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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

f. w Baker Il Co., the we'll known Topek
Wholesale grocers and commission merchants
have opened a commission and freight hous,
at Burlingame, and will thankfully receive
the patronage of their old customers here, an'.
also that Of the public generally. They art
reliable and honest business men.
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Music and Magazines Bound.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Randall & Miller in the real estate
business is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business of the firm will be con-
tinued by r. W. Randall.
II. W. RANDALL.
WM. c. MILLER.
Americas. Kansas, Oct. i, 1859. 4I-42
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+. A Osgood has contracted for II new house
on his farm, three miles northeast of town.
The building is to be OF pine throughout, and
will be finished up ready for occupancy thi'
fall. Mr.. Osgood intends to open out q first
class farm. The residence will cost $4,000.
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We are under obligations to :. NJ. Wheeler
for selection of choice apples from his or
chard on Allen creek. Mr.. Wheeler has an
excellent orchard, a good farm, and Is withal a
model farmer.
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We are glad to learn that Major .. Ii. Gum.
late Superintendent Of the Central Branch
Pacific Railroad, has taken the position Of En-
gineer on our Southern Branch Road. lie will
be = valuable aid to this road
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Sherburn Hunt brought us some fine peach
blow potatoes, few days ago. They did very
well for size until Bible came in and trumpet
them. But nevertheless we thank friend Hunt
All the same.
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Persons desiring to purchase lots in the Gem
etery lying northwest of Emporia, which has
been newly surveyed, and which will be i'm
mcdiately fenced and improved, can see the
plat of the same at the office of W. h. Boggs,
who is authorized to sell lots TO sll wishing
them. 1852
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

EVENING SrAR.-Bruner n McMurtrie are
selling the above named stove ut rapid rate
II i heating stove made of the best Of Russia
sheet iron, with heavy castings at each end,
and lined with heavy east iron throughout.
II is the handsomest heating stove that we
have seen in this country, besides being cheap
and durable. Being air-tight and lined with
heavy castings. OF course it burns but little
wood, giving regular heat, and retaining fire
for Il number Of hours. Those who desire a
good stove, should by all means examine this
one. They are also doing a big business in
cook Stoves and tin ware.
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StraYed.

About the a4th of September. a dark gray
mare. young, scar on left front leg, saddle
marks. y liberal reward will be paid for her
return, or for information leading to her
covery. L. Il. SPANGLER,
iI-42 Emporia KaS.
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At HiIlsboro, Illinois, Wednesday, Septem
Der 10Th, of summer complaint, FARIE GER
TRUDE, daughter Of DIR. and Mrs. j. W.
Trueworthy, of Emporia, aged nearly sixteen
months.
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F. ScHNrIDLrNG.

wish to purchase fifty head of fat COWS suit
able for beef. for which viii ray the highest
cash price.
1910 F. SCHMIDLING
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Many new houses are going up in differ
ent parts of town. We have not heard the
names of the builders. 1t will soon take
several local editors to keep the run of things
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

Is agent far new Sewing Machine possessing
all the good qualities of the latest improved
machines, at about half the usual cost. Call
and see sample at his store 1T-tT
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Two car loads Of cattle were shipped for the
East to-day from Burlingame, the first ship
ment OF the kind over the a., 4. Il S. F. II. II.
This is but the small beginning Of what is to
be a source of great income TO the railroad
when it shall have been completed Com
yloasre0Ifh
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Thos. Murdoch has his new brick house
on the corner of Fifth Avenue and Market
Street nearly completed. It will be a nice
addition to that part of town.
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John Martin, OF Topeka, one of the very best
lawyers in Kansas, as well as one of the truest
and best men in the State, spent some days in
town this week.
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ENTERPRISE. Topeka Daily Com
naoT'aceatA now arrives here liz the aftern Don
of the SAME day it is printed. instead of the
next morning, as heretofore-fiften hours
ahead of former time
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For Sale.

will sell the undivided half OF my interest
in the Grocery Store of Bay & Hall, together
with half the building and lot. A rare chance
for some one to get into good and paying bus
inesse For particulars call on me at my livery
stable on Seventh avenue.
soft JOHN BAY
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William Clapp has again gone east after
goods. This time he will bring on mammoth
stock OF boots, shoes, fall and winter clothing
and gents furnishing goods.
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HoteI an,i Feed stable.

F. y. Cowles, who lives at the crossing ofthe
Lawrence and the east and west roads, half
mile north of the Neosho, in addition TO his
feed stable, has fitted up hotel for the accom-
mediation of travellers. Transfers supplied
with bread at all times. 1872
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NJ. w. Phillips is putting large addition
TO his residence on Market Street.
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CANDIDATES.
REPREsENrArIYE.
SURYEy0R

In compliance with the request Of "many
friends" will be candidate for Representa-
tive in the Gath district. JACOB STOTLER.
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c. w. Miller will open wholesale and re-
tail tobacco and cigar store, at Exchange build
ing. in the room now occupied by Dalton,
about the 18th inst
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When, OH when. are the cutters on Com
mercial street TO DE completed?.
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Messrs. Bancroft & MeCarter from
Columbus. Ohio, accompanied by their
families, arrived here this week.
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The fourth quarterly meeting OF the NJ.
F.. church OF Emporia will be held on Sat
urClay and Sunday October 18th and 10th.
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There was IA grand picnic excursion over
the Southern Branch railroad from Junction
City to the point where the road strikes the
NeoshO, about twelve miles above Council
Grove, on the 30th nit. The eXcursionists
came from Lawrence, Topeka, Wamego,
Manhattan and Junction City. They were
met on the ground by parties from Council
Grove. All enjoyed the occasion, Judging
from the accounts of our Topeka and Law
renee exchanges.
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Mrs. Stubs Is building new frame house
ON Market street, near the SorUisl school
building.
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BARGAIN.-I wish to exchange, immediate
iy. choice young mare, in fine condition, for
a stylish horse 13a< or 10 hands high. viii
pay difference in money. I. f. PERLEY.
Oct 1st. 1859. 40-42
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Two boarslers. Inquire second door south of
the Congregational church. Also, several day
boardcrs. 40-42
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Stepping into the lumber yard of Cowgirl
s. Wilhelm the other day, we found on hand
stock of the incest, clcanest, purest pine
lumber and shingles we ever inspected.
These gentlemen find it difficult to keep
stock of lumber sufficient to accommodate
their large trade.
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Em.port~ Business Locals.
Wanted.

To exchange saddles and harness for TWEEN
ty-five cords good sound wood, and one hun
dred bushels Of good oats.
Alb II. v. BCSDREI.
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Rev. Mr.. Sawyer Of Buriingane will
preach at the Congregational church in this
place on Sabbath next. morning and even
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\ large supply of Buckeye Renpen-~ and
Mowers and extras.
ER. HoLDERAAN & BROS.
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Mr.. 4. Overly and wife, OF Jackson town
ship, have gone on visit TO their friends and
relatives in Indiana.
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Mcmillan & Houghton have the largest and
best stock Of woolens in the West; such as
Yarns. Blankets, CasSimeres, Jeans and Flan-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

New Styles in ladies' ShawIs. 4 full line
high eolOred plaids, at
NEWMAN < BROS.
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Kraft & DIETRICH have oar thanks for i tine
roast and steak sent up few days ago. We
are glad TO know these gentlemen are doing a
good business. They understand the beef bus
mess well, and their customers will find them
on hand every morning with the best in
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

NEW LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Craw-
ford and Colonel Steel, whom we mentioned as
being here last week, have decided to locate
here and will open land agency Office in
few days. They have rented the office in
Moore & Viewers new drug store building.
We welcome these gentlemen as citizens of
Emporia
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DIR. Trueworthy returned from Illinois on
Thursday morning, where he was sum
moned few days ago on account of the ill
ness OF his youngest child. Mrs. II. who
had gone there to spend several months ac-
companied him home. AS will be seen i'm
the proper place they had the misfortune to
lose dear member Of their family. Their
friends here will sympathise with them in
their bereavement. May that kind Provi-
dence which numbers the hairs of our heads
and which does not permit even sparrow
to fall unnoticed, pour into their wounded
hearts the oil of sweet consolation i'll the
knowledge that their little one'' is in the
arms of Him who said. ''of such is the
kingdom of Heaven
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Wanted.

Weare agents for Kirby Machines.
f. R. HOLDERMAS & Bro.
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We are agents for Pitts improved Threshing
Machines and Horse Powers, manufactured at
Dayton. O. % HoLDERMAN & Bro.
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William X. Safer, Of Dow creek, gave us an
ear of corn that measures 1l5< inches long.
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Far Sale.

so tons No. l hay. Apply to
Il. T. WRIGHT.
Cincinnati Hardware Store,
4f-A Emporia, Kansas.
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X. II. Abraham, Of Dow creek. VIII please
accept our thanks for a lot of choice apples.
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Asa GiIlett has purchased, for the firm of
Gillett & Hadley, the lot and building row oc-
upied as a residence and millinery shop, next
door north Of Newman IL Houghton's. He
bought Of T. johnson and c. Sipes, paying
them $4,000. Less than year ago these gen.
tlemen bought the property for $780,
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Money Wanted.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me by note or account, will oblige me by call
ing and settling at once, as need and must
have money. 1 have waited until after har-
vest that no one might have an excuse for not
paying. / can wait no longer.
3SIt ii. V. BUNDREM.
scotch! scotch! Scotch Gaps:
Just received at LEHNHARD'S.
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J.C. Hall & Bro. are receiving their fall and
winter stock Of goods.
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ENORMOUS BEETs. -W VIM. Stanley brought
us, this week, two enormous beets that beat
al the beets we have seen this year. The
largest one weighed l62 pounds, and meas
ured 251 inches in circumference, and %
inches in length. The other was nearly as
large. He also brought us some of the
good old White Neshanock potato, the
inest and largest we have seen in years.
We return thanks and hope he may always
succeed in raising as good crops as he has
this season.
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H.ota for sale

have few two-and-one-h alf-aere lots adj
Joining Emporia On the west, between Ninth
and Twelfth avenues, for sale TO persons who
will make good improvements
f. BoRToS. j. p.
4e-4I Real Estate Agent.
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SCH OIL BOOKS

Used throughout the State. States, Inks,
Blank Books, Office Stationery of every de-
scription, Cap, Letter and Note Papers, Draft
ing Papers. Mathematical Instruments, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades, &c. Notary Pub
lie and County Seals and Canceling stamps
supplied. This is the
Largest Book & Stationery House
in the interior of the State, and their prices are
low. All orders sent to this house will receive
promp attention. 1916
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE

q AMUEL II. WILLIAMS. Of parts un-
- known. will take notice that Elisha White
did on the 21st day Of September. 4. D. 1869,
Me a petition in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for Lyon county, Kansas,
setting forth that you are Indebted TO him,
the said White, in the sum Of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars (Sl25.00), and interest on
promissory note dated July LIST, 1865. executed
ana delivered by you TO one George W. Loomis,
and by the said Loomis sold and assigned to the
sald Elisha White. The said White claims
Judgment against you for the said sum of
Si21.O0 and interest as aforesaid, and also for
the sum of 5000 attorneys fees for foreclosure
and also for the sale of certain premises mort
gagged by Won 10 secure the payment OF the said
note, ana the said mortgage having been duly
assigned by the said Loomis to the said White.
The said mortgaged premises are described as
follows. to-wit: The undivided one-half OF the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter,
and the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter, of section fifteen I5l, in township
nineteen 10 }, in range thirteen 49, in LYON
county, Kansas. Unless YOU answer said nett
ton on or before the Goth day of November, &.
D. 1869, the same will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered according TO the prayer of
said petitioner for the said amounts and sale
RUGGLEs & PLUMB.
41-iS Attorneys for plaintiff.
ROAD PETITION
THO be presented to the Board Of County
Il Commissioners Of Lyon county. Kan.
sas, at their next meeting TO he held on
the 9Th day of November, 4. ID. 1863,
praying for the establishment OF the following
described public highway, to-wit: COmmenc-
ing at the southwest corner of Plymouth town
site, thence south on the section line of sec
tions IL and Is, town l9, range 10, to the north
bank Of Cottonwood river; thence up the said
Cottonwood on the north bank as near the
river as practicable to David Roth's ford
thence crossing the said Cottonwood; thence
following up the river on the south bank to the
subdivision line Of the southeast quarter OF
section Is, town l9, range 10; thence south OH
the subdivision line about IL miles, to the
subdivision line Of the northeast quarter OF
section so, town 10. range 10; thence east on
the subdivision line TO the section line Of rs
and .. same town and range as above.
ALSO, praying the County Commissioners to
Vacate about one-half mile of the south end OF
an established road running between sections
IL and Is town 10, range 10, of which tho
above described is to take place thereof.
MILTON LINDLEY,
j. l.. COLEMAN,
4I-la and IS others, Petitioners.
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The Southern Kansas Stage Co. have
their hands full nowadays to accommo-
date the travelling public between here and
Burlingame. We counted sixteen passen-
gers on one coach this week, and learn that
eighteen came in Wednesday night. Two
coaches per day run between here and Bur
iinOame
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Mrs. sIocum has our thanks for beautiful
boquet.
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Corn Meal ny the peck or busheI, at
MCMILLAN & HOC6HToN's
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j. h. Swallow, of Topeka, spent several
lays in town this week. We found it hard
to convince him that Emporia would be a
bigger town than Topeka in five years from
now. Nevertheless history will verify the
prediction.
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John Holderman and family, Of Illinois, are
on visit 10 their relatives in this place.
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rows AND COUNTRY.

Mrs. Nj. II. Bates has gone to visit relatives
in Missouri.
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Mrs. J. II. Gorliam OF our Normal faculty
returned from the east on Saturday last. We
are glad to know that she has so far recov-
cred from her recent Illness As to assume her
duties at the Normal
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and those Of my competitors, who will certain
ly be too modest to vote for themselves. But
over and above this 1 rely for success upon the
IT. upon being satisfied as to my integrity
and qualifications, you can give me your sup
port, can only promise in return for your con-
hdenee faithful discharge Of the duties Of
the Office, If elected f. II. COATS.
Sept. 18th, 1855.
We are authorized to announce JAMES II.
PHEANIS as candidate for Sheriff Of Lyon
county at the ensuing November election.
To the Voters Of Lyon County:
l viii be a candidate for the office OF Sherin,
at the ensuing November election. subject to
the decision Of Republican County Conven-
ton, if one is held. A. J. ARMSTRONG.
We are authorized to announce JOHN s.
WATSON as a candidate for Sheriff. at the en-
suing November election.
CLERK.
We are authorized to announce Il. w. RAN
DALI as a candidate for the office of County
Clerk at the November election.
We are authorized to announce DAVID s.
GILMORE, as n candidate tor the office of
County Clerk at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
TREASURER.
for County Treasurer for Lyon county at the
TiIos. ARMOR.
We are authorized to announce MOVES
SPICER. as 4 candidate for the office of Treas
urer of Lyon county. at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
CAMPBELL, of Hartford. as a candidate
for the office Register Of Deeds at the No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce PETER H.
HUGHES as a candidate for Register Of Deeds
for Lyon county, at the ensuing November
election.
We are authorized to announce .. u.
HART as candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of Register Of Deeds for Lyon county at the
ensuing November election.
CORONER.
At the request of large number of citizens
of Lyon county, DIR. THOMAS MORRIS, OF
Emporia. has consented to be candidate for
Coroner at the approaching fall election. The
people of this county will be well and faith
fully served il the Doctor shall be elected to the
y TNw-n1
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All Kinds

OF Boots, Shoes, Congress Caters and Slip
pers made to order 1t the Exchange.
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BEST Goods at lowest prices, at
NEWMAN & Bros.
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Anything you want for men er boys wear
you can save money by purchasing Of
PERLEY& Co.
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New Goods!
NErS. FafrcIaild has just received new
stock Of goods, consisting Of everything in
the millinery line. Hoop skirts. corsets,
travelling baskets, breakfast shawls, hose,
gloves, tida cotton, dress trimmings and many
other notions. Renovating done to order.
Call and examine and you can be suited in
quality and price
At the old stand, one door south of Mcmillan
4 Houghton's, Commercial street. between 4th
and 18th avenue. 1872
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JOSEPH ERUF,
Gu STO NJ T ALL H,
EnsuOrs< Kams1S

Shop at j. c. Hall d Brothers Store.
Has had long experience i'll the business,
is well posted in the styles. and can therefore
promise all those who favor him with a call
GOOD WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES.
Cutting done on short notice. 2S-tf
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4 LIBRARY AND A Town HALL--TwO
THINGS TUCH NEEDED.-Thesc two things
arc so much needed, and their advantages so
well appreciated by our citizens, that no line
Of argument needs TO be used In advocating
their establishment. The chief question
seems to be. what measures required in
der that they may be established. With re-
gard to the Town Hall, the measure being not
properly under municipal control, it seems
only TO belong TO the citizens 10 let their wishes
be known by "A petition to the proper au-
thJrities.
y Library, in order to confer the greatest
benefits, needs to be established by, and re-
main under the control of an ASSOCIATION. No
enterprise of this kind can be inaugurated
without the use of money, and no one Of q
common kind is more worthy of such cXpen-
diture, both for private and public reasons. 1t
Is measure of peculiar personal economy, ill.,
asmuch as the expenditure of twenty-five dol
lars (which il, perhaps, proper sum TO desig-
nate as a share to be owned by each househOld)
will give access TO just many times the
number of books as this sum will purchase. as
there may be shares in the association.
1t is obvious that Libra ny and Town
Hall will be greet accommodation TO our cit
liens, and that they will give r view of our en-
terprise which will bring its proper returns
in the view it will give to strangers of the
things we most appreciate.
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II You want to buy farming implements of
the latest ilnprovemer<> call OH
G. W. FREDERICK.
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a fall assortment. best buck and
gauntlet Gloves, at NEWMAN &c BROS.
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The Studebaker Wagons just received
and for sale At f. Il. HOLDERMAN & BROS.
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hest Green Teas a ST. 30 per pound.
Best Black g 1.25 g 80
nj NEWMAN & BROS.
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Best Hartford three ply, Ingram two ply,
Venetian Stair carpet Coir, Mating, Hemp, Oil
and Rag Carpetings, at
NEWMAN & BROS.
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Call mad see our new plaid dress fan
ncls. shirtings and inseys.
NEWMAN 4 Rho
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VYOoIen and Cotton YarEzS,at
NEWMAN & Bros.
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New Goods!

Complete Stock of ladies', gents and
children's hosiery, at NEWMAN & BROS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

Hid Gloves. black, white and fancy col
orS. at NEWMAN & BRo's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-08

Those " aIking suits at CIapp's are warrant
ed all wool.