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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-03
WONT CENTRAL AND Sullivan
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARR ANGEMENT
t,ommencing Sept. Ii. 1903.
TRAINS GolNG sorrm AMI EAST


Leave st. Adams at 81 M, l1.OJ noon,
and 500 y. m
Mail Frain leaves Rouse's Pc mt at 4.iO a. M.
receives passengers from Ogdeusburgh Il. X: ..
aud connects at White River Junction and Del
lows Falls with trains for Boston. W"rcestcr
Springfield and with trains on l'assunpsic H.
H.. arrives ut New York ut 1919 D. nj. 80
lay Express leaves Muntrcai at s;lo a; M, 81
Johns al 1000 a. m, Ogdcnsbtrgh III o'5u a. M,
kouscs Point at 10:l5 Il. m, tor BOSTON "c', ar
irving in Boston via. Lowell at lO3u y. III.
Night Express leaves Ogdcnsburgh at LOO p
H.. Montreal ut $50 F.. m, Rouse lonlt az o.5o
at $40 a. M, connecting al Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley liailroad for Springfield, &C.,
and arriving in NcwIork at 1870 D. M
TRAINS GOING NORTH ASD WEST.
Leave st. Adams for MONTREAL at G:l0 II. M,
and d:35p. m. For lousc's Point Ogdensburgh
and the West at 615 and ll:0J a. IN, and ESQ
p. IN.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell 500 a.
m for Burlington. st. Adams. Montreal. Nc.
arriving at Montreal at 1000 p. III, bSdensburgh
at 1880 a. m, making close connection with the
train for the West.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at 7:0l
Il. M. VIA Lawrence and Fitchburg At 100 a. M,
Springfield at 7jj M, for Burlington. and
st. Adams.
The trains leaving Boston via. Fitchburg at
7:31 a. M. and Sprirg icld at 7:l5 a. m, connect
at White River Jul ttlJl with the DAY Express
train.
Accommodation Trair leaves Mortified at
7:45 . IN tor Burlington, Rutland, st. Adams,
Rouse Point, O-cndCsburSh, Ne.
Aignt ixpress leaves Bellows Fails at 1000 y,
H.. receiving passengers from Vermont valley
Railroad leaving New York at II. 10 p. m, and
from Cheshire railroad leaving Boston at $50
o. n connecting at White River junction with
Train leaving boston at J:o0 =. M, for Burning
tom iouse's Point. Montreal and Ogdcnsburgii,
connecting with steamers andUrand Tfunh
rr.i I'm, haW II
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n. SOW LES. Attorney and Counsellor at
l.. Law and solicitor III Chanccry. Office over
1T National Bank, st. Adams, VT.
|. S.--Will attend to Collections, and prosecute
| inns against the United States for Arrears OF
, or Bounty to Soldiers, Widows and lnvalid's
|lsiOns Xc. Nc 3-U
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nUTLAND AND BURLIN GTON AND VT
IN VALLEY kAILROAD.

u UTLAND AND BURLINGTON AND VT
IN VALLEY RAILROAD.
ON and after Dec. ID, 1867, trains will ruI
as follows, VIZ:
MOVING SOUTH AND FAST.
Leave Burlington at 500 Il. m, 1885 p. IN. 33t
9;i5 D. M. Arrive at Nutand at l:25 Il. M, Az
D. IN. 500 a.. III. $50 a. III.
Leave Rutland ut 400 Il. m, 1900 IN. ArriN {
Bellows Falls at 7:4J and 2:2O p. M, X 3:25 H..
m.
Leave Bellows Falls at 80 II. M, 2;25 y. m
$3.50 IL m. Arrive at Brattleburo' at $3.50 H. ~,
j2O y. M, 4:27 A. III.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Brattleburo' at 100 u. H., 4l5 & 900
M Arrive at Bellows Falls at 12:UO y. NJ, aud
$40 and 800 p. III.
Leave Bellows Falls at 1926 p. M, 5:45 p m
1850 p. III. Arrive at RutlaEd at $40 p H..
900 p. III. l2:35 III.
Leave Kutlund at 600 II. M, l.20 p. m. 3.2t
p. IN. 1870 Il. IN. Arrive at Burlington at $40 IA.
M, 425 p. H., and 6.l5 ,. III. Alb II. III.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
Es- At Burlington with Boats ON Lake Cham
plain and Vermont Central and Vermont ana
Canada Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Abans,
houses Point, Montreal, Ogdensl,urgh, and til,
West. At Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany
and New loih, saratoga Springs, Schenectady
and the West. At Bellows Fails WITH tIaino "a,
lowell and Boston. With Vt. Valley Railroad,
for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Ha-
ven and New Nork--and with sullivan Railroad
for Windsor, White River Junction. Wells River
st. Johnsbury, Newport Llttleton, and the
White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap
pleasant, and expeditions route.
FOX IlCkEIS, and all necessary information
enquire at the Offices on the me
w-tf GEO. ~ MERRILL Supt.
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} RICHARDSON'S PICTURE GALLERY,
Main, opposite Bans street, st. Albaus
/ Cup Stairs.) open all hours of the day,
|ndays excepted.) All tine latest styles OF lic-
hes made AT this Gallery. Albums and Pc
l. Frames, Stereoscopic and card Pictures OF
mont Scenery, all at low prices. Call early
4 often. L. q. ..ICHARDSON,
l01-tt. Proprietor.
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In BUCK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
IL. LOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for frs,
rs insurance Companies, and for obtaining
oilers pay, Nc.
Dilict' over Weeks store. LIT
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Winter Goods.

whitley & Truit have just received large
stock Of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they ere selling on at very low rates.
Give them a call soon If you wish first choice.
Their stock is the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting, in part, Of
cloths, cassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
Of all styles and prices, staple and fancy dry
goods, notions, hoods, nubias, scarfs, shawls
and cloaks, ladies' furs, at - to $l2 per set,
gents fur gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing,
such as fine beaver, cashmere and other fine
suits, TO 1T all, both great and small; also q
large stock Of OvercOats at all prices from six
to thirty dollars; also full line of family gro
ceries.
They offer great inducements to traders and
large dealerA from the country. They are also
agents for the Lawrence Wooden Factory, and
have large stock Of yarn, blankets, jeans,
fannels, tweeds, coverIets. &c., &c.
Remember the place, the old stone corner.
tft# - 80 AR
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Read and Remember.

We have just received, and for sale. the lar
gest stock Of hardware. stoves and agrIcultur-
al implements ever offered to the people Of
Southwestern Kansas, for sale low for cash in
hand.
A large stock of Cane Mills of all sizes, at
Cincinnati retail prices, freight added. The
celebrated Tiffin Hay Rake, the best in the mar
ket. Sanford's Patent Straw Cutters. Ran
deifs Hay and Straw Forks, the best hay and
straw fork to be had in the place. at from IS
cents to 81. Those wanting hardware cheap for
cash N hand will find it to their interest to call
and see us before purchasing.
Soft FRAZER & PEYTON
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GRAND FESTIVAL.-A festival will be held
in the new bank building ON Wednesday even
ing, December 2d. Every body is invited. The
second story will be devoted TO the festival and
supper, and. the new hall will be fort the exelu-
sive use Of those who wish to strip the Hight
fantastic" The entire arrangements are in the
hands Of . committee Of ladies and gentlemen,
who will spare no expense 20 make 10 the affair
Of the season. The entire proceeds will be de
voted to the purchase Of Gjewels,'' .4workine
tOolA," ETC., for the new Masonic Hail. FestS.
val tickets 80 cents each. Party tickets A 50
Per compile: Supper viii be provided on the
sretaafant plan, where M the delieacies Of TIE
eas@ - Se PsScHred at . reasoaable price.
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At Brainbridge, Indiana, on Sunday Novem-
Der 18th, 1854 by Rev. Nj. Mitchell, Mt. w
d. PEYTcN, Of this place, and Miss AMANDA
WINGATE, Of Brainbridge.
In the Presbyterian church OF Holden, Mis-
souri,, on the evening Of the 18th of November,
by Rev. Hiram, Hill. Mr.. ROBERT DIXON, OF
EmPorias Kansas, to Miss LYDIA AAXsE, OF
After the ceremony, the numerous friends Of
their congratulations and good wishes. The
bridal party then returned to the home of the
bride Ar. Metzler's) where they enjoyed a
evening, the newly.mafried c0lIDle ,vVere ser-
ennded by part Of the band, Who were most
Hospitality invited In to partake Of the good
things provided. Mr.. Dixon and wife return
ed 70 Kansas on the early morning train bear
ing with them the kind wishes Of many loving
friends Tor their future welfare and Droeperi.
Tyr Holdea ERfefpviss. "a - ),
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SeIIing ont Al Cost.

ID. L. kemper is selling out his goods at a
bargain. such as hair oils, perfumeries, fancy
soaps, combs, tooth brushes, pencils pocket
books, etc., etc. Come and see for yourselves,
If you want anything very cheap. Is also pre-
pared to do ladies', gentlemen's and children's
hair cutting and shamPooning in good and
fashinable style and at reduced prices. Money
saved is money made, so get your work done
in the most fashionable style at Fl. L. Kelnpers,
I57 Commercial street, at the sign of Cigars L.
Tobacco. You will also find at this place some
of the best brands Of cigars and tobacco, at
reasonable prices. 1913
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The place that knows me now
Will soon know me mo- more for.
ever.-Osse Id Chap. Of 2 Eyed
Ny friends, am going to leave you. Whith-
er go you know not, and neither do l. I am
going to seek another climate TO see II cannot
recover my health, which is rapidly declining.
But before go want to see all my friends and
bid them adieu and give them receipt for that
little they owe me; and in order to hasten my
departure l will sell out my entire stock Of
hardware at cost, wholesale or retail, to any,
body and everybody, So now is your golden
opportunity to buy hardware cheap. Come
quickly, before it is all gone, and remember
to bring your pocket books with you. must
have the cash down for goods that sell at cost.
All who are owing me must call and settle
have tried words and grass"
long enough, and find there isno virtue in them.
ann now coming at you with my hands full
Of stones. 1t is not necessary to call names.
You know who mean. Yours in hurry,
Ivy j. L. CATTERSoN.
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aARrroRD oOLLEcIArE ISsrrrUr,

HARTFORD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The fan term Of this academy closes this
week: The atten lance and the work done by
the pupils has been very satisfactory to all par
ties. APPROVING interest in the studies is al
ways gratifying to teacher. The interest this
term has been unusually great The winter
term will commence Tuesday, December 10Th,
continuing thirteen weeks. Tuition in the va
rious departments five to eight dollars. Class
e. will be formed during the winter in book.
keeping, physiology, philosophy, algebra and
vocal music, In addition to the common Eng
lish branches. The society, in connection with
the school, gives opportunities for improve
ment in defamation, essay, public reading, etc.
There is unusual freedom In Hartford from
temptations to neglect school duties. a,I .le1
Board, In private families, at two to three
dollars per week Rooms can be obtained for
those wishing to board themselves. The teach
ers and officers Of the school still invite the
patronage Of the Inhabitants Of the Neosho
Valley. They hope 70 zee this academy grow
ing IN favor with the people. = d: ~,'-+ 3 =
...T1ETsQ 7'ss A. d. CHAMBERS,
Principal Hartford Collegiate Institute.
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Panoramic Exhibition.

The attention of Sunday School superintend
ents pastors and all others is called to the fact
that will, at Emporia, Burlingame and ali
other important towns in Southern Kansas
during the months of November and Decem.
Der. give series Of panoramic exhibitions IL.
Illustrating the historical part Of the Old Tesla.
ment, with the annunciation, birth Of Christ,
important miracles, crucifxion, death and as.
cension, from the New Testament, explained
with an appropriate lecture, making, at the
same time, most entertaining. attractive and
instructive method Of impressing on the minds
Of young and old the truths Of the Bible, to be
followed bya series illustrating the evils OF
intemperanee, comic scenes Of SURPRISING ex.
cellence, all from the best artists Of the pres.
ent age. Also dissOlving views, etc.
For terms see small bills. L. S. STEELE,
46-tf ~4 Proprietor.
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row AND coCNrRx.
20 DELrNOUENTs.

Our readers win bear US out In the state
mcnt that As few duns 70 subscribers appear In
this paper as any,in the State. We have sell
dom resOrted 70 these appeals to delinquents,
aud would not do it now, were II not absolute
" accessory, In looking over our book we find
We have: out, for subscriptions, between I've
and six hundred dollars. We have made out
and sent, Through the mails and post offices,
all the bills OF those who are in arrearages TO
amount 20 anything, up to the'first OF January
next. 1t IL a small matter to each one owing
us, but large AMOUNT 70 ua, and we want to
say to our fricAds receiving these bills that we
need the aggregate amount due US on sub
riptions mach worse than they do the small
portion due from each one of them, and we
have made out these bills with the confident
hope that every one Of them will be settled be-
tween this and the 18th day Of December next.
We don't care about boring our readers with
detail Of our private affairs, but will say 70
them that there are demands against us for pa
per, printing materials. and unpaid printers
bills amounting 70 several hundred dollars.
These are pressing. and we need every cent due
US to liquidate them- We have furnished THE
News to you regularly, and have made It as
good As we could. We have worked day and
night 70 make IL rank among the best OF coun-
try newspapers. II we have failed Il has not
been for the want Of effort on our part-and
now We want you 70 do your part, and help US
out Of the lurch. ,..t.f ~ a..f ...t ~
The bills are made up TO the first Of January
1853, but we viii not refuse advance payments
for Aext year. 14D.l ssa5l.a = -.-s.s- -a.
We have already ordered n large bill OF ma
terials for onr ONCE, and contemplate improv-
ing eur facilities for doing good job and news
nMner work A. fast N We cax, snara fka v..aov.a
Friends, give US lit; and as q return we
win do everything In our power to Lift each
and every one Of you. -.t'3 ....- -DIz
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DUR ABIERICUs LErrER
AMERIcus, Nov. %. 1858.

sz AMERIcUs, Nov. q, 1853.
Some fine droves Of cattle have been
bought in this vicinity during the past
season. Most of them have already
gone to the eastern markets. Two
droves passed out last week. n. Conn,
OF Council Grove, has just taken away
forty-six head of fat steers and heifers
bought for him here by Vim. Tague, of
this place. They were spoken of as
being very fine animals. WIN. Duguid
also collected up fifty head of steers
last week, which he had bought early
in the season, and which he has made
arrangements to have wintered here.
There is still lively demand for fat
cattle at fair prices. This branch of
our wealth is rapidly increasing. 1t
surprises even our own people, when
they travel over the par4iries, to see SO
many and such large herds of cattle,
while the new corners speak of it as the
great feature of Kansas. Stock-raising
lie q safe and money-making business
and everybody is eager to get started
in it. At stock sale on Dow creek,
the other day, it was really amusing to
see the one hundred and fifty or two
hundred men present ego for" the
young stock, which were .gObbled up"
at extravaganza prices 80 AZ. E--lL
Some improvements are still going
on in town. p. B. Campbell is painting
his house, in imitation of Mr.. John
Heasly, who painted his beautiful
white, short time since, after putting
up new fues, and otherwise finishing
up his premises. Capt. Hill is also
fixing up" around his place, putting
down some superior-dressed stone
dOOr-steps, etc. Ell roo -
The present "cold snap" has been
taken by almost everybody to do up
their butchering, and piles of dead hogs
now greet the eye at almost every
place we go. lEs
David McCaw had a valuable horse
die of "blind staggers" day or two
since.
The cases of smallpox mentioned in
my last are reported out of danger,
though one other person has since
taken it. 1t has SO far been confined to
the two families where it originated,
and will probably end there.
About seven or eight inches of snow
fell here yesterday and last night. r.
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TREE SEEDS.

THE following seeds will be sent post paid
Il to any part of the State for 20 cents Der
packet. II one or more pounds are wanted a
liberal discount will be made on the above rate
EVERGREENs.-PiRe, White, Yellow, Corsi-
can. Scotch, Austrian, Cembrem, Sea, JERSEY.
Pitch; Spruce Norway, White, Hemlock; Ja.
niper, Red Cedar. Savin, Common. Northern,
Trailing; ArboF Vitae. American, Chinese. UD-
right; Fir, Balsam, Frazer's Balsam, Silver:
English Yesc; Holly, European, American.
DEcIDUOUs.-LGrch,E European; Mantle, Ash
Ash, White. Red, English. Flow ering; Birch.
White, Canoe, Dwarf; DogscoOd. English,
American: Blue, Silk-leaved; Magnolia, CLAN
press; Beach, American; Tulip Tree; Ssoeet
Gum.
All orders must be sent in by the list of JAN
nary. Terms, cash with order. For a descrip-
ton OF any of the above named trees please
send stamp for return postage.
MAX FAWCETT
44-u Emp6ria, Kansas.
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New Goods! New Goods!

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock OF dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
head Of the market, and we ask everybody to
call and examine our stock and prices and sat.
isfy themselves that 1893 Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money to the best ad-
vantage. WASKEY HURST.
S7-u Sept. 18th 1853.
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NoTzCKs-I have this day appointed Prof.
A. D. Chambers as my deputy, and he win ct
once commence the business Of visiting the
schools01 this county. GF.sAssfyFg.l =
AL1EKRIN GILLBrT,
supefintendent Lyon County.
Nov. card, 1858.
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CATTERSON

Has become reckless and is selling out his
hardware regardless of consequences. All
you have to dofs to pay him cash for It, and
you will get it so cheap it will make you blush.
Also, If it is any accommodation to you you
can pay up that little account you promised to
pay so long. long ago. long ago.
You will hear more on the subject next week.
''the Lord wilIing.' 46-4s
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Itch! Itch! Itch. Scratch NO More

Who would endure the miseries Of this dis.
gusting disease, when for the sum Of fifty cents
and by the application of a neat preparation.
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
therefroms Such a remedy is the Itch Oint
ment, manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
Chemist. Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Leis'. and take no other. '=n.
For sale by all druggists throughout the
State
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ROAD NnnlcE

NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition will
IN be presented TO the Commissioners of Ly
on county. Kansas, at their next regular meet.
ing, to be held in Emporia, in said cotfnty. ON
Monday, JANUARY 4th, 1888. praying for the es-
adjustment 81 the following described road.
VIZ: commencing at the southwest corner Of
the southwest quarter OF section fifteen. town
nineteen. range twelve; thence running due
west on section lines until il intersects the road
leading due south from Commercial street in
the town ef EmpOria. RICHARD HOWE
4o-0O and 16 others. pctifionerh
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See Eskridge's big advertisement.
It speaks for itself The result of the
election makes Eskridge feel good, and
he,will Out-do himself in his efforts to
please the public, as to quantity, quail
ty and price.
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aarh. from the sonabs . fearful sound.

AAoSsaoE1 A8sSnO the cry
That villain, Catterson, is after me again
about what owe him, and If don't pay him
have told him dirty lie.
CArTERsoN (aaide >-'sYes; that is Just the
way with some Of you fellows; get in debt to
man and when ne asks you for it you cal,
him villain and traitor TO the State.'' Ivy
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Our young fellow -townsman, r. p. Dixon,
returned from Holden, Missouri, a few days
ago, accompanied by his bride. We wish them
all the joy and happiness they have dreamed OF
The event l. duly announced In an item from
the Holden Enterprise In another column
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aTRAYEDl

ER0M tie undersigned, ss Forest Hill. abou.
n the LIST Of November, q large Texas steer.
years old, spotted black and white, with long
crooked horns; also q medium sized Texas
steer. or years old. brown, with star IN fore
bead. long horns, one ear frozen OF. ANY in.
formation leading to their recovery viii Be lib
eIalIy rewarded. Cali on or address
I. @. TIGER. Emporfa
$3.50 or c. 4. Tcer Forest Hin.
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Local NOTICES.
Comef CoYoes fyornef

Come and buy hardware cheaper than you
ever bought it In your lives. Let him that
heAreth say come, and whosoeyer win, let him
come and buy hardware with money at very
low price. Come before it is everlastingly too
late. Yours, reverently,
$3.50 IL. CATTxRsoN.
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Bates & Perley.

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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j. c. Hall & Bro. are the agents for
the sale of the Singer sewing machine at
this place, and we understand are SELL
ing them off quite rapidly. They have
sold several machines to families in
town and surrounding coultry. The
Singer we believe gives universal salts
faction. ~
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Seven or eight inches Of snow fell on Monday.
It was about the heaviest snow storm we have
seen here In eleven winters, with the excep-
ton OF that Of 1s60-Sl. It has been melting
away ever since it fell, and viii soon all be
5 gone. 81 ~ p #s..r
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DIR. Morris Of Utica, New York, has
located among US, for the purpose of
practicing his profession. We wish him
success. to- Gus.
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Mrs. c. E Whine has received the win
ter styles OF millinery goods at her shop
next door south of the post Office, and
will be glad to see the ladies of Empo-
ria and vicinity at all times. 80,
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Our young townsman, Davis Peyton, return
ed from Indiana Wednesday night accompan-
led by Mrs. Peyton. May their happiness new
er decrease. .f.r
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Dfseased Horses and CattIe.

Use Geo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders,
the great American remedy for diseases OF
Horses and Cattle, recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery Stable-keepers, Stock Raisers
and everybody who has tried it.
Ask for Leis'; take no other.
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STRAYED.

FROM my place, three nsiles east Of Enupo-
r.a; abont the middle Of April last, . two
year old red heifer, white Ia the faee: mali
streak OF white on her back over her hips; wlIife
IN hanks; no marks or brand Enformafion Of
hef whereaDca1 VIVA be subsidy awarded.
JASlJE CAUSE,
: Vs. ..sss 80 GWD0Hi0. kaRga0
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Ihave located IN Americus. ma an now ri pre-
pared TO show for sale some Of the best farms
In the country, e well as some cheaper ones.
tive me cali. 3. W. RANDALL.