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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

SoLDEE' LEAsUK-The meeting OF
his body, called for Saturday night,
dld not lake place Although The Court
House bell rang loud and long, bni four
or ave members made their APPEARANCE
IN answer to The summOns These few
concluded that the majority Of their
Fellow members we're too much engaged
AZ the barher-Shops. beeHzhops, and
Watching Iilh shuddeEing interest Mr..
Bakers dsiine1tious OF Esazta q DotE At
The theatre 60 give their thoughts 10
anything else. And having so esneIu-
oeQ tney dispersed each his several
Doe notice viii be given Of the nexr
E1seifDg' and Il Is hoped there viii be a
fau attendance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

PoEEE IyTELLE5EScE- Baz5na8W 1s
dull a. shs municipal c3Ert Ga Sasarday,
tbz-s bsEnz bas sEo Szsss baEo-e Il. boSk
o. Eh5sh were dismissal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

BoAED OF SUPEEvHOR&-On FRIDAY
county met at the CouEt Houss
George FORBES, Esq- was appointed
lssea9or q real essate in the CITY. md
A IL Jacob, Esq, vas appointed
the same duty in the country.
Alter t1e fFanslcliou Of some mimi
PoEsa1t business the board adjourned
until September
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

z To zHB LApIE,z.-,Es.1r5re- Z. q, ,-.,,-
ss1llitnE claEks SPOOL Cotton. an nural-eils. Al
IA eeatA HI-l1eOd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

THE Hsir Resso1eE Ea.4 g1ves ne ~
s.'isi.e.'0n i Psltaeasnes-1sed ana soId
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

i Is nov over thirty yeaS since th4 zaoT
CELEBRATED Pills were fEs= discovered 6y DR.
{ have been exfsns5ysEy ard E1scssSF1IT X
in mos Of the publie Institutions e ven
in pEtvate pESctos- OF both hemisphezeS Vi;
I oaly az the urgent reQuesST OF ne thoa
sands o. Ladies Eho have Esad tlse-1 ttlzr 5
Is Induced 70 raaee The PIIlS TIhlfs for ~ 4.
[ Ieviation OF thoss suffering don ary Lee.
I lAr1ttss EhaheEe-, esEeIl IS 70 prevent sa IL
crease OF family where health Tm nos PENN
ONE PILL IS A DOSE.
Females peculiarly situsted- o. those sep
posing themselves %, are cautioned azztnss
using these Pills While In thai oo1difioa ~
they invite miscauiaEe,s afe- Thsch a.
noniuEIl, the RYprEGsor aizunn8 no reSpo1z.
hthty, although TIER mildness Woad prsTerf
any mtschIef to heaIfh, oEheEG5se De Prs
are recommended asA
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
10 an t1ose 44ntettng complaints 50 pe1hz-
L.z7sa-Sol Rss8ai1l, Pas q ~ Bah ID I'D
E47eEEs+g Dosr1l E1ilf, EaaEEA q Btood o N
Ils1s HsaEI5asSs. FEiSIss = aiST SEX IS -
PulpEGsloA q Ne Rew[, and an he NO.
dts5Eessz Nc corn paints particularly that mos
Al other female veakeoA
The LeueOFrhRa, or Whites.
At thes2me time, there 4 nothing IN thee
RlLls ma can DO injury % LIE q health Ia
md them 70 Be az dseyHe TeEreneIlfslI
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
$4,000 BOx9 have been sold within
I've EeaH
r. TAo.E,a:d Bzns. 80 b, Lar, both By
myself and Agents, 70 al parts OF The Tc=sd,
70 which answers have been resurrel1 n
Ehieh LADIES' say, nothing IKE the above pEIls
IL.-SS peen Known Etuoa EHE SCIEZCE OF
AlEElEc1SE DAESD CPoS THE FoRID,
In Removing 0sstrueGf0us = ReEfor.
ing Nature e its Proper CllanneI
oUETISG EH NEWS and bringing hasiS The
Esoey eosoE Of Health % The cheek Of TIE
mos delicate .g7z-s'--
Price 81 per Box sIHRozeaRS,
Sod by NrCABE, KRAFT 4 CO Who,sr.Is
DZusEHss, $ Main street., WheslinE Cecil
Orders mus o addressed Sod q RefSiI -
REED. KRAFT&CO.
". 7 4 ] J. PICKERING.
AAaq o u. = b SttdEeE, NounI3SviIIe "
" -, :, u. =. L CIT and d.. ]. 4 Bouoock.
I.A.tieS, D ssntiinE sll0O 10 e.ther Of TIE
I1o2se SgenEs 70 the y heeling Pos4 OfHee. On
70 any part q tbs country, s'fFee q pGsEsge.
Oa4yd sossFrOprtes & = ny s9Y Y67h
II x BOsFoRD & Co, 40 = WATER
ss,, sEEeeS Whole Cruces, have jnzE n
g Ra8 pEfme Cores,
8 Hing S1EaE
100 Ex1a famfy FIour,
S&Ls 81 ) 1lsekaal N peas- X boss
ald kfIR
AoEaz8 and syrup,
DF1ed Peaches kzhs
Just Received.
Se sBLsPURE CIDER VINEGAR
cO = 4asTees s9EAr C1sed Hans
% navy Beans. 50 'A----->
. BIS York ESiars nEssd AppleA
10 Fsach Rl0E Rotatoss, hor als
By M K B1nSFoRD / CO.
LlyLS No - WGEeE EfE08l
GILARKa PILLS PoR saLE - CD
~ Hk2EsTs E1d q seu1s EEt1gs. HT1s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
MfdfraI
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR.. DUPoNCo's
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALES
FOR FEMALES

Ianuible in Correcting irregularities Rsr9T.
ing ObS<Zuce3oas Of The Io1;hIy 49,
nom Whstsve< C41ss, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A PREVENTIVE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
Graasporfdtfo9.
Z OHIO RR. COMFY
OETrG BALI. & OHIO R-LLE'oAD CO. :
WHUEEE JunE L LIZ I

raOw sCHFDCIR

DAGER TEAMS Will RUS BY
fhs 1aBJTtag seasdlzle ca AID afs=E ) sIss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
HOST RYALUABLE RRKDY

fo- an tl1ose amiefinS eonpIainfs % ree,l.S-
% The sex. VIE DtEfTeE1Hlg G1ld Fu6YGZ 2a-
1E7la1-SoEl 6seIi7l, FfEhE q ~ Back AID LoiIIE
k4eEEEc Diam P1hIlG- R1ERh q Btood o ~
Hecd, DE=SaEEE, Dizlglsa a SEGA1, Greel scr
IAEI1- AedEE5lssS, EtziSIse o. cry 2ilAs
Eul7isGs1o4 q dse AeI1, and Al the EartocS
distressing cnnnp laintss particularly thar mos
annoy Ing weakening, and The beEinninEc q
AL other female WeakeneSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
: ONE PILL Us DosE

Females Peculiarly situatsd. o. those E-p-
posing themselves %, are cautioned aEztnSs
using these Pills While In TIA; condiftoa izS
they Invite miScarriaEes affe- yTfSch -.
montuEIl, the RD1rLesor assurozS no reSrsoEs.
n4Hty, although TIER mildneS Eoud prevent
aEs Ee.cln-nrIn..-,els-a e /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
The LeueOrrheA, or Whites.

-l- lINl - NL--UINIEIs
At the sane time, there : nothing IN thee
pulls that can do injury 70 Ifa a he5Sffh- -
y SzreecHoEsS be EeEiaElg Ja5os1ed aud yEa T4Il
md them 70 Be az dse5y are repreaeIlfsI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23
oRGASTc WEANw
u JOHNsoN

&enbeE % the Royd Co3eeA a s7--
Ln1do1- Grzd12te ofooe olths ms s-5f---lAs
CoEeEes IA The United SGa.eS 80 ~ I-5-t
paEL q Eaose Ese hEs ben spent a ~ -
pas q Lo5do1- FzxzS. PhIlsS5elrl1is -
SO nesE- has E1l5c1ed so1ne o. tie 49,. -
soL11sI5il1g eI1Ees that were eEEs Eno-u 49,
Inln3fl1 Win EznaZtnZ IN The had 81 -
- s1cdsn sozDds, bzsafuinez vim f-E.7---S3
ninsofnE. aetsaded so1aeffn.s3 vffh Ss,-S+ |--I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

NaHtsd PEsES, OF To1nz Nsa Ont,
ting Erla-EzaEss bang aware oEPhTEseSI y =
nsA- OEEznte DedLH-y, Dez1ZratEss.1 I- !. -.
cEBL @Hs9l-y
He EEo pz3ess hfnzsezf un5e=fhs rz-.,-
1.nzy rEkg5OCGly eou6[ss In b. 49,. y.
sszIl Ez5 40 erc1dEa-Iy rely upoa 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-23

W.T.. sAELa- NsEeE Q. &c.,
J. 2 FORD.
JUS GENIAL Agent, Wheeling
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
TAX PAYERS NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to- the tax payers
IN of Chase county that the Tax Roll for the
year 1866, with warrant for collection has been
placed IN my hands 1 will, therefore, be at
the following places on the days designaaed,
either in person or by deputy, for the purpose
Of receiving taxes, VIZ:
Cottonwood township, az the house of A. R
Ice, Monday, Nov. 26lh.
Middle Greek township, at tn. house of G
G ALI n Tuesday, Nov. 9th. e.,
Diamond Greek township, ut the house VIM
Dick son Wednesday. Nov. 28th. Ill.
Toledo township, Thursday, Nov. 29th.
Bazaar township, at the house of DR.. Leon
ard, Friday, Nov both. -o-
And at my office in Cottonwood Falls on an d
after the lst day of December
A penalty of ten per cent. viii be added c
all taxes unpaid on the 10th day of january,
1867.
Warrants will be deIiYerel TO the she riff OF
the county for the collection of Taxes on pei
sonal property after the ist day of February,
1867.
A P. CANDY, County Treasurer.
Cottonwood Falls, Chase county, Nov 9Th
1866.
The following is the levy for 1866 on each
hundred dollars:
For State, 40 cents.
For county, so cents. 4 ...--
State School, 10 cents.
Delinquent road, 20 cents.
TOWNSHIP levy. E
Falls township, 10 cents.
Diamond Creek, % nd. -.--|
Bazaar, 10 ..tE
District school tax as certified BY district
clerks to the county clerk. ~---
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Curtis Hiatt has one of tn most valu, BILE
farms in this county lying Just south of town
en- the Cottonwood Aud then Curtis and his
boys know how to farm, too, as the numerous
buildings. hay stacks, straw piles. etc. attest.
They were among the earliest settlers, and are
surrounding themselves with many convent
ences and comforts. The large fat horses, cat
tie and other stock reminded US of the we'll
to.do farmers of the eastern States. Mr.. Hiats
has paid some attention to fruit, having raised
this year some splendid peaches ana apples
For wheat his place cannot be beaten. On
SINE twenty five acres, this year, he raised
over 500 bushels, or little over thirty bushels
to the acre on the whole field. Mr.. Hiatt
thinks to take ten years together that we can
average a greater amount of wheat than any
of the more eastern States, if not as great as
any in the Union. Mr.. Hiatt has about half q
mile of hedge fence growing finely, and will
plant more this season. It is becoming the
prevailing opinion thathedgeis the thing for
fence in Kansas. We believe it has done wen
whereverit has been thoroughly and fail
tried.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
DURFEE HOuSE

The Durfee House, Corner New ampshire
and P iRkney Streets, Lawrence, Kansas, has
recently been refitted and furnished at a large
expense. There is no house in the State that
spreads better table than the Durfee. The
beds are excellent and clean, and everything
about it has the air of neatness. Mr. A. Skin
ner, the proprietor. is we'll known throughout
the State as being one of the most afiable and
accommodating Landlords in the State. His
charges are but two dollars per day. which is
no little item to the travelling public. Guests
sto piping at the Durfee are bound to be pleas
ed with the fair, the rooms and the general
ace OmmOdatiOns. - @ - 6m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Ahnndnnnd

Owing to the fact that the hotel in Emporia
has been closed and every place of entertain.
msnt Hiled, with the probability that th is con
ditiOn Ofthings viii so remain, it becomes an
imPOSsibility 70 carry out the e4lebrl.ioa (
the anniversary Of tie battle Of Prairie Grove
in the manner designed. Under these circum
stances il has been thought best. by Lyon En-
oAmpment, Of this place, to abandon the eele
bratioa altogether. We know thattO the mani
soldiers who have expressed the desire to par
,ticipets in thisAnniversay, this decision viii
secm a disar pOintment. 1t is with great reiue
tAhes that We feel obliged to abandon it. Yet
we hope that in the future circumstances vii
permit of eelebution equal With our desires
aad worthy Of our victories.
p order Of Lyon Eneampment
y ". T. GALLIHER, Committee,
ThisS0th day Of OeLobsr. 1866. AL s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

On the south side of the Cottonwood tn
country is filling up and improving rapidly.
We have heretofore lad occasion to notice the
thrift and enterprise of the Welsh settlement
ever south OF town. We were over there the
other day, and were glad to see things moving
along finely. Several large stone houses have
already been put up. They are extending
their farms. and it will soon be garden spot.
Peter Hughs has commenced the erection of a
stone house Cor the Messrs, Suddoek, who are
newcomers. Ishnael Jones has also erected
a large two-story house since our previous
visit to that portion. As we rode up the river
few miles We passed the splendid farms of
job nathan Wheeler, A. A. Hickox, Joseph and
Emanuel Moon AMI others. Joseph M)on IA !
around him many of the conveniences and
conf Orts of life. He settled on the place at
an carly day, and has not been idle. He has
fine fruit trees growing, some of which yield
ed this year. He brought US some of the nj
est and largest peaches we saw last season.
That part o. our county lying south of Cot.
toawood, above mentioned, is TO become one
of the incest and best.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Growing.

The election last Tuesday shows how We
are growing. At the election last fall
when there was close contest over the coun-
ty Offices, the highest number of votes east in
the county for any of the candidates, was
536. This year the highest number cast on
any candidate was about TBS. an increase in
the county of I89 votes. These figures show
how rapidly the county is filling up. The in
crease in EmpOria, in the year, is 75 votes
Next week we shall give the official vote in
tabular form, with the increase in each town
shin
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
TO the Ladies.

Mrs. Fairchild, Milliner aud Dress Maker,
has a card in this paper. She has brought on
q good stock of millinery goods. such as bon
net frames, hats. turbans, ribbons. laces, vel
vets, plumes, swan down band boxes and all
kinds of trimmings; also. dress and cloak
trimmings Those in need Of anything in tn
millinery line can certainly find something to
suit them in Mrs. Feirchild's establishment.
W it'll the aid of new sewing machine she is
prepared to do dress making on short notice
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
A Big stock.

White d ClaPp have just added II gely to
their stock of Boots and Shoes, and now have
one of the best selected stocks we have ever
seen. They are actually selling tine calf boots
at retail for less than the came boots can be
purchased in Lawrence. Their stock of sto-
gies, and double lined winter calf boots is
something extra in both quantity and quality,
and decidedly cheap; so of boys boots, nd
ladies' shoes and CATERS. They have over
four thousand dollars worth of boots and shoe
alone, and in the Dry Goods line have their
usual full assortment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Notice

To the Tax Payers OF Marion County.
HNHE per cent. on each one dollar valuation
of property fur fae year 1866 'sas follow s:
For general revenue of State 4 mills for State
school, mill; county tax, IL mills; for school
district No l of Marion township, mills
also 10 mills 5or said district which was lev
led for 1865, and not eollscted
l will be present at ia several voting pre-
cincts to receive taxes on the following days
to wit: On Cedar Greek at the house of James
Rentfro, Nov Both at Full RS Rap;h on San
Ia Fe road, Nov. 23d; at Greeuway's Rauehs
on Santa Fe road, Nov. 9th. Once t Ma
rion Centre, in Moore & Billings stone build :
ing.
Dated October 30tL, 1866
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Mr. T. O. Hill informs US that he has pur
ehasbed stock, coaches an1 harness for the
purpose Of running upon the line bet ween
Junction City and Fort Gibson, with the de
sign Of continuing thence into Texas, as soon
as the circumstances will warrant. As trav.
Ell during the coming winter viii be slight,
1t is not probable that Mr. h. will pat hi,
coaches on the line before spring; but there Is
no doubt that as soon as spring fairly opens
the Arkansas and Kansas Rivers will be con
Aseted by a line Of coaches ola the Neosho
VaIley-the precursor and herald of our Neo
ShO Valley Railroad. Mr. Hill deserves sue
cess in this important undertaking.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Dentistry.

DR.. d. Hall, formerly of Chicago, has loca
ted permanently at Topeka, and is prepared
to perform all operations pertaining to Dent
istry.
Particular attention is given to all operation
for the preservation of the natural teeth, and
the remedied treatment of Dental diseases gen
orally.
Rooms in Farnsworth Building Cor. Fifth
street and Kansas avenue, next Leader office,
Topeka, Kansas. 9-45 3m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Soden's new residence, near his mill, is ap-
preaching completion. When finished it will
probably be the finest one in Lyon county. 1t
is of brick, and will be finished in good styl e.
We hope some "fair seek" will take pity on
the "missGble cuss" when the house is com
pleted.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
EmpOria Water Mill.
W. T. soDRN, Proprietor & Manager.

TNHIS Mill is now in good running order,
i and the proprietor takes pleasure in an
nouneing to the farmers and people that he is
ready to grind Wheatand Corn for their use on
the shortest possible notice, and in large OF
SMALL quantities and on reasonable terms. But
parties wanting f1uring or grinding done for
selling purposes are requested to make special
contract, for elunot reiterite, and will ask
what disposition they intend to make of their
flour. s.- q t.Ia.r g. -fs.#.e sa l.. -rs 81
Choice wheat bought at the highest cash
prices, and Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and
Bran, kept constantly on hand.
Flour for sale, at from 81 so to SIS so per hum
dred, by retail yaE
To parties purchasing by the qua nifty or fer
retail trade, a very largs deduction will be
made. ' "a
I pay $l25 for spring wheat, and 81 so for
best fall weat
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Concert.

The Concert of the Empovia Silver COrnet
Band will Be held two weeks from to-night,
according to announcement Published ele-
where. Thorough preparation is being made
for the affair, that it may fully meet the pub
lie expectation. Full programme will be pub
lished next week. Let all prepare Tor & rich
musical treat
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Those of our citizens who have been on re
cent trips to Missouri for apples, report that
State as improving though being still in very
much of "tramped out" eondition-with
plenty of lonesome chimneys still to mark the
place where once houses stood. Better to COM
mence with virgin soil, than attempt to build
on treason's ruins.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Our old friend F. W. Hanf1rd. who went
from here to Missouri few months since, af-
! ter thorough survey Of "the situation foun
i. Derby State, has returned to Kansas-this time
settling at Burlingame, where he and Mr.. o,
H. Sheldon are making and selling Furniture
d; F. W. thinks EmpOria Is the best place he knows
flor business, and will probably avail him self
Of the first opportunity o get back into his
. old tracks. EmpOria is good place to be in
and few that leave it but sooner or latel
wish themselye s back -eE
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Uncle Johnny Wilson, formerly of Topeka,
has become the proprietor of the BrevOOrt
House, Leavenworth. Johnny knows how to
keep a hotel and we will warrant that the
BTevOo.t, under his managem ent, will be a
frat class house, worthy of patronage.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

There was heavy shower OF rain here on
Wednesday morning, which will prove favor
d.. Rble to the new-sown fall wheat. The wealth
er has been warm since the rain, and winter
is far of as ever.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Mr.. Hecklinger. late from the establishment
OF Ryland Jones, LeavenworLh, has opened a
Merchant Tailor Shop at the store of White
4 Clapp, Emporia. Mr.. H. proposes to re-
main permanently with US. and feels confident
of his ability to give full salts faction to all
who faVor him with their patronage. His ad-
-ye-tisement will be found elsewhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Mr.. Charles Hinshaw Advertises q lot of
choice apple trees, Concord grape vines, etc =,
elsewhere in tn is paper. Mr.. a. is reliable
nurseryman. and everything be sells can be
relied upon as being what it is represented
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Adminiafrnfnr'a "a

AS Adninislrator Of The estate Of II. Lacy
IA deceased, viii offer at public sale,
CottonwOod Fails, Nov. i0th, a. D. 1856, ct !
o'cloek. ?. N, The following property 70 vii:
40 good sheep, one fun blood French Msriao
buck three French MeEino ewes, and 81 0
lambs. Alse one Jeunet and colt, two yeung
Jacks, and snail lot Of young cattle.
Terms made known on day Of sale
4445 81. L. HUNT, Administrstor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

Kansas weather is staple topic for encomium,
and remarks in its favor always in order. 1t
were hard to believe that these are November
days, but for the brown prairies stretching
far away till their bronze blends with the
"blue and geld" OF the distant horizon; and
the dark timber lines, hecked with red and
gold, that mark the toltuous winding of
the streams. The air has the soft haze and
golden simmer of Indian Summer; but Indian
Summer is yet to eome--after genuine "cold
snap, j." such as we usually b ave about he last
of this month. May could not be milder; OF
June warmer. The warn tn enervates, not
burns, while the breezes have mournful sigh
and bring the odors of burnt prairies. Sue h
weather makes anticipations of winter impos-
sible, and so men plan aud build and wors
as though summer were but commencing, in
stead of winter. Some of these days there
win be rude awakening. But interruption
will not last long and during most ofthe win
ter the waters of the brooks will murmur as
pleasantly, aud move as freely giving back tn e
bright sunlight, as during the summer months.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10

All hands were busy with election Monday
and Tuesday, so that we have had to rush
since, to get out our paper in season. We nre
glad that election don't come but once a year.
The wear and tear is awful.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-10
Emporia Advertisements.
10000 APPEARANCES FOR SsLE

A DIV Greek Nursery, on the place Of R.
N H Abraham ,abo out five miles north Of
Emporia. These trees are from two to seven
years old. Some of them bore fruit this sea-
son. Price, 2nets each. Also.
Concord Grape Vines,
At from IS to 25cts each Also several other
kinds of Nursery stock at the lowest figures.
1915 CHALES HINSHAW.
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mnre Neu Goods.

J.C. Hall has gone to Leavenworth for an :
other large stock of dry goods, clothing. boots.
shoes, etc. They will be along ina few days
Look out for them. See his new advertise
ment in this paper
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SHERLEF,G SALE


NOTICE is hereby given to the stoekhOld :
IN ers of Union Pacific Railway, Southern
Branch, that there will be 4 meeting of the
stock holders Of said company held at Empc-
ria, Lyon county, on Wednesday, December
5th, 1856. at one o'clock p. m, fer tie pur
pose Of considering and O0tiEg upon the ouss-
iion OF ertenfiag said y. p R. ", S B from
Fort Riley. via the Republican river to 3 con
nection with the main Trunk Union Pacific
up on the Plat river. A full attendanee in per-
son and by proxy is desired.
II. S.GOSS, President
P. B. MAzsox, secrst4ry-l 80 q 45
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Several communications concerning election
matters were crowded out last week. There
was rush of that sort of literature, which
made it impossible for US to publish every
thing. r-.-. ~
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Kansas will be represented at the
Worlds Fair at Paris. next year. The
Conservative says Mr.. Isaac Young Is
making fine collection of the products
Of our State agriculture and industry foE
exhibition there.
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Paul Beck is reconstrueting his building.
and traces Of the fire are being obliterated. 1t
will be finished in substantially the same
style as before it wa1 burned.