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A LARGE lot Of extra cheap Black Silks
Just opened at J. 8. Rhodes & Co.'S.

FINE WALL PAPERs--Mesars. PAUL
Bros. s. Co., No. 90 Market street, have
tho largest and finest stock Of decora.
tons for halls, churches, &c, to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such goods
will find very large and complete selec.
ton at The above house, and they are the
only firm in the city that make special.
ty Of such goods as Decoration Mould.
ings for panels, tihe Grained Papers, Of
all descriptions, 4oinch Plain Tints for
vanishing, Gilt, Velvet, Bronze and EN-!
broi1ercd Wall Papers, at less than East.
ern prices. l..- ~ .g.-aR 81 nv Nv
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MoRE RAIN.-Yesterday morning
about 0 o'clock itbegan to rain and con.
tinued, with only shortly intervals between
nntilnear I P. NJ, when the air be.
came cooler and the raised ceased. Dur.
ing the afternoon the sun shone pretty
brightly. There was more business &C.
tivity apparent on the streets than we
have seen for several days, and the indi.
cations were, that the storm was over,
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REPArRING.-Market street, between
John and Quincy, received visitation yes
terday from Commissioner Leonhart and q
portion ofhis forces, A great many holes
had been worn in the bordering which
were filled up, bringing that portion Of
Market street once more into pretty fair
condition.
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Police CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday morning, by
Judge Good: VIM, Wright, creating tumult
and disorder on the street cars, ten dollars
and costs; Daniel Crumbacker, disorderly
conduct, dismissed; Jacob Watson, same
charge, continued until this morning.
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IRoN-PnosrRoRUs CALtsAYA.-The three best
Tonnes, skIllrallV and elegantly combined in an
ambcr-eoiored cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard q COS FCrro.Phos-
phoratcd RlIxer Of CaliBAya Bark q
Each pint contains ono ounce oiRoyal Calisaya
Bark, and each tcaspoonful contains one grain Of
IRON Samples fnrnished ftee to the profession.
.. CAsWRLII, HAZARD B CO.,
~ Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold BY all Drueeists. my2i7WesA-dAw
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lam now selling my entire stock of
Boots and Shoes, including Womens',
Misses and Childs' colored shoes, cheaper
thangver before. l have large stock'of
these goods on hand and desire to close
them out before receiving new goods.
Call early II you want bargains, as the sale
will only continue 10 days. L. v. Blond.
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He Is truly a stump speaker, who,
when talking, exhibits d mouthful Of
stumps. Ifyou would keep your dental
fixtures in perfect talking order, use the
fragrant sozodont daily; the recipe is
simple but sure. 9taw.
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PORTFOLIO Photographs are the latest,
and are decided improvement ovet any.
thing out Persons who would like col.
lection Of nice pictures without the ex.
pense of framing, will please notice specl-
mems in the window at the Partridge
Gallery.
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Mr., W. A. Cracrait, second clerk in
the Auditors office, had very narrow
escape, yesterday, from being killed by q
running horse. Hewas crossing Summers
street, on Front, when the horse ran
against him and knocked him down. We
are glad to say that he ESCAPED with but
few bruises, -Rdnaoha Duty NetcS, 92d
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TIE BEsT-The popular Cable Screw
Wire Boots and Shoes again present their
merits through our advertising columns.
The public has already endorsed their
claims of superiority in regard to plia.
bility, economy and comfort, and the dc.
mand for these goods is enormous from
oil sections. ... ...-..r...
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boz AddItIOnal LOeaI bed EIr.t Page.

DETATNED.-The train over the Cleve-
land Il Pittsburgh railroad due here yes
terday about II o'clock, was an hour and
a half late, We did not hear the cause Of
the detention.
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Manhood restored. This is the only Medical
Institute In tho United States where young or
InIddleaued men have been and can be restored
10 sexual yIgor by the only known and cure rem.
edy, Advice free and confidential In al matters
OF d private or delicate nature. Recent cases OF
send stamp fora private circular OF advice: Sep;
aTate entrance and parlor for ladies. Medical
MusIum irco to patients, exhibiting cases cured
al this Institute jySdAw
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arlg2i
TRUSTEES SALE. "a
TALUABLE BUILDING LOT

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed 70 the
undersigned Trustee by ChAs. A! Brit and Jane
Bennett Britt. his wife, bearing date April, 1865.
anI of record IN the office OF the Recorder Of
Ohio county, W. Va, in Deed Book No. %, al
page 1876, Twill on
TUESDAY, September 'R6th, 1911,
proceed to sell at public sale to tho highest and
hest bidder, at the front door Of tbs Court House
oil said county, beginning at 10 o'clock,
THAT VALUABLE BUILDLYG LOT,
Number fifteen, corner Centre and Seventh
streets, in W. W. Shriyer's addition to the city
of Wheeling,
TERMS or SALE- One Thousand Dollars cash IN
hand and the remainder In three equal Install
ments in one, two and Three years from the DAY
of sale, the deferred paymenta heing secured bY
the purchaser giving bond with good personal
security for the same, with interest until paid,
and the title being retained by me untll the same
are paid.
Selling RS Trustee, will convey such title % IL
vested Ia mo by said deed Of trust. ..n..
augli SAM'L d. BARNITZ, Trustee.
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IToCT0E WHITTIER, :
900 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa,

iLonger located in Pittsburgh than any Chronic
sDisease Physician, 60 successfully treats Veneer
Ito bring patients nom every State. His hOspi-
tai opportunities, a lifetime experience, with
lpurcst drugs prepared In the establishment,
.cufGs cases given up by Others, no matter who
Failed; tell your private trouble. Consultation
free. Send two stamps for medical eaeaye
l-ManhoOd, WOmAnhoOd, sent by mail -
plho curious, doubtful, or ihqulsitlvo. wish tO
Know, all about Self Pollution. Prevention, Mari
Sriago Every young man and woman ought "a
.read II as warning. The nervous, .dcbll itatedl
or partially impotGnt arc scientifically advised,
m4r7d4w
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GREAT closing out sale 70 make room
for new goods. 1 will offer for the next
Is days my entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes at cost L. V. Blond.
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New Advertisements.
Found-A Pass Book.
Sealed Proposals.
Spectacles-Oxtoby & Dutlleld.
Bargains in AlpacGs and Black Silks.
Wanted-To Rent.
Cable Screw Wire.
Mosquito Canopics,
BronioC hlOralum.
Canned Fruits.
Sundrics.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
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CONF and more wanted. That Howe
sewing machine at V. Harding's, 100
Market street. There was but one
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FoR SALE-One Howe Sewing Machine
at half price. Call at the Music Store of
V. Harding, 100 Market street.
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DEpuTY Acknowledgment Conan,
submitted tolCouncil Inst evening the
name Of Lawrence Heller as deputy for
the Eighth Ward. The appointment was
confirmed. .Ir
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Ut. LAK1N s. Co., Merchant TaflorS,
are still receiving new and choice goods
for summer wear, which will be sold very
low. 400 Lad
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RICH new Fall shawls at j. s. Rhodes
& Co.'S.
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aug23

DOR SALE-THREE SHARES OF
Stock laSOO EACH in the Ironton Rolling
MIL, one Of the best mills on the Ohio river
advantages for manufacturing and facilities for
angii /, IRWIN, Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to tho act OF tho Legislature Of West
Virginia, passed February 25Ih, 1867, entitled
the North Western Bank OF Virginia" tho un:
dorsigned Commissioners appointed under said
act, will, On
THURSDAY, the 7th day Of September, 1871,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in front OF the
Court House at Wheeling, sell the remaining
property, assets and claims of the North Western
Bank OF Virginia at public auction for cAsh, the
purchase money 10 be payable on the transfer oil
the assets. .r
nation respecting said assets by application To
u ''A''" Ut '""""' Il CRANGLE, ~
ADAM KUHN,
@. OGLEBAY,
a. LAMB,
anp23 Commissioners.
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McbGfN Bios sell DR.. Halls Columbo
Bitters-Lhe only sure cure for dyspepsia.
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T ARD o1I-10 BBEB EXTRA NO.
y I Winter Strained Lafd on. Just received
Spi6 n. REILLY.
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For Sale.


VvARIETIES-A HOUSE AND LOT
Y on Main street, 5000; a Dwelling House
ON Eofi' street, $9,50O; House on Main street
I'M and ~ acres Of land for $3.50; bFiGA
House OF II rooms and large lot for fG5gE' Nm IN
acres we'll improved, near WellrhgrH l9r t''''''
DE W.. hv va Wv s'L. CUTHBERT,
l rU, az " ~ Monroe street
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BLACK Brilliants, the new finished mo.
hairs, at J. s. Rhodes & Cos.
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u.s.. RnODEs &iU0G.22dfGat bargains in
Black AlpaeRs aIl871 cents.
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7 STAND LOTS FOR SALE,

Having sold all the lots offered at $50 each,
.Trcnt tIo inow offer ten lots fronting on the
east Sldc Of Kim and Chestnut streets and S SS;
tending 10 the river. Price from ~ 70 $l,Ogo
each, according to size and location; Terms,
one.iourth cash, residue In equal Instruments a.
one TWO anu ''''' JNo. P. GILCHRIST,
.roO, At Top Mil.
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CPEEDILY CURED.
MO nuARlE UNTIL CURED.

Secret or any Form Of Disease, 81 the Old e.
tabshed Western Medical IhNltule' ldi oycA'
more street Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FURNITURE 4 DWELLING @
l. AT AUCTION,

,vu offer Mt Public Auction, at my resi1enee
~, TirgIna street, few door west o. BIGS9HAy
ON ON tbe Island, on WEDNESDAY AoRA!NiG,n a. a.
10 ococE, my Household and Kitchen d EGt stoye
.otireN CsrpSts, Bedsteads, Bedding, Coon S'oN0'
am Authorized to or on the SamG d%y a.
O'clock A. H. on The PrepisSs hG d PEoBGsy IN
which now reside. The eSq aStSuiidDTS Iny
win Iion concerning the sale can DO had by
s lSi M on the undersigned or w, u. B1S.etL At
Sinnes 4 Hanko's Picture Store, Market sIeet'
WI. BAssETT, AuctioneeE. aug29
nOR SALE-A LARGE AND WELL
ESTABLISHED
Printing Office, Book Bindery and
Stationery StOre'
'o' PA''''D'8'' . '' c. HANSON LOVE,
Aur9i' IS, 4th Avenue, Pltts6aTga. "a.
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NRW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA.
D.ANTn RnaNnN

Hn. nuAND BOSTON
IIlw pf.
10. la.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, =. $4,000.

M, pmECToRs: .....F.
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel, .n
G.WL Fran1hdm, y NiVanco, :, -
T f.h; a u sssgS, .l, Michael Reilly.
This company now having been otRanised I've
year,, and I'd that time pn6 q sncoosGial buIinesS
Z 9tn prepared TO lake risks az ali rates %
Butldinge of all Kind, lEotthAAdibe, Manu- ctuf.
Ing Adjustments, Furniture, gteamb0Stb and
ChrgoeA On the Western RlVdTi and IAli9a, Thlb
company QaerS Superior Inducements 70 Farm
srs, whereby they can no insured On DWellinRS,
Furniture, Barns and contents for j Of 5 years a
reduced rates. Thisboins aBlAt6 Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And sufPlae ot any company In The STATE; and
eomposed Of e6tip Ninety four 1tock olders, most
ofWhoua AEe among our best business men, q.
eQmmends ltgelf 70 the favorable confederation
OF the lnBnfig public, and BolicitB their patron.
age. Applications for insurance will bo prompt.
y attended 10 a. their once, No, % Monroe 81,
@ a. their several age1ces throughout the State.
,o6 1God, gg9Eo. MBNDRG4 vIeS President.
~ fCf n Ss.ra, A 1Ien, 'irs ssb,S
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We are prpArOdrO execute ovesy do.cHptoDa
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

'.H
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CTANTON NJ. HOWARD,

TLOUR-1OO barrels Choice White
10 Wheat 800 barrels Prime Rcd Wheat.
Aug2i HENRY X. LIST q co.
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 80, ls7I.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-01-27

EAIPORIA, January 81, 1871.
Teachers Institute met pursuant to adjourn
ment. T. j. Meek called to the chair. The
committee OH constitution not being ready TO
report, it was moved and carried that the
members present be a committee of the whole
TO draft constitution. The following pream-
BILE and constitution were read and adopted:
Preamble: We the teachers of Lyon county,
in order to improve our methods Of teaching
and generally advance the interests of our
profession, do form ourselves into Teachers
Association.
CoNsTITUTION.-Art. LIST. This organiza-
ton shall be known as The Lyon County
Teachers Association.
Art. I'd. The officers Of this association shall
consist OF president, viee-president, secreta-
ry and treasurer, who shall be elected quar-
terly by ballot, unless otherwise ordered.
Art. 3D.. This association shall meet at En-
poria on the first Saturday of each month, at
O'Clock p. m.
Art. 4th. The president shall have power to
appoint an executive committee, whose duty
it shall be to arrange programme for each
successive meeting.
of this association by signing the constitution
and paying the sum Oftwenty-five cents, cash.
Art. 9Th. This constitution may be amend
ed by a two-thirds vote of the members pres
ent.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing quarter, viz, Miss Matte Spencer,
President, Mr.. = Stewart, Viee-President,
Mr.. A. Mann, Secretary, T. j. Meek, Treasu-
rer; Executive Committee, Mr.. - Cawle,
T. j. Meek and Miss Shepard.
Voted that q copy of the proceedings Of this
meeting be printed in the EMPoRIA NEWS.
j. L. CUTLER, Sec.
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the opening Of public saloons, and the notori-
ETY. Of our city fer its intelligence and general
good character, but was frank enough to say
that there was an unwarrantsble number of
| drug stores for a town OF this size in coun-
try 50 proyerbially healthy. He said, hoWey-
er, in discussing the proposition generally
first put forward by those who argue on the
side Of the whisky interest, that "there is
more liquor drank where it is not publicly
sold than where it Is,' that he had on for
mer occasion spent three days here, and this
time had been all over the city during the day,
| and had not seen a drunken man. He spoke
OF the manner in which this nefarious traffic
is sustained by the political press and politi-
clans, and the disgraceful exhibitions behind
the scenes even in our own State capital at
this time, and how men who are struggling
against the temptations Of Initiated appetites
are lured to their fall by men who are chosen
by the people to make the peoples laws. We
cannot now give a synopsis OF the lecture.
Sufiice il to say that, while it was not so well
put together as one Of Sam Carey's, or so well
delivered as John B. Coughs, il was well spo-
ken, full OF good hits, good arguments, and
just enough drollery to keep all present in
good humor. He remarked, incidentally,
that, as nobody who was making business Of
shooting temperance lecturers would ever
think OF snapping a cap at him, he sometimes
overheard conversations that were good for
the cause to hear, and that he learned in To-
peka the other day that there was a nice little
game to be played here next spring to elect
city officers in favor of licensing saloons, and
that the temperance people should be awake
and vigilant.
A collection was taken up to defray the cx-
penses of the lecturer, and all adjourned to
their homes, feeling that they had been well
entertained. We hope Mr.. d. will make it
convenient to come again.
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PLYMOUTH.

Would anything in regard to the weather
be in order; or does it deserve mentionf Such
continuation Of weather is unusual. The
cold has really been very intense. There has
been some talk that the fruit buds have been
killed to some extent which I hope and think
Is not the case. We have already had two
bad seasons for fruit, and another one would
be almost discouraging.
Since the consolidation Of the two stage
lines, the four-horse coach that used TO pass
up the south side Of the Cottonwood going to
Wichita, now passes through here, Cotton
wood Falls and Bazaar. the old line having
been discontinued. They make regular trips,
and the coach is always loaded. This is as ii
should have been long ago.
The DAILY EMPoRIA NEWS comes regular
| iy every merning now. Somebody must have
been talking to somebody about something.
J Having the paper regular daily makes It more
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j. A. Lord.. Drama,,o r-oun..

The entertainment at Bancroft Hall Wednes.
| day night is the subject OF favorable comment
ON all sides. 1t was not our good fortune
TO witness it, and can only speak of it from
| earsay OF Louie Lord, in her speciality OF
"Judy OTrot," we have heard the most gen.
erous tribute Of praise. The versatility OF
her powers seem to be equal to every occasion
at least she becomes more popular with every
additional character in which she appears.
The audience was larger than on either OF the
preceding nights.
Tonight the great play Of sour American
CousIn,' the one which the lamented Lincoln
went to see played at Ford's theater in WASH
ington, and in which he was so much interest
ed, when he was assassInatd by John wilkes
Booth. Mrs. Lord will personate ''Florence
Trenchard," and J. A. Lord casa Trenchard,
our American Cousin" The reserved seats
were all taken quite early in the day, and the
hall will doubtless be crowded. For further
particulars see small bills.
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r. e. HAYWOOD & Cove stepped into
the large furniture and household furnishing
establishment OF Z. c. Haywood & Co., this
morning, and interviewed the successful SEN
Tor partner upon matters pertaining particu-
larly to his "own business" This is one of
the largest furniture houses in this part of the
State, and has built up large business, and
one that is constantly growing. Mr.. Hay
wood, in company with Mr.. Comstock, of st.
Louis, came here last spring, and being fully
satisfied that there was q good opening here
for their business, bought a lot ON CONNER
cial street and put up the large two-story
house, which is to-day so densely packed with
furniture Of every grade for which there Is
likely to be any demand, and there are some
very handsome sets of furniture on the Sec
ond floor. They have a shop in the rear Of
the sales room, where large bills of ''knock
down" furniture, are stored and set up and
vanished as fast as In any particular grade
the sales rooms are depleted, and for the ac-
commodation Of patrons who may wish for
some speciality which cannot be had ready.
made.
For the benefit OF the people of the border
counties we will say that they can depend up
on getting their orders filled here as cheap and
as promptly as they can anywhere in the
State.
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THE L. l.. A. FEsTIVAL.-BancroftH Hall was
the scene, Friday night, OF another gay and
festive occasion. The festival gotten up by
the ladies OF and for the benefit of the Libra
ry Association was a little pleasanter than any
previous one of the season. over three hun
dred persons were present. The free supper
was most sumptuous, the long table being I'LL
cd with cold ham, chicken, turkey, cakes and
fruits from the stage TO the other end Of the
hall. Not less than 80 persons were accommo-
dated at this table at one time, and 1t was fill
ed,-every seat occupied the fourth time-and
the fourth time there seemed to be rs much to
eat as ut the first.
The ''sideshows'' were attractive features,
the interest in which was greatly enhanced
by the pithy advertisements with which the
tents were placarded. Everybody went in to
SIS the elephant, happy family, and American
eagle. The elephant was the artistic prOdnc-
| tion of our goOd-naturcd saddler and harness
maker across the street, Charlie Sye, while
the happy family was cage OF the most con-
tented quintette OF cats-father, mother and
three children, in 4 box OF the Dimensions Of
one cubic foot.
The gipsies sitting under tent told great
| many fortunes, and made great many happy
hits and interesting revelations. Very good
| fortune tellers they are.
The Postofice distributed great many let
tiers.
The table Of nicknacks, presided over by
Misses Lucy Robinson and Eliza Daugherty,
was universally admired, and must have done
good business; and near this Misses Riggs
and Bancroft very sweetly disposed Of gen.
] eral assortment OF candies. Their table was
l tastefully arranged and looked very neat.
On the stage the oysters, ice creams, etc.,
were served TO great numbers at first-class
rates, because in frst-class style, while Waite
band enlivened the scene with some OF their
most enchanting music.
It was altogether the most interesting festi-
val of the season. Notwithstanding the num-
Der present was very large, the hall was
capacious, and there was but little crowding,
and no discomfort as we have often witnessed
on similar occasions in other buildings. II
was in every particular very creditabie to the
ladies who worked so industriously for II, and
we congratulate them upon their success
The net proceeds amount to very near $500
which is rs much as could be expected, wheT
1t Is considered that the supper was free, anc
that many more people would have been ther'
nut for the religious meetings in progress II
the city.
Until another such commodious hall is built
there will be no better place in town for such
occasions, and we hope there viii be man!
more of the same kind in the same place.