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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-12
For Sale or Icxchange,

The subscriber wishes to exchange some good
Business and Residences. Lots in Enlporia, fol
Cash, Lumber, Stone, Sand, or Shingles, at fair
rates. /. e. PERLEY.
Emporia. February :, 1868. If-1-tf.
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Itch: Itch: Itch! scratch no N

Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gusting disease, when for the sum of fifty cents
and by the application of a neat preparations
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrom? Such remedy is the Itch Oint
NienE 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.
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TROM Eureka, Kansas, about the middle of
n May, "a silver iron HORSE be-
tween 10 and 16 hands high--had on his neck
leather strap with rope attached-brandeti
with IN. l." on fore foot Information lead
ing to his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
r. A. HITCHCOCK,
2425 Eureka, Kansas
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Just received to day, at Bundrem's shop,
direct from St.. Louis, a lot of new saddlery of
the latest styles. Now is the time to get first
choice. Bundrem also has large supply of
draft, carriage, and buggy harness, made from
the best materials, and by the best of work
men in his own shop.
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For Sale.

$50 acres of land on Eagle creek; 40 acres
timber, balance good prairie; never-failing
stock water. For further particulars call on
the undersigned at the Court House.
j. l.. WILLIAMS.
24-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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whitley & TRUTHS store room is undergoing
repairs, New shelves are being put in to make
rsona for an enlargement of their stock. They
nave just purchased supply of family gro
crries. and will hereafter keep them for sale.
See their rev. local notice. iESts&
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We publish marriage and obituary notices
free Of charge. but hav not the time to run
over the country to get the names and data.
VIII ministers and parties interested remem-
her this? ----
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One of the most pleasant features of the trip
out on the Indian hunt last week, was the fine
singing afforded by those sweet songsters, DIR.
ID. Luther Jacobs and Mr.. j. Shipley Watson
There is hope that these gentlemen may be in-
duced to give public concert at no distant
day. We have no doubt but they would draw
full house Those who heard them last week
would all attend, unless called away on i'm
portant business.
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There are now twenty-five thirty new
buildings going up in Emporia, and the coun-
try in every direction Is keeping pace with me
town.
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CIGARS AND ToBACCo.--LOYers of the weed
will find Agood supplyfor chewing or smoking
At Kemper's barber shop. Kemper has fitted
up in good style, and deserves the patronage
of the public.
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There never has been such crop prospects
Mt this season or the year as there now is in
this part of Kansas. Some of the corn is al
ready waist high. The wheat, together with
all Kinds of vegetables never looked better.
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Are now receiving large additions to their
mammoth stock of Drugs, Medicines. &C., and
are prepared to furnish dealers west and south
at low prices. We have the largest stock in
the Valley.
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&25.OO REWARD.

"STRAYED OR STOLEN from thu SUBJ
r. scriber, living two miles southwest Of En-
poria on the night OF the ed inst, one bright
bay MARE. five years oId-collar and saddle
fnarks--scar on left thighs; about 14< hands
high The above feNardsV be given for the
delivery Of the mare TO me, or liberal COM
pensation will be paid fSr information Of heT
whereabouts. - Z - - -
See or address WI. BETHURUA.
Emporia, May 2e, 1868. 22-A
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NOTIGE.

THHE Law partnership heretofore existing
under the f-al name and style Of Hunt q
Gillett, is this day dissolved by reason OF ex-
ne in business. and may be found in his ofaee
at the Court House. ana T. G.. Hunt in his Of
nee over Gillett s. Hadley's store:
r. 6. HUNT.
ALMEKIN GIuAETT.
Emporia, june /, 1893. 5s-9o
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Diseaseal Horaea and CattIe.

Diseased Horses and Cattle.
UseGeo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders,
the great American remedy fer diseases of
Horses and Cattle, recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery Stable-keepers, Stock Raisers
and everybody who has tried IT,
Ask for I4eis'; take no other.
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Mr.. Perley's now residence ON Merchants
street, is nearly completed, aud will be the
incest one in town. What we most need now
Is some nice residences Perley is doing his
duty In this reslject.a - - n.
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In our hurry last week to go on the Indian
hunt, we forgot several advertisements and
notices, for which we ask the pardon of those
who brought them in. -.sr ,s-Fr
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y Mr.. McCarter living on Walnut, just be-
low Capt Donaldson's, was burned out OF
house and home afew days ago by prairie
TIRE which caught in the dead grass near his
residence
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Final Settlement.

HREDITORS and all parties interested in
the e.tate of Abraham F. Pettibone. de-
ceased, will take notice that will make final
settlement of said estate at the July term Of
the Probate Court Of Lyon county, Kansas
p. B MANSON,
Administrator.
Emporia, June 5, 1868. 24-27
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Almerin Gillett has been appointed local
agent of the Northwestern Life Insurance Com
pany. Office Ut the Court house.
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Cnnn Meeting.

The United Brethren will hold camp meet
ing at the Rinkcr Camp Ground, near Empo-
ria, commencing on Thursday, September Sd,
1868
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George Frederick & Co. will receive "A lot of
fresh goods during the ceming week--see their
new local notice.
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A Large Stock of Moulding

Gilt, Rosewood and Gilt, Black Walnut and
imitation Walnut, Picture Nails, Cord and
Tassell and Picture Glass at
NJ. II. BATES & Co.'s.
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Peyton IL Sanders have moved their law Of
nee OF the new brick front building, over Fra
ker 81 Peyton's new hardware store
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Rev. NJ. s. CrossweII, the new pastor of the
Congregational church in Emporia, has az
rived and entered upon his duties.
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pura winasf
M. H. Bates &

Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard Dupuy
& Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pun:
poses. at NJ. II. BATES & Co.'S.
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Several ads and locals brought in too
late for this issue.
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Go To Mer,.s Restaurant and get some ice
cream or cool soda water for this hot weather.
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Ruggles IL Plumb have completed their new
building below Whitley * Truths, store, and
will move their law office into it in Il few days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-06-12

DIR. Moore is about 10 commence the erection
OF large, two story addition to the front OF
his residence.
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MARRIED..

June 9th, 1868, by Rev. Jacob Buck, Mr.
AMOS PARTLow and Miss SARAH l. LUDY,
both Of Lyon county, Kansas.
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We received a call this week from Elder II.
q. Vandervort, of Illinois. He will probably
remain for n few months and take pastoral
charge of the Christian church in this place.
He will preach Mt the Christian church next
Sabbath at IL O'Clock 4. NJ. and ~ Pm.
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Bohemian ToiIet setts.

French Wax Boxes, Jewel Baskets, Fine Per
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
II. Ii. BATES & Co.'S.
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ID. J.. Clark has the frame OF u commodious
Residence up OH Mechanics street, near Judge
Spicer's.
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Mr.. Tr'itt, OF the firm Of whitley " Truitt
Is putting up new residence on Union street
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Catterson will resolve p lot Gf double shovel
plows on Monday next.
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-z.P, Groves new residence is nearly ready
Tor occupancy.
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Aericultursl AIeeting. =

= f'here Win be meeting of the Lyon county
Agricultural Society, at the Court House, in
Emporia, on Saturday, June 18th, 1858, ut
Hstork x. n, lfur. the purpose of eIecting a
President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secreta-
~ and Board Of Directors, for said Society, and
for the. transaction 81 sneh other business as
may be deemed necessary.
BY order X. II. ABRAHAM.
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Let no man interested forget the Agricultu-
raj meeting Tomorrow afternoon.
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Mr.. Francis has just erected new story
a-half residence near the Normal building.
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II u M OV AL.

Miss M. M. DIXON
ner of Commercial street and Seventh avenue,
opposite DIR. Trueworthy's office, where she
on hand. She also has one Of the best Of Sew
ing machines, and can do stitching on short
notice. ..e, 4 ,,-<.~Y 11-22
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A SUPERB stool

A superb SCOck
OF Wall Paper, Gold Borders, Window Paper
and Stationery, at II. H. BATES & Co.'s.
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New Advertisements.
A@nNra wANruD
Lost.

ON Wednesday, the 10th inst, between
" Burlngame and Emporia, (supposed be-
tNv cen Dragon and Elm creeks) a new. heavy
OVERCOAT, two SOLDIER-BLANKETS,a and
an OIL-CLOTH BLANKET. Any person find
ing the above named articles will be ffberaIly
rewarded if they are left at Fraker & Peyton's
store in Emporia. G. r. SOCLE,
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EHnif .IaISS

A large lot ut Eskridge's store-different
received. 11-24
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New goods at Clapp's.
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AmaricIls Cheese

NOR sale cheap at the Factory, OF the stores
Of Giilett q Hadley and CIV. Frederick
Co. in EmpoFia. <sfssz
/ offer 1t In quantities q from single cheese
20 three thousand pounds. and warrant Is 70 b
as good as any TO be found In the market.
p. b. CAMPBELL,
a2-3m Proprietor Americas Cheese Factory.
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EMPORIA WATER MILL.

w. II. Cd EN-,
Proprietor and Manager.
Locatefon the Cottonwood, south Of town, 10
now in
Successful Operation,
And is ready TO grind for customers on ifs
that can be pleased. VIII keep -four constantly
on hand, and will sell as cheap as can be
usual terms, and will try and please those
bought in this part Of Kansas. To parties buying
to sell again, liberal discount viii be made
and all -four warranted. Ek
i will pay for choice fall wheat $3.50 per
brIshel; Four for sale at from q TO 81 Per 100
lbs; corn meal go cts. per bushel. Bran and
chop constantly on hands,
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To owners of McCormick's Ma
chimes.
keep supply of repairs hand for Nc.
Cormick's Reapers and Mowers, and am ready
to dispose of them at manufacturers prices
with freight added. j. l.. CATTERSON,
2ttf Agent, Emporia, Kansas
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Work is progressing ON Gilmore & Hirth's
new furniture store building. 1t is being
built Of stone, and will have an iron front. 1t
will be one of the most substantial buildings
in the village, and when completed will be I'LL
ed with a splendid stock of furniture.
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An Immense stack


OF Paints, Oils, Varnish, Putty, and window
Glass, ut NJ. II. BATES & Co.'S
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Fraker & Peyton's and Jones' new business
rooms are fast approaching completion. They
will be occupied in few days, the first by
Fraker & Peyton's hardware and stove estab-
lishment, and the other by VIM. Pyle, dry
goods merchant The tin shop of the former
named firm has already been moved into the
upper story of their room. Both these business
rooms will be fitted up with all the modern i'm
provements. The counters and shelves are
tasteful and convenient. The hardware store
will be one of the best and most conveniently
arranged in southern Kansas. The block is
monument To the enterprise of the gentle
men who are putting them up, and credit to
every mechanic who has had hand in its con-
struction. The brick front block is a credit to
this part of Kansas.
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DISSOLUTION,

N nership heretofore existing between Coats
& Murrell, in the Carpenter business, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves Indebted to the late firm
will please call ON either party and settle i'm
mediately. e. III. COATS.
2. B. MURRELL.
Frnnoria Kansas, june 9Th, 1888. 2s-26
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Col. B. F. Myers brought US this week a
basket full of the largest and incest Pew po-
tatoes that we have seen this season. The Col.
is one of our best farmers, and we think he
should have a fair partner to share with him
the fruits OF hts fine farm. r gaH
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remain for few months and take pastoral
charge OF the Christian church in this place.
He will preach ut the Christian church next
Sabbath at IL o'clock A. NJ. and IA p. NJ.
-
Work is progressing on Gilmore & Hirth's
new furniture store building. 1t is being
built Of stone, and will have an iron front. 1t
will DO one of the most substantial buildings
in the village, and when completed will be I'LL
ed with = splendid stock Of furniture.
Col. B. F.. Myers brought us this week u
basket full OF the largest and incest rev po-
tatoes that we have seen this season. The Col
is one of our best farmers, and we think he
should have fair partner to share with him
the fruits OF his fine farm. e n
- o. - - 4t'l
The walls sc j. r. Swallow 81 Co.'S, and
Perley's new block are looming up, and will
soon reach the second story, The front col
umiis areto3 be Of iron. The bank building
will be three stories high, the upper room to
be used as n hali for the afasons and Odd Eel
lows It-win he fne block -s - ~ =
~ tH-S~-S----f 1 80 - e.
Coke Watson, OF this place, was ''taken i'm
by the Cheyennes ON the day OF their fight with
the Kaws, and kept prisoner about two hours.
He happened 20 be riding across the prairies
from Council Grove, to Peyton creek, when he
suddenly came upon the Cheyennes. At their
urgent solicitation Coke piloted the CheyenRes
to the hills opposite the Kaw Agency. He saw
the fight and enjoyed II hugely. . l
- f. n t -
Vayle,Seruon sends us an Interesting letter
from She Walnut, which, we sorry TO say,
came too late for this issue, as We had several
long articles in hand when Il arrived- 1t is
mostly devoted to the Indian scare, and says all
danger has passed. II also relates the instant
aneous killing OF a iitsie boy on the 30th OF
May by lightning. The boy was living with
Mr.. coggshall. en- Cole creek, in Butler county
r. - pSS- A 0.aa
.sThe first cheese factory ever started In kan
sas has Just been put in operation nj Ointhe.'
We fnd the above statement going the
rounds Of the Kansas papers. II was started
by one Of our Olathe exchanges. who rejoice'
that cheese factory has been established neal
that city 1t might be true were it not for thu
fact that cheese factories have been in opera
ton in Usage and Lyon counties for three, foui
or I'VE years Have our Olathe friends neye
Leard Of the Usage county cheese! They has
better not go to Burlingame and acknewiedg
such deplorable Ignorance The people
Colorado and New Mexico know all about tn
Lyon county cheese, ;it having been shipPe'
there extensively for two years past.
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Concord, Delaware and isabella
Grape Vines, Strawberry
plants, Hedge plants,
and variety Of
NOTICE

L sented to the Board of County Commission
ers of Lyon county, at their regular meeting to
be held on the 9Th day of July, 1858, praying
Commencing on the section line between sec
lions "a and Is, at the northeast corner of sec
ton "a, township 10. range 10; thence west on
said section line to the Cottonwood river,
thence uD said river to the place known ~
Bakers Ford JAMES H. PHEANIS,
1924 Petitioner.
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I III. $40 Ina ADF1nLA- 1SOGE011k House,
At the meeting Of the State Normal School
Boarding House Association on Tuesday, q
trade was effected between the association for
its unfinished building, and 10, athan Hunt
for his hotel building In the east part Of town.
Many had been opposed to this trade, but the
disinterested committee reported in favor Of it,
and It was consummated. This gives the as
ISOLATION building unincumbered, worth as
much as the unfinished building could have
been sold for. It will be ready for use at the
opening Of the fail term, and will accommodate
Twenty-Five students. 1t is hoped chat board
can be furnished at from $3.50 to $500 per
week. The association could not finish the
building which they commenced, and we be-
hcve the trade was beneficial to the associa-
ton and the school, all Things considered. II
will be AN easy matter to put up an addition
TO the building If it is found inadequate to
meet the demands for cheap board.
Mr.. Hunt viii complete the building at once.
as he agrees ta give possession of his hotel by
themiddle of September, for the uses of the nor
mai scholars. We rejoice in the prospect of
having hotel in Emporia that will aeeommo-
date the public. Mr.. Hunt has kept good
house, but his room was insufficient. We
doubt not he will lit 1t up in the most approx
ed style.
A new Board Of directors was elected by the
association, consisting Of G. d. Humphrey,
President; c. V. Eskridge, VIM T. Soden,
L. b. Kellogg, and John Wood. r. B. Hurst
was reelected Treasurer, and Ed. Borton See
ret%zy Of the association.
----$>S-
SABBATH schools, superintendent, teachers
and friends of the cause, are earnestly solicit
ed to attend Union Sabbath School Associa-
ton on the both inst, at the school house in
Friends neighborhood, ON the Cottonwood
Two meetings have been held. at viii IN six
schools were represented. 1t being the de-
sire Of those in attendance to form perma-
nent organization, we take this method of in
viting the cooperation and assistance of all
Sabbath school patrons. Our object is to in
crease the interest and efficiency OF our schools
by discussing the best methods of conducting
recitations and securing attendance; by learn
ing if possible the most successful methods of
obtaining Bible knowledge. Everything else
is advancing; the Sabbath school cause must
not be left behind. Come one, come all, on the
10th, at . O'Clock p. NJ, and come prepared TO
participate. L L. STANLEY, Prest.
j. ALLEN, Sec'y.
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%. $40 Acres OF Choice LAND

I am agent for the sale of the lands belong
ing to AMOS A. LAWRENCE, situated in Lyon,
Chase, Marion, Greenwood, Butler and Sedg-
wick counties. This land was selected with
care ut an early day, and much Of il is tim
bered. and well watered. Price form $3.50 to
800 per acre. This is the best opportunity
now offered in Kansas to get good unimprov ed
lands ut low figure. z. p. BANCROFT,
lift Real Estate Agent, Emporia.
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70 w AND COUNTRY.

FRIDAY, June IL, 1868.
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SfraY0G.

Emporia, June 5, 1868.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-16

Of those into whose hands the book is likely to
fall would do better tofolloF the good lady's
hints rather than laugh at them.
From T. B. Peterson u Brothers we have
received "The White Scalper," by Gustave
Aimard. This is one of Mr.. Aimard's exciting
Tomances of frontier life. The scene is laid IN
Texas during the progress Of the war for lnoe-
pendence, and the story is as highly spiced
with thrilling incidents as the most ardent
lovers of this class of fiction can desire.
The atlantic Almanac for 1869, published
by Ticknor & Fields, aud edited by Donald X,
Mitchell, is finely illustrated and handsomely
gotten up. The contributions Of prose and
poetry are original, and such names
as James Russell Lowell, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, Josiah Quincy, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Donald X. Mitchell, Charles James,
sprague, and others, are guarantees of excel
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Hitchcock, Granville Perkins, and George G..
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tions OF eclipses, tides, etc, are by Professor
Charles s. Peirce. For sale by G.. w. Pitcher,
No. sos Chestnut street.
The American Journal of Medical Sciences
for October, edited by Isaac Hays, M. D., is up
to the highest standard as regards the number
and value of its articles. This quarterly is
too well known and too highly appreciated by
the medical profession for it to need any spe.
cial commentator from us. Published by
Henry C. Lea, Nos. 706 and 70s SAMSON street