L. C. WOOD,
SIXTH AVENUE,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Glassware, Qneensw are, &c.
Highest market price paid tor choice batter.
TOOLS. AGENTS FOR McCORMICK REAPERS,
MOWERS and SELF-BINDING HARVESTERS.
HAPG00D SULKY PLOWS, I X L GRAIN
DRILLS and the KANSAS WAGONS.
23
18
17 12
81 81
t IT
11
IS
IS IT IS
SMITH &
Successors to 8. J.
IIAIL.,
Smith 8k Co.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
P. J. HBILMAN,
Manufacturer of and dealer in
HAENESS, SADDLES AND COLLARS,
BRIDLES, WHIPS, &c.
TUB BEST ASSORTMENT OF
FLY NETS AND LAP ROBES.
Uncle Sam's Harness Oil always on hand. Repairing done neatly
and cheaply. All work warranted.
FURNITURE.
Lath. Stinales. Monies LUMBER, sasb. Boors. BLINDS.
H. Wright, s hf ot se qr
I. M. Uraham, 8 acres ot ne
qr
B. W. Sbawhan. 8 hf ol aw
a1
Same, se qr
U. (i. Phelps, i acre or sw
ar
S. O. Lirnu. lot 8 and nw
qr of sw qr 81 17 IS
Waterloo Tswaskla.
Neqr of seqr. 88 IS 11 14 01
Kataerla Citj.
To whom aasea'd. Name f tteet. No. lot. Am't
West. 18 ItS
118 8 80
170
IT
Neosho 41
" 161
" 8
SUte 14S
Congress 188
Merchants... 8
. " 80
Arnold 85 feet next
east to last, eosw
IC.V. Eskridge.
Em p. Nat. Bank.
Karat.
14 41
88 85
8 83
77 81
7 18
1 18
10 88
11 84
8 71
8 84
SI
8 IS
118 48
P. T. Rhodes Commercial..
8.B. Warren.
B. E. Case
T. E. Johnson..
S. J. Crawford.
.Median ics.
Ho. 8 and!
vided X 8x
100 feet off e
end ot (Mar
ket street)...
..Market
...Cottonwood..
151
61
63
18 8
8 11
18 8S
18 84
..Silvan..
East
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St. and A. t.
EMPORIA, - - KANSAS.
HAIR, PLASTER,
LIME.
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3
56
CEMENT.
aaxooi.ra'a addition.
.... Mechanics...
Hasxa'a ADDITION.
, E. McMillan...
WIXUAM8'8 ADBITIOX.
88A85
tt
188
89
167
6
8
S6
86
71
08
88
118
129
183
161
181
mneaLxa'B adoitiov.
ULLOOO'a ADDITIOjr.
Maple.
Americas Tewaalte.
19
MEDICAL.
Weather Resort. .
The following summary of the weath
er for the month of March has been fur.
nished The News by Professor Sadler,
of the Stale Normal:
Barometer
Mean .7
Maximum. 86th 30.448
Minimum, 11th 39,133
Range 1.3U9
Thermometer
Mean ST.J
Maximum. 4th and 87th ... 74
Mialmum, SOU
Range 6
Win-s
Prevailing direction NW
Milea traveled 14.433.
Mean per day 465.5
Mean oer hour HI
Maximum per day, lltb
Minimum r day, th 108
Italn aad melted suow. inches 1 13
Kain and snoar. No. d.iy. . .. s
fog. No days. ... .... 6
Clouds, (more than day) S
Fair IK tow day) li
Clear llee than J).. 11
II E. SADLEIt.
Normal School, Emfioria. April 1, '81
from the Chief 8ignal Officer.
The following letter will explain itself
WI DirilTSIKT,
itrnca of tsuLbiif iuhsl orrics
WaaiilMOTOH. l C , Marca 3, InSI
7 Mr. U. I. Sadler, mporia. Jf
SiBi In reply to yonr communication of
the 7th last., requesting the latitude aad long
itude of the former sunset station at Emporia,
I am directed by the chief signal oOlccr to
give the folio ing: latitude 88s SS'. longi-
tode, 9 1 ' . Very KespceUrnlly,
J. i. Svoaav
Many persona are bitterly opposed to
"patent medicines" and will rarely nse
them at all. There is no doubt that
many are worthless, yet a re me iy that
nas siooa ine lest Kir years, like ur,
Sherman's Prickly Ash lliiters, and its
sal - and popularity increasing every day.
nun nave merit or n wouiu nave dis
appear d long since.
Geo- Ijeis'a celebrated condition imiw-
tlers, the old reliable, are Uie best medi
cine on the market lor horses and cattle.
They nave been in use lor over twenty
yrwra. Livery and stock men uw ilieiu.
No farmer will uae any other af't r try
ing Leis'a. For sale by alt drujrgiaU,
sa cents anu cents per package.
NEW GROCERY I
Corner of 4th Avenue and Commercial St.
A. full assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES!
Which will be sold low for cash, or exchanged
lor prouuee .
Give us a call. '
K. B. IRELAND & CO.
THOMAS & JONES.
DEAI.KRS IN
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
FLOUR, GRAIN,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
OVR MOTTO t
II EST GOOIKS AT BOTTOM PlilCES
AND WARRANTED TO
PLEASE.
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
X. A31SBAUGH,
Itealrr ia staple and fancy
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps,
CLOTHING. CROCK. RY, MOTIONS.
Crest y PreJaee Beaght aad Sela.
Kl'SbAF, - KANSAS.
West End Grocery !
J. S. CIEAIC,
Proprietor and Delivery Boy.
;ia.U delivered to any part of the city,
rrre rir-t iioor south of S. r. K E o(Sc.
GROCERY,
Store ISTewydd,
-.- ' ow
UL'GMES ItJMPAMT,
lM Ijorawercial street, Eaaporia '
Grlwea yno evn iitvdu ym inmii, nrali
wttfKj ei awe ae syuu ar wersn y a rn&a . -
CUHES ALL DISEASES OF THE f
KIDNEY? JlCnXlWzil.-
nowcttCs invcyiW
1 OlHCHAtr EILITVJ If 91 riCr W
ST.LOUtS AND KANSAS CITV
Tiiese Bitters are not sua Intoxicating toervcraysg, trot m
BXedlclne oi real merit, and pleasant to tne taste
For Sale hy all Xhnt>sts. Price, $1.00 per Bmttltj
GARTER'S
CARTER'S
Little Nerve Pills,
NERVOUS and
DYSPEPTIC
MEN AMD WOMEN.
Eim uci sum person should trr Carter'a Litde
Nerve Fills, which are made specially far those
who suflcr from Menroosness. Slegplrainrn,
Nervous and Sack Headache, Weak Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, &c Tney may be used
alone or la combination with Carter's Little
Liver FiUs, aad in either ease will give most
prompt and grateful relief. Dyspepsia makes
you Nervous, and Nervousness marrs you Dys
peptic ; either one renders yon mjsenble, and
locse uiue puis cure ootn.
race, as cents, aoia Dy uruggists or sen ny
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Sold 4y CH AS. RYDER.
MP
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
BEHsDI
will prompt
Iv, radical
ly core say
aad every
ease of nerv-
imtiTAtiisW Arm taiiii.
tioa, excels or over work of the brain aad
crvoaa svstem : is perfectly harmless, acts
like magic aad has been extensively used
tor over thirty years with great stieeees.
)B fall particular in our pamphlet,
whach we desire to senri free hy mail so every
one. STne Bpeeifte Medicine is sold by
nil drngirists at 81 per package, or six pack
ages lor (S, or will be sent free by mail oa re
eeiitt ef the macey bv addrccaing
1 THB tiEAT MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, New York,
goi, a Emporia by Chae. Ryder aad
bvWoodwanl Faxon, of Kansas City, weoie
ale agent.
-s-T.r,i.r.i.ni.i irr.i niia.ii.lim tmf
Ague Cure
Is a purely vegetable bitter and powerful
tonic, and ia warranted a speedy and eer
tain core for Fever and Ague. Chills and
Fever, Intermittent or Chill Fever, Ke
mittent Fever, Dumb Axtie, Periodical
or Billons Fever, and all malarial dis
orders. In miasmatic districts, the rapid
pulse, coated tongue, thirst, laaaitade, loss
of appetite, pain in the back and loins, and
coldness of tbe spine and extremities, are
only premonitions of severer symptoms
which terminate in the agne paroxysm,
succeeded by high fever and profuse peg.
spir&tion.
It ia a startling fact, that quinine, arsenic,
and other poisonous minerals form ths basis
of most of the " Fever and Ague Prepara
tions," - Specifics," " Syrupa," and " Too
ica," in the market. Tbe preparations made
from these mineral poisons, slthongh they
are palatable, and may break tbe chilL do
not cure, but leave tbe malarial and their
own drag poison in the system, producing
quinism, dizziness, ringing in the ears, bead
ache, vertigo, and other disorders more for
midable than the disease they were intend
ed to cure. Aran's Aon Cubjc thoroughly
eradicates these noxious poisons from the
system, and always cures the severest rases
It contains no quinine, mineral, or any thing
that could injure the most delicate patient;
and its crowning excellence, above its cer
tainty to cure, is that it leaves the system
ss free from disease as before tbe attack.
For Liver Complaints, A tick's Aock
Cubs, by direct action on the liver and bil
iary apparatus, drives out the poisons which
produce these complaints, and stimulates
tbe system to a vigorous, beaithy condition.
Wt warrant it when taken according to
aireciaon. .
Prepared by Or. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
" Practical aad Aaalytleal CsieanasCs.
iwn, Mass. . :
sots st ut BttsweisT aigarwaan.
BL Lt. Amt. a Bl. Lt. Amt BL Lt. J
1 880 61175 18 1 43 134 4
7 40 1 76 8 116
8 61 I 1 18 8
11 SS 10 116 1S
S 4 61 18 114 11
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of Kansas rfe crilxtl as follows, to-wit: Com-
nicucius si a point t rutis east or the soutn
west corner ol the northeast quarter of sec
tion 9, township 19, rango 1 1 east; thence eot
SJ rod; thence north (0 ro:lf ; thence west 90 "
rods; thence south 80 ro-la to nlace of begin
ning 1 ..1 it... ... : 1 . ; . i i . . .
I--. '. i wui i win uratr ine saio
ofsatd above described roil estate, to aatisiy
the amount which it will have ascertained to
iMn anin iw.ie. anu coMts or said suit.
o l r. tv It 1 & bfclx.;WI(K,
"HIS Attorneva for Plaintifl-
Notico for Publication.
Unitb States Land owes.)
Tortsa, Kaaaa. Si arch IT. lsur I
Notice is herehv rin ih.t ,- .i . -71
named settler ha, me, notice of bis intention
to make final proof la support of hirelaira
and cure Onal entry thereof, and that tahl
proof will be ma.ic berore the elerk ot the
court of Lyon county, Kansas, at ihecountv
seat, on featnrday. tne Sard uav ot -Ai r. I ihki
Joseph w . i:ulion. homMuJ
tion Ko 4.486. for the north hall f ..
east quarter of soclioa township 15; range
!,o vah, anu no uains uin iuu,ii, Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said tract, viz: Wm. Calibauc.
Ljvi Smith and Thomas Burnes, all of Wil-
miiKiou.. nanss.
W12L5 V. U. FITZfATKICK. Register.
Sheriff's Sale.
J.Jay Buck vs. W. O. Ferguson and Cather
ine Fereuson.
otice is hcrebv a-iven that hv virtu a nf in
order of sale issued out of the t'ifth Judicial
District court of Lvon conritv. Kansas, in tha
above entitled cause, and to me directed, I'
will, on Monday, the 25th dav of April, AD.
1831, at 10 o'clock s. m., at the Iront door of
the court house in the citf of Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, oner for sale and sell at Dnh-
Itc auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title ana interest or the sai l de
fendants in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lot No no on Constitu
tion street, in the city of Kmpena. I yon
county, Kansas. 8aid property to be sold as
tbe property of the said defendants, to satisfy
said order of sale. J . U. MO( tN
aneria oi x.yoo county. Kansas,
starch 35, 1SS1. wilts.
Notice.
Notice is hereby riven that at the next rear.
ular session of the Board o! County Commis
sioners of Lyon county, Kansas, to lie held on
ine nrst sionuay in duly next, uie umlcr
sigued will present a petition to said Com
missioners, uraying for the vacation of the
streets, alleys and other public reservations
described in the recorded towns ile plat of the
southwest quarter of section eight (8), town
ship nineteen (18), range eleven (11), east of
ine oin p. in , in s.yon conncr, Kansas.
wiri4 J. at. BiLtLh. Owner.
Notice.
To J. Lederer :
lou will take notice that von hiv )ni
sueJ by the Slrriuen Silver IMate Company,
'" ibui cum: nas ueen uieti in tne oince
or the clerk of the District court of Lyou
county, Kansas, and that the names ol' the
parties to saia petition are, the Sleridcu 811
ver l'late Company, of Muiidcn. Connecticut,
plaintiff, and you, J. Lederer. defendant;
tnat you must answer the petition of the
plaintiff on or belore the 23rd uay of Slay.
A. 1. 1881, or said petition will be taken as
true, and judgment will be rendered thereon
as follows: The said court will ascertain the
amount due from yen to ihe said plaintiff, on
items oi an account existing in lavjr ot the
plaintiff and against you. for aoods. wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to you
uj uicpiwiiuuMyour seciai instance ani
request, and at prices agreed upon, which
amount in tbe aggregate to the si: in of
twenty-one hundreu and sixty-four dollars;
and the court will order all moneys due, or to
uecuue o.ue. to you imm J. e.. joruan, oi f.ra
uoria. Kansas, and from II. J Bird, of Km.
poria, Kansas, which have heretofore been
attached in their respective hands under the
attachment issued in said eauso. and notices
ol garnishment duly and legally served upon
tbe said J K. Jordan and II . J IlirU, to ho
uaid hy them into court, to be annlied bv the
court ia payment of the costs of this action
and ol the amount so ascertained to be due
from you to tne plaintiff
MCKKi shirutvit.K,
wlllS Attorneys for Plaintiff
Real Estate Agents.
S. B. RIGGS,
Land and Insnrance AebiiL
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE CARE
FULLY COMPILED!
Represents First Class Fire
surance Companies.
In.
Corner of Fourth avenue and Commercial St.
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
Miscellaneous.
Park Place Hotel,
EMPORIA, KANSAS,
Opuosite A., T.& S. F. E. R. Depot.
First Class la All IU Appoiatarata.
T ATVTTIQ
Here's Yonr CMcb!
Second Hand Goods Bought
and Soldi
Hichest market orice oaid in cash for ras-s.
old iron, copper, brass, zinc and lead. Every
body invited to give ns a call. Sixth avenue,
one-half block east ol Commercial street
GOKHAM A UfcUUI.
WISCONSIN
500,000 AcresJ
ON THE LINE OF THE
WISCONSIN CENTRAL R. R.
For full sarticulara. which will be sent
fit., address
Lsad Commlssloasr, Mllwsskee, Wis.
fC I sill rTDWIDTKJ Parties with limited
iDAWU UrWAitlJu. capital desiring to
become interested in Mining enterprises, at
bottom fgwf, please send address lor iw
prospectus to .iuiaii r i.e. ii i i c it.
of pnwiwi;, n. . v n j .
A YKAK and espouses to
ntrents. Outfit Free. Address
VICKKRY. Augusta, Maine.
aSfinn a vear to Aaents.
tf3 33 Outfit free Address
and expenses. Se
s
Augusta, Maine.
LAPMETH
flfll
J ISA.
BsaJlas; TswasiU.
Lt. Amt Bl, Lt, Amt I Bl.
i to I
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11
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4 61
Also the following described tracts of land.
situated la Lyon county, state of Kansas,
wsiea were sotn oa tne ssts aay -r October,
A . . 1878. for tbe dallDaaent taxes theruon.
will be eoaveyed to the rrs.-ectire purchasers
aaless redeemed from sack tax sale on or be
fore the S3ta day ef October, A. U 1881 :
To whom
Description. 8 T. R Am't
a hi of swar S SO 16 653
w bf of aw ur 7 SO 10 th 65
sw qr 7. 36 16 160 88
O W. ETMAH.
wlStS County Treasurer.
R. a. Kennedy
Sheriff's Sale.
8. H. Bleb vs. Harvey Jenes:
notice Is hereby aivsa that bv vlrlaa i.r an
execution issued out of 'he 6fth judicial
district court, of Lyoa county an.1
state of Kansas, ia the alwve entitled
ease e and to sse directed. I will. oa Uond-.
ths lata dav of Aoril. A. It lsl it to
'dock a at . at tho fnnt door of the court
ia the city of Ksaporia, !.ya county,
is. offer f ir sale and sell at i-ulilic a u
tion to the highest bidder lor ra-t, all the
right, title and interest ef the said d. r. udaut
la sad to the following decri-ed real .-flats.
AO-wit: Tbe north wi st quarter tt the north,
east quarter of seetioa sixteen, township
eighteen, range twelve aw 14 of hx. 16 18
18), la Lyoa eaoaty. Kansas 8s id protwrty
Se be sold ss tbe property of said defendant
69 satisfy said execution . J H MOON.
BbertaTor Lyoa eoonty. Kanras
lUrca 15, Ut. wlltA
Notice.
To BTaanle 8 Barker aad J .Barkers
Ton aad each ef ios will aaiwbv t.k.
ties that yaw aao. each of yoa have been sued
ay uatajiFJns nasionai bui, oi assworia,
Kansas, sad last tbe petition im said suit has
beea Sied M the office ef the clerk of tbe lis
srict eoart of Lyon county, Jsaaa; that the
santss ot tba parties tm the sard petition are.
wm AtABpona rtauonat e, os cmpuria.
aT snras.plaiatlir. sad yoa. Meant v. Barxe
Sad t J. Barker, era defrsMlanta: aad that
yoa aad sack of yea mass aaswer the atinos
f tM plaintiff so 6 led. oa or berore th-Sad
day of May. A D. 1881. or aald petftiua will
be taksa as ferns, sad JadfemeM be mwltfw:
Sgaiastyoe, as follows: Tbe fai t Di-tiirt
apart will sseertaia. tbe ameaat dueopontb
n ssi I awns I at ex crated by yoe tm Iks tnl
eayef Movesnher, ISeo, to tbe Km fori a N
siaaal Baas. of JCasnoria. stajisas- lur iha.naa
f tlai-fl. aad das ainetv days after mm ilalr,
with 18 per seat, laterest tnereoa alter aaa.
tmritv nail! oaid. aad that taa amonat an aa.
anttaiasd to be doe will be decraed by raid
assrt to be an strarbmaat lias aa ail that
reM sttaa sunatad ta syoa eooaty sad stats
M SEEDS the BEST!
li XsOw tw44l IU TOOr iowil, -OO 1
satn srot thsna hv mavtL tirna I
ssVI tu 6V Mtsmi Orn. fnr (JjttJk. sL
kbJTTBfi sVtsd PrtOM. Tkm OteUM amtt mum mxtmnrit & J
6r im th rnti SttOm.
DAVU) LtJMUUMTUic BOXg,PmuPA.jA.
THE BEST FIELD
FOR
EMIGRANTS.
AN IMMENSE ABEA OF BAILROAD
AND tiOVKHNMEM'l' LAN OK UtttCAT
FERTILITY, WITHIN EASY REACH OF
PERMANENT MARKET. AT EXTREMELY
LOW PRICE, is now offered for sale in
eastern oregon anu eastern
Washington territory.
These lands form part of tbe great GRAIN
BELT of the Pacific felope. and are within aa
average distance of 850 to Sou miles from Port
land, where stearcshlps and sailing vessels
are directly loaded FOR ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
Grain st Portland, Oregon, Commands a Pries
Eassl ts Ikst ObUisrd Is Chicago!
Tha early completion of the Northers Pa
clflc railroad Is now assured and guarantees
to settlers cheap aad quick tran.uoi tatlon
and good markets both East and West. The
opening ot this new overland lino to the Pa
cific, together wltb the construction of the
network of TOO miles of railroad by tbe O. K.
A N. Co. in the vallevs of the great Columbia
aad its principal tributaries, renders certain
a rapid Increase in the value of the lands now
open to purchase and pre-emption. 1 here is
every indication of sa enormous movement
of population to the Columbia River region
la the immediate future.
LANDS SHOW AN AVERAGE YIELD of
SO BC8HEL8 OF WHEAT PER ACRE.
No failure of crops ever known.
RAILROAD LANDS offered st the uniform
rata of Sx.50 an acre.
Climate Mild and Healthy.
For pamphlet and maps descriptive of ths
country. Its resources, climate, route of trav
el, rates aad tall in formation, address
A. L. STOKES,
General Eastern Passenger Agent.
52 Clark 84 .Chicago. Ill .
Farm Machinery.
Battlw Creek. Michigan.
stAB-DTauiusaaa ov Tan osru eaauun
iMsn6if.f
Traction and Plain arts
atms nor !
Sa tha Worts.
TEARS
satabwstisw
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without change oi at
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