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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
sutlin-. CInthinr House.


The advertisement of the above establish
ment, at Lawrence, may be fonnd in THE
NEWS. This is one of the oldest and best NIer-
in Kansas. From actual knowledge we know
it is not eNceled i'll the excellent quality of its
goods. or for the style in which they are got
ten up. They keep the best goods to be found
in Eastern cities, and have the very best of
wOrkmen. They are an fat in the clothing
business, and no garment is permitted to go
out of their shop unless it is gotten up in the
best order. We have patronized them, to
limited extent, for several years, and have new
or regretted any investment made with them.
They have gained an enviablc reputation all
over the State the best clothiers in it,
rs prompt, reliable and liberal business men.
We can say to those who go away from home
to get clothing, that the house of w. +. Sutliff
&c Co., Lawrence, Kansas, is the cheapest, and
In every way the best place to buy them in the
State. Give them q trial.
As an evidence of the way Sutliff & Co. dis
"case in points" A gentleman of this place
sent to the firm few days ago for Il new suit
of clothes, of n particular quality of cloth, a
sample being sent with the order. The suit
was to be delivered here in week. The Law
renee Tribune says: "Sutliff had no cloth OF
the kind. Neither had any one else in the city.
The only way to get it was to send to firm in
Boston, who imported it. Accordingly an or
der was sent by telegraph. The cleth was sent
by express, the suit was made in the finest
style of the art, and sent to Emporia, the order
being filled to the minute"
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"A furious and destructive prairie ire took
piaee few miles southeast Of here on Sunday
night last, continuing until Monday. AS hear
ss we cant End out, it commenced on the bot
toms on the south side OF the Cottonwood, be-
low where Cole creek empties idto that stream,
damaging the fafms in that vicinity very bad
y, and then running up Cole creek, and pass
:ng over to Eagle creek. we have heard ofthe
following cases ofsufering by this IRE: james
Robinson, ON the old Campbell place, lost 4
large aniU!mt Of fence and hay; en- this place
John Campbell had II tons of hay which was
burned. John Davis lost a lot of corn, hay and
his stable. c. II. Pratt lost about fifty tons of
hay. L. w. johnson lost fence, and had his
hands and Sace ..everely burned in attempting
to save his property. We heard, Wednesday,
that he was so badly burned as to have his
eyes entirely closed with swelling. The Mes
srs. Martin lost their fence ant hay Mr.. CuPp
lost hay and corn in considerable quantities.
Samuel Main lost corn, thirty busfcf1 ofwheat,
his stable and hen house. The fire aid rot do
much damage on Eagle creek, so far as we ere
able to learn. 1t is supposed that the fire was
set out by some rowing Kaw Indians.
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History OF Kansas.

Miss Alice Norton, who has been appointed
agent for the work at this place, has left ut our
office copy Of John n. Holloway's History of
Kansas, ''from the first explorations of the
Mississippi Valley to its admission into the
Union" 1t is well printed book of 5S4 pages.
We have not had time to examine its contents,
but do not see how the author could fail to
make reliable and interesting book. consid-
ering the means he has at hand TO gather in
formation. The book is having rapid sale in
many parts Of the Slate, according to the state
mentS Of our exchanges. Miss Norton pro-
poses to canvass the town and vicinity for sub
scribers to the book.
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4 y. BLACKLEGE, q resident OF the Dis
IA triet Of Columbia, viii take notice that j.
z. Mather and G.. NJ. SincceiC, partners under
the firm name OF Mathtf & Sifneock, did, the
18th DAY OF February 1868, file in the Clerks Of
flee Of the District Court for Morris county, Han
their petifoa against tie said Blaeklege set
ting forth an Indebtedness of $S4,35 on account
for goods sold and delivered and work and Ia
Dor done for defendant, Blacklcge; and also that
the said 3lather & Sinieock. in order to secure
the payment Of said sum, did, ON the I'D day Of
May. 1857, file mechanics lien in the ONCE OF
the Register Of Deeds for said Morris county
ON the east Il OF w u, and west a OF 3 u OF
sec II, town IS, range 0, east. In said motifs
county; and asking that Judgment De Fendered
against said BIackIege for the sum OF $50
1sffh ir,t.reSf at z per cent. from January 10th,
1861. and that said lien be foreeIosed and the
premises sold and the proceeds apPlled to the
;sfscfioT, OF said demand, and that said Black
Ieee mus answer said petition ON OF before the
I6fh sIay Of April, 1853, or it VIII be taken
e fYIIe AID judgment rendered aecor9lngIy.
- RUGGLES q PLUME
r--12 Attorneys Cor Plain ttns.
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MORE coon WORDS.

THE EMroRIA NEws.-wc had almost got
tired waiting to see the cheerful face OF The
NEWS in its new clothes; But we have seen u
to Bro. Stotlcr for the handsome appearance of
his paper. THE NEWS is one of the very best
exchanges that comes to our table, and grows
better all the time. 1t deserves more than n
local patronage, and we are happy too add, has
it, Ottdted Home Journal.
THE EMroRIA NEWS comes to us in a new
dress and looks decidedly ID y gay; , 1t always
THE NEws.-LedreRtrorth Times.
THE ENIPoRIA NEWS has donned its new
clothes. 1t looks, il speaks well. Jake Ger
tainly feels proud Of thechange of dress, as he
has worked the old eleven ycars.-Humbo ldt
Union.
THE EMroRIA NEWS, one of our most valu-
able country exchanges, comes to us this week
fashion, and makes Il handsome appearance.
We are glad to note the prosperity of THE
NEWS, and wish 1t success in the future
| LedrenecOrth Bulletin.
NEW DREss.-THE EAIroRIA NEWS is OH,
ia 4 new dress. and makes very neat appear
ance. THE NEWS is generally sound ON ali
political questions, and is . capital paper as 4
| representative Of Lyon county and Southwest.
ern Kansas. We are glad to see substantial
evidence ofits prosperity VydRdotte Gazette
THE EMroRIA NEWS comes to us with :
bright new face. and full Of words of triumph
and hope. 1t is one OF the best.-most reliabl,
papers in the State.-published in a communal
ty which not only highly appreciates the hon
est efforts of its editor, but fully and handsome
~ sustains him. May the importance Of him
, self, paper, and the busy town in which the,
thrive. never grow less.-Osd5e Chronicle.
| THE EMPORIA NEWS comes to us in a beau
tifal holiday dress. 1t is now about the hand
soonest paper in, the State, and it ALWAYS ha
, been one of the best State country publics
uons. II has recently issued an Emigration
4 paper, which Is an extremely cretlitabIe Anal
{ ~ contains a large amount of information abou
!, TINS portion Of the State. THE NEWS is . pros
porous paper and it deserves all the success
, enJoys.-BErlingtoR Patriot.
= TnE EMP0RIA NEWS has made its appear
ance in n new dress, and is now one Of Ii
handsomest papers in the State. Jake Stotls
n Is undoubtedly one Of the best getters-up I
O n country newspaper Kansas can boast Of an
! the thrift Of the editor and paper, is eyidenE
that Lyon county appreciates her county d
iper.-PGolG Republican. AS1
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EMPORIA NIARKEr.

FLouR-XXx, 1925 per sack; XXX, 100;
Spring wheat, $50.
CORN MEAI.-s11Ic. per bushel.
PorAToEs-Irish, $500 per bushel; sweet,
200.
CorN-40c. per bushel.
WHEAT ~ Fall. 1915 to 200 per bushel;
spring, ], 25 to ], 10.
1oc. per b.; other qualities, &c. @ &c; Pork
steak, 121xc.; sides and midlings, 10 to 12c.
TEAs-loung HysOn, % per h.; 1mperi-
al, 200 to $50; Gunpowder, 2,25; Japan, 200;
CoFFEE-Rio, Sc. per H.; Java, 45c.
SUGAR-Refned.2 20 TO 22 14c. per To-; crushed,
25c.; n. o., Is to 20c.
RICE-1625c. per ID.
HoMINY-Sc. per ID.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 15c. per gallon; sugar
house, $l,S5; golden syrup, LOO; sugar loaf
V1N Si AR-cidcr, 6Oc per gallon; sorghum,
4Oc.
FIsu-No. maekerel, zoe. per H.; $40 per
kit; white fish, 1890. per h.; cod fish, loo.
cs, zoe; currants, 3Oc; blaekberrics, 65c.
CANNED Peaches, 40c.; cherries,
Soc; blackberries, 5oc.: Strawberries, 60c.;
corn, &c.; oysters, 4oe.; holsters, 6Oc.; sar-
dimes, zoe.
CHKEsE-2Oc. per n.
CRACKERS-Soda, butter and picnic, 15c. per
H.: sugar, Doc; cream biscuit, 2Jc.
BCTTER-35c. per ID.
EGGS-15c. per dozen.
SALT-4c. per H.; $500 per Dbl.
LARD-20c. per ID.
HAMs-Country, zoe. per b.; sugar cured,
25c.
BACoN-1Sc. per Ii.
SOAP-Exfra family, loo. per h.; rosin, 1214c
| TALLOW-I0e. per 10.
CANDLES-Star, 30c. per h.; tallow, DC.
| KEROsENE-9oc. per GAL; crystaliZed oil zoe
| misunderstanding. 35c. to $3.50; fine cut
chewing, 81 go per H.; natural Leaf, 200; grape
juice, LOO.
HIDEs-Dry, 114e.; green, 41zc.
| SHOT-20c. per h.
LEAD-90c. - -
| POWDER-60c.
| GLAss-8xI0, 81 90 per dozen; 10X12, 90
| 1OxI., I50; 10X15, 200; 9X14, 1,50; 9XI6, 200
| SASH-SX10, I5c. per window; 10X12, 90c.
9xI3. 90; OKLA, 1,10.
| FINISHED DooRs-$3,15 to $50.
NAILs-6d. TO 20d., $3.50 per keg; &c. per 10
3D., 5000 per keg; lie. per H.; 4d, 50, 10 PEE
keg; 101zc. per 10.
IuMBER-Natiye, $3.50 to 400 per hundret
feet; pine siding, 4,50 to $50; flooring, 100 {,
$50; building lumber, SEQ to 1000
PRINrS-Sprague's, Cocheco, American an,
Hamilton. 1Sc. per yard; Providence and I'm
ion, 15c.; Wamsutta, 12c.
| SHEETINGS-StaFk A, Indian Head. ant
Missouri NJ. 1, 22c. per yard; Great West
eru. and Canelton, 1S3<c.; Anchor, 1G3lc
BLEACHED MUsLISS-121zc. to Doc. per yard
DENIMS-35c. to 35c. per yard.
SHIFTING STRIFE-163Se. to Doc. per yard.
WOOI. DELAINEs-50 a 55c. peryard.
MERINoS-SI,2 20 to $50 per yard.
FLANNELs-50, IS and 60c per yard.
HOME MADE JEANs-$I.0 90 to $50.
Factory JEANs-70, IS and SOC.
| DOMESTIC GINGHAAIS-25 q 3Cc.
SATINETs-75, So q Loo.
HOOP SKIRTs-50c. to $3.50.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
A choice Library of Music.

The United States Musical Rerie,c, publish
cd by J. L. Peters, 200 Broadway, New York,
is before us, and merits the attention of all
lovers Of music. 1t is Il mammoth monthly
magazine, sheet music size. containing over
seventeen pages of musical news, reviews. and
choice art items, every line of which is rcada-
BILE, and we should say Invaluable to al! nrusi-
clans. This alone is well worth years sub
scription. which is only 81. The publishers,
however do not stop here. for, IN addition TO
the above each number contains four pieces
of choice new music by the best writer's in
America, thus giving select library of new
music at such Il low rate that even the poorest
may indulge in what has hitherto hcen consid-
cred luxury.
The music in the Rerieso is of the best, as
the following select list will testify, all of (which
has appeared within its pages during the last
elk months: Mora O'Seil,'' s.Katy Nc Fer
ram" you've been u friend to me-" and kiss
me goodbye, darling,'' all by Will. S. Hays;
Goodbye, but come again. and "Do you
think the moon could have seen usr' by j. r..
Thomas; 'I-Ally Ray and "Littlc Brown
Church." by VIM. S. Pitts; .'Maribell,'' by
banks; LEI the dead and the beautiful resi-, y
"Break, break, o sea, ETC.
Also Kinkel's 'Heavenly Thoughts and
"SEaiden's Blush Schottisehc," AIack's :. Dam
ask Rose and g White Rose March, and sew
eral other choice pieces, amounting in all to 50
at retail prices.
The U. S. Musical Rerieg is published mt 81
per year; single copies 20 cents. No musical
family should be without it.
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Fashionable.

j. C. Hall has one of the incest and best Sc
lections of clothes and cassimercs ever offered
to the citizens of Emporia and vicinity, and has
secured the services of j. Feeny, of Leavcn-
worth, Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
to order, in the latest STYLE and warranted to
give satisfaction, or no charge. Also, will rem
Ovate and cleanse old clothes without injury to
the cloth. Come, gentlemen and ladies, give
us cali, "s we think we can please the most
faStiuiOur.
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Public Sale!

II will offer for sale at my residence, ON the
Neosho, two and a half miles southeast of
Americus, On Saturday. the 29fh Of February,
1868, the following described property, to-wif:
Z head OF cows, II calves, two year old heif.
ers. one Durham bull, q head Of sheep, farm
ing utensils, and many other things too nuIaer.
oEs to mention. Terms, nine months credit.
with note and approved security, On all sums
over ten dollars; under ten dollars. cash IN
hand. Sale to commence - 10 O'Clock.
February sO.h, aos. 50
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The Westward Cook Stove and
S.:a<, - hos nonnH


This stove, manufactured at Leavenworth,
bv Wilson, Estes & Fairchild, and sold by y.
storm & Co., at Lawrence, has stood test
which can be said of no other stove sold IN this
market. We have sold about eight hundred
in the last twenty months, every one of which
has been warranted not to crack from fire and
to give good satisfaction, and SO far we have
not heard of one cracking Or word of dissatis-
faction, while OH the other hand, every one
who has used them speak very highly of them.
They consume as little fuel rs any stove sold
in this market. They are made from pure
Scotch pig and Hanging Rock iron. We also
keep box and parlor stoves made by the same
firm and of the same material.
A. STORM & Co., Manufacturers Agents.
The above stoves are alse kept for sale by
j. l.. Catterson. who is sole agent at Emporia
The WESTWARD is the only stove that has
stood the test of fire without cracking, and fol
even baking it has no superior.
j. L. CATTERSON,
Manufacturers Agent,
$40 Emporia, Kansas.
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WASHINGTON, d. c..
Enhrnarv 0nfh 1858


DEAR SIR: Some enc has sent me the en-
closed slip from your paper. On receiving it
i went to the Post Office Department TO ascer-
tain what could 60 upcn the subject, in order
to answer the query. Tho Postmaster General
informed me it was advertised to be let now,
and that an advertising book of routes was at
your Office containing the route alluded to,
amongst others to be let, and that this is the
first opportunity he has had to advertise as the
law requires, without which service could not
be put OIL.
am ever ready to do all 1 can for my con-
stituents, but beg of them not to demand too
much at my hands frola this treacherous adj
ministratiOn. We have only to wait one year
from the 4th day of March next, when the peo-
pie will put General L. S. Grant in the Presi-
DENTAL chair, who, when there, will not, like
johnson, sell his birthright for mess of pot
tage. Truly yours,
SIDNES. II kREE
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RARBER. SHOP.

r have fitted up nice new shop at Gooch's
i old stand, where will do
HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING
On short notice, in the latest New York styles.
Whiskers and hair taken of, or made to grow
to suit customers.
will also keep on hand
Candies, Cigars, Tobacco, Fine Hair Oils,
Paper Collars and Fancy Soaps,
Especially fine shaving soap. Call and see me
II. l. KEMPER.
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FINAL Settlement.

GREDITORS and ali others interested will
Z ! take notice that intend to make finai set
Element of the estate Of C. I. Boswell. late Of
Greenwood county, deceased, in the Probate
Court Of said county. at the April term Of said
Court, TO be held at Eureka, Greenwood eoun-
ty, on Monday. the 18th dayof April, A. ID. 1SeS.
WILLIAM MARTIEDALE,
8-11 Administrator.
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Selling at Cost.

Mr.. House is now offering his large and spIeu-
did stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
cost. He will close out his stock at lower rates
than he has ever before offered. He wants to
make way for a spring stock. Those wanting
bargains had better call on Mr.. House, as he
will be sure to accommodate them.
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LOST !!

A black, mare pony, of medium SIZE we'll
built white hind foot, with small white spot
on her nose-no brands.
Strayed February 18th. With her was a
brown. last spring colt. Both had on feather
haltcrs when they left. a liberal reward
for the ponies or information concerning them
L. b. KELLOGG.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

We wish people from the country would
send or bring US local items We want to keep
our readers, both at home and abroad, posted
about everything that Is going on in this part
Of Kansas. Anything IN relation to farming,
improvements, immigrations stock, towns,
mills, or any other local matter Transporting
viii be thankfully received, and read with in
terest We wish somebody in each neighbor-
hood in Lyon and other counties In this section
Of the State would take IL upon themselves to
write up the local items Of their neighborhood
every week or so and send them to US.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28
DIssoLUTION.

gTHHE partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Fraker. Gitfett &
Peyton. has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. A. Gillett retiring The business
viii be conduceed in future by Fraker & Pey-
ton, who viii collect debts due the late firm.
SO FRAKER & PEYTON.
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Closing out at a. Whites store.
Dress Maki1g!

Miss j. a. Derthick announces to the ladies
of Emporia and vicinity, that she has opened a
Dress Makers shop at the residence of Mr..
Schryver, on Mechanics Street, between Third
and Fourth Avenues, where she will be found
ut all times ready to do all kinds Of Cutting and
Sewing.
A large supply of the Latest Styles of Pa
terms on hand. 1l-o.u.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

SUPPORT HOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is
strong prejudice against articles of American
manufacture, and justly, too, in many cases,
but not so with d. B. De Land & Co.'s ps~'
Chemical Saleratus. This is the Lest article In
existence for cooking purposes, yet many lam
lilies are using English Soda, when this Saiera-
tus is much better, and by usinsit you are pat
rOnizing home production. For sale every
where.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

W. II. Nickel, Of Waterloo, informs IDS that
he planted hedge last spring which made 4
growth Of nearly three feet last season. IL in
tends to put out four miles this spring. He also
set out about $50 grape vines last year, of varf-
GUS kinds, which grew from four to nine feet.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

We sell Roger Bros. ceiebrat-
cd silver plated ware. This
ware is plated on genuine
albata, and full weight of
silver is guaranteed on every
dozen spoons and forks
Table, tea, and ssert
spoons. table and dessert
forks, as low as they can be
bought anywhere in the
State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Bay & Hall keep good grocery, They sell
cheap. They are rospering-especially Sam.
Give them n good patronage. sam. needs it
now more than ever. There is another man i'll
town they call Pap.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Use Geo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders,
the great American remedy for diseases of
Horses and Cattle, recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery Stable-kcepers, Stock Raisers
and every body who has tried it.
A SIX for Leis'; take no other.
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l<eh: Itch! Hitch: Scratch no More

wEo would endure the miseries of this dis
gustirs disease, when for the sum of fifty cents,
and BY the application of neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrom? SucI, remedy is the Itch Oint
mcnt, manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist, Lawrence. Kansas. BE sure to ask
for Leis', and take no Other-
For sale by all druggists throughout the
State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

DIV. Holderman & Co. have for sale the
new crystalized coal oil, which is said to be
cheaper and better than Kerosene. Also, the
new glass burners, which every body ought to
buy, on account OF their superiority over the
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For Sale.

SEX of sec. 81, town 10, range 10; and five
acres timber in w u, sec. II, town 10, range
10. Price reasonable, and payments made sat
isfactory. Apply to
1o-52-tf. RUGGLEs & PLUMB.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Horace Bundrem is about to erect nice
frame residence OH Merchants street, opposite
J. C. Halls. 1t will be 2IX25 feet. Horace
may think It none Of our business, but we
should like to know what he wants with n
house. II looks q little suspicious.
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Final Settlement.

OREDITORS and all other persons interest
~ ed in the estate of Benjamin T. Cooper,
late OF Lyon county. deceased, are hereby mott
fed that I intend to make final settlement Of
said estate st the next regular term Of the Pro-
bate Court of Lyon county. to be held at En-
poria ON the first Monday in April, A. ID. 1863.
b. +. MYERS,
Administrator.
Emporia, February ., 1868. 90
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House and Lot for Sale.

4 house. with four rooms, cellar and good
cistern for sale, located on first-class lot in
the business center of Emporia. Price, $1,000
cash. Apply at this office.
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wn3eraI Serznor.

Elder S. G. Brown will preach the funeral
sermon Of Mrs. Malinda Hill, at the school
house in district27, on Dow creek, on Sunday
the Sth of March.
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THE Postoffice room is undergoing consider
able change, preparatory to receiving stock OF
books and stationery. Geo. Wait is doing a
nj - job in fitting up the room.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Max Fawcctt has the contract for setting
Fremont Park in shade trees, and will I'LL it
this spring.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

Those splendid Chromos at Bates & Co.'s arc
going OF ike hot cakes. Take your pictures
to Bates & Co. II you want them framed. They
have large lot of framing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

George Frederick is about to erect an addi-
tim to hts store room on Commercial street,
near Masonic Hall, with view of moving his
store to that room.
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There is another man i'll town they call Pap.
He wears a stove pipe hat and carries a cane,
and weighs, (since the evenly eight hundred
pounds. He talks of sending the ''young man"
down on 'warnut' to take charge of the branch
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-02-28

By reference to our market report it will be
seen that dry goodS have taken a little rise
since our last issue. This report will be cor
rected weekly.
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Rev. James Gordon will preach at the Chris
tian church, in this place, Sunday next at
IL o'clock u. IN.
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Roberts & Rice making preparations as
rapidly rs possible, to commence brick-making
in tho spring. They already have most of the
wood upon tho ground.
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Wantcd!

From five to 100 acres of prairie breaking
done this coming summer, for which wish to
trade maple trees. MAX FAWCETT,
Emporia, Kansas.
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And Varied Stock of Taps, Chandeliers 9, 4.
and 6, light, nall Lamps and Bracket Lamps
west 81 the Missouri river, is to be seen at
NJ. II. BATES & Co.'s.
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Kempcr has just made an addition TO his bar
Der shop In the shape Of splendid and luxuri-
Gus BARRIERS chair, direct from ST. Louis.