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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-11-26
EReceipts und Esxpenditure..

B. T. WRIGHT, Esq. Chairman Of the
Board Of Trustees for the Tosrn Of EHapOria !:
Herewith I-Haand you Statement Of Receipts and
Expenditures for six months, ending Oct. 9Th, 1853
L. I. HERITAGE,
TOWN Treasurer
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William Clapp has on hand very fine as
sortment of hats-fur, silk, beaver, felt and
other varieties, which he is selling very cheap
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JOSEPH RUBLE would announce to his
patrons and the public, that he will still con-
tinue at the above stand the
SaddIery. Hardware and Leather
Business, as heretofore carried on by him, and
will buy
FuI-s, Wool. Hides E9eIts & ,EaIIOyV.
at the highest cash market prices.
Parties desiring to sell will do well to call
on me before selling elsewhere.
JOSEPH RUBLE.
Emporia, October 25ih. 1869.
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Rates OfSubscriPtiOn for lS7O.
Harper's Monthly, Weekly Bazaar, each 1913
All three of Harper's works. so; either
two, .................... .............. 100
Atlantic Monthly, Galaxy and Putnam's
Magazine, each Observation-Disclosures. 8.75
Madam Demorest, Cooley, and PhrenO-
logical Journal, each. 2.75
Peterson's Magazine, and Our Young
Folks, EACH acknowledgements. I.75
Arthur's Once Month, and Home Mag
azine, each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.7J
Arthur's Children's Hour, S1.15; Young
America. ........... ................. 12J
n. Y. Ledger, n. Y. Weekly, Saturday
Night, and Fireside Companion, each ga
Cincinnati Weekly, S1.75; Mo. Democrat, 81. so
Subscribe early to insure the first Nos. without
delay. Mrs. F. B. Smith, News Agent, at the
Emporia Book Store. 40
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The cool weather does not seem to interfere
with mechanics and contractors. There are
mere new buildings going up now than ever
before.
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RnIlnE Hnnnr.

The following named persons have paid the
sums opposite their names for subscription to
THE NEWS in the week ending Thursday, No
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Several loads of goods passed through town
on Tuesday for Baker Il Manning, of Douglas.
Cowley county. Mr.. Baker went through On
Monday.
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Mr.. U. R. shOOp has changed the name OF his hotel
and restaurant TO Buckeye House." instead OF
american" as IL has heretofore been called.
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II you should be hungry when in town, don't
all to call at the Juvenile Restaurant and Ba-
kerry and get something to eat.
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"LET US HAVE PEACE"

We would respectfully announce to the pub
lie, that we have this day formed a copartner-
ship under the firm name of
RUBLE s. SPANGLER,
to carry on the wholesale and retail
HARNESS AND SADDLEERY
Business, at No. 166 Commercial street, Empo-
ria, Kansas, where we will keep constantly on
hand only the very best selections of Harness
and Saddles, manufactured by us from the very
best material, by the best workmen, obtained
by us at great expense from the East, whose
work we will guarantee to be unsurpassed.
We have made arrangements with the best
manufacturers to obtain our goods direct, and
are, with our other facilities, enabled to sell
and manufacture at Wholesale and Re.
tail, Cheaper. and Better. than any
other establishment in the State. and we defy
competition.
We shall also keep constantly on hand a
large assortment of Blankets, Collars. Brides,
Whips, Wagon Covers, &c, which we will sell
at the lowest prices.
RUBLE & SPANGLER.
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Hnrses for SnIe.

have for sale four head of WORK HORSES,
among which is a span of match horses.
r. L. NORRIS,
464S miles south of EmpOria.
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The Valley Railroad is completed some distance
this side OF Americas If the weather holds good
1t will be to Emporia or before the 10th Of De-
cember.
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RELIGIoUs.-Elder Walker, of Indianapolis, Is
preaching to large and attentive audiences at the
Christian church, in this place. The members are
manifesting a deep interest. Some believers have
confessed faith in Jesus, and will be baPtsed on
Sunday after morning services. Elder W. Is to
preach union discourse on Sunday at 3o'clock p.
m Ministers and people of Emporia are all invit-
ed to attend the meetings.
We have had the pleasure of listening to Elder
Walkers discourses two three times during the
week and say to all who wish to attend his SER
vices that they will not only be interested but in
structed by hearing him He is eloquent, logical
and pleasing in the pulpit, and speaks the truth
boldly.
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NIB. Cannon, broom manufacturer of Topeka
brought fifty dozen of brooms to Emporia yesterday
These broOms are manufactured at Topeka, and art
as good II not better than Eastern made broOms.
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A first class workman is now employed in
Fry's Jewelry Store. Take your watches and
clocks there to be repaired. 47-4S
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A drunken rowdy made midnight hideous with
his hellish yels few nights ago about the streets
Where did he get his 'drugsp'
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

For sale, seven lots On Sixth Avenue and two
on East street. Time will be given to the
purchaser on part Of the payments. Call on
4I4S HANNA & DANFoRD.
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DENTAL NoTIcE.-Having sold my dental prac-
tice in Emporia to DIR. II. G. Smith, from Ohio,
hereby recommend him to all who have favored me
with their patronage. W. X. BoGGS.
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CarDetings.

Best Hartford three ply, Ingram two ply,
Venetian Stair carpet Coir, Mating, Hemp, Oil
and Rag Carpetings, at
NEWMAN d BROS.
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A few more day boartiers can be accommo-
dated at the Juvinile Restaurant and Bakery.
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Genuine Naeer4chaum Pipes.
Warranted first quality, for sale at less than
half price by 81. L. kEMPER
46
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Choice Dwelling Lots for sale, cheap
to parties wishing to build. Call on
47-49 j. c. FRAZER.
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LosT-In Emporia, November oath, three
government blankets, used as bed for teamster.
The finder will do the owner a Kindness and be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at this Of
fee. r. j. YOUNG. 4S-1t
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Kemper Is in receipt of some Of the finest tobacco
and cigars ever brought to Emporia, in proof OF
which call and try.
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Thomas Mitchell offers horses, wagon and mar
ness for slae at public auction, on Saturday, De-
cember 4th in our local notices.
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The price of wood, in town, has had p downward
tendency for a few days 1t will be down to 70 W
per cord before Christmas.
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Very heavy and fine Under Shirts
and drawers for IS cents to S1.0o. at
46 PERLEY & Co.'s.
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/ Those wanting choice Vandeyer apples by
the barrel OF bushel, will fnd them at cur
stand hereafter, as we have made arrangements
with parties in Missouri by which we shall re-
eeive shipments every week.
/ .
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STOCK HoRsEs.-Anderson Hunter brought
with him from Pennsylvania some very fine
horses. The oldest, dark bay, of the Messen-
ger stock and weighing 1900 lbs, is a splendid
animal. The younger, Il dark bay English
Draft horse, two years old and weighing 1900
lbs, is the finest horse of his age that we have
seen in Kansas. They are without doubt the
best stock horses that have been brought to
this part of the State. Lovers of horse-lesh
will have an opportunity of seeing them in
Emporia soon. Mr.. Hunter has fine mare
which he also brought with him.
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Philip NJ Foote. Esq, of this place, has been ap-
pointed Probate Judge of Lyon county Cies W. X
BOggs resigned.
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For a Seth Thomas clock-warranted TO
keep good time-go to T. NJ. FRY's.
Ala
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500 bushels Potatoes wanted at MCMILLAN
& HoUGHToN's. Highest market price paid
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Denny & Melton have received splendid
assortment of mirrors of all sizes.
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That large and complete stock Of QUEENS
WARE and GLASSWARE is now arriving at
46-tf GLLETT HADLEY'S.
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Public Sale

T WILL offer on public sale. at John Bays
livery stable, in Emporia, on Saturday, De-
cember 4th. 1869, at ten O'Clock, the following
property: one span OF horses, two set of har-
ness, one wagon with bows and cover. Terms
made known on tiay of sale.
1919 THOMAS MITCHELL.
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Mrs. Smith has a few copies of Chapman
Agricultural Chemistry for sale.
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A fine gold watch for sale cheap. Can be
seen at Kemper's. w. H. KAN.
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IMPROYEMENTs-Messrs. Austin Il Co. have con-
tracted to put up three houses in town this fall
for Lewis Gray. of Illinois. Have also contracted
to put up a house for Mrs. II. y. Davis. They are
building themselves u new shop on Mechanics
street, between Sixth and Seventh Avenues
Mr.. ngham is building small frame house on
Merchants street, between Second and Third Ave-
nues.
John Davis has nearly completed Il story and u
half frame house 14X22 feet on the corner of Mer-
chants street and First Avenue
house on his lot in the of his furniture store.
Bachelor & Frederick are building a new frame
house on the corner of Market street and Seventh
Avenue.
Thomas Mitchell is building u story and a
half frame house 15X22 feet, on Cottonwood
street between 9Th and sth Avenues.
George Lyon an engineer on the Neosho Valley
Railroad, has about completed a small frame house
on Commercial street, DIR. Stencils drug store
We understand that the building will be stocked
with groceries soon.
There some nine or ten new houses on
Randolph's Addition. Two three have been
built within the last few days. Wesaw a consider
able amount of lumber going there this week, and
should judge that several more buildings would
be put up this winter
We counted several new houses on Copley's Ad-
ditiOn-in fact SOdensVille, Lyons Cross Roads
Randolph's Addition and EmpOria are to all intents
and purposes one town 1t is surprising to see SC
many new buildinel going up.
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Anything you want for men er boys wear
you can save money by purchasing Of
PERIEY Co.
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will pay six cents quart for good fresh
milk delivered to me, at Emporia. Call and
see me, as 1 wish to contract for the delivery
Of considerable quantities during the winter.
46-4S W. A. Ella.
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II. NORRIS, NJ. h.,
AND SURGEON

Il. NORRIS, NJ. h.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
Special attention given to obstetrics, and dis
eases of women and children.
The Doctor prepares specific recneuy
for the cure OF Fever and AGUse,
which is never known TO fail; also Anti-Bili-
cus Pills, a sure preventative of the Ague by
correcting the stomach and liver. Mixture
and Pills. $500.
" Office over Newman & Houghton's store.
--->~-
The best OF Virginia Tobacco at
Al GILLETr & HADLEY's.
Powder and Shot, &C., at
Al GILLETT s. HADLEY's.
Clothing, extremely low, at Frskers. A
If you want to buy Dry Goods, cheap for
cash, call at No. 1913 Commercial street. A
Queens Ware at
A GILLErT s. HADLEY's
Bottom knocked out of prices, at Fraker's,
No. 1853 Commercial street. A
Take Notice.
Those knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm of Waskey & Hurst, will call on Cross
& McCarty Immediately and settle their ac-
counts if they wish to save costs. HAS
| For the celebrated Michigan Fine Cut Chew
ing Tobacco, call at Miller's, sign of the British
soldier. A
Smokers, if you want the best cigar, at the
lowest price, call at Exchange Building. A
That Virginia Plug and Durham Smoking
Tobacco at Miller's, unequaled. Sign of the
British soldier. A
The largest stock, the greatest variety of the
most beautiful styles prints, at 121I cents per
yard, at Fraker's, No. 1853 Commercial st. "a
Fresh Bread, Rusk Pies and Cakes at the Ju-
venile Restaurant and Bakery. 45
| --~
For Mirrors, Shears, Scissors, Knives and
Razors, go to Bancroft & McCarter's. 10
Lunch at all hours of the day and evening
at the Juvenile Restaurant and Bakery. -
Colored and white American and French
COrsetts, all sizes, just received at Bancroft &
McCarter's. 40
Go to Bancroft & McCarter's new store for
cheap goods. 45
For Curtain Paper, at cheap prices, go to
Bancroft & McCarter's. A
Oysters served on short notice, at the Juve-
, nile Restaurant and Bakery. A
Wanted Immediately,
6first-class Brushmen and Paper Hangers.
) j. L. VAN DYCK,
!. 1914 Emporia, Kansas.
e The plate to buy Hardware Cheap for Cash
is at Z. r. HOLDERMAN & BROTHERS.
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Cheap Balmsrals and Coverlets, aI
MCMILLAN d HoUGHToN's.
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Splendid Fitting Boots! Will make
them for you at the Exchange building.
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Good prints from 81 to 10 cents per yard, at
Fraker's. A
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RubDers, ERuBbeT-s, Rubber, al
LEHNHARD'S.
Maple Wood Cemetery.

Persons desiring to purchase lots in the Gem
etery lying northwest of Emporia, which has
been newly surveyed, and which will be inn
mcdiately fenced and improved, can see the
plat of the same at the office of w. X. Boggs
who is authorized to sell lots to all wishing
them. 1852
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The largest stock of glass and queensware to
be found in Emporia is at wibley's. At
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See auction of furniture and household goods il
advertisements.
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Kid and Goat high topped shoes for ladies
and children's wear at CLAPP's.
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Cash paid forEggs, Butter, Lard and Pota-
toes at MCMILLAN f. HoUGHToN's.
46
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A description of Squire SliPshOds farm VIII DC
found on the first page of this paper.
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stock for Sale.

7 HAVE 40 head of cows, calves, yearlingh
i and two year olds, and 49, head of sheep,
nearly all ewes. that / will sell to suit pur-
chasers; also, one span Of young horses.
GEO. PLUM
1850 miles northeast of Empo:ia.
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The Evening Star heating stove is the best
ever invented. Heavy iron castings, inclosed
in Russia sheet iron case, with handsome
outside trimmings, makes it the most beautiful,
easily managed and best heating stove that we
ever used. For sale by Bruner & McMurtrie.
THE NEW NURSERY.-In another column
will be found the advertisement of Baird &
Truitt, the new nursery firm. They have To-
Gated here to carry on the nursery business ON
an extensive scale. AS will be seen by their
advertisement, the nursery will be superin-
tended by an experienced nurseryman, who
knows just what is wanted for Kansas tree
planters. They do not propose, however, that
the people shall wait for trees till they grow
them, but are prepared to commence furnish
ing firstclass trees and plants for next springs
planting. Being connected, as they are, with
the Kansas Nursery, their facilities for supply
ing the best Western trees and plants are not
eXcelled in the State. Their stock now offered
for sale will be here early in the spring, and
then everybody can examine for themselves,
| and select what they want, just the same as if
they were grown here. Western men want to
plant Western trees, and those are the kind
that our new firm propose to sell. Let all who
want trees avail themselves of this opportun-
ity to purchase at home, and of men whom
they can rely upon as being honest and respon-
sible. We will just say that no nurseryman
could ask for better reputation than Mr.
Raird sustains in the eastern part of Kansas,
where he has lived for the past nine years. AS
for our friend John everybody knows him as
we'll as we do, and that he will do just what he
avs.
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Eastern -four always on hand at
IS MCMILLAN & HoUGHToN's
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French, British and American hosiery for
mems wear, at PERLEY & Co.'s.
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RAILROAD CKLEBRATIoN-PursuAnt to call
large number OF citizens convened at the~Nourt
House Friday evening last, to make arrangements
for celebrating the arrival Of the cars on the
ern Branch Railroad Il. 7. Wright presided, and
Mr. Eskridge was Secretary. After considerable
discussion as to plan Of celebration etc, commit
zee az five citizens was appointed TO whom the
,vhoIe matter was referred That committee con
sists of s b. Riggs, F. r. Bancroft, b. T. Wright.
n = norton and l. +. Perley. 1t was voted unan-
imously that T. H. Plumb should deliver the Grafton
This committee have held several sessions, and be-
sides appointing several sub committees are work
ing with will to perfect the arrangements lnvit-
ed guests are be entertained at the hotels OF En-
pOria.
The following sub committees have been ap-
pointed:
EyESING ExKRcIsEs.-B. T. Wright p j. Lehn
hard James Ruble, Chris. Theis, II. V. Rogers
INvITArIOS.-I L. Perley, Jacob stOtier, r. B
! Plumb e. V. Eskridge. T. l.. Bancroft
! CoSvRYAHCEs.-H +. Norton.
/ BASoUET.-L L. Perley, :. Il. Riggs.
! FISANcEs-B. I. Wright
PRINTING.-Jacob StOtler.
MUsIC.-S. Il. Riggs.
A plete programme will be given next week
together with the day which the celebration VII
| take place.
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Dalton has 'em fresh. We've tasted 'em. The
amt bad.
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stock owners should not fail to see d. +. smart ,
advertisement in this paper.
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A few more sets of Ladies' furs at wfbley's,
for 5000 per set. II
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Watch for Sale.

For solid or plated ware go to T. Nj. FRY'S
Post office building. 47-4S
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Ladies' and gentlemen's trunks for sale by
f. WILLIAM CLAPP.
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a Fresh arrival Of Hardware
at f. r. HOLDERMAN & BROTHER'S.
l9tf
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A large stock of white cotton shirts. will
linen bosoms, at CLAPP's. AS
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II you do go to the Methodist Episcopal church
tonight.
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Choice fall and spring wheat -four at
46 MCMILLAN g. HoUGHToS's
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Milk Wanted.

GiIlett & HadIey have just received some fine
sets of ground GLASSWARE, which they are
selling very low.
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RI. Young lost three blankets Wednesday. Sex
advertisement.
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T. III. Fry has just received large invoice
of jewelry, watches, and clocks. 47-4S
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Yard wide brown muslins, at Fraker's at 1914
cents per yard. a
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Nice Lot Of Zephyrs, at
NEWMAN & Bros.
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Buckskin, DOgskin, and other kinds of
gauntlets and gloves, at CLAPP's. 47-52
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Hats and eaps-large quantities-at Fraker's,
No. 1853 Commercial street. ~
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You can get good pair of pants for S1,0O at
PERLEY & Co.'S.
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A large stock Of Boots and Shoes, as low as
the lowest, at Fraker's, No. 163 Commercial
street. a
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Gents overcoats, in endless variety and OF
the most fashionable styles, for sale by
II WILLIAM CLAPP.
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The place to buy a splendid wool hat foI
only S1.4O, is at Lehnhard's, the Exchange. Al
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Always on hand large assortment of Chi
cago and st. Louis custom made calf and kip
bOots-waranted-at CLAPP's,
At No. 159 Commercial street.
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shoes, boots and hats, at the Exchange build
ing.
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Rubber Coats Leggins, Caps and Blan-
kets, very eheaprat PKRLEY & Co.'s.
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George Plumb has some nne stock for sale. Look
M his ad.
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Where you can get all you want for quarter
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Nice assortment of Knit Leggens, for chill
dreu, at Bancroft & McCarter's. Il
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LADIES TRAVELLING BASKETS and Nor
rocco Bags. NEWMAN BRO.
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Town AND COUNTRY.

Do YOU think you want any mush and milkr
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E-eIlnharIl. at the Exchange, has just re-
ceived the most complete assortment of boots,
shoes, hats, caps and gloves ever brought to
Emporia. All the latest styles of ladies',
misses, and children's ware. A.
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j. ii. & w. Davis are building another
large addition to their Livery Stable on 4th Av-
enue. They propose to have ample accOmmo-
dations for everybody, and will endeavor to
keep such a Hotel de Horse as will meet the
demands of the public.
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The best of cigars, at wholesale and retail,
at GnLETT & HADLEY's. A
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Fur eaps-beaver and otter-from s1.75 to
$500 each, for sale at CLAPP's. 1852
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Ladies' sIippers-fine assortment-just tn,
thing for holiday presents at
1852 CLAPP's.
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1928
FOR SALE.

For good pair of Pants at
46 PELEY & Co.'s.
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Go to Lehnhard's for pair of morocco shoes
at 81 80, AZ