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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02


1870 Prom Pittsburgh, by Port Perry, Coal Val
ley, Davosburg, McKeesport, West Eliza.
beth, Elizabeth, Coal Bluff Monongahela
City, Lock No, 4, Webstor, Belyerson,
Cookstown, Bellezani, Pike Run, Caliror
mia, Brownsville, Mount Airy, Frederick.
town, Millsboro', Rice's Landing, David.
sons Ferry, Gray's Landing and New Gs
neya, to Greensboro, IS miles and back.
daily, except Sunday, by steamboats,
during navigation, and three times A
week the residue Of the year
Leave Pittsburgh daily, except Sunday, q,
Sam.
Arrive at Greensboro by s N.
Leave Greensboro daily, except sunday,
at8:l6 m
Arrive at Pittsburgh by SPIN.
TH'ueekly trips to be on Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday from Pittsburgh, and
from Greensboro on alternate days.
p .
1880 From philadelphis, by Upper Darby, Hay.
eriord, Newton square, Edgemont viii.
hstovn Inn and Milltown, to West Ches.
r.2ai miles and back, three time. a
week.
Leave Philadelphia Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at Up IN.
Arrive at West Chester by 8 pm.
Leave West Chester Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at Yam.
ga, Arrive at Philadelphia by pm.
1881 From Glen Riddle, by Lima, to Howell.
vile, miles and back, six times a week.
Lsays Glen Riddle dniIy, except Sunday,
Arrive at HOwsllvills by II,4Oap.
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1873 From suneury, by Snydertown, Paxinos
and Shamokin, 10 Mount Carmel 2s
miles and back, daily except Sunday, and
by. schedule satisfactory to the Depart
ment.
1924 From Alton, by. Bradford, KsndaIus Creek
and Limestone, to Carrolltop. "a s5.lOe
miles and back, daily except Sunday, by
railroad, and by a schedule satisfactory
to the Department.
1928 From shawmut Junction to Shawmut, IA
miles and back, daily except Sunday, by
railroad, and by a schedule satisfactory
to the Department
1929 From Irvine, by Gotham. Tidionte. West
Hickory, Tionesta, Eagle Rock, and
oleopolis to OIL City 50 miles and back,
daily except Sunday, by railroad. and by
4 schedule satisfactory TO the Dspsrtmspt,
1927 From Strasburg to Lsaman Place, miles
and back, six times . week BY railroad.
Leave strasburg daily except Sunday at
930am.
Arrive at Leamnn Place BY 10 N
Leave Lesmsn Place daily except Sunday
at II. so q m,
Arrive at strasburg by IL N.
1928 From Lancaster, by Hsmp6old, Mount
vie, Columbia, Marietta, Bainbridge
and Falmouth, to Middleton, 32i miles
back, six times q week, by railroad. In
due connection with route 1901
1899 From Harrisburg, BY Dauphip, Glendale
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Leave Howsilville daily, .zosp. Sunday, at

Leave Howsilville daily, except Sunday, at
II 40 q m.
Arrive At Glen Riddl. by 1855 pm. Z
1852 From Glen Riddle to Village Green, . m les
AID back, six times . week.
Leave Glen Riddle daily except Sunday at
9:25 nm.
Arrive at villsgs Green BY 9.sS . N.
Leave villnge Green daily except Sun lay
at o:55 q m.
Arrive at Glen Riddle BY lo2s . m.
1883 From Media to MARBLE, 81 miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Medin Tuesday, Thursday and sstur.
Arrive at MARBLE BY 2pm
Leave MARBLE Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at Q a m.
Arrive at Media BY 10 an.
1881 From Cheynsy to Thornton, 4 miles and
back, three times . week
Leave Cheyney Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at 10 IN.
Arrive at Thornton BY IL an.
Leave Thornton Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Ut $50 IN.
Arrive at Cheyney by $50 m.
1885 From Westehester, by Goshenville and su-
gsrtown, to Paoli, 8 miles and back, once
aweek.
Leave wsstchestsr Tuesday a, Gam.
Arrive at Paoli BY IL m.
Leave Paoii Tuesday at 2 pm.
Arrive at Westchetter by 5 p m.
1856 From Westchestcr, by Marshalton, Bnbre.
vile, Unionville, Doe Run and Gum Tree
to Cochransville, 90 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave westchester Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at IL m.
Arrive at Coohransvillo BY 3 p IN.
Leave Cochransville Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at an.
Arrive at Westchester by IL m.
1887 From Weitehester to Downingtown, 9 miller
and back, six times . week.
Leave Wes;chestsr daily except Sunday at
SPIN.
Arrive at Downingtown BY $50 p IN.
Leave Downipgtown daily except Sunday
at $50 d IN.
Arrive at Westohoster by . q IN,
1883 From Downipgtown, BY Guthriesvills,
Brandywine Manor, Rockville, Honey
Brook and Beartown, to Blue Ball, 90 mills.
and back, three timeI . week
Leave Downingtown Tuesday. Thursda }
and Saturday AFTER arrival OF cars from
Philadelphia, say at 10 a m.
Arrive at Blue Ball by $50 10.
Leave Blue BAN Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 9. 30 q IN.
Arrive at Downingtown In time 10 connect
with cars for Philadelp hia-,ay By 10 . IN
1889 From Phnnixville, by Kimberton, Chester
Springs, West Vincent, Marsh, Norge n.
town, Churchtown and Goodvils to Blu,
Ball 3lt miles and back, throo times Q
week, with three additional trips r.
Chester Spring, from LIST April to LIST oc.
tober.
Leave phnnixviIle Tuesd.v Th,r,d.v and
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u O R

T1his celebrated horse wiz be kept the pres
ent season as follows:
At the stable of j. S Mitchell, IN South Fork,
five miles south Of Bazaar, on Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays; and at the stable OF the
undersigned on the Cottonwood, five miles
west of Enporia, on Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays,
service, 81. Money to be paid when the mare
is known to be with Eal.
Job is II hands high, u bright bay, and nine
years old in May. He was sired by Old Job,
IF Kentucky. which ran on the six mile tr ok
IN that State from the time he was two until he
vas six wears old. He ran against Flying
Cloud, Eclipse, and many other fast horses, but
Vas never beaten. Job was foaled by Duke
Of YORK mare: she was sired by New York
Draught horse: her dam being Jolly Farmer hnr eT
| dar, was TTifalger mare. The old Trifalger
horse was one Of the fastest horses in Ohio; .
/ Carewill be taken to prevent accidents, Dui
will not be responsible for any that may hap
pen. Persons parting with mares before they
/ are known 20 be with foal 1orfelts the Insur.
ance money. " ~. +. BAKER.
1 April /, 1865 HIS
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EMPoR1A MARKETS.


FLoUR..xxx, 1925 per sack; Xxx, GO
CORN MEAL-75c. per bushei.
PoTAToEs-Irish,, 800 per bushel; sweet
CoRN-40c. per bushcl.
WHEAT Fall. s1,I5 to e,25 per bushcl
FRESH MEATs@Choice beef steak and roast
121zc. per b.; other qualities, &C. q Sc. Porl
steak, l21<e.; sides and midlings, 10 to 12c.
TEAS-Young Hyson, 1928 per d.: Imperi
al, 200 to $50; Gunpowder, go; Japan, 200;
CoFFEE-Rio, 33c per h.; Java. 45c.
SUGAR-Refined. 20 to % &c. per H.; crushed
2je.; n. o.. Is to pie.
RiCE-1635c. per b.
HOMINY-Sc. per ID.
MoLAssEs- Sorghum, &c. per gallon; sugar
house, Sl,So; golden syrup, 1,o0; sugar loaf
VINEGAR-Cider, &C., per gallon; sorghum
.FIsn--No. mackerel, zoe. per H.; $40 pei
kit; white fish, 1899. per H.: cod fish. l5c.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, I5c. per h.: peach.
es, 20c.; currants, 30c.; blackberries, 60c
CANNED GooDs-Peaches,- 4oc.; cherries,
o9e.; biackbSerries, 5oc.; Strawberries. 6oc.;
dimes, zoe.
CHEEsE-2Oc. per b.
CRACRERS-Soda, butter and picnic 1Jc per
ID; sugar, Doc; cream biscuit, 25c.
BCTTER-35c. per 10.
EGGS-10c. per dozen.
SALT-fc. per H.; 49, 90 per Dbl.
EARD-20c. per b.
IAMs-CocAtry, zoe. per b.; sugar cured,
BACoS--1Sc. per h.
SOAP--Extra family. 15c. per n: rnsin, 1919
TaI.Loyr -I0C. per ID.
CASDLES-Star. Soc. per H.; tallow, CSC.
fSEz1osESE-9oc. per gal; crystalized oil 65c
l.soEs-Dry. 111&e.; green, 41Sc.
SnoT-2oc. per u.
JgAD-2uc.
POwDER-60c.
FINISHED DooRs-S3.75 to $50.
NAILs-6d. 10 2ed., $3.50 per keg; Sc. per h;
I'D, 5000 per keS; lie. per H.; Al, S,I5 per
keg; Ic1zc. per +.
LUM3ER-Native, $3.50 to 400 per hundred
feet; pine siding, $50 to $685. flooring, 100 to
40; blilding lumber, 800 to 90.
IRlSTS-Spraguc's, Cocheco. American and
IIainiltofs. Use. per yard; Providence and I'm
ion, Ice; WamSutta, 12c.
SnEETI:sGs-Stark A.. Indian Head and
Missouri N. 1, DC. per yard; Great West
erii. and Canelton, 1s3<c.; Anchor. IC2Sc.
BLH*ClEn MCsLISS-1213c.t to 35c. per yard
DESiAIs-25c. TO 35c. per yard.
SHIFTING STRTPE-I635c. to 35c. per yard.
WooI. DELAINES-50 a SOC. per yard
MEETNoS-;s1,2 20 to 80 per yard
FLANNELS--,-5o. 55 and 6Oc per yard.
HOMEMADE JEASs-S1, 90 to 60.
FACToRY JEANS--70, 10 and 90c.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-2j a See.
.SATINErS--~5, s. q s 100.
HOOP SKI&TS-5Cc. to $3.50.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Those Interested viii be heartily glad to learn
that Rev. G.. r. Rice has been rc-appointcd as
Presiding Elder Of the Emporia District for
the coming year. Hcis faithful, efficient and
Woodworking christian gentleman. Sincerity
and earnestness are leading characteristics
with lin. lie has the largest and most difficult
field Of labor in Kansas. During the last year
he rede 1000 miles on pOny-back, preached two
hundred sermons and delivered as many cXtr-
tations and addresses, and was very sick with
ague considerable of the time. Mr.. Rice's APP
pointment will be acceptable not only to his
own denomination, but to the public generally.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

II. v. Bundrem has received a supply Of the
latest Patent Safety Bride Bit" 1t is an in
genious contrivance, and seems well calculated
to control runaway or unmanageabIe horses.
Go and see the bit at Bundrem's shop. More
extended notice next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03
HEAD OUARTERs

For Dry Goods. viii be found at whitley &
TRUTHS, who are now receiving and opening
their new stock of Spring and Summer goods,
all of which have been bought for CASH in
the best markets East and will be sold for
CASH at very small profit. Their stock of
dress goods. white goods, domestic dry goods,
notions, rcady-made clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, is complete. They guarantee
their prices as low asst the river or railroad,
with freight added Remember money saved
is money made. ~ 1872
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EaShin,,ahIe.

j. C. Hall has one of the incest and best Sc
lections of clothes and cas- simeres ever offered
to the citizens of Emporia a I'D vicinity. and has
secured the services of J. Feeny, of Leayen-
worth, Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
to order, in the latest style, md warranted to
give satisfaction, or no charge. Also, will rem
oyate and cleanse old clothes y rithout injury te
the cloth. Come, gentlemen a I'D ladies, give
us call, as we think we can lease the mos
fastidieur.
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Dress Making!

Miss j. A. Derthick announces to the ladies
Of Emporia and vicinity, that she has opened
Dress Makers shop at the residence Of Mr..
Schryver, on Mechanics Street, between Ihlrd
and Fourth Avenues where she will be found
at all times ready to do all kinds ef Cutting and
Sewing.
A large supply of the Latest Styles CT Pa
terms on hand. 1l-0.u.
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PIG. Hallberg has just returned from the
river towns, where he purchased heavy stock
of spring goods, consisting of dry goods, gro
ccries, etc. They win be here IN few days,
when Hallbcrg will be prepared to receive his
customers and exhibit to them fine stock.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Van Holmes has gone to work again. We
arc afraid Van is getting reckless, and put this
notice in that his friends may be OH the look
out. He is breaking and fencing some lots in
the west part of town, and we conclude is go
ing TO put up new residence.
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Wanted.

20 head of two year old heifcrs that will have
calves this spring. Inquire Of
WI. CANTRALL,
1914 Emporia, Kansas.
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Billiard saloon.

would respectfully inform the puhlic that
have refittcd and remodcled my Billiard es-
Enlistment and fixed things up gay. Choice
Cigars, Tobacco, Candies &c., constantly On
hand. Give me call. c. r. SIPES.
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We regret - learn that Dir. A. E. Rhodes,
Of Fremont township, met with serious acct
dent few days ago, from which he is now ly-
ing in Il critical condition. He made a tempo
rary platform TO o.upon his house to fix the
stove pipe. While ascending he made 4 mis-
step and fell, breaking and dislocating his thigh
Done. He was Just recovering from long and
severe spell OF sickness, and some doubts are
entertained about his recovery, considering his
cmaciated condition. At best he must be con-
fined TO his bed for months.
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g q PLUMB
Itch! Itch.Itch! Scratch no More

Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gustng disease, when for the sum Of fifty cents.
and by the application of neat preparations
they may certainly snd speedily be relieved
th9rcfrcm? Such remedy is the Itch Oint
ment. manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist. Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Lcis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout ths
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Gillctt Hadley have our thanks for the nice
extra sugar cured ham which they laid, upon
our table yesterday. We shall eat it ard think
kindly of their generosity. They have just re-
ceived heavy invoice of sugar cured hams
and side meat. .-
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Valuable Property for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his residence
on Union and Sixth Avenue. There are three
lots, house, barn and bearing fruit trees.
Also, so acres of land five miles from town,
on the Cottonwood river. Call on
I0-tf j. G.. FRAZER.
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RchnSINnfIc-

The spring term Of school in district No.
VIII commence Monday April 9Th. a prompt
attendance on that day Of all who desire 70 at
tend during the term is desirable, in order that
the school may be properly graded.
T. p. BANCROFT, Director.
MOVES SPICER Clerk
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L. NJ. Hancock, OF the Indiana Conference,
has been transferred To the Kansas Conference
and appointed to Emporia NJ Z. church for the
ensuing year. \ few of our citizens know Mr.
Hancock, and speak of him in terms ofpraisc.
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For Sale or Excllange.

The subscriber wishes to exchange some good
Business and Residence Lots in Emporia, for
Cash, Lumber, Stone Sand, or Shingles, at fair
rates. !. L. PERLEY.
FnDoria February 7 1868. 11-1-tf.
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First of the season.

Hallbcrg favored us with a nice pan Of let
tuce and raddishcs on Wednesday last from his
hot beds. Many thanks p. e., with request
TO call often OH such errands.
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New FURNITURE.

Gilmore Firth have received several loads
of new furniture during the past week. We
looked throug their establishment yesterday,
and believe they now have the largest and most
elegant stock Of bureaus, glasses, tables stands
.afes chairs, etc., they have ever offered TO the
public. In the line Of chairs they have a vari-
ETY. that cannot fail to suit the public. Go and
zee them,
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G. w. Frederick 6 Co. have moved their
store to their new room opposite the pest office,
where they will be glad to see their old custo-
mcrs and as many new ones as may see lit to IL
Cor them with call.
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale cne-half of
She Grist and Saw Mills at Neosho RAPIDS, Ly-
on county, Kansas. Also a dwelling house and
twenty acres of improved land ndjoining the
mill lot, and the town Of Neosho Rapids.
1921 PETER HARVEY.
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Nelson L. Weaver, Of the firm of Moore Z
Weaver, is now in st. Louis to pure base
spring and summer supply Of drugs, mcdi-
Clues ETC.. for the establishment.
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Apple Trees.

4 few thousand grated Apple Trees, Of va
rious sizes, some large and bearing in the nur-
sery, for by r. II. ABRAHAM.
Dow Greek, five miles north Of Emporia.
Ip-43-6m.
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On the 18th ult-, at Burlington, Kansas, by
Prof. j. d. Rankin, s. F. McGOWEE, of EN-
poria, and MATTE }. HOOvERsof Bur
hngton.
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People will boar in mind that an insurance
policy issued by company which has not
complied with the law in publishing an eNhib-
it of its financial condition, together with the
Auditors certificate, Is not legal.
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offer for sale my new residence ON Exchange
street, Emporia, at low figures. Good house,
eontaing four rooms, and cellar. Two lots and
situation desirable. Will take team of hors-
es or mules in part pay. j. 4. PERSON.
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FARM FOR SALE.

HNE OF the best bottom farms in Lyon conn-
~ ", containing 1877 acres, 100 acres fenced,
- acres broke, 10 acres pasture. acres orchard,
oe1Weela o90 ana 200 fruit trees, consisting Of
peaches. apples and cherries, mostly bearing:
gooseberries. grapes, currents, etc.; 80 acres
timber; stock water. and good well: one
house, with six rooms well finished: can be
bought with or without crop. Time will be
given on part Of the payment IL necessary
FOR further particulars inquire at this Office or
% ne proputoT. lO-e-3n W. SUCKER.
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Russ Randall informs us that the weeds are
getting quite start in some OF the wheat
fields, owing TO the early spring, and that some
farmers have become discouraged and gone 10
blowing up their wheat. We never knew any
body to pillow up wheat but what they regret
tcd IL when harvest came.
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Hn1rSe For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale her house
and lot OH Market street, near the Normal
School house, Emporia, Kansas.
13-tf j. MCCARTNEY.
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The peach trees are in full bloom, and we
understand the cold Of Wednesday night IN
iurcd them little. Early vegetables also sur
fered some, peas, raddishes, etc., being eonsld-
crably nippcd, by the slight frost. Had the
weather been damp they would undoubtedi!
have suffered severely.
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For Sale.

SeJ1 of sec. 81, town 10, range &c; and FIVE
acres timber in w u sec. l., town 10, range
10. Price reasonable and payments made sat
isflctory. Apply to
1o-5atf. RUGGLES e PLUMB.
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HOuSe nnd LOt for s

y house, with four rooms, cellar and good
cistern for sale, located ON frst-class lot in
the business center Of Emporia. Price, $1,000
cash. Apply at this office.
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The Most ELEGANT

And Varied Stock Of Lamps, Chandeliers, 9, 4,
and s, light; Hall Lamps and Bracket Lamps,
west of the Missouri river, is to be seen at
NJ II. BATES & Co.'s.
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+. G. Duke, of Nerdigris, recently sold his
two farms on that stream to some parties from
Douglas county. lie hadtwo ofthe best farms
on the Vcrdigris, and sold one Of them at 500
per acre, and the other at SD.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Persons recently from Ohio and Illinois in
form us that the mud is almost intolcrable IN
those States. Here the roads are rs smooth and
dry as plank road, and we have had plenty
of rain too.
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RobaD,iaD Toilet Sets

French Wax Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Per
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
NJ II. BATES & Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard, Dupuy
& Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur-
poses. at NJ III. BATES & Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. and Miss Alice Norton
have been engaged to teach the spring term of
our district school. The two former have been
engaged in the school during the year past.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Use Geo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders,
the great American remedy fer diseases of
Horses and Cattle recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery Stable-keepers, Stock Raiscrs
and everybody who has tried if.
Ask for Leis'; take no other.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Jabcz Truitt, late of Illinois, has arrived
here, and we learn will take up his permanent
residence with us. Hc is bulldog a substan-
tial and commodious residence on Union street.
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A Largo Stock

OF the best makes of Shoulder Braces, support
crs, Trusses, Bandages and Physicians Cases
at NJ. II. BATES 6 Co.'S.
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Violin For Sale.

A No. 1 Violin, box End everything com
plete, for sale cheap for cash. Inquire at thi!
office. 1914
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For Sale.

4 house and lot on Market Street, Emporia;
has four rooms, and good cistcrn. Price.
5000. JOHE FAW CETT.
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Several of our citizens are about toleave here
and take up their residencein oswego, Labette
county. Z. II. Trask, who has been engaged
III this office for two years past is about to start
paper Mt Oswegc. He is good printer, ard
we hope lie may do well. j. r. Pierson, Wes-
ley Picrson and Frank Hanfori are going there
to engage in the furniture business, and S. N.
wilkins Is going to carry ON the carpenter bus,
mess. We regret to loose these citizens, and
hope they may fully realize all they hope for in
the change. .
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FOR SALE!

have for sale good farm horse. Will
trade him for beef cattle.
lilo JOSEPH F'nANCIS
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The Emporia News.
Frlaay, April 3, 1865.
TO WIN AND COUNTRY.
New Advertisements.

of New advertisements.
Gillett IIadlcy's grocery store
Peter Harvcy's mill. Mt Neosho Rapids.
whitley & Truths headquarters for dry
goods in our local notices.
j. t. Pearson's residence for sale in local no.
tices. a 81 resgs.r
w. F. Bakers and 5. j. Smiths horses.
Geo. Plumb wants farm hand.
10 Francis wants to sell horse.
Directors Of school district No. 81, (PIynl-
outh) want proposals for building a new
school house.
Gibson & 10y, OF Anlcricus have dissolved,
and want those indebted to settle.
All Of which read carefully.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Miss VI. NJ. Dixon has just received spring
stock of Millinery Goods. The ladies will find
ii to their interests to givc her call.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03
A Snnerh stock
Pure Wines /!

OF Wall Paper, Gold Borders, Window Paper,
and Stationery, at NJ. II. BATES & Co.'S.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03
f" The Pen is Mightier than the
SWOrd.'

N. II. Bates & Co., emily authorized agents for
the sale of Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens. A
large stock constantly on hand, and sold at
manufacturers prices, wholesale and retail.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

j L Catterson has just received several wag-
OH loads Of MeCormack's Rcapers and
Mowers, 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-03

Some of the ladies tell US that Hall e Bro.
really have a very nice selection of dress goods.
Go and see, ladies.