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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-08-18
OUR BASE BALL CLUE AGAIN TsCToR.
IOCB.
The Topeka Club scooped.

The match game between the Westerns"
OF Topeka, and the "Jayhawkers,' of Emporia,
on Friday afternoon last, was the best game
ever Played i'll the Neosho Valley. The West
erns came here with good deal Of prestige,
being an old club with n good reputation.
Our "Jayhawkers' were only organized a
couple OF months since. A large crowd Of
cltiz ms witnessed the game.
Nv crything was conducted in q fair and
impartial manner. The Umpire, Dir. Bur-
bridge, did his duty 70 the satisfaction Of all.
Before the game commenced for some hours,
the Westerns and their friends felt conf lent
that they would have II easy task 70 stake
I'M our boys. They were Offering TO bet two
to-one that they would beat the Jayhawkers
twc-to-one. And IL must be admitted that
everybody here thought they would como out
far ahead Of the Jayhawkers. The members
OF our club shared this belief.
When oil was ready the Emporia boys went
first TO the bat. On the first inning they made
five runs. The Westerns, on their nrst inning,
were "whitewashcd.' The Westerns then
got all the bets OH the above proposition, they
wanted TO take. IL was at once evident that
the game would be . close one. Our boys
showed to good advantage. They made up in
superior strength and GOODNESS what advantage
the Topeka club had gained in longer prac-
tice.
We let a correspondent tell the story thus:
"The game was warmly contested, and both
sides did we'll. The pitcher, catcher, LIST base,
I'd base, and center fielder of the Jay hawkers
deserve the thanks Of our people for their fine
playing. we should incluGo the entire club.
ED. SBws.l The game was one OF the most
exciting we have seen for some time, and
throughout the best of feeling prevailed on
both sides. The Topeka boys were too con1i-
dent, and the Emporia boys kept cool, and on
that account they won the game by a score OF
81 TO 81. The Topeka boys seemed satisfied
but sore, and say they are anxious to play
again.
The Westerns were kindly treated by our
boys, and no doubt the Jayhawkers will meet
with q hearty reception when they visit To-
pcka, where we hope they may meet with as
good success as they have had so far.
We hope the good people or Emporia will
take some interest II their base ball club, and
will do all they can - give aid to IL by do
mating 10 the club and by encouraging Il a.
other cities have done. by so doing we shall
soon be able to say Emporfa has the champion
base ball club OF Kansas. BY lending proper
encouragement our club win play with more
confidence. They say their victory over the
Westerns was won partly because the citizens
turned out so we'll. They could not be beaten
with so many Of our people to witness their
playing. i, as an outsider, hope and ask of
our people TO give all the encouragement they
can, and then we can depend on the boys for
success.
Below you will find the score:
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THE ASSESSMENT OF LYON COUNTY.
The returns Ia the Clerks Office show the
following figures 70 be the assessment Of prop
erty in Lyon county for the year 1871:

By comparing t''e above with the returns Of
last year we finda decrease in thegrand total
OF valuation or Sl43,097. Taking out the as
sessment OF the A. T. & s. F. road, which was
not upon the rolls last year, and the decrease 10
$685. The assessment last year was made
under the influence Of good times and was
too high, and that is the solution 10 this mat
ter. The general feeling that last years as
sessnents were considerably too high may
have. disposed the assessors to mako the pres
ent one too low. 1.-THE rate OF increase which
we have heretofore had for several years, and
adding to the list another railroad. our Vaiua-
tion would have been at least four and half
millions. But we regard Il ~ better that we
should come down to Il reasonable basis, rather
than that we should have n fictitious valua-
ton.
In comparing the figures with those Of last
year by townships, We find that Empor1a has
decreased in valuation SI5J, 724; Center, &c.
5Sl; EImendaro, S2,s02; Fremont, sl3, Oe6;
Jackson, S1,2l2; Waterloo, $a7,024. Agnes
City township increased her valuation 81 ,Os0;
$50, 400; Pike, s11,s0O.
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Glow you will Tina the score:
scoRE EACH INNING.
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The Emporia Daily NEWS has been b. pend-
ed. OF course il didn't pay, hence the good
people OF Emporia should not expect Dir. SLOT
Ter to furnish them with a newspaper every
day, printed at his own expense, In our esti-
nation, il would have been better II that daily
had never been started. To the outside world
It's suspension looks like Q retrograde move
ment, which will not reflect creditably.-
Junction City Union.
The suspension of our daily cannot neces-
Aarily be looked upon az O 'retrogrsde move
ment." The town was In no way responsible
for the mistake We made in starting TOO soon.
In fac, some of the best friends OF the town
men Of the soundest judgment--adVised
against it. We thought We could run 1t until
it would pay. Our means being very limited,
aud money becoming scarcer than 1t was last
year. we had TO suspend. The mistake in
starting too early was OURS. Perhaps were
& little like our neighb0T CT the Union, and got
too ambitious. It will be remembered that
the Union run daily for about six months
when the railroad reached that town. Tho
suspension OF the daily NEWS is no indication
at ali OF ''rctrogradc'' here. Tho town
never had moro substantial growth in one
season than 1t is having this, and the trade Of
our leading houses was never better.
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MARRIED.-In the II. z. church, on Sabbath
last, August 18th, by Rev. Bernard Kelley,
Durra Hale and Viola II. Harris, both Of EN-.
poria.
This wedding took place just after the morn
ing service, and was witnessed by crowd Of
people, many OF whom attended for the ex-
press purpose of seeing this young couple
married. They were married by the beautl-
full and impressive N. Z. ceremony, and eve
rything was done in order. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale went directly from the church to their
new residence, where dinner was ready for
them. having been prepared by the brides
mother. In less than twenty minutes after
Mr.. Hale and Miss Harris LEFT the home Of Mr.
Harris, they were at their own home az Mr..
and Mrs. Hale, ready for their first family
meal. They commenced life immediately on
their own hook, and all their friends will join
Us in wishing them long life and happiness.
Tho attendants were Mr. MillIken and Miss
skinner, OF Peabody.
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LAW SUIT.-BaIziila Gray. OF Leavenwortb,
claims IN interest In the Indian foat with
which tho town company procured the north
half OF the EmpOria town site, and la brought
suit IN establish his title thereto. We have
not learned the particulars. Whether he has
any real interest or not or whether II Is simply
a game Of "blun'' TO make a little raise, we
are not able 10 say now, we have nothing
but rumor on which TO base an opinion. The
occupants OF the "noIth halr' will Eight il out,
and are anxious for the matter to be tested at
oucc. Many OF them are disposed 10 believe
this little game TO bleed them. Tue parties
bringing the suit VIII lind they don't bleed
worth 8 copper.
We understand Mr.. Gray has made PROPOSE
tious 70 compromise with some Of the lot OWL
srs az mere nominsl sums. We advise all not
to he caught IN any such nlmsy web, as steps
will be taken at once TO make united resist
aaee a hIa. what seems 20 us, trumped up
clam
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FkEENDLEss woNES.-Pursuan to nstice
a pVblic meeting was held on Friday evening,
August 18th, at the Methodist church, by the
Emporia Branch of the Kansas Association
for Friendless Women. Mrs. Col. Robinson
presided. The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Kelley. Addresses were
made by Mrs. Slocum, Rev. Mr.. Holden, Rev.
Mr.. Croker. Mr.. Buck, Rev. Mr. Copeland
and DIR. Wright. The meeting was we'll at
tended, and the speaking good. One point
made by several Of the speakers was: That
the house in Leayenworth is n State inshtu-
ton for the benefit OF all the State.
A committee was appointed to canvass the
city for subscriptions TO furnish one or more
rooms in the home. a small sum from every
one will enable the Emporia Society TO fulfill
their promise to the home society ut Leaven-
worth. No more worthy charity demands as.
sisIance from our citizens.
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BIG THISG.-Arkansas City, says the Trdr-
eler, is to become the headquarters Of the
southwestern transportation. All goods for
Fort Sill and the agencies will henceforth be
carried in tWo-horse wagons hither from
ThAyer, and stored in \ warehouse; and Will
thence be re-shipped on :fbull-traius" All
the hands will be pGid of here.
AS We predicted, Arkansas City is TO be the
big town Of the border. Immense quantities
OF height for the Territory are now passing
through, and still greater quantities are yet
to come.
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L. A. Keys, for boarding, lodging and nursing
David Cramer, q days, S21.
The following resolution was submitted by
Mr.. Carter, and Oh motion adopted: l.
ResoIred, ThRt the committee on streets
and alleys are hereby instructed TO see that
the curling on the corner Of Sixth avenue
and Commercial street, and also on the corner
or Fifth avenue and Commercial street be con-
structed according to ordinance.
Adjourned until next Monday evening.
H. W. NcCUSk, 3
CITY Clark
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ACCIDENT.-on wednesday, Isaac Burgan,
a lad o years old, son Of j. c. Burgan, was
run over by a wagon and considerably injur-
cd. He was driving q team, which was en-.
gagged in hauling dirt from Williams; cellar.
a board on which he was sitting tu.4e u and
threw him 10 the GROUND between the wheels.
The hind wheel passed over his body. We
are glad TO learn that the injuries are not ser
fotig
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-08-18

NEW KIND.-F. G.. Hunt LEFT at our ofiiee,
this week, new variety OF sweet potatoes
grown by him. is called the southern
Queen" and the seed came from south Ameri-
ca. II Is much lighter in color than the ordi-
nary kind, and can be kept rs easily Irish
potatoes. Hunt promises 10 report further
after tcstin0 them
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PRINCIPAL oP STATE NORMA SCHOOL
Tbs Emporia News SAYS that Board of
ulireetors Of the State Norma s.col have
-.JeUted to the position OF princip-' Prof. Geo.
". Hess, Professor OF English Literature and
of the Theory aud Practice of Tea hing IN tho
Cntversity Of Indiana. Professor IIoss has
earned aa euYiable reputation rs n teacher,
and the people OF Kansas are 10 be congratu-
lated on his accession TO the Normal School,
81. Louis Christian AdrOcdte.
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DISEASES or CATrLE.-Chas. II. wIthIng-
ton. of Allen, in this county, who has had =
long experience in this country, furnishes the
following receipt for the prevention OF Span
ish tower aud all other diseases: III soda,
De Lands or Daobirs; ID sulphur; I 10
coperas; ID madden; mix with barrel of
salt and give 20 the cattle two or three times
week
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We've had drouths, grasshoppers, bugs,
wars. rails, circuses, moralists, hard times,
Spanish fever, greatness, worms, meanncss,
whisky saloons, foods, and now we've got
GrAy-B-d-r-=-i-t-l-G, of that ilk. We don't
know much about Gray, but he ought not TO
last very long with that name.
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OLD THISGs.-John Hammond wants us TO
write another installment of"Old Things"
and tell what become OF divers and sundry
chickens that roasted in the vicinity OF the
printing office in 1857. We simply say to
brother Hammond that that chicken business
Ii "out lawetl."
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City Clerk,

The EmpoEia Daily NEWS has suspended
publication. Stotler made noble effort 20
keep the Daily alive. For ten months he con-
tinIed its publication, in spite Of every dis
eouragesnent and heavy financial loss. Final
ly, convinced that . Daily could not be made
to pay IN n t0wn OF less than four or five
thousand inhabitants, having lost consider
ably over $1,000 in the experiment, ne sus-
pended. All honor 10 him for his brave strug-
gle, and may the time soon come when En-
poria shall have attained the size and wealth
necessary 70 warrant him in renewing his exc
eellent Daily. The fact has BEEN demonstrated
that Daily paper ts very expensive and that
IL IL dificult for town or city OF less than
four or ave thousand Inhabitants to furnish
sufficient patronage to support one.-Hepl-
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Arbuthnot has moved his popular restau-
rant into excellent quarters, Just north Of
Commercial and Attn street corner. His pat
rons are getting fat SO rapidly hat they are
all having new clothes made sn as to sit down
easy. For hot meal, well cooked and quick
ly served, Arbuthnot's is the place.
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The City Council have voted to Burgan &
Holmes, wagon and carriage manufacturers,
5000 OF the $4,000 recently voted by the
city. They propose, Immediately, 70 sxtaad
their works and employ a large additional
force of hands.
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have second hand wagon for sale. Inquire
al the Buckeye House wse-ti
a Choice sslection Of Gents, Furnishing Goods
at Iwss-sa fEHLEV q BEAE0E's-
Black = Kelsey are selling maple susar II 20
cts per pound. Warranted pure wsa-u
Maple wood Cemetery.-sR HAN is the au-
thorsed agent for the sale of lots in this cemetery,
located northwest Of the city he VIII attend to
having graves dug for those who desire him TO do
so. w3a-tr
City Directory ut the City Book Store. Miss
Plumb ssin has number Of copies Of thc Ecnporis
City Directory. They contain historical sketch
OF Enporin, cartoon OF the City with its railroad
constructions and other matter Of Interest and val
ne. To close out the lot large discount has been
made on the price. Call soon TO secure copy.
w4st
Hunsarian and MiIet seod nj
w3s-tf BLACK & KELsEY's.
If you wanr No. article OF graham hour
bolted corn meal, winter or spring wheat Sour, go
to fwa9-tn CIV. FRErEgfcE's.
a Choice line OF 0cafs' Driving Gloves at
~as-a PEHLKr : hEAsckS-
Trunks. trunks, franks, at
wss-tf PERLEx 8 BEARcE's.
The Celebrated Manhattan Lfaen Shirts. also
q ene stock of other brands, at
wsa.tf PxELEY BEARcE's
Family white Fish for si..5. at
wsa-n CIV raEDERIcK-s.
Rev York Dairy Cheese. nne article, al
watt BLACK & KELsEY's.
White Duck SUITS at
was-tf PERLEY BEARcE's.
Alaska SaImond at
w32-tf CIV FREpERICK's.
Variety of Straw Hats at
w8s-tf PERLEr s. BEAEcE's
California tcannedJ pears and California honey
iwas-tfl BLACK s. KELsEY's.
House to Rent. in Florence, Kansas. Inquire
Of c. 8. Dean, at Florence, or {. F. Pierce Co,
Enporia, Kansas w32-tf
Black Kelsey are selling q good article OF
tea at one dollar per pound. wSs-sf
The Orleans Ounce Hats at
wSs-tf PERLxY & BEAEcE's.
Wanted.-wood in exchange for Groceries, at
w32-tf BLACK 4 KEIsEr's.
Pomona Nursery. - Fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs and plants, forest-tree seedlings,
hedge plants, etc. No agents employed to peddle
trees, or beg for orders. Good, fresh, reliable
stock; true TO name and of the best varieties. at
wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Call on or address S. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin County, Kansas.
Fail catalogue ready by September ist
we6-1y
Two good rooms to rent
VISIT w. MILLER.
Good Fine Cut at Ailler's for one dollar per
pound. wi5-tf
TO the citizens of Emporia and Lyon County -
Consult Jour own interest and buy your goods
where yen can get the best for the least money.
You win always ind that place at
Att wM. CLAPPs.
A New Wheeler Wilson sewing machine for
sale cheap. Inquire Of
VISIT CIV. MILLER.
For good Havana Cigar go to
AfILLEBs,
vi5-tf 1G9 Commercial street.
Daisoa has fresh supply of Confectionery
Canned Fruits. Nuts, Tobacco. Cigars. etc. soft
a largo and new arrival or Hats in black and
fancy colors at tas-t7 VIZ. CLAPP's.
Good Team For SaIo.--I have for sale Il
span of good work horses viii be sold together OF
separate. One of them is an excellent buggy
horse. They can be seen ut my stable, Plymouth,
Kansas.
d145-I51 -wis-tf MSACNDERs
Use LeIs' Cough Panaeea. wI5-if
For Peoria and Industrial PloWs, low for cash,
call at r4-tf7 HoLDERMAS & BIOS.
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UNITARIAN SOCIETY Rev. W. L. Cope
land will preach at the usual hour on Sunday.
Subject: christian Materialism, or the Plan
Of salvation is pure Materialisn." Sunday
school 8 a. NJ. Subject for the Bible class:
nTho Trinity
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Geo. w. Martin, of the Junction cry UjtiOi,
has gone ON u two months visit 70 his old
PENNSYLVANIA home. II 1t would not be con-
sldered out Of the way, we should like to know
who gave him tho money 20 pay the EXPENSE
Of such an excursion.
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John Hammond has come back 70 town to
run the carpenter business. After Glowing
about moving to the country for five or six
years he finally went last spring. We knew
he would soon be back. He has already re-
turned. John Hammond would soon lose his
happiness If he were separated from jack
planes, hand saws and hammer and nails. It
looks natural to sec him around. He is still
honest
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We are indebted to Colonel John a. Martin,
Secretary Of the Northern Kansas Agricultural
and Mechanical District Fair, for a ticket Of
admission TO it. We are sorry that we cannot
enjoy the pleasure Of attending. Some Of the
truest and best men in the State live at Atchi.
con, and Decides, there 10 not q livelier or more
plucky city In the west, and VIC knew the
fair will be good one.
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Mr.. Watson, at the NJ. X. Il T. depot, has
the reputation OF being one Of the most gentle
Ia anly abroad agents In the " est. shippers
here praise him highly .-EvreAG Herald.
We suppose that means our John Watson,
anc IL il docs, we most cheerfully say that
every good word for him Is well deserved.
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Jesse Hines, an old friend of our boyhood
days, from Wilmington, Ohio, dropped in up.
on US this week. Ho is much pleased with
Kansas, and has gone Southwest in quest Of
somo Of Tnclo samucps domain. lie will I'M
dou ~ remain in Kansas.
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TL,IrERAScE.-There will be q special
meeting Of the Sons and Daughters Of temper
ance 1t Eskr1dge Hall ON Monday evening,
2lst inst Addresses will be delivered by
Revs. Copeland and Kelly, Of this city. All the
members of the order are requested to he In
attendance
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GOOD TaISG.-we have failed to notice
before that Messrs. o, p. Bowman & Co..
through their connection with Mr.. A. n. Full
Ter, have opened -four and grain house, haV-
ing constantly on hand q variety OF brands Of
-four, which they offer to the jebbing trade at
IS low prices ms cost OF manufacturing win
admit Of. They are also in the market for all
kinds Of grain and farmers produce, for which
they are paying the highest market prices.
This enterprise is commendable and should
be well patronized by the farming community
In general for their future advantage. Call
and see them. Commercial street, nearly op-
posite the court house.
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At the election in Sedgwiuk county, on Fri
day last, for 100000 county bonds TO the
Wichita & Southwestern railroad, the propc-
sition was carried by about 800 majority. So
the metropolis Of the Arkansas viii soon have
railroad connection with the outside world.
We congratulate wiehtta ami Sedgwiek
eotfnfv
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The-e was man in town last Friday night
that drank three men drunk, and declared
himself good for more Of the same sort. He
didn't consider II much of an evening tor
drlIukards either.
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Newman & Bro. opened huge pile of boxes
yesterday, and ''new goods" is their battle
cry. They are selling at prices low enough TO
draw money out OF anybody's pocket, even in
these tight tImcs
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pEFEATED.-Thc proposition 10 vote the
bonds Of Americas township to the amount Of
So, 900, to the Chicago, Kansas & Texas rail-
road, was defeated, on Tuesday, hv msjority
Of four votes.
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The Augusta Crescent SAYS the following
statement shows the business transactions at
the L. S. Land Office at that place for the month
Of July. The filings upon the Usage Lands
were 543, the largest number being In CowleT
county. but many in Sumner and Howard.
Also the largest number OF proofs and pap.
ments in any one county have been In Cowiey.
The fees and commissions On homestead en-
tries amounted to s2,o4o.e5. Homestead en-
tries, 17,oii.G1 acres; Usage entries. 26,ass.56
acres; Presumption and private entries, 2JJs7.-
IS acres; Total, 48,9S7,s2. Cash receipts, see.
1675:
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Rattlesnake bites are becoming very popu-
lar here. Some fellows have been bitten so
much that they begin TO think the snakes are
locating In their boots.
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Prof Hoss and family arrived Wednesday
evening. The Professor proposes to proceed
Immediately TO work for the fall term OF the
Normal SCHOOL.
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Rare Chance for = Bargain-wishing 10 re-
tire from business win sell out my interest Tone
hAIG in the confectionery and candy manufactory
Of Morris & Bottger. For price, etc, inquire Of
33-tS J.W. MORRIS.
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Twin agree to sell ali kinds Of boots and shoes
Eve per cent. lower than any house In Emporia
who advertise goods at cost. Please make a note
OF this and call and price goods at Leinhsrd's.
Sign of the Red Boot. Agent for the celebrated
Empire Sewing Machine. w30-tf
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Several more persons were taken into the M.
T.. church on Sabbath evening last, complet-
ing the list OF those who had been on proba-
ton from last winters revival.
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We have new paper from Belle Plaine,
Sumner county called the sumner county
Herald. II IL good looking sheet. aud Is
published by VIM. Nixon, formerly OF the
Emporia Tribune. We bespeSk success For
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Farmers, look 70 y0uF interests.-P1ows at
cost. For the next sixty days will close out my
entire stock of plows at COST. Farmers, this Is
your time to buy pillow and save % Per cent.
have also large stock of revolving hay rakes and
the celebrated Taylor Sulky hay rake, together
with hne assortment Of hay forks, which will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. CAu aud examine
tor yourselves aad be convinced. NO. i6e CONNER
ciAl street, Emporia, Kansas
w30-tc JoHS BAT.
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THE SOUTHW EST.

To the oxford Times: Te cave on 'toPpor-
tunities." You are old business.
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WE understand the good looking editor OF
the Ledger has already become quite favor
lite among the ladies OF Emp,ria. There Is an
advantage in being handsome.