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MISREPRESENTATION

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
xoEaAN LINE .. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
CoK GALVESTON AND 1NDIANoLA-rHE
following iron lowpressure steamships form TINS
w. g. Hewes.....I. @. Harris....Austin.
81 Mary. gne.; ;.....-... Msr..n n
Ciintee Tartar. Matagerda'
Steamship Clinton,
VIII san on SATURDAY. May I'd, stsAE
Fortrsisht passage apply 70
CHAs A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
so and 81 Camp strest
No whisky received without order from the Office
FOE TExAs..........-..-......Fo Texas.
INSIDE BRRwICx's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passenger take the Ferry Boat opposite Jackson Square
on SUNDAYS and THU RSDkYs, at " o'clock A n, and
at BrAshesr for Galveston.
Josephine CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tcksts be had and secured until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted At the once OF the ops
lousas Railroad Company No o Canal street. or at the
fs''' A~DO'N-' W. q. W. R BAILEY. Superintendent
CORPUS CHRISTI.
MORGAN LINE U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
NOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKPORT
and St Mays rexas-The low pressure sdswhesI iron
steamship
n
s P. FAREWELL Commander.
VIII leave on SUNDAY, May Sd. at A N, from her
wharf, of St Joseph street, carrying the o. 8 mails
The Austin will go to Rockpor landing freight and pas
sengers Corpus Christi and St hary's at that place
For freight passage apply to
CRAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street,
BRAzOS SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE .. s. MAIL STEAMERS
Leaves on SUNDAY, May Sd, atsAM.
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE LOW
Il pressure side-wheel iron steamship
&c. Harris,
W H. TALBOT, Commander,
VIII leave as above from her wharf, of St Joseph street,
carrying the u mails For freight passage sppy to
OHAS. A. WHITNEY Co., Agents,
50 and 81 Camp street.
n B.-No freight received without order frem the
Agents The L O. Harris will stop Galveston to take the
mails.
PHILADELPH
yoR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
THE PHLADELPAIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANTs
Rsgul.r ssmi-Monthiy Line of Steamship
star OF She Union. I27 Capt 7. n CooxsEY.
To sail THURSDAY, May a. at6Px.
EOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
| The hvcrits steamship
Star OF the Union.
Capt. t. N oooKsEY.
VIII Leave her wharf, Jackson Square, above
Cabin Passage 10 Havana. currency.
Through Tickets 20 New York, Baltimore Boston.
For freight passage, having splendid sccOmmcds
N'-' UREEvY. MCPHERSON q CO..
81 Os-ondsle. street
TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAr ASSOCIATION.
| THE UNDERsIGE ED. WISHING TO EsrAB
h equitable and uniform rate Of TOwsge and to oder
facilities to the shipping erng and leaving this
port, have combined the following TowbOats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
gwitzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
| Perry.
| HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
! LINE.
Achilles, ThOs. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bnsh, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
Wieaco and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line o.
guarantee that detention will occur, either
| the bar In this port.
| PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
| SCHNEIDER ZUBERBlER
Harry Wright Line
| EDWARD A. YORKE CO., r Line
Associated Office, IS Carondeet street up stairs
J. c. E0RCROSS,
| CHAS FITZENR1TER,
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Memoranda.

on Tuspan, April 6-Ship Moss nose. Busen from Liver
poo for New Orleans
Cf Cuxhaven, April Ship Armstrong, Philips, from
Liverpool Tor New Orleans.
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR MINDEN AND LAKE BISTENEAU PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY. I'd inst, at 5PM
EOK SIN DEN. L0GGY BAYOU, GkAND BAYOU,
IL Couchetta. Campte, crand Ecore, Cotie Alexandria
NOrmans, Barbins and all landings Red kver-Ths fine
last passenger packet Lizzie Tate, Nat Puckete
Ed. Groves clerk, will above For freight
passage apply on bosrd or TO
A BRIrTON CO., Agents. Front street
p. SThe Lizzie Tate will give through bills Minden.
Leaves on SATURDAY May 3D. aBPM
FOR sH REvEPOK 4, LOGGY BAYOU GRAND
IL Bayou, Blsrs Landing, Grand Ec1re Campte St. Maui
rice, Mouth River Cstile, Alexandria Nomans Bar
bins and all intermediate landing Red light
draught side-wbeel packet D. ". sharD.U W. white
master, Jasper kpsk clerk will leave freight
N o. DoSoHUE, Agent,
ThOupitou street.
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KoUNs's THROUGH LINE
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY.
EoR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT

KOUNS's THROUGH LINE.
LEAVES EVERY SATURDAY.
EoR JEFFERSON AND sHREvEPoRr
Direc.-The u s. mail steamer
Lafourehe,
BIN. B. KoUNs, Master,
VII leave as above-Returnpg leaves Shreveport every
WEDNESDAY atl2M
Passes Grard Bsy0u every WEDNESDAY ASK
Passes Grand Ecore every WEDNESDAY, NIGHT al
I'm
Passes Alexandria every THURSDAY atI2M
Passes noTman's Landii evsyy THURSDAY at 3P n.
Passes Mouth he'd river every THURSDAY at8P NJ
Passes Baton Rouge every III URSDAY NIGHT at IL 4
Time TO snd from Marshall aud Jefferson, half
days. Apply 20
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at P.M
EoR GRAND ECsRE, ST. MAURICE, MONT
eomery, twin take freight for all landings the Bon
DieH) Cotie, Alexandra, rorman's Barbns and inter
mediate landings Twin take freight for Shreveport and inter
mediate landings reshippng at AexAndria>-rhs
magnificent sidewheel passenger steamer
"a. Nicholas,
JOHN DowTY, Master,
Lou. Clayton and T. J. Dowty. Clerks,
WIN leave shove For freight passage apply board
Orto wINBURN a LORD 60 Cravier street
be ST. Nicholas viii take freight with passengers for an
Coast Landings high the mouth Of River clerk
viii be on the landing 70 receive freight every Thursday
morning
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oMPARArIvK DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS or COTTON
At THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO wEEEs.
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OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on FRIDAY. May LIST. GBRE
LOR LOuIsVILLE, MEMPHIS AND CAIRO
The elegant passenger steamer
Dexter,
Capt SAM. MONTGOMERY,
VIII above For freight or passage apply ON board
orto THos. KEEFFE. Agent rs Poydras street.
Leaves on MONDAY 4ihInst atBPM
EOK LOuIsvILLEiCAlR RIO, MEMPHIS, vICKS-
ngs-1he new and splendid passenger steamer
Louisville,
JN0. II. SKUNK, Master,
viii above freight passage apply on board
to TBOS. kEEFFE, IS Pc, dras street
Leaves MONDAY May 4th, at 5P.M
EOR LOUIsvILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vI0KS-
burg and all intermediate andings-The fine low pres
steamer
J. slut NEAL, Master; JOHN s. VOOLFOLK Clerft
VIM leave above plan OF the cabin be seen and
passage and freight engaged at the Office Of
sINNoTf ADAMS. Agents, rs Commercial Place.
Leaves SATURDAY, May 9th. at s PM
EOK LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKS-
Il burg, and all intermediase landings-ihe
A. McGILI. Master; A. MARTIN Clerk,
Leaves above plan other cabin passage
and freight engaged At the Office Of
siNNOTT a ADAMS. Is Commercial Place.
THOs. KEEFFE. rs Poydras street
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NATCHEz.
EATCHBz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. at5pE
EOR NATCHEZ AND ALL nTERMEDIATE
landngs-The hne passenger packet
wild Wagner.
". B RICHARDSON, Taste; J. g. LIBANO, Clerk;
Wll leave Is above. -, GEO. D. HIrE, Agent.
II Tchouptoulss street.
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From Burllngton to Fan River.

In going from Burlington to New
Albany, on Fall River, we cross high
prairie country. Big, Turkey, Owl and
Sand creeks lie across the way. On all
of these we find settlers, and some good
farms. From Owl creek to Verdigris
river, distance of twenty miles, we
cross sandy region, too poor to raise
of this sandy desert we pass the de-
funct town'o OF Belmont, once the coun-
ty seat of Woodson county. The ruins
OF an old fort, and the remains OF one
house show the traveller that some one
had been there before. SIC transit.
The Verdigris bottom lands are good.
There are some big fields of corn, and
wheat and oats are very good. Coy
Vile is built on the south side of the
river. 1t is small place. They have
fine store house.
From Verdigris to Fall river, ten
miles, the land is sandy and almost
worthless. 1t affords some timber
"Grandpap" says it and the sandy re.
gion above named ought to be given &c
the Indians. Fall river has a fine val
ley OF good land. There are a great
many people over there. They have
fine crops. New Albany and Fredonia
are small towns, both Oh the north side
of the river. The last named is -four
miles below the other. 1t is built neal
two beautiful mounds, and ought to be
called Mountoria, l think. [. r. r.
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BOMBSHELLS.
Doctors VS.. Doctor.


Doctors VS.. Doctor.
"Who has he ODE. Organ) cured.'
(An1ious Alor dth.1
Who has he killed or made worse.
''Dr. Organ is humbug.'
lSmeking, chetoing Allorath.l
Doubtless he is, as all doctors are and the
sooner the deluded people realize this fact, the
better for their health, morals and pocket
books.
DIR. Frank (Allopathic authority says
Thousands are annually slaughtered in the
quiet sick ROOM"
Trust God and nature always-drugs and
doctors never.
DIR. Organ will play out in six months"
[Ihe a6Ore is Gn extract from an eloquent
speech made Ly a 7ure. ua.defled AHoruth
aUtth Il fre-cent lug Of tobacco tn his nsOGth
SD ttttng aid 81 u3t,hg lAe a rOlcano.l
DIR. Organ is human and mag play out, ,
but his system is built VI on the granite Of eter
nal truth, and will live forever. Hygiene
Medication is the beacon light set upon hill
to light this drug-deluded, doctor-worshippins
people out of the wilderness of Pills anG Pow
der into the promised land of health, happiness
and green old age. Shoot again, Allopathy
Call on DIR. Organ and learn wisdon's ways t.
health. Her ways are ways of pleasantness
and all her paths are peace. 1I-26-tf
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From the Burlington Patriot.
RAILROAD meetings..

An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the u. Z. X. W., >. u. Co.,
was he'd in Burlington on "Wednesday,
9th inst, to elect Directors for the
ensuing year. Nearly nine hundred
shares were represented.
Mr.. Geo. w. Phelps, of Mt. Norris,
n. Y, one of the railroad contractors,
was present and upon invitation adj
dressed the meeting. He explained the
cause of the delay III the work on the
road, stated that the obstacles were
now removed, that the work of grading
had actually commenced and that the
road would be built within the pre-
scribed time. 1haddeus LII. Walker
stated that lie knew Mr.. Phelps by
reputation and that he bore a good name
in financial and railroad circles. lie
had built several railroads, had never
faiied in any OF his undertakings, ana
WAS a man of wealth, energy and integ-
rity and possessed the capacity requl-
site to manage so great all undertaking
as our railroad enterprise. lie believed
that the statements of Mr.. Phelps
could be relied on. The remarks OF
these gentlemen were eagerly listened
to by the meeting and were received
with great satisfaction.
I The meeting then proceeded to the
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MAP OF LYON COUNTY.

shall publish, about the 1st of September
next, Il complete map of this county, showing
all the streams, roads, mills, school houses, and
the names of4and owners.
The Map will be 45X1S inches, and will be
as perfect in every respect as can be made. A
pocket edition, OH strong, thin paper, bound in
cloth, will be sold at $3.50 per copy. Parties
at a distance desiring the map mailed to them
should send twenty-five cents extra. An of
fee edition, on heavy paper, canvas back
mounted, will be sold at $500.
Particular N0tice.-All persons, at home
and abroad, who own land in Lyon county
are earnestly requested to send me, as soon a:
possible, a correct description of land owned
by them. Clerks Of school districts will con
fer favor by sending me the exact location o
school houses in their respective districts.
Address E. p BANCROFT,
Real Estate Agent.
1i-22-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.-T. 3. Leonard, from
Iowa, has opened a new Livery establishment
at the Emporia house stable. He has perma.
nently located here and intends. as soon as he
can make the necessary arrangements, to have
first class livery establishment. He will put
up stable at once 3Ox40 feet and will make
such additions and engagements as the bust
ness demands. Mr.. Leonard is an old hand al
the livery business, and fatters himself he car
run stable that will satisfy the public in all
respects. We wish him abundant success.
Mr.. Written, agent Of the Connecticut MI.
tual Life Insurance Co., is stopping in town
and will visit our citizens to solicit Policies
The assets OF this staunch old Company rep
resented by Messrs. Faekler & Written. o.
Leayenworth, have now reached the sum o.
Sls,OO0,OOo. Its members now number 10000
1t offers all the advantages Of Western Com
pany by making its investments in the West
Will publish statement in next issue.
Quarterly Meetings EmpOria District---Sec
ond Round.
Emporia, July 18th 18th.
Americas, July 18th 10Th.
Council Grove, July 18th 18th.
Cottonwood Falls, August LIST I'd.
Hartford, August sth 9th.
Burlington and Ottumwa, August 22d 23d
| lie Roy, August 18th 10th
lola, August 18th 30th.
Oswego, Sept 9Th 9Th.
| Humboldt, Sept. 18th 18th.
New Albany, Sept. 18th 2cth.
Eldorado, Sept. 2Gth 9th.
| Eureka, Oct. Sd 4th.
C. R. RICE, p. E.
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Assessor Bancroft informs us that the per-
sonal property valuation in EmpOria township
foots up at S237 ,51I Last year it was about
$i6l.0O0. This shows a healthy increase in the
growth and improvement Of the town and
cou,rv
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Itch. Itch. Itch: scratch no More,


Who would endure the miseries of this dis
gushing disease, when for the Of fifty cents
and by the application Of neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefrom? Such remedy is the Itch Oin'
slent. manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist. Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ash
for Leis', and take no other.
For sale by all druggists throughout ths
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1t has been necessary several times Of late
to run two stages over the route from Lawrence
here great is the rush of new people to this
part of the State. The crowds of new faces in
our streets is noticed and remarked upon by
our citizens.
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Barnes new wagon shop which was so I'M
tremendously blowndown by the storm of two
weeks ago is again up and will soon be ready for
occupancy. BIrnesi is u hard working man and
deserves success. This will be the largest
wagon manufactory in Southern Kansas
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Z. b. Murrell AN old resident Of Emporia,
says that this county is getting too thickly set
tied for him. So he proposes to go to Labette
county, where he will probably settle and he
come u regular subscriber to the < Galute."
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For Sale.

A secondhand Eagle Moving Machine-has
been in use three seasons. In perfect order;
can be run with pony team. Price $50, III
cash or stock. d. W. APPLEBY,
a6-tf Waterloo. Lyon cclinty, Kas.
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John Hammond has the contract for repair
ing the Methodist church building that was
unrOofed and otherwise damaged by the Late
storm. 1t will probably be ready for oc-
cupati.n in two weeks.
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DR.. NJ. NJ. Wishard, Of Knightstown, Indiana,
Superintendent of the Indiana Soldiers Home,
has been stopping with j. G.. Lambdin, Of this
place, for several days. He is highly pleased
with EnoDril and surrounding country, and
expects to locate here permanently some time
next year. He owns land near the village.
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There will be preaching at the court house
Sabbath at 1e1z a. m. and at 8 p. M, and Sab
bath school at m. each Sabbath till the II.
E. house of worship is repaired. Public inTis
ted to attend. L. n. HANCOCK,
P~cxor NJ T. rhurch
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Disensed HORSES nnd Cattle.

Use Geo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders,
the great American remedy fer diseases Of
Horses and Cattle, recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery Stable-keepers, Stock Raisers
and every body who has tried it.
Ask for Leis'; take no other.
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cur THIS OUT.

Good for one dollar to any person who will
buy twenty dollars worth of goods for Cash
at ourStore.
Keep it Before the People!
That Whitley & Truitt are now receiving q
large stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Dress Goods,
Notions, Ready-Made Clothing, Custom-Made
Boots and Shoes, and in addition to the above,
have added large stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. We are also agents for the Law
renee Woolen Factory. A full line of factory
goods, such as Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres
Tweeds, Yarn and Blankets. in cur store to ex.
change for Wool or Cash, at factory prices.
Our motto is good Goods and low prices, and
large stock to select from.
WIBLEY & TRUITT.
Emporia, Kansas, June IL, 1868. Il
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For Sale.

have quantity of sorghum molasses that
[ am retailing at 81 cts. per gallon-wholesale
40 cts. GEO. PLUMB.
26-2S Four miles east of Emporia.
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Assessor Bancroft informs us that the popu-
latiOn Of Emporia is enc thousand. At the
rate at which strangers are now coming in it
will double in the next year.
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election of Directors, which resulted
as follows:
Dauis County-H. F. Hale, P. z.
Taylor.
Norris County-J. w. Mcmillan, T.
8. Huffaker.
Lyon County-P. B. Plumb, p. B.
MaXson.
Cefsy CoGnty-S. S. Prouty, Rollin
Norton.
Woodson County-N. S. Goss, 1. w.
Dow.
At Lorge-Tbaddeus H. Walker.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
at Emporia on the third Wednesday in
May, 1869.
Upon the adjournment of the Stock
holders meeting the Directors convened
and perfected their organization as
follows:
President-(to be supplied.)
Vice PreSident-H. F. Hale.
SecretQry-P. B. Maxson.
Corresponding .Prouty
Ire0SureT-P. B. Plumb.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the Vice President and
Secretary.
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Jonas Maurer and w. o. Ferguson will soon
have their bakery building completed. The
oven will be large and arrangements for bak-
ing all kinds Of bread, pastry ETC., will be COM
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The bakery Of w. o. Ferguson will open in
Masonic hall building on Saturday morning,
July 4th. VIII keep ali kinds Of fancy groce-
ries, lemons, candies, etc. Advertisement win
appear in due season.
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The frame of Van Il. Holmes new building
in the west part of town is up. 1t will be one
of the largest and incest residence in the place
when completed.
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Jacob Snyder has the materials on the ground
for new house on the south end Of Market
street
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CHRISTIAN CnURCH.-Services every Lords
day at half past 10 a. m. and Mt ~ p. m. Sun
day school at p. m. Ali are cordially invited
to the Sunday shcool.
H G. VANnFRYORr Pastor
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Brethren Taylor, Of the Wyandctte Gazette,
Cummings, of the Topeka Leader, and Prouty,
of the Burlington Patriot have been in town
this week in attendance upon the examinations
of the Normal, and the State Teachers Associ-
alton. The two former had never been here
before, and we believe are we'll pleased with
the town and country.
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b. f. Card, our photographer, has card in
to-day's paper. He is now taking some excel
lent pictures, and the public can hardly fai
20 be suited.
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B. T. Wright, at the Cincinnati hardware
store, has supply of Spencer and Henry
rifles and all kinds of revolver cartridges.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

If you want the best and Cheapest sewing
machine before the public, go to
W. A. PYLE.
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DIR. Boggs is putting up small building
near the court house, which he intends to oc.
cupy Us an office.
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We learn that company Of Government
trcops have Lon sent from Fort Hays to
to be stationed in the vicinity of Council Grove
for the protection of settlers from Indian dep
relations. There is no probability that they
will be needed there, but it is well enough in
case of an emergency.
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Our town has been pretty full this week Of
ladies and gentlemen in attendance upon the
State Teachers Association. We believe all
have been accommodated with comfortable
stopping places, rs our citizens have generally
kept open houses. The holding Of the session
of the ASSOCIATION here will be of great benefit
TO the town.
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The largest stock of boots and shoes, hats,
clothing, dry goods, notions, etc., are to be
found at W. A. PYLE'S
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A new six-light chandelier has been put in
the court house. 1t was purchased Of Bates &
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-03

We call attention to the advertisement of
Kits 81 McCaw, of Americus, in this paper
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Owing to harvest. business has been rather
dull in town for the past few days.
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John Carter is preparing to build residence
on the north end Of Constitution street
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James Hamill is putting up house near
where he now lives.
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Mr. Collier is building story and a hall
residence on 7th Avenue.
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The best and cheapest lots Of staple and fan
cy groceries are to be found at
w A PYIE'S
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MARRIEn-

At the residence OF the Brides father =, in
Hartford Ct, June %. 1868. by Rev. B. F. RAY,
j. D. CONNER OF Eldorado. Kas., and Miss
MARCELLA E. FENNo, Of Hartford.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-07-03

Miss Nellie Plumb, who has been teaching in
Leavenworth for some time, returned home this
week to participate in the exercises Of the
State Teachers Association. We understand
that she will remain here and take charge OF
the Model School which has been suspended
for some months.