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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

just been laid, OF Ruggles & Piumb's new
building, and about forty couple were present.
Several Of the visitors from distance stayed
overnight to enjoy the dance. It passed Of
TO the entire satisfaction Of all present. The
party adjourned to the Madison House for
supper. We are unfortunate in that we can
not speak Of the evenings entertainment from
personal observation.
In conclusion, we have only to say that the
celebration was not as largely attended as
might have been expected, but it is gratifying
to state that it was universally pronounced
one Of the happiest celebrations that has ever
been held in the State. Everything passed of
harmoniously, and to the entire satisfaction Of
all concerned. There was no disturbance OF
any kind during the day. The amount OF
provision furnished for the dinner was full
and Of the best quality. About twenty bas-
kets in the city were packed which were not
called for. The Emporia brass band made
most excellent music, and was on hand when
ever needed during the day. In fact, everyone
who participated in the work Of the day
seemed to be ''the right man in the right
place" and they ali have reason to congratu-
late themselves individually and collectively
for the success Of the celebration.
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j. c. Toplln, late OF Toplih & French, in the
shoe business, and j. l.. Hamilton and f. Tor
renee. sprigs Of the law, had their scalp-locks
cut short, and with their pants in their boots,
shaded by broadbrimed hats, in a two-mule
wagon, with moving machine, departed day
before yesterday for the great Southwest, to
''make hay while the sun Shines" How they
will roll up the hay cocks! Wen call at your
ranch, boys, the first opportunity.
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CoMSIITTEE MEETING.

There will be meeting Of the Republican
Central Committee of Lyon county. at Empo-
ria, on Saturday, September cath, 1870, nj
o'clock p. N. Every member is urged 10 be
present, rs matters of interest TO the party are
to be decided upon. The committee is COM
posed Of the following named gentlemen:
Mark Patty, G. r. soule, j. d. Jaquith, A. Nc
Kee, r. II. Abraham, II. d. Curtis, and Jacob
Stotler.
Such Republicans as desire to do so are in
vited TO attend.
This Is the last call OF the season, and 1t Is
hoped no member OF the committee will neglect
TO be present JACOB SToTLER,
Chairman
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1t will be seen by our advertising columns
that n change has been made with one Of our
lumber firms, Mr.. Thompson having sold out
his interest to the father Of his partner. The
new firm are determined TO sell of their pres
ent large stock OF lumber very cheap. As
they have a large assortment OF n most excel
lent quality on hand, we would advise all in
need OF the article TO give them a call. They
intend soon removing to the west side OF the
town, and are selling ut reduced rates to
avoid moving their lumber. The firm is Will
liam 8. Jay Il Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

AN EYEWITNESS

ANOTHER MARRIED MAN.-It is strange
how the '1ce bergs"-the sold bachelor" cuss
es-are giving away to the gentle influences Of
love. The last case is the capture of our friend
who deals in terra yJirnaG for livelihood, Har.
ry L. Norton. He was married in Topeka or
Wednesday, the 14th, to Miss Helen b. Will
son, of Topeka, daughter of mine host of the
Capitol House. We join with his host OF
friends here in wishing Harry and his bride
happiness and long life.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

Last Tuesday Commercial street enjoyed the
sensation of first-elass runaway. The horses
attached to light wagon, being OF a benevo-
lent turn OF mind, and knowing the extreme
birth OF sensational incidents on the aforesaid
street, concluded to take run, which they did
In good style. throwing the driver out and
causing no little confusion at the street cross
ings. The team was stopped on Fifth avenue
at the Central Stables. No damage to the team
or driver.
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EDITORS news: We should like to sug-
gest the propriety Of establishing lamp-posts
at every street corner Of the city. In the alb
sence Of sidewalks and crossings it is absolute
ly necessary that something should be done to
make getting about after night with some sort
Of convenience possible. There is some CON-
plant. In many towns Of less pretension than
Emporia the streets are lighted. The cost
would not be great. The lamps would cost
about $3.50, and good article Of oil, really
the best for the purpose, can be bought for sew
en- cents per gallon. The meanest thing in
Kansas is the black sticky mud, which even
street-lamps would scarcely render endurable
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We are glad to chronicle, this week, the mar
rage Of our old friend Nelson Whittlesey, who
is sojourning for short time in New York.
Mr.. Whittlesey is one Of our most thorough
going citizens, and we hope to welcome him
and his happy bride to Emporia in a short
time. THE NEWS boys will long remember
friend Whittlesey for generous donation on
the occasion which was duly expended at Nor
ris & Bottger's in commemoration of the occa-
sion Of his marriage. The boys vote Whittle-
seY q No. man.
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The following communication was left on
our table this week, and although we do not
know who the fortunate eyewitness to this ia
tai shooting ARRAY was. we publish Uerbdti,a +:
Sept. 18th.
NJ. 7. Cogswell as a shootists badly beeting
by o. L. Davis, an old residant. He went out
on the Neocio the other day without dorg
and killed Eleven Squirles at ten shots and
killd two on the run with his rifle gun.
Yours truly,
AN EYRWTTlESS
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SOUTHERN KANSAS STAGE CoA1PANY.-Mr
Meigs, Of Arkansas City, was in our office on
Thursday. He represents that town as going
ahead in q lively manner. Buildings are go.
ing up as fast Us lumber can be obtained with
which to build them. Mr.. Meigs is a member
OF the Southern Kansas Stage Company, and
has gone north in the company's interest, This
old reliable company is fully up to the times
in everything that pertains to the interest Of
the travelling public. Their coaches are COM
Portable, their teams fast, and 'sthe boys' who
hold the reins quite manly and obliging. The
agent here, 81. B. Lowe, is always ready to ae-
commodate the travelling public with tickets
and information. Give Hank q call.
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FEsTIvAL.-The eolored citizens of Emporia
hello festival at their church last night for
the benefit of their new benevolent organiza-
ton. 1t was quite largely attended, and they
had fruits, fresh oysters, sweetmeats, nuts,
candies, etc., etc., in profusion, which were
served in excellent style. Good order and a
general pleasant time prevailed. Their peaches
and cream were delicious.
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Emanuel Moon, with generosity that made
him at least half a dozen good friends, stepped
into the composing room of this office last Sat
urday and emptied nearly a peck of most de
licious peaches onto a table for the printers
''Thats something like the clean thing" and
numerous other like expressions followed up
on his departure, from the boys, who know
what's what in all affairs involving cleVerness
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MUsIcAL.-We have seen letter from Prof
X. ID. Scott, Of Illinois, and a relative Of ID. c.
Waite, OF this city, in which he says he will
favor our people with grand musical enter
tainment early in October, OF which due NO
tice will be given. He is accompanied by the
Union Concert Troupe, and all are highly
spoken Of by the press Of Illinois.
Prof. Scott will also hold a musical conven-
ton In this city, If he is properly encouraged
to do so.
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PERSONALLY. c. Brooks, editor of the Chi
cago Railway ReUieto, F. C. White, Esq, SUI
perintendent Neosho division Missouri, Kan
sas Il Texas railway, and p. A. La Due, OF
Clinton, Missouri, a director OF the Tebo & Ne
osho railroad company and general agent Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railroad in Missouri,
Kansas and the Indian Territory, were in the
city on Wednesday. They will spend day at
Neosho Falls, and day in the Territory.
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The Kansas Stage Company have their new
stock distributed over the lines from this point
to the Southwest, and with their fine new
coaches, are prepared to accommodate the pub
lie In hrst-class style. Mr.. Ogden Harleston,
the agent at this place, informs us that each
stage from here is well filed. Each alternate
morning they run out large Concord, with
six horses
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

Our enterprisIng townsman, NJ. r. Moser,
has shown himself q man of sound judgment
in that he has recently started a wagon and
carriage shop, which he proposes to run in
connection with his blacksmith shop on Fifth
avenue, east Of the Buckeye House. He has
secured the services Of Charley Baker, who has
had wide experience in the business, and is
first-class mechanic.
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The Joyial Dalton, proprietor of the South
ern Restaurant, invited us to look into his din
ing room tho other evening. We looked, and
behcld two smoking dishes Of fried oysters,
and at the earnest request of our host, we
twain sat down and examined them; found
them good, bueno, capital, and dished up right
Dalton's fresh oysters are good
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure, this
week, Of meeting Col. Willard Davis, OF Ken.
lucky, friend of our esteemed fellow-citizeI
G. B. Bachelor, Esq. Col. Davis is accompan.
led by his accomplished wife, and we regIad
to hear that both are highly pleased with Kan
sas, and viii soon become citizens Of our State
The Col. was elected Judge OF the Lexington
district in Kentucky, in August, but was de-
prived of his Office by rebel frauds. He
is member Of the Republican Central Com
mittee, and has taken an active parti the bit
ter fight in that State. We hope soon to mum.
Der him as one Of our citizens
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Senator Ross was here on Wednesday to at
tend the railroad celebration. He was told
that the speaking would take place from the
Robinson House veranda, and repaired there
with others to await the arrival of the excur-
sionists. This accounts for his absence from
the Court House when called for by the audi
ence.
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1t Is refreshing to see the many young and
happy faces on our streets since the opening OF
the Normal School. 1t reminds us of the days
when we were subject to the many great
troubles and trials which invariably fall on the
devoted heads Of students
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j. L. Lambdin brought down from Plymouth
fine lot OF peaches for the editors, ON Monday,
for which we "return thanks" They were of
different varieties, and some OF them the hand
soonest and most lucious we have tasted this
season. Jim is n success as a fruit raiser, as
well u type sticker.
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Our good friend s. NJ. Wheeler, OF Allen
creek, will please accept our best wishes for a
supply Of most excellent peaches. From the
number OF presents we have had, we conclude
there has been quite peach crop raised here
abouts this season. None have raised better
fruit than Mr.. Wheeler.
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WHITTIEsFY EVANS

WHTTTLESEY EVANS. AT the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, in Alexandra,
Jefferson county, N. Y, August 18th. 1870, by
the Rev. Mr.. Brown, MIR. NELSON WHrrTLE-
sEY, Of Emporia, Kansas, and Miss JULIA C.
EVANS, Of the former place.
ANDERSON-BROWN the residence
OF the brides father, September LIST, 1870, by
Rev. j. A. Collins, Mr.. VIM. II. ANDERSON, Of
wilson county, Kansas, and Miss LovONA
BROWN, Of Americas.
SWAN--MARTON.-A the residence of d.
w. Appleby, September Sth, 1870. by Rev. L.
NJ. Hancock, JOHN D. SWAN and EsTEILE A,
MARION, all Of Lyon county, Kansas.
STEELE-MEAGHER wichita. on the
4th Of September, 1870, by Bishop Vail, CAPT
J: ID. STEELE and NARY c. MEAGHER, both Of
LUTTENTON-RICKA Sab
evening. September 18th, 1870. at the residence
OF Joseph Rickabaugh, near Emporia, by Rev
Bernard Kelly, Mr.. CHARLES W. LUTrENroN
county, Kansas
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CARRIAGE TRNnIER.-BHrgan s. Holme S
have in their employ at the Emporia Carriage
Factory first-class carriage trimmer, and are
ready to attend to all orders in this line of
business
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CoScERr.-We learn with pleasure thai
Miss Minnie Beais, Of Topeka, aided by some
OF the best amateur talent Of that place, will
give concert in Emporia some time during
the latter part Of this month. We are pleased
to see this early effort Of the officers Of the
Library Association, under whose auspices the
concert will be given, to furnish us with an
entertainment Of this character; and we con-
graduate our citizens upon the prospect they
have Of enjoying rare musical feast. Many
Of our citizens have had the pleasure OF listen
ing to Miss Beais, and none speak OF her mu-
steal talents but In terms Of unqualified praise,
fully sustaining the reputation her rare mu-
steal talents have won for her as the prin0
donna OF Kansas. We hope to be able to an
nOunce the time fixed for the concert in our
next issue.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-09-16

Bragunier Bros. have a novelty In the way
OF fruit-CalifOrnia pears One OF these pears
weighs pound, and their flavor is not sur
passed by ANYTHING in the pear line.
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C. B. Bachelor will issue his Land Aduer-
ttser in few days. Those having property
to dispose Of would do well to place it in his
hands to advertise and sell.
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We are glad to announce that Mr.. Williams,
of this paper, who has been detained in Ohio
on account Of severe illness, was better at last
accounts, and will probably be at home satur-
daY.
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Our friend McCarter, of the great dry goods
store OF Southern Kansas, has returned from
New York, and his works, In the shape Of i'm
mense piles OF dry goods, notions, carpets, etc,
ETC., which he bought, do follow him.
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COST Cost ~ Cost !i-Wishlng to dispose Of
lot of furnishing goods viii sell them at cost.
Socks, 1917 to IS cents per pair; Check Shirts, 60
cents; Hickory Shirts, only 80 cents; Drilling
Drawers, so and Is cents; Undershirts, Gauze and
Merino, soc to 81. For bargains go 70 LEHNHARD's,
sign of the Big Boot 28-tf
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In the Boone county AdUocGte, printed at
Harrison, Arkansas, we find the following
card: "H. w. Flick, Attorney at Law" HOoray
for Flick.
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Last CaIl.-we wish to close up the business of
the old firm Of Gilmore 3 Hirth. and want all in
debted to US to call and make settlement within the
next THIRTY DAYS, without fail. At the end of
that time steps will be taken to collect all unpaid
accounts by legal process Those interested will
heed this call and save costs.
GILMORE HIRFH.
Emporia July 18th 1870 3O-tf
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Mr.. c. T. Lewis left in this office the other
day, some fine peaches, which were properly
taken care Of and appreciated accordingly.
THE NEWS always appreciates such gifts, and
Mr.. Lewis receives our sincere thanka therefor
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Miller is just receiving large invoice OF
Tobacco, Cigars and Smokers fancy goods, bought
at the lowest jobbing rates of the manufacturers,
and will duplicate St. Louis bills without charge
for freight. Come and see. Corner of 9Th Avenue
and Commercial Street. SS-tf
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wichita, sedgwick County.-Parties think
ing of locating at Wichita will receive all desired
information in regard to lands town lots, business
prospects, etc, by calling addressing Steele,
Roe 4 Bright, Wichita, Kansas.
See advertisement in another column. S7-tf
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Card & Ong will please accept our thanks for
7x9 picture OF THE NEWS office. These gen.
tlemen can make photographs with any graph.
lists In the country.
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We are overrun with new advertisements
this week. If any are left out, Wen make il
satisfactory to the parties in our next issue.
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FALL CAMPAIGN.-H. v. Bundrem, as will
be seen by business notice in to-day's paper,
has opened the campaign for 1907 by an Inn
mense stock and a reduction OF prices on bis
goods. This is the oldest saddlery and har-
ness establishment In Southern Kansas, and Is
widely and favorably known, not only As the
Oldest but As the heaviest, cheapest and best.
The work turned out Is the manufacturer
best recommendation. We have lately seen
some fine double and single harness from this
establishment that would do credit to any
st. Louis mandatory. Bundrem's motto has
always been that he would not be outdone
either in quantity, quality or cheapness OF
goods. And herein has been his great success.
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AMES' SONG
Life is uncertain but death it is sure
| 1t may at this moment be near your own door,
Then hasten SAmes', where the best pictures are
made,
And secure the shadow the substance shall fade.
Though our renown don't extend to every Isle of
the Ocean,
We will make you picture that Will just suit
your notion;
And will warrant our work to satisfy all
The old and the young, the great and the small
Then bring on your babies, we care not how young,
Wen make good picture of every one;
We take them quickly they seldom can move,
So bring them along and our words we will prove.
Now friends one and all, don't rely upon talk,
| But look at our work, down on the sidewalk,
| And if you don't say tbs the best in this place,
We will give You picture of your beautiful face.
N.F. AMEs, Photographer,
2S-tf No. fO7 9th Ave, near Madison House
New stock of women's and misses Serge Con-
gress and BalmOrals, the finest display ever offered
in Emporia, at patti WM CLAPP's
Don't Fail to bring your poultry to the Juvenile
| Restaurant & Bakery, and get the highest price
| in Cash. 31-6
To the citizens of Emporia and Lyon County =
| Consult your own interest and buy your goods
| where you can get the best for the least money.
1s sg.E YIN always find that place at WIN cLArr,s
Findings and Leather, such as Pegs, Sole
| Leather, Avis, Upper Leather, Wax, Kip Leather,
Shoe Thread, Calf Leather, Eylets, ETC., can be
found at Lehnhard's, sign of Big Boot, at Eastern
wholesale prices. 17-6
Tropical Fruits and nuts for sale at the Candy
Factory and Ice Cream Saloon of
20-tf MORRIS & BoTTGER.
Lemons by the box for sale at Dalton's also
candies, fruits, foreign and domestic nuts, cigars
| tobacco, etc. 20-tf
Cash paid for butter and eggs at the Juvenile
| Restaurant. lift
| If you want good meal, go to Dalton's, at the
Southern Restaurant, No. 125 Commercial street.
| @o-u
One car load of the celebrated studebaker wag-
ons just received. The best wagon in the market,
for sale cheap, for cash in hand, at
| Aft HoLDERMAN & BEo's.
DOty's Washers and Universal wringers.
| Aft HoLDERMAN BROS.
| call at G4-tl HOLDERNAN BROS.
largo and new arrival of Hats in black and
fancy cOlors at ls4-tf1 WIN. CLAPP's.
A fresh supply of Builders Hardware just re-
ceived at [4-tn HoLDERMAN BROS.
Full stock Brogans price $1!75, at
24-tf WIN CLAPP's
Army Blouses and Army Shoes, at
42-6 WIN. CLAPP's.
Have you been there2 Wherep At Lasker &
StoIls Exchange Clothing House, where all kinds
of Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Hats
and Caps, Trunks and Valises are sold at prices
which win defy all competition west of New York
23-tf
AMERICUs BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Best and Chespest-Wilson's Sewing
Machines. For sale by j. D. GIBSON,
25-3m Americas, Kansas.
New Goods, Large Stock, Quick Sales, Small
Profits, and no Credits, at j. d. GIBsoNs,
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nMHn

DIXON.-Thursday, September sth. 1870
FREDDY ARTHUR, only son OF ROBERT anC
LYDIA DIXON, aged Is months and p DAYS
after q lingering illness.
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Freight.-James Fairchild is running teams to
and from the depot and is ready at all times to de-
liver goods to any part of the city. 23-6m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Clerk District Court.


We are authorized to announce the name of +. G..
HUNT candidate Tor reelection to the Ofice of
Clerk of District Court for Lyon county, for the
ensuing term.
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Meals furnished on shert notice at the Juvenile
Restaurant Bakery, alsoday boarding. 31-tf
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AMEs, SONG.

For Sale-Twenty acres Of improved land, first
quality, with fruit trees, etcs Inquire of Peter H.
Hughes in the Registers Office, at the Court House.
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Hts An mistake about the Juvenile Restaurant
& Bakery having played out, but 1t has been reft-
ed throughout, and is ready to furnish you with
anything from a glass of soda to good square
meal. 31-u
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RecolIect that You can get good square meal
at the Juvenile Restaurant & Bakery for 20 cents.
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MARRTEn

EDITORS NEWS: Please announce my name as a
candidate for the ofice of Probate Judge, subject
TO the decision of Republican convention IF one
should be held) Il. b. PEYTON.
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II you want a fine cigar go Smith Kaisers
factory, opposite the post ONCE S3-tf-
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Rare chance.-a5 acres of land, near the city
very cheap, Two sO-acre tracts adjoining, in good
locality, only one-haIf mile from the city, very
desirable location; cheap Also lots for sale on
time TO those who viii improve, on the original
town site, and on Fraker's addition Also some
1iye-acre lots northwest of town.
Apply to or address VIZ. ANDREws, Jr-
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Ice Cold Soda Water and Lemonade at the Ju-
venile Restaurant Bakery. 31-tf
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A hne large second hand hre-pr0of safe for sale
cheap. Apply to CHANBERLIN q NEWELL,
32-6 Emporia, Kansas.
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The Highest market price paid for all kinds of
poultry at the Juvenile Restaurant Bakery.
lift
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Choice smoking and Chewing Tobaceos at
33-tf SMITH q KAIsER's.
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Wanted.-Three good shoemakers can find en-
ployment by calling at the sign of the Big Boot.
None but frst-class workmen need apply.
24-tf
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Take Notice 1.-THE best Cigars in. the city at
2S-tf MILLER'S.