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BiIliard Table for Sale. CheaD.

A LSO some Billiard Room Furniture, eoun-
~ ter, lee box, chairs, lamp fixtures etc. etc.
For particulars inquire 81 THOMSON,
1S-u Emporia, Kas.
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De KIeederen nGken der naan.-If you don't
believe It, go and ask Perley.
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Every train from the north is loaded with
land hunters, most Of whom get on at Emporia.
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J. S. Boughton, travelling correspondent OF
the Lawrence Tribune, thus writes TO that pa
per after his last visit to Americas:
Our first and last visit was made to Americas
last July. 1t then had two stores, a hotel and
n cheese factory. A railroad was talked about,
but that vas in the uncertain future. Now the
town has five stores, two hotels, livery stable,
real estate Office, lumber yard, and railroad
depot. The cheese factory still remains, and
the population has at least doubled within a
year. This town is situated in the middle Of =
fine farming country, about n mile from the
Neosho river, and seven miles from Emporia.
Some OF the most extensive farmers in the State
are located in this vicinity. The railroad COM
pany have some good lands not far from town,
which they are disposing Of on terms which
place them within the reach Of all.
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We wish to reduce our large stock of Dry
Goods before moving into our new building, and to
do so offering great inducements to purchasers
Call and examine our goods and prices.
eff NEWMAN & BRO
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-At the regular
quarterly meeting Of the County Commission
ers on Monday last, it was ordered that the
Chairman deliver to the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway Company, properly sealed, one
hundred thousand dollars in the bonds Of Ly-
on county, in the sums OF one thousand dollars,
bearing date-January LIST, 1870, coupons pay
able the 10Th day OF january Of each year
thereafter; provided said railroad company
shall take up the certificate Of paid up
stock Of two thousand shares OF one hundred
dollars each OF the company, now held by
the county, and issue in lieu thereof twenty
certificates OF paid up stock Of one hundred
shares each.
The conditions Of the above order OF the
Commissioners have been complied With, and
the bonds were delivered to the railroad COM
pany on Tuesday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

A fresh supply of Hats and Caps and Boots and
Shoes received this week-lAtest styles and best
quality. at 13-6 1. Z. PERLEY's.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-A new tune table went
into effect on the NJ, X. & I. railroad on Mon
day last, and trains now leave Emporis as fol-
lows: Express mail, going north. at $3.50 a. M;
going south, at $40 p. m. Mixed aeconmoda-
ton, going north, at 4:25p. m; going south,at
1T.S0
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Best Green Teas at 81 so per pound; best black
teas at IS per pounds best Japan teas at so per
pounds G6-tfl NEWMAN s. BROS,
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Boots and Shoes made to order, of the best ma
terial, by the best workmen, for men, women and
children, and good fits warranted, at
13-tf GEORGE CLAPP's
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White, Black and Fig'd Alpaccas, Suit Cloth,
POplins, Fig'd Grensdiers, Scotch Ginghams, Cord
Peecales, Spring and Summer Shawis, Black Silk
Sacques, Cloak Loops, assortment of silk cord and
tasSels, just received at
14-6 BANCROFT & McCARTER's .
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Bargains!--A few over coats will be sold at less
than cost, to make room for spring goods, by
eff l. f. PRRLEY & Co.
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Latsha1E 3 Quade, Kansas City, No., dealers in
White Lime Louisville Cement, Plaster Paris, and
Plastcring Hair eff
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AttentiOni-An who want to see the latest
styles, and goods Of good quality, and at cheap
rates, call at 13-tf WM CLAPP's.
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TOWNSHIP ELECTIoN.-The township cleo
ton on Tuesday was attended with little in
terest. The successful candidates were: Fer
Township Trustee, Abner Hadley; Clerk,
Harry Mayse; Constables, T. johnson, and w.
S. Jewell. The official returns are as follows:
TrHStee-Abner Hadley, s12; George w.
Frederick, 50.
Cgerk-Harry Mayse, s9s; Frank Mayse, %;
Henry odair, IS.
TredsureT-JOhn Bay, 364.
Coasta6les-T. johnson. 49,; E. B. Murrell,
100; Samuel Gill, 100; g. b. Hall, .; W. S.
Jewell, 10; Scattering 4.
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Gloves! Gloves!! GIovesi!! at Lehnhard's,
Exchange Building A large assortment, and for
sale ebean ~
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The Americas District School, under charge
Of Matte Spencer, closed its winter term last
Tuesday, and in the evening public exhibi-
ton was given at the church. A severe rain
storm prevailed during the afternoon and even
ing. which prevented the house being crowded,
and some Of the scholars who were to be prin-
cipal actors, did not attend on account Of the
concerned.
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Prof. Norton has gone to creswell.
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LehnIard, at the Exchange, has just received
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 wear
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We have a few pair of fine white blankets
which will sell less than cost as do not wish
to summer them. lS-tf1 NEWMAN & BRO.
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Alexander kid gloves, silk suspenders, silk
undershirts, fine handkerchief and hosiery,
remarkably cheap, at L Z. PERLEY & Co.'s.
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DISTRICT CoURT.-An adjourned session OF
the District Court for this county met ON the
I'd inst, Judge J. II. Watson presiding, and
disposed Of the following business:
Jonathan Pierce vs.. George w Ballou,
Judgment for 80 Loss. Il and costs, foreclosure OF
mortgage and order of sale, n e = sec. %, town.
Is, range II.
Daniel Wells W. Charles Leeman ct al, for
quiet title to real estate; judgment for plaintiff
Oscar NJ. Sutherland VS.. Commissioners OF
Lyon county and Ellis Owen, overseer Of road
district No. 4; injunction; Judgment for plain
tiff, and injunction made perpetual.
Franklin Finch ct al. vs.. Soaring Marsh, for
money ON account, ON appeal from Justices
court; motion to strike out first, second and
fourth paragraphs Of plaintiffs petition; mo-
ton sustained as to first and second, and time
granted to file answer.
Capt. L. d. Lyon, from Greenfield, Indiana
was admitted to practice as an attorney and
counsellor at law in this and the several dis
trict and inferior courts Of the State OF Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

BIEssRs. EDITORS: At the election of city
officers, several Of my friends voted for me for
Police Judge. On account Of business arrange
ments, 1 declined to be candidate at any eau
Gus, and was not on the day OF election. But
to those who took so much interest in my be-
half, return my sincere thanks, and shall be
pleased TO render them any assistance in my
power. C. B. BACHELLER.
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Now is the Time.-We have for sale 100 lots in
Goodrichs Addition to Emporia, ranging in price
from $25 to $50. We also have 80 houses and lots
from $500 to 5000, and large number of farms
and lots and great quantity of unimproved land.
Call and see our lists.
BACHELLER & FREDERICK.
5-tf Real Estate GENTS EInporia
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small Fruits--Blackberry, Raspberry, Straw
berry Currants. Gooseberry, and other smaIl-fr
plants. at Fremont Park, for sale by
I2-n MILLIxES BROTHERS
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YET ANoTHER.-We were only little bit
surprised to run across general assortment of
groceries, the other day, the arrival of which
we had had no intimation OF until we found
them on the ground. We refer to the new
store of Black & Todd, Just opened in the new
building recently finished by Asa Glllett, Esq,
nearly opposite the postoftice. These gentle
men are from Topeka, where, for the last two
years, they have been doing wholesale and
retail grocery business, just as they aim to do
here. They have a heavy stock, beautiful
room, evidently understand their business, an
opinion based upon the fact of their selecting
Emporia as their base Of operations are the
heads of families, and will therefore become
permanent citizens, prosperous and happy.
We wish them the success we predict for them.
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Cloth Gaiters.-A Neat Fit, on Foot, from 81 to
81, at 13-6 WIN. CLAPPs.
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All kinds of boots, shoes, Congress CATERS and
slippers made to order at the Exchange.
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Leis' Itch Ointment.-A cure for Itch,
Scratches Prairie Mango, and various eruptions of
the skin. Having experimental several years up
this Ointment we state that it is the only safe
and certain preparation Of the kind in the market
Warranted to contain no mercury. Price 50 cents.
Sold by all druggists. Every box warranted.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

PoMoLoGICAL.-As we entered the sanctum
sanctorum Of THE NEWS office, one day this
week, sight met our eyes which at first sug
gested that somebody had been secretly at
work to excel the display of apples which OBJ
tanned for Kansas the gold medal at the Pomo-
logical Congress at Philadelphia, last fall. 1t
did not detract from our qualification to learn
THAT the three dozen of mammoth willow-twigs
gennetings and winesaps so temptingly dis
played on the counter, were the gift or MIR. r..
Ii. Abraham, of Dow creek, in this county, to
the editors Of this paper. They grew in his
orchard, five or six miles north OF this place,
and we venture to say that no other man can
show any of the same varieties, grown in this
or any other country, TO excel them. We learn
that Mr. A. has several hundred bushels ofthe
same kind vet ON hand. Thanks, thanks.
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Best quality of double and twist cashmere
suits cheaper than any other house, at
6-tf l. E. PERLEY & Co.'S
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Shoe Fly, Byron, Harvard. 10. Elliot, Rawlins,
Am. Girl, Butterfly, Ranger, Peabody, Riverside,
Brush, and ali the palmer styles of Hats in Fur
and Wool, at 13-6 WIN. CLAPP's.
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INTERESTING TO -CoNERs.-It win be
OF interest to all who have lately become resi-
dents OF Emporia and vicinity, TO learn that
Messrs. ComstOek & HAYWOOD receiving,
setting up and arranging, in their large, new
and beautiful store house, adjoining the new
building Of Dowdel & Bell, ON Commercial
street, near Fourth avenue, n stock of fnrni-
ture equal in magnitude and quality to any
stock Of the kind In the State. These gentle
men were formerly Of st. Louis, where they
had the largest furniture house In the West.
The store they have opened here is run in con-
junction with one Of like character in Topeka.
All the towns OF Greenwood, Butler, Cowley,
Sedgwick, Chase, and other counties should
have furniture stores, and all dealers would
find 1t to their interest to come to EmpOria to
obtain their goods. From the way these gen.
tlemen are stacking up furniture in their new
house, it is evident that they contemplate an
extensive wholesale trade, and we hope and
believe they will realize all and more than they
anticipated.
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At the annual school meeting in this district,
last Tuesday, L. A. Wood was elected Director,
@. W. Sutton clerk, aud WV. kits treasurer
for the ensuing year. Three thousand dollars
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First-class Mathushek. Orchestral, CoIibri
and St. Louis Pianos, and the Excelsior Organs, ;"
the best organ made,-also all musical merchan-
disc at store, 11s Massachusetts St., Lawrence,
Kansas. E. Plumb and o. S. Foote agents, E:npo-
ria Kansas [T-tf CUsHNAN & BURKE.
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Latest styIes.-I L. Periey & Co., Merchant
Tailors take pleasure in announcing to the public
that they have secured the services Of Mr.. B.
Gormley fashionable cutter, and that they have
on hand elegant stock of Cloths Tricots, Castor
Beavers, Cassimeres, Doeskins, and trimmings,
which they propose to make up to order in the
very latest styles and best workmanship. 153 Com
mercial St., Emporia, Kansas. 6-d
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Usage Orange PIsn4s, Of the best quality
grown in this county. can be had at the Fremont
Park, east of the Court House, OF
fs-tf MILLTKES BROTHERS.
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Hay For sale.-F. A. cowIes has quantity Of
good hay for sale s-6
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Cash Paid for Fat CattIe.-F Schmidling will
pay from 80 to So cents gross 61z to cents net
cattle.
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Linen Napkins. doylies, linen and. felt table
covers diaper toweling, bucks, and crash, at
eff NEWMAN & BROS.
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You can buy Congress CATERS at Lehnhards E.
change, for $1.25. AZ
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If you want good violin go the City Book
Store
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Cash paid for butter and eggs at the Juvenile
Restaurant I1ff
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White GOods.-Jaceanets, Plaid Cambria Bril-
lants Striped India Swiss, Dotted Swiss Swiss Null,
Victoria Lawns, Wash Blond, Peques all colors of
Tarltons, Tuck NansOok, Cambria and Swiss Edg-
ings, Lace Collars, Thread Lace, ETC.. etc, new and
desirable, at 14-6 BANCROFT s 6IcCAkrER's.
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Evcrgreens and variety of Roses at Fremont
Park, and for sale by
1a-n MILLIkKN BRorHERs.
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This space was sold to T. G.. whitley, but he
Is SO busy opening his new stock of goods in
his new building that he has no time to write
out an advertisement.
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Town Lots for sale.-Town Lots in Americas
for sale by r W. RANDALL,
TIT Real Estate A gent
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BACHELLEk u Z FREDERICK.
Real Estate Agents, Emporia

Messrs. j. NJ. Grimth s. Bro, on the corner of
Sixth avenue and Merchants street, opposite the
lnmber yard of Garrett 6 Rush, have hand
large number of the well known Mitchell wagon,
which they propose to sell cheaper than they have
ever been offered in Emporia. They will receive,
in few days, car load of Deere s. Co.'s Moline
plows. They Will keep general stock of agricul-
ural impiements garden and field seeds &c. I5-tf
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For SaIe.-1O0 town lots. for cash, or on long
time, to parties that will improve.
46-tf H. C. CROSS.
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TI.e CIV Election.

Emporia passed of very quietly on Monday
last. The only question of general interest in
vOlved in the election was the licensing of
whisky saloons, and the anti-license party be-
ing largely in the majority by general consent,
the contest ON the part of the friends of license
was very feeble. Whatever the influence of
the latter may have been in the selection of
Councilman, (or whatever may be the result,
there being a tie which is yet to be decidedly
six out Of eight of the CounciImen will be OPP
posed to licensing dramshops under any cir
cumstances. In the Fourth Ward the ADOLF
ton of Washington Park was involved, and
the advocates of its abolition werc in the ma
jority. The aggregate vote OF the city was not
so large rs we anticipated, great many who
were entitled to vote failing to put in an APP
pearanee at the polls. The candidates were all
men acknowledged ability and integrity, and
a large number Of citizens were indifferent as
TO the result Of the vote. The colored voters,
who number about thirty, were very greatly
elated in the exercise Of the elective franchise,
and discussed among themselves the merits Of
the several candidates with an air of wisdom
and the greatest enthusiasm. The candidates
elected are rs follows:
CITY OFFICERs.-Mayor, II. C. Cross; Po-
lice Judge, E. w. Cunningham; Marshal, II.
b. Lowe.
CoUNCTLAIEN.-First Ward, C. V. Eskridge
for two years, and r. d. Thomas for one year;
Second Ward, Fred. Hirth for two years, and
n tie between G. W. Frederick and NJ G. Mains !
for the one year term, yet to be decided; Third |
Ward, L. n. Robinson for two years, and Chas. |
Wheelock for one year; Fourth Ward, Ed. |
Borton for two years, and W. W. Williams
for one year.
The highest vote cast was for Marshal,
to 4O3, while the total number east |
for Mayor was but 3S4. The official returns
are as follows:
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Best quality of line brown and bleached mus
Inns at l6-tfl NEWMAN & BROS.
Have you seen those beautiful patterns OF oil
carpet at l6-t1 NEWMAN & BRo'sT
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Express. Scotch, Nebraska. Tie Tops and Park
Caps, at 13-6 WIN. CLAPP's.
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Lyon County Treasury Safe for sale by
eff BIT WRIGHT, Emporia, Kansas.
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Bragunier Bro. 14O Commercial street, keep
constantly on hand large stock of Usage Orange
seed They will give full instructions how to sprout
the seed GIG
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Every family should have the celebrated Charter
Cook Stove. A fresh arrival. Call and see them.
Also the Emporia, which is No. Cook Stove in
every respect. for sale cheap for cash. at
4-tf HoLDERMAN & BROS
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Splendid Fitting BOotsi Will make them for
Won at the Exchan pe hniIiing
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Another new stock of boots and shoes, hats and
caps gloves, and leather just received at Lehn-
hard's, Exchange Building. He is selling them
of quick and very cheap. 3-tf
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Muslin Shirts, with cotton and linen fronts. a
large assortment in various qualities, with wide
and narrow plaits, full, rufied and embroidered
fronts ut 13-tf WIN. CLAPP's
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Splendid Brush Hats. only $sa5. at
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Money, Money, Money.-An persons indebted
to the undersigned by note or book account win do
well TO settle Immediately. Accounts, for con-
venience of parties have been left in the hands of
Z. Borton at Emporia.
lift C. BECKFs 4 S0S
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Hosiery.-Mixed Wool lie Hose, Merino, Rib
bed Wool. Bal Bro. Cotton 1-s, English, German
and Domestic White and Mixed ia Hose Brown
Mixed and Balbrigg, at I3-tf WM CLAPPs.
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Go to Lehnhard's for pair of morocco shoes,
ats IN At
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III. Conner has gone to visit his father In Iowa.
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The Rochefort. Neptune, shoe Fly Peabody,
University, Prince Arthur Princess. Cosmos and
Black Bows; also Plain and Fancy silk and Satin
Ties, at 13-tf WIN CLAPPs
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For Peoria and Industrial Plows, low for cash,
call at [4-tf HoLDERMAN & BROS.
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Rubbers, rubbers, rubbers, at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

Doty's Washers and Universal wringers.
4-tf HoLDERMAN & BROS.
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How wonderful is man; and with what accuracy
his foot can be fitted with either Boots Shoes
l3-tf VIM CLAFP,s.
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Bacheller q Frederick viii attend to obtain
tanning bounties and pensions for those entitled to
them Those who enlisted in 1851 and were honor
hountv fs.1S
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mer Hats; good assortment of ladies' White, Black
and Colored Kid Gloves new dress trimmings and
buttons, French suspenders British half hose &C.,
Sc, just received at
14-f BANCROFT & MCCARTER's.
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A new lot of sheet music just received at the
City Book Store. Prices ranging from five cent:
to fifty 1A-1t
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A fresh supply of Builders Hardware, just re-
ceived at t4-tfl HoLDERMAN s BROS.
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Our Lawns, Organdies, French Chintz and Jap
anese silk are all new stock and pretty.
14-tf BANCROFT & McCARTER
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New parasols and sun umbrellas, French fans,
ladies' new linen and paper collars etc, etc. at
f4-tf BANCROFT & McCARTER's
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Observation-Disclosures silk, Printed Cotton,
Oil Cotton. BorieEed Lawn, White Lawn, hemmed
Linen hemmed, and Plain Cotton, at
13-tf WIN CLAPPss
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Special attention given to repairing Boots an
Shoes at Nc. 15s Comnaercial street, by
f3-sf fSroRaE (E a PIP
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Hedged INA new book by Mrs. Phelps.
thor of GATES Ajar," just received.
14-15 CITY BOOK STORE.
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A large stock of fruit trees for sale at Baird &
TRUTHS Emporia Nursery. All are invited to call
and them, on 9th avenue, towards the depot,
opposite John Wayne & Co.'S lumber yard.
14-tf BAIRD s. TRUITr.
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For Sa1e.-Lots on Sixth Avenue, desirable for
business locations lots in different parts of the city
on time to those who Will improve. Also. some
ten acres. Apply TO
ANDREWS & HART, Real Estate Agents,
IA Commercial Street,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

Selling Out Very Cheap.-Lehnhard, at the
Exchange, wishes to say that he viii close out
his stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
which he has just received, at surprisingly low
figures, he intends moving into his new building
on Sixth avenue, in twenty days.
Snlendid Ladies', Cong. Caters only 81 30
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

GlOves.-Berlin. lined, Mcrino, Doe, Dog, Kid
Cotton, Isle and Sheep Gloves ut
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-04-08

New observation-disclosures and cheapest stock
of fancy spring and summer cassimeres in Emporia
at 14-6 BANCROFT s. McCARTER's.