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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-04
County Attorney.

shall be candidate for reelection to the Office
Of County Attorney Of Lyon County, at the ensuing
November election.
P. B. PLUMB
EDITORS NEWS: You are authorized to announce
that am candidate for County Attorney subject
to the decision of a Republican Convention if one
have been induced to become candidate for the
Office
professions desire it.
Because want and need the profits of it.
3 because having filled the Office OF County At
torney IN an old state, believe can do so with
credit 20 myself and profit to the county.
Because the spirit and policy of cur institutions
favor fair distribution of Offices
D Because the railroad and county interests are
NOT or may not be the same, consequently the
County Attorney in justice TO himself and the
mnnity should not occupy both positions of County
Attorney and Attorney for the Railroads.
o. Because do not practice out of the county and
can give my personal attention the business, and
shall not have to entrust 1t to incompetent ire
sponsible parties.
G. B. BACHELLER.
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Chairman Lyon Co. Dem. Cent. Com.

LOCAL PoLITICs.-There is hut one eandI-
date for State Senator In this district-Lyon
and Greenwood counties-that we have heard
of.
E. b. Peyton is "soiug it alone" for Probate
Judge.
sois Prof Chambers for superintendent Of
Schools.
Col. Plumb and @. b. Bachelor are training
for the races next Tuesday for County Attor-
ney.
Ii. W. MeCune, +. G. Hunt and o. Y. Hart
are the candidates for Clerk OF the District
Court.
In the 65th district-Elmendaro, jackson and
WATERFOWL. p. Gould and F. r. Page are
running for Representative.
In the Goth district-Americus, Fremont and
Agnes-T. C. Hill Is having lonely time OF It
for Representative.
In this Observation-Disclosures, Pike and
Center-R- NJ. oVerstreet and C. v. Eskridge
are desirons Of serving the people in Topeka
next winter.
Everything is lovely 80 far, and quiet reigns
I'm Warsaw.
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Read what P. G. Hallberg says in another col
umn about his trees, vines and bulbs. p. G.
has the choicest varieties Of fruit trees and
vines for sale on his grounds south of town
and those wishing TO purchase should go and
examine his large stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
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On Tuesday evening teamster by the name
Dean, from Wichita, drove into ths yard OF
the Buckeye House Of this city, fed his mules,
and ut late hour in the night laid down to
sleep in HIS wagon. In the morning his wallet
containing some $50, had strangely disappear
ed, and his most diligent search has failed TO
discover any trace Of the treasure. While one
or two men with him just before he laid down
were suspected, there was no legal evidence to
implicate them. Strangers thus coming into
this or any other city, should be choice Of their
associates, and most careful as to their move
maufS
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Our enterprising friends, French & Green,
have arranged their stock OF goods in their
new room. We looked through their store
room and shops this morning. and think there
II not store in the State that presents finer
appearance. In the rear Of their store room
they have, by means Of wooden partition,
two fine rooms to be used in the manufacture
OF boots and shoes, and as a millinery shop,
respectively. We wish such enterprise as they
eyince much success,
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Excursion parties visiting Kansas have be-
come so common that we can hardly keep
track OF them. Last week one arrived at To-
peka from Ohio. At that place they separated,
each visiting his favorite part Of the State.
Several gentlemen came to Emporia, among
them w. q. Harrison, Of Wilmington, and
John Steele, Of Ross county, Ohio. We regret
that our friends should have come at so unfa-
vorable time as the past few days have been,
but hope to show them that our mud dries
quicker than that found In the old Buckeye
State.
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While looking after locals this morning in
in the vicinity OF Fourth avenue, we came
across one OF those noted Kansas institutions,
n local mud hole. Now every one who has
lived In Kansas for the past two weeks knows
what mud hole is; but this is purely a local
mud hole and confines its operations strictly
to the crossing of Commercial street and
Fourth avenue. The exact number of teams
and pedestrians who have been swallowed by
the relentless jaws Of this patriotic institution
~ entirely unknown. We would respectfully
call the attention Of our worthy street COM
missioner to this vicinity, rs it is almost Inn
possible for teams to cross
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The valleys of Dow and Allen creeks, in
this county, exhibit the most surprising i'm
proveDent Of any farming sections within our
knowledge. The farmers are of the most
thrifty, industrious character, and new
houses, orchards and fields of grain line those
streams, from their heads to their junction
with the Neosho.
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REMovALs.-The completion Of the new
building on the corner Of Fifth avenue and
Commercial street has caused some moving.
French & Green have removed TO the elegant
and spacious store room in Ruggles & Plumb's
new building. This is one Of the finest rooms
in the State, and when their goods are fixed
up will make quite an imposing sight and at
tract much custom. sHahn Bay will occupy
their old stand, 100 Commercial street. with n
large stock Of stoves and tinware.
Crawford & Steele will occupy two rooms In
the second story Of Rsggles s. Plumb's build
ing.
b. Gormley has taken possession OF the
building recently used as law office by Rug.
giles a. Plumb, where he will always be found
ready TO take the dimensions of any aspirant
for good clothes. He always has a fine assort-
ment of the materials from which to select.
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The joke comes on the bearer.

BIG THINGs.-John Stone, of Toledo, Chase
county, brought into our office, last week, a
little vegetable of the radish species. 1t was
grown on his upland farm near Toledo, and
when green weighed nineteen and one-half
pounds. This proves the assertion we often
hear-that upland prairies won't produce-to
be false.
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In passing the NJ, K. & T. railroad depot
yesterday, we saw three engines and n great
many cars standing on the side track. These
trains came down from junction City, and
were unable to go further owing to the break
in the road near the Cottonwood bridge. Trains
are running regular between here and Junction
Civ
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MARRIED.

MARKLE-CONNER.-On Thursday evening
October 9th, 1910, at O'Clock, at the Parsonage
by Rev. B. Kelly, Mr.. GEORGE MARKLE and Miss
JENNIE CoNNER, both of EmpOria.
GARDNER-THOMAS.- Thursday evening.
October 9th 1870, at O'Clock, at the residence OF
Prof L. b. Kellogg, by Rev. b. Kelly. Mr.. WILLIS
GARDNER, of Arkansas City, and Miss HELEN
THOMAS, of Emporia.
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JoxE.-A friend OF ours from the Southwest
visited town the other day, and brought with
him the following order to a commission mer-
chant here. We print it cerbdtim:
"OCtober the "a 1870.
"Pleas Give to the Bdrro,o those Blacks
Smith tools and Bedings And this Shall be
your ReCett'
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NJ. W. Phillips brought us, last Saturday.
thirty-seven potatoes; they could hardly be
accommodated in half bushel measure. Mr..
Phillips says he has often raised larger pota-
toes, but never raised crop where there was
so much uniformity in size.
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Bragunier Brothers have stock of fruit on
hands which excites the wonder OF strangers,
both with regard to quality and prices. This
firm received a car load of flour to-day. Their
large stock enables them to sell ut very low
figures
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VIsrroRs.-our town has been full of visit
ors, the last few days, from Ohio, Indiana,
New York, and elsewhere. They came on the
excursion which left Ohio about the 18th. The
weather has been so gloomy most OF the time
as to give them the blues. We judge, how
ever, to-day will dispel the gloom somewhat
as 1t Is as genial and bright as May. We
should not be surprised II they like this very
well for the first Of November.
Among the visitors are two or three Of our old
friends from Wilmington, Ohio, who seemed
TO be pleased with the county.
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Ogden Harleston, agent Of the Kansas Stage
Company at this place, informs us that the
company have succeeded in getting that part
OF their line between here and Eureka all
right again. Their stages leave Emporia at
half past six each morning
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Col. Robinson and Howard Dunlap are visit
ng in Ohio.

B. Gornley intends to use the front room OF
the buildisg he now occupies, as store room,
and viii in few days have large stock OF
clothes, furnishing goods, etc. His known
tastes in selecting goods will guarantee large
run of customers.
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Still They Comet. C. whitley is now OPEN
ing his second stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
His shelves and counters piled full of the latest
styles of Ladies' Furs, Fine Dress Goods, Cloaks,
Shawls, Arab Wraps. Boulevard Skirts, ready made
Suits and under wear.
His stock OF Blankets, Quilts. Flannels, Jeans.
Tweeds and Yarns, buck and fur Gloves, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Overcoats and fur Collars,
bid defiance the winter blasts. His motto is good
Goods and low prices, at Wholesale and Retail.
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The streams which were OVERLOOKING on
Monday are nearly all fordable at the usual
places, except the Cottonwood, which is fast
falling. Streams in Kansas rise rapidly and
fall very quickly.
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b. Gormley has again received a large In
voice Of cloths, furnishing goods, ETC., and rs
he always keeps the best Of workmen, is able
to suit the most fastldious.
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We notice that a feed store has been opened
In the frame building opposite the postofice.
We suppose the proprietOrs will let the people
know all about it In few days.
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b. T. Wright has removed to his new build
ing on the west side Of Commercial street. Mr..
Wright has furnished his building to suit the
hardware trade, and has conveniences seldom
found.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Legislature.

EDITORS NEWS: Please announce the name of
r. NJ OVERSTREET, a candidate for Repre-
sentative from the 64th district, subject the de-
eision of a Republican convention should one be
held MANY VOTERS
EDITORS NEWS: Please announce W. p GOULD
as the candidate for the Legislature in the 65th
District, and oblige MANY VOTERS
I shall be a candidate for Representative from
the 18th district. F. r. PAGE.
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We have been & little late with our Daily
so far. We shall cure this evil as soon as pos
sible. The machine is not in fair running or
der yet.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-04

Stanley Bros, at the National Restaurant,
No. 81 Sixth avenue, are having house full
all the time. They always get the best, and
consequently have one of the best tables in
the city
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-04

n. NJ. Murdoch was in town yesterday. He
was to go to Burlington, but could not make
it, owing to the break In the railroad. He
went home this morning.
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Hon. John X. Wright, of Junction City, was
In town this week. He was one OF the truest
and most useful men in the last House OF Rep
rcsentatiVes.
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8. s. Prouty, Of the Topeka Commonwealth,
was In town to-day. Prouty's good humored
countenance is always welcome.
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List Of letters remaining in the Fremont
postoffice on the first day Of November, 1870:
H. p. Perkins, Carl Scheel, VIM. Scheel, John
Rosean, 1. F. Dirks. Dorothea Henry.
c. D. BURDICK p NJ
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Millinery MiIIinery,i at Wholesale and
Retail.-They have large aud beautiful stock at
Newman & Bros, 100 Sixth avenue, just received
from New York, consisting OF the latest style of
Hats, Bonnets Ribbons Feathers. Flowers, Vel
vets, Laces, and everything in the line of Millinery,
together with splendid assortment of fancy arti
Giles for ladies' wear Elegant Roman Sashes, the
first ever brought TO Emporia. Also plain and fam
cy ribbons for sashes; collars of thread and point
lace, Valenciennes. Cluny etc, OF the newest
styles; Gnipure and thread lace for trimming;
Swiss, Cambria and Hamburg edgings in great
variety 1e-6
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Hotel and Reed Stable,

a a. CoWLES. who lives at the crossing Of
Il the Lawrence and the east an ii west roads
nal. a mile north of the Neosho. IN addition 10
ms Feed Stable, has fitted up Hotel cor 1be
accommodation ef travellers. Bread baked
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New E8oarding House.

THE old Normal School Boarding House. on
Il EAchange street, neaI the Christian
church. has been repaired, Thoroughly reno
Nated, neatly papered and literally furnished
throughout, and / nave opened 8 boarding
mousse IN 10 which i purpose making fhrst-cIass
IN every respect. BoaTders can be accomIno-
1ated with meals alone or with both meals 6 nd
IooglnS. Prices reasonable. For further par-
premises. fas-4Sl A. L. a. KEYS.
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Let the voters Of Emporia township residing
outside Of the city, remember that they are to
vote Mt the Court House on Tuesday next.
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The great question is, which ward OF the
city will cast the biggest vote next Tuesday.
Let US see.
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Ed. Borton, Of Emporia, was one OF the sec
retar!es Of the great National Capital COnven-
ton ut Cincinnati, a few days ago.
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The new lumber yard OF Washburn & Co.,
Of which John I. Thompson has charge, is
starting on in good order.
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Coall CoaI!! CoaI!I!

"E have just received 500 bushels Of La
w petite county Coal, the best in the m ar
81, which We are Offering for sale ut reason-
at our shop on Commercial sire ct,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. We
keep large supply constantly OH hand.
os'--i CONNER a RYAN.
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We received n call yesterday from our young
friend j. G. Becker, OF Chelsea. He reports
mud and high water in that direction.
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The man who said the senior editors upper
lip looked like 1t had been struck with wet
rope is getting better.
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How big vote can Lyon county cast next
Tuesday? Let US all go to the polls and see.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-11-04

The Real Estate and Insurance Quarterly
Reuiesc Of VIM. Andrews, Jr., has just been
issued at this ONCE.
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Woods selling at $3.50 to %. Many people
arc fixing 70 burn coal, which is cheaper.
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Lyon County Democratic Central Cor,m,tt.s
Attentfonf

There will be meeting sf the Lyon County
Democratic Central Committee Mt the Court
House, in Emporia, on SATURDAY, NOV. s,
1870, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Every member Of the Committee Is partien-
lariy requested to be present, as important
business will come before the Committee.
GEO. b. COOPER,
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s A. Bailey, the grocer, is doing heavy bust.
ness
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If You Want good pair of Boots, want good
Hat, want good pair Of Gloves, want good Neck
tie, want a good box of Collars, want pair of
Boots made to order, want nice pair of slippers,
want good pair of Socks, want pair of good win
ter Boots cheap, want to trade Corn for Boots
Shoes, &c, go to p. j. LEHNHARD's,
Sign of Big Boot. on Sixth Avenue, and you viii
he accommodated Aa-tf
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Ladies' and Gents Undergarments for fall
and winter, just received at
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Clerk pistrict Court.

We are authorized 70 announce that II. W. nc
CUNE will be candidate for the office OF Clerk of
the district Court at the election 70 be held No
vember Ssh prox-
We are authorized to announce the name of F. G.
HUNT candidate for reelection 20 the Office of
Clerk of District Court for Lyon county for the
ensuing term
= We are authorized TO announce o. Y HART as a
candidate for Clerk of the District Court for Lyon
county, for the ensuing term.
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Mrs. Fletcher would inform the ladies of Empo-
ria that she win in few days open Millinery and
Dress making Rooms in her store corner of 18th
Avenue and Commercial Street.
Mrs. Fleteher's long experience in the business
enables her to please the most fastidious both in
Millipery and Dress making. Stamping of all
kinds done to order. 40-tf
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INSIST that your Grocer gives you
BOWEN'S
Savon Ttalion Soap, (Red papers)
Or his Star Soap,
as Olive Soap,
Extra Family Soap,
"a New MOwn Hay, eToilet Soap)
Ladies ezaAot be deceived, and these Soaps are
spreading like wiId-dre. Don't take any other
you will miss it if you do. 4S-14-3
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Miik.-From and after the list day of November.
1870 shall raise the price Of MIX to 10 cents per
quart, and cents per pint.
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Furs.-The Largest and Cheapest assortment of
ST. --'- BANCROFT & McCAKrER,s.
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1eO Coats st cost; 40 Vests at costs; 125 pairs
Pants at cost For want of room haze decided to
close out my entire stock of Clothing as above at
wholesale and retail mean what say.
T. c. WIBLEY,
4-45 Outffting Store.
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Railroad Land for Sa1e.-I have yet a few
quarter sections of Railroad Land of good quality
and on ten years. credit, from half a mile to four
miles of Americas. viii show them free of charge.
r. w. RANDALL.
Americas Eas., October Is, 1870. 42-tf
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Probate Judee.
superfntendent OF Public Instruction.

EDITORS NEWS: Please announce my name as a
candidate for the Office Of Probate Judge, subject
to the decision of Republican convention. lif one
should be heidi L. b. PEYTON.
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The War News continues exciting, and al
though VIM. Clapp is receiving daily large supplies
of Boots and Shoes, yet it is evident that within
few days the decisive battle win be fought Both
armies concentrating large forces, and it is to
the interest of every man, woman and child to call
at Clapp's Boot. Shoe and Clothing Ii use and lay
in their fall supplies. 81
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COST Cost - Cost ii-Wishlng to dispose of
a lot of furnishing goods will sell them at cost.
Socks, 12H to % cents per pair; Check Shirts, go
cents; Hickory Shirts, only so cents; Drilling
Drawers, 80 and 70 cents; Undershirts, Gauze and
Merino, SOC to 81. For bargains go to LEHNHARD's,
sign of the Big Boot. 28-tf
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We authorized to announce the name of A.
D. CHAMBERS for re election to the ONCE OF Su-
Rerintendent OF Public Instruction OF Lyon County.
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Mrs. S. L. pye, Fashionable Dress Maker,
guarantees to please her customers always. Shirts
cut and made with exactness. Residence Mar
ket Street, at Mrs Mansfeld's old stand. 42-f4-2
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Spring Wagons with three oil tempered sprinI
just received at E4s-4sl o. p. BOWMAN s Co.'S.
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In Warsaw.
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Arkansas City.-Wanted a good Blacksmith
at this growing young town. To q live man we can
offer irst-ciass inducements. Address c. W Esk-
ridge, Emporia, or II. Il. NORTON
4O-47 Arkansas Civ
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Black veiyeteen for saeques and Dresses at
43-tf BANCROFT & McCARrER's.
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EVENING STAR, CHALLENGE,

TIME demand for Charter Oak, Challenge and
L Evening Star Stoves has grown so rapidly
of late that we have not filled orders as
promptly desirable; but having now secur-
ed the assistance of another Stove Foundry.
we shall hereafter confine nearly the entire
force of our own establishment to the produc-
ton of the Stoves above named, and hope to
fill all orders without delay.
We would call the attention of those about
purchasing, to the success and popularity of
all of these Stoves. No better evidence of their
intrinsic merit can be offered than statement
of the fact, that after Is years use. and being
subject to severe tests in all kinds of localities
and to the most bitter and determined opposi-
ton that could be invented, that they are to-
day, the most popular Stoves in the market,
and have given such universal satisfaction that
the demand is greater than ever.
If you want the best Cooking Stove for
wood, buy the Charter Oak.
If you want the best Cooking Stove for coal,
buy the Challenge.
If you want the neatest and best sheet iron
Parlor Stove ever made, buy the Evening Star.
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LamPsl Lamps! Students Lamps. two sizes,
Pulpit Lamps, Hail Lamps. Over 100 different
styles at the oueensware Store.
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Gentlemen requested to call ut French
Green's and examine the fall styles of Silk Hats.
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Prepare Yourself for what must come by buy
ing pair of those nice white Blankets at
34-tf NEWMAN & BROS
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Take Notice.-All accounts due the firm OF
Kraft s Dietrich must be settled within ten days
from date or they viii be placed in the hands OF
some attorney for collection.
October q, 1870 KRAFT & DEITRIeH
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If You want good pair of Kid Gloves, warran
ed, you can find them at
34-tf NEWMAN & BROS
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BY the Latest ArriSsl-Linen, Muslin and
Wooden Shirts Mems Jackets single and double
knit, etc, at WILLIAM CLAPP's.
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Dalton has fresh supply of Confectioner
Canned Fruits, Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. 39-tf