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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10
eRANp nAILRoAD cELERRArIoN.
tuesday. December 81. 1869.
Opening OF the southern Branch Railroad
a. EmPoria.

The committee having the matter in charge have
decided upon celebrating the arrival of the South
ern Branch railroad to this place on Tuesday, De
cember 21st, 1869.
The following is the plan, it Ice
fixed now.
Invitation tickets viii be sent to different parts of
the State which will be pass on the excursion
train to those holding them.
The train will arrive here from junction City
about O'Clock p. m.
The excursionists will be met at the depot with
carriages and will be taken from there 10 the Court
House.
At the Court House Grafton will be delivered
by Col. p. Is. Plumb. Then will follow volunteer
speeches These exercises will be interspersed with
music by the Emporia Silver COTnet Band, and by
bands from Junction City and Topeka.
After the speeches dinner win be served 10 the
invited guests. at the various hotels.
4 grand ball will be given in the evening at Spi-
GERS Hall
1t is regretted not only by the committee, but By
the citizens generally that this affair could not be
gotten up larger scale and that all the citizens
could not come together in grand free barbecue
But this is out Of the question at this of the
year. when it is too cold to celebrate ont of doors
and there is hall in Emporia sufficiently large
in which TO give free dinner, and bring the people
all together We, citizens, are compelled to do
the best now. and await the arrival of the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe road, which it is
thought will be here by June next. when we can
have outdoor celebration and all join in it.
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Ffrwt.CIase FFOrne NT.oefns
NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition VIII be pre-
L sented to the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Lyon county. Kansas, at their next reg
ular meeting, to be held in Emporia on Jann-
airy I'd, 1870. praying for the establishment of
the following described county road, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner Of Ply
mouth town site, thence south on the section
line Of sections IL and 1s, town 10, range 10, to
the north bank Of Cottonwood river: thence up
the said Cottonwood. as near the river as pFae-
the said Cottonwood; thence up the river on the
south bank, to the subdivision line of the
southeast quarter Of section Is, town, IS, range
10; thence south about / u miles, to the sub-di-
30, town Is, range 10; thence east on the sub
division line to the section line Of sections %
and ., same town and range as above.
II. LINDLEY
and 10 other Petitioners
This 9Th day Of December, 1859. 5O-51
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SABBATH SCHOOL large number
of representatives from the various Sabbath Schools
OF Emporia met ut the Presbyterian hall last Sab
bath, at O'Clock, and organized themselves into
Sabbath School Association to promote the interests
OF Sabbath Schools and to gather into their schools
all the children of the town. The Superintendent
were appointed an Executive Committee, and ar
rangements were made to hold meetings regularly
every month. The object is praiseworthy one and
should be encouraged.
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The series of meetings held in the Christian
Church for few days past, by DIR. Walker, of
Indiana, closed on last Monday. The meetings
proved very BENEFICIAL to the church, and were
well attended by the community at large. Sew
eral persons joined the church and were bap-
tised by immersion in the NeoshO. DR.. Walker
is an earnest speaker and will do much good
wherever he goes.
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improvements.

Mr.. Bowen has just completed livery stable
26x40 feet, on the corner of Constitution street
and Sixth Avenue. Messrs. Chadwick Bros.
have opened out livery, sale and feed stable
in the building.
w. w. Irish, of Indiana, is building story
and half frame house 20X26 feet, on State
street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues.
G. w. Frederick is building II frame house
14x22 feet, on State street, between Seventh and
Eighth Avenues.
Is also building small frame house on the
west end of Fifth Avenue. Gray Il Miles con-
tractors.
Mrs. Paine has new frame house nearly
completed OIL the corner of Seventh Avenue
and State street.
Mr.. Hulse, Of Clark county, Ohio, has small
frame house on Neosho street, between Seventh
and Eighth Avenues, nearly completed.
Mr.. Thomas, of Cleveland, Ohio, is building
frame house on the corner of State street and
Ninth Avenue.
James Ryan, Of New York, has completed 4
small frame dwelling on the corner of State
street and Eighth Avenue.
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r. w. Randall, of Americas, has sold half of his
Land Agency at that place, to Capt. t. c. Hill.
Both are old residents. Both upright. honor
able men. and those having use for real estate
agents in this part of Kansas and especially about
Americas, can't do n better thing for themselves
than to favor Randall 4 Hill with call The bus
mess of the Americas Real Estate Agency had in
creased to such proportions that Russ could not
do 1t Justice hence partner. Success to them.
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Grand HALL.

a grand ball will take place ut Spicer's Hail.
in this city, on Tuesday evening, December n,
1869. The Topeka and Junction City bands
will make the music. Tickets, including sup
per, $500. A general invitation is extended
and we have no doubt that the attendance will
be large and the occasion one long to be re-
m
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SOMETHING NEw.-Blackurn Il Hamilton
have secured lot on Commercial street, oppo-
site the Court House, where they will open, in
early spring, large stock of agricultural i'm
plements. The building is to be 24X60. They
started East Thursday night for the purpose
of purchasing their stock. Such an establish
ment is much needed here, and we are glad
these young gentlemen propose to occupy the
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

LOST-FoUND.-D Daniel Knox, residing on
Sixth Avenue, lost, last Friday, i've dollars in
money somewhere in Emporia. Thursday,
while he was looking for it, he picked up
pocket book containing S40 in money. The
owner can have it by calling on him, proving
property and paving charges.
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StraVed

THROM the undersigned, two spring calves,
II red all over, except under body; white
spot on left shoulder; some white on each
flank and on end of tail. One Eei'er red and
white spotted, with a curl under her neck and
a lump in same place. They had short ropes
on their necks. Amy one giving information
leading to their recovery will be amply re-
warded. ELWOOD CHAPMAN,
Painter, ut EmpOria.
nth mo. Both, 1869. 1871
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Valuable Farm for Sale,
Near COttonwOOd Falls.

~ ESTRING to improve town property in
II Cottonwood Falls, / offer for sale farm
OF 50 acres, IL miles north Of town; 20 acres
under good fence. all under cultivation: IS
acres timber; never failing spring; on road
from Cottonwood Falls TO Council GroYe.
OHe-hah cash In hand; one-half in one year.
For particulars apply to
L. D. HINKLEY,
13-to-13-1 Cottonwood EaIla, Kas.
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NJ W. Phillips brought into our Office, this week.
a twig of cottonwood, upon which the buds are
green and seem almost ready to burst into leaves.
Mr.. Phillips asks us, in note, if we saw any
thing like II in December. We never did Wehave
stuck this twig in a crevice in our counter, and
shall not be much surprised if it grows into fine
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

DIR. Pugh, of High Point, n. C., is now stopping
at Plymouth, in this county, with his old friend,
Uncle John Carter. We had pleasant talk with
him one day this week. He represents prospects
rather gloomy in that State. Many people would
like to sell and get away, but there no buyers
even at the ruinours prices Mt which property is
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EnspOr5M Business Locals
And sin They Come.

T. G. whitley is this day receiving a fine line
of Staple and Fancy Goods for the Holidays
just step into the new brick store as soon as you
read this, and you will find them ready to sell
you any and everything that is useful and or
nam entail to clothe mankind. 5o-51
Large stock of Mems Fur Caps and Collars
ut low prices. at Toplif & French's, next door
to Baily Il Painters.
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Bancroft's Real Estate paper has been delay for
some time account of our being out of paper II
will be issued in few days-meantime, Major is
doing u thriving business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

A few days ago we ordered from paper house
ten bundles of paper. They sent us taco, conse-
quently out of paper, which threw our
work behind a couple of days. So are delayed
with our issue this week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

Last Wednesday night, n few minutes before
10 O'Clock, the alarm of fire was given on our
streets. Following the direction from which
the light proceeded, we soon discovered that Il
stable on the alley in the rear of Commercial
street, belonging to Frank Schmidling, was on
fire. The wind was blowing from the south
pretty strong, and a large number of citizens
eXerted themselves to put it out, but it was
impossible. There were eight horses in the
stable. Six of them were taken out, the re-
naming two were burned to death. Had the
wind been in almost any other direction the
entire block would have undoubtedly been
consumed. Favorable winds have saved En-
poria from being burned up several times. We
cannot always rely on the wind being in the
right direction, therefore ought to find some
means by which the town can be protected
against fire. Public cisterns should be built, q
hook and ladder company should be formed,
and every precaution taken TO guard against
this destructive element.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

State Treasurer Graham, AdJutant Morehouse,
with Col. Sherwood and Mr.. Perry, of New York
in the first passen ger train over the South
ern Branch road on Tuesday.
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CEDAR POINT MILL-The advertisement of o. II.
Drinkwater & Co.'S Touring and saw mill at Cedar
Point, Chase county may be found in this paper.
We hope they m ny do u good business, rs they have
labored hard and expended u good deal of means to
accommodate that portion of country with good
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

On one of the fences near the depot may be
seen the following sign painted in large letters:
'B wise, b prudent, B equinomical and buy
your''-notions of John Smith. There is moth
ing like advertising.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

g. r. Soule, of Eagle creek, planted one
pound Of Early Rose potatoes last spnng. and
raised 125 pounds therefrom, with nothing but
ordinary cultivation.
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Wanted.

To hire, Immediately, boy for the winter.
5. j. SMITH.
Soft 5 miles east of Emporia.
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Mrs. Farchilds has received fine display of
millinery anG ladies' fancy goods this week.
The ladies are invited to call and obtain the
new STYLES and fashions.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

\ ear load of lumber, shipped from Chicago
on the first, arrived at the depot of the Valley
railway Tuesday. This is the first through
shipment of freight to Emporia.
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Trees.

At the Nursery of Blackburn 6 Hamilton,
for 10 cts. each, suitable for spring planting.
Give US a call. soft
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

KILLED.-While railroads are very benifi-
cial to the community at large, they often
prove very destructive to life and property.
Last Sunday, while the railroad track was be-
ing laid in the bottom north of town, the con-
struction train came along and run over a very
valuable dog. Said dog was the only remain
ing representative of n litter of five pups, and
was the only dog of his species that lived.
Therefore, by this accident, whole race of
dogs was destroyed. While this accident was
very unfortunate to the owner of the dog, it
yet proved very beneficial to Il squad of Kaw
Indians who CHANGED to be near by when the
accident happened.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

Go to Wibley's to buy your best sunday
turn outs, either gentlemen or ladies, and you
will not regret it. 50-5I
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

s. r. Sprague. carpenter and builder, advertises
in this paper. He has been here for some months
and Is willing 70 let his work recommend him.
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Roll of Honor.

The following named persons have paid the
sums opposite their names for subscription to
THE NEWS in the week ending Thursday, De-
q
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Thanks to w. ]. CantraI & Co.. of the Juvenile
Bakery and Eating House, for some splendid bread
and rusks. These gentlemen know how to get such
things up in superior style.
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/ offer for sale my house and lot. No. 81 Union
street. For further particulars call on
50-51 E. b. MURRELL.
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House for Sale.

Call at Wibley's and his new cIoal1s
shawls and fur goods. 5e-51
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

Major Bancroft had a crowd OF seventeen Miehl-
ganders in his Office this morning who came here to
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Those wanting to buy No. small farm should
not fail to read the advertisement of L. D. Hinkley
OF Cottonwood Falls, in this paper.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

The Southern Kansas Stage Company are
running an omnibus to and from the depot to
the hotels, to accommodate passengers.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

B. E. E.-Big as elephants ears are the fresh
oysters received daily at Shops Buckeye
House. Go down and taste a few. He gets
'em up in all styles.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

There will be fun alive at b. T. wrights
store from now till after Christmas. Such piles
Of toys never were seen in Emporia before
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

VIM. Capp received large invoice OF new and
fashionable clothing, boots and shoes. this week.
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Frank schmidling, for some months, has been
butchering average OF twenty-five beeyes a
week, besides numerous sheep and hogs.
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wethank our brethren of the Emporia Tribune for
the use OF the type which extra. containing
the Presidents Message, Is printed.
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DIR. F. c. Steimel has bought two business
lots OH Commercial street, Randolph's Addi-
ton, and will build Immediately a two-story
brick business house 26X60 feet, to be complet-
ed early in the spring.
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In order that may give the usual amount of
reading matter, we present our readers with the
Presidents Message i'm an extra.
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Run AwAY.-Some fast travelling might
have been seen on Sixth Avenue Tuesday after
noon, when that pair of blacks got away with
our friends Heath, eight weight and Rogers,
chiefly weight We learn the party landed
safely in the rear of the American Restaurant,
all right.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

ID. A. Painter has sold his residence on Constitu-
ton street to ThOs. Coat of Pike township, who
will take up his residence in town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

We understand some of the citizens living
in the vicinity of the fire last Wednesday night,
refused to let any one have water from their
cisterus, to protect adjoining buildings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

The weather for most of the time during the
week past has been delightful Itplcases new
corners. The sun shines out warm, and the sky has
been cloudless much of the time At this writing
December 9th-we are without fire in Office,
and feel n little like shedding our coat.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

Men and Boys Caps, at cost, for 80 days, at
Topiitf Il French's. next door to Bailey * Pain
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a Stone House and one Lot. Will take :
good team, wagon and harness in part pay, i
sold soon. Inquire at this office. 5O-5a
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For Sale Chenn.

Ladies' Furs, 50 each, worth 81 80. ut Top
lif Il Freneh's, next door to Bailey x Painters
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Nearly twenty houses have been put up in
town this fall for rent, and still there is not
sufficient number to accommodate those who
desire houses.
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Holiday TOYS.

Santa KLAUS hereby notifies the public
that he has again made the " Book Store'' his
headquarters. where he has on exhibition
complete sHoliday Stock"-the largest ever
offered in the IS Neosho Valley
Great Variety-USefu1 and OrnRs
lnental-New lot OF nicely Bound miscella-
neous books. A large lot Of sea shells will be
sold, regardless of cost. Come early and conn
plete your variety of shells.
MRS. T. B. SMITH,
50-52 Agent for Santa Klaus.
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We have never seen finer display OF holiday toys
than is now on exhibition at Wright's hardware
store. Old and young. go and see.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

William Clapp has just put up new awning
in front Of his store.
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All HRa ii from Chicago TO EInPOria.
The c. b. & @ car No. 1860. arrived in En-
poria at p. m. last Tuesday. All rail through
from Chicago! Farewell prairie schooners!
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RubberS, Rubbers, Rubbers. at
LEHNHARD's.
Maple Wood Cemetery.
Persons desiring to purchase lots in the Gem
etery lying northwest of Emporia, which has
been newly surveyed, and which will be i'm
mediately fenced and improved, can see the
plat of the same at the Office of w. X. Boggs
who is authorized to sell lots to Sll wishing
them. 4O-52-
Hotel and Feed Stable.
F.A. Cowles, who lives at the crossing of the
Lawrence and the east and west roads, hall a
feed stable, has fitted up hotel for the accom-
modation Of travellers. Transfers supplied
with bread at all times. 1852
Nice Lot of zephyrs, at
Anything you want for men or boys wear
you can save money by purchasing Of
PERLEY Co.
New Styles in ladies' shawls. A full line
of high colored plaids, at
Rest Goods at lowest prices, at
NEWMAN & BROS.
Buy Your Leather at Lehnhard's,
at st. Louis prices.
Best army blouse for s1.25, at
Caters, at $1.25 per pair, at
LEHNHARD's.
All Kinds
Of Boots, Shoes, Congress Caters and Slip"
pers made to order at the Exchange.
Weare agents for Kirby Machines.
E. r. HOLDERMAN & BRO.
Corn Meal by the peck or bushel, at
MCMILLAN & HOUGHTON's.
We are agents for Pitts improved Threshing
Machines and Horse Powers, manufactured at
Dayton, o. y HOLDERMAN BRO.
Ifyou should be hungry when in town, don't
| all to call at the Juvenile Restaurant and Ba-
kerry and get something to eat.
NEWMAN & Bros.
PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER. You can
find nice lot of capetings at NEWMAN & BROS.
sHAwLsi sHAwLs! Cheaper than the
| cheapest, at NEWMAN & BROS
Bottom knocked out of prices, at Fraker's,
No. 1853 Commercial street. II
The largest stock, the greatest variety Of the
most beautiful styles prints, at 1917 cents per
yard, at Fraker's, No. 1853 Commercial st. a
new stock of gauntlss,s and md, fur er caps, at
Fur caps-beaver and otter-from $1.75 to
$500 each, for sale at CLAPPs. 1852
Ladies' slippers-finc assortment-just the
thing for holiday presents, at
47-52 CLAPP's.
| A large stock Of fresh GROCERIES just re-
ceiyed at GILLETT HADLEY's
| Fresh Bread, Rusk Pies and Cakes at the Ju-
| Veniie Restaurant and Bakery. -
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Lunch at all hours Of the day and evening
| at the Juvenile Restaurant and Bakery. 10
| The plaie to buy Hardware Cheap for Cash
is at E. 4. HOLDERMAN & BROTHERS.
19tf
A Freeh arrival Of Hardware
at E. Il. HOLDERMAN & BROTHEES.
Hyou want q heavy kip boot that win last
you year, go to GEORGE CLAPP. 4T-52
| 10 Cents
| Clapp sells linen finish paper collars for 10
cents per box.
Wooden shirts, in great variety, at
Good prints from 81 to 10 cents per yard, At
FrakeT's. a
Hats and eaps-large quantities-at Fraker's,
/ No. 163 Commercial street. ~
A few more day boarders can be aeeOmIne-
dated 1t the Juvinile Restaurant andB akery.
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The State Normal School Catalogue for 1859,
will be out next week.
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Cow and Calf for Sale

Cow gives three gallons milk per day. Price,
S30- Call on i. ID. CHILDERS,
90 miles west of Emporia.
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Ladies' Fur Band Hoods and Gloves, cheap,
at Toplif & French's, next door to Bailey &
Painters
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-12-10

Forty-one houses have been built in Emporia
in the last forty days.
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Mr.. French, of the firm of Toplif & French,
arrived from st. Louis Tuesday, accompanied
,,,ifo
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Mrs. FaRrchi1d has just received new
stock Of goods, consisting of everything In
the millinery line. Hoop skirts. eorsets,
travelling baskets, breakfast shawls, hose,
gloves, tida cotton, dress trimmings and many
other notions. Renoyating done to order
Call and examine and you can be suited in
quality and price.
At the old stand one door south Of Mcmillan
& Houghton's, Commercial street, between 4th
and 5th avenue. 1852
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The Emporia Cornet Band has been reorgan-
lied, and will be ready in short time to fur
nish the public with some good music. Upon
consultation it has been thought that the citi-
zens of Emporia would contribute n sufficient
amount of money to buy two new instruments,
and build a platform on one of the corners of
Commercial street, if the Band would agree to
play once or twice week. If the members of
the Band give their time and money to enter
tain the public, we think the citizens generally
can well afford to contribute little money to
help the thing along. Several of our citizens
have agreed to give five dollars each 1t is
desired TO raise one hundred dollars. Let
everybody make up their minds to give liber-
ally when called upon.
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The genuine Hathaway Shirt, the best made,
fine Linen Handkerchief. hemmed, French
and American Suspenders, fine Drawers and
Under Shirts for sale at PERLEY 4 Co.'s.
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Choice fall and spring wheat -four at
40 MCMILLAN g. HOUGHTON'S