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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-26
.1nmigra,ion society q Hnrtrord.

.AHmlEEHtl0u society At Hartford
IT he people of Hartford and vicinity, sp.
pre- Ella ting The advantages Of organized efEor;
to induce set lers TO locate with them, met on
| est Saturday night snd formed an imniss6.
ton society. D; K. Hardin presided, and DR..
F. ": Watson was Secretary.
After a free discussion Of the matter, a com
mittes. consisting of Dr.. Watson. s. G. Brit
ton, and Thomas Campbell. reported the fol-
lowing resolutions which were adopted by th e
meeting:
HHEREAs, There are thousands Of people in
the densely populated East, who find it impos.
slble 20 secure homesteads for themselves or
their ehiidren-Who labor from wear 10 year
without bettering their condition, securing a
Position OF gaining a competence and
WHEREAS, Thousands of them contemplate
immigrating to the West to secure homes and
auincepe ndent position in society, adding TO
cur wealth and mportanoe as a people. and
dsFelePiI g our nntold esOurees: therefore.
: ReSotred. TbatWe deem it our privilege and
cur duty, by every fair and honorable means.
to use al eur energy as a society ahd com
munlty, 20 secure fair portion Of these i'm
migrants, believing that We can eousis ter tly
otiVr equal Inducements with Other portions If
Kansas as Tegaros fertility of col, capacity
Tor stock raising or educational advantages
heso10ea That we consider 1t our day. aIso
III 'vidually az d COLI etively when persons
c ON among Us hunting homes to assist them
procuring the same 10 cur vicinity. giving
tn en- a. the Information and assistance that
lies in our power.
TIL example Of Hartford in this important
respect, should be followed by every neighbor-
hood in the county
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PROPOSALS

FOR COMPLETING THE MASON
RY OF EXTERIOR WALLS o -
EAST WING OF STATE HOUSE.
OFFIcE or BOARD OF STATE HOUSE, CoMAnss's
Topeka. Kansas, April 9th. 1867.
OEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Cffice of the Secretary Of State Of Kan
sas, at ToTeka. until t--
WEDNESDAY. MAY Is, 1857.
at twelve O'Clock at nOon oftlat day, lat which
time bids will be opened. } for the comp Iei ION
of the masonry in the exterior walls Of the
East Wing of the State House
Als,,. for the furnishing Of Ircn1Beams Tor
three hoors of the building.
Each bid must be acc Impaired with copy
of this ad veI tisemt mt and guarant- by two
resi- onsible rarti. that the bidder wlH enter
into cor tract with ample securlty IN double
III amount Of work bid fors for the faithful
D erfOrn.anee of the same, as specified IN the
c OF tract, should the same be awarded 70 HIM
Tie bids mus, be sealed. and addressed to
R. A Barker, Secretary of the State of Kan
sas. Topeka, Kan~as. endorsed Proposals for
Building State Capitol The Plans ead
Specifications for the proposed work can be
seen at tn 2 Office Of the Secretary Of State.
AFTER MONDAY. MAY 6. 1867,
Blank forms Of ''PIoPusals" will be furnish.
ed by the Secretary Of State on application BY
mail or Otherwise.
Bidders 70 whom award - made. will be
REQUIRED within ten days thereafter to * cute
eontract and bond as before specified.
tt right to reject EHy and ell bids is here
by ressFved I&o y g. h4S SHELL
I7I9 Arehitset and Superintendent
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a young lady advertises in a country vii
lsge Newspaper for one hundred young men
Of all shapes and sizes, to form gaping
corps" to be in attendance at the several
church doors, and on the principal streets in
that village, to stare at females as they pass
and make "delicete" remarks on their dress
and person. In order to prevent general
rush, it is stated that none will be enlisted
who possess intellectual capacity above that
of a well-bred donkey"
The young lady might get few recruits
from this illige
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Collecting Debts,
Fife Ctin g Loa n S
coNVEYANcINc, ETC.
Among others, the following desirable lands
in Lyon County, are offered for sale:

Among others, the following desirable lands
in Lyon County, are offered for sale:
No. IA farm of 50 acres three miles from
EmpOria, with good frame house and bar
and good well of water; so acres well fenced
and impro yed; Is acres of timber; Fruit tree :
eight years old fret class bottom and second
No GAN improved farm of 80 acres, in
Pike township, six mile from Emporia; frame
house; good water; 40 acres fenced and und-r
CULTIVATION; IS to 100 Peach trees six years
old. Terms, half cash and the balance in
No. $50 acres of land on Dow Creek, four
miles from EmPOria, known az the DR. Nor
ton farm, so acres been under cultivation;
good bottom land i've or six acres of timber
and plenty of stock water Will5be sold at a
bargain.
No. A farm of l6O acres on Allen creek
four miles northeast of Americus; 100 acres
fenced and 65 under cultivation; good cabins.
water, dc; 80 apple trees three-or four yzars
old; l30 Peach trees bearing fruit for the past
only, inGlnding most of the improvements.
No. 5--i60 acres Of land one mile from En-
poria; good bottom land and timber; no i'm
prove ments. Rare chance to get desirable
location near town - $500
No. "a we'll finished frame house of five
or six room S. in Emporia. Will be sold at a
bargain.
No. $50 acres of land adjoining the town
of EmpoIia, and near the Normal School
grtunds. II desir, d, will be sold in building
lots TO suit purchasers.
No 300 choice lots in Emporia.
No. 9--I6O acres of good farming land on
Dow Greek, FIVE miles from Emp"ria; 0 or
Is acres Of timber and plenty of stock water
No improvements.
No. lO-l6O acres of land in Fremont; 40
acres c. dice bottom land; or 10 acres OF TIM
Der and never failing stock water. Excellent
site for stock farm.
No. II--l2O acres of land in Fremont, seven
miles from Emp0ria; good house and we'll; %
acres improved; 40 rods Of good hedge fence
No. 12-The north west quarter of section 2.
town lS, range IL, and known a. the PettibOne
farm; so a cres been IN der cultivation; 50 rods
good hedge fence; house and well, trees, etc.
No. I3-The northeast quarter of section 80
town II. range Il, and known as the Cham
pin farm; IS acres broke and good we'll of
water.
No. 1920 acres of land on the south sid e
of the Neosh river. miles northwest Of En.
pOria. On this land are splendid quarries of
building stone, suitable for finished" work.
No. $3.50 acres of good prairie land, one
mile west of town. No improvements
Terms easy.
No. 16-One of the best farms on the Neosho
river-containing 100 acres of heavy timber
40 acres of improved bottom land enclosed
with heavy worm fence, aud 80 acres of IN
improved bottom prairie; large stock pasture
enOlOs d; comfortable cabins; good out build.
ings; well, and 5OOd feet of lumber for dwell
ing: orchard of 100 peach and so appls trees.
A Full Description of the Above Lands
with little, Terms, &C.. will be
given upon application to Of
fee, in Emporia, or by
Mail.
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DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID District Court for Lyon County, Kansas,
and to me directed I will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the cou TT house door in the town
of Emporia, IN said county On
Monday the 1871 day Of Hay, 1867.
At one O'Clock. P N of said day, the following
real estate. to wit: The or of sec no. 2. the
3 and W or 0: the or of sec. no. 8. he
south half of sec. TO, 3 the W Or. see, no. 10,
and the W or. of sec. no. 25, all in town no
10, of range no. -, east of the 9th prin cipal
ms dian in the State of Kansas; and also the
east half of the Or. of sec no. 80, and the W
half Of see. no. 80 In town no. I8, Of range no
-, east Of the sixth principal meridian. all
in Lyon county, Kansas. Said real estate to
be sold as the property Of Thaddeus d. Walker
to satisfy judgement in favor of g. D.
Humphrey.
Dated this 18th day Of April "A. D. 1867.
A. Il. BANCROFT r.
I5-5w Sheriff Of Lyon County, Kansas
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Many of our citizens have bCen availing
themselves Of the opportunity afforded by the
high waters of the past few weeks. in catching
al 1.-The fresh fish they desired. Bass, redh3Is
catfish, sack ers, ETC., from foot to eighteen
inches long, have been plenty in market On
Saturday last Harrison Malone. of this village,
took over two hundred with dip net in lit
tie over half day. Our streams are full Of
! the incest kinds of fresh fish
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of The
ID District Court for Lyon county, Kansas
and to me directed, Ihave levied on the north.
east quarter of the southeast quarter OF section
No. 3, in township No. IS. Of range No. -.
and / will offer for sale at public auction at
the Court House door in the town of Emporia
In said county,
ION Saturday the first day of June, 1857.
at one o'clock p. m. of said day, the above de-
scrib@d lands and tenements. Said property
to be sold as the property of J. H McMahan
TO satisfy Judgment in favor of James Ford
Dated this 25th day Of April, A. D. 1867
1921 A. r. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given that letters of a d
IN ministration upon the estate of Howard
Hunt, deceased have been granted to me by
the Probate Court Of Lyon county, Kansas
bearing date the 25th day OF April, 1867. Al
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowa nc
within one year from the date of sIid letters
or they may be precluded from any benefit of
such estate; and if said claims be not exhibite
within three years from the date of said letters
they will be forever barred.
f L HUNT.
Administrator Howard Hunt, deceased
Emporia. April 25. 1867. 1919
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Our mechanics of all kinds are as skillful in
their several avocations. and as deserving of
PatTOnag hs that class Ct men in any other
town or city. Whoever sends abroad tor any
thing that can be purchased here. is doing tn e
industrial interests of cur town injustice aud
is retaFd ing the progress and prosperity Of tn E
place. Many persons fancy that an article
which comes from abroad i better than il the
same were bought or manufactured here In
many instances they will pay more for an in
ferior article to crafty their vain desire for
something far-fetehed than a good articl e
would cost here. It is always the safest TO
paironize home manufactures, and vastly bet
ter for both producer and consumer 10 the end
--+~-@---- ~
We know it is a wonder with the people
why C W. Frederick d Co. sell so many
g Oods, but if they will just go and see the
large amount they have on hand, at their pres
ent low prices it will cease to be wonder
Having bought 81 nee the decline in prices tn ey
are prepared to accommodate the public with
anything in their line. at the lowest cash price.
Produce ard greenbax taken in exchange for
goods. Ladies go and look at their new dry
goods Store at Hallba r. e old stand
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We are glad to learn that Nicholas Locker,
man has built good sub stantisl ferry boat to
cross the Cottonwood at the ford which goes
by his name. This ferry is on the STATE roa d
from here tothe Walnut country, and will be
u great accommoda ton to the travelling public.
Mr. deserves credit for his enterprise.
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Bentley Hiatt showed

Bentley Hiatt showed US two young grass
hoppers last Saturday tn at looked excee dir g
fat and sau cy. Harvey Fowler says-so we
learp-ihat in certain Place near hisresi-
dence the eggs and young ones are plenty
enongh to make them ten feet thiek-G they
were full grown, and its not much. of place
for gra shoppers eth er.
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John Morris. of the EmPora Restaurant, ha'
a new card in to-dHy's paper to which hsin
left upon our table, the o her day, soma the
finest and most luscious lemons we have ever
seen. John says be has quit keeping lager.
and will devote himself exclusively to the
Restaurant and grocery trade. Give him
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sOde n is paying $3.50 per bushel for fall,
and 80 10 for spring wheat. There is no use
of our farIne RS SEN ing wheat out of the conn.
ty when they can get the highest price for
it at home. We will need all our flour for the
hone market before an other year.
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We are always willing to give our business
men, of all classes, such notices as they may
desire about the arrival of new goods, or any
thing else connected with their business, if
they will but let US know wbattheY want said
and when they want it said. We have not al
ways time to hunt up such items. and should
take it as q favor if those waiting notices
would bring them in or let US know about
II ON
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ThelElmpOTliaNeWS.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
In the News Building, EmpOria, Kansas, at
TWO DOLLARS "A YEAR
Rates or Advertising :

All legal and transient advsrtseneats per line
70 first insertion and subsequent insertion
One column. ainsty dollars six months 6fy
dollars three months thirty dollars. Half column
year hfty dsilAEs; six moath thirty dollars three noEs
twenty dollars Garter column. year tEenyhFe dol
lars ak months heen dol three months. ten dollar
Eighth column. year heen dollars six months sgh
d0llarst three moBhs. i've dOIlaTr. A
Business Cards sss. per line per year.
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The Burlington Patriot mentions the fact
that Orville Thompson's fat boat, of which we
spoke a few weeks ago, passed that place a
few. days ago, all right. twas loaded, with
Lyon county -four mostly from The mill of
Townsend Campbell, Of Plymouth. y T.
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u. PR. w. s p

NOTICE IL hereby given the Stockholders
IN OF the Union Pacific Railway. Southe IN
Branch. that the annual meeting for the elee
ton Of bard Of eleven direet tors will be held
ct FmroIia. Ksnsas. on Thursday, May 10Th,
1857, at . O'Clock p. II N. =. GOSS,
President q. P. r, w s. B Co
p. B. MAxsoN. Secretary. - e.
April S, 1867 J0-I4-I9
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Mr.. Mead. of Butler county, informs US that
there is no serious Apr hension from Indian
troubles, in that section of our frontier. as has
been reported. NJ. Mead is trader Of several
years residence in that section of the Slate.
and now has several teams ont a trading ex-
petition on the Arkansas. which shows that
be is not alarmed at the reports of Indian os-
til;t;aa
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G.. D. Humphrey offers his splendid farm for
sale, short distance east of town. 1t is one
the most desirable places in the county We
lex Mr.. H's pardon for having accidentally
left his advertisement out Of the paper last
wax o..
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Steam Saw Mill For Sale,
AT AmericuS.

~ HAL11Sl IL U.s.
OFFER for sala my Steam Saw Mill. stu
4 ated at Americas, Lyon County, Kausas
The mill is in good running order, with Pleaty
oil wei to dc, in good Location; IL horse pow
or engine, and capable of cutting f,om 3 500
TO 5000 feet of lun Der per day. 10 lots In town
90 " ith the mill. Further par iculars made
known by applying to the undersigned.
J. n. McDILL.
AmeFicus. Lyon co, Kan, April 9. ls6T-l5-2O
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We return thanks u our friend R Freeman
for nice roll Of butter.
He leo brought as apOth er Of those large
eggs. or Which his hens are becoming famous
IL measures 7xez inehes- not quite SO larg,
90 the Ons brought in last fall.
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MISS NJ NJ NIXON

Is now i9 receipt Of new Spring Goods of
i the latest 81 yles; is also furnished with new
HAT AID BONNET BLOCKS. and is now
ready to do all kinds of Renovatlng and Re
pairing 10 her line Of business.
Thankful for past favoTs. she fiatters herself
with the prospect off liberal share OF patron
age in the future
EmpOsia, Kansas. April IL, 1867. lO-I5m3
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DIED

At Cottonwood Falls, kansns. of .consump
ton. MARTHA L SMITH, wife of F. E.
Smith. aged twenty six years and four months.
Her faith triumphed over The pa ngs of death
and the agony of parting with the loved of
earth.
"Asle. p in Jesus. how blsst"
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The Concert by the EmpOria Silver Corr
net Band.


The Burlingtonians ere favored with a
rich musical treat on Wednesday evening last
by the Emporia Silver Curnet Band, at the
concert at he school house. A large and ap-
preciative nudienee was IN attendance, and all
richly njoyed the evenings ents rtal2ment
The exercises consisted Of instrumental and
vocal music The Band has made Surprising
progress during the short time Of its existence.
We understand that at the date of lts lnaug-
uration but three oct of fifteen members could
read music, and that only two had ever been
accustomed tn practicing on wind musical ia :
sfruments These facts could hardly be aP-
/ preciated by the delighted l,stea=rs T. their
concert Their music sounded ike that of exc
PeHeneed and ace mpEshed practitioners.
We ierl proud Ofthe Empo-ia ba nj. II is one
Of the Va ley Inslitu' ions 1t is the unani
nous d SIRE OF the BItlingtOaians that this
concern be repeated as soon as the eOmmodi-
Gus Episcopal Church is eUmpieted We piedg e
the band that II they vii favor rs with u
Vislt when We can afford them u suitable room
aho also when the weather is tOlerabfe and
the river respectable, we will give them an
audle nee worthy of their attainmenta Tome
again gentlemen. We all want to hear YOU
20 a more oPPoTtune season - Burlington Pa.
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Diseased Horses and CatfIe.

Use Geo. Leiss celebrated "COndition Pow
derS." the great American remedy for dseas-
eases of horses and attic, recommended by
veterinary surgeons. livery stable keepers,
stock raiPsrs and everybody who has tried it.
Ask fo=l Leis's; take no other. IO-l5-Iy
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Itch! Itch Itch! Scratch no More

Who would endure the miseries Of this dis
gushing disease, when for the sum of fifty
cents, and by the application Of a neat pr, pa
ration. they may certainly and speedily be
relieved therefrOm2 Such remedy is the Itch
Ointment, manufactured by Geo. Leis. drug
get and chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. BE sure
to ask for Liess, and take no other.
For sale By all druggists throughout the
Stste.- Il atL4G EEL>EtEs 1015ly
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Wehad a call from our former fellow c

Wehad call from our former fellow citizen
F. Hanford, one day last week. H now halls
from Burlingame. He say $ tn surveyors are
now ru ming the line for the Railroad from
Topeka to that place. Mr.. Hanford expects
to return to Emporia soon and engage it. bus
meas He intends to erect business house on
Commere ial street, nearly opposite the new
Court house. to be 2Ox4O feet and two stories
HIGH
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Notice of Publication.

John PAXTON. Gibson Payton. Lewis
e POyton and Franklin Payton, will take
notice that petition was filed against them
on the 10th day of March, A. D. 1861, in the
District Court of Chase county, Kansas, by
Philip Payton, Jackson Payton, Amanda Pay.
ton and Martha Walters, and Is now pendin 2
wherein said Philip Payton, jackson PaVton
Amanda Payton and Martha Walters, demands
partition of the following real estate, to wit:
South west quarter section al, township 10
range 9. ia Chase county, Kansas, and that. a
Pay ton, jackson Paytpn, Amanda Payton and
Martha Walters, will apply for an order that
partition be made of said premises.
Dated this 10Th. day of March. A. D. 1867
1912 6w W. S. ROMI6H, Attorney.
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Postage.

Persons knowing themselves indebted for
newspaper postage will please call at the Post
Office and settle up
1911 E. TRAsK, P. NJ.
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~ M = ENILA Ed. 4
At Lapeer. Michigan. April 18th, 1867 by
Rev. VIM. Fox DR. A, WHITE of Emporia.
Kansas, to Miss MARY HOLTEN, Of I.speer.
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DR.. Kellogg has stabilized himself in the
front rooms over Waskey. Hurst d Co.'S tore,
where he may be found when not profession
ally absent
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Friday, :: April 2s, 1867.
RAILROAD MEETING.

A meeting of the citizens of Lyon county
will be held at the Hmpor ia School House, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1867.
to take action in regard to the building Of the
Atcbison. Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad to
Lyon county. @ +.
Let every citizen who feels an intercst in tn =
early construction of railroad TO this part Of
Kansas, be in Attendance. -- III
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The Lawrence Journal says that Mr. II.
Wilmington, Of this county, sold q load Of
wheat in Lawrence, the other day, at s. per
bushel.
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Richard Howe has commenced the erection
OF nice large residence on his lau just south
Of town.
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F0r Sale.

Lets Nos. 81, So and 81, Merchants street.
EmPOriA, Kansas, together with the buildings
and aPpurtenAnees. are hereby offered f r sale
Price $4,000 cash, or $4,000 half cash. bal
Anee in equal payments. one and two years.
secured by mortgage on the premises.
R.M. RUGGLEs.
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sIxrEEx-ReAd this number in SPieer's
column.
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MRS. FAIRCHND

I S now prepared to do all kinds of work in
her line CT business. in the neatest and la
test styles. Call and see my new goods Shop
on Merchant street, between FIT h aud Sixth
Aver ues. lOi6-2m
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GIVE oAAsEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Com
sumption and Throat Diseases,
TRIO CTS ARE UsTD WITH ALwATs GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find IToehes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after unusual exerton
OF the vocal organs. The TrOehss are recon-
mended and prescribed by Physicians. and
have bad TESTIMONIALS from eminent men
throughout the country. Being article of
true merit, and having proceed their efficacy
by test of many years, each year finds them
In new localities in various parts Of the world,
and the TTOehes are universally pronounced
batter than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TEocHEs,"
and not take any of the Worthless limitations
Dat may be offered. Sold Everywhere.
. 9-4S-6m
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WANTED
$1,000, on Coed Real Estate Sc
CURITY. FOR ONE YEAR.

Tvoer ,hrse sections Of good prairie land
in Lyon ConEty. lying in body, with build
ing rock and Ock water.
TO RENT-A good tenement in EmpOria,
for dwelling.
A buyer for dwelling house and three lots
90 Mereha ants street, in EmPOria, price $1,000.
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hespectluIIy yours.

y ~ " }. IlUOIlU NJ
Wholesale Agcuts,-FULLER, FINCH
& FULLER, Chicago; MEYER BRO. &, CO,
St Louis; McKESSON 4 ROBBINS, ImpOr
ters, New York; and for sic by all leading
Druggis throughout the State. l5yl
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No. 2-An improved farm of 80 acres, in
Pike township, six miles from Emporia; frame
house; good water; 40 acres fenced and und-r
CULTIVATION; IS to 100 Peach trees six years
old. Terms. half cash and the balance in
one Year, at 10 per cent