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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

A LITTLE TOO FAsr.-Isn't friend Mains little
fast? While have no objection to having my ugli-
ness cIoaked with beautiful gown, earnestly
protest that am not entitled to single vote this
evening. That am ugly enough, II shall attempt
neither to palliate or deny;' but am disqualified
by reason of the fact that shall not have attained
my editorial majority until the gown shah have
been given away. can readily understand why
friend Mains should be DESTROYS of dragging into
the list the ugleSt editors in town he undoubtedly
expects thereby to avoid the unanimous of this
evening-but it certainly betrays weak back bone
to bring forward candidate who is totally disqual
lied from running, simply because he thinks his
chances for escape will thereby be rendered certain
Better brave the contest manfully, Mains. You can
do nothing less than win. There is certainly no
possible shadow OF hope for you to lose. You may
not be aware of it, but 1t is universally conceded
believe, that you not ouly the uglest editor in
town. but the homliest man In the State.
might say, in conclusion, that your attempt to
bring into the field so good looking a man Geo.
Frederick with the object in view of making your
vote lighter, Il laughable in the extreme ~ "a
You arc certainly doomed. ".
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New BUSINESS HoUsE.-Mr. Geo. Doudel,
OF Columbus, Ohio, is having ground broken
Tor business house on the second lot north of
Fourth avenue, on the east side Of Commercial
street. The house will be % feet front by 80
feet deep, and will be occupied, when finished.
As wholesale and retail grocery store by
Aessrs. Doudel d Bell, the latter also from
Columbus, both Of whom have had long ex-
perience In the grocery trade and an extensive
business. Mr.. Doudel will be here next week
to supervise the erection Of the building. He
Will bring workunen with him to do the car
psnter work; and the carpenters will bring
tneir families, and become permanent citizens
OF our town. Messrs. Doudel q Bell aim to
nave their building completed and their store
open Tor business by the first Of March next.
We extcud 70 all such workmen and workers
cordial welcome and the right hand Of fell
lowship.
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nan...-A ..ocin.Ion nIeefInR.

Library ASsOchAtAoA nAoc
The meeting Of the above Association' on
Tuesday evening Of this week, for the purpose
AZ electine officers for the ensuing year, was
vel attended. The regular ticket was elected
without much opposition. The selection made
Of oficers Is good one, and sve shall be great
~ disappointed If good Judgment. energetic
action. judicious handling of the finances.
and careful reference to the highest good Of
the organization do not characterize their ef-
forts during their entire term OF Office.
It Is highly gratifying to knowsthat we may
safely regard this Association as permanent
institution Of our town. That it really has
been placed on . solid foundation. no one who
is acquainted with what has thus far been
accomplished will deny. Besides large num-
Der Of annual memberships. giving TO its treas
ury several hundred dollars, 81 life member
shfps have been secured, with donation in
addition Of $50 from some lady at Council
Grove. A life membership costs s25. In all
the Association has q subscribed fund OF nj
least one thousand dollars. And IL Is going
ahead just as IL IL had been in successful ope-
ration for years. A correspondence with prom
inent lecturers has been commenced, one being
already secured In the person Of Col. James +.
Sanford, OF Marshalltown, Iowa, who will
deliver three lectures before this Association
in January. Two Of the three will be deliver
ed on the 18th and 14th, respectively, Of that
month, the other at any time between the last
date and the 2Sth Of January.
These lectures win be upon Egypt and Pal
estine. We have heard them, and can promise
the people rich treat. The lecturer is an en-
tertaining speaker, and possesses great power
IN description. We hope that not only the
people in town, but those in the country, will
avail themselves of the opportunity afforded
to enjoy three lectures that shall be both en-
tertaining and instructive. They will UNI
doubtedly be delivered at the Court House.
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KEEP PROPERTY DOWN.

The remark that property in Emporia is
''too high'' is in the mouth of nearly every
stranger who comes within our city's pre-
cincts. Is there not much of truth in it? 1t
is frequently said that property is worth
whatever it will bring; and SO if resident
lots in Emporia will bring from two to five
hundred dollars each, and business lots from
i've hundred to three thousand dollars each,
and additions will sell at the rate of from
two hundred to one thousand dollars per
acre. then they are worth these prices, and
owners are foolish to sell for smaller sums,
whether this assertion be false or true(and we
believe it is false) there are still good reasons
why we should endeavor to keep property
down. Hundreds would invest here, make
this their home, and add much to the growth
Of our town who are deferred from doing so
by reason of their belief that we are holding
property at higher figures than either the
present or prospective condition of things
will warrant, and hence they go where
these inflated prices do not exist. Besides
II prices are too high, there will, in all hkeli-
hood come day when they will undergo a
downward tendency, and decline in prop
erty, be it real estate, or merchandise, or, in
short, any species of possessions, is always
attended with more or less pecuniary loss to
those persons who purchase at an exorbi-
tant figure. 1t seems TO us no effort has been
made, nor any desire manifested to keep
prices of town lots within reasonable COM
pass, but that they have been constantly
pushed upward and upward until they have
reached point from which, in our belief,
there must by and by be afall. The wisdom
of this course we seriously question. Its
folly viii some day be confessed and deplor-
ed. 1t furnishes the only material drawback
with which we are compelled 10 contend. and
which we cannot satisfactorily explain away
when talking with those from abroad. Can
not something be done 20 keep the prices Of
town property within reasonable liinits9
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THE RAILROAD DEPor.-This is n very re-
spectacle looking building, considering that II
was put up in less than two weeks. It Is 20
by 90 feet, with platform eight feet wide on
ehree sides, and stands on the south side of
sixth avenue. The passengers waiting room
10 In the north end, and is commodious and
pleasant, being 20 by "a feet, with a generous
supply u window-glass to sdmit the light.
Inc once separates the passengers room from
tne store room The latter Is sufficiently ca
pAcious to contain all freight that will require
shelter, perhaps, during the next year, but that
II must necessarily be enlarged before great
while We believe 1t will be ne loss. however.
Tor additions can readily be made 70 n a cir.
eumstances require. An additional ,v.,,;r-
room WIN doubtless be made, by and by. sor
me special benefit OF the ladies. We win al
this for them, IL they want us to. If Il SHAH
De necessary, after the road Is built. But Mr.
stevens VIII doubtless make the change long
before we might dean IL expedIent to ask n
Ar. cogswsll, the ticket agent, Il anticipatinv
an early release from the ov-backeIs ), 81
~ present used foe his efaea
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WASHINGTON PARK.-We cannot see the wisdom
OF that policy which refuses to sell this park How
our city fathers can possibly believe that it will
some day become thing Of beauty and u joy for
ever, We cannot at all conceive. large mudhole
composes the greater part Of it, 1t is so iminutive
In size ~ to make all idea of identifying 1t purely
contemptible 1t consists of % lots each 25x13O feet
One-haf OF these lots lie sIde and the other
half on the other side, OF Commercial street We
have been told that certain parties stand ready to
pay fourteen thousand dollars for this park. This
would be $500 for each lot and we think very fair
price Let by all means, be disposed of at once
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

PIANOS AND ORGANs.-We call the attention of
the people In this part of the State the half COL
umn advertisement OF Stone, Barringer s. Co.,
wholesale and retail dealers in pianos and organs
at Topeka They are sole agents in Kansas for the
celebrated Mason HamIin organs, and for other
standard musical instruments. Intending to push
the business In this State TO its utmost they are ad
vertising extensively. Mr.. Barringer is now here,
and win furnish ali needed information Persons
wishing to purchase Instruments VIII do well to
avail themselves Of the opportunity to see him A
musical instrument In house Is blessing and all
who can AFFORD to should have one We can recon-
mend Stone, Barringer Co.
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CANDY FAcroRY.-Emporia has n candy factory.
Fred. Haussler Co. proprietors. They have not
got in full running order yet but are ntting up as
rapidly rs possible. we have and tasted some
OF their candy, and can pronounce 1t nrst-class.
They viii soon be prepared to furnish the trade Of
Southwestern Kansas
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WHATS TEE MArTERS-Last week our packages
OF papers for Neosho Rapids and Hartford did not
reach their destination They were put In the post
once on Friday before dinner. This we can swear
70. There Is no telling where they went to. Gu,
Americus subscribers complain also, that they do
not get THE NEWS regularly. We send three pack
eges there. Sometimes only one OF them arrives
and the others 80 somewhere else. Our Waterloo
papers are sent up Saturday morning go through to
Burlingame. and get back some time the next week.
VINO Is to blame for all the deinqueucies we do NOT
Know. We use our best endeayors to get our pa
per TO subscribers at the earliest possible moment
Won't our excellent and respected friend A. Low,
me new mail inspector visit this region, and look
into mail matters little.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

Miniature trumpets, bugles, flies, brass, tin,
wood and other horns, snare drums, dogs, cats,
rubber babies, and ''sich" are footing, whist
ling, rattling squeaking, screeching all day
long. So be it. Recollections Of ye olden time
admit Of no grumbling. loot away, children.
"Oh were you ne'er n school-boy9
And did you never train?"
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THE GOOD TINE IS CoSnNG.-The ladies OF
the Congregational Church Society'wiII give u
public entertainment ut Moore l. weaver's
new building, on New Years eve. The pro-
gramme offers oysters, cake, coffee and good
things in general, served up in restaurant style
"a postofice with important mail matter for
all, and fish pond with Psychological wonders
Agassiz never thought Of describing. A chro-
mo IL to be voted to the handsomest young
lady present, and q fine dressing gown to the
ugliest editor. Admittance 10 cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

John A. Hancock found, few days ago, a
paper that may be Of some value to John b.
King some day. Said King can get the said
paper by paying the expense Of this notice,
and calling at the residence Of L. NJ. Hancock,
in Emporia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

T OST on the prairie, five miles southeast Of
IL Emporia, about 9th day OF September last.
one swo year old heifer with bull cali Heller
white, with short, eurving horns. Calf roam.
with slit in left ear and underbit out Of right
Information left with B. G. Adams on the old
spencer place, viii be literally rewarded.
53-3w Holm n D. BROWN. =
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Final SettIement.

0REDTTORS and ali others interested in
! the estate Of Morris g. Rice. late q Lyon
county, deceased, will taks notice that in-
tend TO make dnaa settlement Of said estate 80
the term OF the Probate Court Of said county
70 be holden in Em noria on the first Aondsy Of
February 1910 SUSAN L. RICE
1R.k4-lEsA AdmfnizfEAkrLx.
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TROM the residence Of d. L. Myers, near
u the junction OF the Cottonwood and Ne :
sho. one two year old heifer, red, and OF orain.
airy size; there Is no mark or brand upon her.
A liberal reward viii be paid for any tnfcruia-
tion leading TO her recovery thzt shall be LETT
At this office. DIV
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poria Postonice for the week ending December 81,
1863:
Adams Mrs Mary NJ james VIM
Anterior Mary Kenna Gabriel n
Anderson John W Lawrence Isaac
Brann John j Magee II M
BagwelI Magee Marshal
Baker Emily McLane VIM or Thos
Baird Mrs Mary E 3 MeFaria Charles "
Bailey Alonzo McClaron II
Bracken Foster McCaver Barney
Beach Katie hurry w II
Cox Janney Martin Z A
Cradle Daniel Marsh Mary
Curtis Josephus Miller James
Davis + Ms Name
Fesson Fred z Mancolis Oliver
FraZee David Powers William
Gordon + CO Pedersjon Hans (foreign
Gordon W T Pearson Daniel
Green VIM Perry Joseph
Green Luther g Roberts Miss d
Guard David Snyder Jacob
GOodaie B Smith Edward NJ
Gilbert Abraham Shriyer VIM
Grffln Daniel Thomson Miss Libbie
Hazen T w Thompson Rose
Hammer Emery Taylor II
Hover Homer II Timms 4
Hoyt ESQ Venderhorn L
Hopk ins Martha Williams Joseph
Henry II II Ward John
johnson Samuel Whiteneck Anna
johnson Samuel Whiteneek Wm3
Jennings Theo Watts
Jackson NJ Young W W
Persons calling for the above letters viii please
say advertised z. TRAsK, P. II.
Per /. d. Fox. Assistant.
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Apple Trees SO per 100, 800 per 1000,
Lyon county grown, at Neosho Valley MUIR
and this winter shall have the benefit of this
reduction in my prices. MAX FAwCErT.
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\. SEORREa. n. p.

EHPOR1As kA4&ASs .
Special attention given 70 obstetrics, &nd dis
eases of women and children
The Doctor prepares specific remedy
for the cWEe 81 Fever 0RG ARHe.
which Is never known 70 fail; also Anti-biH-
Gus Pills, sure preventative Of the Ague by
correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
- e. On omesoTer Newman Houghton,s store.
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We are happy TO state that December is once
more ~ pleasant as May. Builders, after a
weeks respite, are again at their outdoor
work with their coats OF.
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VIM. Clapp has just received large addi-
ton to his winter stock, which makes the most
complete assortment ever brought to the city.
53-1t
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Teachers examination ut the public school
house In EmporiA, on Saturday, january LIST,
1870, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
A. d. CHAMBERS,
County Sup't.
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The Southern Kansas Stage Company have re-
duced the fare to four dollars between Emporia
Topeka-via Buriingame by stage, and the Atchi
con, Topeka q Santa Fe railroad between Burlin
game and Topeka.
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A Notorious Fact :!
We are receiving By Rail
NEW GOODS and
Ready-made Clothing
STRAYED.

EROM AlIendaIe Farm, 81 miles northwest
II Of Emporia, on the NeOkho river, II head
OF one and two year old heIfers, native and
Cherokee. and one yearling bull, red and white.
under size. Any person leaving information
at this office leading TO the recovery Of any of
these cattle will lie literally rewarded by
IL GEORGE & JAS. H. ALLEN.
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Rev. !. Kelsa, Unitarian, OF Boston, will preach
1t the Court House Sunday morning, January ID
ut II O'Clock. All are cordially invited to attend
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

Elder C. r. Rice will hold quarterly meeting
in the II. z. Church, in ibis place, tomorrow
and next day. Service Saturday at IL a. m,
and ut 7 p. m.
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Rev. J. A. Collins, of the United Presbyterian
church, win preach In the Court House In Emporia
on next Sabbath 1t O'Clock p. m. m
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Look ous for the carrier boy tomorrow. He viii
visit you all with his New Years Address. Treat
him generously.
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NAnRrED.

At the residence Of the brides father. In 0ttum-
wa. by Rev. Joseph Brown. BIZ. HESEX E VIII
at the residence Of McRendrie l. Lambdin. Esq,
Of Plymouth Mr. D. z SaALLESBAReEz and Miss
RUTH MoPRTr both OF Toledo chase county, Kan
sas.
And so Dave has at last emigrated to the state Of
matrinony. His house has long stood invitingiy
empty, suggesting the propriety Of such move.
One more old bachelor gathered in
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The Sunday school Association win meet at the
Methodist Church next Sunday. January I'd, at
O'Clock p. m. l. r. BRuNER-
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Persons having my price list, please mark
apple trees so per 100, and $50 per LOCO.
MAX FAwCETT.
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NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders of the
IN Union PACIFIC Railway. Southern Branch that
Z meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the
office of Ruggles Plumb, in the city of Emporia.
Kansas the Sd day of February. 1870 at O'Clock
D.
BY order of the Board of Directors made in COM
pliance with the request of the holders of major
ity of the stock of this company.
p. B. MANSON, Asst Sec'ty.
Emporia, Kas., Dec. %. 1859. SO
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A new arrival of goods at
SILT WM. CLAPP's.
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For SaIe-a good draft horse. Call on
Geo. Johnston, one-half mile north Of Empo-
ria 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

The erection OF good many new buildings In the
northeast and northwest part Of town has just been
commenced.
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Read Max Fawcett's new half column advertise
ment in this weeks paper.
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! An elegant Stock of Cassimeres, Tricots, Carter
Beavers, Frosted Beavers, Meltons. Black Doc
Skins, Broad Cloths, and Silk Grenadines, at
53-4w PERLEY & Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

H. L. Kemper Is In receipt OF some Of the incest
cigars and tobacco in Emporia. His new ten cent
cigars are extra.
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nTH-n-

At the residence Of his mother. near Neosho
Rapfds on Tuesday morning. December 2Sth,
1869, GEORGE OGDEN, aged about "a years.
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Nofice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me are requested 20 settle their accounts On Or
settle once var. Parties ewing ne will save
money and costs by attending 20 this matter
viii take meFekaut4hle Wheafs or u they
think don't pay enough Tor 4. they can sels 9
wasn't parties whe know themselves indeh1ed
70 me 20 q least call snd settles for elter the
10th day y JanEary, 1910, they miEas net ness
as good ehaBee. W. q. S0ez
EmpoEia. Dee. 10 Lee. 1s-ss-ts-s
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Go TO Wfbley,s TO get your gloves, hoods
Hubias, scarfs, shawls, cloaks, u0yerroats, tine
suits, shirts, drawers, hats. caps, boots and
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

Clapp has fine display of infants and chill
dren's hats, caps and turbans, which be is
closing out cheap. "a
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The nObb1est things Out are those
latest style Hats at Lehnhards, in Exchange
Building. Ask for the Don Carlos, Joe Eli
OF or Warwick. 81
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Always on hand large assortment OF Chi
easyo and st. Louis eustom-made calf and kip
boots-waranted-at Cf8PP's,
Il No. $50 Commercial street.
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New Styles in ladies' shawIs. & full line
OF high colored plaids, at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

A few BOsarG1eH-s esn be accommodated
with board at the American Hotel, Fiflh Ave
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-31

Buy Your Leather at Lehnhard's,
at ST. Louis prices.
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NEWMAN & RRo

Newman & Bro. have received the largest
stock of Dry Goods now in Emporia, al
bought since the decline in gold. They can
and will sell them at prices so low as to aston
ish every one. Call and examine. 81
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e. BORTON. Real Estate Agent.
Has for sale the best selection of Town Lots in
the market, including six No. Business Lots on
Commercial street, between Eighth avenue and the
Court House. -
Parties desiring to purchase can see list Of lots
and prices at my ONCE, opposite THE NEWS onice.
IS E. BoRToE.
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The place to buy u splendid wool hat for
only $l.40, is at Lehnhard'sl the Exchange. II
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Ladies' Furs, IS each, worth 81 so, at Top
Lii & Freneh's, next door 70 Bailey Z Painters.
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Wanted 20 SelI.-Ie0 pair Of Cong ress
Caters, ut Sl.25 per pair, at
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Special Announcement.
DOWN WITH PRICES.

I E. Perley & Co.. have just received an immense
addition their stock of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, bought at a sale in Chicago. We are ready
to duplicate Leavenworth or st. Louis bills.
b3-3w
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The President Of the Emporia Library Associ-
alton has appointed the following committees:
On Lectuyes-L. T. Heritage, II. b. Norton,
n. Whittlesey.
On LibrGry-R. NJ. Overstreet, L. E. Perley,
Mrs. o. 8. Foote.
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Z Lot 15s Exchange street, containing new,
fine. story-and-a-half house. Also, span of
young sorrel horses, harness and wagon. viii
sold cheap for cash If taken soon
ENQUIRE of r. j. YOUNG.
52-3w On the premises.
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Mems Chicago custom made Boots at soc. to
one dollar less than any other house in tOwr. at
Topliff & F'rench's, next door TO Bailey Pain
ter's I2-5O-I3-1
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Alexander Kid Gloves, Silk Under Shirts Silk
at [5s-4wl PERLEY Co.'S.
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Fresh Oysters received daily at the Ju-
venile Restaurant and Bakery, and served up
in various styles. 81
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me next term OF this Institution win begin on
monday. January Sd. 1870.
atudeuts should make their arrangements 70 ar
i've AZ Emporia the Saturday preceding the
opening Of the term.
The Principal win assist pupils to obtain board
tag nlaoes Applications fcr admission will now
Be received. L. hkLLoo"-
Emporta. Kas.. Dec 10, 1900.
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TowN AND COUNTRY
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

ANNOUNCEMENT. for the winter Term.
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Fine Ksleae1hed and brown Table
Linens, st remarkably low prices. at
NEWMAN & BROS.
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Large stock of Mems Fur Caps and Collars
at low prices. at Topiif & French's, next door
to BaiIy & Painters. &