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Additional Locals on the Fourth Pate.
New. Ad?rJwnirpt Thl Wrk. "
Notice I.. Loy.
Kuad notice VV- V Kiting
Hu-riff'ttalcJ. K. il.mn.
Notice v. i;st.
Notice 1. W. KaMiuan.
Mny-T.T Whim.
Hlruy W . Ilumii.on.t.
Moot anct )h-m I to. I t runt. .
Nursery c. IIuIIIhtk- '
lluola, lioc and rubbers ut TatlismV.
1'iUiburg &ud In-igH Vailcy coal ;tt 8.
lima n & CoV. , ;
Flooroilclolli,tUl aulilid, ut Tatliaiu'.
New good ai rived ut T-tliaiu' yts
terday. Waktiso Ten cords tldiy Hack terry
cord wood, at Sawyer'.
B. A. llrown Si Co. linvo sprcial coul
for large bu burners.
A fuU slock at bottmii jric s, is wbut
30a find at Tatliaiu'.
Leave orders at S. A- Krvwn & Co.'
lumber olUce, tor liarxl air .ft coal.
Call aud see our 1 50 Iain p ut the 09
cniil lure, wurtU , $0 to $'! 50 i-lm-where.
Try 1 lie New llowo Sewing M-tcliino
M. U, Itobk-e,' tew of Ntwi Dlock'
Htodt wauttd JCillitr 10 rut wikmI,
luuk corn, or w ork by the uioiith.
. ; - . .1 " NliJIK'LA LtKkKR.M.i.N
Arctic ovr-fcUnt ull
lU-d Fnint thoc store. '.'
!Z 8, Ut l!i
l-)id jou Itro 6 bul coal of kll
kindiT y. A. IJ110WN & Co.
Fine good l-f tviry tic ritii'a nl tlie
lU-d Front shut' !. '
Hard and toll coal ilclivt r-d iu ant
parlot I he city, by S. A. Hrown & Co.
Ktitr.il and klici iv-limvl iMN.tn mid
shoes at llio lied Front n!n m-ri-.
If you want uouicMiing
cliluu lea el lint', cull nl
tore.
nice In tin
I ho !0 Cent
Man Wauled To
farm. Inquire tif
McCarty.
do feeding on u
Cuiiiilnpliiiii Si
Dr. O. A. BiKDi.K Will devoto sjieciul
Attention to distune of reunites. ' Olllcc
over Ouk Hall store, Emporia.
In window sliutiei we t-ko the lead,
built lu stock, price and quality, ut t!iu
99 Ceal atore.
Wasted. We wmii all the drcsfctd
turkey and chicken we can got ; also
quails and prairie chickens.
F.tl't-T ii Laud. -
AIonv.v to Loan On cliuiftl wort
ttugu or renl i Klntc. Wi. nciini),
. Cor. ir MtrchnjiU street :und Twelfth
uveiiu. ; ..
Table cutlery nt $'i it el. worth
oluewlicru. . Tino are Tory line rood at
the 09 Centttoro. -
1 2.50 buys a go.id heavy bo.t nt the
I tod Front alloc alo;o. ,
Moui'y to loan In any amount, by the
Central Loan and Laud Co., ut lowest
rate. Cull aud sec us before mukiii
your loans, as -o can do you good.
Arrordeons, Tloline, knnjos, and any
other kind of musical instrument you
can buy cheap at the 09 Cent store. Try
us. V - '
Fou Sale. Fiflceu bend of cows and
calves; 8 sows; a number of stock hogs
and 2 mares, lime will bo given if de
tired. Inquire of Cunnin-.-hinn & Mc
Carty, News block.
A largo experience.
A large slock.
The largest sales.
The smallest profits.
The closest attention to this particular
line of trade are the inducements ollend
the public by the IiVil Front sho store.
Ladies' dressing cases o have u large
assortment of, nnd can Wat the world in
price on litem. Cull unil tee them ut
tho 09 Ceut store.
Fon SaI.K A well fhtablish -d gro
cery doing ft good bu-iiness, 011 Commer
cial street. Kinporin, Kansas. Will sell
rholo st'K-k or reduce it to suit pur-
rl.narr Tliii in un rinHi-nt unniirtnni-
ty. Address llox 357. Kmportii, Kan-
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IleAvy boots for men and boys; calf I
shoes tor wi meu uud childrei), nt the
Re. I Front, Emporia.
Bilrcrwaro I keep ull the d lift rout
brands, and promiso lo save you some
money by buying from mo at the 9!) I
lnt ton-.
Dikjuilction Notick. Notice i hcro-
br eivetk that E. It - Ilol.lcrmnn nod
Jacob Iloldermiin, heretofore ilo'.n
boslness under tbo Arm uime of E.
It. Ilolderman & Ilro., bavo dissidve.l
partnership, Jacob Ilolderman retiring.
All unsettled business should bo tran
sacted with E. II? Ilolderman.
E. It. IIoi.iibhmak,
JACOU Uol.OkllMAN.
Emporia KanM Nov. 13, 1811.
. In bracket we have something cow.
alsolnpelr mirrors we havo ull sizes
from 10x17 to 13x 10.
Call an get prize
at tho 09 Cent store,
Tho old reliablo Hallbcrg nurseries
adjoining Emporia on tho south, ate
now under the abln management of
Charley Hallberg, who has grown up
right there "ou tho ground," and he will
ivo prompt ami courteous attention lo
iiwiioaesireueosorgrconiioup:a:iw.
Gold WaU lt Civen Away. Tho Em-
poria Rifles have purchnsed of I.- I).
Fox & Co a beautiful gold watch and
chain, to bo given to tho lady receiving
the most Totes at the Emporia Rifles'
entertainment in Jay's opera house,
Dec. 1st, 2d and Sd. The natch is now
on exhibition in the show window of
the above named firm. Ladies are re-
spcclrully requested t call anil ex
amino it-
If you want to see s um thing new,
just cull at the 99 Cent store aud take a
look at the genuine oil paintings In the
bct of gold leaf frames, 3) and 5
Inches wide, which I ant sclliug very
low, and I guarantee tho quality to be
first-class. W. H. Scrrs, Prop.
In tho ttUtanoo ce too eoile.
Coming to rurehase tojt.
They mt, "Hollo! whoro is Kriskrin'-lcr"
"Oh, say, where la ho, bojrtr"
I kaaw I know," ajr dear ol.l Hants,
"For I've beeu thdro tMsfare.
- lie holiti the fort, and to will I
At tho Nlnety-ntna Out Store "
There we bold tho lort next to tho Court
lloute, r
At namlMr ono hundred and otj'i.
And when you come we'll save you money
At we have si wayr done.
Removal,. Pickens JH Kummcrs, sue
censors to Wolf, Pickens & Co., have re
moved their inarbla aud stone works to
the corner of Thlnl avenue and Coui-
merciai airvci, luiuicuuuciy tuuiu oi me
. . . t . l. r . i
A T. & 8. F. railroad track. In their
new location they are better prepared
than heretofore to execute and handle all
work in their line, and will be pleased
to be favored with any orders ol old and
new customers.
Major Hood has received some beau
tlful tpecimens of wire silver and silver
or from Major E. P. Bancroft, who oh-
talned them from the Chihuahua mine
ta Mexico.
A promlnentcitizcu of Ottumwa, Iowa.
who was connncd to bis boa wun ais -
tresaing kidney disease, says he owes
his recovery to tho use of California
ace. iTy ii ami you win eel relief.
Mont Ttnstnald bv 8. R. Uiirlev Jk I v
sole agents, airuelil, lowa, or buy U of
Dr. Marshall's Lunir bvrup takes tho
lead ot all medicines lor coughs, colds,
asthma, tore throat and pulmonary com-
gS "fcuSft Tt?
iwentv -five and fifty cent. Bold by all
drararhtts.:
O'Vrl luiy f(j n ton.
' Tho b;i! jililu-wV.ks mrisi go.
. Jur rlntliit rs aic i!o;n well, .-!l.-o.
Thi ;m pipes :iro I eifig 1 iid on Fifth
Mvenur.
Tlie buyn :n.d
Kleiji ride.
iris nr. bighing for a
Our now photographer Mr. WiTu M, is
'Im.sy s a uuilor." "
Forty new auba;'.ri!e.-: to Tub W'KtK
lv Nkws this week.
The ti-.arkel is full of dieps-tl turkeys
nu 1 other Viirietioa of poultry.
The new bank ut H;iriror.l will bo
ojion for deposits on ths 1st of January.
The puhiic Si:iiix!.s ' were L tispetidod
lart evening f r the remainder of the
week.
Dave Jones is c ettiny up the cigars
on Hie latest addition to ill iK-al ci n
sus. 11-y.
TUe county iufirnury li n eight in
fiiab'3, a lci number liiau Usual u this
Seoo:i of the J-er.
GurtkM day was cch-bra ed
cumlur of the dirirt wlioi ls on
by .a
Wed-
nesday of this week.
C. M. Carver, foruicily of Han i't urg,
Pennrtylvanlii, h-is openeil a fnil t.uTv nt
122 Comnieri ial sliect.
The couuty otllecrs will petition the
coiiimisslouers to pr.t gas in the court
house. Il Bhoi.lil lie done by fll 111 -aiiH.
Ottawa voles up or down n proposi
tion to giv.; fta.l'OO lu Ui-.d-i to the Em
Hri:l and Kans i City railroad, on the
29lh. "
Willie lloitoii has received hl-t new
shown nnil they are -filled with u
choitt iiitortiii'iil r corifeeliouery imd
i iiiart.
A child whoso iiuiiio we could not
learn died on the evening pas ciigcf
train beiweeu hero and New ton on Sat
urday night.
. l Jonci & Co. have a puzzle for
you to" work at la our adwitising cr-1-llinil'i..
Who'll get llie n.:W sail of
clolhck
Emporia Is ligtiled by pn4 and Till?
News. Marion County lfeeord.
You seem to lie a little previous aln ut
tlic gft?.
The name and date cf construction of
the Whitley opera iioiis-j shine? f .rth
in Iiuid.-Kime gilt lrtleis from the facade
ou Sixth ixvenue
An inraiil daug'i er of Ira ilinmaw,
residing u short distance east T ihiscity,
died Sntiday morning of croup. The
fiiMcial took p'aofi Tuesday.
Nickerson is to b the passenger di
vision, with a iiiio union depot for the
Atchifon, Topekn ntid Santa Fe, wbile
Ellinwootl Is to be a freight division.
The largo congregation which assem
bled nt the Hapiist chuicli 1-ist Sunday
to listen to Profeksir lloblur were m
slrueled and pleased with 1ns excellent
address. '
If the Merchants meet property own-c-rs
from Third to S, vcnih timl- rstand
their interests that pi ri'mn of tim street
will bo macadamized before this lime
next ye.ir.
Mis Frankie tjtotler celebrated her
sixteenth birthday last Monday by giving
an Informal but delightful party to her
young friends al the fninilj rtsidencu on
Rural Etrcct.
1. 1. Fox ii Co , will have a children
flay nt their store us soon as they receive
all of their holiday c(kh1s and cun make
the necessary arrangements for display
ing Ihem.
The train3 wire oil' tuno again yesler
day. No.2on the Stnt.t Fe.v.hieh is due
at Emporia at 11 A a. m., was live hours
late, mid tho Missouri Facill.: train
which arrives shortly aCtrr n on was
two hours I ohind.
Albert Wittee, son of John Wittce, rj
siding on lower Mechanics street, broke
h'n arm Sunday wliilu wrestliug with
aplayuiaieo!! tliu way hoiiie from Sun
duy school. Wo will leave the task of
pointing this moral to the preachers.
Win. U'.-cs, one ot tuo pioneer settlers
Ut LvilU ClllllltV. OlCll 1 UeSUllV fit HIS
home on Dry Creek, EoulU t, li,e city
at tho ago ol CO years, ana was unnea
Wetlnesday. Tho deceasod was highly
esteemed by a large circle of friends.
The entertainment to be given by the
Euiiioria Ritles at Jay's opera bouso on
December Ut, 2nd nnd Srd, nnd tho pro
ceeds of wtiicli will bo devoted to the
purchase it band Instruments, should be
well patrouized. Tio attractions arc ad
vertised in another columu.
Ffetferlo was "run in" last Monday
again lor violaling li.o nouor law, nuu
fined $300 by Justice Rucbeller. lie
will probnbly tumble la the suspicion
by-and-by that he b:is been caught out
i:i considurablo of a chower nfter all.
Ij:t the good work go on.
Tho flro alarm Monday morning was
cnascd by what threatened, nt one time.to
be somewhat of a blaze ut the residence
of W. W.lierrymau on Market street. A
prtrk-(lt.w out of the stove and ignited
the carpet und quite a hole was burned
in the floor before the flanus were sub
dued.
Rine'ian Eh ret was arrested ngain
Tuesday for violating the prohibitory
law and fined $'i"0 by Justico Culver,
Erhart is the fellow who cumtt up from
'W'intleM tl e;p Pfolforlj break down
tUe. in,.rI.uco 1;uv in u)oria. yc
hope ho is satisfied with the headway
he has been making in this direction.
Capiiul ; Slowly but very suttly it is
dawning upon t'.io minds of the rampant
auti-prohibitory fellows that prohibition
prohibits in soma cases. The is
slow, to bo fftre, but then it's a g'od
thing to bet on. -It seems to have
snatch-id two gentle anl unassuming
whisky dealers buldhcaded to the tune
hundreds of dollars and tots, at nny
rale.
A company of cavalry with horses and
accoutrements passed through Einporla
Monday on their way from Ft Dodge to
Ft. Riley. Five car-loads of soldiers
also went south over the Missouri Pa
cific dis'.inel to San Autonia, Texas.
We loam that thirteen coaches filled
with soldiers went south from Parsons
yesterday Imund for Texas.
In the case of Safford en. Tyler, which
has been occupying the attention of the
District Court for some days, tho plain
till this morning asked leave to amend,
which was granted. The defense then
made application for a continuance
which was allowed, and the costs of the
suit for this term were taxed np to Saf-
ford.
The bookstore of J. S. Cotrell, Em
poria, was entered by burglars, on Tues
day night list, who stole gold pens,
nrif-lifktlirwika li to tlo vsl u a of ntmut
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i jpsoo. Lawrence Journal.
j Wo have been over town several times
ncver saw rr. Cotrell's book-store.
Will' the Journal
where it is located.
pkase tell us just
The Musical Union at its mcoling
Tuesday decided to hold rehearsals
on Monday aud Wednesday evenings of
each week for the rehearsal of the comic
J opera of Olivette, which it is proposed
I to produce in EmporiA sometime be
Itweencow and the holidays. The cast
ha8 1,ccn nearly Perfected, and wo learn
1 mat u is a goou one,
The family of Daniel Weeks, the jant
1 ,cv-" uuu"j v "-"""o -.-.i"-v-,
I wliich was nurehasel of nnn of the Em-
poria bulchcrs. Mrs. Weeks showed
I condition was such as to cause for
condition
I while the rravest nnnrehcusions. With
our limiUnl knowledge or the facts in
PP-U name of the
dealer of whom the meat was purchased
I till we can gainer lullcr pafticul&rs.
A Cater Muddle.
rsd.iy Sin-riff Moon arrived in thi
fiom Crawford county Arkansas
Srs
ily
brinrriuj with liim one l'hilip Keifer,
wfcom L" fttresstcd upon tli complaint of
Charles Loveliiev for driving ofT mort
g:ig' d prtipriiy The ftcls in the case a
nearly H we have been able to learn them
are ss follows: In the winterof 1879-80
Keifer purchased some riiules of Lester
Sc:j(a r, nf Wabaunico county, giving
his note in paymrtnt secured by a
c'laitlo mortgage on the mules.
Jicfor llio pspcr maluml Keifer moved
lo Arkansis, taking the mules w ith him,
but when lbs note Itec.iine due sent the
amount il called1 for to the Emporia Na
Lioj;ul bank, with iii-truelions to place
the money to the credit of Spencer, but
failed to specify what for or t- protect
himself by taking up his paper.
In liic meantime. Spencer sold the
note to Charles Lovelace, of this city,
and when be ascertained that Keifer
hi I left Wabaunsee couuty. ho became
uneasy, ami ascertaining the whereabouts
of Keifer, notified ShcriflT Moon,
w ho proceeded . , to arrest " the
supposed Rwicaller. Upon arriving at
this place Keifer u speedily exhouor-at'-d,
as the money was found at the
Sunk when; he had sent it in May of
13S0. As something over $200 by way
of coils have been incurred .in making
the arrest, it become a matter of come
Interest lo determine who is to loot the
bills uud placate the injured Mr. Keifer.
Tilt: NKW SCHOOL UOl'SE
1'rocraiu of Ueetlcatioa Kzerclsetv
The committee appointed by the board
of education to ninke arrangements for
the dedic ilion of the new school build
ing met and ma le the following pro
gram : An address on "The Need,. Use,
Kinds and Advantage of Education,"
wilf be given by Rev. James Harnett,
I. I).
lie will U'followcd by Judge L.B. Kel
logg, who w ill speak on "The Early His
tory of Education in Emporia." The
judge a the first president or the State
Norma! and will undoubtedly lie able to
give some interesting facts about the
trials nnd Incoiivcuicuccs srociated
with s:h( o's ill the early hUtory of our
city.
These addresses will be followed by
hi icier ones by Prof. It. B. Welch, Prof.
Oval Peikey, Rev. R Cord Icy, D. D.,
and the superintendent, all ol which
will bo inUToperEcd with vocal nnd the
s'ruiiieti nl music.
The public are generally invited to be
present nt these exercises which w ill be
luld on Friday evening nt tho high
school building.
A I'uslmaiiUir In Lark.
TojK'ka Capital: Major Anderson was
o:i a high Iioiko yesterday afternoon.
He received a letter that a mill-run from
th-j Lookout m;ue, twelve miles from
Silver Clifi, Colorado, in which he is
largely iiiicrosteil, yielded 23 pvr ton
ia wold by the Waitz proces-". This
Waltz prvtjesa is the cheapest nnd sim
plest yet discovered for reducing refrac
tory ores, and the half ton from which
the ti st was made was picked up on the
dump by six men in thirty minutes.
The deposit is eighty feel wide and it is
claimed that 500 tons per day can be
taken out of the mine. Il is only two
miles from the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad. Judge Jlanback, Mr. Way, of
Ihe Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and
several other Kansans are interested in
the property. We hope they will make
n million each.
I'Flt&OXAI, JlESiTIOX.
Miijnr Hood returned Tuesday from
Texas.
C. A. Ltighton returned from Paola
Friday eveniug.
Mrs. 11. A. Rhuland is convalescing
after a serious illness.
"3T7s. Marl Gilchrist has gone on a
visit to her old home in Pennsylvania.
The wife of J. V. Sanders is very dan
gerously iil. Wo trust she may recov
er. Fred. Haussler has been confined to
his bouse lor Mime days by a severe
old.
E. A. Henthorn, of the Burden Enter
prise, called at The News office Satur-
Mrs. C. M. Farkrr returned last FrU
day from a visit of some weeks to Kan
sas City.
Mr. FreL A. Spencer, of Clyde, New
Yoik, is the guest of Doc. C. W. Liek,
of this city.
:Ir. Geo. W. Knox, of the Topeka
Loan und Trust company, was in the
ily last week.
Hiram Gray, a well-known fruit
grower of this vicinity, has goue to
Ohio i-n a visit. .
Miss Cora Borton, who is visiting
friends in Cincinnati is expected home
thanksgiving day.
G. M. Ramsey and family went to
Florence Tuesday where they will make
their future home.
Emanuel Smith, son or Win. Smith,
of thi3 city, is assistidg W. F, Ewing in
the county clerk's office.
Ex-Uovernor IlarvJy slopped in Em
poria Tuesday on his way from Santa Fe
to his home in Riley county.
Charlie Brower nnd Willie Tlibben
have joined the engineer corps or the
Kansas City and Emporia railroad.
Charles Payne, an old citizen of Lyon
county, residing on Eagle creek, started
Thursday lo vi;-it his son la Nebraska,
Mrs. Gentry, who has bson visiting
her old home iu this city for some
weeks, teturncd to Wyandotte Saturday,
Sheriff Moon is "browsing around"
down in Arkans.is. We may be able lo
tell what he went for when lia comes
back.
Mrs. Josiah Rosenbury and her sister,
Mrs. I.ydia Smith, started Thursday for
Canton, Ohio, to visit their parents who
reside in that city.
David Stone, who was injured the
other week by the falling of a well-pul
ley upon his head, is mending, and will
bo out iu a few dnys.
Miss Mary Evans, formerly employed
in the ofllce of register of deeds, has
accepted a position in the dry goods
store or Sherman Js Richardson.
F. P. MacLennan, of The News,
started Sunday on a trip which , will
take in Kansas City, St. Louis and Chi
cago, lie will be gone for a week or ten
days.
Senator Plumb arrived home from
Washington, last Friday. His family
will accompany bim when he returns to
the capital for the regular session of
Congre-ss. .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Armstrong, who
have been visiting relatives in Southern
Kansas and in this city for several days,
returned to their home in Piasi, Illinois,
Monday morning.
Dan Ingram, who has wielded the
razor and shears at Fred Hanssler'a
shaving saloon for the past few years,
has taken a position with Harry Leib-
Tried at the Coolidge.
J. H. Wilhite, who went to Kansas
City some days ago to have an operation
performed on his eye has returned
home. The affected organ is much less
painful than it was, but we regret to
learn that its vision has been permanent
ly and seriously impaired..
Mr. D. F. Goodrich returned a few
days ago from an extended visit to Illi
nois, Wisconsin and Iowa. It is the
first time Mr. G. has been out of the
state since is .removal here, fourteen
years ago. He reports a good time.
Mr. Albert Marzctti, secretary of the
Pueblo & Silver Cliff branch or the Col
orado and Pacific railroad, with head
quarters at Pueblo, stopped here Monday
on bis way east. He says Pueblo is boom
ing and expressed gratification and sur
prise at the wonderful growth or Em.
poria since he left it nearly two years
ago.
V' Track Kotea. "'
It requires 51C car loads of coal per
week lo supply the Santa Fe road, or
the miners must mine SO car-loads per
day. Coal is short at all stations.
Commonwealth A man was run
over by tho cars at Daisied Monday
night, and killed. Ills leg was cut off
near tho body, and there was a bad
bruise in his side. Our informant could
learn no particulars as to his identity or
wealth: Master Mechanic
Hackney's new per, engine No. 2, which
is being built at the Santa Fe shop,
will be completed by January 1st.
Mr. Able came to Topeka at the time
of the strike of 1878 and has been with
the A. T. & S. F. company ever since,
making many friends in that lime. Ilia
death will be inourned by friends all
along the line.
Capital : The" A. T. and S. F. com
pany intend laying a double track from
Waseca Junction, about five miles west
of Kansas City on their line, into Kan
sas City. This will take in the business
tbat comes over the branch from Olathc
The total number of check used for
the payment of employes along the line
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road is about ten thousand.
' The Santa Fe has more business than
it has rolling stock to take care of.
The Missouri Pacific has looked up
wonderfully since Jay Qould took hold
of it. '
The work of locating the Kansas City
and Emporia railroad is progressing
handsomely. The engineering corps at
present are making their headquarters at
Neosho Rapids.
Capital : Mr. Frank Able, one of tho
oldest engineers on theA.T. & S. F.,
and a very popular man, died or heart
disease at Mrs. Meyer's boarding house
in this city Monday morning at 4 o'clock.
Mr. Able was about Co years of age, and
had amassed considerable wealth, bis
family - residing in Chicago, where
Mr. Able owned over $50,003 worth
of property. His death was quite unex
pected. When he retired the nighl be
fore he was feeling unusually well, and
had reported for duty yesterday. The
body was prepared for travel by under
taker Stoker and will be sent to Chica
go this afternoon.
There are several things back of this
double track that the public are proba
bly not as yet aware of. One is that
the A. T. and 8.' F. company is
building a road from Emporia, Kansas,
to Ottawa, where it will connect with
what is known as the Kans vs City,
Lawrence aud Southern Railroad, and
run to Waseca Junction, increasing the
business of the road so much that a
double track from the junction will be
come a necessity. About four and a
half miles west of Kansas City is the
town sit of Argentine, but up to the
present time no town of any dimensions
has shown up. But now tbat the double
truck is contemplated, corner lots have
gone up, a large lead manufactory is
about to be established, and things are
on the boom.
Normal Notea.
Our class in mental science has been
discussing sleep during the past week,
and notwithstanding that all of us have
practiced much, none could tell just
what is. While discussing somnam
bulism one of its members told of a
young fellow who walked one night in
his sleep out of a second story window,
aud wound up by saying he was awak
ened by the experience.
Miss Hoxic is making fine progress
with her drawing and music classes, and
is having some fine specimens of draw
ing placed on the board in the assem
bly room.
Friday's oratorical exercises, I have
been told, were good. I sat on a back
seat nnd beard a few sentences now and
then, of which these are the cream:
Ohio gave birth to Miss Willard and
Custer"; "I 'think I might fall in lore
with a John IChinainan"; "My subject is
The Old Rope'";"! must exist in the
pan, in the tabjet and in the abrasion."
didn't just comprehend this, but was
told it is from Webster. I am sure
when the exercises were over I felt
highly mystified.
Everybody seems- pleased with our
contest.
Remember Prof. Hamill.
P. E. Da Goouk.
Mrs. Lansford, who lectured on tem
perance at the Presbyterian church last
Tuysday under the auspices of the W. C.
T. Un m ule a very happy impression on
her audience. She has a fine presence,
an excellent voice and makes her point
in a vigorous and logical manner, which
is in very grateful contrast to the diluted
sentimentality of many female lecturers
on this subject. Mrs. Lunsford claimed
the closest attention of her auditors, and
her visit to Emporia is duly appreci
ated by the friends or temperance in
this city.
Charlie Gleet, of Topeka, whose dun-
gcroua illness lias been noted in the
News, is somewhat better.
GUITEATJ'8 "KX-WIFE."
The Lady Interviewed by a Capital Rep-
reteota live at Topeka.
Topeka Capital : There passed through
North Topeka yesterday, on the Union
Pacific railroad, a party en route for
Washington, u. U., one member or which
has become famous from the fact that
her former husband murdered President
Garfield. The lady in question is Mrs.
Dunmire, now a resident of Leadville,
Colorado, who, in company with her
present husband and two children and
Mrs. Wilson, a cousin of Gniu-au, were
en route to Washington to testify for the
prosecution in the case of that criminal.
The party dined at the Palace hotel, and
just as they were leaving for the train a
uapuai reporter appeared on tne scene.
ana rcceivine a nasty introduction trom
an acquaintance who had met them on")
the train, tne t aber pusher asked :
"Mrs. Dunmire, do yon tnink Guiteau
crazy ?"
"No, sir; he's no more crazy than I
am. Ue is only playing it."
"What do you think will be done with
mm 7"
"I don't know, but be ousht to be
bung, lie is a scamp and sharp enougn
to know how to play tne insanity dodge
to perfection. He knows that is the only
thing that will save his neck from the
halter."
"Are you the laay that he refers to a
his ex-wife' in his speech to the court
last Monday?"
"Yes. 1 presume so. I am the onlv
ex-wue oi nis inai x Know or, ana l am
... -.-. ... ...
not at all proud of the distinction."
"Where did you marry bun
"We were married in Chicago in 1869
alter a brier courtship. Oh. he's
smooth talker and at that time made
love as prettily as any gallant could. It
didn't take me long after I married him
to nnd out what a good lor nothing tel
low he was. . However we never kept
house, but boarded 'round and my hus
band practiced law for a living and
such a living I He seldom paid hia bills.
and we were compelled to move from
boarding house to boarding house, and
from hotel to hotel, and ottenliraes suf
fered for want of proper food and cloth
ing."
"Where were vou divorced V
"I rot rid of the beast in 1874. and
havn't seen him since. Our meeting in
Washington, when we get there, I dont
think win tie very anecttonate. 1 could
tell you many thlnga about the viper
naa l time."
"Where is your home now T"
"In Leadville, Colorado. I married
Mr. Dunmire. who formerly resided in
Jefferson county, Kansas, several years
ago ana we are living nappiiy to rem
er."
"Are these your children r asked the
reporter, noticing ma little Ktlka sealed
tn the car.
"Yea, sir, and they are Dunmire. not
Guiteau 's. He ha no children, and de
serves none."
J ust then the bell rang and the brief
colloquy, which bad been conducted
partly en the platform and partly in the
car, ended, Mrs. Dunmire observing as
the train moved off, with an emphasis
that evidenced a desire for vengehce
provoked by former experience, "We in
land to do an we can to bang bim."
An Indianapolis exchange mention
that tit Jacob Oil cured Mr. J. JJ. Mat.
tern, a letter-carrier of that city, of a
severe sprain, contracted in the war.
Detroit (Mich.) Western Home Journal.
The Americus News,
UMTKO BT TOroiOW."
Fbtdat, November 18, 1881.
The high court of no appeals adjourn
ed ia dis Monday evening, owing to
the conglomeration of antagonistic feel
ings 'between the presiding officers and
an obstinate witness. . . .Thunder, Iignlr
ning, rain, hail and sleet last nignt....
O. S. Wiley, who has been quite tick,
is convalescing.:.. A.Mr. Stevens has
the contract for the brick work on the
U. P. church, which will be commenced
a soon as the weather will permit.
Mr. Stevens is a "boss" workmm, and
hi taking hold of the job assure its
success. . . .Overcoat were in demand
this morning.... The farm era hve quit
picking corn, and are using their best
endeavor in an attempt to keep warm
. . . .We know of no cases of diphtheria
at present that are liable to prove fatal
. . . .Isn't It aiaiut time to rig up the old
leigh?
Smith wagons.
Mitchell wagons.
Hand corn sbellers. -'
Big Giant feed mills.
For sale by J. S. Gibson.
M. W. Gibson, undertaker.
Satcbdat, Nov. 19.
The mercury registered but nine de
gree above zero this morning, with a
keen northwestern Kansas zephyr....
Work on the U. P. church was discon
tinued yesterday owing to the inclemen
cy of the weather., . .The band boys met
with good success at their social bop
last night.. .. .Card parties are becom
ing fashionable. . . .Bad cold seem to be
epidemic at present, as fully one-half
of the people are suffering therefrom. . . .
Coal 'is iu good demand and our team
sters. are all busy hauling.... A couple
of covered wagon passed through town
this morning when the mercury was
down to nine, containing two women
and sixteen children. They were evi
dently going back to their wives' folk.
. . . .We notice the Emporia house is go
ing to have a Baptist cook. We are
afraid the soup will be watered....
Neighborhood turkeys are preparing to
meet tho execution of their final sen
tence. '
Willey carries a fine stock of gents'
furnishing goods.
The best and must convenient stock to
trade from is at Willey'.
Tinware made from best 'stock at
Willey's.
Tobacco, tea, sugar and coffee at the
same old hard pan prices at Willey's.
Tuesday, November 23.
Mr. Wibley, of Emporia, was in town
yesterday looking after his porcine in.
terests. . . .A car load of soldiers passed
through town yesterday. . . .Miss Warner
of Hazleton, Pennsylvania, arrived last
week. She is staying with her sister
Mrs. Clay, and con tempi ilea making
Kan gas her future abiding place, for a
while at least. We are glad to welcomes
her in our midst. .. .The Americus ora
torical society met pursuant to call Mon
day night and elected N. Wise as chair
man, and Dr. Starbnck a secretary. The
committee on program chose the follow
ing portentous question for debate : Be
$olted, "That the stock in the M. K
& T. should have been sold
under the terms of the late proposi
tion." A sood proirram of declamations.-
readings, songs, &c, have been arranged
tor me meeting next weanesaay a week.
Let there be a good house and we will
warrant a good time.
All the leading family medicines kept
in stock at M. W. Gibson's.
Nuts, candy, crackers, cigars, &c, at
M. W. Gibron'e.
All kinds of new work or repairing
done . by Joseph Craig, harness maker
at Calken's stand, Americus.
If Clara Louise Kellogg i going to
sing at Topeka in December why
wouldn't it be a good scheme to secure
her, if possible, to open the Whitley
Opera House ? Nothing much, smaller
than Clara will answer the purpose.
Graham & Rosa have taken a five
years' lease of the Gillett fc Ford room
formerly occupied as the 99 cent store,
and will remove their printing office
and bindery to tbat place in a few
weeks.
It would be voted justifiable homi
cide by any sensible jury in the country
to shoot on the spot any man that has
the gall to say to yon, That's :ny regu
lar business."
Halt ford Call Itema.
Rev. J. M. Driesbacb. of the Evangel.
leal church, baptized eight person here
on last Sunday.
C. C. Campbell has been aDoointed
agent for the Adams Express Company
at this place, Mr. Henry having re
signed. Sheriff Miller of Coffey county arrest
ed Lincoln Griffin on Wednesday, who
is charged with stealing a watch and
some jewelry from the store of Mr.
uottmans in liurungton.
K.T. Snediker & Go. received a large
safe from Cincinnati last week. Its
weight ia 5100 pounds, and cost over five
hundred dollars. On Monday it was
placed in position in the office of the
above firm.
But liule wheat was planted in this
section this year, but what is in makes
a very promising appearance. The indi
cations were not favorable lor it through
September, but the rains in the early'
part or October caused it to grow with
wonderful rapidity. It may be a matter
ot regret that so many people were dis
couraged by their experience withchlnch
bugs the past season, for this doubtless
caused many to determine not to waste
tbeir time on wheat again.
From the Wilmington (Del.) Republi
can : Mr. J. ftl. Scott, corner Third and
Madison street, had a remarkable fine
horse cured of the scratches bv Sl
Jacobs Oil.
What is home without a babv f Many
children have cough and cold just now
ana snouia nave tne greatest care, ana a
oolite or ur. Jiarshair Lung Syrup.
Price twenty-five and fifty cent a bottle.
Haa'a Mtblttt Work.
This is an age of great work and won.
derful inventions. Steam, electricity.
water, air. all are made to serve man. but
unquestionably the greatest invention
are tnose wmcn preserve man's health
and prolong his life, and among the
greatest of these i Dr. King's New Dis
covery for consumption. Ica effect are
truly wonaertui, and hundreds are nap
py today who once looked forward to
an early grave. For coueha. colds, bron
chitis, asthma, loss of voice, hay fever,
noarseness, cronp, or any anection what,
ever of the throat, - chest or lung. Dr.
King New Discovery will ootiiivelw
cure. We can cheerfully recommend It
to all, and can unhesitatingly say it ia
the only sure cure for throat and lung
affections. Trial bottles ten cents: reg
ular size f 1. For sale by B. Wheldoa &
Co. ,
EMPORIA MARKETS.
Qootatkma aa gives to Um Xsws by e
local dealers.
BatroBla. Kaaa, November S
G&AUf.
Wheat, No. t choice tl M
" No. t l as
" no. a i is
Cora. Mr, retail SDs
Cora. " waoietals
Oat, sew. retail aum-S
Oata, wholesale &e
Kraa retail SSt-S
Cora coop.. 1 at
rixivs. raonrjcK, .
Patent Soar... 4 SOSM n
raaoy . 4 St4 JC
Fair S4ittJa
Cora ateal (bolted). 1 Swja
Cbiekasa, Uve, )u t S
Potatoes, per swab ........ 1 StMSl V
Batter, per lb S0&SO
Kft, per doaaav. IS
Caeeae, per lb .......... " 18
Applet per basbat S W& t
UTI STOCK.
Fa aoara, per irarbe.wfcotee-1.. 4
Fat ateera, " - .. S stfrA s
Fateowa. " .. t SwiJ ?
Fat sheep, - .. I SJ
FKESU MEATS, i
par lb....... ......
.es.i
Pork.
Mutton. '
Beathaaa,
Saonhieea,
!
Dried beef, IWtrv, pay lb, :
a
wra neaw, ottn
Lars.
taraaaad Bogs.
as
-; . . . . : Neighborhood Notea. -
Wichita is to have the telephone right
son. '
The "burnt district" in - Wellington is
being rebuilt.
There are 3.593 licensed insurance
agents in this state. .
: Hon. Asa Hairgrove, one of the first
settlers of Kansas, died recently at Del
Norte, Colorado.
. 8. Loewenthal, a large dealer in dry
good and clothing in Leavenworth, ha
failed in business.
Major N. A. Adams, of Manhattan,
has completed his bond of $150,000 as
United Stales pension agent.
Two new national banks are soon to
commence business at Topeka. One
will absorb the citizens' bank of North
Topeka.
Broom-corn don't pay in Kansas oh,
not But a Chanute man has wadded
down $7,000 on the same this season.
just the same.
Burlingame coal miner are asking for
semi-monthly 'instead of monthly pay
days, aaying that they can then buy
goods cheaper.
Mr. Charles S. Glced, the popular ad
vertising agent for the Sinu Fe road, is
seriously ill. His Mends are alarmed
at hi condition. "
The Capital says: Accounts of the
enforcement of the prohibitory law come
ib witli charming regularity from all
parts of the state.
It is thought that the Ft Scott, St.
Loo is and Chicago railroad will certain
ly be built from the Chicago and Alton
line to Ft. Scott before the close of the
next year,.
Leavenworth ia complaining of it
poor light This is probably due to the
demoralized condition in which Tom
Moonlight emerged from the' late politi
cal "canvass.
By the removal of the late member to
another part of the state, Graham coun
ty is at present without a representative
in the legislature. Ohio exchange will
please copy.
1881 will be celebrated in the history
of Kansas as the year in which as many
as ten or eleven rocks were laid upon
the government building being erected
at the state capital.
The cold winter days are on hand,
and we feel sorry for the big - editor of
the Commonwealth. So much of him
exposed to the chilling blast when his
ears are "out in the cold."
There Is no reason why the State
Journal cannot have 5,000 subscribers in
the state of Kansas. State Journal.
There is one good reason. It hasn't
the brains and character to command
them, and therefore won't get them.
A certificate ef the increase of the cap
ital stock of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad has been filed with the
secretary of state. The capital stock of
The new -Colossus ot Roads" is now
$68,000,000.
Rev. A. K. Johnson hss bought the
Lawrence Tribune; what for the Lord
only knows. The paper has been dead
for ten years. It may be the pastor is
going to perform the burial ceremony
over the old thing.
Clara Louise Kellogg, the great Amer
ican prima donna, will sing at Topeka on
the evening of December 9th. The rail
roads will make special rates, and we
have no doubt that Emporia will be
handsomely represented at the concert.
The Capital says a law firm in Tope.
ka received $24,000 in. fees in fifteen
months. The names, which in this case
are withheld, probably from prudential
considerations' should always accom
pany such items, as a guarantee of good
faith.
Commonwealth: "Parson" Herring-
ton, who was recently acquitted in the
District Court of the charge of murder
for the killing of Chas. Avery, ha
preached twice since the trial ended, in
the church at Kingville. The church
has been well filled each time. .
HOBS OF HEWS.
Eleven business houses were burned
at Lawler, Iowa, on Friday night
Southern Renublicans are nreinsrthe
appointment of a southern man, in the
cabinet
The Minnesota legislature has ad
journed. The entire proceedings were
uneventful.
The capital stock of the Atchison.
Topeks and Santa Fe railroad is now
$68,000,000.
Rev. Dr. Henry Highland Garrett new
American Minister to Liberia, has sailed
for 1.1 Deri a.
P. W. Williams was fined $100 and
costs in Concordia for the. violation of
the liquor law.
Saturday being Garfield's fiftieth birth
day, a memorial meeting was held in
Washington.
Theie will be ten Read juste r negroes
in the Virginia bouse of delegates and
three in the senate.
It is supposed that the schooner E. B.
Dorr, bound from Toledo to Buffalo is
is lost with all hands on board.
Trains moving out of Chicago are
greatly inconvenienced by high water
in streams over which they pas.
The War Eagle, which sunk at Keo
kuk a few weeks since, is being raised.
No other bodies hsve been foundl
Tha rontra1 NTal
stopped paying checks Saturday at 11.30
a, ra-, but resumed later in the day.
Mrs. Langtry is to appear on the stage.
It is stated that she will assuredly make
her debut in New York, January next
The large iron works of John T.Starr,
at Camden, N. J-, have been given into
the hand of a committee of creditor.
The Nerlhern Pacific road ha let a
Contract for the construction of thirty
: i r . r t- i . . . . . o
wore oi araca iruia yumvu to superior
City.
Keck & Co., of Cincinnati, have been
robbed of $0,000 worth of diamonds.
They do not know when the theft oc
curred. Thtw U a Ktivh .Mtli(M4trAik...&
tion that neither Ma hone nor any other
awuuicru icauer wui ue tenucTeu a cab
inet position.
Ex-Deputy Sixth Auditor Lilly bas
been arrested at Washington, charged
With aoc-Dllne atiLOOO for ruonnrinir a
contract on a mall route.
The C. and A. Wabash, and Missouri
Pacific roads are all sufferers by recent
severe rains. Tracks have been washed
causing a great delay to trains.
Scout Allison, who did valuable ser.
vice in securing the surrender of Sitting
Bull, has been sent by the Government
after other refractory Indians.
' The recent rains have raised the
stream in Southern Illinois to such an
extent as to cause them to overflow
tbeir bank and submerge the law hut da.
Even the Iron-bound and rock-ribbed
solidity of Maryland is threatened with
a fracture. There is a load call for
"measures or reform'' of a cohesive s
turn. - .
A venerable citizen of Elkhom. Wis
consin, named William Patterson, faint
ed in tne auue or tt John's church and
killed himself by a striking a pew, last
Bonuay.
By the eatablishment of the United
States signal service on the lakes, a re
daction of SO per cent has occurred in
the destruction of marine property with
in tne past eignt years.
The Dotrtoffice that was robbed in
London was in charge of three -rotwt
women. It is thought the robbery vrl
leaa to women oetag teas trastea as sole
manager of poato&cce.
In Switzerland a special tax is levied,
on all house for the sale of wine, bear,
or spirits. The imprisonment of every
person who ha been three times seen
Intoxicated Is also proposed.
Tne woerfal Foot-in lacotnotive
seems to be a failure so f a as practical
railroading ia coscerced. It is ruinous
to the track, and daugerous on carves
and heavy oa down grade.
For the three fiscal years ending oa
the 9Dth of last Jane the total fcys to
the Poet -office Department through neg.
ligenee, dishonesty sad malfeasance Qf
ucgimqstera amoupien ut s
The man Bayne, who was tfeousbt a
pexnek Utue, a rflemow or " Jme
gang, and was arrested at Fort Scott,
has been, released. . And thus another
sensation has gone to Joim the Benders.
: lira. Tugenbine, est the Cbxistiancy
case, tesuooa was tne leuer proGBceu
in the Giro testimonv looked lib Lor
daughter's writing, but she was confi
dent some other pcr-n waa the author.
Wheat is reported to have niade rartid
progress in England during the past two
weeas.
Senator Fair, of Nevada, ' passed
through Omaha Monday rvening m
a-o vy a"uiuiutl.
Herbert M. Thiers, the defaulter from
Kenosha, Wisconsin, was captured Moo-
uay at Chicago.
A nun at Kenmare, Ireland, who has
been an invalid for nine years, got up
and knelt after being carried to an altar
uuring mass.
A number of Baltimore merchants
and manufacturers visited the exposition
at Atlanta Monday.
James C Guiteau. a cousin of the as
sassin, was arrested at Grand Rapids,
siicnigan, lor drunkenness.
Of twenty Republican congressmen at
present in Washington, eight are candi
dates for speaker of the house.
Continued fighting is reported between
the Arabs and the French. The French
column is advancing southward.
Bankers ol the District of Columbia
called on Secretary of the Treasury Fol-
ger, Monday, and paid their respects.
A rifle tournament is to be held at At
lanta, December 13th. continuing five
days. A number of prizes have been of
fered. Mrs. Dunmire, Guiteau's former wife.
is on her war to Washington to testify
against him. She thinks be ought to be
bung. , .
One hundred and thirty magistrates
met at Dublin Sunday and noted that
the land bill ia working very satisfac
tory in Ireland.
A terrible boiler explosion in New
York Monday injured several people
and destroyed properly to the value of
$30,000.
Chief Justice Waite has decided that
the capital of a bank invested in foreign
countries can be taxed by the United
States.
The Kennebec Journal states on good
authority that Mr. Blaine will retire
strictly to private life when he leaves
the cabinet early next month.
A construction train on the Texas
Mexican railroad crossed the temporary
bridge near Laredo Tuesday, the first
train to cross the Mexican border.
A Mrs. Waldron. at Strafford, N. H,
called her grand-daughter to her bed
side ana cut ner throat irom ear to ear.
She afterwards killed herself.
It has been learned from the records
of the county court in Cook county. 111 ,
that some years ago Guiteau appeared
as a witness ot a cousin's insanity.
Dr. Loring stated to a committee of
the national grange that he could not
urge any action looking toward making
his position a cabinet office. This he
left to the country.
The jail at McDonough, Gan burned
Monday. While the building was in
flames the prisoners were released by
citizens, not before two, however, were
so badly burned as to die.
Ex-Collector Thomas Murphy, of New
York, says President Arthur tells no
body of his intentions about the cabinet,
and that no man living, except the pres
ident, knows who will go into it
Acting Postmaster General Hattonhas
decided tbat matter produced by a hand
stamp, tvpe writer or copy press is sub
ject to first-clars postage when the mat
ter is intenaea tor personal use.
While workmen were encaged in tear-
ingfdown a house at St Joe, Monday, its
roof fell on them and buried several or
them in the ruins They were dug out
and will probably all recover.
The judicial conference of the Metho
dist Episcopal church which is to try
the appeal of Rev. Dr. Thomas, will
meet at Terre Haute, Ind., November
SO. Bishop Merrill will probably pre.
side.
Over sixteen hundred miles of cable
for the Central and South American
Telegraph company have been shipped
trom London, and direct communication
with Peru and Brazil is promised by
June.
A. B. Thornton, editor of the Boon-
ville, Mo., News, was shot and killed by
Marshal Macuearmon or that place.
The trouble grew out of an article in
the News reflecting on the marharg ac
tion a.
A telegram was sent to Philadelphia
stating that the star route trials will be
indefinitely postponed, and prosecution
ultimately abandoned upon, payment of
loss sustained by the government in re
letting contracts.
Mr. Lowell, minister to England, has
been heard from at Rome. His health,
which suffered from pressure of work
and anxiety during the last summer, ha
much improved. He return to London
at the end of the month-
The Central National bank, of Boston.
Monday paid out $300,000 and took in
about $600,000. The directors claim
that the bank is in the finest condition
possible. Examination is still going on
at tne t-acinc dbuk.
President Arthur has approved the re
port of the government commissioners
on the recently completed section of
one hundred miles of the Northern Pa
cific road, and also fifty miles examined
during President Hayea' administration.
Edward Deatney, Indian commission
er for Manitoba, has been appointed
lieutenant governor of the northwest ter
ritory The seat of government will be
removed irom jjatueiora to some point
on the Uansdian 1 acinc road.
Mr. Robinson withdrew from the
Guiteau case yesterday, ne said he
couldn't consent to remain after being
treated by Mr. Scoville as he had been,
Guiteaa made a speech to the court
yesterday and Scoville made an address
of some length to the jury.
Tucker Baalism, whose life has been
threatened on account of bis testimony
against Bill Ryan and other train rob
bers, hss suddenly left his home at In
dependence, owing to the -receipt of
three threatening letters, signed reapee-
tlvcly "Jessie," "fid." snft "ihe Hoys."
A French nod Arab acrobatic troupe
is " performing at Constantinople, in
which there are twelve English children
virtually retained as slaves and horribly
HI treated, it u understood mat xord
Granville ordered the consul general to
recover possession of the chirdren and
forward them to England.
A woman was found in New York
Sunday night who told a most sorrow
ful story. She went to live with her
son in Michigan. He was burned out
try the recent rarest urea. &he escaped
with her life, and went to New York to
live with : her sister. Upon arriving
there she found that her sister's bouse
was one of the two buildings which re
cently fell, and her sister deed beneath
the debris.
UST Ob XJCTTEBS
Ravainlai- uncalled for la the pott ofltoe at
Knaporia, Kansas, for the week ending No.
vernuer 23, Wsl- bay "advertised" wbea called
for.
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Avery Bell Miller Maggie
Archey Ttaera Miller Albert
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Browaiee UB Mayt HP
Brace Freak Marshall D A
Boiliager Day Mayer i B
Barton Q Numa Mark
Bamet i. T Naebitt W H
Clark W J Newell at A
Clark Isabella Powell Mary A,
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Cos Daniel Patterson J Z
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FairSeld Wat
GoweaC W
Gillett H P
Galas Jan
Horn pkrte Isle
Hodges t B
HattonB
lloibert Cbas
Halts Fanny
Hoover Alice
lagera-an i M
Jones Adin
KaigMMJ
Morris DD
Msrriaan O W
ADVkxTMXD NOTZMBKk 18.
Alloa. J W
Moore. T H
Aaderton, Mary
Bareham, Mary
Bnrria,B B
Brewer. Onraetia
Brawn- Geo
Baiieek. Geo '
MUUkea. J P
Miacen Betty
Mandaty. Jatses
Merklr.lt A
Brawn- Geo McSUseay. LHtks
Baiieek. Ueo Marfcly, Hath
Betes, Wtliiasa A Niokieaton. K K
Bine-weal. Mtfal S traborne, Cafi
Biahnt, Agnes - Pe'foe. &eauei
oter. i-ytia
Parker. H U
Kayaoida, C K
bay. Jeaie
TtoWneon. Chat
Koada. t-ttae
Bnads, Joeta "
Keith. Jobs C
Baean, Maitia
Shipmaa
Sehwariy. C C
Sleta, M C
Caanba, luchard t
Ulae, TW alter
Colli, Nettie
Colby. Card
CUley.eo-S
Drigdoa,?
Dotting
Doteoe, John
Dale, Chrieiiaa
Kaiow. M
Klaawea, 9 P
Foandry, F B
Fodrea, giTa
liuo-ad. MatUe J,
Haaz. Frank X .
HUia. Henry B
Henderson. H. S,
Harris. H L
HarrZkn
Stewart, Uariat
Smith, lwi f
acuta, taeary a
fcuUia. tunica 3
Si. David
S-eit-eaH A.
Thomas, laaaa
TfcopiBaKa. Vraatwt
"J-l
a r, a V
trior. Kfa
i-Harrey, Aaais
Trainer Maibaar
narvay, w v
Jaateeon-Merrtt
Jen kins, I.ydia A
Kera.PK
Lewie IUa
Meeer.eaaa
Morgan. Kowland
W illiams. Jerry P
wiiaoa, Loreaze
White, AC
Wadkma. Annie
Williams UR
Toaag, Q B
The
Are now prepared to meet their Mends and the
public with a Magnificent Stock of Fall and Win
ter goods, including Boots and Shoes, all of which
have been bought of manufacturers and importers,
and will be sold
SPECIAL JjroTJGEMBNTS
This month in
Blankets, Cloaks, Dolmans
and JACKETS, at
SAWYER'S. SAWYER'S.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
The Rvenina- Mail" makes the tnllowina
report ot' the Kantat City Market at S o'clock
Una afternoon :
(By telcgraih to the Daily New)
Kansas Citt, Nov.ss.
Theieyardt will be closed to-morrotr, No
vember 3Ui, and there will be no reiort .
Cattle Receipts COO. with a lew loads of
New Mexico cattle left over from yesterday ;
there it a good tteady. feeling for all rood,
fat western cattle; to-day's receipts com
posed mostly of native feeders and butcher ;
native butchers' steers S3 2SQ4 00; choice
cows $323 25; common titVtSOl; feeders
range $3i 00; a lew loads of native ahippers
oa the market weighing about 1,250. holding
at 5 50.
Hogs Receipts 6.240; quality fair; market
weak; choice primo 13 85(30 00; good heavy
t5 705 85; mixed packing $5 0043 70; light
$5 255 SO; bulk of sales 15 70.
Boston Wool Market-
BOSTOU, Novcmlier 19, ISsl.
Walter Brown A Co 'a Boaton Weoklv Wool
Circular gives the following quotations tor
aawai wwi :
Good. Ordinary
Fine ..25fe2S an
Medium SjtiiA) 4ifiLi7
Coarse 13
Rig AXIS. The talcs for the week foot nn
2,805.000 pounds of domestic and foreign
wools, (bowing an excess over the previous
week ol 618.000 poundt.
Some dealers, perhaps with a deb ire to keep
their a toot a moving, hare ebaded from pre
v lout viewt on flae wooit. and cont-elerable
tales of One Ohio have been effected at t'Jta
44xe., tbat a fortnight airo could not have
been touched at less than 44aUSc
I n general tone or I ho market It tteady.
Wool, told at to-dav't Quotations cannot Ins
replaced from the interior except at a loss;
the advieea from abroad indicate strong vul
ues with little chance of competition.
In view of the approaching ehauge onto
heavy-weight fabrics, manufacturert have
taken more Intercut In ilia assortment nf me.
dium unwashed wools during the past few
days, tml the complement or aales contains
several large transactions of this class, prin -SOu'oiif
0l Missouri aggregating nearly
Legal.
Notice.
Notice it hereby given that the lollowing
described school lands situate in Lyon county,
Kansas, will be offered for sale at public- au
ction at my office in fcmporla. Kansas, on the
SOtb day of December, lssl, tale to be o. en for
bidt from 10 o'clock a m to 3 o'clock p m.
4714 . W. K ASTM A N, Co. Treat.
Nwqr of teqr, tee. 16. tp 18, r 10 app. val, 33
8 w qr of se qr, tec. 16, tp 18, r 10. . app. val. $i
Notice of Final Settlement. -
Notice it hereby siven to the creditors and
all others interested in the estate ol' William
A. Loy, deceased, that the undersixneal in
tendt to make flnal settlement of said estate
at the next terra of the Probate Court of Lyon
county. Kansas, comnioncina; on the first
Monday or January, 188-2, and on tbat day or
aa toon thereafter at the tame can be heard
by the court; ami that at the time of said
settlement the will make ppliiyiti(in for an
allowance for her services aa administratrix.
LLCY LOY,
Administratrix of the estate or William A.
Loy, deceased 4714
Notice to Stone Masons.
Notice i hereby riven that sealed bids will
be received at the odiee or house ol the town
ship clerk, of Heading township, Lyon coun
ty, Kansas, up to j m, or rue lay tne Kit ft
day of December, A. l 1881. for the ron
ttruction of four (41 ttone uiert. Full nlam
and specifications of tho aame can Ie seen at
the odiee of the county clerk in tlieeityof
amjjuria. jjyon .county, nansas, tip to aatur
dav the 17th day of December, 1K81.
The township board of taid Heading town
ship reserves the right to reject any and all
bids. Tho aucccssitil bidder must be pre
pared to give bond and enter into contract on
the day of letting, liy order of the township
board ol Heading township
VALENTINE BEST.
4714 Tow ni-hip Trustoe.
Shariffs Sale.
William Clark vs. K. 8 Allen et al
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of tale, issued out of the Kil th
Judicial District Court, in aud for Lyoo
eoun ty. and State ol Kansas, In the abcrve en
til led cause, and to me directed. 1 will on
Monday, December SO. A. D. 1881.
at 10 o'clock a. m.. at the front door of
the Court House, In the city of Emporia. Lyon
county .Kantas.oflcr lor sale and sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, all tbe
right, title and interest of the said defendants
in and to the following de-oribed real estate,
to-wit: Tbe north half or tho northeast
quarter and the north half of tbe southeast
quarter ot the northeast quarter and the
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter, all in section S3, town
abip 31, range 13, Lyon county. Kansas. The
aaid property to be sold aa the property ol
the taid defendants K. S. Alleu to satisfy tbe
order of tale.
J. B. MOON,
Sheriff of Ly.n County, Kansas,
Emporia, Kan .. Nov . 21. (sal arts
fioad Notice.
Notla It hereby riven that a petition ha
been presented to the Board of County Com
m las loners of Lyon county, Kansas, asking
lor the location of n county road aa follows,
to-wit: Commencing- at the northeast corner
of section 36, township IS, range la. running
west on the taction line to the bank of the
bayou, thence to vary around the south bank
of the bayou to the section Use ag.in, thence
to continue west on the taid sect oa line to
the northwest corner of tbe northeast quarter
Of aeotien 37. township la, range 12, tbe nee
south on the half section line to the south
bank, of the Cottonwood river; nnd jinon
aaid proposed road Ihe board ap
pointed tbe following Tiewera: Alfred
Boberta, A. J, Andrewt and 8. D. Brown,
to meet at the beginning of tai l road oa
Tit lath day or Deeembnr, A D. 1881,
at 10 o'clock a. m, and in conjunction with
tbe County Surveyor, to view, locate and sur
vey said road, and to rive all parties a bear
ing By order of tbe Board.
W F. EWING.
TtS County Clerk.
riVE CENT COLUMN.
Advertisements are inserted la thit column
for Ave cents a line each insertion aver
aging seven words to tbe line.
STBAYKD or stolen about tbe first of Uo
Sober last, a tmallith dark brown mare,
quite tway-baeked nnd about sixteen years
old; hadalhia year's bay horse eolt with her.
Any information ol tbe above animate will
be rewarded by T. T. White, Fremont town
thip, Lyon county. Kansas.
STKATKD Ia May last, a red yearling
beifer, branded J Ii" on the right hip.
A anitabie reward given for information
lending to ner recovery .
WM, HAMMOND.
m nr farm oa the Nenaho.
five miles northwest of Vmntri, a ZI
yaauias beifer marked with ball eroo or left
ear and white oa belly.
W. T. BKAKCT, Emporia. Kansas. ;
CSTBATED From Dow creek 8 spring
O calves, white. 4 red and 1 spotted ; two
or them were weaiing "pokes." A ay infor
mation leading to tbeir recovery will be lib
erally re warded. STAN LET KIFF,
k at poria, aitatat.
STRAYED About the last of Msy rrem
myplaee.4miiet avuthwattiir ajmporia.
a three yrar-ojld black horse eolt about It
banda hls;b. brandod " It" on the rirnt hip.
and having large tear oa the inside at the
left bind fbot. I will gire a liberal reward
for 1st irmatton leadinr to hit recovery
DAVID L lIIOnAS.
STB A I ED From Ed. Wheeler. Ameriro.
one three year o'd steer, color light led
with white spots; also one red yearling tteer
with a dnlap" oa it sad tome whites also
one yearling steer, some white in face and
whit: spot on rnmn They mirht be teparat,
ed SI uo apiece win be paid fox injurwation
leading to their movery.
beifer traaded -I A" on right hip. Z
tuitalu reward given for Information lead,
to her teoovery. WM. HAMMOND.
-OTKAYED From my premises on Allen
O .eraek. e miles north ot Kmporia. a
good tized two year obi ally, a bright bay : a
small white spot In fore bead ; right hind foot
white, nad n little white oa the left bind foot.
Any iaiormauoo leading to bar recovery
will be liberally rewarded very
Fire miles aortbwest of Empor,' AIJcs
B
ARBINGBB'S BCSUfKS COLLEGE,
LnwtexK, Kansas. Head tor eatsjogbe.
C. H. MACMKLLfeK,
TTORNET AT LAW.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, .
AND KOTABT PUBLIC
CGUJBCTK33 A SPECIALTY.
?:-e over First National Bank.
Old Reliable firm of
IX THOMAS & CO.,
at the very lowest prices.
DRY GOODS.
KANSAS CITY MARKET REVIEW,
Giving the quotations forlbe last tlx business dart, and compiled daily. expressly for tho
readers bt Tarn Bhfobia Km, and tbe grain and stock interests or Lyoa county and -Southern,
Western and Southwestern Kansas tbe territory which looks to
Kansas City as tte great Market- for IU products:
: Nov. 15. i Nov. in. Nov 17. i Nov. is. Nov. gi. Nuy.aa.
WUBAT.
No. S cash.... I . 1031 .... .... W 1 00J
No 2 c-sh I 1 20 I 117 121 1 22 )
No. 2.Ccah. I BOX I IHJ I SlJ B7S' 1 . . 87K
No 2cah 42y 1 I 42f I 42 I 4i
No. 2. cash ... 85 i 81 - . . . I 1 8?V (W
CATTLE. 1 i I i
Choice natives. .... 6 40 .... .... 6 WX.TN6 00
Fair to good... ..... S7&&5 00I S 005 2S .... 4 Xj5A 0U 1
Texant BOSS 85 I .... I .... I
Choicnprime.. 6 00riS 25 1 S 20 I 68nSlol 5 8SQS 00 I S 8536 00
Heavy S8U&"00 S 7KC&6 00 I 6565 811 6 SOCfiS 80 S Wuhi 83 ' S T0ucS 85
Ufht 5 xifci 60 SOOkfrtSOl SOUd40 5 QagS 30 5 iHiSA SO 6 255 40
DRY
G. W. NEWMAN & CO.
Are now prepared to show the
Largest and Handsomest Line
op
DRESS GOODS
And Trimmings ever brought to this city.
All the latest Novelties in Suitings with Trim
mings to match.
Plain and fancy Plushes, Silk Velvets and Bro
cades, Silks and Satins without end.
Jet, Steele and Bronze ornaments and passem
enteries, with an elegant line of buttons.
The ladies should not fail to call and see them
whether they wish to buy or not.
ANOTHER BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Now in tho liiue to lay iu your snipliex ot
DryGood
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS.CAPS&FANCYGOODS.
Entire stock to be closed out within the next
sixty days. Come early and save money.
CHARLES COOK,
Number 166, Commercial Street.
MRS. J. M. DILLARD.
Pi4r ce'ntt aa ounce . Sixth
One Doob west of Commercial Stbeet,
The Prize Puzzle!
-OF IOO.
An Easy Ons for Yog to Bo-Try It!
By tbe aim pie rule of addition add the ten
characters 1. 1, S. 4, S, . T, 8. S. 0, together,
and make 1U0 Yon can transpose the flguret
any way yon like, but the ten character mast
appear, ami not more than OMCk -that It "be
flgure I, or 8, or 3, etfl , can be used only once
la tbe turn. For example:
1 3 SS
3 19 84
5 34
4 S 10
6 -
7
I I J
SB
Ul
Tbit Interesting puzzle eaa be dona, it it
not an impossible catch.
. g A Suitof Clothes or an Overcoat worth
Futecn Dollart will be given to tne nrat per
ton who will correctly solve the above prob
lem ueiure tits Hratuay ot an nary. lMtn
P.P. JUNES ACQ.
G. P. JONES & CO.,
Merchant Tailors !
AKf DEALERS IN
Clotlg, Boots ana SHoss,
Hat and Cap,
Cents' Furnishing Goods.
Cor Stb are, and Commercial Bt.. Emporia,
E. BORTON,
Real Estate Afirent.
Will notify parties amount of taxes
- one in am to tare penalty.
trScad New York nthnn n
anr l-.v MiwiiJ. . . .. 7. ,;
Eeoeiut of asouer
Enclose a-amp, description of land and
Real Estate Bought atvet Sold
en cemmistion.
Call on or address
M BOBTOH,'
Emporia, Lyon eouaty, Kansas.
Notice to (fcmtroATtora.
Bkla will bo received bv tbo su.Jl 1ti
oa ooxn uwinct no. as, ia too town orbev.
ry, tireoawood ee-aoty. State of f tr-nr.
naui tne 1st ol December, iji. for too oree-
bon of a atone os-ool hoosa la tbo town of
Be vera, aikis to no reetuvea for t tim
joo, or afrste lor toe carpenter ad maaoa
worst eoatractors tofuraiaa ail material aad
labor. Flans and tpeeineatioat to be found
with tbo Board at navery. C- tractors will
be veneireil to s-lre uu for 4a f-iaiimt
or eamtraet. 1 . e Boaro reserves tho right to
njmt m 1 w u "-
- N. B. MCOOXALD, Director.
w4StSdt ISAAC W Y AST. but. Clerk.
CTttAY X D grow tbe- -adertlgsod. ft
dark bay or brown yearling stud eon, with
whits- spot ia ttwekead. A reward will be
paid any one giving word tbat wilt lead to
bis recovery. WM. A.JONiJi, .
wuoaiw itapnit. Jyua county, svaa.
GOODS.
Avenue Millinery Store.
. - - Emporia, Kansas.
taenia wauatoal Saw Sate aAa tuaal War, og
GARFIEIaD
The only complete ttoryof bis noble lire and tragla
Seatb. Frean,bf111lant,rellb,e. a-.i-iMitly printed
la B aarl salt au mS Sit mini niaraiSociitfy lllna-
tratad; handaoniely nooiiil. FHatent aelllna; book
iTerBmjiiwn. jiy oaaais rTsopaiitj. s.S ff.
P A TTTTfl ?J Do not buy the eaubpenay, ra.
Vx-L.-1 -tA-Cf-H vamped campaign hooka wltb
wblrb tbe country la Howled. They are utterly
worthless; an ontrae upon tbe memoryoftbe rretal
Scad, and a baas fraud on the public. Thla book la
raatleelr stow. Tb only work worthy the thema.
3osm1 60c. in at a an pa for Agrnt'a Outfit.
JojiEa BauTUKiE A Co.. Kansas city. Mo.
Dentists.
J. A, YOUNG,
DENTISTi t(.
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porta, Kaa. i
Rooms oyer First National Bank
DR. TH0S. F. DAVENPORT.
DENTIST,
Cor. Sixth Avsnna and Commercial
tp STAiaa. Emporia, Kansas.
Musical Instruments.
HALL", WAITE & CO.,
-Dealer :
PIANOS,
ORGANS!
Small Instruments,?
MUSIC BOOKS
SHEET MUSIC.
. v Also aurenta tor Out '
ST. JOHN, IMPROVED HOWE &
SINGER SEWING MACHINES-
Needles for all Styles of Ma--
VUIUC8,
A-4 tbat musical wonder called -.. - ;
"ORGUINETTE"
SSS-Cel! andaee It, '--..
a. s. sxiLoeo,
J. M. SkXLOOS, -
a ruoose i auge.
AOiary. isb!ie.
a. B. Ah J. nr. ar av a.,
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