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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10
Sale to Commence
Tuesday, June I'd, 1868, in the
City of Lawrence, Kansas.

YTHnE subscriber will sell at auo ton as above
4 to the highest bidder, in the city of Law
renee, about $1,000 acres of land, principally
situated in Usage county, Kansas.
These lands are part of the celebrated Sac &
Fox Reservation, abound in choice selections
CT timber, are generally well watered, and en-
brace some of the finest quarries Of stone. and
most extensive deposits of coal III the entire
State.
The Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Divis-
ion, is in close proximity the North, the
Leavenworth Lawrence * Galveston Railway
OH the east, both built and i'll operCtion,)
and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
running directly thu ough these Lands, are I'M
der contract, and now being built
Title perfect, by patent, direct from the Uni
ted States.
Terms of sale-One quarter cash down, bal
ance in three equal payments, with annual in
terest. with bond for Il deed; or, (at option of
purchaser.) one third cash, balance i'll two
equal payments, secured by bond and mort
gage. Ali revenue stamps ut cost of purclias-
er. Descriptive lists and maps can be had on
application to the undersigned (owner) at At
tica, New York. X. 5. STEVENS.
Descriptive lists and maps can also be OBJ
tanned, on application to the following persons:
y. B. Ravens, ESD. Real Estate Agent, LeaV-
enworth, Kansas. ChIs. Chadwick. Esq. At
Mitchell, ESD. Real Estate Agent, Lawrence,
Kansas. NJ. q. Farnham, ESD, Merchant, To-
pe1a, Kansas, p. p. Elder tG Co., Bankers, OF
tawa, Kansas. Vim. Crowcll, Esq. Merchant,
Paola, Kansas. o. III. Sheldon, Esq, Real Es-
tate Agent, Burlingamc, Kansas. james
Rogers, ESD. r al Estate Agent, Burlingame,
Kansas. z. l.. Plumb, Esq, Emporia, Kansas.
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We clip the following notice Of Mrs. Gorham,
Of our State Normal School, and Lizzie Ella,
one Of the students Of the institution, from the
Burlington Patriot. The Normal mode cf
teaching has only to be seen to be appreciated
by the friends Of education. We are glad the
teachers are ayaiIing themselves of every OPP
portunity TO make the people acquainted with
the Normal and its workings. We quote from
the Patriot:
Prof. Kellogg, Of the Normal School, did not
attend the present session Of the Coffey County
Teachers Institute, as was expected. His fail
ure to attend, however, was pretty well COM
pensated by the substitutes he sent hither in
the persons of Mrs. Gorham, one Of the lady
professors Of the Normal school, and Miss Liz
zie Ella. The assistance of Mrs. GorhaM "A;
the Teachers Institute OF this county has been
invaluable. She drilled and catechiSed the
teachers and impaired to them instructions in
the modern anu most approved methods CT
teaching. The ideas she incuicated were nov
ell, instructive and exceedingly interesting TO
all Of the Teachers On Thursday evening the
itOrs to witness and hear her deno+stranon
of the systems of teaching geography anu oD-
ject lessons. The audience was delighted.
The following resolution was passed by the
Institute:
Eesofred, unanimously By the Cofey
County Teachers Institute, that Mrs. j. I'll.
Gorhlin. of the State Normal school, has laid
US under the greatest obligations by her at
tendance Mt the preseTt session of our Insti-
tute, and we cordially offer her our most sin
cere thanks for the valuable and interesting
instruction which She has given us; we shall
not soon forget the qualification which she has
afforded, and at her departure we can only
wish her every kind Of success in whatever
she may undertake, and the fullest happiness
wherever her lot may be cast.
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EN1PORIA MARKETS.

FLoUR-XXX,- 1925 per sack; Xxx, $50;
Spring wheat, ga.
CORN MEAL-I5c. per bushel.
PoTAToEs-Irish, $500 per bushel; sweet.
$50.
CoRN-4Oc. per busheI.
WnEAT@F Fan. s1,75 to 2,a5 per bushel;
FRESH MEATsAChoice beef steak and roast,
12I5c. per H.; other qualities, &C. q Sc. Pork
steak, l21zc.; sides and midlings, 10 to I2e.
TEAS-Young Tyson, $2,20 per H.; Imperi-
al, 200 to go; Gunpowder, 2,2o; Japan, zoo;
Oolong, 200.
CoFFEE-Rio, 33c. per h.; Java. 45e.
SUGAR-Refined. 20 to - 1ic. per h.; crushed,
2jc.; y. o.. 10 to 21c.
RICE-163sc. per IL.
HOMINY-Sc. per ID.
MOLAsSES- Sorghum, 75c. per gallon; sugar
house, $l,S5; golden syrup, 1,50; sugar loaf
syrup, 2.20.
EGAR-Cider, 6oc. per gallon; sorghum,
40c
FIsH-No. mackerel aOe per H.: $40 per
kit; white fish, 1926. per b.; cod fish, I5c.
DRIED FRUrrs-Apples. 15c. per h.; perch
es, 2oc.; currants, 25c;; bfackberries, SOC.
CANNED GOODS Peaches, 43c.; cherries
Soc; blackberries, 50e.; Strawberries, 69c.;
pine apple, 60c.; pears, 60c.; tomatoes, 30c.:
cora, DOC; oysters, 4oc.; Holsters, 5oc.; sar-
CHEEsE-20c. per ID.
CRACKERs-soda, butter and picnic, 15c per
d.; sugar, Doe; cream biscuit, 25e.
BCTTER-40c. per II.
EGGS-10c. per dozen.
SALT-4c. per h.; 90 per bb1.
LARD-20c. per ID.
HAMS-Country, 20c. per d.; sugar cured.
25c.
BkCoN-2oc. per b.
SoAP-Extra family. 15c. per b.; rosin, 12l<e.
TALLow-1Oc. per ID.
CANDLEs-Sta-. 49,. per h.; tallow, 25c
kERosENE-90c. per GAL; crystalized oil CSC.
HIDEs-Dry. fl1&c.; green, 4I5c.
SHOT-2Dc. per ID.
I.EAD-20,. :.
POWDER-60e. g
/ SINIsHED DooRS-SS.75 10 $50.
NAILs-6d. 10 20d., $500 per keg; DC. per b
3d., 5000 per key; lie. per d.; Al, $50 per
keg; 1O1ze. PERI.
| administrative. $3.50 to 400 per hundred
feet; pine siding, $50 to $50; hoering. 700 to
| $50; building lumber, 500 to 90.
PRINTS-Sprague's, Cocheco. American and
| Hamilton. 1Sc. per yard; Providence and In
/ ion, 15c.; Wamsutta, 12c.
| SFfEETINCsSNStark a.. Indian Head. and
Missouri N. ], pc. per yard; Great West
ern. and Canelton, 1S5<c.; Anchor. 163<c
BEEAcIIED afUSLINS-121<e. t. 2jc per ward
DESIMs-25c. to SIC. per yard.
SuIRTISG STRIPE-163zc. to &c. per yard.
Wool DELAINEs-50 q 55c. per yard.
| MERINoS-$I.20 to I,50 per yard
/ FLANNELS-J0. s. and 6oc per yard.
/ HOME-M ABE JEANs-S1, 90 to 1,60.
/ FACTORY JEANS-70. Is and zoe.
DOMESTIC GINGHAAIS-30 q Soc.
SATINET@75, s. q S1.0o.
/ HooP SKIRrs-5oc. to $3.50.
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MORAL
To ali yVhom it may Concern

10 SAAA "AOAA 10 may ~SOHCcThs
Those having received flvors CT us, in the
way of short credits, will please excuse us for
dunning through the paper. But the truth is,
We need money and must have it by the last of
the month, and as one good turn deserves an
other, fail not to settle your accounts with us
before the LIST day of May if you ever expect to
get more credit here. AS TO the public in gen.
eral, we return our sincere thanks for their lib
eral patronage and ask continuance CT the
same. We shall at all times endeayor to keep
as good and complete stock as the times de-
mand. We make piece goods u speciality, and
shall at all times keep good supply on hand,
and sell as cheap as the cheapest, or so under
trying. 1917 j. c. HALL & BRO.
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TO WV AND COUNTRY.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements
In this issue will be found a long list CT new
advertisements and local notices, which will
pay our readers to .peruse carefully.
L. p. Bancroft, Real Estate Agent and No.
tary Public, at the old office on Commercial
Street.
r. S. Stevens auction Of 10000 acres OF
land, at Lawrence on the I'd Of juno.
Mrs. Fairchfld's Millinery establishment, al
her new building on Commercial street.
n. Lockerman offers a large lot Of lumber,
some stock, ETC., for sale at bargains.
j.. w. Stevenson, wants to furnish everybody
with one Of Chambers Tube wells.
Ward & Werner, OF Eureka, have SEINE blood
ed stock for sale.
sheriff Bancroft advertises some property
for sale.
ID. ". Bronson, Esq, Of Eidorado, Butler
county, publishes his professional card. Per-
sons having businG SIS down that way had bet
ter send 1t to him. =
&c. Hall & Bro. want money; that's what's
the matter with them. Those concerned had
better read and act accordingly.
Likewise John Catterson ditto. He grows
poetical about 1T. Sich poetry.
j. II. Marsh wants TO buy some cows.
Gillett & Hadlcy want the people to know
that they have glassware, queensware, bird
cages and coal oil.
q. Y. Hart has new business card in to-day
Major Bancroft has a notice to settlers ON the
Usage Lands.
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To the soldiers of Lon COUNTY,

The Legislature of this State, in 1867, passed
bill making it the duty Of the Register of
Deeds, upon the request of any discharged SOL
der, to record his Discharge on the records of
the county, in book to be furnished by the
County Commissioners, ut the expense of the
county, and fixing the fee for recording at %
cents. would therefore say to all who wish
to have n record made of their Discharge Pa
pers, that have procured book for the pur-
pose, and am now ready at any time to record
them. o. Y. HART
REGISTER CT Deeds Lyon Co,
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Fashionable.

j. c. Hall has one of the incest and best Sc
lections of clothes and cassimeres ever offered
to the citizens of Emporia and vicinity, and has
secured the services of j. Feeny, of Leayen-
worth, Fashionable Tailor. Garments made
to order, i'll the latest style, and warranted to
give satisfaction, or no charge. Also, will rem
oyate and cleanse old clothes without injury to
the cloth. Come, gentlemen and ladies, give
us Il call, as we think we can please the most
fastidiour.
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In all new countries We hear Of fatal diseas-
es among Fowls. styled Chicken Cholera,
Gapes, Blindness, Chambers, Megrims or Giddi-
mes, dc. LEIS' POWDER Will eradicate the
above named diseases. In severe attacks, mix
IL small quantity with corn meal. moistened,
and feed twice Il day. While these diseases
prevail, use little in their feed once or twice
a week, and your poultry will be kept free from
all disease. In severe attacks oftentimes they
do not eat; it will then be necessary to admin
lister the Powder by means Of quill, blowing
the Powder down their throat, or mixing Pow.
der with dough to form Pills.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

BY reference to our new advertisements 1t
will be seen that r. S. Stevens, OF New York.
who owns large body ofthe Sac and Fox lands
in Usage county. amounting to 6O.000 acres,
proposes to offer them for sale at auction, in the
city Of Lawrence, on the ID day of June next.
Mr.. Stevens is actuated solely by the desire to
accommodate those who may want to purchase
farms 90 cultivate. and will only sell in tracts
not exceeding 100 acres to any one person. This
affords new corners and those who desire to get
farms excellent opportunity TO do so. The
lands. so far as we know, are among the best
IN the State. Read the advertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

More trees are being planted this yearin this
part of Kansas, than in any two former seasons
put together. There is perfect mania for
fruit trees and hedge plants, and every nurse
ry has been rnnsaeked and stripped. Max
Fawcett, agent of the Coal. Creek Nursery,
near Lawrence, has been informed by the pro-
prietors that they can I'LL no more orders, their
extensive nursery being literally CLEANED out"
We understand Mr.. Abraham's Dow Creek
Nursery is being hauled eff at rapid rate.
Even the old trees from ten to fifteen feet high,
and by many considered too old to transplant,
are being '|gobbled"
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HEAD QUARTERS

For Dry Goods, will be found at Whitley &
Truths, who are now receiving and opening
their new stock of Spring and Summer goods,
all of which have been bought for CASH in
the best markets East and will be sold for
CASH ut a very small profit. Their stock of
dress goods. white goods, domestic dry goods,
notions, ready-made clothing, boots and shoes.
hats and caps, is complete. They guarantee
thoir prices rs low as at the river or railroad,
with freight added. Remember money saved
is money made. 14-12
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Perhaps some folks win think this paper
ought to he called the Emporia Adrertiser in
stead Of THE NEWS, there being such crowd
OF advertising this week as to make the former
name more appropriate than the latter. 1t will
be better next week. Take ii the year round
and THE EMPoRIA NEWS gives more reading
matter than any country paper in the State.
we like rush Of advertising occasionally. 1t
makes us feel good. 1t shows that the country
Is In state of prosperity, and brings our spir-
its up to 100 Sin the shade"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

Drs. Trowbridge and Boggs, Dentists, pro-
pose, during this and next week, to try an eX-
pertinent in the dental line. During this peri
cd they offer their services ut nearly one half
the usual price, and hope in this way not only
to bring dentistry within the reach of all, but
so to increase their business as to justify them
in SO doing. As the experiment may prove n
failure, let all who need their services at once
avail themselves Of the opportunity, and get
their work done cheap. They will insert full
set Of upper and under teeth CT the best quality
or $50 Office in Trueworthy's ne.s building.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

We have been having cold weather for
some days. During several nights lately, lee
has formed on water standing out quarter Of
nm inch thick. This cold snap has been hard
on vegetables which come up during the pre-.
yious warm weather, rs well as ON fruit and
erops. We have made extensive inquiry this
week. and find that the peaches are not al
killed, although the have suffered some.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

Cows require all abundance CT nutritious
food, not to make them fat, but to Keep up
regular secretion of milk. Farmers and dairy
men attest the fact that by judicious use of
LEIs' CONDITION POWDER the flow of milk is
greatly increased, and quality vastly improy-
ed All gross humors and Impurities of tie
blood are at once removed. For Sore Teats.
apply LEIS' CHEMICAL HEALING SALVEAwill
heal in one application. Your CALVES also re-
quire alternative aperient and stimulant.
Using this Powder will eXpel all grub worms,
with which young stock are infested in the
spring of the year; promotes fattcning, pre-
vents securing, &c.
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Dress Making:

Miss J. a. Derthick announces to the ladies
of Emporia and vicinity, that she has opened
Dress Makers shop ut the residence of Mr..
Schryyer, on Mechanics Street, between Third
and Fourth Avenues, where she will be found
ut all times ready to do all kinds ef Cutting and
Sewing. -
y large supply of the Latest Styles of Pa
terms on hand. LIFT
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Notice to Settlers on Usage Trust
lands

All persons who desire to purchase lands at
the sale in May next, can save time and money
by consulting me at my Office in Emporia, by
letter, or personally. will pay all office fees,
and save you a journey to the Land Office.
Fees: SO, for 100 acres, or So, for 80 acres.
All applications should be made as early
May 1Gth. f.. r. BANCROFT,
1916 Real Estate Agent.
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We also have = large stock Of Hay k-:1se
Grindstones: and Hangings, Pics, Mafto1.
belonging to our trade too tedious TO nenfioo'
We buy in large quantities direct Of the mann.
facturers, thereby saving the joibe,sa sa...,Is
sion, and ship in large Quantities flseSelZ e.
curing lower rates Of freight; ccnsecuessiy csn
AFFORD to sell lower, and do . mere Ie0itfmsfe
bushes than any house in Southwestern Ksn
sas. Thankful to our friends for the large md
liberal patronage we have received heretofore
we hope by close applications 20 business and
low prices. to merit the continuance Of tie
FRAZER, GILLErr PEYToN.
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John Fowler. one of our most reliable farm
ers, informs US this morning that he made con-
siderable examination among the peach teees
in his neighborhoed ON "wednesday, and finds
that there are plenty Of peaches left yet, and
that the injury done by the late cold weather
Is not very serious Il )
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

UseGeo. Leis' Celebrated Condition Powders
the great American remedy fer diseases OF
Horses and Cattle, recommended by Veterinary
Surgeons, Livery stabie-keepers, Stock Raisers
and everybody who has tried it.
Ask for Leis'; take no other.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

Francis & Kraft have taken possession Of
Hallberg's old stand with their meat market.
and are fitting it up nicely. They intend to
keep vegetables and all kinds of prod uce, and
will soon have complete market house. They
have fitted up screens in order to protect their
meats from the flies in the warm weather
Their enterprise deserves the patronage of the
public.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

Last year f. G. Duke, of Greenwood county,
went to Texas and brought back with him 120
bushels of Usage orange seed. He planted
eighty bushels of the seed last year, fifty of
which was spoiled by wet weather and other
causes. From the thirty bushels which turned
out well he has sold 100000 plants this spring,
and has several thousand more to take up yet.
The seed was put out among farmers on the
shares. He could have sold twice the number
of plants, the demand being so great. Mr..
Duke has forty bushels of seed left which he
intends to put out this season. The largest
yield he had last year was Go,0O0 plants from
three pecks Of seed.
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MACHINERY, &C.
Tor Sale.

II Oh 9d1Se
0NE 50 inch double-geared Portable French
Burr Mil: one Bolt; one Single Machine;
one Circular Saw. ~ inches diameter. one
pair work horsee-on sale, for want Of use,
cheap. Also 5000 feet Of flooring, siding,
scantling, stills. &C., low for cash, or on time
Also 30 cords dry cord wood in lots TO suit.
line through the post office viii meet with
attention. THOS. ARNfOR.
EmpoFia, March 18th, 1868. 1e-l5
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Jas. Fairchild has purchased Hanford's build
ing on Commercial street, nearly opposite the
EmpOria House, having sold the building he
rec emily occupied to ID. w. Holdcrman. Mrs.
Fairchild will occupy the front room ofthe new
building with her millinery establishment.
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The Usage chropicle thus discourses about

The Usage Chroeicle thus discourses about
one of our millers:
IVY. 7. SOden, of Emporia, has the finest wa
ter fiOur-nlilI in Kansas, also one of the fin
est residences. His -four commands the high
est market price in Lawrence, Topeka, June
ton City and South Western Kansas. Will
lam has lately taken to himself Il wife, who
must be proving great blessing, we take it,
us the other day received Il present of full
sack of flour of the best brand, which must
have been sent thank offering in view of
May Mr.. Solen's fair partner never grow old
or cross, nor his mill never wear out.''
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James Robinson, living near the Junction
informs us that he has sold from one fresh COW
and stripper, in the last four months, lol
pounds Of butter. besides furnishing opounds
per week for family use. The calf of the fresh
cow was raised by hand. The stripper gave
gallon of milk per day.
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Billiard saloon

would respectfully inform the public that
have reftted and remodeled my Billiard es-
tablishment and fixed things up gay. CHOICE
Cigars, Tobacco, Candies &c, constantly on
hand. Give me call. c. II. sIPES-
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A. J. Andrews informs us that the house of
Orlin Clark was burned at Neosho Rapids
few nights ago. All the household goods We're
lost. Mr.. Clark's family occupied the house ut
the time. No insurance. Supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
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The fall wheat in the vicinity looks only toll
erably well, according to the testimony Of sew
cral Of our farmer friends. The spring wheat
is growing faster and gives better promise.
Rain Is needed, aud the cold weather Of the
mast ten DAYS Is rather unfavOrablc for wheat.
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by the large number of strangers which we
see in our streets daily, and the large number
of immigrant teams passing through, we con-
cludc that our population is rapidly increasing.
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Coal Oil
GILLETT g. HADLEY'S
Cows Wanted.

Those having one or two good, new mich
COWS for sale, can have chance to get the
money for them by calling at my residence on
the south side of the Cottonwood, one mile
west of Soden's mill, or by mail, describing
COWS, with price. JAS. r. MAksH.
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Chance for Bargains.

of Iumbcr of ali kinJs. n Sn;n Of yxort
mares; span of mules; 20O0 fence posts, 1900
of which are mulberry. Call and see me, as [
offer the above articles at good bargains.
1j-tf y. LOCKERMAN.
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We have for. sale . large
stock ef doors, "a sh and
blinds, made OF kiln dried
lumber. These goods were
purchased at Chicago Of .
first class manufacturing e.
Enlistment. and we offer
them very cheap for cash.
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DIR. Gordon has sold his business house
on Commercial street to REM. w. Wright,
OF Cincinnati Ohio. Mr.. Wright. we under
stand is going to build an addition, and stock
the building with hardware.
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For Sale.

Sc u Of sec. s., town Is, range 10; and i've
acres timber in W u, see. II, town IS, range
10. Price reasonable, and payments made sat.
isfactory. Apply to
Ie5s-tf. RUGGLEs 4 PLUAB.
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House For Sale

The undersigned offers for sale her house
and lot on Market street, near the Normal
School house, Emporia, Kansas.
13-tf j. MCCARTNEY.
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Blooded Stock for Sale,

FTNHE undersigned offer Tor sale u number of
i full biooded Durham bulls These cattle
are just from Illinois, and were selected from
the best herds in that State. They can be seen
at our place on Otter creek. seven miles south
west of Eureka, Greenwood county, Kansas
Come and see the stock, whether you want to
buy not. WARD d WERNER.
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II. f.. Quarterly meeting commences to-mor-
row. Elder Rice will be present, and it is ex-
pected that Mr.. Hancock, the new minister,
will also be here.
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The spring term Of the Normal school open
ed favoraely on Wednesday Of this week. a
large number Of the young ladies who were in
attendance last term have gone out to teach
summer schools. But the supply from the
Normal School has net been equal to the de-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-04-10

kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard, Dupuy
I Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal plIr-
poses, ut NJ. III. BATES & Co.'S.
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nT II

Near Emporia, on Friday night, March Doth,
1863 of dropsy of the chest, ELIZABETH GRIT
FIFTH, wife of John r Griffith, aged Il little
over forty years.
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REsIDENCE FOR SALE.

offer for sale my new residence on Exchange
street. Emporia, ut low figures. Good house,
contains four rooms, and cellar. Two lots and
situation desirable Will take team of hors-
es or mules in part pay. j. L. PlERSON.