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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-02
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Criminals -ROSslls BON Grnit SriBs.
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Die nddltsn Sage sersln9sn S4arIsp
bed in iterbdu1tsn @e16dften. gr muBte
Ieinsr Set6rrs Die @slruug maiden, muete
cemitRisit bitten, i'm nun unsefdbrret
in ieinsm slmte gu belaTsn, unb mubte
tbnen anbem seten. pb niht etne Ssrleb-
uns in cine Stslluus eleiAer @rt ,ped,
ntdbis mare.
3wiIdenbur6 l6idte er Die alts Crete
mad bsm UittwenbauIe teim @mtbefr,
UNI gu fraseu, ub 6rau Ssrtram nsblf
5rdulsiu pauline SeIbis Suriid Isisn BON
Der 8eilr. Die alte @rsts bate ras 5aus
nod in pemIeIben 3ufanpe eefunren =
perI6lUGen pcn allen Seiten, bic 9dbsn
fef ju. .1l-ag
So fn9 Sharfsntrd an gu perrrieBen,
oae feline Sraut ibm fsin Qebsnss unb
fein 2tetesSet6en Sufcmmen lief. Bae
Ipute er baron renten9 5atte 9auline
li4 ri6t 70 epel uno liebsSou In ben 2lIlI.
fen bsnommen, 70 piirbe er auf BEN @es
oanfsn rsrfaaen iein, fle pcae bas ger-
bGItniB NIT i9m ISien. 9Iber bieIe Sree
erI6ien ibm abIurp mad ben Sprs6nsen
i'm @eri4tsiual. g8as mar SOreelallsn?
gBas bielt bic beibsn 5rauen,immer in
iener Stabt ;uriid, mo er frei9eIprr6sn
nal? ? Gs per9tnsen abermalS stntse Gage.
Da fam Der SiserburI6e zines @6enbs
beim unp laste, er babe 9i6t i'm 6auie
Der Srau Sertram seieben, aud BABE sS
itm sef6itneu, ais futre elm 8asen mad
pem Stdbt6sn 3uriid, no bic GiIenbabn
iei. Sm erfen aueenbIide prGnsts bas
5ers Saurienbeds ibn srwattIam, unptr-
sisli6 btnjusilen, um feline parme Sir
Ipre6srin ;u umarmsn. Sarn lisste feline
talte Sernunft.
,SGtts 9auIine tein ein;ises gGSrt6en
Der 59eilnabme iIr ibn felt pem l6weren
Gage, NO sr auf ter @nflasebanf fae,
Bate fe tstn freunpli6es 3si&en unper.
dnrsrter 3uneiSuns fHren t6nnsn. 70
muete er ibr Sei9cn. RAP er li6 BON rieIsr
3uriidbaltuns psrlsbt fiibIte."
Die Na6t psrSina ibm iuesg unter
wllsn SlGumen. Sbm mar es, ais S6se
cine gBclFs lanBIam an Spri3onte auf
unc perbrette lih iItsr rnS qanb. Die
gDclts ftbpebte erit bod iitsr ibm, rann
Ientte lie llA une fam itm 70 nabs. pab
Es ibn su erItiden brobte. Gr penbete
li6 brdnsfist raid INN mad rsr anbern
Seite, no Elm bsllsr Sounenslans ibm
entseeenleu6tete. Serubigt 16aute CT
bcrtbin = mas fiimmerte ibn bic Polfs
nod, bic binter ibm fanp. Sa bilbetr
f6 plGBltb aus rem Scuuen9lanSe Elm
6eusrfrabl, tpel6er fh ebenfaas lan9lam
aui ion ,u bewe9te, pelder ibm immer
nd6er fam unb ion NIT Ssrni6tuns Be-
brp9te. @lit elmer erdbli6sn Serpiin'
I6un9 1uhte er aud bielem 5euerltrabl
ausSupsi6en - sr srpa6te! Saum leSts
! I6 absr elm leihtsr S6lummsr wisoer
auf feline mipen Stusen, 70 trat bic no
msnIpie ansif pispsr elm. gnpIt& riff sl
i6 sswaItiam aus ben 6eFsIn res S&la'
fes unp iprons pom Eager auf.
1isie Stias iibsral! Gr GFnste has
Genilpr unO otkmefe nts friId,e fihfe 9ladtt,
luft elm. Ssine Seslenruts tebrte ;uriid
sBas bate er psnn gu fiiratsn? gr nal
frsiss siprc6sn. uni6uIpi9 ertldrt BON be
ueu, bic mad i9rsr tlsbs3eusunS BIZ
Gbatlahtn fir uniursi6enp bislten, psr
Ssrpa6t bss @orres fefju9aIten. Nttti
fanp ieinsm s@lade bsmmenS sntsseen
gBas tsunrublsts len aliu9 Sein @s
wiHsn?
Der 5Srfer pfiT Isiie cine lufiss Ns
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"Gr8ber House..

a. Barb Cfriibrr Syss YARD SCRANTON, pa.
DisIes I'M belrn StYIe siuseri6tstr Sptel III
tbsr,eit ,ur grfnabme BON 9tsiienpsn berrit.
GIutes Bier une gBsin, frine 9iauSre, warme
uu6 falte Speilrn III tsbsr 3eit; gIu1srn, rob
unS aefp6t; See Cream unb Spbabrunnen, nit
ben friultrn Syrups. Gin sIrsanter Saal fir
Damen.
i3u rt6t Sablrrihem Sriut labet ltiHs 5rsunes
elm 0eprss @rGbrp YrSpr.
Srantpn, 10. San. 1866. ba
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Gbas. DUPONT Bret,
MDupf0t nttD Sacbipaltcr,

aGufer NIB gertGuifr SCn @runSeisentbum uHb
Nasnt fir ben 8rrfauf Ypn Gotten hes altrn
,,Slpeum. GissutbumS."
1trner aesnt fir bic eprcnlins 9punts WntiiaI
@erIdsrunas Co., infprporirt 1910. Gapital iIbcr
$3,000000. Disie GjeIeIli6aft fabrt fprt iu
mGeeen prei1en 3u Ssrfibrrit une il piinftlt4 IN
Der 8esablung allsr ebrlibrn Gnlpriite.
Office in Sanbsrlpn II, Cos GjebGutr, 9e9ens
iibrr benz 9Eypmin9 Saus, Serantpn. f6trS
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Commercial 0QuS.

Ginsm Ssrsbrtrn beutidru publifum unt mel.
ntn 6rsunern biermit bic srsrbtnr anssigs eae
i'd has ron bem perlfprbtnrn 8. 9rdner aebal-
teRe Commercial Saus" iiternpmmrn batr.
IS piro mein Seirsteu irin, eurt ;upprfpnt.
mtnce Stoisnung une bette Speiltn unb Sc.
trGnfs mir has .3uhauen brs putlifums an or.
ptrbtn. (4f9) Charles 8oGic.
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SlcmeS gcbubmacbcr= 6cfcbGft,

Der llutsr,ri9nrie tesbrt Ftb, ten TruI6su
Sru Srantcn uno llmgfesne bic In,eias ,u
MAIDEN, zap CT i'm Saismsut ven Ssbn anittsfs
nruem Sadtsings gsbaube, penn aSeuue, pberbalb
8GlferS Niarft, cine Sdubmahrrpufitlttr CT.
Sfnrt bat, une smpfsblt ii6 CUR glnfrrtiguns ppn
nsusr grbsit ieprr slrh ippis Su Hcparaursn.
Scbn Weine.
Scranton, 3. SUM- 1869.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
Nittsbnrs, Cincinnati unb ct. sDniS @tienbabn,
p AN I'll A ND LIE r O UT Z e

tte1er Sabn pasr 10 Smnrm 3a gRee ben
Sc MdIn
GeIs if stsnlds bic fir etc unb f6neIIfe emh na9
5uiauappis louisville, Gemm grths Nep'Srlmrs
S. 2cgnspprt Wlpdute, St paul,
Snadaa unp
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SGGerei aDerle0f. .

1iutrr,ei6kster bat iriue 9Gderei spn 227 mad
Nc. 21d psuu gSsnus, assrniiber Der 9apiilrn.
firde rerIeet unb smpfrblt lib aud fsrner her
Gjunlt res beutl6tH pubIifums. SrpS, 4isS,
btutICter SUDDEN unb Yadperf istCr glrt itsts
Sprratbia, rber fir 5amilirn un6 Gjelrlibaftsn
auf 8eiftauns grtaden, sbeuir Sinnsrs btIcrNt
3udtrraareii, GOnfsft unb 9liiiis III reider
Anspabl. Spbn 4uB. Stl9,3m
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s. u ftnU - a br,
beuti6er
g(Obufnt uno 9te@ts=glnnGlt,

g4ilfestarre, 9u;erne Co., ga,
,mpHebIt Iid trm esutIden putlifum in alien IN
lein 8adb riuldlaserbsn 6jrI6dften. Iusiftllun'
aen ven Gcllmddten une i6riftlide Nrteitfn nllrr
Dirt unb 9clefticnen, riidltaneiss epbnun9 pom
Sffi,isrsn unb SpIpatsn, penlenen fur Iclte, bic
I'm 9isuits gsrlssnn8sn srbieltsn unS arbsttslIni-
ibia tpurben, unb fir bic Wittwcu eefaaener Spls
Saten, fSrpis GcaettOnsn gessn bic Ser. SnatGn
Csrssn aufs piiuftli8lte bslcr9t ~.
p6IIe fir Sclde, -fpsl6e nab brnt TuSlanb
riien, perben l6nsu alsseltsllt.
Office nit Stanley UcCeparS, Gsly 6rdntlin
Straes, brr prssbyterianii9sR air&r 9rgsniibrr.
10. 5anuar 1866. ba
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Siftber uuS Stronger,
9trfGufrr ppn
6rpceriem nnb 9rpDifipnfit,

5errn 6rieerib Simpns neuem 0eb6sss, in
qadapanna Apenue,
alien INNER SorrGtbis bic bette gluspdpl ron
6,rrrtrisn, Nlebl unb 6utter, beutIde 6rilhtf,
9uder, 9aifee, Sbse II. +. 10. DaS bsutl6e pu,
blifunt III einasaosn, unS nit ietnsr aunbItaft
II btsbrru unb i9 su iibe3eusen, baB mir bic
5 eIfe @aart ~ bsm bilIisfen prstle Ysrfauftn.
1nba Gii6sr unb 2rpujer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

NEW STORE AT PLYMoUrH.-In to-day's
paper will be found the advertisement Of the
new Plymouth store of J. V. Carter and Jos
Moon. They have opened a stock OF dry goods,
groceries and provisions hardware, cutlery j..
boots and shoes, hats, Yankee notions, and
everything usually called for in a country
store. Both these geatlemen are old settlers
and need no Introduction or Recommendation
from US. The announcement that they are
ready, with q choice and cheap stock, TO ae-
eommodate the public, will be sum eient to
secure 10 them good share OF the trade OF the
public. We wisk them abundant prosperity.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont OF
ID the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for Norris county,
Kansas, will offer for sale at public auction
TO the highest bidder. at the court house
door, IN the town Of EmpoEIa, Lyon county,
Kansas, on
at one O'Clock d. m. Of said day. the following
described real estate, tO-SFit: The west half Of
lots one and two In the northeast quarter and
the east half Of lots one and two In the north
west quarter Of section number two in town.
ship number sixteen south Of range humber
ten. east, situate In Lyon county, Kansas: TO be
sold the property Of Alvin \. Blacklidge
in faver OF Wesley H Duncan, +. s. Huffaker,
q. II. SiHicOetz, A. ). Chapman, j. W. McAEii-
Ian, j. p. MAther and Hugh Hcf,uIiOch.
Given under my hand this 18th day u Au-
gust 1853. 4. B. BANCROFT,
34-3S Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kas.
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New Advertisements.


ny virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
I'D the District Court in andrfor Lyon couR-
ty, Kansas, and to me directed, i will offer for
sale at public auction, at the court house door.
In the town Of Emporia, in said county, on
Saturday September Is. A. ID. HSG0,
at one O'Clock p. m OF said day, the following
described real estate, to-xit: The southeast
quarter Of section 80, township No. % Of range
No. II east, situate in Lyon county, Kansas to
be sold as the property OF William Whiteneck,
to satisfy Judgment in favor OF Solomon T.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1853. A. r. BANCROFT.
34-38 Sheriff Of Lyon Co, Kas.
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To rEACHERS


There will be an examination for teachers
held on the last Saturday of August, 1863, in
the district school house in Emporia. Teach
ers needing to procure certificates before the
LIST of October, should avail themselves Of this
examination, as no one has any authority to
begin school until quaiIfied by law; nor are
the school boards authorized to pay any such
teachers from the public funds for such time
as he may teach, not included in his certif-
cate. fs5-Is+
There is to be Teachers Institute held al
Emporia the last week in September, to which
all expecting to teach in the county during the
fall and winter are invited. The school law is
pretty positive in requiring your attendance
or satisfactory excuse for not attending, rem
dered to the board OF examiners before being
examined at subsequent time in the year.
Hon. p. MeVicar, the State Superintendent
has promised TO be present.
4. ID. CHAMBERS.
C0nnty SuO,t
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JOB WoRK-OUR PR CEs.-We are in re-
ceipt Of fine lot Of new job materials, contain.
ing all the new and fashionable styles of type.
We shall be prepared, soon, TO do fine colored
work. Having added to our press facilities
We now hope TO prevent all delays, which has
hitherto been unavo idable at times. Our prices
in all departments Of job work, are about
twenty-five per cent. below those of the Tope-
ka and Lawrence offices. We have always
made 1t rule to do jOb-work just rs cheap as
we would have done had we dozen compel.
itors here. We have done work, without COM
petition, ut the prices we expect to live by
hereafter. In our twelve years business trans
actions with the people here, not one who has
had work done can justly say we have charged
exhorbitant prices. Friends, bring on your
job work, and II we don't give satisfaction il
shall not be our fault
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

II. Bancroft's new busin ess house is nearly
finished. The shelving and counters are being
put in and the finishing strokes are being put
on the building. Messrs. Wheclock & Wilson
have the contract for this building and have
done good job on it. The store room is about
the largest in town and will soon be stocked
with dry goods which will be sold at whole
sale. We do not know MIR. Bancroft intends
doing an exclusive wholesale business on the
start, but we believe it is his intention to do
an exclusive jobbing business as soon as it will
nav TO keen the stock t-E
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rHE STATE NoRMAL SCHOOL.


The fall term of this institution for the ed
ueation of teachers will open on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18th, 1860. School officers and
friends OF edueation are invited to interest
themselves in securing delegate to the
Normal School from every Representative
District ia the State.
TUITION Is FREE. School books are also
furnished to students without charge for their
use. Further information may be obtained by
addressing the Principal, at Emporia.
L. b. KELLOGG, Principal.
H. B. NORTON, Associate Principal
C. V. EsKRID6E,l
@. G. MORSE, Ex. Committee
JACOB STOTLER,
Estate papers please eopy.l
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August 14th, 1869, at the residence of w. O..
Ferguson, by Rev. l.. NJ. Hancock, Mr. T. III.
Emporia.
With the above announcement came q couple
Of fine cakes, of Ferguson & Harvey's best
make, and a pitcher Of ginger beer, which
We're enjoyed by the printers of The NEWS Of
flee, amid a shower of blessings for the bride
and groom. May Thomas and his lady live
long and have full share of the blessings and
happiness of this world, is the wish of the ed
itor and all the printers.
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nnn A,rER1ous LErrER.

AMERICCS, Aug. ID, 1903.
The detention of the mails last week, by high
water, caused the delay Of our letter, which
accounts for its not appearing in the lastissue.
A detachment Of U. s. troops passed through
town yesterday, for the scene of disturbances
on the Neutral Lands.
Capt. T. C. Hill and Maj. Z. P. Bancroft, com
missiOners, and p. b. MaxsOn, agent of the
company, are appraising the damages by right
Of way Of the Southern Branch Railroad, to
the farmers and lands In this vicinity.
John r. Wheat, agent for Kansas Pacific
Railway Lands at Junction City; and II. ID.
Preston, real estate agent at Council Grove,
have been examining the Northrup az Chick
lands in this vicinity during the present week.
David 10y, who Is running threshing ma
chine in this nelghborhOod. claims the honor
of threshing the largest yield of oats in this
county, and that William Tague, whose farm
is half u mile west OF town, grew the same.
Yesterday they threshed 3Ts bushels OF barley
oats, the product OF three and three-fifths acres
Of land, and 175 bushels OF black oats. which
grew upon two and two-ffths acres. Mr.
Tague's Tea wheat turned OF 2Sz bushels per
acre. The land can be seen and measured at
any time. aud the threshers will youeh for the
correctness OF the above statement. Who can
beat it?
At the annual meeting Of the American BIZ
BILE Society here last evening, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
Presideat-Rey. j. McAnulty;
Vice PresideRt-P. MeCaw;
SeeretdYy-J. w. 10y;
IfedSurer--J. ID. Gibson;
Executive COmmittee-Henry Edmiston,
R.w. Randall,
+. ID. 10y,
Charles Drake
EtiT X George Bybee,T q
A synopsis of the reports will be given in
our next. r.
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Great Sale of Town Lots |!
the highest bidder
100 CHOICE LOTS
ROAD NOTICE.

TOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Board of Commits
siOners Of Lyon county, Kansas, at their next
special meeting, to be held Mt Emporia, on
Monday, September 9th, 1869, praying for the
establishment Of the following described road,
to-Hit: commencing ut the northwest corner
Of the town site Of the town Of Americus;
thence running north until Ii strikes the town
ship line between townships seventeen and
eighteen; thence running west along said
township line distance Of two hundred and
hundred aud forty rods; thence west until II
strikes the main road running from Americas
to Council Grove; thence northwest TO the
west line Of the county; said road being In
tended to take the place OF the disputed State
34s5 JOHN ANDERSON.
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A,merfcmsneese.

We will be prepared to furnish the public
with Americas cheese at all times. From one
up to five thousand pouds can be had at any
time.
Our cheese will be on sale at the store of Bal
ley & Painter during the season. Encourage
home manufacture, especially when the article
is as good and cheap as any that can be bought
abroad.
aj-tf CAMPBELL & JAMES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

Business in Empofia seems TO be driving
towards the Cottonwood. Besides the natural
advantages that the lower end OF Commercial
street possesses, there seems to be other attrac-
tons that have tendency to drGao business
south. The numerous towns and additions
springing up between Emporia and the Cotton
wood seem to have an effect OH business men.
We have Sodensville, Logan's Cross Roads.
Randolph's Addition and CopleyvilIe on the
south, and it will not be long before the bust.
ness street will extend to the banks of the
placid Cottonwood.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

RAILROAD ITEMs.-We clip the following
items from an Emporia letter in the Topeka
Commonwealth, signed 'sTan Bark
Capt. EllinwOod, Engineer of the A. T. &
s. +. r. R., has been in town this morning, and
informed me that he found almost direct line
from Burlingame to Emporia, with u very light
grade with one or two exceptions. The grad
ing of the Neosho Valley r. r. is completed
within one mile and q half of Emporia, and the
road is being pressed to completion as rapidly
possible. We have every assurance of haY-
ing the pleasure of seeing the steam horse ride
into our town this fall.
have come to the conclusion that t. J.
Peter, Superintendent of the A. T. g. S. +. r.
r, is nearly lightning. He can be in more
places do more business, and do 1T in less time,
than any other man in the country. Last Sat
urday at II O'Clock NJ he was in Topeka; SUM-
day morning in st. Louis, there he did large
amount of business connected with his road,
and Tuesday at IL o'clock A. NJ. he was back In
Topeka again. The same afternoon / met him
at Burlingame looking after the interests of the
road. Some times roo can't most dtacdHs tell
where you will find him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20
sHERKF,s SALE.

Wy virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID District Court in and for Lyon county,
Kansas, and to me directed, have levied up
ON and will offer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder, at the court house door, in
the town Of Emporia, in said county, on
Saturday, September Is; A. D. 1853,
at one O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit: The north half
of the southwest quarter of section number
twenty-five, in township number twenty OF
range no thirteen, situate in Lyon county, Kan
sas; to be sold as the property of Samuel j.
Nantor. to satisfy q Judgment in favor Of I'll. a.
Dudley.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of An
gust, A. D. 1859. A. Il. BANCROFT,
34-38 Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kas.
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Local NOTICES.

Hartford Collegiate Institute.
The Fall Term of this Academy begins Tues
day, September Z, 1863.
The officers and teachers solicit contfn-
uanee Of former patronage and share Of the
new.
A good school and full attendance is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
A. d. CHAMBERs, A. NJ, Principal
Rev. ISAAC II. EARNHEART.T
Miss SAMANTHA MOORE, ASSIST =
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II. MORRIS. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

EAPOk1As KANSAS.
Special attention given 20 obstetrics, and dis
eases Of women and children.
The Doctor prepares specific remedy
for tEae cure or Fever RHd Ague,
which is never known to fais; also Anti-BiIi-
Gus Pills, sure preventative OF the Ague by
correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills, $a.Oe.
II Oficeoyer Newman & Houghson's store
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BAcHELLER 4 FREDERIcK.-we wish to
say to the customers OF this firm that the delay
in issuing their real estate paper is no fault OF
theirs. The type for it has been ON the road
about three weeks, and was not heard from un-
til Thursday morning. They have large list
Of nrnnarfy IN al uartisa
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-08-20

The first grapes of the season made their APP
pearance in market, this week, from Hallberg's
nursery. The season has been very favorable
for grapes rs well as most other crops, and
we will, no doubt. have plenty of this delieious
fruit in the market. Hallberg has one of the
largest vineyards i'll this part of the State. He
has been very careful in the cultivation of the
choicest varieties. aud now has some of the
most thrifty vines that we ever saw. Others
are engaging in grape growing on Il small scale,
but we are surprised that this most excellent
fruit is not cultivated more extensively. 1t
has always proven source of profit
to those who have engaged in it, and it should
be the duty of every farmer to cultivate the
grape. y judiciOus investment of few dol
lars in cuttings from a good nursery, with
proper care and cultivation for a couple of
years, will give the start, and but few years
will then be required to secure good vine
yard. e5ss .ssezssfs
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DIssOL vKD.-Tha firm OF whitley & Truitt
Is dissolved. Mr.. Truitt goes to Hartford and
Mr. whitley will remain here. Before moving
into his new building Mr.. Whitley will dispose
Of nearly all his present stock Of goods. He is
selling at cost and will continue to 90 SO until
his large stock Is reduced. Those desiring
bargains viii call ut the Stone Corner.
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Strayed.

EROM the Subscriber, living on Taylor
u creek, four miles north Of Emporia, about
right horn drcoPed. Also one large white COW.
with red neck and head. Also one yeariing
steer calf, red and white; had ON q muzzle.
ANY information through the Emporia r. o.,
or Otherwise leading TO their recovery Will be
suitably rewarded. j. s. CRAIG.
Aug 18th, 1859. 1885
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CROP REaORTs.-we should like 10 have
our farmers, or the men who run threshing ma
chimes, TO send US full reports OF the yield, per
acre, Of wheat, oats and other crops for publica-
ton. After we get a number Of them we will
give them to our readers, and thus show just
what has been done this year. Don't neglect
al
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Gilmore 81 Hirth have been receiving sew
eral large invoices Of new furniture within
the last week. Their stock Is large and well
selected. They have number OF hands at
work I'm the shop making up stock and are
ready to I'LL orders for office and other furni-
ture on short notice. Give them n call.
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VIM. Stillings, Of Jackson township, left ri
our office, ON Monday, stock Of hungarian
which contained q head 1s1s inches long. 1t
is Of u new variety called the mammoth. The
seed was sent to n. A. c. Wilder, from the
patent Office. Mr.. S. says there were plenty
of heads in the field twelve inches long This
beats anything we have seen.
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NEW GOODS!
whitley 8 Truitt
Have Just received their

nave just EcceIfeu LuSAT
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS !!
Their stock is complete; their counters and
shelves are full to overfOwing with all the
latest styles of Ladies Dress Goods, such as
French Percales, Chintz Organdies, Alpacas
in stripe, plaid, plain and fancy.
In staple Dry Goods their stock is very large.
Their Notion department is complete, corn-
prising Gloyes. Hosiery, Trimming. ParasOls,
all shades, And Collars.
Our stock Of Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Hats
is very large, all of which have been bought
for CASH in the best markets East, and which
we are seliing:at the very bottom Of the mark
ct, except our hest Prints, which we will not
sell for less than COST and make it up on other
goods.
Thanking our customers for their iiberalpat-
ronage in the last two years, we still promise
them in future good goods and fair dealing.
To traders and large dealers we offer grear in
ducements. both in stocks and prices.