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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-19


Proposals for Excavation and Ma
sOnry for completing the East
w ing of the State House.
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned, at the Office of the Score
iary of State, Topeka. Kansas, until o'clock
P. NJ. on the
slh day of April, 1s60,
For the Excavation, Brick and Stone Masonry
required to complete the interior Of the East
Wing of the State Capitol at Topeka. Kansas.
Printed Specifications may be had on appii-
catieu to the Secretary of State, after March
10th, 1889, as soon as they can be pr1nted.I
Bidders are required to accompany their bids
with a COPY of this advertisement, and also the
written guarantee Of at least two responsible
persons, who must be known to the Board OF
Commissioners that the bidder will, IL the con-
id contract with such sureties as are required
by law to faithfully perform all the conditions
and stiDulations OF his contract.
The names of the bidders sureties must be
| stated in the bid.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
bids, at O'Clock P. NJ, April 7th, and mus
be prepared at once to enter into contracts FOL
lthef performance of the work, in case an award
| is made.
Bids will be received for the excavation o
the cellar separate from the other work
| All bids must be sealed. addressed to the IN
dersigned, care Of the Secretary OF state. rope
ka Kansas, and endorsed Proposals for TX
cavation and Masonry. or excavation alone a
the case may be OF the state Honse:
Bids not conforming to the condition OF tnt
advertisement viii NOT be entertained
| The right to reject any and all bids Is re
served.
y. g. HASKELL,
i Architect and superintendent.
Topeka. Kansas, March 18th, 1853. I2-l4
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rEAcHERs. INsrrrurE.
To Teachers and those Desiring to he Z.
amIned Preparatory to Teaching.

To Teachers and those Desiring to be Ex-
amined Preparatory to Teaching.
An Institute, continuing three days,
March 3lst, April list, and End, 1869, will
be held at Hartford, Lyon county.
The Institute will open at 8 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning, March 3lst.
An examination of candidates for teach
ers' certificate will be held the last day Of
the Institute, Friday, April I'd.
The citizens of Hartford propose to enter
tain the members of the Institute free.
There will be two other Institutes held
during the year, one at Emporia, and one
at some other point. The time of holding
these will be duly published.
When the one is held at Emporia, the
teachers engaged in their schools at the
time will close them and attend the Insti-
tute, and their school pay and time will be
allowed them, rs the amended school law
provides.
All persons DESTROYS of obtaining a certi-
ficate and teaching in Lyon county, and
others interested, are invited to attend.
Also, an examination of Teachers will be
held in EmpOria, Saturday April Sd, at the
District School House, Commandment 10
O'clOck, a. M. to accommodate such can
didates as may not be able to attend the ex-
animation at Hartford on the previous DAYS
The State Superintendent has decided
that teacher should have certificate be-
fore commencing to teach, and that the GER
tificate should cover the whole time of the
school. School boards will be requested to
notice this requirement.
Teachers should provide themselves with
certificate hereafter. before commencing
to teach in this county, and thus, perhaps,
avoid trouble and loss.
The amendments to our school law pro-
vide for the appointment of two persons tC
assist the county superintendent in the OK
animation of teachers, and each certificate
must be signed by at least two of the boart
/ of examiners.
Persons seeing this notice are invited t.
| inform those whom they may know to b.
Interested in its requirements.
A. D. CHAMBERS,
Emporia, March Is, 1869. Co. Sup't.
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Groceries.
TEAs-Young Hyson, $2.25 per ID; Imperi-
al, 1.50 to $50; Gunpowdef, 2.25; Japan, LOO
to 200; Oolong, 1.50.
=. SUGAR-Refned, p to 25c. per 1b.; crushed,
25c.; n. o., 20 to PC.
ToBAcco-virginia natural leaf, $1.1O to
1.25 per h.; Gold Bar, 1.50; Navy, 100: Grape
juice, LOO; Fine cut, 1.50.
RICE-162ze. per n.
HOMINY-Sc. per ID.
MOLASSES-SOrghum, $1.o0; Sugar House,
$1.30; Golden Syrup, 1.60; Sugar Loaf, 200.
VINEGAR-Cider, 6Oc. per gall; Sorghum,
40c.
FIsH-Mackeral, No. I, 15c. per n; $4.eO
per kit; white fish, 15c. per D.; $50 per kit;
DRIED FRUrrs-Apples. 10 to 2Oc. per NJ;
peaches, 20 to %; currants, %; blackberries.
s.; huckleberries, go; raspberries, 70.
CANNED GoODs-Peaches, soc. per can:
cherries 5Oc.; blaekberIies, 40c.; straw berries
Sc; pine apples, 5Oe.; pears, ooe.; tomatoes
3oc.; corn. 4Oc.; oysters, &c.,; Holsters, 3Oc.
sardines, Doc.
CHEFsE-25c. per h.
BUTTER-25 to 35... per b.
EGGs-i2 to 15c. per dozen.
.SaLT@4 to Sc per ~; $500 to 900 per barrel
| LARD-20 to 25c. per b.
HAMs-Country cured, 22c. per D.; sugar
| BAcoN-22e. per h.
soAP-Extra family, 16c. per d.; palm
12kc.
l
| KEROSENE oIL-75c. per gallon; crystal
HiDEs-Dry, lie. per D.; green, SC.
| SHOT-20c. per h.
| LExD-20c. .
| POWDER-50c. +" blasting, 35c.
/ Dry Goods.
PKINTs-Sprague's, American. Richmond'i
I5c. per yd. Cocheco, MeErimack W.. 1e5Sc.
wamsutta, 121<c.
SHEErINGs-Stark A. and Indian Head
221zc. per yd.; Great Western, 2Oc.
BLExCHED Observation-Disclosures, 25c. Pc
yd.; Bates Mills, Soc; Reynolds, 20c.s Ser
| peridein A, 35e-; Washington IS 1890
Massaseit, 25c.
DENIMs-25 to 35e. per I'd.
SHIRTING STRIfE-25 to s5ct per "a.
Wool DELAINs-45 to 55c- per yd.
MERINos-SI.I 10 to i.5e per I'd.
FLSNNEIS-45 to 60c. per I'd. a s5.-s,z
| FACTORY JEANS-45c TO S1.O0 per I'd.
| DOMESTIC GINGHAsGs-25 to soc per I'd.
SATTNErs-I5c TO 100 per I'd.
HOOP SKIRTs-5oc to - 90 per I'd.
Bread. ssafs.
/ FlouR-xU, 1915 per sack; XXX, 800
a: Spring wheat. $50.
, Corr MEAL-s1.sQ, per pQshel,-
: GRAHAM FLoUR-5c per d.
BUEKHAEAT FL0pR-e11c per D.
small GFasn.
r wHEAr-spr.ns. 500 To 1.zs per bush.
coRN-sOc. to 800 Per bushei-
rOATs-70e per busheI.
Fresh Bzsaxs ans Poulsry.
) BKxrLchoice steak, 15c. per D. resst, u
l. PoREIchSice steak. Isc. per n; sides .
midlings, 15c.
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A FACT wORTH NoTICING

A FACT WORTH NOTICING,
Is that we have now on free exhibition in our
new Fine Art Gallery large and choice &C.
lection Of oil paintings, foreign and American
cromos, fine engravings, elegant moulGings in
gilt rosewood and gilt walnut, and imitation
walnut, oval frames, bronZes, Bohemian ware
in and toilet sets. fine busts, figures ped
estals and brackets in imitation marble, hang
ing caskets, odor Baskets, viniagrettes, beauti-
full work boxes, watch stands, and in fact, a
great many articles not usually brought to this
country
Please notice this fact.
Parties from Leavenworth and Topeka in
form that there is no such stock of fine paint
fngs, chrOnaos, engrGrings and nOuldiugs in
the State.
We are offering oil paintaings at from $40 to
$125, and chromos and engravings at from 81
to $40, all most elegantly framed. These pic
lures we propose to sell as low rs they can be
| bough In any market in the United States,
| our purchases being made in New York and
Boston, direct from importers, publishers and
| manufacturers. BATES & PERLEY.
EmpOria, December 4, 1868.
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"a NO. FARM FOR SALE.

"a no. 4 FARM FOR SALE.
One Of the best farms IN Lyon county, stu
ated on the Neosho river three miles from
Amerisns, and containing go acres Of first
quality Of first bottom land, and 50 acres Of
good tinber-9oo acres fenced with good fence
mostly post and boards, I50 acres under pillow
new frame house, stories with three large
rooms below, good well and Neoshe river run
Eang across one corner Of farm-on State road
aud within half mile oftbo lire Of the Valley
Railroad. Price ESQ per acre-haIf cash. bal
anee on time. Apply to
li-I2 b ". RANDALL,
AmeFtcus Kansas
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PRICE RAID AND IN
DIAN CLAIMS.
STATE OF KANSAS,
OFFICE OF ADJUTANT-G ENERAL,
TOPEKA Mnrch q 1850


OFFICE OF ADJUTANT-GE NERAL,
TOPEKA, March 8, 1867
A COMMISSION to audit claims growing
out of the Price Raid, and Indian EX-
petition under Gen. Curtis, iu
July and August, 1864.
A Commission, consisting of Hon. LEVI
WOODWARD, Hon. DAVID WHITAKER and
Hon. T. j. TAYLOR, has been appointed to ex-
anime. in every particular, into the claims re-
jected by either Of the former Commissioners
heretofore created, for want of proper proofs,
and not having passed upon their merit, and
all claims that have not been heretofore audit
ed or allowed by either board Of examiners.
The Commission will meet on the first
Tuesday in April, 1859.
The Adjutant General Of the State is consti-
tuted the receiver of all claims, and all persons
holding such claims are hereby notified to send
the same to my office, at the city of Topeka, be-
fore the first day Of April, 1859.
The forms of proof required viii be, as near
as may be, the forms prescribed by tie rules
and regulations of the United States Army,
which shall be approved by the Command ng
Officer of each company, regiment, detachment,
brigade or division, the certificate of the Quar-
termastef, or Subsistence officer thereof, or, If
such cannot be obtained, the claims shall be
sw orn to by at least two responsible witnesses,
and supported by such other proof as the
Board may require.
w. .. aEOORHOUSEs
12-1t Acknowledgement
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. examination in the
Emporia District School will be held as fol-
lows:
Primary Department, "wednesday, March
3Ist, commencing at O'Clock p. m. Miss
Yeckley, Teacher.
intermediate Department. Thursday, April
LIST. Mrs. A. Blackburn, Teacher.
Grammar and High School, Friday, April
I'd. A. Blackburn, Teacher.
Each department will be in charge Of it
special teacher.
The public, and especially parents, are cor
daily invited to attend and judge for them
selves Of the progress made by the school.
We would also urgently request parents and
guardians TO see that their children are pres
ent at the examinations.
A. BLACKBURN.
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The Penetralia a the Normal School next
week promises to be even more attractive
than heretofore. The dramatic reading is
TO be from Goldsmith's rich comedy OF
..SEse detOops to Conquer.'' Mr.. Norton
and Mrs. Gofham read the principal parts.
.Ghe exercises ere TO consist of Rotations,
readings, sougs, tabieaux, papers, glees,
,choruses, poems, etc., participated in by
The sosients and teachers OF the Normal and
Model schools. An admission o. nifty cents
will be charged.
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New Goods, New coodsi

Waskey and Hurst are receiving the largest
stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, groceries, notions, ever brought
to southern Kansas, direct from New York, the
mead of the market, and we ask everybody to
call and examine our stock and prices and sat
isfy themselves that 1853 Commercial Street is
the place to invest their money to the best ad-
vantage. WASKEY & HURST.
37-t Sept. 18th 1858,
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We are informed that the brother Of our
townsman. Mr.. Newman, Of the firm Of New
man s. Houghton, who arrived here from
Maine on Wednesday morning, reports that
there was seven feet Of snow. on the level, In
that State when he left. So badly were the
railroads blockaded that he was three days in
making fifty miles. Think of that, ye grum-
blers at the cold weather Of Kansas.
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A gentleman, formerly residing here, now
living in Oswego, Labette county, and who has
just made a trip the entire length Of the GeOsho
Valley, says that EmpOris is much larger than
any town in the Valley. He says he never saw
town that was not laboring under some I'M
due excitement, improve 30 fast. He is Of the
opinion that we are now, and always will be,
the metropolis Of the Valley. He has been
away from here but few months, but was sur
prised at the amount of business done here and
at the substantial buildings going up on every
hand
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cam

EDITOR NEws-De0r Sir: wish to say
through your paper that we return our most
heartfelt thanks 70 the people Of Imports for
their many acts Of kindness to US during the
long sickness, and death and burial Of Mrs.
Hancock. We cannot mention names, when ali
members Of our own and other churches, and
those not members Of any church-have shown
US such uniform kindness.
T. n HaHC0CK
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G. BOWMAN,

Merchant Tailor, Topeka, Kans.
Keeps large stock Of the most fashionable
Cloths, Cassizneres, Vestings, &C.,
Which he offers to make up at Eastern prices
and perfect 1T guaranteed, or no sale. His
cutter Is Mr.. j. v. Hart, formerly Cutter with
w. E. Sutlif Co., OF Lawrence, Kansas
He also keeps fine line Of Ready Made Clio.
thing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods. I2-l
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Our new lumber man is getting quite a sup
ply of all kinds of lumber ON his yard, and is
erecting a small building near the Emporia
House for an office. The lumber yard fills a
want of the public heretofore unsupplied. 1t
will be of great convenience. We suppose
Mr.. Cowgirl win let the public know what he
has for sale shortly.
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We want our county officers, Justices Of the
Peace and others having any description of
blank work 20 do to understand that we have
lifted up at heavy cost TO do that kind of work,
and can and will do it well and cheap as
any ONCE in Kansas. We have arrangements
with binderies at Topeka and Lawrence by
which we can get blanks for counties aud In
dividuals bound into books at less prices than
they can get the work done.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-E. A. Bradley,
Esq.. who Is making three months tour in
Kansas temperance lecturer, under the
auspices OF the State Temperance organization,
win speak Mt the Court House in this place on
the 10th and SOth OF March, at o'clock, p. NJ.
He Is said to be one OF the most efficient organ
izers and lecturers in the country.
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Town Express.

Suitable. teams and carriages for light and
heavy transportation VIII be In the streets OF
EmpoFfa or in the subscribers yard in the
rear Of the Exchange Building for the accom-
mediation OF the Empor1a trade and for all
who may need such service.
The patronage of the public is desired.
The teams may be found at half past 10
O'clock and o'clock In the afternoon or at any
other hours when the service may be required.
All orders LETT at my house win be promptly
attended to. w. A. Ella.
Feb. 20 TT
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L n. HANCOCK.

THE PKEETRALIA.-Thee' Hesperian'' for the
PenetraliA win be under the supervision Of
Miss Watson.
Two Of the girls Of the Model School, under
Miss PIumb's instruction, will give recisatiOns
at the Penetralia.
Nellie stOrrs' class in music win sing an ex-
ercise song
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Prof. Chambers, Of Hartford, our efficient
school superintendent, spent several days in
town this week. He announces an Institute
at that place, which announcement all those
wishing to teach viii do well to read. We be-
lieye the Professor is giving eminent sstisfac-
ton to the public in the important position
which he holds.
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Mr.. J. S. Boughton, travelling correspondent
Of the Lawrence Tribune, has been stopping
in town for several days this week, and we
understan5 he has had good success in obtain
ing subscriptions for that excellent paper.
The Tribune is now the leading paper in the
State, and II our citizens want daily or tri-
weekly they cannot do better than subscribe
for enc Tribune. Through the energetic exer-
lions Of Mr.. Boughton, the circulation of the
Tribune has been run up to about three thous-
and aosfeal ltsU fHs Httf3l tk#&
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Goods have arrived, and he Is now ready for
professional business. His office is over New.
man Houghton's store. The Doctor prepares
specific remedy for the cure of Fever and
Ague, which is never known to fail; also Anti.
Bilious Pills, sure preventative Of the Aacus
by correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills 500. I-26
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RLECTEON IRREGULARITIES
N7UTICE s. hereby given that m Etertson
~ viii be held at the usual places o. yottnS
tgesch township IN Lyon county Ae11sal, On
- . TIesdays A1sraz .EbslzsT asaeS
At whtca time there WI BE- chosen for eaeh
town lip ii said county the following o1icers.
te-ygif. 5 One Township Trustee one Clerk one
Treasures, enc Justice ok the Peace TWO Con-
stables. and one Road OEerseer for each Eoad
| "a csse OF Vacancies. ocea1x IN the ofdeel0t
5ugttcaof the Peaaai6 shy tcB nshiTS ssro ] %
tees VIA be ehOself foR Slsch t0Brs6 kp.
f3iyessunder nv hand tlsis 18th day Of March
Is. 1859 A. n. BANCROFT.
Eft Sheriff Of Lyon county Kansas
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PATENT COFFEE PoT.-One Of the most in
genious articles we have seen lately, is Will
liams' Patent Coffee Pot. BrunPr q McMur-
trie, have bought the right to manufacture it
here, and everybody should go and see a speci-
men now on exhibition at their shop, in the
room formerly occupied by the post office.
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Governor Eskridge has new advertise
ment in to-day. His new goods have come.
Go and see the Governors smiling counte-
nance, and take your pocket booAs along, be-
cause Il will cost you something.
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A letter from G. NJ. Walker informs us that
the surveyors are progressing rapidly with the
location Of the Valley Raiload. They expect to
finish the location of the road to Emporia by
the LIST OF April
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NEW LAW FIRM.-F. G.. Hunt and W. II.
Skinner have formed partnership for the
practice Of law in this and adjoining counties.
Their card may be found In to-day's paper.
Their ONCE is on er the bank in the new three
story building. u
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MARRIED.

On the 10th Of March, by Rev. James Gordon.
at his residence, near Emporia, PHILIP GUY
SERvIss and NANCY ANN ROBERTS, both Of
Fremont township.
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Our town will soon have more goods in il
than ever before The competition in all
branches will bring goods down, and hence
Emporia is the best trading point in the Cen
trail or Southern part OF the State.
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whitley & Truitt have just received and are
now opening their first spring goods. They
are very cheap. Call soon. They go OF like
hot cakes. sa8f REQ. -
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Those who have subscribed for the Wine
Plants please have the ground ready for they
viii be on hand in few days.
ll-I3 I. R. BOND.
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SPRING GooDs.-R. b. Hurst returned from
st. Louis on Sunday. The spring stock o
goods which he purchased for waskey &
Hurst will arrive this week. 1t is larg,
and complete in all the departments.
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TT Is informally agreed between the under
L signed, majority of the Board Of Com
missioners Of Lyon County. Kansas. that tbs
scribe stock TO the A. T. & 5. +. Il. r. Co. to bt
voted ON at the ensuing township election. bt
withdrawn, for the reason that the law undei
which the said submission was made, hal
since been repealed. This agreement is pub
lished for the information Of the electors o
said Lyon County, in advance OF the meeting
Of the BOARD on the 18th inst, at which tins
this action viii be made ofheIal.
10 nj II. Z. PERLEY,
ID. L. WARD,
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Those wishing choice seed oats Of Black or
Barley varieties, and Hungarian seed, can De
accommodated by calling on the undersigned,
mmedi ately, one-han mile east Of Emporia-
I1-r4 ANDREW HINsHAw.
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n n a r

Union Lodge No. Is, meets at their han in
ElnporiA, third story OF new bank building,
every Tuesday evening at O'Clock p. m.
r. B. Hurst, n. g.
j. L. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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John Fowler and G. ID. Humphrey are max
ing arrangements as fast possible for the
erection Of their large water mill on the Cot
tonwOod, some four miles southeast of EN-
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'.Uncle Henry, - Of this office, has lost a
pocket book containing $4.25. Any one
finding it will please leave it ut this office,
and Oblige the aforesaid American citizen
of African descent. ''ti ? a
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Perley's new store building, adjoining Bates
& Perley's drug store, is rapidly approaching
completion. Mr.. Perley has gone after goods
and will soon stock it with the finest assort-
fnent OF clothing ever brought south Of the
Kaw river. Mr.. Perley is one Of our most en-
terprising business men, and will hang out
his shingle In THE NEWS when he gets ready
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The annual school meeting will be held at
the district school house on Thursday, March
18th, at O'Clock p. m. This should be remem-
bared by all the inhabitants thereof
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q. W. Frederick wants to buy Corn, Oats
and Bacon and pay cash and goods, and will
take all other kinds OF marketable produce in
exchange for goods.
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Moline Co.'s and Peoria Flows
for saleby B. T. WRIGHT.
Near the Court House, Emporia.
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STONE CUTTING.
d. 4. CHANRLH-

lam prepared 20 DO All kinds Of Stone cut-
E1iu1 such Is wfEdoSs ciScz1Iar caps o. any
deesen door silIs, md an work IN the stone cut
ting Iine that builders may destree. OfeeIs
fFai Livery.
fz-o-6H
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Geo. W. Frederick has at Topeka the largest
stock Of groceries he has ever brought to this
market. They will arrive next week. See
Georges local notices.
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Hereafter we shall print the tax list on an
extra and give the usual amount Of reading
matter, We were compelled to insert it this
week on account OF being short of hands and
having a rush Of job work.
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Mr. Newman started to Boston and New
York on Monday morning to lay in a spring
and summer stock for the store Of Newman &
HouGhton. .
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Fowler and Humphrey, Max Fawcett
and Geo. Plumb want hands. See Local
Notices. 60 ST. aB
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Two full blooded Durham bulls. four years
old, six miles east Of Cottonwood Falls
51-tf GEO. W. EsTeS,
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All our hardware and agricultural nipple
mcnt dealers are well supplied with plOws
and other farm implements.
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