The Weekly News-Democrat du lieu suivant : Emporia, Kansas • Page 3

tse news. THURSDAY AtOU8T 1, .1884 rKBKOMAL JaBMTioir. Mrs. Jas Ein.Su vUUIdc; filccds W. H.

tiuptxt bas ordered lor Ibe riDgi-llral chirch. an orgnii mjC ft short Thw WiUb PrrsbjterisQ cburcb has bern rt fitted, repaired and recarpettd. Willelt Cbase have put tn aa organ at tbe M. E. cburcb lor Ibe intact class.

lbCal lender Mluttrela will appear at Wbltlej's opera house oo Ibe ertnina; of the 8tb. Uol David Talor It preparing; to build on bla farm adjoining tbe city, oo tbe Si JUL ayeoue road. Judge Ktllofg appoioied Martba Waikius administratrix of tbe estate of Edward Wa'kina, rrcrntly deceaard. Griffith fc Ewtt-g bave Just aecured tbe contract ir tbe plumbing for W. Is-wis' and J.

af Huele's new rvstd noes. II Morton L-aa donated ti fi taila n-cenlly received by btm from tbe coal shaft at tbe Kansas state penitentiary to tbe bigb school cabinet. Dnnlap Iteporter: Elwood Bbarp dc Co. will atart a Democratic paper at tbe Grove, to be called tbe Guard, tbe flrit iasue to appear on ibe 9th inat. Tbe telephone eicbange baa issued a bandaome near directory, coottin- ing a lit of subscribers and tbe rules of service.

Tbe exchange baa now seventy-five patrons. ilaruord Call: Our fruit growers complain that a largH number of crapta are falling from tbe viuta from some In explicable Cauc in spite ot tnts there will te an ililun bsu ibid in Ibis pah br the sute; On laitt YViiinzeday a Gcrmin, who claiuiel to be prospecting, hired a team of horses and a waon -of L. J. Pruvn, and aa notbiog baa since been seen ot the rig it la suppose I that tbe man bss gone west to grow up with tbe country, Id a tight one day this wet at Hart. ford between Geo.

Siauffcr and John Griffith, the former waa to severely in. lure by tne latter that bis condition la regarded as buiog quite critic). Siauf- fer's Jtw-b-me wna broken and be waa veiy badly puoiabed by bis assailant Mr. J. T.

Altman, of Kansaa City, whot-e arrival in Emporia to establish a boot and shoe store waa mentioned to Tub News Inst evening, baa leased iiuartera in the new block being erected by J. K. Finley din ctly opposite Tb Nii office. W. W.

Ley, tbe Indefatigable Jailor, Is cleaning out the ditch and draining oil' the dirty water back of Ibe court bouse at bia own expense. This is a move in the right direction and abonld be followed ov more enterprising citl A carpenter named Elliott fell from the second-story of tbe bouso of a far. nier named Colli, In tbe Froet neigh boruootl. In Fremont township, on We'lneaday, and broke several ol bis ribs. lie waa brought to bla home in tbia city Friii ay by Joseph Frost.

W. 13. Bates, ot Florence, tbe road-master, who ha been superintending the work on tbe Fe freight depot, baa received order to discontinue work until further orders. It Is thought irom that instead or moving tbe old depot, a large new stone one will be built in it place. At a meet log last evening of tbe Re publican flambeau committee, composed ufs Messrs.

Page, liurlburt, Ilotterman, Roblee and Irwlo, Capt Pape waa elected treasurer of tbe committee which will proceed forthwith to solicit funda for tbe purchase ol torches and uniforms. It la tbe Intention to make tbia club ooe of tbe important fcaturea of tbo canvass, and all who are interested in tbe election of blaine and Logan will baye an opportunity of encouraging the organization, wblob they will no doubt take pleasure in doing. A letter received in Emporia by the secretary ol tbe Knigbta of Labor Assembly from tbe joint convention of the chairman of thu Anti-Monopoly, Greenback and Libor parties. that in view of the indisposition of General Butler to make the run for the presidency, there will be no national ticket ot either of the above parttt-s in the field. Individual mem bers or either or the above parties are therefore at liberty to act with either of the other patties they prefer.

Tbe chair man of each of the parllea agreed that the conduct ol the press ol the anti-Monopoly, Greenback and Labor parties should be used either for Blaine or Cleveland, aa tbe labor convention which meets in New York on the first of September may decide. Emporia is cn titled to one delegate with fifty voles. U. C. Hpcncer is the delegate.

C'UANUKUF FIRM. la Woods in county. Mr. tVarren tohe, at D. Thomas ft la I facatioo.

Get. Luther, brother of v7. B. Lather of Emporia, accompanied by bis sob Banks, is in tbe cllv visiting. Mrs.

Jennie Munson.of El Dorado, is In Emporia visiting her sister, Mrs. Coke Watson. J. M. Holt, of Maohalltown, lows, is prospecting in Emporia, and will go into agricultural pursuits.

Mrs. 8. F. Dennlson, who has been ill lor some time, is regaining her health so that she is now able to be about. Lather Bees has arrived in Emporia and la greeting bia many friends in this city.

He wilt go to Kansas City on Monday. Mr. A. Fuller and family went to To peka Friday to make that city their fa tuie home. Topeka gaina whom Emporia will lose aod miss.

Mrs. udge Heise, of Macon, Illinois, is visiting the family of Mr. J. G. Hortv baxger, and baa about concluded to cate in Emporia with ber daughter.

W. Creodall, of Decatur, Illinois, Is In tbe city looking over the agricultural and sti ck prospects of Kansaa with an eye to locating In Lyon county. Cbaa. Wehrmao, of Cheater, 111 who baa been visiting I. K.

Price, of Madi son, came op Tburaday with Mr. P. and they are observing tbe prospects of Em poria aod vicinity for stock and agri culture. Major Hood, Bevery, wife and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.

Almerln Gillett returned Friday from Michigan and Wisconsin. Mrs. Hood and ber dankbera aie now at Wauketha. J. W.

Pbarer, of Ugden. Champaign county. Illinois, la lu tbe city, and thinks some ol locating here. We hope be will conclude to make Emporia bia home. A party of youig people were charm.

lugly entertained last Thursday at the reaideuce ol M. L. bm son, the com pany being in honor of Mrs. Buckllo, who is visiting friends in Emporia Geo. P.

has just returned from Albany, N. where he wai graduated by tbe Slat University. Mr, Moorehouse will visit friends awhile in Emporia and return Vi his home in Council Grove. Geo. Whelden, of Hprlogttcld.

Ohio, who bas been in Emporia for some time visiting bis brother, BeoJ. Whelden, leit Thursday for Geuda Springs where he will rusticate for a Dart of the summer. A.J. Ralston, of ibis city, started Wed nesday for Howard, Ohio, to be present at the burial of bis brother who waa a member of tbe Greeley expedition and wboae remalna were brought borne by the relief ahip Tbetia. W.

J. Wagener, formerly a resident of Emporia, has just returned from Port land, Oregon, where he bas been located for the past two years. Mr. W. repot Emporia as wonder fully improved In that time, and says also that la tbe last year Oiecon bas fallen very flat In a business way J.

U. Burr baa lust returned from tbe Wolf Creek Cattle Ranch in the Pan handle of Texas, where he has been look ing after the cattle interests of H. GJ Wiser, and for whom he has been pur chasing a large number of cattle for tbe Wiser ranch In northern Lyon county. John Henniog, wife and child started Monday on a visit of five or six weeks to friends and relatives in New York. Mr.

Uennitg bas confined him self very closely to business for years and no one more thai he deserves a res pite and vacation. We hope John and hla family will bave tbe best kind of a time. Speaking of Mr. room an, the new city editor of Thk News, tbe Eureka Herald printed at bis former home. says: "Frank was favorably known fn Eureka for several years.

He was a thorough student and ambitious to at tain an honorable position in life. Tbe Herald will watch tbe career of Mr, Vrooman with interest and rejoice with htm and his friends in consequence of success be may attain." a Pt-atAsAni TBii. Eos. Nkws: On the 30th I took a stroll up the Kecsho to that beautiful bo la employ ed I -Aittlated between Elm Creek ami tbe Neosho. Judging from Ibe lay of the.

country la that iov mediate vicinity bbfi. vottld readily coo- clude that the red man had seen gov-ernmsnt post there. But the red man and tbe fort aie things of tbe past, and there now stands a flourishing little city and the people call It Couuci! Grove. No doubt there bave been many councils held there some sweet but mors bitter ones. I bead thu "A Pleaiant Trip," and excepting the jerking.

Jostling, bump Ing and continual clatter aod rattlebang on the M. it was aa enjoyable trip. Wbyt actually, when the train would strike a smooth place I thought it had got off the track. But so enchanting was tbe Scene pre sented by tbe belt of timber on my left, end tbe rolling prairie on my right, and tbe large and tasty farm-bouses every. where, that my soul left the tortured bo dy, and soared out to bathe in tbe si- thetic laks whose green waves hold in tbeir embrace the mighty power that makes tbe "mare go." But 1 must leu you bow near 1 came to getting a "head put on A man asked me what the population Of Emporia was, and I told him what you told me 0,000 and he aaid, "what's the use to lie about It? Didn't I see Just a short time ago that it is only 7,000.

You think I don't read tbe paper And it 1 hadn't berh educated to believe that yon bad better not strike lirger man than yourtelf, I Would have hit him right on big whisky blossr-tri. Well, then botiimenced to explain how that 7,000 business was. when Mu li'er- rupted me by say ink "Wichita his 13,000." The i. forgetting what I iut-nd- ed to aav, I told biiu our man wa u'l as big a liar as thu Wicbita 'avsaor. And he got way up on bis ear aud swore he'd thump" me, but I persuaded him to let the contract to a more competent per son.

Yon nee be is a Wichi'a man. And If I am a school I've' boen in "Mexico" an 1 am not eo easily bluffed as he supposed. Now, that word "school man" eupeegts to my mind the normal i nut i tutu which is in a prosperous and lively condition with an attendance ol 70 Morris county with her corps of educational workers, and efficient superintendent, holds a prominent position with ber sister coun ies in taking the lead in the great work of developing truth aud throwing the cold, clammy clods oo superstitious tradlttoDs ualil the youthful mind ia fired with a defire to investigate and test syllogisms for themselves. U. A MOCntAlU BROOK.

Ax bcth BuhLST. ttnm tde mountain, blue and smoke. Slipped a littl i ill one daj Lesu I st over atoms aiul.eltauas Wl tblU low melodious lay. B1MIik aa4er feras and iblaebel.s itn a motioa swift ad aweet. Oanoioa; node? darkqatJia; beaalook With Its hstit Sod wlBMrtie7eet; Broaden let into poofs of eifraUfj With tbe dais? and tbo pink.

Druakea vilk tsoir owe frail breaty Sending o'er its pebbly brink. Ruahlns tbrocsb the narrow outlet With a molten silver aooad: flying loam wreaths gaily tinted. On the roeks and crags aronnd. Ilnrrrloc through tba spicy gloaming Ol tna tan fried mountain de Carrying with It wlldwood scents To ins meadow flowsrs to Mil. Flow in oa with steady motioa.

But with music no lea swoeti Clinging with Its ailver arms Houad tbe mountain's ragged endow Gliding on tbroarb laid arid With A litt1 tAiiilitt tuna. MbrtnUfing to Itself tna beatietf Of its lovt highland homo. O'er the bare plain slowly wandering, KUaiag flowers of paler hue, Ilalf lorgetful of it Jog, Under skies ot paler hue. And at last a id thedeasrt sinka the mountain'! pilgrim sweet. Giving bp ita sparkling Ufa To alack the arid burning heat.

So much beauty and snen mUstd Given onto the sandy plaint So mneb glee and much Jot, Sacrificed to dreary pain. A SOUTBEBX BOLT TO BkAMlltATlOftS tOtt. STATn CEBi TiriCATISS AMU DIPLOMA. A SPLKNDIO StrCCESS. CHANGE.

this The firm of Itingle Sparr baa been dissolved and is succeeded by C. W. (Smith Co Mr. Win Sparr retires Irom the business, but Mr. Amos Kingle will stilt remain with tbe company Mr.

Hmitb. or Ibe new concern ia by no meaua a stranger to tbe people of tbia community, having formerly resided here, and waa at one time ataman in the Orange store. lie ia a grandson of O. W. Kirkendall, ot tbia city, and a nephew of J.

A. Newlin. For tbe past four years Mr. Smith has been in New Mexico. He ia an energetic and pleasing oung mm, and we wish him bucccsf.

Harvey Wells will continue aa one of the salesmen for tho new firm. Walker M.Uomba was this morning promoted to the position of chief assis tant dispatcher and operator, to Mr. Bennett, at the depot, and takes charge of affairs at night. Mr. Arthur C.

Wiilington was promoted from niihl dispatcher to day dispatcher, and Mr. Charlea Zeneinger, dispatcher at Las Vegas, New Mexico, has been ap pointed night dispatcher In place ot Mr. Millington. Mr. Zeneniger waa formerly a resident of Emporia, having had some yean ago headquarters at Emporia Junction, aud bia numerous friends will be glad to welcome him back with hospita ble arms, so to speak We congratulate Messrs Combs and Millington on their promotion which all who know their value to tbe company which they serve is so well merited.

Tho Leap Year finale at goda-o'a Grove. Tbe young ladiea of Emporia bave placed their senilemaa friends under a debt ot gratitude which will never be adequately discharged until the lords of creation learn to engineer a picnic in the felicitous manner In which the leap year party was conducted at oouen grove last evening. The success of tbe sflalr was ao complete that nothing, we tbink, could have been done which might have added to the enjoyment of the large company that oarticipatcd in the delightful entertainment. Tbe plcnlcers were conveyed to the grove by the excursion street car, which was chartered by the ladies, and which aUrted from Irwin's drug store 7:30 o'clock. Upon reaching the grounds tables were immediately spread for sup per on the dancing platform and the gentlemen were quickly- seated, tbe ladies exercioloK care tbat they were bountifully helped to everything which they could not reach.

The spread in eluded a large variety of substantial and delicacies, which vanished almost as if by magic at the handa of as hungry company as ever showed their apprecia tion of faultless cooking. After tbo laufes had been served tbe tables were cleared Awsy and dancing waa inaugurated, lor which music was furnished by Romalne'a orchestra. The platform was covered with canvass, and as tbe musicians were st their bt st, this feature of the occasion was generally snd heartily eni'iyed. The grounds were well lighted, there was an abun dance of cooling beverages in tbe way of lemonade and ice and the con veniencea provided by 'Mr. 'Manning, tbe leasee ot tbe grove, rendered impossible any such thing as a jar In the happy proceedings.

The ladies treated their noble and handsome charges with a measure of delicate consideration tbat added to the general good will which pervaded the party snd tbe only regret which any one could entertain in connection with the affair was expressed by a very pretty young man who said it was too harrow ing to think tbat leap year only came round once in every tour years. OBITUARY. AMOTHCB BURGLARY. THK GIUl. UN KOL.JLCK IKtTM.

Everybody who enjoys a good song, or those who remember the magnetic ef set of good mualc when gliding grace fully ovtr tho floor on roller skates. should order at once tbe fashion si ng of Ue rinks, "The Girl on Roller Skates." For sale by all music dealers, or mailed to any address on receipt of price 40 cents. Frank Haj oes, 50 Myrt'e street, Boston, Mass DEATH Or luWAKU WATKINS. Edward lingering aod palalul illness, died Wednesday at bis residence oo Merchants slreer" at 11:40 o'clock, aged about 50 yeare The ceased bad been a resideut of Emporia for four, teno years, and waa ksewn in Emporia and Lyon county. His wife and six children survive him.

The funeral will take place to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock and the remains will be laid to rest in the lower Dry creek cemetery. Mr. Watalns was aa upright citizen, a kind neighbor, a devoted husband and father, and bla memory will be fondly cherished by all who knew him. Adiarluad List. LUt or leturs uncalled for and remaining la the poatuSloo at F.mioria.

Kaaaas. tor th week ending July lt- Pleas give tho data of advertisement when called for: Blahut, A. Harlter, Jo. Bicklea, atrv. C.

Hooka. L. W. I lark, A. Cam poet I.

Clara loouo, Maiy c-lla tol, Ljuie Crater. Urww tXwk.r. l. Carton Btrbre Danoan. J.

(ti iHde fcnauoe ford. Kmlljr Foaler. felward A Uoodall, r. it Gllber, Cha. Huatlv, I.yuia lioi mealtime Howard, ai.

Hiaaoo, A. II. Barn. Mama Hamilton, no Hamilton, U. W.

Han baker. no. Jobnaion. Minnie Jonea. John A.

Jordan, Mamio l.loy.l. ft. B. Lewia. G.

W. l-avoy, Katie Btorran. Kllen Mow, af Mill J.J. Miller. M.

at. stiller, Mary R. MoGiaata bailie McDonnell. Mo eever, Aaaie (X) MoCuancll, A. C.

MayOeld, U- J. Martin. SI. K. Neatiatn, Jan.

Nolan, Minnie Nixon. Masa-ie Naiaou, U. D. Nelson. Jlua rr.

Martba Orion, Paleaai, JTraak Pieaoa fcatie Khuae, Joe. Kllia. W.s. Ooper, K. J.

ttmitb, a. D. Smith, 8adie bmttb, Joaie t-hannon, Laura w- ana Jones, Munner. ebaanon, laara fcarr, It. rubooly, u.

Stanley, Ttiea. bontnard, Beaaia M. Smith, Frank b. bears. J.

R. Tavlor. Fraocla Traadale, H. J. Taylor, a1ward F.

Truahle, P. Veraella. th Yeaton, Wa. White. N.

A Wilaon, Chaa w.irta. A Bell WHtuurv, Blchard Woolt. alone Wilioa. Auguat roaiiuM LkTTsaa. A McKinnon SAUL.

FMTJBPUT, P. The residence of J. D. Holden, in the north part of town, was visited Wednes day by a burglar who abstracted from bo pocket of Mr vest a gold watch and secured a purse belonging to Mrs. Holden, which coatained $15 in money.

Tbe thief entered by way of tbe front door, which he opened with a skeleton key, first proping the screen door open with a rock. He tbea went to tbe sleeping apart ment of Mr. and Mra. Holden, in which a Ujht was burning, and carried into an adjoining room Mr. vest snd took bis trowsers into ths ysrd.

Tbe pocket- book stolen was in a sachel on tbe dress ing bureau. The family were not awak ened, and the first intimation tbey bad of the affair was next morning. The stolen watch belonged to Mr. Joe Murphy, by whom It had been gt en to Mr. Holden in exchange for one which Mr.

M. waa repairing at his shop. It was greatly prized by the owner as a gift from his mother and brother. Died, at Walton, on Monday, July 28. 1884.

Misa May. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burret, aged 17 years, 6 months and 10 days.

She leaves a father and mother, roar brothers and two sisters and -many friends. The fol lowing is a brief history of her illness: Last winter she went to a party wearing a very light dress, and it being quite cold, sbe caught a very sever cold which went to ber lungs and finally assumed the form of consumption. The whole community tender their warmest sym pathies to tbe bereaved family who will feel her loas very much. HIGHWAY ROWDYISM. Wednesday, aa Dan Williams, of this city, and a lady were riding on the Hart ford road near Columbia ford, a party of rowdies, five in number, who were ap parently toll of bad whisky, attempted to detain Mr.

W. and bia companion. one of them taking hold of the horse's bridle and two of the others making a motion to take the ecu pants of the carriage from their seat. Mr. Williams drew his whip on the rascals Dearest to him, and gave the horse a sharp cut which caused him to break away from the party who was holding him, and thus a fortunate escape was made from the ruffians, whom it ia hoped, will be identified and punished ia accordance with the measure of their offense.

Ha raver. I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm tor rose cold and bay fever. I bave been a sreet sufferer from these complaints and bave used it. 1 have recommended it to many of my friends for catarrh, and in all cases where they baye u-ed tbe Balm freely they have been cured. T.

Kenney, dry goods mcrchaut, Ithaca, New York. I baye suffered for eight years with bay fever, during July, August aod Sep lember. in July 1 rt sorted to Ely'i Cream Balm and have been entirely tree from tbe fevtreioce tbe first application I can recommend it aa a cure. Edward C. HUlmao.

at tbe New Jersey Bute Araeoal, Trenton. Not a liquid nor snuff. For years I have been afflicted with bay fever from early ia August until frost I cave Ely'a Cream Balm a trial tbe relief was Immediate. I rerard my self cured. O.

Bchreiber, 8o.pt- of Cor- dage Co Elizabeth. N. Filty cents. Stats Dfcr'T. ov Franc ImTatcrioS, Topska.

Kansas, uly satb. 1S4. Examinations of candidates for state certificates and diplomas will be bold by the State Board of Education, as follows: Topeka, Kansas, in tbe State Capitol build-' ln; Lawrence, Kansas', ths University build: lac. flanhaltan, Kansas, iii the A grifctiltural College buiidin-. Emporia, Kaosai, In tbe Normal School building.

Treae examinations will conaiat of both Aril ten and oral exercises, and will be eon-dlucttd In accordance with 'be following- program: fOC STB HONDAT OF AtjaCST, 5TB, AFTSB-ateoM 8S8SIOM. 3:00 p. m. to 3:00 p. m.

Formal application for rrrtiScale or diploma, with teatimo-nlal-. OU p. m. to 4 p. m.

Orthoepy and Ortho-craphy. including the aaalyai, derivation and airnctureof wordr. 4 AO n. m. to 8:311 p.

ni. English Grammar and vomiosiUon. ll'ESDAT PMKKOON BKSSIOIC. 8:00 a. m.

to Ola. n. Heading. 90 a. m.

to IS) m. Arithmetic. ATTXaNOON StS-OON. 3:00 p. to 4 OU p.

m. Uook-Ke ping. p. m. to p.

m. (jeocraphy and Map WSDSBSDAT rOHBNOON SESSION. a. m. to 10:00 a.

m. A la-ebra. 10.O-J a. m. to 11 00 a.

ra Indu trial Draw- a- 11 a. to 12 uu a -4 satoinoiogy. ArrBSNOOif tSSSlOH. 3 .00 n. m.

to 1:30 n. m. Pbaiolory 8 80 u. m. lo u.

m. Natural Pbiloso- phv. saju p. n.wow ai. imiwhj, TBCBSDtT rOBSNOON SESSION.

8:00 a. m. to 9:30 a. m. V.

S. History and Com iMMltion. a. m. to 10:30 a.

m. ueoiojry. 1 iau a. m. to 13:00 m.

Didacuce. ArTBBNOOH SBSBIOH. tM P. m. to8-8U p.

m. General History. 3:80 p. m. to :00 p.

m. Geometry, :00 p. to 6:80 p. m. Cbemiatry.

rSIOAT MOBNIMO SBSSION. 8:00 a. to 10 KM a. Political Econ omy. 10 a.

m. to a m. j.aiin. Two grades of high-class p.ofeaaional cer tificates will bereatter be issued by the State Board or Education the five-year state ot-r-tilloate and the state diploma QUALIFICATIONS FOB F1VB-XBAB ctHTIFICATB To be entitled to a five-rear certificate, tbe candidate (1) must pass a satisfactory ex amination tbe following branches: 1. English 3iellinK.

Ueading. Penman ship. Composition, and Grammar, including tne structure oi woras. 3. Mathematics Arithmetic.

o- ln. Industrial Drawing. Algebra through Quadratic liquations, and flue Geometry a. Ufloiraunf rofitcu ana j-oiiiicai. 4.

Uiatory Uniteii States History, General matory, ana uru uovernmens. o. rnyaioiogr. 8. Natural fbilosoiiby.

T. Bo tony. 8. Entomology. 8.

Ueoloa-v. 10. Didactics Mental Science and Metliols of Inai ruction. (3) Must have taugbt one year. (3.) Must produce aatlafar.tory testimonials front repu table persons in regard to temper, manners.

oral character and professional standing QUALIFICATION FOB STATB DIPLOMA. To be entitled to a state diploma, tbe can dldate (1.) Must pans a sstistaotory exami nation In all the branches required for a five- year certificate, together with solid geometry. political economy, eleoientry chemistry and Latin (grammar, reader, Caetar and Virgil, or their equivalents (3) Must have taught five years, two of which must bave been in in the State of Kaunas. (3.) Must present teatimociala, aa required of the candidates for certificates. Tbe attention ot trie candidates ia invited to the following rules 1.

Kach candidate will be required to pre sent tne required testimonials uetore com mender tbe examination. t. Tbe examination Questions in ch branch will be given to the candidates at tbe beginning of the time allotted to the examination in that branch, and at the expiration of that time tbe written answers will be collected. S. Dur.ng tbo examination, candidates will be seated aa far apart as possible, and they will not be allowed to communicate with ooe another.

4. Antwers should be brief, but must be completed in logical exposition and ia gra-matical structure. Tbe answers in matba malice must show the process, as well aa the result in eacn case s. In aradina-candidates, due welarht will be given to tbe charac'nr of penmanship and neatness oi arrangemencaoi answers. A The atandins: of candidates in suelllne.

oomDoaition and oenmanahio will be deter mined, in part oy the character ofthrlr respective manuscripts in these respects. 7 une ouaoreu per centum win aenote nerfection. 8. An average standing of ninety per cen- turn, witb not less than seventy-five in any tooie will be reauired lor a certificate: and not less tnan ninety per centum tnrougaoui tor a state aipioma. 0.

Candidates must originally write on all the branches required for the certificates sought Those falling may, at the next stated examination only, wraa on all topics not marked ninety per centum on the first, and thus being credited with, first standings of ninetv or more oomnletethe examination. Ibosa obtaining tbe five-year certificates shall have the same credits when writing for tbe diploma, only at the next stated examination after the date or such certificate. 10. Examinations will bo held annually as indicated herein, and at no other time. These certificates and diplomas supersede tbe necessity of any and all other examina tions of the person holding them, by county, city, or local board of exam'ners, and are valid in any county, city, town or school dis trict in the state for the term of years therein te: forth.

It is hoped that many ol our teach ers will obtain these highly honorable and official evidenocror scholorsbip, culture and professional attainments. County superintendents are respectfully re quested to hand this circular to persons In terested. By order of the State Board of Education. Prsia State Superintendent of Public Instruction. This application must be made upon blanks furbished bv tbe examiner in charge and should be accompanied with a brief per sonal letter irara tne eanaiaate.

ana witn tes timonials as reuuired ia thia circular. all to be enclosed in one official envelops addressed to ths Board of Education, and endorsed with tbe candidate's name and postomce addreas iwilrtaf tm Support the Democratic Fi ee trails PtaUorsn. OalaeeVJle (Ot.) Southron. For thirty years tbe editor of the Southron has been an uaswerviOK Democrat. He has never voted or advocated a Republican ticket during that-period.

So reek-ribbed has been his Democracy that he was one of seven who voted Breckinridge and Lane in bts county le ths rtentToraWe canvass of lSrXI, all the. ether Democrats voting for Douglas. Store tbaff this eannot be said to prove his devotion to the prfriclples of old'tfme Dessoeraey. For these masons, it is hot With oat regret that he finds himself driven to tbe necessity of severing his connection With tbe present ioeaud Democratic organization. It has, however, become his duty, aa a natrlot and intelligent citizen of sills glorious Commonwealth, to chant his solemn requiem o'er the corpse of Democracy.

Tne truth la, tbe Demceratte Earty has eeaaed to exist. It formerly ad pnnolples and policy. It now has neither. In tbe Mortb. it haa degenerated Into a heterogeneous and hungry crew of irresponsible place hunters, with a few good soen who are eontplcious because tbey are lonely, and on whose garments ia the ttntatory oder of corrupt aasocia-dn i i 1 the Sotith the party tiartlallv etiats, because of a sentiment fsr more honorable, but not leas disastrous to orderly government.

At tbe head of Its columns still gleams, fn Democratic fancy, tbe red cross battle flag of the Confederacy. Its tradition is an inspiration to the gallant spirits tbat rallied to its alignment in the shock or war against tbe Union. It will make the Smith solid against the Government Wbieh ever Carrie ft, Until Time, tn hts progressive course, shall heat old wounds anaabtuerate tneir memories, a bis is our deliberate judgment after nearly fourteen years' inumate association with ber people. Tbe Union men of tb? South, so far as we fchoW, are fteputjllcsosi Without exception. The editor of the Southron is a Union man.

He Is an American. For some time we have been hoping almost against hope that the Demo. cratfc Convention wbicb bas just adjourn ed at Chicago; would oner an opportunity for the renewal of our fealty to the party witn wnien ws nave acted during ratner an animated existence of many years. Tbat hope was vrtin. The platfom adopted by the convention was a free trade plaUrorm.

A pisiform which is contem plated wiiq ueiigot oy uura ana newiu, Watlersoo. Carlisle, and tbe tJobden Club. A olatform deadlv to the Interests ot tbe working classes. platform tbat would reduce tbe wages of American fabor to the Brlllsb standard, drive tne pro ducts 6T our factories from tbe market. and force this proud nation to the condi tion cf Ireland, where once prosperous industries are marked only by ruins, and wbere tbe half-starved, ragged laborer hsir.

vnfnl for hta rlaltv bread that thA lactory lords of Manchester and tbe mer- I oa.n' chant princes of Ltondon may fallen and thrive. "rarffffor revenue anly" crushed a good man weighing two hundred and nfty pcuuds, and this year a -tarin lor public purposes exclusively" will crusb two nunored and ntty pounuer not quite so good. To our wormwood, moss. bsck contemporaries, our mosiaeierenuai salutations. To all the world, justice.

To enemies, charity. To friends, grati tude. To Blame and Logan, sucee.is. tjSBSSSSSS-. ssv, s.

At mum Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A rnarval ol Buritr strength and wnoieaomeness. more economical than the ordinary kinds, ana cannot be sold in com petition with themul- tiuida nf sow teat, snort weiaas. anus wi phosphate powders.

Soldonlyinea 10S Wall street. Ne fork. THE CHEAP BOOK TABLE PROFESSIONAL directory. Banks. tTnnrrinna Law.

AT THE POLLS ha manaaaBBBaaww i Thk Maw from Tax as. a western ro mance, by Henry Oldham, just publish ed by T- 13. Peterson Brothers, has tbe rare mtrit of taking a firm bold up on the reader from the sUrt. It ia a novel tbat for excitement and absorbing interest will certainly take a front rank among all romances of the pre6er.t day, being literally pacAtd with stirring aa ventures and hairbreadth escapes irom bemnninir to end. It treats ot guerrilla warfare in Kansas sna Missouri aurinir the closing scenes of the rebellion, snd love serves as a potent auxiliary in weav ing tbe tissue oi romantic episodes Claton.

the guerrilla chief; Nelson, the Texan; and Williams, tbe ex-over- seer, are all strongly drswn characters, and their teats ot horsemanship, are al most as Interesting ss their warlike snd desperate exploits. Lizzie Claytoa, liatlie Anderson sna una B-incaae are true typea of southern womanhood, drawn in life tints, and their love affairs are altogether out of tbe beaten track, liiehlv dramatic incidents abound, ana ever vt hi orr is unusually strong and tell ing. "The man irom exas" win oe-liirht all readers and offend none. "Ho admirer of realistic Action can afford to pass It by unread. It is published in a large duodecimo volume, in uniform stvle with "The Wife of end Is bound In morocco cloth, price tl.25.

or in saDer cover, price 75 cents. and will be found tor sale by all book sellers and by all news agents every wbere. as well as en all railroad trains. or copies of it will be sent to anyone, to any place, at once, post-paid, on remit ting tbe pribe of It in a letter to tbe publishers, T. B.

Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, ft. EM POtt IA The following announcements been made by Rey. J.T. Banna, presid ing elder of the Emporia dUtrict. Reading, September 8.

Bevery, September 13. Eureka, September 14, evening. New Albany, September 20. Coyville, September 21, evening. Fredonia, September 27.

Allona, September 28, eveulug. Toronto, October 4. White Hall Mission, October 5, even ing. Virgil, October 11. Madison, October 12, evening.

Cedar Point, October 18. Matneld ureen, October 1 a. evening Iiunlap, October zo. North Dunlap. October 23, afterno-tn.

Americus, October 26, evening. Hartford, November 1. Strawn, November 2, evening Burlington. November 8. Ottumwa, November 9, evening.

Safford. November 15. Cottonwood Falls, November 16, ven- teg. Waveily, November 22. Melvern, November 23, evening.

Emporia. November 29. TOUPID BOWELS. DISORDERED LIVER. and MALARIA.

From these sources arise tluee-foiBllbs oi the diaeaaes or the haman race. These symptoms indicate their Xuteuoe Xiae ai Appetite, Bowels costive, Htk Head actse, tnUintean after atvarsKnt to eaartioja body or sxUarf, Xswtntloss of food, IrrrtsinUUy of teanner Law aplrttsu A feellass; mt bnTtsssj atelected Some doty! SHuluesa, JTlatttarlasa; at tata Heart, laota before tbe eyes, htarhjjr colored Urine, COa(sTifATIOIJ, and demand tbe use of a remedy that artsJfflrectly on tbe Liver. As aU ver rnedfeine XtJTT'SI PII.US have no e.iual. TLeir action on tbe Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing; sii unpuntiea uroufrn tnese toree arav an sc era nf ttte arstana rroductrur appe uw, Kna cuesxion, irffuiar sroois, a ciear skinand a vigorous bodv. TtL'XT'al cause no lutusea or gilping bor wiui Qsuy wont anu are a peneea ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A KEW BCAJf. "I have had DvsoeDSia. with Constloo- Hon.two years, and bave tried ten different Kinus oi puis, ana -a trarx" are uio nrst that bave done me any Brood. They have cleaned me oat nicely. Sfy appetite la splendid, food disrests readily, and I now have natural passatrea.

I feel like a new man." W.J). JW ABDS, Falmyra, O. Soldeverywhere.SSe. Mnrray SUJT.T. TU ITS HAIR DYE.

Ghat Hair or Whiskers changed mtlv to a ULjick Tjv a sinstle plication of tbia 1JVK. Sold by Druggisu, ar sent bv express oa receipt of S) 1. omce, 44 Murray utrecr, Kew rorsr. fOTT'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE, City Book Store Is an attractive place for Book Buyers. There is a LARGE VARIETY BOOKS In sets and by the single volume that have been kapfbh nnwu muv nu ttitjit ninnw idiUUUilJ JJUII11 iiilUU Ul lllUM UUJJUlf UUU1 It will pay you to examine them.

ELLEN PLIJMB. REMOVE! "WHELDOI Has removed his Drug Store from No. 1 62 Commercial Street to the room at No. 1 96 Commercial Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, which has been especially fitted up for his store. He will be pleased to see all his old customers at the new stand, and invites the attention of all to his large and complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Glass, Paints, Etc.

Remember my new location. No 1 96 Commercial Street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, east side of street. B. WHELDON NEW GROCERY! CONNER BROS. LOGAN, SCOTT at XTSIf TrOBKnVra AT LAW.

WiU practice ts ail ine atase ana yeusmi tjearsa. A TTOBHBY3 AT LAW. ata porta, KsxV i. sas. ui prnouoe sa leocrai T.

M. 8KDGW1CK, A TTOKKBT AT LAW, Kmporla, Kaa. ja. ui nracaee in ana several courts ot Lyon, Oaagm, Greenwood. Coffey, Cbaae, Uar- vey.atarroa and Moms eonntias, in tM supreme eourt of the state, and la the fedexa eonrts (or tne diatnot or ki t.

a. inuM, noDsts Joaf, A TTOENKY8 AND itouu-y rubUe. I 1X1X000, COUNSELORS AT Law. Offlos at tbe court nouse. La-poria Kansas.

Phy) (clans. JOBS A. MOOSE, HT8ICLAH AKD BTJBSBOIT. OSIea at his Prna; Btorc. sa see tannswiaisi a Oak Graduate of American Yeteriaary Collets "Veterinary Surgeon, Offioe la at ths Conrt Hones, in Srisnrt offlee.

All diseases of animals sncoeaarnuy treated. J. H. WILH1TH. Pentlatry.

DB. 8. K. HOKIHISGTON, KNTAL BURGEON. OfD.ee over Hnll dotnlna; store, nanpona.

I. A. TOCNQ. DENTIST. porta, Kaasaa.

Room a over rirat National nanx. DR. TH0S. F. DAVENPORT.

DENTIST, Corner Sixth Avenno and Commercial over Bavinxs isana, juapona. A. J. BAKIB. COUNT 8UEVETOB ARU I Civil Rnsrineer.

Will attend to rnn- ninr and retracins; old lines, aivtains; up ids ana estaniiamn ST. O. OMOSS, JVsss aVas. MAMTJJfDA LM, TUrTtrt g.at. cMoaa.

cmm First National Bank, OF EMPORIA, KANSAS. CssiUl stosr ia, SVaUPLVI tMSAM. Doss a Gentral Baftking Businast. THE EMFOB1A NATIONAL BANK, Capital, SIOO.OOO. Surplus, 50,000.

INTKAA8T PAID OB TlnTB DaVTOSXTS. Drafts drawn oa Bastern cities and all polnta in Aurope. Special Attention given to Collections. Gold Cola and Sterling Exchange bougkt at enrrens jsatea. Advanoes Bade on Shipments of Grata and Btocx, ana uommeroini x-apar Dlacoanted.

Tnehichest prices paid tor School, Township I City and County Bonds. P. B. PLOnTB. President.

C. HOOD. Vloe President. L. T.

MBIT AGS, Cashier. BiaacrOBS. P. B. Plnmb, W.T.

Baden, i.x Heritage. Lewis Lots, C. Hood, Daniel Bluer A. G. Sdmiston.M.

W. PhilUps, A. Kobcrts. EMPOBIA Savings Bank. TRANSACTS A GKNARAX BANKING BUSINESS P1 ir permanens corners to WUl make neat and eo- lands and establ; all Irud cnnAfMt.

eurate plans, with proof ssrlol of survey s. on a arable paper, jrana maps. w.w. iu. details of roads, fences, etc Xevelina; and everything tnat pertains so Civil ofiee as Conrt House.

Kesldenes, No. 11 Constitution street. P. Box. Mlacs)iianou.

DB. O. O. AtAKTIN. nKHTlST Over Thomas 'ones' grocery.

Commercial street, between Sixth and goventh avenues. All work aruaranteed. f. KTANS. OTABT PUBLIC, and Real Estate, Loan, Insurance ana uiuswsi Hartford.

Lyoa oonnty. Kansas. I Merest Aloweil on Tims Cejcsits. N' i General Groceries, Provisions, Flour nil Feei, Etc. tW Country Produce Wanted.

g3 SOOK.ll'SI BViOCU, US tXfnXEBl'UL ST, EMPORIA, KANSAS. GIVEN AWAY To SMOKERS of Black weU's Genuine Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco. WILLIAM This Special Deposit is to rnaiantee the hymens or tne zo premiums luuy uukiuku oar former announcements. The premiums will be paid, no matter hew VMV Id oar former announcements. Ths nrpmti.tn.

will be rjaid. tmiall tne number of bags returned may be. Jurhom. IT. C.

Slav lu, mt. CLARKE, P. A. WILEY. nr.

ur. tficW von nii.flbo.aa. which ase place on ereciai ipni iroMiim. our empty tobacco ban to be relumed Deo. Heasei for out IttA Sours truly.

DISTRICT Snl QUARTER Lave J. a. CARB. Fresldeat Curiam. X.

Man U. A CABR. Esq q.d I h.v. knnwlMtjra receipt cf 11.860 oo from son, which wa have placed upon pecial Deposit for 0i object you state. Yours truly.

P. A WILEY. Cannier. Hone frcnriirn- trithont inrtnreof BULL on the IV otbr snnonnonmellta. The lceble jtrow stronsT when HosSet ter'a Stomach Bitters ia used to promote assimilation ot the food ami em ich the blood.

In diirestion. the chief obstacle to an aofiulsi' tion of strength by the weak, ia an ailment which In alii lily succumbs to the action of this peerless corrective. Loss of flesh and ap petite, failure to sleep, and orrowtna' evidenco et nr mature decay ara snmdilv ennnteractel the irrcat inviKur- ant. which braces tin the physical energies anil roi tines the con-tltntion iiCNiinstiiiseas Eor sale bv all Druiriri- ts aod Dealers gener ally DEALER IN FURNITURE. Undertaker's Goods, Mirrors.

Commercial Street, North ot tlie 1 Residence. corner of Knral street and Fourth avenue. News Office. Calls atter ed toat all hours O. O.

GBIirMKLL, J. MMRICUa, KAMSAB. Seal Katats and Cnlleatlon A cent. Offioe third door, east and Maine. Correspondence solicited.

JOSEPH BAUD RICK. wmTimT ivn RTTPTtRrHTENDawr- Offlee, room No. 1 on second floor. Hoi. oerman bloek, rear ot Firs National Bank.

saaporia an sas r.u,iiiu. W. MJCIKXS, a nonprnvrp A KB STTPKRINTKN UBLPiX. Xm. Plans and specifications tumiahed for residences, school hottsea.

ehurehea. bnatness houses and publlo buildings. Ufflosis an il oiocs; smsons nansas. OSCAR 8AABTE, CIVIL ENGINE EB AND BUBTSIOB-IS ready to do alt kinds of accurate work i in .11 hnnnhM of hia nrofession. Offioe and residence.

No. 80 Union street, Emporia, Kaa. P. U. DOS lit.

B0BEBT atlLLDXKB. rrvlT. KHntKHKR AND COUNTY BTJBV. VIIOA- omoe over Anes uu urooery. S.

A. SAWYER, MANHATTAN. KAB LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEER. Has full seta of Short Horn Herd Books. Holatein Herd Books and Jersey Hard Hegia- ter.

Ciompllea vataiognes xor puDiic aaies. A. L. A. KEYS, AnciDGer salesman.

Leave orders at the law office of L. hf. Beys. southeast oorner room oi mvi ptooa. up stairs.

IF YOU WANT Anv AoctioneerliikT done ve J. Golds' a ctUL Hesiaence nrsi aoase west oi Fair Grounds on Sixth Avenue. J. AT BtJCat, President. H.

DUNLAP. Cashier. DIBBCTOBS: J. Jt BUCX. E.

P. J.J. WatOHV. J.W. TaUBWwSTHl Uovits Strinvar.

AOalf Wrsaia, President. U. rt atrrron. iios R. T.

snmin, Cashier. (IKCOBPORATXD IN 1881.) Hartford Bank HARTFORD, KAN. Capital Stock, $50,000 00. DtnscTOBS Jacob Bbaefer, H.J. Btratton, Adam Wenaer.

I. A. Taylor, o.w. button. Jacob Rubers, 8.

E. Lenpuear, u. v. ern heiset, st. 1.

bneai ser. BOES A BEWEBAL BXlKIIfl BPBUE8B. CreeetisM. IRELAND BROS. SEALERS IN Staple and Fancy Groceries WHich will be sold low for cash or tor proauce.

Southwest corner of Commercial street. EMPORIA. Fourth svenue sad KANSAS. THE MERCANTILE GROCERY Is now conducted by L. HORR SON, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries, and Everything Usually Kept in a First-Class Grocery.

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED. MASONIC TEMPLE, EMPOBIA, KA8, A. D. KIRKPATRICK, THE HOTED STOCK AUCTIONEER, OF CENTRAX, ILUKOIB, Having located at Emporia, tenders bis Services to ail parues requiring any thing in this line, will attend all Bales In Lyon and adjoining Counties, or any part ot tbe Bute. AU letters addressed to him at Emporia.

Kansas, will raoeiva nramiii attention. weight un pound's five uim a eau. L. Horr A So. Room No.

1 Kasonio Temple, Fifth Avenue, Emporia, L. C. WOOD, SIXTH- AVENUE. Staple and Fancy Groceries, Glassware. Qaeensw are, Eichest market prioe paid for choice butter Qt P.

THKIS. Boot and snoe Master. All kinds of Foot Wear made to order la the beat style. Kepalrin promptly attended to. Shop on west side of Commercial few doors south ot 6th avenue.

KatFORIA. KABBAH. BAWD HEW Prparq forCamoBisrn cf 1884 erj BAND should sad furour BAND INSTRUMENTS, Uniterm, JbuiUpinsaaUtU svnd CAMPAIGN BAND lUflC. CHURCH a ''ZOO to 2 OO Wabaah Av. ChicaSO, lib THE PNEUMATIC FRUIT DRIERS.

Arardsd the Slliar liedtl ifTEraS W. r. SjMKl, II r. B. sUKCaXEB, Sacc National Wire Iron Co.

houses and lands! all AnmrjarJtisra aS Keaf Ewland atr. lass. Tne operation la smdi the thar retain aha natural trait flavor. The evaporaooo la tbe taoet rapid, with least Mai. AD alsas tot arm or aotnrv una, waaaannlaeSnrathabMiBvapo.

ratora for maklnsApple Jells' from Olaar. without aiurar. i hetuif ur Xliuaua44 Cireular. Fins IliCalsi Cc; ocuews raits, TJatrolt, atAMurscromasa -4 Brushes. Sand Co, tcrws.

WhiIW 6tall Kixtim-s. C9-3cad for Cstaloeua Uiw THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY FOR PAIN. BUisrvM aVBl tmtm BHECHIATISX, NeuraleTla, Seistiaa, Lsaabsge, BtACKAtTHK. niiicn. Toonicn, SORE THROAT.

QCTJIBT. SWaXUSOA aPhtAINS, SSTisaw, Osta. krajans nOSTBlTES. rnvrnum, bcaaim. AaS sit Mkar bosnj asaaa nm CaTO iOTTH.

SMS stt Viasxuas tmu Ths Caarlas ATafslar Cs. ss.Tkto.) n.1 JfJKOKS FOSt THSt TERM. 8K1TBSIBU Tue following Jurors were drawn today for the September term of the district court in Lyon county Emporia City John Smith, Rev. John Jones. Joe lless, VYm.

Addis, W. a. Bacon, J. B. Uinklo.

L. D. Jacobs, L. L. llalleck.

S. Smith. Evan D. Davis, II. Cross.

Emporia township Lesler Chamneas, B. F. Myers. A. P.

Crowe C. V. Esk-rlle, J. B. CowfrtU.

V. Randolph. Heading township A- W. Plumb, a Hunt. Elmendaro township J.

H. Thompson, H. Henry, B. Robinson, M. Smith.

Pike township Q. J. Pntllips. Tremont township E. Rofrirs.

Americas township E. Miller, W. W. Caldwell, Jscknoo township Jacob Jacobs, Jr. Acnes City township Geo.

Scbner- msn. Robt, Welg. A Scnrtllas Plaeovery. Phystciana are often startled by re. markable discoveries.

The iact that Dr. Kins's New Discovery for Consump tion and all throat and lung diseases is daily curing patients that they have given up to die, ia startling them to realize their sense ot duty, and examine into the merits of this wonderful discovery resulting in hundreds of onr best physicians using it In their practice. Trial bodies free at B. Wheldon's drag store. Regular aise, 91.00.

(4) CONSUhtPTIOH. It ia aaid that 50.000 people die an nually in the United States alone irom tbia disease In some sections of the country one death in every three ia from consumption. Tnis can be and ahouid be avoided; our people are tn careless about an ordinary cough or cold, and other symptoms ot throat and lung af- lecUns that lead to this disease, xou stiouM arrest It while it is in the germ. Two or three doses of Dr. Bosanko's Ouch and Lung Syrup will relieve aa ordinary cough or cold.

It does not dry up a cough like many preparations. ana leave tne aisease behind It. but ana dlrecilv on the throat and bronchial tubes, removing all the phlegm and morbid matter that accumulates la tbe tbrHt and lunew. It allays all arrita-tion, aid rentier tbe voice clar and dia Unci Trial aize free. Sold by Chat-Ryder.

rrwa er By calling at Cbaa. Ryder'a drug store, you can get a sample bottle of Dr. BtaMtnko'a Ouoi(h aod Luoc Pyrup free ot coat, which will relieve the moat obstinate cough or cold, and show you what tbe regular 50 cent site will do. When troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis Drv Hacking Cough. Pains in the Chett and all diseates of the throat and lungs ry a sample bottle of tbia medicine, 1BANBFEB8 OF SEAL ESTATE.

CITY TRANSFERS. A. Fuller to John M. Hide, 102 and 104 Cottonwood street, $4,300. J.

C. Ball to John P. McEltresh, 171 Exchange street, $75. Wui. Oraffensiein to John Perritr, 63 Commercial street and S3 Mechanics street, S2.750.

A. D. lioeterman to Mattie J. Rich ardson, 149 Union street, $325. Nancy McCain to Thos.

Bixter, 313 Commercial street, $1,150. T. Heritage to 11. B. Lowe, No.

3 Heritage's sub-div of lot 2, block 3, Riggles $150 Mary L. Pack to 8. R. Moon, No. 3, lot mock ituggiea' vou.

Harry Mayer to i.itra j. Ely's Cream Balm. Catahrh 5 D. THOMAS Great Reduction of Prices -LN- MBN'S. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Shoes and Slimers.

SALE I am now prepared to sell ItFHOUSES AND Farms and Vacant Lands EXECUTE DEEDS and Mortgages and attend to any Legal Busi ness, ersons having property tor sale may do well to leave it witb. me. No. 121 Commercial street, ground flour Emporia. Money to loan, C.

B.BACHELLER. Shops and Factories. WOOD WORKING FAOTOR1 Plana and specifloetlona tor all kladaef ulldincs tarnished, and low all contracts. ractnry and shop on Commercial Street natnOTCnot neventa A venae, Em "THE KING" PAINT rraAOS suuaci 41 BEAUTIFUL SHADES. Qrotmd atur.

aamo aa Wfeits TjanAl taaraa VS pay soot, mora oil than White Ll.iI. eeveriae partaeuv wua two eoasn. Liquid Conage Colors 70 ehades Ready for ths Brush. XAOa OHXT ST TK i WHITE LEAD OIL CO. jsTannfaotnrava and Jobbers of Paints and Painters' Elstsrials, Give Tne a call.

ae, Kmporla SPfcAGl era. THIS WILL BE A SPECIAL Flory, 830 Glover, 11 Commercial street. 1500. Ik T. Heritage lo Lettle Merchant street.

400. eor U. Glover to Margaret A. En-low, 325 Commercial street, 900. James A.

Perley to I E. Perley. 36 Commercial street and 18 Market street, $450. Wm. H.

Sheldon to W. Oofl, 149 and 151 Congress, $550. D. Bell to Lewis L. Gog; 143 and 147 Codktvss, $1,000.

TOWHSHIJ TRiKSrm L. B. Anderson lo John Thompson, sw qr 27-17 10, $200. Jas P.Wsrrellto Frank W. Baker, hi lota 1 and 3 in ne qr and lota 1 and 2 in ne qr 3-18 10.

$400. S. Newell to J. Q. Rockwell hf of neqr 33 15-13.

$500. Heading Iron Work a to Jas. Master-son, sw qr 33-17-13. $800. M.

Tarbell to Thoa. N. Dlxoo, ne qr, 31 18-10, $1,000. Wm. Warner to Chaa.

A. Wright qr and hf sw qr 13-18-10. $230. Cbaa A. Wright to Geo.

W. Lee, ae qr and hf sw qr 18 18-10, Qc. d. $1,200. Wm Ray to Woods, lot 43 Harvej tree.

Goodrich addition, $14. John Atyco to P. Hliaher, parts sw qr and ae qr 32-19-13, $2550 Jno. F. Theipe to Theo.

Brink man, part nw qr of aw qr 35-20 11. $400. Jno. Nilee to Thoa. I.

se qr of sw qr S6 20-11. $1000. L. D. Gardner to Jno.

II. Bangs, of aw qr 3 and hf ne qr 21-11 $3,500. J. Barney to Wm- Mtlner, nw qr 4-21-11, $1,200. Who bas not known some specimen of "the bold yeomanry, their country's pnde, who carried a Bock eye in his pocket, ignorant tbat it contained virtues which have been utilized by Dr.

Tabler, in hia Buckeye Pile Ointment, an excellent remedy for piles or Hemorr-boids. Sold bj D. W. Hauler. (1) Hi4YMlsaR HAT FETIB tvoeoi Uatarrh peculiar vmaoms.

it is at- iended br an infla ned eondltlon of Aa 1 in in at men rana of tbe nos trils, tear dneta and tbe ana. An acid nucus is secreted, be diaehararo ia ao-XMnpanied with a aainfnl bnrnins; senaaisoa. There tre severe spasms sf issnina. fre- SjOL.inent attacks of uijinuait KSUSUIO, a watery ana in flamed state of the eves. CBEAM BALK la a remedy founded on a correct dlaamosis of this disease and ean be depended upon.

It has sained aa enviable reputation wherever known, displacing all other preparations. Not a Liquid or Snuff. Apply by she flns-ers into the nostrils. It will be absorbed, effectually cleans las; the nasal passages of catarrh virus, eaosina; healthy secretions It allays inflammation, protects tbe membrar-al linins; of tho head from additional eolda, completely heals the sores and restores the sense ot taste and smelt. 60 eta.

at drugriit; eg eta. by mail. Sample bottle by mail 10 eU. Kit Bans, Druruts, Owego, N. T.

For the next thirty days. We want to reduce ourlarge stock of these goods at once, and consequently you are sure of securing better bargains than ever before offered in this" city. Also great reduction in all kinds of 1. 1 I DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND TRUNKS a a Call early and avail yourselves of getting good goods cheap. AKE YOU BflLQyS? If you feel dull, drowsy, have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appetite, tongue coated, you arc troubled with torpid liver biliousness." Why will you suffer, when a few bottle of Hops and 3 alt Bitters cure you Do not be suaded to try something said to be just as good.

sale by all dealers. HOPS HALT BITTERS CO-, DETROIT, 121CH. wii: persist Foi 1884. 1884. METZ'S ONE PRICE 0 1 li i ng ouse.

This new and reliable One Price Clothing House, lately opened at 126 Commercial, carries the latest and most reliable goods ever brought to this or any other market, and offers the best inducements for all cash buyers, as we have strictly one price to all, and all goods bought of us not satisfactory, if returned within twenty-four hours in the shape as bought the money will be refunded. Our aim is to give everybody One Hundred Cents worth of goods for One Dollar square dealing and reliable goods. We carry in stock Mens' Boys and Childrens' Clojtning, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises and an endless variety in Gents' fine and domestic Furnishing Goods. All goods warranted as represented. We also make clothing to order, and have overf200 samples to -select from.

Please give us a calL It will bejmoney in your pockets. Our place of business is open from 7a.rn.to9 p. and later if required. Remember Metz One Price Clothing House. 126 COMMEROT ATi STREET, EMPOBIA, KANSAS.

Formerly occupied by John Bay, JMPOKIA Foundry and Machine Shops. vauf aa Jm ar imii ntannfaeturer of Iron fronts. Land sWllars. Iron 1 lower-stan da, Fancy Brackass, Aquariums, and STerr description of Iran and Brasa Castings. aculaary and Boilar raps! ring specialty.

Correapdaoanos aslia- saa. BAND, IICNALLY GO'S SECTIONAL MAP OF KANSAS Size, 58x41 inchest Scale, Eight miles to one men Tna mag of Kansas is an antiralr new one. colored to is tinsels si organised townships, snowing- every aartioel sarvatred. every Kail- rosa, V.HT, rssissioa, Donoot noose, uraren. lour mui.

aorgDai Cbeese yaetorr balls riaa. ean. In worksaanabin and it is similar to onr well-known aortannal map of Kansaa taaaad in UT. Tbis has always oeen uassaasra map ot tne Bsese. ons now, witb many tmprovenseats and ebanxes.

tt is BHCb snore nerfeot tbaa beien. and will ha found to satisfy folly every call tbat will be made nsoa is. TJaderaeatn tne map Is a eoan- 6Uation and tndex of all oonntlaa. JLavkea, ivers and Towns, by means of wbieb ladna any place ean be located on it as easily aa a word ean be found la tbe dictionary. The population Mjuusuiaa; ao sue taaest omelal census of every sown tn tne Blair, la also (Iron.

FBIOE8. FsckH roraa, astb Case, tlAO Jfouted oa KeUers. Heary Fanr, Cloth Back t.SO Sent post-paid totnj address oa receipt of price. Andreas, BAND, McNAXLX Msp Pnblisber, CHICAGO, ILX. tre Davis swiKG CHmtttv aOae MeaS PapaOn- Ckars am tha MaWla tweaaaa lamacas tbe most bauariTBecwae no nw ctiSrrB woraa eo sasr.a Baaaaae as pslM til.

bast srraiaad traaar. Beea.a a Je saeaaalaatelsaaaa. ti has ao Boats or paadlae tnaida. Also tna Sw ks sjntaer as-, ths aeabtt asaa- r. aaa a b.sf.i.

TTtanaS. hr Paeaorlca. Send for lilsrVatadcaivalera. LOJtX SAMJH MACMlFaS Uta- nisiiesie sum, vs. i 5V tvavT A BBlrlMaa4 TJLauaosi s.n 1 STEViLirS BOLD BT HABHsfc ah nr vava aU opaa SCm13 a iron aa caw ion, Dcnoot xiouao, urnren.

Ham Mill. Saw Mill, and tit so date, and a-tyins; tne Power. Coal rielda, Qaar- pi 8 5 9 sr. ALEfISIIRSa AnnlHary Boarfflnr Schad at WkfbtTltttm. aT.T.

Wsslrm StwIottCivajU. Pils boys tor Ktxmfcsr ct pas41s tram siraa anply loths tna s-nnolpal. a aVWiiua, pfcE BT 1 T1TT1 irent wanted for aa-tneatie ed-I A ta Fublianedat linl Ili iAotnsta. fcts home. Larceaa.

cheapest, best. By the renowned historian and snoavapber. Cot. Coawell. wboae lile of Qaraeld, pnbllabed by ontsold the SO others by SU.aao.

OntaelU every book ever published tn the world; sanny scents are selllna; SO daily. Agents are snaking aortunee. All new beginners suo oeaslnl graad ciianca for thetn. SUM made laoyaant tne rat day. arms moat liberal.

Particulars free. Better send SSete (orpoataga free on tat, now ready, aaeinos- largs prospectus bosk, snd aava valuable time. Auu A Co.Aofus&a, fete. ist Mm ApMtist SAca issux. 43rd TEAB 91.50 A YEAH Saiapla Copy (Kn AsTTtenltnral JsomaU in the) wenrkL JlTDD CO, VXYUi W.JlIBB, 1l Broawtway, waw work- it i i i.