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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12
@. BOWMAN.

Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps large stock of the most fashionable
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, &C.,
Which he offers to make up at Eastern prices.
and perfect at guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter is Mr.. J. v. Hart, formerly Cutter with
w. E. Sutlif & Co., Of Lawrence, Kansas.
He also keeps q fine line Of Ready-Aade Clio
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods sssfF - I9-J
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The singing class under the direction of Prof.
stimson gives concert at Americas on Tu es-
day eve next Prof Havenhill win assist Mr..
StimsOn on Monday eve, and meet the class ON
the two evenings following and assist in con-
Quoting the concert. The Emporia orchestra
under the direction Of Mr.. d. .. Waite will
enliven the entertainment with their choicest
.oIoo.t..s n~-tatF tnr rr-isa-ffa
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We see It stated in the Burlington Patriot
that the Eeosho Valley Railroad Is still pro-
crossing. p. b. Maxson has been employedby
this Railroad Company to secure the right OF
way for this road at a salary Of $3.50 month
and all expenses betrayed. p. b. Plumb has
been employed as attorney at a salary OF $4,000
per year. This paper also states that it has
every assurance that the cars will be running
into Emporia blythe first of next NovenAber. .
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DIR. Morris,

Goods have arrived, and he Is now ready for
professional business. His ONCE is-over New
man & Houghton's store. The Doctor prepares
a specific remedy for the cure of Fever and
Ague, which is never known to fail; also Anti
Bilious Pills, sure preventative Of the Ague
by correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills S2OO. 1-B
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Messrs. Bowman & Glasgow, of this place,
have been at work for several months on
model of II steam wagon, and have 1t now fin
ished and in running order. We have seen
this ingenious invention and have every rea-
son to believe that it will be an entire success,
and that it will completely revolutionize the
old style Of Wagons Heretofore steam wag-
Ons have failed to accomplish the desired end
because they were unmanageable, that is they
had the power to draw heavy loads in straight
line, but they could not be turned on less than
an acre or two Of ground, This one can be
turned in an instant, either totIe right or left,
without being moved out Of its tracks. The
steam wagon that was brought out to Atchison
several years ago, to haul freight across the
plains would go along at rapid rate with
heavy load, but it unmanageable. We
were in Atchisen when this wagon vas there,
and saw where Il had run against the side of
a house and almost demolished il.
This wagon that we have here will not be
liable TO get stuck in mud holes or on steep,
slippery hills others would do but 1t will go
flying along at the rate of 10 or 20 miles an
hour on all kinds Of roads ana carry IA heavy
load besides.
By attaching four or five plows behind, it
will tear up the prairie sod Mt the rate of 20
acres day, or it will pillow old ground much
faster. 1t is so constructed that It can be at
tached to a moving machine or other kinds of
farm naehinery and do : vast amount Of work.
This wagon is simple and durable, and can
be manufactured so cheap that it will come in
to general use. NJ
1t is claimed that this wagon will take ff-
teen or twenty hundred to Topeka in five hours
and that -a;man can GET on assnan one Tafter
breakfast and take his wife and family over to
the Head Center and return in time for his
supper. T. 80. a sts7sT,y
These gentlemen are both old machinests and
fully understand what they are doing. They
are confident that it will be u success. A pat
ent has been applied for. ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

Many persons ask us when the Immigration
paper will be issued. We do not know Just
when but It VIII be out soon. We viii be able
to state next week the precise time. Those
having communications for the Immigration
edition will please send them in as soon as
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

For sale cheap one hundred tons ofgood hay;
one good two year old Jack; the splendid race
pony, Medicine, alias Navahoe or eth Kansas
pony. NJ E. STRATTON,
Jan. 22-1 GAINESVILLE, Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

A young man kissed young lady the other
night on the way home from church in Kansas
City, whereupon the crusty old daddy Of the
girl proposes to so tolaw to ascertain the pc
cuniary value Of a kiss. .,1t --1tesg ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

There are people Of so little courage as to be
afraid TO say that the wind blows cold, no mat
ter how much they feeiit, unless they have pre-
viously heard others express and maintain SIM
liar thoughts on the same subject.
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Bates g PerIey.

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.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

EAIPoRIA NEws.-We are truly grati6ed
with the prosperity which seems TO attend the
county papers of the State. Quite a number
have been enlarged with the commencement of
the year, and omong the best Is THE EMPORIA
NEWS, published at our sister town, Emporia.
1t is really a neat and valuable paper, and We
shall be rejoiced to hear Of its continued pros
perity and success .-Neosho Velleg Register.
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J MAPIFS PLANTED.

II will select from ms nuasery choice naples
L from 3 TO 10 feet high, and web supplied
oughiyr. and plant them with care for seventy
FIVE cts per tree, and if any die withinone year
from the time they are planted, VIII replace
them with others as good as those that die. pro-
Tided, that they have not died through neg
lecf OF the owner or been browsed or broken off.
No difference will be made in the price whetll-
er the trees are planted on the open street or
on enclosed tots. MAX FAWCETT.
f-u EmpoFia, Kansas
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a friend from Geenwood county informs us
that the winter wheat in that part Of the coun-
try looks well and that farmers are jubiiant over
the prospect Of AN early spring and a favOra-
BILE season for crops.
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IF you want a pair Of boots, shoes, CATERS OF
slippers, made to order, go to the new Boot and
Shoe Store Exchange building.)
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We see it stated In q great many papers In
Kansas that the peach buds are all killed, and
that Of course we are to have no peaches the
coming season.
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The new crop of tea is now on the market,
and some of the choicest brands have just been
received by NEWMAN 8 HOUGHTON.
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II. A. Hall, member Of the firm Of Pratt,
HaYenhill & Hall bought out the interest of NJ
ii. Aavenhill In the Land Agency and Iron
Bridge business this week a.s afi
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8. MeWhorter has opened = large stock Of
goods in the building formerly occupied by
Bates A Perley. He expects to sell them by
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For Sale.

House an lot for sale cheap for cash In
quire of MRS. STONE.
Emporia, Kansas,
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The driver Of the Lawrence stage abandoned.
his coach on Tuesday and brought in the
mail on horseback. We get an Eastern mail
only ENTHUSIASTICALLY. tira Us -
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Go to Lehnhard's (Excfi ange buiIding) and
buy your boots and shoes cheaper than ever.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

The weather for the last few days has been
beautiful and the mud IS drying up fast.
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.JunetionFerrY

viii be in full operation next Tuesday, Janu-
AIRY 10Th, near the Junction mills. ri
At C. BECKEs SONS.
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We are prepared to do job work in the best
possible manner and cheaper than ever. Send
in your orders. 80 seH1s = n5sI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

Two full blooded Durham bulls, four years
old, six miles east of Cottonwood Falls
stiff GEO. W. ESTES.
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A letter from Butler county states that the
prospect for wheat in that vicinity Is good.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12
Itch, Itch! Itch! scratch no More

A fine set of Drawing instruments, ms Rose
wood case, for sale at wRIGHT'S new store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

1000 peach trees for sale. Call on or adj
dress ELWO0D CHAPMAN,
81 2 miles east Of Emoporia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

A p. Robinson, Chief Engineer Of the Neo-
sho Valley Railroad, advertises in the Law
renee Journal for sealed proposals for grading
and cuiverts Of the first division Of the road,
extending from Junction City to the south line
of Davis county. We have every reason to be-
lieSe that this road will be completed TO this
place In very short space Of time. All the
preliminary work is gone through with, and
work commences in earnest. r. eruJa aafzi
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The place to buy your leather is at Lehn-
hard's Exchange .building,) at Leavenworth
wholesale prices.
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This winter has been unusually Mild all over

This winter has been unusually mild all over
the country. The Bostonians complain of wet
weather and no fee. The Philadelphia papers
state that the winter there has been warm aud
wet. A letter from Minnesota states that the
winter has been very warm there; 30 warm
that men could work In their shirt sleeyes in
the omen afr with comfort the most Of the wins
Ter. Al large quantity Of snow has fallen this
winter. but has not been accompanied by the
usual amount OF cold weather. 1t is stated that
We have had more rain and snow 10 the eonn-
try this winter than ever before.
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A Family Tool Chest, with 20 tools and all
in box SKA inches, at B. T. WRIGHTS. I96
Commercial street.
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shawls, nubias, searfs, sontags, balmoral
skirts and hosiery are now selling at great
sacrifice at 161 Commercial street. They
must be sold in thirty days.
81 NEWMAN & HOUGHTON.
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Feather dust brushes at the Hardware Store
1856 Commercial street.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

Silver plated and other house and school
house bells. at wRIGHT's neart the court
house.
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III You want a first-class paper TO send to
your friends east, call and subscribe for THE
NEWS 1If
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Lehnl.arci is closing out his stock of hats an
caps and gloves, At cost.
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Rev. James Gordon win preach at the Chris
tian Church at II o'clock a. IN. next Sabbath.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

Mrs Smith has moved her Book Store into
Mrs. TrashHs new building. where the post
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

A small train Of immigrants PASSED through
town last Sunday on their way TO Greenwood
county
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Great BarRaint

A fine los Of prints and musIins just recelv
ed by NEWMAN & HOUGHTON.
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The eitizensOf Lawrence propose to dam the
Kaw river at or near that place.
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cold. -islesszsa@a=s-=ss-s
NEW YORK. FEB. 9.-Aloney, easy at co.
per cent. on call the latter exceptional. e
The bank statement Is regarded unfavorable
from the loss in Legal Tenders, but decrease
too small to influence money market. o "
Sterling dull at 91<@9sk.
Gold stronger, opened at $1>35, and closed at
1.35140I.352<. iffEE "
Governments active and higher, foreigners
buying freely. @ - 2
The 6T's were a feature and rose to 81 @9ak.
The press condemn the bill before Congress
for conversion registered into coupon bonds
as unnecessary and in interest of spectators.
Chicago Live stock.
FEBRUARY 8, 1869.
Beef cattle were in good supply and quiet,
but there is no essential change to notice in
values. The receipts were 353 head and the
sales $40 head at SS.671z@ 10 for cows, leifers
and light steers; 5.7506.ST5z for light to medi-
UNI fieshy steers, and at 7.2o@7.sT1< for good
to choise shipping beeVes. 80 alA
Hogs were firm and active to the extent of
the offerings At fuli previous quotations. The
receipts were 1905 head and the sales 1915
head at 1os5@11.25 for fair to medium. and at
II. 4O@I2.0o for good to extra lots.
81 Louis Markets.ygro IS
oEs LOUIS T Ut lOuE uEInS especially
for low and medium grades; superfne $3.50
600; x $6.1O@6.50; Xxx 6.75@7.50.
Wheat dull; l.6Q@h96 for prime to choice
fall; spring lower, 1.So@1.33 for No. 2.
Corn slow and weak at 72@75c, the latter
for fancy. II = FTfF Etf = 81
Oats slow at sstasee, and fancy black for
seed 661k@6Sc
Bulk meats very stiff 1sx@ 1sszc for shout
ders, and 171Sc for clear sides:
Bacon active and advancing; shoulders
14a<e; clear rib sides k1Ta<c; clear sides ~;
sugar cured hams 1S@19c.
Lard dull, at 2O1zc for prime.
Hogs steady, at 101x@nLc.
Cattle quiet and unchanged, ranging at 81
@714e for inferior TO choice.
LeavenwOrth Market.
FLoUR-Best xxx 50 O0(05 ..
CORN-5S960 per busheI. -
HOGS-The packing season has entirely
closed with about half a crop. s~ss ,.ssSs-sa,
HTDEs-Dry flint g b, 20@21e; dry salt, II
@1S; green. 8; green saited, 10@11.
BUTTER-50c.
wooL-Tub washed, 45c; unwashed fleece,
30(133c.
LUMBER-Clear pine, s7OO0 3 thousand;
comHioll lumber, 5000; clear siding. IS 90;
best flooring, 100; A sawed shingles, 675;
pine lath, 6 20.
EMPORIA MARK EFT.
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Our enterprising friend, Max Fawcett, has
been manufacturing syrup from the box elder
tree, and presented ns with bottle this week.
The syrup is Of light, rich color, and fine ma
vored, resembling somewhat the maple syrup
Max Is always making new discoveries and Of
ten surprises US with some Of his attacks on
the natural elements, and MS successful Efforts
in reducing to practical use the hidden mystic
ries Of nature. rf
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Local NOTICES.

LEHNHARD has large lot Of horse collars
which he is selling awful cheap.
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Increased activity In the barn yard has
brought down the price Of eggs to ffteen cents
per Dozen
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See Max FAweetrs advertisement in regard
to Maple trees- He offers to furnish these trees
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Committing twOicide'' is new name for
matrimony.
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Hedge shears at the hardware Store, near
the court house.
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A FACT WORTH NOTICING,

- - ~ - ~ - - ~ Nv AAAS 4AN NJ
Is that we have now on free exhibition in our
new Fine ART Gallery = large and choice So
lection of oil paintings, foreign and American
cromos, fine engrayings, elegant monldings in
gilt rosewood and gilt walnut, and imitation
walnut, oval frames, bronzes, Rohemisn. ware
in vases and toilet SETS fine busts, figures. ped
estals and brackets in imitation marble, hang
ing caskets, Odor caskets, viniagrettes, beauti-
fui work boxes. watch stands, and jim fact a
great many articles notusuaIly brought to this
country y ~ rs zoe
Please notice this fact
Parties from Leayenworth and Topeka in
form us that there is no such stock of fine paint
iEgs, chronaos, eagrGrings and 4aosldiugs in
the State. ~ q p -
r. We are offering oil paintings at from SO to
S120, and chroinos and engravings at from So
to $40, all most elegantly framed. These pie
lures we propose to sell as low as they can be
bought in ans. market in the United States,
our purchases being made in New York and
Boston, direct from importers, publishers and
manufacturers. BATES & PEREEY.
Empcria, December 4, 1865. 81 S
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Farewell, faded vest and breeehes;
Farewell, coats more holes than stitches;
80 Farewell, hats that have no rim on,
IS the song n man sung the other day after
buying one OF Clapp's fine suits
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We understand that yelOcipede viii be in
town soon.
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A lamp exploded at J., c. Halls residence
last night. No one was hurt and by the
timely assistance q Capt Armstrong the build
Knn WA SAVED
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Beecher states that the coming man will come
on q veIOcipede. 80
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For real estate, consisting Of one table and fix-
lures necessary in first-class establishment.
c. B. SIPEs.
3S-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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HO FOR TEXAlf

10000 hides wanted at the Exchange, fl
which the highest price will be paid.
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We understand the small poNDis spreading
very rapidly on tine Cottonwood near Toledo
PRECAUTIONS should at once be taken to stop ii.
One or two deaths have occurred from this dis
ease lately, and several new cases are reported.
Children takeit easily and 1t proves fatal in al
most every instance. If it is not stopped be-
fore warm weather, in all probability it will
spread all over the country. Something should
certainly be done to stop the spread of this
terrible disease.
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Boring machine for sale at wRIGHI"s new
store.
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Leavenworth Market
EMPORIA MARKET.
Groceries.

OEOccfIeSs
TEAS-Young Hyson, $2.25 per h.; umperi-
al, 1.50 70 2..50; Gunpowder, 40; Japan, 1.50
CoFrpEE-Rio, % to ss1ze per H.; Java, 46c.
SUGARoReflned, 70 TO &c. per 10; crushed,
ToBAcco-H Virginia natural leaf, $40 to
1.25 per H.; Gold Bar, LIS; Navy, sOc.; Grape
.RICE-167zc. per q. 4eg-
Z MoL1ssks- Sorghum, 75c.: Sugar House,
81 %; Golden syrup, L5O; Sugar Loaf, 200
4Oc.
per kit; white fish, l6c. per ~; $50 per Kit;
DRIED FRurrs-AppIes, 10 to 2Oc. per D.;
peaches, 20 to %; currants, %; blackberries,
80; huekieberrfes, 60; raspberries, 20.
CAENED GooDs-Peaches, SOC. per can;
cherries, &c.,; biackberlies 4oc:; straw berries,
45c.; pine apples, 50e.; pears, 50c-; tomatoes.
sOc.; corn. 4oc.s oysterss 36e.; Holsters, Soc.;
sardines, 30c.
CHEESE-25c. rer b.
BUTTER-25 TO 3Sc. per b.
EGGs-12 70 Zoe. per dozen.
SALT to Sc per ~; $500 20 hooper barrel.
Haaas-roantTy ~ cured. sOc. per D; sugar
B4coN~2Oe. per n.
soAP-Extra family, 15c. per H.; palm,
fAILow-1sr. per d. -
CANDLEs-SsAs. SOC. per n; taIsoSx, soe.s.
KEROSENE OIL-75c. per gallon; crystal
lied, soc
HIpzs--Dry, 16e- per H.; green, &c.
ffs9 $3.50 Per ll}n /
! PowDER- soc. blasting, S5c
Dry GeOds. yzszyzy e
| PR1NTsL spfsg.1e's, Amerfcan.. fslchnc1td's,
l5c. per I'd. Coehecos Merrimnek W.. 1896;
/ Sa IIsSss szstark 4. and Indian Had,
221<e. per yd.; Great Western, .zoc. =
BLEACHED MUsLTNs-Launsdaie, DC per
yd.; Bates Mills zoe. Reyppa4's, sc Sens
peridein -, 75c.; Wasafnetoa IS, AS5sesi
1 DTSI,rs1 IS 10 ssc. per I'd. s.a ,
sHIRTTNe STRIPS Is tovasct. per yds1
WOOL. DELAINs-45 TO Soc per I'd.
| MRRINOs--Sa.l0 to 1.50 per yd.e ~ zass
| FLANNELS-4S To &C. per I'd e
| Factory sJkANs-z5c 90 1-oe peE yd-
L DOMESTIC GENeII SIS % 90 PEI NJ /.
HOOP sKIRTs-5oc 70 - So pss I'd.
Bread stazs.
+ FLoUR-XXX, s6.76 per saeks Xxx, 600 10
SIS; Spring wheat. $50.
l Com MEAL-eas5O Per bushel. yFs7
GRsAaNs Kx,oUR-5ep per b. s sA@
BUcxwHEAT FLoUR-e1< TO l0c per D.
/ s1aan Grain.
wHE4T2sp..hs. s1ies 20 ms pse bsalEdI;
i CoRN-eI.0e per bnsa1el. ses
OArs-e0e per bushels
i Fresh Msats sad PouItry-
i BEEy-cb0ice steak and roast lasSc.per D J;
other qualities, 1oc.
4 PoaE-cbeies steak, Isc. per b; Sides md
cHIcEssss.- Large, dressed Of aliss, &c.
PEAraIE cHIcKEns-zas0sI-oO per doz.i
4nA1lEs 1stjs sss -
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We have assurances that the Kaw Reserva-
ton viii be opened in the spring for settlement
This tract of land lays on both sides OF the Ne
osho river, commencing about n mile south OF
Council Grove and extending nine miles down
the river containing over $4,000 acres, large
portion Of which Is on the NeOsho bottoms, ana
is not exeelled by any land in Kansas. A
large portion Of this Reservation is in this
tiers In the sI1ring. 81 4st sta
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Please notice this fdcl
Diseased Horse and CattI

Diseased HOrses and Cattle.
Horses and Cattle, recommended byYeferinary
Surgeons, Livery stable-keepers, Stock Raisers
and everybody who has tried Il.
Ask for Leia,; take no other.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A small frame house containing rooms, cor
ner 9TH Avenue and Union street, will be sold
cheap. Further particulars call ON.
2-tf II. C. CLARK.
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kiscelIanaOas Advertisements.
FARMS FOR SALE.

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II Eol1 want an improved farm, 90 scres mn
Der cultivation and fenced comfortable frame
house, well, etc., one mile from town for 1850
e Amerteps, Lyon county, Kansas. ?
If Won want S0acres, with . under culti-s-
ten. frame house. wells, stable, ETC.. one nile
fromtown, for $500. call on
3. ". RANDALL, az Americas.
II you want 81 acres, with 50 fenced and
broke, growing hedge On three sides OF SAM,
100 bearing peach and . apples trees, comfort
able log cabin stables. cribs. good wafer. ETC.,
three miles from town. for ~ 900 cafI imYnedi.
ately on r. w. RANDALL, at Americas.
If you want as fine piece OF prairie as there
is on the Seosho bottom, IL miles from tur a.
on the fine Of s. b. R. r.. at 80 an acre. eau on
r. W.RANDALI., Mt Americus.
If ypa want a first-elass farm. under high
state of improvements with timber water and
aih"r desirable advantages, and worth from
5000 TO $6.0O0. call on
r. w. RANDALL. at Amcricus.
II You want fine residence in town. er a
whole block tobuild on cheap call on
I'll r. W. RANDALL, at Americas.