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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

The CANE PRESENTATION LAST NIGHT
Last night large '.bpt select" party of
friends met at the residence of John G..
Thompson, on the occasion of the presenta-
tion to him of the gold headed cane voted
him by our citizens at the Catholic Fair
last week. The cane is a very handsome
ebony stick with massive gold head, bear
Ing the inscription: Awarded to j. G..
Thompson. by popular vote. at the Catholic
Fair. Columbus, Ohio, 1862 sFfisss
The presentation was made by Capt.
VIM. Riches, who said: --...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19


Drunk AND DIsoRDERLY.-Did you ever
think, reader, how much misery, repent
ance and headache is comprised in the three
words drunk and disorderly :'' Come
with US some morning to the Mayors office.
There stands man charged with having
been drunk and disorderly. See how he
presses his hand to his burning brow, as it
every throb struck on his brain like trip
hammer. How dim and watery his blood
shoteye. His hair unkemptand coated o'er
with mud stands out in every direction
His nose, red and blossoming ! is study for
an artist. He trembles like an aspen from
the effects of his yesterdays potations. Ee-
looks the miserable being he is, but through
the mask of carelessness and sullenness he
aiways assumes, we can catch glimpse of
the better nature within-we see the mother
there, The better nature gives him anidea
of what he might have been, and he at
tempts again to drown it in strong drink.
What father or mother would not rather
see a child dead at their feet, than live to
be one of those trembling, filthy, haggard]
beings classed as s.drunk and disorderly ?n
A = 2
CoHcERT BIZ THE BLIND-.At Naughton's
Hall, on Tuesday evening, Feb. 25tll, con-
cert will be given under the auspices Of q
society composed of pupils from the Insti-.
tuition for the Blind. The music performs,
ed on This occasion viii consist, for the
most part, Of complete compositions from
the best; masters. = st. aCecilia's Day. a
cantata Of merit to Sancrede,n by j. b. Won
Bree, will be rendered entire for the first
time in the United States. % To complete
the programme, the overture to g La Dame
Blanche" and 70 sTamon,p will be per-
formed BY the orchestra, with some shorter
selections. s.st - ~ -s ~ 'l-s i''s
The objectof this society is to cultivate
among its members a taste for the study
and practice of classical music and they
hops that this concert may do something
toward creating or fostering taste for
such music In the community sThe per-
formers make no pretensions to great 'ex-
cellence IN execution, bat they do hope to
render the music they attempt in manner
that will give general satisfaction. The
avails of the concert will be expended for
the purchase Of music and instruments for
the benefit of the society, and the advance
ment Of it, members In this highest and
best Of arts. @ ~ AVs.T xSSlAa
III.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
iChas. E. Smith, over Bain's store. ao7sR E
ian16-d3m. -, - 5,~st = .lss} 4 5issa. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

w John Angle was the only subject be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning. He was
hned$6 for being drunk, and was commit
,ted In default. ssi's s. liSs 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

SER notice in Saturday and Wednesdays
Daily of shrubbery, &c., for sale at Old
Joe's Garden. feb1-3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

az We heard q lady. yesterday, say she
had - house in her eyer Mighty big eye
or very small house. y GA. Atda.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
New YORK stock market-Feb.i iirs,I irs,.I

GOVERNMENT STOCKS,-Firnii and
generally strong on 1o-40s. Henry, Ciewes
& Co. furnish the following 1880 quota
tions: Coupons of 's1 11175@1l211ss;; do of
81 lll2&@l1IA; do Of "a 1880 l09iSG; do Of
65 1885 @1095SS;; do new 1919 @10S: do Of
81 1os1a@los4 ;i1o-4Os 1851 @loa93SS;; 730s
4 sIoCKs--Steady and less active. $50
prices: Canton 60@6014; Cumberland
36@sz5s;; Adams Express IA X @75; sAmeri-
cam .7O@701a; United States T731k@7356;
Merchants Union 35@3514; weils. Fargo
4 GO. 4l@4iS; Quicksilver 2t1a@24ss4;
Mariposa S@S14; Pacific Mail '10S@lOS1l1;
Atlantic 9T1a @S755Ss;; Western Union TeIt+o'
graph 34@341a; New York Central 1925
@S01a; Hudson l47; Harlem 12711ss; Reaar
ing 935s@9324; Ohio. Certificates 1890
3l54; Wabash 49,. St. Paul 5O1I@5O15;
preferred -6714; Michigan Central 1l3;
Michigan Southern 9l34@92; Illinois Cen
trial l39; Pittsburgh 9731@9S; Toledo 1lO3ff;
Rock Island 97@9s11s; Northwestern. 595a;
do preferred 32244@7555s; Fort Wayne 1868
@l0l; do preferred l7414; Burlington &
Quincy 1521s; Hannibal & st. Joe 73; Mis-
souri, l04114; old Tenn &c.: new do 627S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
Toledo ma.ket-Feb. ,a..3

WHEAT-Firm, and 1c better. Sales of
White Michigan at 50 so; amber, 50 g..
7CORNE-Active. at slight decline, with
sales OF NO. at Ss4@s9e, closing at the
OATS-Steady at Csc for No. /. i.
RYE-Quiet.
DRESSED .HOGS-Unchanged, at s,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

l{aAUCTIoN SALE OF FINE FURNITuRE.-I
will sell. on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1868, at
No. II East Town street. commencing at
10 O'clock a. NJ, the entire lot of house,
hold goods, nearly new, consisting of Par
lor. Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen
furniture. Arare chance to obtain. good
goods. Sale positive. e, 2
aaras JOHN G. BEAL, 2
febl7-d3t lie = III sAuctioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

~ Rev. w. n. Ferguson, of Guernsey
county, Is In the city.s sti,r 4ssls hss aG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
lll5Af Market. Cf-71'-

lReported for the Cincinnati Gazette. for the week
ending Monday evening. Feb. IL. 1861
The receipts Of hay by wagon have been
light, and owners have tried hard to keep
prices up but baled hay is in large supply,
and selling so low as to attract the atten-
tion of buyers. so that it has been hard to
obtain over $50 90 for the best loose hay
ON wagons. Sheaf oats are scarce, and be-
Ing In good demand, they will now bring
lower, but wheat and oats straw. is scarce.
and 81 90 higher. r,..gsI
We quote the rates on wagons; delivered.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

T If looks would kiln wouldn't some
folks shuttle off the mortas coil in 9 hurry,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

TIPPING FOR DRopsY.-A friend in
Bfif1in township, who has our thanks for
his attention. writes'us that Mrs, yMilligan,
wife of Capt. John w Milligan, who has
been suffering with dropsy for the past
thirty years, was on Sunday last. the 18th
inst. tapped for the, twensy-seventh, time
Tin as many years). by DR.. Van S. Seltzer,
assisted by DE-. Landon. The quantity of
nuid taken was five gallons, weighing As
pounds. Mrs. Milligan is doing well.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
PhiIndeIphIa Cattle market-F

,CATTLET-Are dnll and unchanged.
Sales of l55 az 10@1i1sc for extra Pennsyl-
vania and Western steers, S@91sc for fair
to good, and 5@7c for common. 'i' NJ
-SHEEP-Are in fair demand. Sales OF
5000 at 6@71se. s.g,o. tsd sod fiefa-4z
HOGS-Are in fair demand at an advance.
Sales of $500 at $12@13.. - s.'sU = %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

THEArER To- -NIaar.-The bill offered by
the company at the Opera House Tonight.
Is very attractive one, and must bring
out the ability of the troupe. AS Lucretia
Borgia, Miss Denvill Is said to be superior.
The part has been played here by some
of the nrst artists Of the country and II the
lady win success in ir to-night her popu-
larity will be assured. The afterpiece of
the Artfui Dodger will give full scope to
Mr. -Lindiey's comic powers. Go and see
the performance Tonight tII4f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

b. milwaukee market--Feb. fs. iisI
,FLOUR-Quiet at SO 50@IO., g d sa.i
sWHEAT-Nu. l 81 99I6: No, q 81 o..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Weekly Review OF Columbus Mark
|;far4iaaiQ "a sd SFATKshAs OYRrcB.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. Is. \

'e74i9fiist 70 T,-rsn y "a E1rSrsa N Fan ~
ri snesa 49,, - - = 80 % ;,i-1it
Wh... p.s nEaAiL sd ~ MAIN ~: -, oo>s q,
Corn perbusbe 81 $50 q Al lo yrTp Ps[g - II
Rsrd RsssS5 SeP Pis II ana 81 G
nsilow a. pc, laGcE az 4o Ooone 81 4o1a Oc
Dried Peaches do ifcl java 4s'' Y. aI4oaSs sSe
Wb;ts fealed ssc Rice. Catolins. per
Potatoes 81 sS S6oo%s s ho per S11ss " & &c
Salt in sacks. sccl FIour uer 81 H.. SiS %
SSsltper Dbl. g GO white. sl4 oos is oc
SSou]Sers 20 is, ~ sii @ oS
Salt Pork per bbi $40 90 Candies opal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

POCKET PIcKINa.-Our friend sHDeacon,
Dent had his pocket picked at his confec-;
tionery on High street, near the Opera
House, of 500 yesterday. The pocket
book, minus the cash, was found in the cell
lar some time after being missed. There is
no clue as to who done it. -s5-;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

The REVIVAL IN NMIDDLETowN.-The in
terest inEreligious matters IN Middletown
continues unabated. The, church under
the charge of Rey.aMr. Harris has received
many accessions, and much good is being
done. It is said that all or nearly all who
have thus far Joined have resolved to give
up the use Of ardent spirits in addition 10
their dissemination to live as christian men
and women s5.lks .ai 80 =. - .s-s . -. Z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

TUESDAY, Feb. IS, 1863
Chief Justice-Luther Day. Justices-William
White. John w Welch, Jacob Brinkerhof, and Josiah
Scott. Reporter--L. J. Ofitct field. = B q l-Ia
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31
AMERICUs ITEMS.

AMERICUs, KANSAS,
July %, 1858. I
Americas PROCESSES. Last Friday her citi-
zens voted TO put up, Immediately, first
class school house, having previously voted to
issue bonds to the amount Of $4,000 for that
purpose. A committee was appointed to Sc
lect site, and the work is expected TO go rap
idly along.
A three months term of school is to COM
mence next Monday, TO be conducted by Mr.
Piper, who taught here last winter.
+ L. {. Hill is negotiating with parties in this
vicinity for locations for - colony composed of
thirty-eight families, now in New York city,
who design coming to this country the coming
faIl:- They wish to get on the line Of the Val
ley railroad. --..-
Mr.. George Wise is just completing q dwell.
ing house in town, while Than. Wise has a
cellar dug, and is getting material out for an
other good house
Wesley Floyd last week bought Mrs. Clep-
fer's property in town, consisting Of u house
and several lots, and is going to remain with
US.
John Gibson, Rev. j. McAnuIty and T. c.
Hill have lately painted their buildings, add
Ing greatly to the appearance Of the place
VIM. Grimsley and Charles Drake, out on Al
len creek, have also painted their residences.
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have just passed up the EeOsho from Burl.
ingtOn to Council Grove. It has rained in certain
localities the past week. 1t rained at Burling-
ton, Otter and Eagle creeks; about the junction
Of Cottonwood and GeOsho, and Coal creek; at,
and In the bottom south Of Americas; at, and
for ten miles above Council Grove It was dry
between Burlington aud Otter creek; at Hart
ford It Is very dry; on Rock creek, and about
the Kaw Agency it is very dry.
Spring wheat and oats are generally good all
the way up the Eeosho. Fall wheat not very
good. Hungarian good, and see good deal
Of 1t. The corn in those localities mentioned
above as dry, will be very light About Bur-
ington there will be some good corn. Corn
looks well about the junction; and in the bot
tom south OF Americas saw some corn that
was really promising. Fourteen miles above
Council Grove they will have at least half
crops. Upon the whole think there is but
little room for complaint.
saw two new houses in Americas, and one
new one in Council Grove. I saw some stakes
along the line Of the Neosho Valley Railroad.
Look out for the cars. c. r. r.
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DIED.

In Emporia, Kansas, July 9th, 1868, Of fux
AUGUSTUS c. FREDERICK, only son Of G. W.
and Paulna Frederick, after an illness OF nine
days, aged IA years, months and IL days.
The following lines were written by his faith
er, while he lay a. corpse, expressing the feel
ing of the family at the time:
Too dear from his mother and sister to part;
But such are the DEGREES Of God,
That many die early, and return to the sod.
FATHER.
His suffering was reat for many day,
And :elt relieved when God took him away;
For many night when lay down to sleep,
My heart was sorrOwful and my trouble was
deep. MOTHER.
I m lonely now for am left all alone,
For brothe 'sgone to heaven md I must go soon
But pa and ma will comfort my heart,
II from my brother do have to part.
- =. 49, SISTER
We all feel as though We done all we could
To save the life Of the true and the good,
And now feel resigned TO give back to God
What He gave TO us from the earth's sod.
FAMILY.
July 24th, FANNIE. daughter Of Deacon
Thomas and Annie C. Hall, aged 2 mouths and
days.
Fanny, dear, how brief thy stay,
Short and hasty was thy dsy,
Ending soon thy journey here,
Pain and grief no more to bear.
Hard is it from thee to part,
For it rends the broken heart;
But an heir Of glory's gone,
Let the will Of God be done.
Pillowed on q saviour's breast
Sweetly sleep and softly rest;
Soon the morning shall restore
The darling babe we now deplore. A. n.
"A very interesting little son Of Jacob Bump,
OF this village, died Of flux on Sabbath morn
ing last We did not learn his name or age.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
Constitution of tho state OF Eauso


Constitution OF tho State OF Eansas.
House Concurrent Resolution No. %. amend.
ing the Cor Stitution Of the State of Kansas
Resolred by the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
The Senate C0ncurring:
LIST. That the following amendment to sec.
tiCn four, of article fifteen of the Constitution
Of the State of Kansas, is hereby proposed and
Is submitted to the electors of the State of Kan
sas TO be by them adopted or rejected, in pur-
suance OF section one, Of article fourteen, Of
said Constitution. Said section four, of article
fifteen, shall be 80 amended as to read as fol-
lows:
SECTION Al Public Printing SHAH be-
done by State Printer who shall be elected
by the Legislature IL Joint Session, and shall
hold his Office for two Years, and until his sue
cessor shall u" elected and qualified. The
joint Session OF the legislature fof the election
Of St1te Printer shall he on the third Tuesday
of JANUARY, A. ID. 1869. and every two wears
thereafter. All Public Printing Shall DE done
at the Capital, and the prices for the same shall
End. This prcpos, u amcndmen shall be sub
mitted TO the electors Of this State for thtit
adoption or rejection at the general election II
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday i'll No
Tember, A. ID. 1863. Said election shalt be
governed by, and the returns made in all re.
spects in accordance with the general Election
laws OF the State which shall then be in force.
3rd. The ballots used ut said election for the
purpose OF voting fer or against this proposed
amendment shall be written or printed as fol-
lows: For amendment to Section 4, ArticIs.
10, CONSTITUTIONS or against amendment to
Section 4. Article 10, Constitution"
/, John T. Morton, Chief Clerk of the House
OF Representatives, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Concurrent Resolution proposing
amendment to Constitution of the State of Kan
sas was adopted by the House of Representa-
ties Oh the 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1868: |
JOHN It. MORTON,
Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives |
COncurrcu IN by the Senate February Is A |
II. 1865. f. G. MANNING, |
Secretary CT Senate.
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ORDER OF EXERCTsEs
For thu Union Sabbath School Association Of
Lyon and Chase counties, at the court house,
Emporia, Saturday, August IS, 1865.
o'clock p. m-Opening exercises.
2:16 minutes-RepOrt of delegates in attend
Rnce.
2:25 minutes-Report from different schools
Of obstacles encountered.
ESQ minutes Discussion - subject: Best
methods Of removing obstacles.
$40 Rinutes-Model Lesson, W. X. Boggs.
3:2S minutes-Aodel Lesson, II. Chapman.
$40 Miscellaneous business.
4:10 Discussion-suject: Duties Of
Teachers
NOTE The Superintendent or some dele
gate is requested to hand list Of the delegates
in attendance from their respective schools, to
the President or Secretary before the hour for
meeting. Speakers, in discussion, are limited
t0.fve minutes. d s. CRoswELL,
E. b PEsToN,
z. CHAPMAN,
COMMITTEES
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. cur THIS OUT.

Good fcFone dollar TO any person who will
buy twenty dollars .worthrsof goods for Cash
at our store. Is.
Keep it Before The People!
That.wibleysE Truitt are. now receiving a
large stock Of Dry Goods, Fancy Dress Goods,
Notions, Ready Clothing. Custom Made
Boots and Shoes, and in addition to the above,
have added a.Iarge stock OF Staple and Fancy
Groceries. We are also agents for the Law.
renee Wooden Factory. A full. line Of factory
goods, such as Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Yarn and Blankets. in our store to ex.
change for Wool or Cash, at factory prices.
Our motto is good Goods and low prices, q. d
large stock to select from.
WIBLEY & TRUITT.
Fmuoria Kansas Hume II 1864 81
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MAsoNIc.-A Masonic lodge has been or
ganized at Americas, in this county. 1t is in 8
fiourishing condition, and promises to be q
working organization. We have not seen a
list Of its officers. We have just printed a
pamphlet Of 20 pages for the Lodge, contain
ing its bylaws and rules Of order. We are
now turning out as good plain pamphlet work
as any country ONCE in the State, and at prices
as low IS those Of Lawrence and Leavenworth.
There is NO use Of any body in this region Of
country taking their job work abroad.
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To the Ladies.

Miss julia A. Der:niek having removed to
!:ie corner Of aarket street and Sixth avenue,
(ate residence Of n. Demossl will be fetnd
with large stock Of DRESS PATTERNS
MILLINERY STOCK, Sc which she propos-
e to sell very low; and ladies will lind il to
their advantage % call on her for the latest
styles Of patterns. She is prepared TO do an
kinds q cutting and filing at the shortest no.
tice, and VIII .eadesSor 60 give subtraction to
her customer IISasS
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SCHOLARSHIPS ABROAD.-There seems to
be aconspiracy against the faculty Of our Nor
NAL School. Prof. kellogg and family, on n re-
cent tap TO Eldorado, were treated to break
down and Eupperiess bivoHac on the prairie
beyond Cottonwood Falls; while Mrs. Gorham
was lately robbed Of her trunk and money, ut
Omaha. The ptckpOeket was caught, and
part Of the money refunded, but the trunk has
not yet been found. Prof. Norton. though
"spoIling'' for q journey, is quietly at home.
afraid TO venture cut, and waiting for tAe Gov
3nOr 70 send an esceFs -
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EmpOria. Kansas, june II. 1858. #

Valuable Land and Lots for Sale.
Eighty acres Of land i've miles from town, on
the Cottonwood river.
Eighty acres Of bottom land for sale one-half
A few choice lots in Emporia for sale or ex-
change for building materials or carpenter
6These lands will be sold at reasonable
prices to actual settlers. Call on
I6-tf J. C. FRAKER.
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Republican Mass Convention.

The undersigned Republieaz, electors Of Ly.
on county, unite In requesting their fellow Re
publicans to meet them In Mass Convention,
at the court house ia Empnria, on Saturday,
August 9Th, lssS, for the purpose Of repdering
more elective for the coming campaign the Re-
publican organization Of yon county. This
wiz be our first gun for the campaign. Let is
give forth no uncertain sound. Lyon county
Il now the banner Republican county in the
State. Let US see that this proud pre-emineuee
Is sustained.
The Imports Silver Cornet Band will be
preseIat To f.Irnish unnsia for the nccasin
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Americas Cheese

THOR sale cheap at the Factory. or the stores
y of Gillett s Hadley and CIV. Frederick
& Co. in Empofia
offer it in quantities Of from single cheese
to three thousand pounds. and warrant it TO be
as good as any to BE found in the market.
r. b. CAMPBELL.
Ism Proprietor Americas Cheese Factory.
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Fashionable.

j. C. Hall has one Of the incest and best-se-
lections Of clothes and cassimeres ever offered
TO the citizens Of Emporia and vicinity aud has
secured the services Of j. Feeny, Of Leaven.
worth, q Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
give satisfaction, or no charge. Also, will rem
ovate and cleanse old clothes without injury 70
the cloth. Come, gentlemen and ladies, give
Us call, rs We think We can please the most
fashionable.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE

GSHE111FF > SALE.
D6 virtue OF an alias order of sale issued
- out OF the District Court Of Lyon county,
Kansas, and to me directed, will offer for sale,
at public auction. at the court house door In
the town of Emporia, in said county, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 3Ist. 1868,
at one o'clock p. m. Of said day. the following
described real estate. to-wit: The east half Of
the northeast quarter of section No. twenty
{ 90, in township No. nineteen (19.) Of range
No. thirteen Ga, in Lyon county, Kansas, TO
be cold as the property of Forrest X Page, to
satisfy Judgment in favor Of Alden s. Stevens.
Dated this 30th day of July A. D. lGGS.
A. X. BANCROFT,
31-35 Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas.
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We have given the Glycerine Soap manufae-
tured at DIR. b. W. Woodward'S- drug house q
thorough trial, and can honestly recommend it
as being the best washing compound we have
ever tried. 1t possesses great cleansing quail
titles, and leaves the skin soft and smooth. In
addition to being of the best quality, it is sold
at an extremely low price.-LaloreRcs Daily
Tribune
For sale by Druggists in Emporia and else
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31

The taxable property OF this county is some
thing over g, 10000 by the late assessment.
there having been an increase Of over half a
million on the assessment of 1887. We shall
endesvor to give some interesting statictics
from the returns next week. We have been
waiting until they were completed and foot
al nm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31

We neglected, last week, to call attention to
the advertisement Of Richardson's Little Wash
er in this paper. MIR. Page, Of NeoshO Rapids,
is the agent for the machine. and they are for
sale At the hardware store Of J. L. Catterson.
They are highly recommended by ladies Of the
Rapids and this place. Go and examine them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31

Messrs. D. L. Myers and c. II. Pratt, living
near the Junction, have purchased one Of the
celebrated MassilOn Ohio, Threshing Machines.
Il IL one Of the very best machines, having all
the latest improvements, and is warranted to
do good work This Will be good news to the
farmers Of that part Of the county. sa!.s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-31

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. James Haxley, Of the
Baptist denomination, recently from Northern
Iowa, requests US to give notice that he will
preach In the court house next Sabbath at
2p. m. n
A Presbyterian Sabbath school will be
ganized ut the close of the above service.