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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31
Manufactures.

There Is very little being done by this part
of Kansas, So far as We can observe, to ind uee
the building Of different kinds of manufae-
tories in Our midst. There is not more en-
terpris ing town in the State than this, of ia
srEe, but som points are Outstripping us in
the matter Of establishments for the manufae-
ture of such products as we can raise. It is
true We are tOle Fably we'll supplied with mills,
and are al right 80 far as breadst ufFs are con
cerned. We might just as we'll have our cloth
ing also made at home as to be sending OF our
money for the goodstO cover our backs In
fact, We might build up here . large manu- fac
turing interest, We ought to make all our
agricultural and farm i'm plements, nearly all
that We wear, and be able to sell to Othtr5 large
". We ought. at the earliest possible moment,
to have foundry and make our own stoVss aud
all kinds of casting Our rivers afford an
abundance of water power. and there is no rea :
sou why this should not become a large man :
ufaetuFing town. We need MT stop now to
point out the benefits Of manufactures; neither
is 1T our intention TO more than call tn G
attention of our people 10 this important mat
ter. Soon we will have people enough to
support manufac cries. Then capital will
be seeking nvestment in these directions. and
it behoovs US to be Oa2the lookout We want
prosperous country here in SOuthe Kansas
and we want to see , city, here of 10000 in
habitAnts Nothing win make US more pros
porous than providing ourselves with those
things which will obviate the necessity of our
sending our money out of the country for he
raoasSar;a. of life With "A reaaOnablA .feOr ee
of prosperity for thiseOuhtry, by the ameltkis
PAP er doubles its present age, We shall have
the pleasure of laying before from seven TO
ten thousand Emporiaites, every morning, TIE
DAILY ENPoEIA NEws. Don't laugh, gentle
men; that's what We are booked" for, our life
and health being spared.
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Nnfica.

"ARRIET A. HANFORD. Of parts un-
II known, ~isl take aotiee. that FrakIin ".
Han ford did, On the 18th day Of Nav. 1867
Gle his petisiSn against her 10 the ofIiss OF the
CLERK Of The District Court fer Lyon county,
KAnaes, estting forth marrigs with her. and
that che hes BEN willfally absent from the
Sald franklin W. Hsnfofd fer more than one
year next preceding the 18th day of Nay,
1901. and asking that he may Be divorced from
her, and that said pstitiOa viii stand for hesr.
ing e the ssptember term, 1857, Of the Dis.
tFiet Court tOe Lyon county, Kansas.
8 RUGGLES & BROWN.
So-S5 Att'Fs for Franklin ". Hanford.
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seHsEA csahIgz7THO PEiassrs sR

Seward C0aaty Two EEtHfsFs o.
TRAMP.
While great deal has besn said sor TIVE Of
three years past shout CherOkees and NeOshO
counties, almost hothing has been heard from
Seward county. Absuta month sgo two PE1nt
srs iFon the Topeka Leader Ofiee-AeSSr'. HAr
~ Stafford and James Fox--Went through here
on = tramp 10 Seward county. Yesterday they
returned, locking bale and hearty from the sf-
leets Of their camping out. and more than
highly elated wi tn their trip. Seward lies
20 nth of Greenwood eOnL ty,- and these gen
tlemen, who are old res; ents and have seen
a gt&as deal of Kansas, declsre that it beats
anything they have seen for beauty and fertii :
ity. The county is abundanuy Watered By
large streams, and timber is plenty, They
,ocI, claims on Elk river This stram is near
10 as large "a the BeoShO at this point. and in
some places the timber is from three to seven
miIev wide, and Of as good quality as can be
fouud anyWhere in the State. = The lAhd be-
longs to the OSages, but is now being survey
ed. About hale Of Seward county Il already
surveyed. There are only about ten families
on Elk River. They did not visit the Verdi
g.is, which runs through The Eastern portion
Of the county. but suppose there are some st
Elements on this stream. Seward county is des-
tined to be one Of the best of the new co rnlies
on our south and southeast, and offers induce
ments to settlers scarcely equaled by any pOr-
ton of the State. It viii fill up rapidly SO
SOOn as the land can be opened to settlement
One Of the boys says he has hock"f Wild
tn keys on his "elt i'm worth thousand dol
lars q SorATstAd ara fkhsS Sr;ntars shs - .fIss,,
will go back Immediately with tn cir families
They will be accompanied by some tea faEi-
lies from Topeka.
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Death ofan old citizen.

il is'with feeiingso Of sadness that We IA
nOunee the death of NATHAN SrEvEESoH. which
took place his residence at Forest Hill, in
this county. ON Wednesday Of this week. BE
had been suffering with pneumonia 70. sever
al days. and had so far recovered that he was
considered out Of danger when malignant sore
threat set iE and ended his life ia q shogi
time. Mr.. Stevenson was one of the early
ssttIers in this part Of Kansas. and was es-
teemed by all vho knew him. Bis age was
about 81 year.
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Wool CaFdiDe-SyYoOl yVa.,e4.

Gilaofls { HiTsb sapoaass slbsas.lvss-
Fesdy 70 do Wool clFdiBg for ths people 0
tbsNeOshO Valley. They viii have, ia =
fev days, > large supply Of isans. fan
nels' blankets, yarns, etc., manufactured
at LaWTsnee. which they viii be prepared
to exchange for wool or the cash. This
viii Be = special accommodation to the pso-
pie Of this part Of Kansas. They want
70 purchase WOol5or which they will pay
the highest market price. But read their
advertisement il yOu want to see just
What they do want.
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The exercises at the Normal School last Fri
day night gave very good satisfaction to all
who attended. The debate wss the Leading
feature. The question As to whether women
were possessed of superior. governing quail
ties to men was ably handled In the afirma
tive By three of the yanng ladies, and tn neg
alive by tbrse yOOng men. The question vas
decided in EsOr of the sfirmativs by the
judges. We we're unable to witness the other
,xsreises. bat hear them highly spoken Of b
those who wese present se.1s
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A party Of Eve or six gehtlenen srOn. the
East passed through here On Wednesday,. whS
had been to Greenwood county ssiesting homes
for themselves and Others with the detention
Of moving out soon. They bought lasd near
MadisOn. in that county. aud viii take up their
permanent residences % il. One Of the SOM
pany, Rev. ]. B. HOag, bought tea quarter
sections Of land He informs US he will bring
With him ssvsral fAnilisa NrsHcss is 90 gel
pleased with this Iooallsv and our ednoatoaal
facilities Ia he win probably buy :. farm in
this xioiuity and lOaaaa kara. hat The othSrS
Win g b SsasEaa& SzsAtzf1
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land For SAFE.

zoo ACRES of frst-choice land in Ba zaar
lou township, Chase county. Kansas. in
GLIDING the old town site of Bazaar l60 sores
good timber; so acres under cultivation and
good fence; 40 acres more have been fenced,
which now needs repairing; 2 log cabins on
the land 1t was selected and entered in
1857, when nearly all the land was vacant in
the coun try, consequently is first quality, Ell
ther for farming or stock raising. It is well
watered. South Fork and Rock Creek run
through it. 1t is situated Z miles south of
Cottonwood Falls. the county seat, at the juno
ton Of the road from EmpOris and Cottonwood
Falls 20 the Walnut and Southwest. ] will
ell oil in one lunch, or in g. 3 or farms,
with improvements on each. will take IS
per acre if sold in three mOnths-part pay in
approved stock
Come and see the land and if you have the
loose greenbacke you can double your money
in 9 short time. DIR. M. R. LEONARD.
Bazaar, Chase county, Kansas, April 18th,
1867. a 1870
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We received . call on Tuesday from DR.. W.
". Hibben, of LumbsrtOn. Clinton county.
Ohio, son-in.lsw OF Judge Watson. of this
place. He visits EmpOria with a view Of 10
eating here with his family. BE is aseompan-
led by Mr. Bevan from the same vicinity. We
hope these gentlemen may become citizens OF
this part Of Kansas DR.. a. informs as that
the growing wheat looks bettsr here than in
Ohio. .oL
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
ID District Court for Usage county. Kansas.
and TO me directed, / will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, At the court house door in the town
of EmPoria, in Lyon county,
On Saturday the 18th day OF June, 1897.
at one o'clock p. m. Of said day the following
dese ribed real estate, TO wit: The northeast
quarter Of the nOrthw est quarter Of section
twenty one (2l). in township sixteen (l6), Of
range twelve ny, and the west half Of the
northwest quarter of section twenty (20), ia
Lyon county, Kansas. To be sold as the prop.
erty of 8. P. Hart 20 satisfy judgment in "a
Vor Of Herr end Stringhsm.
Dated THE 9th day Of May. 4. D. 1857.
1923 a. 3. BANCROFT, Shelf.
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The old EmpOria hotel building has chang
ed hands. D. ". d E R.. HoldernIan having
purchased it of Mr.. StOrrs, for $3,25O. Only a
few years ago this building was sold for about
81 200. This shows something of an increase
in property here. ''+~ --@
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Il Work has commenced on Van R. Holmes
ew bust ness house Commercial street, sd :
Joining Halls store. II is to be substantial
stone building, 23x5O. and two stories high.
Judge MeIptire is doing the stone work. an.
Hank Holmes the carpenter work.
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D.v;d n Kramer, PPa. Before R. J. Humss,
a. JsP-sf0e agnes City
A. n. BiaskIe6ge. Defs TP- Lyon Co. Kss.
1T0TT0E l. hereby given that IN order d
IN attaehment has been Issued IN the sno %,
entitled cause, for ihs sum Of eighty EIGHT col
lars and ffty Seuts. 60 80,
s52l 0AYyp p. 3 CRANES. Fits.
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Notice.

CARAH z. LoCKERMAN. of the State Of
y Nebraska, is hereby notified that EichO
las 'L.oekerman did, on the 92d day Of Nay.
1857. ile his petition in the Gle Fk's ofiee Of
the District Court for Lyon eouu tys Kansas
sgainsE her, setting forth that they were mar.
ried Ia the year 1860, aud that on or about the
18th day Of July, 1856. and ct divers. ether
timea before and since that time the sid So
rah ?. Loekerrnan hsd committed adultery
With one g " WeiICns, and ssking that he
nav be divorced from herr that said petition
viii stand fer hearing at the Septsn bsf term
1867. Of The District Court Of Lyon county
RaDsas. W. T. GALLIHER,
1926 Attorney for n. Loekermau.
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Superior band Coruo Planters, we'll
worth their price for the purpose of re-
planting stone, as we'll as = new supply Of
hardware. has just been received by Fra
ker & Gillstt. -
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ATEOK.

THIS Popuinr and well tried hsrSs will
i stand for service the ensuing season, con-
lDeneing the 18th day Of April, as follow:
stable miles east At EmpoTia: Thursdays.
Eridays aud Saturdays, at the EmPOriA Livery
Stable. - r---,FF --,r~-~s- n ~
TERMS $s 10 insure; Sc, 90 for the season;
$500 for the single service. Particular care
VIII. be taken 70 prevent accidents. but will
BE service rendered on Sunday. u AnV one
parting with mare before she is known to be
with foal. iorieits the insurance.. q
REDlGREE,-Al,e k is 8 years old past
isoVes D eSads high; eelos, 3 deep bay and
EsiEhs SO pounds BE was sired BY Old
AK eC0ppeFbOttom, % an imported horse y
-Eeutnskv. Dan, - Apaloosa mare. q +.
sTILAAN ]. eNITY.
Enpeyils APra q Iss7. 5ssa@. s AT{3
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Mr.. Fry has removed his Watch maker and
Jeweler Shop to ItAwsOn's building, one door
south of CiapP d Whites store. He will keep
on haAd a good stock of everything in his
line. See his ADVERT sment elsewhere.
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The best deposits of coal in the State srsin
the NeoshO Valley near the Cherokee Country
line. Coal of frst quality is now selling in
Fort Scott for ten eents PER bnsAeI With the
NeOs no Valley Road built, coal will sell at
sEmpoTia for fraction over that nominal sum.
Coal at fifteen cents per bushel is cheaper than
woed at 50 per eerd. -,.-
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of adj
~ ministration upon the estate OF George
Robert Miller, deceased have been grauted to
me bv the Probate Court Of Chase county, Kan
ras. bearing date the 18Th day Of April. 1867.
All Dersons hayin9 Slams az inst said estate
are REQUIRED {, exhibit them to me for allowances
within one year from the date Of said lstseFs;
sT,sb s.ta,e. and II said claims be not exhibited
Thin tbres ve1rs from the data Of said letters,
they will be forever barred zoov, =
A5rDipistrabor Gorge R Miller. Diseased
CStton woo,I Falls. Msy ., 1861. 23-z4
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Totiee of Final Settlement.

GREDIToRS and all others Interested u
- -estSte Of Augustus ~ LABsbeFry de-
5000 late If Chase county. Kansas. are here
by noticed that intend to make AnaA sse: re
49, - lid estate ak the July term Of the
p -as,.te flourt of said county, TO be held At
~ fc5,;EoTd Fails, on Monday the nrst dsy Of
J 2 s ~ S & = 10 NARY A.sLAEsBERRT.
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In addition to their large utock Of Ea,tsrn.

In addition to their large stock of Eastern,
wear. White d ClaPP now pay especial attsn'
ton TO she manufacture of boots and shoes q.
They have secured tie services of George
ClaPP. an experienced work a., to- ia ke
charge Of theis shop, and they intend
to use every e1ertion % make this one Of tbs
features Of their establishment ~ ~ - "a
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Quarterly Meeting.

The Friends Quarterly Meeting viii be held
at Cotton wood Meeting HOu'e on the frat n
second days of June. Saturday and Sunday
We invite the citizsns of Emparia and SUR
rounding country to attend. Seats will be
provided for all.
On behalf Of the committee z Hunt
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On Saturday night lAstwe we're awakened
from our SlumbSrs by beautiful strains Of uu
sic from cur EmporiA string band. This baud
iS now one Of our institutions. 1t was organ
iEed only a few weeks age, and already plays
we'll. The instruments are violins, viol, quit
ar, banjo, tambOurine, horn, etc. Cali again,
gentlemen, and stay longer We ike your
rDv.;o
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A friend who has been here two yaars says
he is very much disposed to be peacsable but
he will certainly whip the first man that tells
him anything about the drouth of 1860. H.
can hardly believe We ever had drouth in
Kansas.
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Notiea 81 Einal Settlement

6REDITORS and ali otheEs interested in
= \ The estate Of SilAs Chesley, deceased, lats
of Hartford. Lyon county, Kansas, ere hereby
notifed that on the 6rss Monday ia July,
term Of the Probate Court for Lyon eoanty,
Kansas, ahaIl make final settlement Of said
estats. p. =. BAYslNGER.
So-NS 4disSstog.
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EmPoria car boast of as good tailor
as can be found in any country town in
Kansas, in the person of Mr.. Fseny, who
carries on the business Al Halle store.
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Nelson DemOsS is again to be IOuud on han
Wednesday and Saturday mornings with fresh
meats, at his shop next door north of Holder
m an 4 Co. 3 store
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A buggy came floating down the Cotton
wood one day this week, and was taken in BY
EergusOn'S ferry boat We may expect to hear
OF some accident above.
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Vast Quantities of "drift wool" have been
floating down the Cottonwood and NsoshO. riV-
srS for . few days past.
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Notice 70 Suhsorihers.

We have just transcribed the names of our
into . new book. and possibly we
may have missed some nAmeS, although We
have been very careful. and don't think ther,
is any names skipped. If any Subseribs
should fail TO get the paper, he may know that
it is on this ace cunt, and tie mistake will be
rectifed by informing uS of the fact.
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The Congregational church is undergoing
repair. 1t will be replAS; cred and otherwise
improved. a--A-s- -f--.---
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Jonas Maurer has purchased the residence
of D. W. HoldeIman on Merchants street.
This is enc Of the incest plae e 10 the village.
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CoLman,s RuraI WorId.

This well-knOWn Agricultural Journal for
June Ist is before us, and contains articles Of
great interest to farmers on Milk Sickness,
Soiling Mich Cows, How to Max Old Cows
RemunsFa,ive, Bee Management, Preserving
Fence Posts. Kill ng Moles, Management Of
Irotters, Races at the 81 Louis Trot ing Park,
Culture of the Grape, How to Raise Plums.
aud good variety of Home Circle reading,
Domestic Receipts, aud Latest Wholesale Mar :
ket Prices, sta 400, v
Every farmer in the West would be great ,
benefited by subscribing for thia Journal. 1t
lie published. by NoruaR JsCOlman. St Louis,
No. at 81 per year, Or In clubs effoor or more
at $3.50. each. s@melereoRses seq. free. a
The Normal School Grounds are being put
in shape with.the energy which .sharacterizes
Mr. Hammond. The front fence is a rea Ily
beautiful job Of work, finished upi exquisite
style. Mr.. Hammond's contract includes fen
ess, gates ,-oisferns, si6eEalks and outbuild
ings. all Of Ito best sort, and al going ahead.
The planning vas mostly done by Aessrs.
Morse and E<kndgs. Prof. Merton is SGPeFin-
isndent Of construction. Tssi 30 -
The new furniture for The use Of the sshoOl
has arrived, 10 ROOd condition. 1t includes
double desks chairs. Ireeitatiou ssats. and sll
other nesdful fixtures for the use Of the NOr+
NAL sud Model Schools. These are Of cherry.
Ofthe vsry best pattern ap high sst fiBish: were
furnished BY b, n Sherwood 4 Co.. Of phiea-
/ 90. This arrival releases to their ppOPsF own.
srs1 tie desks. lp1ned BY tie EmppEis Dis,
/ : rs;ssto fhs Sezgal eshoSl. go
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Denlisir1..

Dr.. TrOWbridgs will be in Emporia for
the prActics of his profession, the last
week Of June.
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Road Notice.

q ri Office is hereby given that petition
s IN viii be TTesented to the Board Of County
Commissioners at their Aext regular meeting.
on Monday July lst, 1867. praying for the 10
cation of the following described rold: Com
meneiPg at the southwest corner offs elton %
town chip 19, rang IL Fast Of the sizth prin-
cipsl meridian; thence west on section line
betW.en sections q and D one mile; thence
west I21 rods and Is links to the bank of Cot
tOnwOod river; thence south and west along
said river bank about 80 rods; thence west to
Johnat than Wheeier's hOuse; thence follow
north eide Ofa TasiBe to the southeast corner Of
The Dor,hcsist quarter Of section 80; thence wet
one mile along the center line Of section 30 70
ipterseet road running west through Pike
township, at the farm Of Joseph MOol.
J. R. GRIFFITH,
% % And others
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Curtis Hiatt has an important an
nouneemeDt to his patrons in another col
umn
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To Nv Patrons.

EROM and after Nay sd 'sAlsok" win stand
H In Emp0ris three days in each week,
Thursdays, FFidsyS and Saturday,.
2oZ3 e1EBIE1E SEITE,
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MARRRn.

At the residence of the brides mother, n ear
EmpOria, on Thursday, May sd, 1867 by
Rev, Nathan FairchIld.. JOSEPH RICKA-
BAUGH and LAURA BURNS, both Of this
vicinity.
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WAxTED-A 81 iuatiOa % work On farm or
drive team by the month or year. Inquire
At ]. W Morris Restaurant. -,-1--
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Rev. Mr.. Martin will preach at the Christia n
church in this place on Sabbath next At l
O'Clock.
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G. BascOm Cooper Offers his residence
for sale. ssl #F
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Paul Beck is, OutvNith . new advertise
.ment this-~eek, which see. Z Va y
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WANTEDl
$1,000, on Good Real Estate Be-
oURITY. ron ONE YEAR.
oURITY. ToR ONE YEAH.

Two OF Tires sections Of good prairie l4H4
in Lyon County, lying in body, ~ith oulla'
ing rock and stock wstsr.
TO REET-A god Esnensnt IA E"pOFssi
for dwelling.
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-Rnter or Adreriisina.

IAN lsEaI trAasSas savsEtSeaeats - esaa per Ilas
r. iassrtisa aAd each sakssQasnt izSsr0R
Qhs selunh. aiaesy dSllaEs; sEths, Sly
dollars; Tires nSAths, thirty doIars half eSuRa.
afty dSilarsi six oRths thirty dosrs three eA
tWeAtv d0ilArS Cater sOlsna year twenty-five dol
lArs; six nonths afssh dOaI; three onths ten dollars
Eighth soluEH. year Gfesn dslaEsi six months. gh
dSllAFsi three nsahs hVS dsllazr.
salinss Cards Of hvsIasS 81 IsSs g. par Hs
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Itch Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.

Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.
Who would endure the miserieS of this dis
Rusting disease, when for the sum of fifty
cents. q by the application of a neat Prepa
ration. they may certainly and speedily BE-
relieved therefrOmi Such remedy is the Itch
Ointment. manufactured by Geo. Leis. drug
giSt and chemist, Lawrence, KGnEAs. Be sure
70 ask for .LeiI'. ndAake no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
State. 1918 ~
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TheEmp0fiaN6WS.

ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
IN the News Building, EmpoEis, Kansas, At
TWO DOLLARS "A PEAR
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Diseased Horses and Cattle.

Use Geo. LeiS . celebrated Condition Pow.
deTs." the great American remedy for diseAs-
&c Of horses and cattle, recommended by
veterinary surgeons, livery stable keepers,
stock TsiseTS and everybody who has tried it.
Ak for Isis's; take no other. I0-l5-ly
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-31

An improved farm Of 30 acres. In Pike
township, six miles from EmpOria; frame
b ouse; good water; 40 acres fenced and under
cultivation; rs to 100 Peach trees six years
old. Terms, half cash and the balance In
one year, ct 10 per cent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-03-23

MARSHALL, TEXAS,
10Th sun Worm Moon, q : u $40. +,
10 he OFicus and Kcmb,rs n Scamp
Eagi, Iri5s. No t. u Of II "
Your committee. appointed to prepare
resolutions expressive of the feelings Of
this Tribe at the loss sustained in tn.
death e uur late Brother. TnuNks
TwnrN, beg leave to submit the col
lowing
liz WINS born ia Tia" state uf North
Carolina, aud died IN Marshall Icxa-,
on the 18th ut March. i>G1 aged u
years
WHrHR,s u has pleased our Great
Spirit 10 call from our lri4r our beloved