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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-06-03
THE KAw RESERVE GOBBLED.
The Rush for ssClaims."


The fore part of this week a rumor
reached here that the Kaw Indian Re-
servation was open for settlement,
and there was an immediate rush
in that direction. Nearly every quar-.
ter section is taken by this time
This Reserve is nine by fourteen miles
and is composed of the very best land
in the NeoshO valley. 1t has been close.
ly watched for years by many who de-
sired to get homes on it. The same
kind of rumor has several times before
caused il to be suddenly settled, and af.
ter the claim hunters remaining a day
or so, 1t has as often been suddenly
unsettled. How this rumor got in cir.
culation is more than we can explain
but this we do know, that the news
from Washington has contained moth
ing that would lead to this rumor.
The rapidity with which the Reserve
was taken up, and the public sentiment
which sustains the settlers in going
there, even though they have no right
to do so, only proves how impatient the
people have become at the foolish and
unreasonable delays of the government
in opening the land to settlement. They
have waited in vain for our Representa-.
tives to do something for them. They
will wait no longer. We have heard
rumors that these settlers were to be
driven off of the Reserve. We do not
know whether this is so or not. 1t seems
TO Nksa Zoo hi Ind
ans out of the way is to crowd them out
and thus make the governments do some
thing to get possession of the land. We
hope there will be no violence on either
side.
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Tobacco-Active at full prices planters plug SOC
FlouTISpring and low grades of fall, droop;
ing; tall super 81 OOa'4 20@5 500; Xxx $4.6aG5; NXN
$525s5. 20; family brands $5eo9T-25.
Wheat-Dull: choice fall lower; No. spring
worth about Sd; No. red fall 81 .059IO7; No. dc
81 Is choice 81 1901 b.
Corn.--Firmer;; Mixed s6a96; yellow 9eg07
white 81 coal 10.
Oats-Better.
Rye-Firm.
Barley-Dull.
1OIsta12 for Louisiana; conee dull at 20923; mo-
lasses quiet, 50G65 for sugar house.
Provisions-Pork quiet and firm at 30; bacon
firm, order sales of shoulders at a3Is clear sides
I7ls lard nominal at 151sG16.
Cattle-Steady.
Hogs-Steady and unchanged.
Chicago Market-June 2.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and easier, closing at 9Tk9S4l
COrn-Active and excited closing at s19slas fol-
Oats Moderately active and closing at 47'. for
No. -.
Rye-Quiet; No. 2 closed at 7sH.
Barley-Dull; 55GG0 for No. ?.
Professionalism and nominal.
Cattle-Moderately active, and firm at 50cd55 for
butchers to extra prime shipping steers
New York Market-June g.
FIour-Moderate business: 4.75(G4 s. for super
western: $5.OO95e0 for extra do; $5.25G5O for
good to choice; $5.45(G6.3 30 for white wheat.
Wheat-1c lower with moderate demand at
81 1891. 10 for Chicago; 81 s0a1 - for No. Mil
waukee; 2Ta1 % for No. spring; 81 30dI "a for
winter red and amber western.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged ".-f.
Barley-Dull. ...... 81.
Corn.Heavy and lower, 81 yO5a1.Os for mixed
western yellow and white
Oats-Heavy and lower; closing at COS. .s
quiet and unchanged.
Provisions-POrk firm at s29OO929.75 for mess
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AN ORDINANCE
I'm Relation IN WaVIS

Be IL ordained by the Mayor and COHnc,lmPn
OF the city OF Emporid:
SECTION !. That there is hereby granted
permission to any person to dig one or more
wells in any street avenue in said city, but no
well shall be dug within four feet of the limits
prescribed for the width of sidewalks nor
more than twenty-one feet into the streets or
avenues from the line of the lots fronting on
said streets or avenues, and all wells dug I'M
not contain fair supply of fresh water, as
hereinafter provided, shall be filled up by the
person or persons digging the same.
SEC. 2. All wells dug under the provisions
of this ordinance shall be public wells, amt
subject TO the control of the City Council.
SEC. 3. That for each and every well dug,
walled, curbed, and supplied with the neces-
buckets, and which well shall contain fair
supply of fresh water, TO the satisfaction of the
Mayor, there shall be paid cut of the City
Treasury one-half the actual and necessary
expenses incurred by such person or persons
for such well, which expenses shall be ascer-
tanned by the Mayor and reported to the Coun-
ell: PrOrided, That no payment shall be made
for any well dug in any street or avenue nearer
than four hundred feet to any other well in the
said digging shall have and contain fair sup
ply of fresh water, to be ascertained by the
Mayor, as hereinbefore provided.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
II. &. CROSS, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing
Is a true and correct copy of the original Ordi-
nance on file in my office. In testimony where
of have hereunto set my hand this LIST day
of June, A. D. 1870. Fl. W MCCUNE,
City Clerk.
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Notice to Contractors.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAfORS OFFICE ..
EMPoRIA, Kas., June 1, 1905
CEALED Proposals will be received at this
y Office up TO o'clock p. M, on June 18th,
A. D. 1870, for furnishing material and build
ing sidewalks on Sixth avenue, between Com
mercial street and East street, as provided by
ordinance, approved May Sd, A. d. 1870.
The estimated cost of walks IL feet wide, is
80 cents per lineal foot, and of walks feet
wide, 70 cents per liReal foot. Plans and spec
iications of said walks to be seen at my office.
Proposals will also be received at the same
time for building trestles or supports under
said walk ut such places as needed, as is shown
by plans and specifications above mentioned.
Estimated cost of trestles per lineal foot, for
sidewalks II feet wide, is % cents, and for
walks feet wide. is 10 cents per lineaI foot.
Said walks and tresties to be completed with
in thirty days from time of accepting bid. All
bids TO be accompanied by bond of the bidder
and acceptable sureties conditioned for the
faithful fulfllment of proposal, If accepted.
Said bids are to be sealed and directed ..Pro-
pOsals to build sidewalks
22-2S II. c. CROSS, Mayor. .
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"KANSAS OVERCROWDED. -

''To the West, to the West. to the land of the
free,'' sings Mr.. Charles Mackey, and Mr..
Greeley family echoes him by telling poor dew
lis who have not 81. 80 in the world to take $3.50,
go West and buy farm. Thus sing the poets,
but prose tells different tale, far, at least,
as Kansas is concerned. A letter from Kansas
City, No., destroys the illusion. There en-
ployment is scarce, and labor cheaper than in
the East. At Humboldt there are about one
thousand emigrant wagons filled with crying
women and children, whose tears reprOach
at once the folly OF their husbands and
fathers and the cruelty of those who babe them
shake OFF the dust of the East and advance up
on the West like an army with banners-tO go
where, as in DOuglas Jerrold's Australia the
earth tickled with the hoe will laugh with the
harvest For the last five weeks the country
has been cracked and warped by drouth, wa
ter can hardly be obtained, and thus to the
pains Of hunger are added the intOlearable
pangs of thirst. Emigrants to the West are
returning in large bands, thankful only that
their lives have not been lost. Kansas is so
oyercrowder that tits next to impossible for a
traveller to find any sort OF accommodation;
thieves and murderers abound and do q large
business. And this is the glorious West, the
dream OF the poet and philanthropist!-N. J..
World.
The above is taken from that delecta-
BILE sheet, the New York World. We
publish it to show what ridiculous and
false statements are being made in the
East in regard to our State. We know
the World does not enjoy very wide
spread reputation for honesty, but what
could be its object in publishing batch
of statements every one of which are as
false as anything that ever proceeded
from the father of all liars, is unaccount-
able to us. We should, perhaps, have
paid no attention to the Worlds malic-
ious and ignorant paragraph had we not
seen its statements reiterated in respect
able eastern exchanges. We are sorry
to see them copied aud apparently en-
dorsed by such papers as the Eric, (Pa. }
Gazette. The World may be actuated
by no higher motive than to talk thus
about Kansas because the Tribune urges
poor men to come here and settle.
That it or any other of the old Border
Ruffian school of papers have no love
for Kansas, we all know. They would
cheerfully blot the State out ofexistence.
That there is widespread feeling in
the east that too many people are COM
ing West may furnish another reason
why the eastern papers like to publish
such ridiculous lies about Kansas.
That the season has been unfavorable
we all admit. That some portions OF
the State have suffered for lack of rain
we do not deny. But in the past two
or three weeks the rains have been co.
pioHs, and to-day we will put the cult.
waited acres of Kansas against the same
number of acres IN New York, fol
promising bountiful crops. The WO1Ro
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The Eenian movement has had very
satisfactory result. While attempting
to invade Canada, O'Niel, the leader of
the Fenian forces, was collared, cap
tured and thrown into a hack by cou-
pie of men and carried back to Jail,
while his small band of Irish followers
was scattered to the four winds of
Heaven by the rifles of few Canadians.
This -Fenian fiZzle should make every
sensible Irishman blush with shame.
1t ought to teach him once for all, that
no raid upon Canada can possibly help
his country or result otherwise than
disastrously to his cause. Every such
n movement must be made not only in
plain violation of the law, but against
common sense and common justice.
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The Senate Committee on Territories
have agreed upon bill to organize the
Indian Territory, south of us, under
the name of Oklahoma. The Indians,
we believe, are pretty generally opposed
to the measure. The settlement and
organization of this country by whites
is only a question of time, and Mr.. In
dian might as well succumb to the de-
crees of fate. This territory will make the
best State in the Union within the next
twenty-five years, and the Indians must
either jump into the current and go
along or be thrown up on the dry land.
But let us beg of the committee not to
cucumber the territory with that name.
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There has been terrible slaughter Of
the Jews by the Christians in Turkey
Thousands of men, women were drag
ged from their homes and slaughtered
The Christians took advantage of the
absence of the reigning prince, Charles
at preconcerted time, and began to.
tai determination oftheir enemies. The
slaughter had its origin in the vindic.
tiveness of the native Christians against
the Jewish population.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
Commissioners of Lyon county, Kansas. on the
4th day Of July, A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the County Clerks
office in the court house in the city of Empo-
ria in said county, praying for the establish
ment of county road as follows: Commence
ing ut the center stone of the north line of sec
ton seven z, } township nineteen (19,) range
twelve az, and running thence south along
the north and south center line of said section,
to the center stone of the south line of the said
section; said road to extend from north to
south through and on the established line of
said section seven (7.)
Dated, Emporia, June I'd. AID. 1870.
IRA HlNSHAW,
1928 and Is other.
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Dissolution.

EElHE eO-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. S. Tandy and j. W. Trueworthy,
under the firm name of Tandy & Trueworthy,
druggists, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
The business hereafter will be conducted by
A. S. Tandy, who will pay all the debts of the
late firm, and to whom all debts due the firm
must be paid. A. S. TANDY,
j. w. TRUEWORTHY.
Emporia, Kas., June 1st, 1870. 22-23
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Notice.

DAVID BUCKLEY will take notice that on
- the 23d day of May, A. d. 1879, F. G..
Hunt, Justice of the Peace of Emporia town.
ship, Lyon county, Kansas, issued an order of
attachment against the property of said David
Buckley, in a cause pending before said Justice.
wherein +. A. Ingleson is plaintiff, and said
David Buckley is defendant, and that said
cause will be heard on the I'd day of July, A.
d. 1870, at o'clock p. m. of said day.
PEYTON & SANDERS
22-24S Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Every subscriber to the EMPoKIA
NEWS is entitled to a sample number of
the mammoth Weekly State Record,
published at Topeka, the Capital of the
State, by addressing the State Record
Co.. Topeka, Kansas. 1t has no superb
or in the West
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What will the poor Clarke organs do
If it turns out that Kalloch is not a can
didate for anything? Is there anything
else but ftKalloch," 'Kalioch" that they
can say in answer to the various charges
against their great chief?
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Alnnerin Gillett, PM Before F. 9. Hunt, J.
J. B. Brandon, d'n. ship, Lyon !ap CO., Ka S
ON the oath day Of May, 1870. said Justice
~ issued an order of attachment and gar
nishment against W. G.. Quimby, in the above
action for the sum Of forty-five dollars. Said
cause will stand for hearing July 2, 1870 at 10
O'Clock a. m. ALMERIN GILLETT.
Emporia, June 3, 1870. .-..- 1924
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For TIE EMPoRiA NEWS.
THE NORMAL BOARDING HOUSES.

The undersigned, disabled soldiers,
widows of soldiers, and others who,
from force of circumstances, over which
they have no control, are compelled to
earn a scanty and precariOus living by
keeping boarders, have seen with alarm
an ordinance just passed by our City
Council, authorizing the city to build
boarding houses in opposition to us. and
thereby deprive US of our only means
of earning q living for ourselves and
little ones who are depending upon us
for their daily bread. We humbly
trust that the people by their votes will
veto said ordinance. We are now hard
ly able, with the strictest economy, to
live. Do not take the bread from our
mouths do not, City of Emporia, run
opposition to the poorer class of your
Inhabitants. If you do You will soon
be called upon to vote bonds to build a
poor house. We all must live, and II
we cannot do SO by our own industry,
you will be compelled to support us.
We are confident that our City Fathers,
10 whom be ell praise for tho passage
OF stringent ordinances against intern
peranee and other kindred vices, did
not weigh the conseqences to us, or
they would not Gas we believe) sc
thoaghtlessly have attempted TO inter
fere with our business. Trusting tina
the friends of the poor and deserving
will give this, our RemOnstrance, due
consideration, we subscribe ourselves
respectfully yonrs, ta
BoARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.
MrssRs. EDIToRs; viii you be kline
enough to print the above remonstrRpce
Itambodies the sentiments of quite
larUa class of the people of this cit!
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsign-
IN ed, Elizabeth Lawson admistratriX of
the estate OF John Lawson, deceased, will
proceed to make final settlement of said estate
On the first Monday in July, A. d. 1870, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. of said day, before the
Probate Court of Lyon county. Kansas, at
the Office of the Probate Judge thereof, in the
city of Emporia, in said county.
Dated June I'd. A. ID. 1870.
ELIZABETH LAWSON,
1926 Administrators.
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MARKErs BY TEIEoRApH.

n. Y. Money and Stock Market-June 2.
Money easy; 395 on call.
Sterling firm at go.
Gold dull, steady opened at 14ys and closed at
lax.
Clearances $40 OOOO 600.
Exports $212 600.
Sub treasury sold 81 600 600 gold at f14,4.
Governments higher. q
Currency 6's 49,.
State bonds hr1l1-MO,S
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"AVE established new Meat Market the
corner of 9th Avenue and Mechanics street
They will at all times keep good supply Of fresh
and dried meats. They make the best beiogne IN
the market
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ROCK RIVER
Patent Building Paper.
JOHN WAYNE 6 CO., Agents,
Emporia, Kansas,

Among the many testimonials In favor OF
this new and cheap building material is the
following:
MONTANA, Iowa, January 2a, 1870.
Rock Rirer Pepper Co. :.
GENTS have used your building paper
and ind that IL has the desired effects. It pre-
vents freezing, and the plain board on the in.
side makes wall rs warm and comfortable n
Plastering, At much less expense. There is nc
doubt but that IL saves its entire cost In falel
and ec0nDmy. f.iFi fl4 H1+sE p f--al 1s-E
1922 KNIGHT & BURLINGAME. &
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Election Notice.

To the qualified UOfers Of School District No.
1, Lyon county, Kansas:
TNHERE will be an election held at the stone
l. school house in said district on
Saturday, June IL, at o'clock p. M,
at which time all the qualified voters of said
district will be entitled to vote on the question
Of issuing the bonds of said district in the sum
of six thousand dollars. for the purpose of
building an additional school building in said
district, said bonds to be payable in ten years
from date of issue, and to bear interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum. Parties ia
vOring the issuing of said bonds will vote a
written or printed ballot IoIlows: "FoT
School Bonds" Parties opposing the issuing
of said bonds will vote a written or printed
ballot follows: against School Bonds.''
22-23 A. n. HANNA. Clerk
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Southeast u sec 10, town. IL. range 1I-I6O
acres-seven miles from town, frame house, 80
acres broke, timber and water, Dow creek run
ming through the same; price, $40 per acre.
NwN of e u and W u of n d sec. "a,
town. II, range 1910 acres-50 acres fenAed
and 40 acres broke, one mile and half W of
Americas; price $3.50 per acre. This is on a
State road. in full view of town, and good
farm.
KS e = sec. G, town. Is, range IL, one mile
east Of Americas, OH State road; price, $3.50
per acre.
Sw Il Ofnw Il sec. 20, town. Is, range IL
40 acres-all fenced and broke, good frame
house, running stream on the place, 5X miles
from Emporia, good bottom land and cheap ut
$1,000.
W II u sec. %, town. Is, range ~, near
Badger creek, and near A, T. & S. F. r. r.,
good rolling prairie, at % per acre.
S Hs 4 sec. 3, town. g, range IL, and five
acres in n corner sec. 8, town. 10, range II, 30
acres under pillow, of excellent bottom, small
house, quite a lot of fruit trees, plenty Of tim
Der for the place, and Allen creek runs through
the same, in good neighborhood and near a
good school house, two and half miles from
town: price, $1,000. s..l..
S II of n W Il see. o, town. Is, range 1870
aeres14o ssros fenced and mostly broke, frame
and considerable quantity of fruit trees plenty
of stock water, and some timber, on NeoshO
river, two miles from town; price. 81 600, half
down, balance in one year.
.r. 10 .
A farm of 123 acres adjoining Americas on
the west, % acres in cultivation, small frame
house, well, considerable fruit, six acres of
timber, etc, ETC.; price, 81, 200. This rs
splendid piece of land. and beautifully located.
20
A farm OF so acres, adjoining Americas on
the east, all fnclosed, and 10 acres under pillow
a fine bearing orchard, two small houses and
nine acres Of timber on the Neosho; price,
$500.
SwL sec g, town. IS, range H. half a mile
east of town, good second bottom prairie. on
main travelled road. and would make a good
farm; price, S12 per acre.
Sc N sec. %, town. %, range 10, in Green
wood county, good quality of rolling upland
prairie; 50 per acre.
n w u sec. "a, town. %, range II, also In
Greenwood county, same quality as above, and
at 81 per acre.
f II and n w u see. IL, town. Is, range 10.
and W sw Il sec. 8, town. 1S, range 10
160 acres, good upland prairie, three and half
miles west OF Americas; price, "a per acre.
Farm of so acres three and q half miles east
of Americas, near Allen creek, So acres in cul-
tiyation, upwards OF 100 fruit trees, log house.
granary, corral, lot of Usage, ETC.; price
q, 400.
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HERITAGE BROS.

~ ARPENTERS, JOINERS, AND BUILDERS
Work done by the day contract, cheap
quick and well. shop 81 Exchange St. south Of
Fremont Park.
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The decrease of the public debt dur
ing The month of May is Sl4, 301 ,962, 81
decrease since March LIST, S31, 766, 1O5, 80.
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Stray Cow.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, in Emporia,
y large brindle Cow, lined back, the ends
Of her horns were sawed of, and the bushy
part Of her tail was of. She is about years
old, and probably has young calf. Any one
giving me information where she is, or deliver
Ing her to me, will receive at least 80 reward.
22-24 G.. b. BACHELLER.
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By virtue of authority in me vested. 1, III. T..
Cross, Mayor Of the city OF Emporia, do hereby
proclaim and make known that an election
will be held in said city on
Thursday the 18th Day OF June, 1870,
at which election all the qualified electors Of
said city shall be entitled TO vote upon the fol-
lowing proposition, to-wit: Shall the city OF
Emporia issue her bonds IN the sum OF six
thousand dollars, (S6, e00) for the purpose Of
erecting and completing boarding houses for
the use of students OF the State Normal school.
Those voting in favor Of said proposition shall
vote a written or printed ballot. as follows:
3For the Bonds TO Build Boarding Houses
Those voting against said proposition shall
vote 4 written or printed ballot wOrded as fol-
lows: Against the Bonds ts Build Boarding
Houses Is
The bonds to be issued for the above prop
osItiou are TO be payable ten years after date
Of ISSUE with ten per cent. interest, payable
annually, and cannot be sold for less than 80
The ELECTION TO be conducted under the gem
eral election laws Of the State Of Kansas, ex-
cent that the returns shall be made TO the City
Council the day amer SSi o,s siceIsoh'
First Wdrd-At the ONCE Of 2. Borton, on
Commercial street, between Sixth aud Seventh
avenues. Judges-A. n. Hanna, w. q. Fer
guson and j. MaureF- Clerks-Harry Mayse
-' Sseood II WSrdFAt the Office Of j. S. CIeve-
land IN F'iffh avenue, between Continental
and Mechanics streets Judges-J. 3. CIeye-
land Thex1as Murdoch and W. Davis. Clerks
w, A. Randolph and j. l. Williams.
Third Ward-In the adjoining building 10
the office Of o. Y. Hart. on Commercial street,
between Fourth and .litn avenues; Judges-
CIerks-R. ID. MeCarter and II. s. willard.
Fo,1rfk Wdrd-At the jewelry store Of John
Steffen. on Commercial street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues: Sudges-sohn Bay
- e'A' = -" = b. C. CROSS, Mayor.
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New Advertisements.

D. uoyT CHAMBERLIS FRANK A. NEWELL
CHAMBERLAIN & NEWELL,
A TFORNE9S AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
IN Office in o. \. Harris Real Estate and insur-
anee ONCE No. 141 Commercial Street
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Beck, Follett 8 Mcclure,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Cottonwood Falls, Kansas.
Attachment Notice.

Also Publishers Of The Central Kansas Inde,
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ICE! ECE!!

WYE desire to inform the public generally
w that we are prepared to furnish them
with a good article of ice, either with delivery
wagon or at our meat marlDt, on Commercial
street, east side, between Firth and Sixth ave
nues. KRAFT & DIETRICH.
June /, 1870. Casinos