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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11
EMPoRIA MARkErs.
Groceries.

GEoceE100s
. HysSs 5spsn
sga4E-Reaned, 10 to &C per ID; crushed, &C.;
n; O., 16 to zoe
D.; Cold Bar. rs; navy ANY,: TOO: Grape juice sc;
Fine cut, $50
R aSSGN1sc per pe sPl ib.
oSsa s8S :s House. 100
S Sc sss Der s fS a6o pee per kit.
Is . 81 currents s: blacEbsrriss S; 6acEis6eT-
.CANNEp GOoDs-Peaehes 4Oc per CAM cherries
sc; M 4O; ser zos pine sp
SSc: HOLSTERS acc sardines Soc
BUTTER-s5 to z5c per Ib.
s1LT-sS g e per Ii; Sass to $50 per Dbl
HANs-Country cured 29c per lb: sugar cured
Csc.
soAP-Extra family 15c per Id; palm 12kc.
cAKpIEs-star rs Sc PEE per ri Ii; tallOw aOc.
KEROSENE OIL-7oc per gallon; crystalized zoe.
sHoT-s0c per Id.
LEAD-20c do
PowDER-6Oc per lb; blasting 40c.
Dry Goods.
PRINrs-Sprague's, American, Richmond's, Mer-
imack D.. 12kc per I'd; Wamsutta 1Oc.
BLEACRED MUsLIIs-Launsdala, sc per yd;
Bates Mills 25c; Reynolds soc; Senperideln a.,
25ci Washington q, 1880; MassasOit SC.
DENIAs-25 to 36c per I'd.
SHIFTING STRIPE-S0 TO SOC per I'd.
WOOL pELAIHs-40 to Soc per I'd.
AERIEos-T5c to 81 IS per I'd.
FLANNRLs-S0 to e0c per I'd.
FACTORY JEANS-45 to 9oc per I'd.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMg-20 to 25c per yd.
SATIGET5-76c to LOO per yd
HOOP SKIRTS-60c to $2.o0.
Bread etuns.
FLoUR-xxx, $500 per sack; Xxx. 400: Spring
CORN MEAL-$1. 90 per bushel.
GRAHA1 FLoUR-zc per lb.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-7c per Id.
Small GRAIN
WHEAT-spring, TIC. to 90 per bushel: Fall.
IS to 166.
CORN-50 to 60c per bIishel.
OATs-60c per bushel.
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-Choice steak i5c per ID; choice roast 1Sc /;
other qualities 10c.
PORL-ChOice steak 1Se per Id; sides and mid
dlings 15c.
CHIcKENs-Large. dressed or alive CSC.
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LARGE FURNITURE AND CARPET STORE
We had the pleasure of peeting Col. J. L. Alb
ernathy, OF the firm Of Alternately Bros, Of
Leavenworth, and OF Wood & Alternately, Of
Kansas City, who is here with S. II. Kelsey,
Of the former house, for the purpose Of estab-
fishing 4 wholesale and retail furniture and
carpet store. The store OF Alternately Bros,
Leavenworth, is the largest and finest in the
West, not excepting any Of the same kind in
81. Louis. II was established in 1857, and has
been steadily enlarged TO meet the demands OF
the thousands of immigrants, year after year,
10 our new State; and they are now making
arrangements for another great enlargement.
Mr.. A. is one Of the liNest business men in
Kansas. Mr.. Kelsey il an active young man
who possesses all the requisite qualifications to
control and build up a large business. We
are gratified To know that they have found in
our town 50 good an opening for their bush
ness. Mr.. A. lefl to-day. Mr.. Kelsey remains
70 complete the Arrangements preliminary to
bringing on a larger and finer stock Of goods
than has ever before been demanded in Empo-
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Since our last, the mark OF improvement has
taken big leap forward. Main street seems
to be leading on this spring as the following
list of improvements will testify;
ID. A. Stahi has commenced the erection OF 3
store. 23x50 feet, and two stories high, on the
corner OF Main and Broadway. It will be up In
few days, and Is to be done OF in good style.
A block below, on the corner Of Main and
Locust, DIR. G.. W. Sutton has the foundation
built for drug store, 40 feet in length, which
will also be creditable building when COM
pleted.
A block farther down j. W. d 8. A. 10y
have a one story stere building enclosed, 40
feet in length, with nice show-windOw front,
TO be used by them for a grocery and dry goods
store
On the next corner, near the depot, u. B.
Campbell has the frame UP for q building 16x
26, stOry-and-a-half, with addition 16x30, which
he will use for a hotel. A large force OF work
men are engaged upon this building, and it
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Opposite the last mentioned, is the new de-
pot building, which has just been finished in
side, and the lumber office Of A. G. Edmiston
the latter a story-and-a-half, the upper floor
Of which is to be used for storing mouldings
and other finishing lumber.
On the next block down the street, on the
west side, j. w. 10y is building q residence,
the main part 16x26, story and half, with an
ell 16x22, while upon the lower corner OF the
same block, j. W. List is at work upon a resi-
dence for himself, the dimensions of which are
16x30, two-story, with ell 14x16.
Opposite Mr.. Lists David Heasly is building
q story-and-a-half dwelling, 14x22 feet in size.
The above are all on one street.
T0ganh Miller il hufl6inO dyEAilfnO 1lJr0A
feet, with an ell 14x16-All story-and-a-half
high-on the corner Of Mulberry and Sixth
streets. 1t will be 4 irst-class building, and
is to be finished by March LIST.
Frank Taylor, j. Adair, Mr.. Crib, and 9TH
ers have built houses in the eastern part Of
town.
Besides the above, large number of other
buildings are either under contract, or will be
built In early spring. Altogether, things are
looking lively in town, and we expect too see
them look more SO in the spring. &.
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The NEW BOOK SToRE.--We are pleased to
chronicle the fact that Miss Plumb and Mrs.
FOotc have opened splendid stock OF school
hooks, miscellaneous books by standard au-
thors and the latest works of the best modern
writer's, beautiful ehromos, American and for
cign, ladies' work boxes and writing desks, and
numerous other useful and beautiful things
designed for the convenience, amusement and
benefit Of the people and the decoration oftheir
homes. They have also wall paper OF finer
quality than any ever before offered for sale in
Emporia, Grover & Bakers sewing machines,
.Sc., Sc. We are sure these ladies will succeed
well. We have greatly needed store OF this
kind They premise to add something new to
their stock, ere long, which we are sure will be
a gratifying feature ortheir store to everybody.
But their valentines! just go and see their VAL
.cntines.
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Owing TO the strin-
geney OF the times, 1 am compelled to do q
CASH BUSINESS.
All persons indebted to me are earnestly re-
quested to call and settle. wish to close my
books by the LIST of March, after which time
shall abandon the credit system, and close out
my entire stock of goods for cGsh. Especial
inducement viii be offered to the cash trade.
Thanking the public for past favors, I shall
endeayor by close application to business and
fair dealing to merit q continuance Of the same.
Yours, &c. J. D. GIBSON.
Americas, Feb. 8, 1870. 6-9
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NEW HoUsEs.-The following list embraces
only a fractional part OF the number Of
new houses which have been commenced
within the past week or two. There are now
in course OF erection in EmpoFia more than
ffty good, permanent buildings:
d. W. Holderman, residence in Ruggles' adj
dition-eost 9, 200.
Messrs. Gillett q Campbell, q business house
adjoining Newman Bros. dry goods store.
+. A. Newell, late Of Gowanda, New York,
Is building n residence on the corner Of Ninth
avenue and Merchants street, which will cost
about q, 800.
p. b. Plumb residence on Exchange street,
north Of Humboldt Park, at q cost Of $1,000.
The bank building Of Riggs, Dunlap & Co.,
corner OF Sixth avenue and Commercial street,
was commenced this week. 1t will be of brick
throughout, and will cost about 81, 900.
Dick Morris-a residence on corner Of Sec
ond avenue and Union street-cost about $500.
ID. b. Peyton-residence short distance east
OF railroad depot-cost 1900.
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Mr.. Oscar Lambert, who purchased the Sam.
10y farm near this place last October, came on
from Indiana with his family few days since
and took possession Of the place. Mr.. L. and
family are highly pleased with the country.
Two gentlemen by the name Of Swartz, came
with Mr.. Lambert, and have purchased por-
ton Of +. D. Logs land adjoining town, upon
which they design building soon.
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T. C. Hill, r. Richardson, W. w. kits, L.
A. Wood, P. B. Campbell, Mrs. Klepfer, J. W.
Floyd, and the Railway Company have each
dug well in town lately, and in every instance
an understandable supply Of good water has
been obtained at an average depth Of twenty
two feet.
The large well dug by the Railroad Compa-
ny, to water theirlocomotive, will test the feAs-
Utility OF locating manufacturing establish
ments Ia Americas.
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ARRIVAL AND cLosiMo OF MAILS

Lawrence, Topeka, Burlin-
game, North Eastern, and
Eastern, daily, Except
Americas, Council Grove
and North Western Kan.
Sas via u. p. 8. B. R. r.
daily Except Suddays), 90OPM T:30P. n
Forest Hill, Burlington.
Ottumwa, LIE Roy, and
South Eastern Kansas
daily Except SundayS), 4OaPA. 1851 Y.
Plymouth, Cotton God
Falls and Marion Center
Thursdays and Saturdays TN0PM. 7SO p u
Eureka arrives Tuesdays
and departs Mondays, 1900 NJ 1890 H.
Chelsea, Douglas, Eldorado,
Bazaar and Southwestern
Kansas. Saturdays, 6OOPM 7:S0P r.
Elmendaro, Madison, and
Verdigris Falls arrives
Fridays and departs Sat
urdays, 6OOPM. ESQ P. H.
e TRAsK, P. Il.
Emporia, Kas., Jan. 2Ist 1870.
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EoR SALE.-One span large, well-matched,
weIl-broke, gentle mules, 4years old; one span
medium sized, weil-broke mules; three yoke
and one extra ox-of work oxen; three horse
wagons, and one 3-inch skein 2-horse wagon;
200 cords Of wood; one log wagon; = lot Of ma
tive lumber, Of all dimensions-very cheap for
cash. HILL & RUGGkEs.
Enquire OF It. C. Hill, Americas. 81
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The town well, at the southwest corner Of the
square is being fitted with pulley and bucket
fer the accommodation OF the public. This is
right. So long As there Is such an abundance
Of good water in town, we believe IN placing
Ii within the reach of every one
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11

ARREsTED.-Paul Beck was arrested on
Friday night last, ON the affidavit OF August
Rudolph, upon the charge OF stealing a cow
and calf. He was bound by Justice Hunt in
the sum of $500 to appear before his Honor Of
the District Court on the 9th day of March
next. There will probably be good deal of
thunder in March, If not wind and rain.
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Emporta 70 Earska.--stage leaves tie Robin
son House, Emporia, Monday and Thursday at II
m, and arrives 1t Eureka On Tuesday and Friday
It p. m Leaves Eureka Wednesday ard satur-
day at q m. and arrives at the Robinsen House
Emporia on Thursday and Monday At Il N. For
tickets, apply 1t the Robinson House. 1-sf
The nobbiest things out are those latest style
Hats At Lehnhard's, in Exchange Building. Ask
for the Don Carlos. Joe Elliot or Warwick. 81
The place to buy your boy good wool hat Is At
Lehnhard's. the Exchange
Downs Downl Down t-Prices Of boots, shoes
and hats. At the Exchange building.
Queenswere.-That large ana completes stock Of
oneensware aud Glassware Is now arriving at
@6-6 GILLxTT q HADLIT's.
Ladies' and gentlemen's trunks for sale by
a wiLLIAN CLAP.
Apple trees $40 per 100. per 1,WO Lyon county
grown, at NeOshO Valley Nursery. Anwho bought
apple trees Of Last fan and this winter shall have
the benefit Of this reduction In my prices.
Max FAWcETr
Persons having my price list, please mark apple
trees $40 per 100 and so per 1000.
MAX EAwcxrr.
All kinds Of boots, shoes, Congress CATERS and
slippers made to order at the Exchange.
The best Of cigars, at wholesale and retail, at
- GILLKrT 4 HADLEY's.
Always on hand, a large assortment of Chicago
and St. Louis custom made calf and kip bOOts-war-
ranted-at CLAPP's,
a No. 15o Commercial street.
Rubber boots and overshoes, for gentlemen and
ladies', for sale by lE7l WILLIAM CLAPP.
The place to buy a splendid wool hat for only
$40, is at Lehnhard's, the Exchange. II
a1.-.-4.1- ~ s-a.I --..-i-. a.. ....o;,,.s ~.
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The County Treasurer has new safe, hav-
ing exchanged the old fire proof, with b. T.
Wright, for large fire and burglar proof safe,
the county paying the difference Of 800, Mr..
Wright removing the old one and putting In
the new.
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About $4,000 worth OF plOws and number
Of wagons for Messrs. Werner 4 Daum, Eure-
ka, passed through town this week. These
gentlemen are doing u large business. Green
wood is populating as fast, probably, rs any
county in southern Kansas, and is rs fine n
country.
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LUMBER.-Gnrrctt Il Rush have on hand
about 300, 900 feet of pine lumber, OF all de-
scriptions for building purposes, and large
quantities OF sash, doors, lath and shingles.
They are doing good business, and are selling
lumber at much lower prices than II sold for
three months ago.
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There will be services OF the Episcopal
church at the Court House on Sunday, the 18th,
ut the usual hours, morning and evening. In
the evening Mr.. Holden's subject will be,
"Wby we are EpIscopalians.'
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Capt. j. McEowen and family, OF Normal,
Illinois, came In on the train last night. He IL
a carpenter and joiner, and comes highly rec
commended from citizens OF his former home.
lie Will take up his residence here, and we hope
he will meet with prosperity.
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FROM CoFFEY.-Robert Kennels, charged
with felonionsly stealing, taking and carrying
away gold watch, OF the value of S9J, the
property of James c. Cox, of Coffey county,
was brought to Emporia and placed in the
county Jail here for safe keeping, on the com
mitment of ii. n. Bent, J. p, until the first
day of the next regular term of the District
Court OF said county.
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Bruner 81 McMurtrie moved their stock OF
stoves and tinware into their new building
yesterday. As an evidence OF the energetic
spirit Of these men, we will state that they
have been only about two weeks in building
very crcditablc house-the front two stories
high-for their business
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Oyerin the Friends settlement, yesterday.
we saw Thomas H. Stanley sowing wheat, and
two Of his neighbors were plowing-the 9TH OF
February. The ''worms' had best keep out
Of their way.
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My. Goldsmith, OF Junction City, has leased
the store room OF J. G. Fraker. and will open q
large stock OF queensware and glassware ut
wholesale and retail. His stock will be here
about the first OF April.
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Andrews & Hart have removed from their
Office over Wibley's store TO their neat, new
Office next 10 Cowgirl 4 wilhelm's lumber
yard. They look very cheerful in their new
quarters, and propose to do an extensive busi-
ness I'm real estate.
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Philip Gimble, one Of our carpenters, has just
completed Secretary for the F. A. II. Of GOun-
ell Grove, which we think will stand q COM
parison with any job work turned out In this
section. VIII. Miller did the painting.
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Hol FOR WICHITA.-James ii. Miles aud
George Gray, carpenters, who have done some
OF the finest work In their line in Emporia,
started tor Wichita yesterday. The former
came TO Empora from Indianapolis, Indiana,
last winter, and his reputation as workman
speedily followed him, and we bespeak for him
and his partner abundant success in building
up the infant city of Wichita.
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Mr.. b. Gormley, at Perley's, is one OF the best
tailors west Of the Mississippi. II he cannot
suit the taste OF even the most fastIdious in the
cutting, fitting and making line, no one eau.
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The printing material for the Walnut VALLEY
Times passed through town, ON Wednesday,
en- route 10 Eldorado. We Will look for the
new paper in about three weeks.
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The new bridge at Topeka wall be ready for
use the latter part Of next week: 1t is fine
structure and will cost about $4,000. All will
be glad to learn that the pontoon nuisance is
about PLAYED out.
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CUsiINAN, the sweet singer, and deineator
OF character, sings in the Court House next
Tuesday evening, 18th inst, assisted by Prof.
Burke, Champion Organist. Especial atten-
lion i called to the merits OF the Excelsior
Organ" used on the occasion, FOR which, and its
execution, Prof. Burke challenges competition.
Tickets, 30 cents; children. ~ cents.
These gentlemen have been highly spoken of
II singers and we have every reason to anticI-
pate rich treat for the music-loving portion
81 the community We are told that Prof.
Burke has no superior as pianist, and that
Cushman has voice which for power and
sweetness Is rarely eXcelled. Go and hear
them, and do not fail to examine their Excel
sior.''
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Burlingame has improved wonderfully In
the past year. 1t has more than doubled in
size since August. Among the improvements
is the finest brick school house in the State,
outside Of the cities.
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The Court House has been undergoing some
repairs during the past week. The Clerks
Office has been enlarged by the removal OF
partition, thus throwing two rooms into one.
We would suggest that, IL it Is desirable to
have all things straight connected with that
institution, that the appearance Of the edifce
would be improved by setting the cupola in a
perpendicnlar attitude. It leans westward.
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We learn from reliable source that Henry
Martins new saw mill, at Eldorado, is turning
out lumber at the rate OF 6,O0O feet per day.
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Good finishing pine lumber is selling in En-
poria for $60 per 1000; good pine flooring ut
$3.50; and pine framing lumber at $40 per
1000 feet
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LINK, LnEi-I have large quantity ofgOod
fresh lime for sale, three miles south Of Amer
leus, on L. James place.
6-S EARSsT n NELSON.
Amerfeus Feb g. 1870
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Hardware say Gibson & Stewart, at their
new store front. We like to see these signs on
our business houses. Who viii follow the ex-
ampleY
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LECTURE.-The good and enterprisng peO-
pie resident In the Central school district, have
kept up during the entire winter n Literary
Society for the discussion OF various subjects
+. W. Cunningham, Esq, has accepted an
invitation from the society TO lecture before 1t
on Saturday evening, Feb. 18th. Subject:
"The Laws OF Enclosures and Estrays." A
general invitation is extended to all to attend
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II we have Hrst-rAte luck, We get the EMO
RIA NEWS on Monday mOrning-three days az
ter Il Is issued. Occasionally it comes down
from Junction City Monday evening.
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NORWAY OATS FOR SALK.-Norway oats,
Hungarian and SImet seed for sale. Enquir
Of A. q. EDNIsToN,
g. Americas, Kansas.
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Brick, Notwithstanding soon 10 commence
the manufacture OF brick. persons contemplating
the erection Of brick buildings will ind IL 70 their
advantage to call upon me, at Rice. Jones & Co.'S
Lumber Yard. on Sixth avenue. l win furnish
them In the wall at reasonable prices. For further
particulars inquire At the above once.
SO TW LEWIS.
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Lumber.-Native lumber In any quantity at my
mill, three miles east of Emporia, or delivered in
town elsewhere, If desired. Orders solicited.
Sc G. ID. HUMPHREY.
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Bancroft = AEeCartsr have q large stock OF
Black Cloth Doeskins and Fancy Cassimers, all the
time, at low prices. 5-tf
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r. w. Randall has bought T. c. hills in
terest in the real estate business in this place,
and will continue the same in his own name.
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NOtsee.-Those knowing themselves indebted to
the undersigned, will confer favor on by call
ing and settling the same this month.
IS JIG. HALL & BRO.
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Take Notice. wish it distinctly understood
by those indebted to me- that desire them to call
Immediately and settle their accounts.
5-tf WN CLAPPS
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BAcHELLKR & FREDERICK.
Real Estate Agents, EmpOria.

Messrs. J. M. Grinath q Bro, on the corner of
Sixth avenue and Merchants street, opposite the
lumber yard of Garrett 4 Rush, have hand
large number of the well known Mitchell wagon,
which they propose to sell cheaper than they have
ever been offered in Emporia. They win receive,
In q few days, o car load of Deere Co.'s Moline
plows. They will keep general stock Of agricui-
tural implements, garden and field seeds &C. l5-6
Great Closing out Sale. at Auction Prices, No.
16S Commercial street, Emporia, Kansas. win Of
fer for sale at cost my large stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes and Clothing,
for the next 30 days, for cash IN hand. 7Ais is
AU5g0 for my goods must Be closed out by the first
Of March, TO give possession of my building This
will afford splendid opportunity 70 get new goods
at auction prices. Economy is wealth You will
save from IS to IS cent by buying your goods Of
us, an opportunity seldom offered. Dress goods ut
from 80 to 20 cents yard heretofore sold at from
40 to 50 cents Royal Buffalo Alpaccas at 20, co. 80,
80 and 81 90 per yard Mernos at from IS to IS cts
peryard. A LARGE STOCK READY MADE CLOTHING
At Cosr. Coats at $500, 400, $500, $e00, $500,
which sell at $46o $780, 81 $500 and $1,000 Pants
at $2oo $25o, $780, g So $4Oo so and $780, which
sell at $e60, S400 $500. IS So $500 and $780, Good
Suits at $780, 1900, $500 and $780, which sell at
$500 $1400. 5000 and $22O0. Boots at $780, s. So
$40O and $3.50, which sell 1t 400, $50, $500 and
$50. Shoes at $780, LIS and $20O which sell at
S9-e5, $3.50 and $275 Al other 0Oods at cOrTeep0sd
ia0ly Eo0 prices. Now is the time for everybody to
strike while the iron Is hot" must close out
by the first OF March. A good chance for country
merchants to NIL up ct Eastern prices, without
freight. J. C. FRAZER.
Emporia Kas Jan 90 1870 ss
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seIlias ~ costi-Te win sell for the next 90
days our entire stock OF French Merin0s. English
Aerinos, and Black and Brown Repps, in order 70
make room for our spring stock.
e-tf BAzCEosr & MccAarsx.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11

Nearly ear load OF passengers came In last
night, besides what the two stages brought.
The rush Is commencing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

l.. w. Lewis has an item shout brick in our
Business Notice column.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11

We expect to be able to announce next week
that Americas is going to immediate build a
frst-elass school house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11

The Americas district school commenced &
two months term last Wednesday. Miss Mat
tie Spencer. teacher