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THE OLD RELIABLE
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

AT I3s MAIN STREET. CFoRMERLY
"A Wykes Il Co.,l has for many years been
the pride of the West and to-day Is 40
state for plain, Oil. India Ink and Water
ColoTed Photographs, including Cards and
Porcelain OF rare beauty and finish. To
those who appreciate hne work, and have
been dissatisfied with pictures taken at other
establishments, are invited to give the "Old
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n. Especial attention given to children.
Small pictures, copied to any size OF style.
g. w. LOSE q CO.,
l39 Main street, Wheeling, opposite Union
St, over BheiO's Music store. junl3
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road.
CSAOrtess aud Quicker, Route Ear aud Re1tJ
ON AND AFTER APRIL 9TH, 1857
~ Trains will run s,E follows
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From The Toledo Blade.
MAS BY.

The Amnesty ProeIamntIon..-A CabI.
net Consultation Over II...The safe
" of the President from Impeach-
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Incorporated 1888.

Incorporated 1888,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OEFICE No. % MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
WI teTest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS mnde on all points.
In order 10 meet a want that has long been
felt in this community this Institution VIII
receive on Wednesday and SATURDAY nfler-
noon between the hours OF two and four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which inLsTes
will be paid.
GEO. MENDEL, President
DIREcroRs:-AIex. Laughlin, A J. Panuen
John Mcclure, IT., Alex. Rogers, Morgan L
OFT, James Paun, Alex. J. Cecil, James Reed
ocl7-ly A Z. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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The PEOPLES Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. % MAIN ST, WHEELING,
" WA Money received on deposit. In
JcTesI paid on special deposits
EolSs and bills discounted Exchange
bought and sold. Collections Al home or Tom
abroad promptly attended to.
nIRECroRB.
John Reid, Christian HES,
john Handlan, John NOckleT,
SAINT j. BoYu. Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID. Pres't.
JOSIAH p. UPDEGRAFF. Casti'r. myS
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/ the following schedule on and after May
FAST LINE.
Leave Wheeling" Leave Baltimore"
daily at 5:lU p m daily at-.-..5:2D pm.
Arrive WashingtOn-.I.D e
GraflOn....- 1000 Arrives
Parkersbnrg $50 am. HRTper's F'y-S.30 81
Cumberland 800 Cumberland. Il, IS Am.
Harpers Ferry 7:l5 IGraiton--.---. $40 e
Baltimore --.-lu=sD Wheellng---..lHlO :"
Wssh'n Citv ll=iS "lncludiug sundays
"Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore"
fdaily At 7.5o am daily at e=45 pm.
Arrives ash'n City-b:46 81
Grafton ------.- IS pm. Arrives
ParkeTsburg I'D Hsrperis FEy-I.8l am.
Cumberland. 725 " Cumberland "a
Harper'B F'yl2:SI am. GRAFTON. lz:t5 pm.
Baltimore ...- 1:Si q wheeling sos 81
Wash City. 6:2D Except Sundays.
Except SundRyR-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling Leaves Baltimore
daily at.-.-BlO pm. daily at...-6:i5 Am
ArTtveS- WhSh'n Ciiy-7:45 "a
Grafton go am. Arrives
CumbeTlRnd-7:4O '' HarpeT's E,y-l.OO pm.
HarPer's F'yl2-fO p IN. CumbeTland.-6:I0
Wlnchesie er..-.2=5O IGraftOn----.--llasD =
Baltimore LOO Wheellng----4:4Oa a. IN.
WRSh'n City-5s5O "a Except SntuIdaya-
except Saturdays.
BENWOOD ACCOMMODATION
To connect with c. o. Il. r. Division.
Leaves Wheeling At $40 "a. m 500 p IN.
800 /"
Tickets to all principal points In the East.
West and South-west can 10 procured at the
Company's once.
JOHN l. WILSON. Master of Transportation
K. 7. DENRlES
myT General Agent, Wheeling.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF Ohio.
The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

CIFUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
= inence North OF the City Of Cincinnati
fTom which 1t derives its name, has Just
closed its Twenty-Second Session.
The past year has been nue of unusual
prosperity, there having been in attendance
two hundred and thirty-five young ladies,
gathered from all parts OF the United states.
No case of sickHeES requiring a Physicidn has
occurred.
is healthful location, and its country po-
sition while yet 30 near the city, gives II nd-
yantpges over either city or country schonls.
Its character us q nrst-rats Seminary Of
Learning is too well known to need fuflhel
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RATUS, already very extensive. are TeceiV-
ing yearly additions.
For Catalogues or information. address
I. II. WHITE.
. West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. o..
or H THASE MILLEr, PIes't.
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I4O Main Street,

corner Of unroa. w"EEnr""
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
.rnar never have beer, nor never can:oe. beat.
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0he1tttelliqenrers
COUNTY nEENINGs.
UNION COUNTY ooNvESTIS OF DoD-
LRIDGE COUNTY.

UNION COUNTY CoNvESTIS OF DoD-
LRIDGE COUNTY.
In pursuance of the call of the pri-
mary County Convention, on the 2sth
of August, 1867, the delegates of the
several townships met in Convention
at the Court House on the 18th inst.
and oroganized by electing Eli Martin
President, and S. P. Mccormick Secre-
tary.
On motion 1t was
ResoIUed, That the delegates furnish
their credentials to the Secretary.
ResoLvcd, To appoint committee OF
six m5mbers who should report 10 the
convention the number of votes that the
delegation from zach township was en-
titled to cast.
ReSoLUed, That committee of five be
appointed TO draft and report resolu-
tions expressing the sense Of this Con-
A. p. sturler, J. F. snod-
grass, A. C. Holmes, $. Arch
bold. T. s. Gray and j. NJ.
Robinson We're appointed on the COM
mittee to report on the number OF votes
to be cast by each township.
S. p. Mccormick, Z. L. Wade, Foster
Williams, Sylvester Frum and Joseph
Powell were appointed on the commit
Tee to draft resolutions.
%
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MONDAY. sorn sEPTEHBEK, 1885,

INNt1 r L" n SES0SAOAN VT
1 this well known seat OF learning VIII
commence on
MONDAY, soIh sEPTEHBER, 1857
and terminate ON the 18th June, lS6S. 1t is
romRnticaIly situated in the midst of the
beautiful and healthy hill country OF the
'Pau H andle" OF West Virginia. aud easily
accessible by Rail Road OF River, and sur
rounded with the most favorable Influences
for student life
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and PRI-
VATsE BOARDING. and unfurntshed rooms
VII be let TO Students who wish TO board
An experienced and able corps OF Froiss-
sors is engaged and every facility for q COM
DIete and thorough course OF 1ustruc-
lion will be furnished TO the student
FACULTY
w.K. PESDLETON, President, and Prof.
of Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters.
N d. ". HARDING, PnoL of Mathematics
and Astronomy. -
B. T. JONES, Tutor.
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educational.
Bethany College.

TIME TWESTY-S SESSION OF
1 this well known seat OF learning VIII
commence on
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply

OFTICE RALr. q OHIO RAILRoADCo.,
WHEELING, May 4, ls57.
SUMNER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
il the following schedule on and after Nay
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19
INDIANS.

That the Indians are preparing for q
grand onslaught upon the whites of the
border, there can no longer remain the
shadow of a doubt. The massacre near
Fort Phil Kearney was bat the beginning
of a series of outrages planned by some
of their leaders. A special to the Mis-
souri Republican says: "Buffaioes are
reported in Platte Valley in large num-
bsrs and the ranchmen are shooting
them from the doors of their houses and
in their cattle corrais. This advent of
buffsloes is said TO bode no good 10 the
settlements along the Platte. as Indians
in large parties are undoubtedly behind
them and il cannot be with peaceful in-
tenGions, that they are at this time of
year approaching the Platte Valley route.
On all other Indian raids in the Platte
Valley, the buffaloes have preceded the
outbreak. The Denver papers warn all
travellers crossing The Plans to 90 well
armed, and ia strong parties" Specials,
It Is true a-e moi all reliable but the
statements 10 the above are confirmed by
plainsmen and others whose knowledge of
the Indian character is such as entities
them 10 confdence.
What Is wanted is prompt and severe
action on tie part Of the Government.
Nothing short of that will prevent a re
cuIrence of the scenes Of l864.-TInaes
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Singing schools.

The conviction has for some time been
growing pen US. that singing schools do not
number and interest. keep pace with the
increasing wealth and population of the
country. As means OF musical instruction
Ter the million, as an occasion for social re-
un ion, and as a nursery for the choir, the
singi rs sci col is indispensable, for there Is
nothing 10 take its place. Having an instru-
me ut in ones house and taking private lessons
Is good as far as it goes, bet it by no means is
sufficient. and should not detraet from the
singing schcUl. Persons who are f'rtunate'
enou gh to own an instrumt IA piano or
melodeor-should oil ihe more foster suPr or
and care Tor he singing school. Then too
the study If all piano-tOrle instruction books
issued prior TO Roots Musical Curr ealum
ignores singing so completely that, as u rule,
the more private lessons are given, the less
singing there is. This style of ignOring sing.
ire enthusiastically has tendency to starve
and dwarf the recall powers Of the pupil.
The way to meet this difficulty, this lack of
m usisala ereator j. to employ good instrue
t,rand give him hearty, wholesome sup
port PatrOnize the juvenile class. one and all
uIo lave children he expense then viii b
,rifing. The adult singing school for thOs'
who have sufficient knowledge Of singing
ior.ad cen mon church music, should also b
extensively TauoDized in Emporia.
JULIEN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19

Some of our diseont enied neighbOrs are
chronically an xious to try some OF her region,
supposed to afford better facilities to settlers
in the way of timber, water. etc., than this
Western Missouri is a favorite locality for such
persons. 1t may interest some to know that
our old friend Mr.. Samuel Baker, of Bazaar,
has recently returned from an exten ded tour
of some we eks' duration, through Greene. Jas.
Per and several other Counties of s W. Mis-.
souri,. He failed to find there any region com
parable tn the %eosho Valley. for farmingpur-
poses. Will the grumblers make note of this
factf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19

The concert of the Emporia Silver COrnet
Band, last Saturday evening. was com plete
an brilliant success. The house was crowd
ed, the perform ance most ada ir4bls, and ev-
cry body happy.
The Band did wonderfully perfe ct work up
on their instruments The quartette music
in which Mrs. spicer, Mrs. CLARK and other
an ateurs assisted, was admirable. Johnny
Sehomker" and Old Colony Times" brought
down the house with Tremendous applause.
Prof Stimson has done great and good
work for Emporia. He has made mail here
which will not soon fade out. Every lover Of
refinement and artistic progress will heartily
join us in this expression of grateful appreei-
alton.
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New Advertisements.

Profs. Kellogg d Norton offer their new
house for sale-well uilt. well situated and
commodious. Both are making ready to fence
and build in the Lorth part of town.
Builders should notice" Sealed Proposals."
Persons owning hand in Chase county had
better look at the delinquent tax sal e.
Thomas and Darius Terrell, administrators
of the estate of John Terrell, deceased, offer
a quantity of live stock. agricultural imple-
ments, ETC.. for sale. See notice.
DR.. Trcwbridge is in Emporia again. ready
to revise and improve our teeth.
Mrs SlOcum aud Geo. T lumb advertise es-
tray cattle.
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a dministrntri1, Notice.

nj Office is hereby given that letters OF ad-
N ministration upon the estate of james
h. McAnulty, deceased, have been granted
to me BY the Probate Court, OF Lyon county.
bearing date the Oath day of December, 1866
Ali persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
Anee, within one year from the date of said
letters, or they may be precluied from any
benefit of such estate, aud II said claims be
not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they will be forever barred
JANE =. MoAHULTY,
Administrative o. James RI. MeAnuty,
Deceased lOA
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Q EALED proposals. will be received up to
0the 6Ih day of February, 1867. to build
School House in School District No. IS, Ell
meDdarO Township, Lyon county, Kansas.
Bids will be received f,r The whole job or as
follows: To furnish material and build
foundation walls, fur nish material and build
wood work, Except 100 feet siding, 500 finish
ing lumber, 500 feet flooring, 400 feet sheet
ing now IN hand) Furnishing material and
plssteiing, aud building fue. Furnishing
material and painting The job, or jobs
will be let 10 the lowest responsible bidder.
The Board reserves the right to nj ect any or
ali bids. All bids should be sealed and
marked "Propcsals for Building School
4Uuse," and addT, ssed TO the Clerk of the
District. Plan and specifications can be seen
by calling on the CLERK.
B.F. W. PERRY,
District Clerk
HARrFoRD, Kan Jan. 18th, 1867. 10 3.2w
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Notice TO Contractors.

OEALED proposals. will be received MP to
y January %, 1861. to build school house
ia school district No. 80. Lyon county Kan
sas Separate bids will be received for furn-
.shing mate rial and building foundation walls;
for the delivery of lumber by the 1000 feet;
for the delivery of shingles by the -; for
the doors, sash, blinds glass, nails and locks;
for the plastering, including materials: for the
PsintinR, including materials; for all OF The
carpenters work, and for furnishing desks
for school room, or for the entire job. The
Job or Jobs will be let TO the lowest RESPONSE.
bic bidder. The Board reserves tbe right to
reject any CT all bids. Ali bids should be
sealed and marked Proposals. 70 Build School
House." and addressed 10 the Clerk OF the
d;.trict Plan and specifications can be seen
hr calling on A. s. TAHDY,
District CLERK
Seven miles east of Emporia I0!2
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DenIinttH.

Dr. Trowb,idge, Of LeavenwOrth, Is again
in Emporia. and will remain two weeks, at
Mr.. Juhnathan Hunl's. He lie prepared to do
work en- as !, asouabie terms ant in as salts
factory manner as can be done anywhere he
is also prepared 70 use She Nitrous OXIDE or
Laughing gas 70 produce insensibiliry IN ex-
lraeting sevth; II requested. vail cali At Pri-
vsts residsn oes to do work.
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Messrs. StOtler, Eskridge and others pOlit-
cally inclined, are at Topeka. Watching, we
suppose, the bubbling of the great senatorial
witsh's cauldrOn We trust they will expert
enee little of the double, double toll and
trouble" now being shared by the prominen t
candidates. Ii their presence shall be any
Indictment to our represe ntativss to stand firm
and united, we trust they will remain till tn e
struggle is O yer
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AaminIsIInloI,s Nnncc.

NJ Office is hereby given tn It letters of
IN administration upon the estate Of job n
Terrell, deceased. have been granted to Us by
the Probate Court OF Lyon county, barring
date the 2ud day of january, 1861. All per
sons having claims against said estate are
required { exhibit them 10 Us for allowance
wilma one year from. the date of said isi tsrs,
or they may be preeluded from any benefit
Of such estate, and if said claims be not sx-
hibitsd within three years from the date Of
said letters, they will be forever barred
THOMAS TERRELL.
DARIUS TERRELL.
AdminiSsratOr's Of JohR Terrell, deceased
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We have recipe for warm cakes. which
we think of publishing once "A week-or until
our conservative cooks will try 1t. It is IN
ply this: Take one large handful Of Graham
flour for cas- person at table; add little salt
and sugar or mol asses, stir to the consistence
of mush with boiling water; bake in thin cakes
in hot oven. Try it but once
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Dentistry.

DR.. H. Hall, formerly of Chicago. has lOca-
ted perm, anently at Topeka. aud is prepared
to perform all operations pertaining to Dent.
istry.
Particular atter ton is given to all operations
for the preservation of the natural teeth. and
the rem died treatment of Dental diseases gen
orally.
Rooms in Farnsworth Building. Cor. Fifth
street and Kansas avenue, next Leader Office
Topeka, Kansas. 9-45-3m
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How many of US are making ready to plant
trees this coming spring? We ought to set
them in our gardens and orchards. and along
our streets. by thousands. Nothing elss can
so add to the beauty and comfort of our homes.
Let us not fail to do our duty in this direction,
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DY virtue OF an execution Issued from the
ID District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
and 10 me d. ec;ed. Will Offer ct ia bile auc-
ton, at the SaxbOa farm, in the tOwaship of
Jae kson, in said county,
On the 2Sth day Of January, 1867.
at one oclOcs p. n. Of SAID day, the foIsowin Q
described persoHal property, . wit: Two Gov 5
i've y ars old, and the undivided one-haif
part OF oHe yearihg steer, and also the undi-
vidsd One-haH part u Two heiier calves, to be
sole as the ropsr1y Of Geo. Il. Lille, to salts
" iudgneRtiR favor VI Godfrey Schwartz.
Dated this Slh day Of January. 1851
a. B. BANCROFT,
1923 Sheriff Lyon county, Kansas.
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.TheEmporiaNeWs
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
In the News Building, EmpOria, Kansas, at
TWO DOLLARS "A YEAR
Rates of Advertising:

legal and TRANSIENT Advertisements Per line
insertion and cents each subsequent
OAe sSuAn yesAr. ninety dollars nonths afty
dollars; three months. thirty dollars. Ualf column
year. Atty dollars six months thirty dollars three
tWsAsv dollars Garter column. year.
lars; ak nonths hfesn dol thFss month"; ten doar
Eighth column. year hfteOa d0IArs six months eight
dollars; thrss noshs, avs dollar.
Cards. OF Ave lass less q Per line per year
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19

The weather IS delightful. Itis hard for
recently arrived New England er TO realize
that this is the middle of January. as one clear
mild, sunny day follows another. Our road 8
are dry and firm, and travelling never more
comfortable
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Game flls our markets in unnreoedent..

Game fills our markets in unprecedented
abundance. Ferguson & Ella sent off TO the
east some forty bushels of prairie chickens il
one load last week. They now retail at 10
cents each, and quails at IS cents dozen.
Those in market are mo tly trapped-the only
decent way 10 kill such game. A spriukling
of harss and squirrels may also be found
amorg the grouse
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Sealed Proposals.

CEALED propo ais will be received for the
- building ieht oil house at Nsosho Rag
ids Kansas, urtii 10 O'Clock february 10Th.
1867. Plat and specifications can be 5. en- at
P Harvey's mill. N sosho Rapids. BIDS to ~
opened AZ 10 O'Clock m, F,bruars 10th, 1857
Bids received for material or material and
building. the Directors reserving the right 10
reject any and all bids.
January 18th, 1867.
P HARVEY, Director.
A. J. ANDREWS Clerk. lh-5
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Saturday, January 10, 1867.
Town AND COUNTRY.

We issue our paper early this week j n order
to accOmm odate our subscribers down the
river. We 5 hall sndeavor TO accommodate
them regularly hereafter
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Acknowledgement.

We Lave just received a splendid venison
ham from VIM Harris on, of Chelsea. Butler
county. We trust that the donor may never
be the leaner for his generosity. Very seldom
have we regarded "deer departed" with more
tender affection. 1t went right to the spot.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19

James 1. Demeree-COmmenciBg at q point
on the section line, Fifty-three aud j rods
west OF the north east corner of the south
east quarter Of section eleven. tow nship
eight en-, range eleven; thence west 1859
rods 10 the north west corner Of said quarter
section thence south on the quarter line 100
RODS, thence east 1869 rods nd lhenee north
izO RODS TO the place of beginning and CON
tanning 80 acres 1879
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Administrator.s Sale.

fINHE undersigned administrators of the
L estate Of John Terrell, deceased, will
offer at Public Sale on Tuesday. February 5th,
1861, on Allen Greek, 80 miles north east of
Amerieus, two cows, two calves, one two
horse wagon, oae set double han ness farm
ing atenslls. household and kitchen furniture.
and lot Of hny. corn. oats, dc, &c
Terms made known on day # Sale.
THOMAS TERRELL
DARIUS TERRELL
l0-3-5. Administrators
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FINAL NOTICE!

NOTICE is h ereby given to all parties in
N terested. that the following Lands and
Town Lots situated in Lyon county, Kansas.
have been sold for taxes, and that the time for
will expire the 5th day of Nav
A. ID. 1867. and if said lands and town lots
are not redeemed on or before the day limited
therefor, the same will be conveyed e. the pur-
chasers. j. @. FRAKER.
County Treasurer's Office. J Co. Treasurer.
Emporia, Lyon County Kans.
January 4th, 1867
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19
ShineIes bY the MiIlion-

6Qlnk1GS Oy O10 14IIl1OQs
THE undersigned would ANNOUNCE that he
i is now established at Forest Hill with
his excelsior Shingle Machine and prepared TO
make Walnut or Yellow Cottonw wood shingles
Of the first quality and at prices to suit the
time, Orders filed on short notice. Of any
number up to one hundred thousand, and On
hand at all times. @. BEOkES:
Forest Hill, May IS, 1866. zl1
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MUSIC LESSONS.

b. J. Stimson will teach the Piano. Organ,
Melodeon, Cult T, Violin, AMI all Wind In
struments Also cultivation of the voice in
the celebrated Basini's method Pr.c4 per sin
gle lesson 81 In classes, IRON 81 20 $40 &C
eording to the number Of pupils 1918
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fnr Sale

We win sell our new residence on Market
Street for cash., Inquire Of ]. G. Fraker
d. B. NORTON.
lO-3-3w L. KELLOGG.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19
100 PIoWs in store at Fraker. Gill

lett & CO.. and more coming of all kinds. and
desert ption, Moline. Peoria Rock Island, &C.,
which will be sold low for cash.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-19
Last Call

All accounts due the firm of Ferguson d
Ella. of over thirty days s.a ding, nd. uns t.
tied on the frat day of February next, will
be left with an Attorney for collection.