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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
EMPoRIA MARKETS.


60 70 40; Gunpowder, AIS Japan, l-5O; oolOng.
CorFEE-Rio, IS to ss11c per H.; Java. 45c.
SIGAR-kenned, ~ 10 &c per h.; crushed, Csc;
Tostcco~virginiA natural leaf. $40 to /. Is per
Ib.; Gold Bsr. 1s5; Navy, LOG; Grape Juice, 9Oc;
Fine ent, 30
HoMINY-Sc per h.
10; Golden syrup, 20; Sugar Loaf, 400.
yINEG4 R-Gider Soc per gal; sorghum 4Oc-
white fish lie per H., 5 50 per kit; cod fish i5e
rs to a6. curranfs 81 biaeIberrIes 81 % isfes
CANsEp GooDs-Peaehes soc per can; cherries
soc; blackberries zoe; Strawberries 40c pine APP
pies Soc; pears 5Oe tomatoes soc; Sc oysters
sSc; I9esters s ,6 sa sa Tar Is, Soe
BUTTER-35 TO 45e per h.
sALT-sgS<E to e per lb; ssas to ESQ per Dbl
-HAas-Conntry cured ssc per Ib; sugar cured
BAcoN-2ac per ID.
SoAP-Extra family 15c per Id: palm 12l<c
TALL0w-S TO 10c per lh-
KEROSENE OII-70c per gallon; erystalized 6Oc
HIDEs-Dry lac per lib; green to &C.
sHoT-s0e per lb
PowDER-6Oc per lb; blasting 4Oc
Dry Goods.
PRIsTs-sprague's American, Richmond's, Ner-
imack D., 12Ixc per I'd; Wamsutta 10c
SHEETTSss-stark A, Indian Head, and Great
BLEACHED MUsLMs-Launsdaie, CSC per yd
Bates Mills 25c; Reynolds 20c; Senperidein "A
25c; Washington r. 1896; Massasoit &c.
DEN1AS-S5 to S5c per yd
SHIFTING STRIPR-20 to Soc per yd
WOOL DELAINs-40 to SOC per I'd.
MERIHoS-75e to 81 . per yd.
FLANNELS-30 to 60c per yd
FACTORY JEASS-45 to soc per yd.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-20 to 25e per yd
SATINETs-T5c to 81 90 per yd.
HOOP SKIRTS-50c TO $2.00.
Bread StufTs.
FLoURaxXx. $500 per sack; XXX. 400; Spring
wheat, 800 to 400.
CORN MEAL-$1 90 per bushel-
GRAHAM FLoUR-4c per h.
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-Tc per Id.
Small Grain.
wHEAr-spring, 6Oc. to SOC per bushel; best FGll,
81 80 per buShel.
CORN-50 to Coo per bushel.
OATS-40 to SOC per bushel.
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-Choice steak 1sc per lb; choice roast 15c /;
other qualities 10c.
PoRk-Choice steak 1sc per lib; sides and mid
dlings 15c.
CaIoKKNs-Large. dressed or alive e5c.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

The festival gotten up by the ladies of the
Library Association at the new store-room of
Dowdell & Bell, on last Friday evening, was a
very pleasant entertainment. The capacious
room was crowded, portion Of the time, and
everybody was trying to be as happy as possi-
BILE. The coffee and refreshments were unani-
mously voted excellent, delicious, exquisite,
rich, etc. Unfortunately for us, we failed,
''from circumstances over which we had no
CONTROL" to be present, and we submitted with
no degree of satisfaction to the misfortune that
vetoed our desire TO participate. We under
stand the proceeds of the entertainment
amounted TO over $50.
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A petition was circulated last week, among
our citizens and signed by a great many, ask
ing the Legislature to grant Emporia authority
to issue bonds, II the people so elect, when she
becomes city, to the amount Of six thousand
dollars, for the purpose OF building a boarding
house for the accommodation Of the pupils of
the Normal School
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PERsoNAL--We had the pleasure of call
from each OF the following gentlemen on We'd
nesday last: Judge J. X. Goodin, of Baldwin
City; Col. l.. b. Wheat, j. G. Redfield, Hon.
John A. Halderman, Of Leavenworth; and
many others who called during our absence
we regret that we did not see. T. Dwight
Thacher, of the Lawrence Journal; r. b. Tay-
lor, OF the Wyandotte Gazette; Nelson Abbott,
editor OF the Atchison Patriot; and c. J. Pat
terson, OF the ottawa Journal, also honored us
i'm like manner.
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A dozen workmen are busily at work putting
In the foundation of l. Z. Perley's business
house on the corner of Commercial street and
Fourth avenue. Mr.. Perley will have the
north room of this house finished by the first
Of April, which will then be occupied by firm
from indianapolis, Indiana, n dry goods and
carpet store. The house will be built Of brick
and stone, will be so feet deep, three stories
high, and will contain two business rooms on
the ground floor
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EMPoRIA cHuRcH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST.
L. NJ. HANCOCK, Pastor. Services eachSabbath at IL
a. m. and p. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday
evening at O'Clock. Sabbath School Sunday morn
ing at 81 O'Clock, E. W. Cunningham, Superintend
emit
list CONGREGATIONAL
Corner of Sth Avenue and Mechanics Street. Rev.
j. ID. Bell Pastor. Services at IL q. m and As p
m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each
week. Sabbath School each Sunday Immediately
after services, L. Alvord, Superintendent
I'd CONGREGATIONAL (Welsh)
Corner of I'd Avenue and Merchants Street. Rev
Henry Rees, Pastor. Services at 10:3 q. m. and
ming. Sabbath School at 2 p. m. each Sabbath,
X. ID. Thomas, Superintendent.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev ]. A Collins, Pastor. Services at the Court
House. every other Sabbath, at II =.
PRESBYTERIAN
Between 9Th and 18th Avenues Commercial Street
Rev. r. NJ Overstreet Pastor. Services each Sab
bath at II a m. and p. m. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at a. M
S. B. Riggs, Superintendent
CHRISTIAN.
Corner of Exchange and 18th Avenue. Elder
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sabbath
School at 80 p m, C. B. Bachelor, Superintendent
FRIENDS
Corner of 9th Avenue and SylvanSt Street Services
at IL a..
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Great Closing out Sale, at Auction Prices, No.
le3 Commercial street, Emporia, Kansas. viii Of
fer for sale at cost my large stock of Dry Goods.
Notions, Hats Gaps, Boots and Shoes and Clothing,
for the next 50 days. for CASA IA hand. This Is no
hNna6n0 for my goods sst Be closed out by the first
of March, to give possession q my building This
will afford splendid opportunity to get new goods
at auction prices. Economy is wealth. You viii
save from IS 50 per cent by buying your goods of
u.s. an opportunity seldom offered. Dress goods at
from 50 to cents per yard heretofore sold at from
40 to 50 cents Royal Buffalo Alpaccas at 40. 90, 60
% and 81 per yard MeriDoS At from g to % cts
peryard. a LARGE STOCK READY MADE CLoTHISG
AT Cosr Goats at $500, $LoO. $500. $500, $780,
which sen at $3.50, $780, $780, 500 and $1,000 Pants
at 500, $250 $500, $780, $40o 45o and $500 which
sell at Sc 50, $4Oo 500, $780, 500 and 100 Good
suits at $780, $10O6 $1,000 and $500, which sell at
$1seo $1400, 5000 and 600. Boots at $500, $780,
800 and 81 30, which sell at 500, $3.50. 500 and
$3.50 Shoes at $150 81 rs and Ssoo' winch sen at
s225, $3.50 and s2T5 fHotAer goods az correspond
iagly Io.c prices Now is the time for everybody TO
strike while the iron is hot as must eioSe OUT
by the first of March. A good chance Tor country
merchants to fill up at Eastern prices, without
freight. D. = FKAAEk-
FInporia Kas Han 30 1870 5-S
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Comstock & Haywood, of st. Louis, haveju
purchased through Ed. Borton, lot I'D Com
mercial street, and have made contract for
the erection OF large two-story building there
on within 80 days. These gentlemen are going
into the Wholesale furniture business. They
will probably bring TO Emporia the largest
stock OF furniture ever brought into Southern
Kansas. We are glad they are coming.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

The wholesale and retail dry goods store Of
Bancroft q McCartcr is receiving almost daily
accessions Of the latest styles Of spring goods.
Muslins, sheetings, calicoes, and fine dress
goods are being piled up immensely. Their
store extends from Emporia to New York-that
is, the large portion oftheir new stock is on the
WAY coming,
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EmpOria and Fort scott.

1t Is unpleasant to chronicle any acts of
meanness, Little things, which our cotempora-
ries may be guilty of, but it becomes necessary
to do so, sometimes, for the benefit of the world
at large, rs well as TO defend our own charac-
tiers. Two weeks ago an article in this paper,
in speaking of the prospective change in our
town to Il city of the second class, mentioned
some OF the disadvantages we were necessarily
subjected to under the town or village form of
government, and that we would overcome
these and obtain the means and authority to
make public improvements, by changing from
a town to Il city organization. And when we
spoke of the unimproved condition Of our
streets, sidewalks, and comparative destitu-
tion of other public works, the lack OF funds
in the treasury, etc., we mentioned nothing
that was not common to every town in Kansas,
and we little dreamed that any man III the
State, and particularly newspaper man,
would be so despicably mean as to prune that
paragraph from our article for the purpose of
holding it up to the world 4 sample of our
character rs a town; and it is more surprising,
coming from the source it does. Itwould have
been just as fair to have picked an apple, stunt
ed by natural, frequent and ordinary cause,
from an orchard full of rich, rare, beautiful
and perfect fruit, TO hold it up as 4 sample of
the orchards fruit. The Fort Scott Daily Post
was just that mean. Under the head of "Ad-
vantages of Emporia,'' in its Issue of the 18th
inst, appears that much and no more of our
article in regard to the present and future of
our town. Now we assert, and can establish
all we say by incontroYertible testimony, that
we have much good sidewalk Fort Scott;
that our streets are just as good; that our
drainage, natural and artificial is better; that
we have many churches, better schools, less
whisky, and better society; that Fort Scott
has dozens of whisky saloons, and that Empo-
ria has no saloons and no gambling dens; that
the Indebtedness of Fort Scott is nearly equal tC
| if it does not exceed, the entire value of its
| real property, while the Indebtedness of En-
poria does not exceed three hundred dollars
that the citizens of Fort Scott are taxed to th'
utmost limit of endurance TO make special i'm
provements, dictated by and for the exclusive
| benefit of a "ring'' of sharks. while the gov.
eminent and treasury of Emporia are in the
hands Of honest, intelligent men, who use theil
power and the peoples means to do the peo
pies Will, and to encourage every good anC
laudable institution and enterprise.
| We submit this comparative statement Of
i the condition Of the two towns to teach thu
| Post that Fort Scott has no Notifications o
sufficient strength to justify. :: in beginning
| war with its neighbOrs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

S. & d. OF THE opening meeting of the
Emporia Division Sons & Daughters of Tenn
peranee, on Monday evening last, was well at
tended. His Honor, Esquire Hunt, in the
chair of the w. p. A very excellent essay en-
titled Success was read by Miss Plumb.
''The Oraele,' paper" edited and published
within the Lodge, was read by Mr.. LeOnidas
Hunt and Miss Patty, portion of which was
well written and well read, after which Rev.
j. d. Bell delivered n short lecture in behalfof
temperance, In which he gave brief history of
the origin and growth Of the use of alcohol,
and its effects DIR. j. j. Wright, Of Indian
apolis, Indiana, who was present, upon invita-
item, took,the rostrum, entertained and the au-
dience by few pertinent and practical obser-
vatiOns. The S. &.D., Of Emporia, is a working
organization, and will exert great influence
in keeping saloons out of our pleasant town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

CHANGE.-Mrs. +. Is. Smith has sold out the
postonice book store to u couple of our young
townsmen, Hedges & Peyton, who enter into
the business with all the necessary qualifica-
tions TO make it go. They have on hand alarge
stock of almost everything you could think Of
rs properly belonging TO u book and variety
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

T. @. whitley has returned from the east,
and brought with him large stock of the best
domestics, prints, ready-made clothing Of the
latest styles and good quality-and this ac-
counts for 80 many people going in and out
through his store door, this week. Mr.. whitley
Is the first 10 bring on u spring stock.
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pictorial Itr. s the titls Or one Of the =,

Pictorial Life is the title of one of the most
curious and suggestive religious books which has
been published in this country 1t is series
OF brief life studies setting forth by emblens and
essays the life of man-his nature, views, harmo-
mics contrasts, virtues, vices restraints, tempta-
tions; his relations to God and man, to time aud
eternity. The emblems are elaborate and elegant,
and their explanations written and applied by
DIS. Z. IL. Gillett, Cheever, Crosby, p D. Van
Cleef, and Revs. Rob't MeGonegal, ID. NJ. Reeves
and Puncheon- The work of the artist shows a
thorough acquaintance with the human heart and
the gentlemen who have written the exposition OF
the embems give evidence in their interpretations
that they no less familiar with the subject N.
Tibbais & Son, OF New York, have Published this
volume-Nstc York OJsercer.
Sold only by agents Price $50. L. Plumb and
o. s. Foote. agents for Lyon county. Silt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Nessrs. J. NJ. Grimth Bro. on the corner Of
Sixth avenue and Merchants street, opposite the
lnmber yard of Garrett & Rush, have on hand .
large number OF the well known Mitchell wagon.
which they propose to sell cheaper than they have
ever been offered in Emporia. They win receive,
in few days, car load of Deere Co.'S Moline
plows. They win keep general stock Of agTicul-
tursl implements, garden and field seeds &C. l5-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

THANKs.-The ladies OF the Emporia Lii
brary Association Festival return their thanks
10 Geo. Dowdell for the free use OF his new
store; also to the Emporia Glee Club, and all
other musicians who assisted them in their
charming music. And to all who contributed
and assisted In getting up the Festival. After
paying all expenses, we have made $3.50.
LADIES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

We would call the attention Of our readers,
but particularly those OF our citizens who have
houses TO build, TO the new advertisement OF
Messrs. Barnes, Fell & Co. in this issue. These
gentlemen are recently from Columbus, Ohio,
and are the men who put up the store Of Dow
dell Il Bell, on Commercial street, near Fourth
avenue. They are all practical carpenters.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Public Sale.-I will offer at public sale, at my
farm % miles southeast of Americas. at 10
O'Clock ON Tuesday, March list, 1870 the following
property, to-Wit: eight head of horses and colts,
forty-fiye head of cattle, consisting of cows one
two and three years old steers and heifers; one
Buckeye reaper and mower combined one wagon,
one set harness, one crusher, farming uten-
sis, household furniture and many other things
too numerous to mention. Terms of sale, cash
T-S j. w. 10y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

At the City Book Store, we see pictorial
Life" an Ingenious combination OF art and lit
erary merit; "Innocents Abroad" the popular
book OF Mark Twain; "Lady Byron Vindicat-
ed;' and many other new and attractive books.
They will have in few days fine stock of
musical Instruments .-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Farmers and others desiring choice variety of
seed Oats and Potatoes can be supplied by calling
at our store. We have a large supply of the cele-
brated Surprise Oats, raised from seed direct from
Yam Olinda, Illinois.
We have also the Ramsdell Norway Oats, Early
Rose Potatoes, and large variety of other seed.
Hand in your orders early.
WICKs & MAYsE,
60 Emporia Kansas
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EmDOrIn I.ibrnry Association.

I'm POrhSA Library AsSOcAAAAOH"
The first annual election Of the Z. L. A. oc-
ours ON next Tuesday evening. A few days
ago we received n copy OF the ticket nominated
by the committee appointed for that purpose.
We have since received an independent ticket,
both Of which we give below. We understand
from various parties that the independent tick
ct is not put in the field because OF any objec-
tions to the nominees Of the. regular ticket, but
in order 10 vitalize the proceedings with some
degree OF interest, and to make the election
more democratic in its character:
REGULAR TICKET.
President, f. w. Cunningham; Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs j. II. GOrham; Treasurer, c. ii.
Riggs; Secretary, J. NJ. Steele; Directors, II.
Bancroft, L. b. Kellogg, NJ. II. Bradford. Miss
N. j. Watson, Mrs. E. p. Bancroft.
III. c. CROSS,
T.. II. BRUNER,
f. Il. BANCROFT.
Nominating Com.
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A couple horses ran away with wagon ON
Monday, and distributed big load Of hides
along Fifth avenue and south on Commercial
street, and scattered things generally.
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AND DISTRICT OFFICERS

COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.
County 4ttOraey-P. B. PLUMB.
County CEerk-DAVID S. GILMORE.
County Ireds4rer-NOYES SPICER.
Register of Deeds-PETER HUGHES
SAeTiE-E. H. COATS.
Superintendent Of ScAOoLs-A. d. CHAMBERS.
District Jtd0e-J. II. WATSON.
District CLerE-F. @. HUNT.
Probate sJud0e-P. NJ. FOOTE.
County ConHissi0aers-H. c. CROSS, Chairman
I. L. HILL, d. L. WARD.
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and ST. Louis Pianos and the Excelsior Organs"
the best organ made,-alSo all musical merchan-
disc at store 113 Massachusetts St., Lawrence,
Kansas. Z. Plumb and o. s Foote, agents. Empo-
ria, Kansas. I7-tfl CUsHMAN s BURKE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Our neighbor OF the Tribune Is making an ef-
fort TO get even with Us y issuing his paper on
the same day. He comes out on Thursday nf-
ternoon this week, u little ahead OF our time.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Clapp Ii always receiving something new,
and nearly every week he adyertises the fact
in our special notice column.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

For Sale.-Lots Sixth Avenue, desirable for
business locations lots in different parts of the city
on time to those who will improve Also, some
very desirable lots outside of town of from to
ten acres. Apply to
ANDREWS s HIATT, Real Estate Agents,
141 Commercial Street.
7-tf Emporia Kans
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Cor. of 7th Ave. and Com. st.

Briekl Notwithstanding soon TO commence
the manufacture of brick, persons contemplating
the erection of brick buildings will find it to their
advantage to call upon me, at Rice, Jones Co.'S
Lumber Yard, Sixth avenue. l will furnish
them in the wall at reasonable prices. For further
particulars inquire at the above Office.
60 tt W LEWIS
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Hedge Plants and Peach Trees.-The I'M
dersigned has 5000 Usage plants and 5000 peach
thousand, and the peach trees at LOO per hundred
Call and examine my stock before they are all
gone. ELwooD CHAPMAN,
Feb. 8, 1870. Two miles east of Emporia.
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The Monthly Union Meeting viii be held
next Sabbath evening, at the NJ. f. Church.
All are requested to attend.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Major Bancroft anticipates the action Of the
unborn City Council by matchmaking Com
mcrcial street In front OF his property.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

The stonemasoDs are running M the founda-
ton walls OF the banking house of Riggs, Dun
lap 4 Co., this week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Take NOtiee.-Persons wanting stone for build
ing or other purposes can have their wants sup
piled by calling on the undersigned at the quarry
one and half miles west of the Normal school, on
the land Of James r. Walkup
Z. TYTHERLEIGH,
ITO RICHARn @. JONES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Hibben 4 Jacobs, having dissolved their CO.
partnership in the drug business, request all who
know themselves indebted to the firm, to call at
the store and settle the same Immediately. 10
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

''All signs fail in dry weather. has been
verified frequently during the past two weeks.
IT sprinkled little rain, however, ON Tuesday
night
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Selling at COsti-we will sell for the next &c
days our entire stock of French Merinos English
Merinos, and Black and Brown Reps, in order to
make room for our spring stock.
Gift BANCROFT a McCARTER
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We wish to reduce 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.
6-tf NEWMAN & BRO
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For saIe.-The undivided half interest OF lot "A,
Mechanics street, containing the Blacksmith Shop
known as Crandan & KRIS. Also house and five
acres adjoining town, cheap for cash. If taken soon
Inquire at the Blacksmith Shop. 4-tf
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WINTER.

Winesap-October to March.
HubbardstoE's Nonesuch-Noy. to Decem her
Rome Beauty-Noyember TO January.
W mite Beiihower-Noyember to january.
Hays Wine-Sovember to JANUARY.
striped Sweet Pippin-Noyember to February.
Roman Stem--Deeember to january
w hite Winter Pearmain-Dec. to February
sweet Romanite-December to March,
Yellow Acknowledgement March.
Kirby Red-December to March.
Missouri Pippin-December 70 May.
GenetiDg-JaDuary TO May
Gilpin, or Small Romanite-Keeps year.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

H0 We Recommendations wishes to
call your attention to his large and complete as
sortment of Leather and Findings. He means no
joke when he says he will duplicate Leayenworth
or .aIEzrenca nrices a-6
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Bancroft l. AIcCarter have large stock of
Black Cloth Doeskins and Fancy Cassimers, all the
time, atlow prices. 5-tf
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Americas, Council Grove
junction City, Lawrence,
Topeka, and all Eastern
Northern and Western
via NJ 4. & T. r. r.. daily
Except Sundays, 9OOPA 7:30 p n
Forest Hill, Burlington,
Ottumwa, LIE Roy, and
South Eastern Kansas
daily Except Sundays), 100 An 1:3OP NJ
Plymouth, Cottonwood
Falls and Marion Center,
Wednesdays and Satur-
days. 7OOPM. 7:sOP N
and departs Mondays, 1900 n. 1900 NJ
Chelsea, Douglas, Eldorado,
Bazaar and Southwestern
Kansas Saturdays, 60OPM 7:S0 P NJ
Elmendaro, Madison, and
Verdigris Falls arrives
Fridays and departs Sat
urdays, 6.OOPM 7:aOP NJ
L. TRASK, P. M.
l. D. Fox, Assistant
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

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.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25

Now Is the time to get Boston, Butter, Soda
Picnic, and Graham Crackers, Cream Biscuit
Macirona Snaps, Ginger Snaps, and everything in
the line of Bread Cakes and Pies, fresh and cheap
for cash. FERGUSON & HARVEY,
of 18th Ave and Com
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-25
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President, l.. b. Kellogg; Vice President,
Rev. Il. NJ. Overstreet; Secretary j. NJ. Steele;
Treasurer, ii. G. Gross; Directors, s. J. Craw-
ford, Z. p. Bancroft, s. b. Riggs, Miss Ellen
Plumb, Miss Fannie Yeckley.