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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29
Dfugs--Perfumeries--Lamps.

Cur ref ders will find at the Drug Store o
Moore = Weaver, in this place. fine assert
ment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Perfumeries
an everything KEEP in frst-elass drug house
they having just added larg>'Y to 'heif stock
Their new perfumeries ana fancy bottles are
in great variety and Of the fneet an1 mos
popular styles. In the matter of h"rosenF
LAMPS, their stock is certainly up with aGyy'
thing in the market, and is far mere complete
than they have ever before offered to their
customers. Tn ey have as nice stock of par
Tor lamps as we have seen here, including the
Gilt and Ruby styles. Families cannot fail to
be suited in these or the cheaper varieties.
We fund them yesterday up to their eyes
in work, cFsniDg new goods of all kinds be-
Ion gipg to their trade. The goods are direct
from St. Louis, and will be sold at as low
figures az can be afforded in this part of Kan
sas.
We advise the rubic 10 give Moore & Wea
yer a call Ladies and gents will find a nice
selection OF hair oils, handkerchief and other
perfumeries at tI9ir store.
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GHARDLAYsS SALE.

I viii sell at public sale at the door of th e
Il Court House, in EmpoEia, at 10 o'clock q.
IA !, of Wednesday. January Let, 1868. all the
right. title and interest, (beiug dover inter
est.) Of Warren F Parrish, in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate situated in Lyon eouu-
ty and State of Kansas I o vii: Lots Nos 80,
500, 4s, 46, 90, 80. 80, 70, s, on Commercial
street; Nos 81, Sc, Mechanics street; Nos %,
81, 3. Market street: Nos. 8, 4, Union street;
No. 70, Exchange rect; Nos. 80, IS, IS 81, q,
81, SO, Cottonwood street; Nos IS, 50. 81, 81,
70. 50. SylvaR stteet; Mes g, sc, Merchants
street. Nos. IS. SO, 50, Congress street; Nos 81
Al, 81 70, 7G, 8, Sc. 81. sfale street: No. So,
Neosho street; Nos. 81, 50, Rural street; ard
Nos. Ill, Il3, Mechanics street-an in the
town Of EmpOTis. Also fhy acres Of land
adjoining EmpOFia on the north being tract
| so rods wide from east to vest and lS0 rods
1 long from north TO south, offthe west side OF
nOrthwest = Of section 10, township IS, rance
II. in Lyon county, Said sale Is made by tie
order of the Probate Court Of Lyon county.
MILTON ROBEBTS.
1851 Guardian Of Warren F. Parrish
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IHRRIEF,s ~

DY virtue Of an alias order Of sale issued
ID from the District Court for Lyon county,
Kansas. and 10 me directed. Will offer for
sale at public auction. at The Court House
door IN the town Of Emporia, in said eoun-
tys on Fsfss
Tuesday, december 3tst, 1897,
at ] o'clock p. NJ Of said dav.s the following
described real estate, to-wil; Lots No three
(3), four a and Eve 81; and the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section
No. ak (6), in tcv nship No fwepty-one (2I),
IN range No thirteen fI33.a containing 1877
an three one hnn6redlh acres, situate
in Lyon county. Kansas, TO be sold as the
pc operty Of L. ~. Graham, as administrator Of
th estate Of Alien Gfaham, deceased, and also
of the hers ct law Of Allen Grahams deceased,
to satisfy q judgment in favor Of William
Croker.
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF No
Tember, 1867. A. R. BANCROFT,
1852 Sheriff of LYON county, Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29
A Dream About suit of Clothes.

A few days ago we looked through House :
Clothing Emporium, 10 this place, and such
fleet did the view of nice garments have up
on cur mind, that we dreamed about them
that ght, and we feel constrained to tell our
rea ders about the dream. We thought We had
purchased suit of Houses best, aud that no
.----.. >,s.l,l gHveVILIIy uIsgUTseg. our
friends did not recognize US. Upon first putting
them ON we felt like cat in strange garnet,
and for long time we thought We were swap
ped off. We went to the house aud scared
the baby into fits; our wife asked US if we
wanted to see the editor, and told US that we
woulI find him in the office; went there, and
pretty soon one of our business men came in
with a strip of paper in his hand. He asked
il the editor was in; told him we thought not;
asked him if he wanted to see US particularly
said he wanted him to ray that bill; told hi N
we didn't believe he would be in; business
man left. Started to the house again; met
two young ladies; one Of them asked the 9th
err, What nice, well dressed stranger is
that?" In this dilemma we met a kind friend 4,
and told him who we were, and got him to
INTRODUCES US to our wife, who was rs proud of
us as she could be. But sadness came Ger US
when we awoke to fad it all dream. We
| doubt not though, such is the real effect on
those who do patrOnize House.
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G. w. Yeager. of Bazaar, Chase ooun.
~, was in our Office on Wednesday last.
We were glad to learn from him of the
general prosperity of that part Of Kan
sas. He informs US that Messrs. John
and Lucius Manley are building q steam
saw mill at that place. and have it nearly
completed. They VIII be ready % eau
in few days. The most serious draw
back to she Improvement ofsths country
out there has been the want of lumber,
and it will be good news 70 those people
to know that this demand ia soon to be
supplied through the enterprise of the
Messrs. Marley. They also contemplate
putting in q run of burrs at no distant
day. Mr.. Yeagsr also iuforms Us that
the country about Bazsar is receiving a
a good share of immigrants. Several
families from Indiana have located there
ls'ely. That is good neighborhood for
new settlers to go o,4here being plend-
full supply of water in South Fork and
Rock creeks, and also an average supply
of good timber along those streams.
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SHERgFF,S SAFE

DY virtue of an alias order Of sale issued
ID from the District Court for Lyon cou nty ,
kansas, and to me directed I viii offer fnr sal e
ct public auction, at the Court House door, in
the town of Emporin, in said county, on
Tuesday December sIst, 1851,
at one o'clock D. 70. Of said day. the following
described real estate, to vit: The southeas
quarter Of section No. twenty (20l, Of tow nship
No. nineteen Q9). Of range No. twelve lI2)-
situate IN Lyon county, Kansas, to be sold as
The PropeFtyof A. J. Reeves, 70 satisfy Judg-
ment in favor Of @. D. Humphrey.
Dated this 2Sth day Of November. 1857.
A. b. BANCROFT.
1852 Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kas-
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We also have large stock of HOy knives
Grindstones and Hangings. Picks, Aiattox
Hoes, Shovels, Spades, and many other arti :
c les belonging to our trade too tedious to
nention. We buy IN large quantities direcl
Of 10 e HaDufactuTers, thereby saying the job.
ber's on mission, and ship in large quanti-
Ties thereby securing lower rates of freight
consequently can afford TO sell lower. and do
a legitimate business, than any house in South
western Kansas. Thankful to our friends for
the large and hbeHl patronage we have re-
eeived EeretOfcre, I'VE hope by close application
to business and low prices, to merit the csn.tin-
uanee ofth same. Truly.
FRAKER, GlLLETT 4 PEYTON.
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Cntiersnn 4 Holmes

Are ceiling No. Stoves for S23 to $35. and
No 8 for $26 to $40. With complete set Of
furniture, consisting of two pots, tive skillets
two griddles, one iron-heater. one gridiron,
one litter, one scraper, one wash boiler, one
coffee boiler, one teakettle, one steamer. three
dripping pans. two pie pans and two joints of
pipe. The best is always the cheapest, and
the WESTWARD is acknowledged by all
WLO have ussd it to be the ', ~ best.
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We are glad TO know that Mr.. Harris
is doing well with his cooper shop. Il
vas very much needed here, and SO soon
as he can procure the proper materials he
intends to put up new shop and engage
il the business more thoroughly. He is
an old Boston workman, and thinks he
can make work that will compare with
anything the country will afford Speoi-
mems of his work. in the shape of meat
casks, can be seen at Holdermau & Co. e
or at the store OF G. v. Eskridge.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

r J.B. Smith. of Cotton wood Falls, pass
ed through here this week with one of
Bandy's large Portable Saw Mile, which
he intends to put up near that place.
We hope j. B. may realize a mint o.
money from this investment, TO repay him
for his enterprise. That's all the harm
We wish you. friend Smith.
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SHERIFFsS SALE.

DY virtue of an alias order Of sale iss ued
ID out of the District Court Of Lyon c ,unty.
Kansas, and to me directed. I will off.r for
sale, at public auction, at the Court Hopse
door, in the town Of EmPoria, in said county ,
on s-e
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3Ist. 1867,
at enc o'clock T. M Of said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit: The southeast
quarter Of section No. twenty (2OJ. in t Wn-
ship No. nineteen (I9), of range No twelve
.Q2), situate in Lyon county, Kansas, to be
sold as the pIoperty of A I. Reeves, to satisfy
q Judgment in favor of c. II Pratt.
Dated this 2sth day Of November. 1867.
A. r. BANCROFT,
ASS Sheriff Of Lyon eounty Kansas.
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Dr.. J. F. Newton, of Oswego. Labstte
county, writes US that that town is going
ahead finely. He says he counted TWEEN
ty-tGo houses which are in process OF
erection, few days ago, and the rush for
building lots is great.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29
Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More

Who would endure the miseries of this dis.
gushing disease. whtn for the sum of fifty cents
and by the application of a neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrOm Such a remedy is the Itch Oint.
ment, manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Leis, and take no other.
For sale by all druggists shrOu ghout tn,
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Interesting.

Read the advertisement of J. B Tay-
Tor, of Duck Greek. in this paper. He
offers a large amount of valuable proper
ty for sale. including his farm Of over one
thOusaud acres. The improvements can
not be put on the ground for what he
asks for the whole premises. v
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

"'Time at last brings all thingst even" The
worthless and inj uriOus alcoholic preparations
for the hair-AmbrOsias, Ambolines. de-
have had their brief day of popularity and
now echo answers, where are theyf" The
public having thoroughly tested them, have
pronounced them worthless, and turned to the
use of that sterling preparation, ''Germania
Hair Remover" which not only supplies the
place Of hair dressing, but likewise prevents
the hair from aIling of. and restores ii when
prematurely blanehed. back to its original
color. Hundreds Of certificates attest this.
Buy bottle and try it. g
All the above Medicines for sale by MOORE
d WEAVER, and II. II. BATES 4 Co, EN-
,pOFia Kansas.
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WAR ms MERcHANrs sAT.-Ths merchants
Everywhere Who sell D. B. De Land & Co.'S
Bssf CAezsieaI SsIeret4s. say that no article ev
er polG gives such universal satisfa stioa TO Gus
TONERS. They ike 70 have custom eTs pleased
especially the ladies. They < nov it is the
Housewives FAvorite''-that Chemical Sale
ratus. 1t is better than Soda.
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BiblicaI.

He that will not provide for those of his
own household hath denied the faith. and is
'worse than a snake in the grass" The very
best way that q man can comply with the text
iS to go to Catterson 4 Holmes new Hardware
Sure and buy his wife a WESTWARD
Cooking StoVe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

A new volume OF The Emp RIA New
Sill commence January lst, 1868. Il
will be good time for new subscribers
to commence taking the paper, and for
old ones to renew their subscriptions.
Remember this.
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The law card of Msssrs. PeytoU &
Sanders may be found in this number of
The News. Their Office is in the north
room under Masonic hall. These gentle
men are new corners. and we bespeak for
them liberal share of the practice.
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Suhragei

The Lyon County Impartial Suffrage
League will meet at tbs CODgrcgati MI
church Monday evening. December goa.
An address will be delivered BY Mr.. E
B. PeylOn. The Reorganization of the
League will be completed. Let all friends
Of the cause rally.
By order of the Elk. Con mittee.
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Our fellow sOwnsman. II. B. GOoch,
has concluded to "pull up stakes" and
locate. with his ssddls ana, harness shop,
at Oswego, Labette county. We sre
sorry to loose Mr. Gooch He is asplen-
did mechanic, and a good citizen. We
hope be will better his condition in bu-
sinsss point Of view, that, We believe, be
ing his object in changing base. We
congratulate the-peOpls of Labstts county
on tie accession Of good citizen, a good
saddIer shop. aud first class workman.
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f.
Our friend Joseph Dunlap, who has q
valuable farm near thsKaw Agency. sent
US some splendid specimens of corn this
week. We have sesn longer ears than
the ones he sent, but none with more
rows OF corn, or longer grained. He had
field of Fifty acres which turned OF sixty
bushels to the acre of splendid corn.
The corn is worth $500, OF $50 per
acre. This is only one instance of hun
drsds that We might give. if We had The
data at hand. Of the prOductivsDess Of The
soil in this part of the Neosho Valley,
We wish our farmers would take the tri.
fling trOubls of frequently sending u,
suCh 6gurss. They show more for th,
NsOsbO VslIsy than lengthy articles with
ont figures and facts. There are thous
Ands of instances wbers suough has beer
inside in 8 singls crop of corn OF wheat
from fields of the size Of the above, to pa.
the entire coss Of good farm.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 2lst inst. at the re idenee
Of the brides father, Daniel Bitter, Eco. .
Eagle Greek, by Rev. s. e. MaeBuIney. Mr.
FREEMAN SOULE and MISS SUSAN
BlTLER both Of this county. @
On the 18th inst, at the resideLce Of DR.. J
P. RsVlon. IN Oowega, by + on d. n. Glow er
COL. JAMES MORRISON, Of Paris, Hi
nois, and MISS ELLEN BUNDREM, Of En-
poFis. $500,
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G. W. Yeager, Of Bazaar, Chase coun-
~. sent us half dozsu peach blow pota,
tos, few days ago. which were very
large and of excellent taste. The half q
dozen measured about half a peck. Mr..
Yeager has our thanks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

Baily, Parker Hunt, agents of the North
western Horse Insurance Company, of Topek f,
have cGnva ssed the western portion Of Lyon
county, and insured about SIo0.000 worth of
STOCK. AneS 49, LISTING the farmers an d
stock owners in the eastern portion O5 ia (
county, and will go from there into Coffey
county AN'3tt2+ t+' -r..''
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IOl LSAV ''ll H'I.n'
A FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Garments made 10 order, in the latest style,
and warranted 70 give satisfaction, or noeharge.
Also, will renovate and elsnse clothes without
injury to the cloth Come. gentlemen and Ia
dies, Eiya ~ a call, As We think we can please
De most fssadiOu5. 20
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Diseased Horses and Cattle

Use Geo. Leis's celebrated Condition Pow.
ders," the great American remedy for diseases
of hOrsee and cattle, recommended by veteri.
nary surgeons, livery stAble keepers. stock rails
srs and everybody who has tired it
Ask for Leis's; fake no other.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

The Ottawa Home journal says of the
Galveston road: The grading on the
railroad is progressing fuely. and by next
Saturday night win be Goisbsd into town.
Col. PeuuOck has aslArgs force of hands
on the island cutting ties. aud fifteen TO
twenty wagon lOads pass through town
daily"
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J. R. Swallow d Co. will soon COM
mence the erection of new bank build
ing on the site of Mr.. Swallows old Of
fee, now 0 coupled by Mr. spicer as the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court.
It will be 25x45. Two stories high. and
will be iron front. Il will be the incest
building in town when completed.
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Those who want Charter cook stove
or anything in FTaksr, GilIett & Peyton's
line of trade will coDsGIt sbeir interests
by reading their advertisements in to-
days paper.
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Wssksy &Hufst, the old fsliablsmsr-
chants. have their nav advertisement in
this paper. They are in full blast and
ready for the greenbacks. It seems
nothing but cash viii get goOds there.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

J. M. Wilkins is building new resi-
dencs on Exchange street. tits /? be a
story and half with an L. and will -
one Of the incest dwellings in that part Of
town.
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Great COnfagration in
So EmpOria.

The undersigned have consigned their books
10 the flames, and hereafter will charge moth
ing for goods. r..-..r
All persons who are Indebted to us vi
please call and get receipt.
PATTERSON 4 HOLMES.
October LIST, 1867. 4O-f
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Hook tooth and patent cross
cut saws; also Henry Dis
tons, Adams. Browns and
Bishops hand saws. Dis
tens and Br was papnel
saws, Distoo's and Jack
cons back -saws, and Dis
tons cCmpUss saws.
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We understand that Portable Saw
Mill is soon to be taken to Verdigris, in
order to supply the demand for lumbs r
down there. Il 10 badly needed.
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We keen for sale G B
Brown d Comply thimhle
skeins-the best in the market
A full stock,
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From Hon. w. ". n. laurence, late.

From Hon. W. W. II. Laurence late See. Of State.
During the summer and fall of 1859 l was
troubled; With Ague and Fever in It's most
horrid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming almost evey shape, both
regular and irregular, common and uncommon.
To arrest it made use Of the common rene
dy-quinine-in a most faithful manner, but to
no effect. 1 also used, diligently, numerous
other medicines, snid to be .'Ague Cures" In
fact tried almost everything could think or
hear of, but all to no purpose. And as ''der
uier resort" sent 70 b. W. Woodward, OF
Lawrence. foe . package OF his AGUE CURE.
and it is but Justice 70 him and the medicine
he sent me, to say that since commenced tax.
ing it have had but one very slight chill
and that was the next day after got the med
icine. / used one bottle As--- n..sa and mar
OF another, aud . bottle Of his Tonic. MY
health Improved rapidly, and to-day am en-
joying better health than before for years.
eS W. W. H.eLAWRENOE. :
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GEO. T.ETS
CELEBRATED
CONDITION POWDERS,

The hest and safest Horse snd Cattle Mes
.;,s tnegzn Tor the cure Of the various disead e
- Vbicb Horses and Cattle are subject being
coynDounded chiefly from Herbs and Roots.
They purify the blood and render the skin soft
fit,e nd glossy. Leis' Powders Is the only
Medicine Known for the cure Of Heaves among
9orses, which annually destroys 50 many vsl-
uabls animals. HOGS viii fatten tWies as
speedily, and be Kept free from ell diseases,
bv the use of Leis' Powders.
n. B.-For Scratches. Sores, UlesEs, &C.,
among Horses, there is nothing equal to Eeis'
Chemical Healing Salge. Apply &c diFsets6:
use in connection with Powders.
Wholesale Agents.
MEYER, BRO. & CO., St Louis.
COLLINS BROS
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Chicago;
MeKISSoE ROBBINS, ImPoIters, n. 7.
NH. BATES & CO., Empofia.
MOORE 4 WEAVER, EapOFia.
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. FASHIONABLE.

sc. Han has one of the incest and best zee
lections OF cloths and csssime-es ever offered
10 the sitizens Of EmpOFia and vicinity, and
has secured the services Of
J. FEENY,
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IFsons tie Kansas State Journal, May 80, 1861
Lawrence promises also to become the med,
seine mandatory and drug emporium of the
State Already the medicines OfB.W. Wood
ward, which have obtained merit1riOusly such
great local celebrity, are being ordered by the
gross from druggists in st. Louis, Chicago,
New York and other Eastern towns. Collins
Bros. and other wholesale druggists Of St.
Louis, have lately ordered large supply of
woOdward's celebrated Blackberry Syrup
This medicine Is heoOming great favOTite in
Inc west, ana only neSus 70 De InuOuueed 10
become general favorite with the public. B.
W. Woodward also compounds the celebrated
Elixir CAlisaya Bark and Iron. This medi.
cine is highly recommended by the beet phys
iciaus of our city and the country gene rally.
lite merits are pretty generally known, and
purchasers will be glad to learr that Mr.. Wood
ward compound and prepares it with special
care, and really makes more desirable article
than can be found elsewhere.
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APPLE TREES.

A few thousand grated apple trees, of vari-
Gus sizes, some large. and bearing in the nur-
sery. for sale by r. Il. ABRAHAM
Dow Geek, 5 miles north of EmporiH.
lU-4-6m
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I'VE ARE SOLE AGENTS
FOR THE
CHARTER
Cooking Stoves.
Charter.
Read what the Press say of the
NhoPfaT

We have given the Charter a full and fair
trial. and pronounce it the ne plus ultra of
stOves, and all that can be desired in its lin e
tits unsurpassed as a ready, quick, and even
bak er. We can .cheerfulIy recommend it as
the store for the farmers and for genera |
house keeping,-State Journal
One of our Oldest settlers, moving to Ar
Kansas, via st. Louis, took his stove, the cele-
brated Charter with him for fear he could not
obtain another one like it-Laiorence Tribune
1t is very even baker, takes but little fuel
and is very durable.-OsGSs Chronicle.
While many of the modern cooking stoves
have good points, we have seen no Stove that
Record
We find more good points in the Charter
than any other stove, while it costs no more
than Ut hers Council Gr0ue Press.
FRAZER, GILLETT & PEYTON
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Two inches of fhoW fell At Ellsworth
on the Is b.
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@ElE aAgEEtisemruts: :
AUGTTONl

-
HE'undeEsigned win offer for sale. at his
Il farm, two miles north of the Emporia and
Lawrence road between Dow and Duck oreeks-
Lyon county, Kansas, on
wednesday, December 18th, 1867,
CONNIE neing st 10 o'clock a. m, the follovino
property: $50 sheep, 800 Of them ewes. q
G Gu young mock mostly e and merino;
mares; 10 COWS, yfarlings and calves. some Of
them half durham; half durham yeariipo.
bull; one large new horizontal cane milf:
castings OF the horse power, do; two Jaree
e apOrators; 80 tons of hay; one Kirby mover.
one hay derrick; horse hay fork zone farm
wagon, harness. agHe oituFai implements, one
niture.
Terms CASH.
J. B. TAYLOR.
NOvem Der %. 1867. 4s -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-11-29

We have been blessed with several fine
rains this week, which were very niue
L eeded.