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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28
TEXAS CATTLE EHvEn.
lLss.,ae NJ Our Catiasas Saturday,


The citizens OF EmpOria and vicinity met ct
the court house on Saturday, July 22d, to con-
slider and adopt measures 70 prevent the
spread Of the Texas cattle fever, which has
recently made its appearance near this city.
DR.. J. J. Wright was chosen chairman, and
W. W. Bailey, secretary. $50 +
4 committee consisting Of W. A. Ella, DR..
Vail, and J. A. Arbuthnot, was appointed on
resolutions, who presented the following re-
port, which, aftsr full and appropriate discus
sion, was adopted:
WHEREAS, The statutes Of Kansas recog.
nice Q disease known a. the Spanish feyer,,'
tie driven from the "Indian TerritoryH and
the estate Of Texas, south OF Kansas" into
WHIH1As, The Legislature Of this State did
driving Of cattle from said Territory and
State, Into the State Of Kansas, and
WHEREAS, We have good reason to believe
q driving cattle into this country contrary e
the pr0Ytgions Of said law, and greatly to the
damage Of some Of the citizens Of the county,
ResOIved, That we deem 1t expedient thai
some meaalr be adopted to prevent the tu,
ture repetlt'I 1.-the same.
.Res0tUed, That we reecmEnend the Offering Of
rewards, BY individuals or companies, Of sums
Offenders against said laws.
Resolved, That committee be appointed e
memorialize the Commissioners Of Lyon coun,
~ to offer . reward Of one hundred dollars for
testimony that shall convict such offenders
and that snt6s committee be authorised e
prosecute any cases that shah come 20 theiI
knowledge. sF
1t 10 further recommended chat j. 8. &c
Whorter, Il. Lowe, Col. Burbridge, Robt
Morris, DR.. Armor, ". A. Ella, and J. A. Ar
buthnOt constitute that commit :, and thA
they are herewith authorized and requested
to call ~ early, subsequent meeting. frame 1
/ constitution for permanent prot Stive asso
citation, and solicit subscriptions for the pur
pose Of Offering reward for testimony which
shall lead to the conviction =" offenders Of Oh,
| above laws.
On motion, ths papers Of the city we're ~
4 quested to publish the proceedings Of tn
meeting. J. J. WRIGaT, Chairman.
Wv. BAILY, Secretary.
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A GOOD 6EAsoN-We think our farmers
are ali feeling pretty good over the seasons
work. So far everything has worked wen this
year fcr them. Altogether, 1t has been the
best season for crops o. ell kinds, We have had
for years. " course there has been . few
drawbacks, but they have been less damaging,
and less serious, everything considered, than
In any former season for years. The rains
have been more evenly distributed than usual.
They have come just when they were needed.
Good crops Of wheat and oats hAye
besa secured. The corn IL all right.
Il Il out Of any danger now from any
thing that il Mksly 60 6eEslI It. HAyiHg
commenced some days ago, and the weather
has BEEN most favorable. We ZEE nothing thst
should lake farmers feel otherwise than
cheerful. Kansas makes . big stride forward
this year toward the EOurishing condition
which her friends have always maintained
she would reach.
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We visited Charles HinshaR's fruit fE1a Ons
Afternoon last week, and took sIrOll through
the grounds. About thirty persons had bean
there before Us that day, ana all the ripe
peaches were gsne. but many trees were null
OF large, bright colored peaches, that were
nearly ripe, while Of the late varieties the
trsas were faIl. He VIII ave some I've hun.
dred bushels Of them. had picked up
wards Of two bushels Ct skberries that day,
and the bushes were full Of green and half
ripe berries. He has several varieties, some
Of which, though much priced in other States,
he finds worthless here, and intends digging
out and throwing away. The LsWton 10 the
best, all things considered. His grapes are
late, the froSts having destroyed the first bios
SONS, and the truitage rather light. Friend
II. thinks peaches are the most profitable Of
al the fruits on his farm. He has piAnted
some 8 900 peach trees this year, and intsnds
70 set out 1000 next year. He has ine loeas
ton for peaches, being On the summit ct .
high divide. his trees have never totally faiI.
cd to bear.
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Aessrs. Bell 4 Sutton WIll have their new
grlst mill, ct Hartford, in running order in
about three weeks. It is being built.And I'm
ished under the direction Of Mr. d. Bronson,
o millwright in every way competent TO put
up one Of the best mills in the country, which
It Is intended this one shall be. The machin-
cry was manufactured in Cincinnati, Ohio, Snd
Is OF the most approved character Of any In
use. We wish our friends abundant success
in this enterprise, and know Of no reason why
they should not have IL.
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A GOoD THNG.-BurgaH . Holnss, a. has
already been seen by the publiaAsd proceed
Ings OF the City Council, asks the city for .
loan Of ~, 900 fO= the purpose Of extending the
works G. their carriage and wsgoa mAuutAc-
tory. These genl.smen re carrying On the
iargest manufacturing estAblishnsnt n our
place, and with their limited means cannot
meet the demand upon them. As good We
CONS, buggies, and carriages are put mp hsrS
a. ct most Of the eastern manufactures, and
the keeping Of the money at home in tAiI
branch 81 business would b Of great beaea'
20 the community. We hope the propositioE
win meet with favor on the part 4 our eoun.
Gil, and that the means will Be furnished thi1
should Be encouraged.
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WHITE GKN1sHR WEnAT.-We have Ct 0uI
ofiee . specimen Of the above wheat, left with
US by Lafayette james, Of Amerieus. Nr.
James states 70 us that he raises q bushels Of
wheat 70 the acre, where the ordinary kinds
only yielded ten. We have before noticed
that this wheat yielded much better than the
kinds ordinarily in use. Nr. James VIII have
some Of tins wheat 20 dispose Of for ssed only.
We urge our farmer nrIsads to try it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

MISSOURI VALLKY-ElseWhsr win be
found the proceedings Of the annual session d
the Board Of Trustees OF the 11iss0ari Valley
Life Insurance Co. Il win be seen By thsse
shat the company Il In spssndid condition. ,.
L. Snedeker, u the District agent here, and Il
further information is needed In regard TO t.1e
Affairs Of the company he II ready st Al .imss
TO give &c. His 0Eae h with Baeheller = Jones,
in Eskridge'S new building.
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Stoker Brcs. have on hand . ready-made
stock Of eofhns, caskets, etc.. and are prepared
to make to order all that Is NJ y called for
in this line. They have . Ane hearse. and
viii carry the mortal rem ms Of the loved and
lost 20 their last resting place and put them
down decently and In order. They may be
found at the furniture store Of Fred Hirth, On
Sixth avenue.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The citizens OF Lyon county who are Oppos-
ed to the illegal driving through this section
Of Texas cattle, are requested 10 meet at the
Court House, IN EmpOria, At o'clock P. H., on
SATURDAY, JULY q, Iss1,
To organize . County Union 10 enforce the
law and protect the rights OF the citizens Of
this part Of the State.
All farmers and citizens who feel an interest
in the welfare OF this county, AZ particularly
requested to attend the meeting. Let no one
neglect his duty at this time.
J. S. McwHoRTER,
Chairman Of Com.
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AAPLEwooD CH1lETzRY.-Tke Odd Eel.
lows propose to spend all the money that can
be raised by the sale Of lots during the sum.
mer, in the Improvement Of MaplewOod Gene
tery. They propose to plant trees, erect 9
building for the use Of the sexton, and make
such other improvements - the means tia.
may be raised from the sale Of lots win adIaii
Of. Our cemetery can be rendered beautiful
and attractive, and we sincerely hope the or.
der will meet with that degree OF success that
will enable them to commence and carry
through their plan for improvements. g. 3.
Hall has been appointed thu agent Il the 90
ciety, and win attend 20 Ali calls.
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TIE RIGHT KND.-M. W. Kirk dali, liV.
ing five miles west Of Emporia, on the south
side Of the Cottcnwc -, Is one Of the most en-
terprising farmers In Southern Kansas. He
has 2e6 acres Of land. and always raised good
cDops. He has . cOmmodio1s and well Auish.
ed frame residence, painted, and good barn
His place contains 100 acres Of timber, also
600 choice fruit trees. He has 100 head Of cat
tie, - calves, fins stallion worth e3oo. HI
raised eight or ten buShsls Of the fnsst black
berries we have seen In Kansas. He RAISED
700 or 500 bushels Of fall wheat. Mr.. KiFksn
| dalps place furnishes An0Eher instance o
what intelligence, pluck and industry will &c
complain. Lyon county wants moro farm
ara like him
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Our streets for several days have preSeated
an unusually lively appearance, How any
one can complain Of dull tinss aftsr taking .
glance 1t Commercial street during tAe hours
Of business 10 more than We eaa understand.
The throug Of innigrans wagons. leans mon
the Southwest, drayA city wagons loaded with
sud 6eing unloGded o. building material,
scores Of farmers wagons hrisgingln produce
and taking cut goods, the crowded sidsWAlks,
the busy mechanics, new buildingss piles OF
building material daily shifting their POSi-
tious according 70 the supply and demand, the
the street improSing, snd every other ehArae-
tsrisEic Of . vigorous eou8srcisl life, certain
ly gives no encouragement to eOnplain q dull
times. Thsre may be . pressure il nooey
matters, but this ought - yield under sReh
business sct,vity - our city hss fer SsAadays
presented.
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RUMAWAY. = wednesday about O'clOrs
the team of Jay . Co. started 20 run sway
near Fifih avenue. TAs wagoh was iOsdsd
with pine lumber, AID upon it was W. SHAY
and his little boy, about seVss % eight yearS
| old. The team ran up Commercial street and
turned in upon the side walk In mont q Nc
Candliss' drug store, scattering the lumber in
every direction. Every one expected Ar. Jay
! and his little son would be badly hurt, and
| soon . large crowd gathered where the team
| was stopped Gr. Jay chung 20 the linen.
Fortunately neither he nor his son were injur.
ed. Their escape was considered miraculous
Mr.. Lewis, . shosDaker, who wss upon the
Sidewalk, was struck upon the side Of the head
by board sad badly, bus We believe not dan.
gerSusly hurt. We hess nat seen 90 much
sxcitement In maay . long any.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

A REMEDY P0R THE TEXAS CATTLE FE-
vER.-The following remedy was used in 1880,
with much success. for the cattle fever that
has again began its destructive work among
our domestic cattle. Mrs sIoeun furnishes
| it to US for publication. sAs has a1so sat It
to Winfield, where the disease = nav naAking
sad havoc. OF course parties Wllosecatt be.
come attacked win give It trial, Aaa We AK
all such to report the result TO No for publics-
| ton: se~.
RKcEIPr.-one pound GlAaber salts, 9 o..
ginger, OF. AniBe seed and 1 pit. molasses.
Nix Ind give at one dose. II It does not re-
heve In two hours repeat the dose.
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Hc"sK.THIKP CAUGHT.-The City NarShal
at Topeka caught horse thief in that city .
few days ago, and rescued two animals, One Of
which answers the description Of that AdVer
tised by Rev. Mr.. Rhodes. The Their 10 Q
dark brown heavy set mare. The owners had
better look after thel property. Ths thieves,
(there were two Of thsm) offered the animals
for sale in that city, stating that they had pro.
cured them 50 miles south Of that city. They
were Suspicioned, and one Of them waa arrest
ed. The othsr made his escape.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

Cigars Of the ,oieest brands are 70 Be found
at the well-OrSered grocery store Of Mcmillan
& Cochran, but they are not the chief object
Of attraction 70 the good people OT this city.
offered by the young gentlemen Aforesaid, ~
everybody viii attsat who wiz call theFe ana
see. They have all the Acreature e0m6nrts''
one would expect 20 nad In such . house.
An good, al good.
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PRRs NAL--We learn by note from Prof.
kellcgg that he T. 1t Central City, Colorado.
enjoying himself well. lie says: owe are all
well, and greatly enjoy the mountain air and
scenery. The weather II delightfully."- cool;
never 90 warm As 70 be unpleasant. Central
City IL about 50 miles northwest Of Denver, In
the heart Of the Gregory mining district. It
IL place somewhat larger than EmpOria, and
supports two daily papers. It has An eleva-
Walton Of near 5000 feet above sea level.
WIN return about the middle Of August"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28

GOoD!-Champlin q Hughes having AniSh-
ed the curbing and guttering On the west side
Of Commercial street between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, the wholly unhOly hole-y sidewalk
within those limits has been partially supplie0
with = substantial two inch pine plank IL,
and we hasten 70 gil the KJuVenile'' restau-
rateur credit for getting down his walk 1t the
earliest possible moment afteE thecurhing was
in. In . few days, we may expect an Usage
City nag osene pEvemens nHen North 3 Shel.
mire's drag store TO the corner Of Bancroft's
block. An this and more win be done in that
line in few days, and, who II net happyP
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DnD.-Af the rssldence Of the parents, in
this city, On Monday evening. Ct Gao ,. H., Of
congestion Of the brain. FKEDDHz 0RkKT, son
Of Sidney and Marie Il. Hurd, aged II months
Little FREDDIE went 70 his grave Tuesday
1t p. u. He was . bright babe, and
was the delight OF his parents. The blow il .
hard one upon them, and they hsye the heart
felt sympathy Of their many friends In this
city in their aad bereavement.
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ed. The Othsr made his escape.

Two healthy looking individuals were seen
perambulating the streets and Waiting the
printing oGaces Wednesday. One was Henry
Leis, representing th0 best Democratic paper
In the State, the Lawrence STANDARD, and the
other was our Whilom foreman, Lengthy
Farey, representing the Juncti' 7ity UHsoR.
They were booked for Newton. Lsls IL doing
big thing In the way OF ting subscribers
for the STANDARD. and Farey was picking up
'1eetls Job works." We hope they will both
keep out Of bad society, and do well.
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Lewis Devices whose name was mis-pelied
lately tas DOlls) still has charge Of the sectisn
OF the A. T. . 8. +. z. r. near Plymouth, he
keeps all hands busy. They respect him n .
gentleman and good foreman. They celsbra-
ted the fourth by taking 1sA fFOn the
Cottonwood. They caught 40 hne nah. two
Of the Buffalo variety which weighed SIX
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CELEBRATION OF rHE FIRST OF AU-
GUST.

At . zseGing Of the eelored People Of En-
poria, held e the African II. =. church, On
the evening Of the 21st inst, IL was unAHi-
mOuely resolved to celebrate the anniversary
OF the emancipation Of our race in British
West Indies, BY picnic on the Neosho, Au-
gust LIST.
oAeers: President, jacob St0tler; Chsplaia,
Rev. 4. 4. Hurd; Marshall, Douglas Paine.
Addresses are 70 be delivered by Hon. 3. II.
Ovsrstrest, z. B. PeytOo, ESQ.,, DR.. c. B.
Chapman, and Rev. Alfred Gooding, Of Bur-
liHgton.
The executive committee consists Of Aessrs.
White, Carson, love, AcHenTy, and Beck. 2
The programme viii be announced in few
days. All IRE Invited and will BE made. well
come. Festival In the evening At Bancroft
hail.
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The EmPor1a Tribune, in larger type,
made its appearances last week enlarged to
thirty-six columns, is gotten up in q work.
maIlike manner, and presents handsome ap-
pearAnee. It's editorial articles and miscel-
laneous selections are in equally good taste,
and the psperin all respects speaks well for
the enterprise and ability Of its editor and
proprietor. We wish for Mr.. Williams the
most abundant success. II he makes il the
leading paper Of Southern KAnsat, wen yield
the palm without grIlmbilng.
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TEX as FEvER.-Several cattle have
died within few days, sou town, from
Texas fever. Its appearance mere a causing
considerable excitement among the stock
growers, and n meeting was held Saturday,
the proceedings OF which may be found eise-
where. We sincerely hope this disease win
not have such a fatal run among our native
cattle as it has had in former years. The most
positive steps Hhould be taken at once to pre-
vent its spread.
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A. Bales, Of Toledo, has me orchard Of
nine scres, four Of which are in peach trees.
They have been bearing mutt fog several
years. They were prevented from bearing q
great deal this year frem the late Srosts. The
other Eve acres have al kinds Of frIaIs trees,
ali lookinR yxall 49,
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The railroad meeting at the school house
Last Saturday night was psstsy well attended
and the bond question discussed in . Lively
manner pro and con. Near the eloss q The
meeting test vote WAs taken, whea 81 voted
in favor Of the bonds, and against. 4 good
many had gone home previous 70 the voting.
1t il evident that the proposition will carry By
q Iares majority.
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PERSONAL -Messrs. Grub q Harris, two
Of our best br1ck mAsons. have taken job 20
complete couple Of buildings in Council
Grove for = Arm there. Aftsr these are done
they viii complete the Presbyterian church In
this city. This Afm does GOOD work, and we
are glad 20 hear % their having plenty Of or
dera
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That big pile Of big rock that nearly barri.
eades the street In front q esAhPs sire Il Cor {
crossing between his house and the hotel, and
is his own private undertaking. Then Seahl
and Gibson aFe goiag 70 Join teams ana put In
. stone crossing between their two stores. 4
fue fmprnwenlenf
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sUMNER.-Mr. L. BlAirSnd son. and Dan
Carter, formerly OF EmpOria, have located .
Caldwell, in Sumner county. They have gone
into the cattle business. Mr.. Blair says that
county is settling up rapidly, and now has
= OOA tnh. hgfau1a
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Il il comforting to zee the large groups Of
grain stacks On all the farms te!D season.
Isaac Wright has - sd poVtzOa Of his fan
wheat, and yet has ssvenfeen stacks q grAtn
standing IN one lot.
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ChAmplin s. Hughes have the curbing and
guttering on the west side Of Commercial
treet, between FiTth and Sixth, nearly COM
pleted. The way these gentlemen work 70
not comforting for lazy folka to Sc. 50 they
say. It 10 pleasant TO US.
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Keys SToLKN.-O. y. Bowman d Co. lost q
key from the front door Of their store on
Tuesday, and the thieves who broke into Black
4 Kelsey's store that night carried OF two
keys. Somebody is preparing In this COM
munIty for business. Look out for them.
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ANorHER.-we understand arrangements
have been made by Black d Kelsey for the
erection of another large and fine brick build
ing adIoin' 9 that now being built by DIR. Nc
Candlls, ON the lot occupied by Ed. Borton's
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The railroad eHgineers struck Out Tuesdsy.
from this place, with their survey q the read
from Americas TO Cottonwood Falls. and We
msy expect report Of their WORK soon. Col.
Stafford, the chief of the party, located the A.
7. b 8. F. B. =. from Topeka TO Florence,
hence Is competent authority - 70 the prse.
tIeAhiIity Of the route.
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CHASE COUNTY FARMERS.
~ ouR TRAVELLING AGENT.


enjoyed the pt. 5ilegs, . ssW days since, q
Visiting South FORK ofths Cottonwood, WAisA
emptiss into tbs Eais esream four miles east
OF Cottonwood Falls. This part Of the eoanlry
10 comprised Of beautiful bottom aad upland,
unsurpassed in fertility, sven BY tie tAnOss
ShenAHdoah valley. Tha stoF1ss q eseFe mis-
ed here seem almest fabulous, bus O1s eaznst
doubt their truth afseR passing through IL
Aeids e soms e tn hssSy 6ArHsrS, saa
viewing the extensive crops u Whaass eats.
fruits Of ali kinde.
ARCH AILxnR,
Near the mouth % tie stream has bsauts.
| ful place Of 200 acres, 30 Of which are undes
fence, and 20 in cultivation. His oats WI
produce 30 bushels to the aCre, and he had 3
acres Of fall wheat which will yield s buseel,
TO the acre. Ar. Miller Il satesprissng ana Of
course must have fruif. BE has 80 fEuit tEees
growing. He has good stone house 1874,
| with 15x1s ell, al well finished. He h TIA
happy possessor Of 100 head Of cattle, and c
fine lot Of horses. His . acres Of eegn b "a
tine condition, and eight acres Of harley Wfl
yield him IS bushels % ths acre.
a. T. EBWEIRK,
In the same nsighhoEheOd, has good farm
Of 10 acres, mostly bottom land. His sraPl
look well, and he has g o. % AeaA oEess1le.
: STONE FGEooG uoUg1,
which II 10. I in ehaEacteE, aAfsaas -
last named place. Miss Ne0inIsy's sekssl o
tn months had jast closed.
/ ). JcH1 u,
Formerly cf Emeegia - . 1GRn e -
acres On South Fork, ". q asstly bottaz
Innd. T9 ceres q tabl< lad is eszVeats1
4 for Eestdanes Gits aDd ercAard. He Ass -
acres enclosed and @ under cuitIvs11sa. Tkss
are = acres oetiRber and me spriag % II
WI. oTEFUNAooN
Has faHA q leo seres-6o under ssaeos
IN wheat IS u earn. 80 fruit trees. HE EAE1
cs11stas Ane Aag1ssian staAs which eas
faaWNA and ant "A saa4lV Al Eaah
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Rev. Rhodes lost horse on Tuesday night
last. The animal had been larietted on the
prairie near his house, and as c. V. Eskridge
lost a saddle and bride the same night, the in.
ference is the horse was 1t olen. He h an aw-
full mean theft who will steal preachers
horse. Such 4 man would steal from An edi.
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An elecuon is to be held In Amerlcus town.
ship on the 18th Of Angus next, on the ques-
ton OF subscribing TO tb~ NeoshO. Cottonwood
& Arkansas Valley railroad, in the bonds Of
that township At par value, the sum Of
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The folks In the north end Of town are rap
idly finding out the merits OF Cassion's market
and arc giving him q good share Of patronage.
Mike can supply As tend r steaks and cut
roasts In As good style IS anybody in the bust.
0esa. Try him.
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A stray Texas steer, which has been run
ming about the neighborhood south OF towr
for some days, and which was supposed {.
f"'e introduced the Texas fever here, wal
Town and killed Sunday southwest o.
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The Aurora bOreAlis IIlumines the northern
sky gorgeously every evening, which II sup
posed 70 account for The very cool L.Ate Of t;ae
atmosphere q night. Eazly ffosts are pEedic-
ted BY some Of the weather prophets.
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Uncle Jerry Adair came near melting dOwa
one eye1ing this week. HFving mIIked his
regular ten or dozen cows, he WeAs tAtc the
house. By the het Stove, when tas kss overcome
him, and he became blind and fAlns. and Was
very III all nIgbs Glad 70 &C. him about
again now. -