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NEWS.
Friday, june 3, 1870.
WANTED. a 1rISIsrER's WIFE.

Wanted, perfect lady,
Delicate, gentle refined,
With every beauty of person,
And every endowment Of mind;
Fitted by early culture
To move in fashionable life
Please notice our advertisement:
aWanted, IA minister's wifc!'
Wanted, thoroughbred worker.
Who well to her household looks:
(Shall we see our money wasted
By extraysgant Irish cooks!)
Who cuts the daily expenses
With economy sharp as knife,
And washes and scrubs in the Kitchen:
WANTED, u minister's wife,
Careful to entertain strangers!
TrdreliRg agents and |.such;
or this kind OF CANCEL visits
The deacons have had so much
As TO prove perfect nuisance,
And ''hope the plaques Of their life
Can soon be sent TO the parsoH's;"
WANTED, a minister's wife,
"A perfect pattern of prudence.
To all others spending less,
But never disgracing the parish,
by looking shabby in dress.
Playing the organ on Sunday
Would aid orr laudnbie strife
To sdre the S0eietys money:
WANTED, minister's vie"
And when we have found the persons.
We Hope. by working the two,
To lift our debt and build new church
Then we shall know what to do;
For they will be worn and weary,
Needing a change of life,
And we shall advertise: WANTED,
A MINISTER AND HIS wIFEf sFg
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st. Louis Hospital, Paris.

This ancient institution is one OF the largest,
and to the medical student, most interesting of
the many public charities which adorn the gay
capital Of the French. 1t receives within its
walls annually thousands ofsick poor. A con-
siderable portion OF the building is set apart
for patients suffering with diseases Of the skin,
and every patient old or young is taking Pot
ash In some shape, and Honduras Sarsaparilla
IN some form They were esteemed by the
renowned physicians who had charge Of the
skin department weIl-nigh specific in almost
every variety Of cutzneous disease whether OF
rheumatic or scrofalous or simple origin. They
were given in letter, ring-worEn, nettle-rash,
pimples, scrofula, ulcers, old sores, falling of
the hair. etc. In all they did good, in most
they effected a cure. But Il has remained for
Edteard HEider's SdrsdpdriltG and Potash
to perform the most remarkable cures awarded
10 any known medicine. 1t possesses virtues
shared by no other combination of these sub
stances. 1t is u therapeutic marsei, Against
all the diseases at which it is aimed It is sim
ply resistless: IL never fails. See toit that you
snner not one day longer with any Of the Ills
which 1t cures. Get II at once.
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NOTICE

Us hereby given to j. %. Carter that he as
i defendant. has been sued by Ain erin Gill
lett, As plaintiffs that his petition was filed
against him IN the Office OF the Clerk of the
District Court of Lyon county, Kansas, ON the
s5th day Of May, 1870; that he must answer
said petition on or before July 5, 1870, or said
petition will be taken rs true, and Judgment
rendered accordingly, quieting said plaintiffs
title in and TO the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section CID, township
COD, range (l3). in Lyon county, Kansas,
against any claim or CLAIMS OF said defendant
herein, and for costs OF suit.
ALMERIN GILLETT,
2l-23 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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4 little green frog crept out of the mud
Where his home the the winter had been,
And looking above. little brown squirrel
Far mp in the tree was seen. P.
Said the little green frog TO the little brown
squirrel,
why is it. Oh tell me pray!
That You spring around in the branches so green,
While am in the mud all day:' - =
Then the little brown squirrel looked down
from his perch. e = Es-ze-.
In the top OF the old oak tree,
And he said the little green frog in the Ia nd
''Sho0. fly! Don't bodder me-
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DissoIIItiOIl Notice.

TIME partnership heretofore existing under
the style and frm name of Baird & Truitt,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Baird retires to continue business at his
ssKansas Nursery" j. W. Truitt having pur-
a. Emporfa Nursery, will continue the nursery
business established by them at this place.
j. G. BAIRD,
J. W. TRUITT.
Emporia, Nav 23l, $780, 2f-22
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Lime! Lime!!

"AVING erected a Lime Kiln near Council
II Grove, and having secured a switch from
the railroad company, in order to facilitate the
shipping, am prepared to furnish the best
quality Of pure Magnetism Lime. almost chalk
white, at very low rates. To parties wishing
Lime, near the line Of the railroad, 1 offer spe-
cial inducements. For further particulars, adj
dress the undersigned, at Council Grove. Kas.
l7-6mos w. BRADFORD.
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BOSTON wORKWOMEN.

There are 10000 women in and about
Boston who live by sewing very few of
them earn ten dollars a week the
average earnings are about two dollars
and scventy-fivc cents week. Those
who work in shops fare better than
those who take work al home. The
price for shirt is from four to seven
cents; fine bOsemed shirts, ten TO TWEEN
ty-tive cents satin vests, twenty cents
pantaloons, fifteen, twenty and thirty
seven cents ; coats, fifty cents; French
calico shirts, lined sack, faced skirt,
twenty cents. The tailoresses and
cloakmakers, work ten hours in the
shops, quitting mt p. D., and many of
them take work home and sit up till r.
In good shops and with brisk We DIRK they
can earn dollar day-some of the
best machine girls more; but the ma
chine work is very wearing, and few
girls can perform it more than two years
without becoming entirely broken
down.
The girls pay from two to three dol
lars week for room rent, and usually
occupy rooms with two or more beds
In the shop work shop girls can seldom
earn more than enough to pay their
room rent, and they have 10 do over
work in order 10 get something to eat.
In slack times their suffering is extreme;
many have been known TO work for
weeks with only bread and water for
food, and very fortunate is she who can
procure an ounce of tea many have
been found who have lived for weeks
on five cents worth of bread n week
while seeking work through the cold
and snow. Besides, the lodging house
keepers discriminate against them, and
charge them more for rent than they
charge men, SO that many of them have
to sleep in dens where they would be
ashamed. to be seen going. And in
spite OF all their sufIerings and tempta-
lions, very few of these women break
down morally or become untidy in
dress. |
Their heroic struggle for life, and for |
virtuous life, is one of the most touch
ing things in modern civilization, and |
If one does fall, she ought TO have the |
sympathy Of all christian people. And |
then, 10 think how unevenIy the food |
and clothing are distributed in this /
world. What is wasted at almost any
table in this city daily would feed one
of these starving women sumptuously. |
If some one " ould only invent a meth |
cd of equable distribution, the poor in |
Boston would thrive on the waste of
the rich. We, who do not know what !
it is to be hungry, leave our Christian
duty undone in suffering these women
to be so wretchedly underpaid for
work.-HqTtford COuTont. %.
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SfraYed.

A couple OF two-year-old flIeys. One is a
~ dun. with dark name and tail. and white
spot on the edge of the right foot next to the
fetloek. The other is u bay-rather dark bay
no white spots; has curly name and tail.
Any person leaving Information at this Office
leading to their recovery will be literally re-
Marded. 1902 WIN. DCGIIID.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to Eli b. Rogers that he has
i been sued, as defendant, by Almerin Giliett,
plaintiff; that his petition is filed against
him in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court, for Lyon county, Has; that he must an
swer said petition on or before July Sth, 1870,
or said petition will be taken rs true. and
Judgment rendered against him accordingly,
quieting the title of said Almerin Gillett in and
TO the south half OF the southwest quarter of
section }. township 49,. range l0). in Ly-
on county. Kansas. against any claim or claims
of said defendant therein, and for costs.
NLMERIN GILLETT.
21-2:s Plaintiffs Attorney.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to John Lamb that he has
beeA sued by AImerin Gillett; that his pc
tition is filed against him in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Lyon county,
Kansas; that he nst answer said petition ON
or before July Sth. 1STn or said petition will
be taken rs true. aud Judgment rendered
against him, quietiBg the title Of said Almerin
Giliett in and to the east half of the southwest
quarter Of section (3l), township (19), range
(l2), In Lyon county, Kansas. against any and
all claims of said defendant therein. and for
costs of suit. ALMERIE GILIETT.
2l-23 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to Franklin y. Dick that he
i has been sued by Almerin Gillett. that his
petition isfled against him I'm the office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of Lyon county,
Kansas; that he must answer said petition on
before July Sth, 1870, or said petition VIII be
taken as true, and judgment rendered against
him accordingly, quieting the title of said Al
merlin Giliett In and to the east half of the
northwest quarter of section cen. township
(20), range (l3l in Lyon county, Kansas.
against any and all claims of said defendant
therein, aud for costs Of suit
ALAIERIN GILLETT
5I-9S Aftofney for Plaintiff
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Dissolution Notice.

HTlHE cO-paFtnership heretofore existing be-
II tween W. j. CantfaIl and o. Martinson, in
the restaurant business. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts for settle
ment remain in the hands CT W. J. Cantrall.
who will continue the business at the old stand.
and parties In debt TO the old firm request
ed to call at once and settle.
WI. CANTRALL.
o. MARTINSON.
Emporia, Kas., May oath, 1870. 21-22
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Saw Mills for Sale.

1.-TWO Portable Saw Mills. nearly new, Of 20
u and 25-horse power. They have been in
use for the past two months on the NJ, X. & T.
r. R., and have all the modern improvements
attached. VIII be sold cheap, If applied for
soon. Address
HYATT, ZIMMERMAN CO.,
I5-23 Burlington, Coffey Co., Kag.
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! Sfraxedo Stolen.

1.-TWO bay mare Colts-one yearling and one
two-year-old. The latter has a white spot
on its nose, and one white hind foot, and the
former q white star in its forehead. Each of
son leaving information at hatfield Green,
Chase county, Kansas, leading to their recoy-
cry, will be literally rewarded.
1922 MICHAEL NEWTON.
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For Sale.

A T S26 per acre, cash, 40 acres OF good un-
"A improved upland, one mile northwest of
Emporia, suitable for fruit farm, can be
divided into twenty acre lots, with building
site on each, commanding fine view of the
Cottonwood valley and glimpses of the
Neosho, between the hills on the north.
For sale by my agents, Bachelor &c Freder-
lex, Emporia, Kansas.
2i-tf MAX FAWCETT.
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Settle for YOUR Beef.

TTHHOSE indebted to us are hereby notified
L that they must settle their accounts with
in thirty days from this date. All accounts
not settled by that time will be placed in the
hands OF the proper officer for collection.
= KRAFT & DIETRICH.
Emporia, May %, 1870. 2I-24
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VOLUME ID.
NOTICES, ETC.
&frayed.

A small Bay Pony, with white face and two
"A white feet Amy person returning him or
giving information as to his whereabouts, viii
I4-tf PM. FOOTE.
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:" A. COWLES. who lives at the crossing of
u . the Lawrence and the east aud west roads,
half mile north Of the Neosho. in addition to
his Feed Stable, has fitted UP Hotel for the
accommodation Of travellers. Bread baked
when desired. left
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&fHaVRd.

A dark bay geiding, about fifteen hands
IA high, right hind foot white, lump on the
LEFT fore ankle joint. Any person returning
him or giving information that will lead to his
recovery will be literally rewarded.
MCMILLAN & H0UGHTON,
2l-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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At dinner party, where ChaFles
Dickens was present, young writer
was inveighing against the world in a
very '.forcibIe, feeble manner" During
a pause i'm this philippe against the ha-
man race, Dickens said across the liable
in the most self-congratuIatory of tones
81 say,-what lucky thing il Is you
and don't belong to il. It reminds me-"
continued the author of PiekWick, ''of
two men, who on a raised scaffold were.
awaiting the final delicate attention of
the hangman; the notice of one was
aroused by observing thata bull had
got into the crowd of spectators, and
was fully engaged in tossing one here.
and another there I; whereupon he said
to the other, q say, Bill, ho,o lucky IL Is
for us that ere are up here. 'r' iti-iai
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CIainas near CresWeII.
Hotel and Feed stable

TFOR reasonable compensation will show
u and survey vacant claims near Creswel
2I-tf MAX FAWCETT.
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Notice to Stonemasons.

CEALED proposals will be received until
y June 18th, 1870, by the Clerk of School Dis
trict No. 10, Chase county, Kansas, for the
building of stone School House in said dis
triet. The house is to be 22X33, height of wall
49, feet. Persons putting in bids, will state
what they will build for by the perch and fur
nish lime and sand, or their price by the perch
and ali material furnished. Door sill and Win
dow caps to be dressed stone. The right to
reject ali bids is reserved by the District Board.
P0stofficc address, Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
A. r. NEWKIRK. E.
20-22 District Clerk.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator's Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS n OLlce.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate OF Isaac Ons, late OF Emporia,
Lyon county, Kansas. deceased.
.----.---- l.. W. ONG.
Emporia, Kas., May 10, 1870. a0-22
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Transient advertisements OF q less amount than
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Legal advertisements must be paid for at the
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subsequent insertion.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-AdVerfis must be hand
ed in by Wednesday of each week
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Milk.

A FTER the first of May | will sell milk
IA tickets TO regular customers ut the follow
ing rates:
One Pint. cents,
One Quart cents,
and large quantities at reduced price, pay
ment invariably in advance. VIII keep milk
on hand for the accommodation of such Gus
TONERS may wish to take it at my house,
corner of Market street and Eighth avenue.
w. 4. Ella.
EmDoria. April 18th. 1870. lift
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EMPORIA BRANCH
Lamar Fire Insurance. Go

i. B. PEYT0N, President.
JACOB SrOTLER. Director.
BAcHELLER & FREDERICK, Managers
List of Stockholders at Emporia, Kansas.
Alexander Bailey, Grocer; Z. B. Peyton.
Lawyer; G. W. Frederick, Real Estate Agent.
James 3. Hinkte, Speculator; C. B. Bachelor
Real Estate Agent; T. q. Whitley, Merchant;
j. X. Finley, Capitalist; +. r. Holderman,
Hardware Merchant; Fl. L. Kemper, Tobac-
eonist; p. II. Eoote. Probate Judge; W. j
Roberts. Farmer; A. II. Britton, Builder;
j. C. Fraker, Dry Goods Merchant; Jacob
Stotler, Editor "ETnporia News" Paul Beck,
Builder: A. A. Newman, Dry Goods Mssf-
chant; T. C. Hill, Capitalist. ~'1 10.sf<s
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LAUNDRY.
MEAT MARKETS.

EsE CITY LAUNDRFs
TTSEJ ROLF Pronriet0r. Corner of sth Avenue
l. : and Commercial street. Washing done on
reasonable terms.
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lNENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
" BILE. on 5th Avenue. between Commercial and
Mechanics Street. now open and ready for bust
ness. and VIII furnish teams at any time during
the day or n tght Passengers conveyed to any part
OF the eonntry liberal terms Particular atten-
tion paid to boarding and transient stock
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PAINTERS.
eLAcKsMlTHs.

CONNEH 3 RYAN,
DLACKSMITHS. Commercial Street. North Of
ii , It'll Avenue. WIN pay especial attentlon 70
ironing wagons. carriages and buggies. VIII 1t all
times be prepared to accommodate the public with
any kind of work in their line of business. Giveus
a call and will endeayor to render satisfaction.
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SAMUEL y. BRYANT
KRAFT & DIETRICH,

---r.4 SAMUEL l.. BRYANT
IVA opened Meat Market. on Commercial st
i oD,,osite the Express Office. and will Keep all
kinds OF Fresh Meat hand ut all times. VIII do
\ strictly cash business.
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OITY ME At MARKET. The people Of Emporia
J ami vicinity will at all times lind good supply
IIFreSh Meats and Vegetables, one door south Of
Hallherr,s store. Cash paid for hides.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a JENsON,

MsEOwEN 4 JENSON.
HONTR AI-TORSeE BUILDERS Orders left at
Z the furniture store Of Haywood X CO. will be
uTom ptly attended to I1-6InoS
WHITE & LOWRY.
~ARFENgERS 4 BUILDERS, are nrepare't to
fIsxiish Plans, Specifications. etc.. and to erect
all kinds Of buiidin,sS shop Mechanics street
bctweea 81 Nth and Seventh avenues 15-6mo.
E. r. SPRAGUE,
~ARpESrER AND BUILDER. shop 9TH
Z J Avenue between Commercial AMI Mechanics
SfreeC .AIfcalls promptly attended, to-
F.J.W0R1DTCK,
ksREuTTECT D. prepared to furnish plans. spec
"A LEGATIONS. sc. May be found At corner of
Fiftls .avenee and Neoshostreet. Orders promptly
atteided To-
MILES & GRAY,
@ARPESTERS AND BUILDERS, are Prepar-
esi 70 furnish plans for. and TO crcSts all ktnsls
OF mechanical STRUCTURES. Will guarantee s'sfis-
wHEELOCK = WILSON,
(NIVIL ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS, are pre-
Y } pared to furnish elevations and working plans
for all kinds of mechanical structures houses pub
lie buildings and bridges Especial attention giV
en- TO land surveying. Arc prepared to do carpen-
ter and Joiner work, either by the day contract
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LIVERY STABLES.

r livery AND FEED STABLE. eth Avenue
II 4 Teams and saddle horses to hire. Horses fed
At all times and ON reasonable terms.
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miscellaneous Business Cards.

PERRY c. HUGHES,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Eureka, Greenwood
attended, to- will buy and sell Real Estate.
HAYS HOUSE.
CoUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS. +. p. Nichols,
~ froprieeor.
IE PHESIs CIV. HUBBELL.
PHENIs q HUBBELL,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW and NOtaries Public,
IA Eureka. Greenwood county, Kansas
ID. NJ. BRONSON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
~ AGENT. Eldorado. Butler County, Kansas
Taxes paid for non residents. All. business en-
trusted 10 me will be promptly attended to.
HENRY MARTIN,
NYOTARY PUBLIC. Real Estate gent and LIZ
~ eensed ConVeyancer, Eldorado. Butler Coun-
" Eansas- Acknowledgements taken. Deeds and
MortGsgsS drawn. Tazes paid for nonrEesidents--
AI1Eusfness snt fusse9 to me VIII be prpnpuS at
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[The following letter was accidentally
misplaced by the person taking it from
the Office, hence the delay in its appear
ance in our columns i
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NEW LIVERY. SALE AND FEED STABLE.
You can get your horses fed with good feed, at
low prices also horses aud buggics TO let andteams
for heavy haaling. +.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-25
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
cir Animal Parade-A Fine Display.

Their Animal Parade-A Fine Display.
This morning the annual parade OF the Cadets of
Temperance took place. The weather and the dis
play exceeded the most sangutne expectations OF
those most interested in the feature. The turnout
the largest that has ever been seen in our CITY,
and the display was Of such nature as to please
the thousands who lined the entire route At 10
resting on Chesnut nd by half-past 10 O'Clock All
being in readiness, the procession moved in the fol-
lowing order:-
FIRST DIvIsIoN-Grand Marshal, Thomas r. loft
Special Aids, John w. Twelves and O. J. Jones.
Cavalcade.
Silver Spring Section, No. 2.
Elm Tree Section, No, 3,
morning Star Section No. 4.
SECOND DIvIsIoN-Matthew Mason, Marshal.
ing ball, on which was the inscription "Tempe-
rance
Southwark Section, No. 6.
Grand officers of the Order in carriages.
THIRD DIvIsIoN-JOhn g. Hurt Marshal
Hand-in-Hand Section, No.. I.
Harmony Section, No. s, with cavacade
Ark of Safety Section, No, II.
Liberty Section No. Y.
FOURTH DIvIsIoN-Chares II. Davis, Marshal
Kensington Section, No. 13.
Great Western Section, No. Ia.
Morning Light Section, No. 10.
FIFTH DIvISI0N-George Steele, Marshal.
Keystone Section, No. 22.
Hamilton Section, No. 25.
Passyunk Section, No. 27.
In moving,s the line countermarched dowI
Broad street TO Christian down Christian to Third
up Third to Pine out Pine to Fifth up Fifth to JEFF
ferson, out Jefferson TO Broad, down Broad Il
Spring Garden, and there dismissed. When the heaC
Of the line reached Fifth street and Girard avenu
there was halt of thirty minutes.