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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-03
EMpoRIA cHuRcn r,REcToRY.

MErHoDIsT.-Corner OF Merchants st., and 9Th
avenue. Rev b. KELLET, Pastor services
mceting each Thursday evening at Z o'cIocl.
Sabbath School sunday mornings at 81 O'Clock.
sEeoNp coNoREGATIoNAL welsh -S0.nsE
RGEs, Pastor. rvices each Saba at lok Q.
day H sSe nj sabpat6 seaoo d At p m -
UNITED Observation-Disclosures the Court Hou q
every otrer Sabbath at IL q. N. Rev. j. A Co..
Inns. Pastor.
INSTANTANEOUS St between 9Th
toT a services each sab6a,h at II N. and p.
N Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Sab
bath SchOo at 81 q. m.
Commercial st. Services each Sabbath At I0K g.
m. and and p. m. Rev JOHN JohKs, Pastor.
SHRIS TIAN.-Corner of Exchange st. and Tth
each Sabbath q. il q m. and Z p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings Sabbath school
at az p m.
PROTESTANT EPTsCoPAL--Cornerof CONNER
Pastor. Services every alternate sabbath at II
al N. and u p. m.
FRIENDS Corner OF Sylvan st. and 9Th avenue.
Services Sundays and Wednesday, at II 3. m.
FIRST CoNGREG ATIoNAL.-Corr or NechAn-
les st: and sth avenue Rev A. A. tiuEo Pas
tor. Services each sunday att a N and p m.
vices. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings
FIRST BAPTIsT-Corner of Merchants st. and
9Th avenue. Rev. A. NJ AvEkILL. Pastor. Ser
and eyenfnS' PRAYER msetinT on Wednssd.s
evenings. Sabbath school at 10 q N.
UNITARIAN soCIETY.-At Eskridge Hall, Cor
ner Of Commercial St and 6th avenue Services
evening. W. K. SoPELASD. Pastor. Sabbath
school at a. M Seats fro. Strangers cordial =
ly welcomed
AFRICAN. NJ. Estate 81. between Sd and 4ts
avenues. Services every SUNDAY at IL IN. and
Up. m. Sabbath School Mt 2. m prayer meet-
Pastor.
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MARRRIED AT the residence OF Col. &. Il
DcGroat, the brides father, in Fond du Lac
Wisconsin, on Wednesday, the 18th day o
October, 1871, by Rev. A. Little, E. E Row
LAND, OF THE EAEPoRIA NEWS, and Lucy 81
DEGRoAT, Of Fond du Lac.
We clip the following notice OF the above
affair from the Fond du Lac Daily Common
seeGIth, Of the Goth uIt:
1--WE baYe been accustomed to think Ten.
neyson quite right when he sang:
I'm the spring young mans fancy
Lightly turns TO thoughts OF love-"
1t is quite evident, however, that these
thoughts, like other good seed sown in the
springtime, grow in summer and ripen and
come to their fruiting IL the golden autumn.
This we infer from the frequency with which
marriage festivals have occurred in this Viei-
nifty since the autumn winds began to blow.
These are not, after all, in every respect, the
melancholy, sad days they are represented
TO be.
Last evening added another couple to the
joyous throng who are moving along this new
high way Of life. 1t was dark and rainy with
out. but bright and cheerful within.
Not eften does one meet more pleasant and
social company than gathered last night at tho
house OF Col. DeGroat to share in the festivi-
ties OF the nuptial scene-nothing was omitted
that could add to the enjoyment of the guests.
at the appointed hour the bridal party pre-
sented themselves, without ostentatlon, and in
the presence or approving friends, exchanged
earnest pledges OF uetOElOn love IOE lie.
Warm congratulations, hearty good wishes
were showered upon the happy pair in a way
that left no doubt as to their sincerity.
An elegant repast, in every way worthy of
the occasion, followed.
Then, amid the farewetls and benedictions
hurriedly, but earnestly, spoken, and the ira
ditional old shoe thrown after them as they
left the house, q unique petition from the
friends for prosperous and successful we'd
ded life--the happy bridegroom, Mir. Eber E.
Rowland, left US with his rich Wisconsin
prize, for his Kansas home.
May that Kansas home always be bright and
happy"
Mr.. Rowland and wife returned on Satur-
day last. the 2Sth, and were warmly greeted
by their friends, all OF whom join IN the senti-
ment expressed in the last sentence OF the
above
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MEETING OF THE EMPORIA PREsBY-
Terry.

The Presbytery of Emporia, composed Of
the Presbyterian ministers and elders from
the churches in Southwestern Kansas, met in
| the Presbyterian hall in this place, on Tues
day, October 18th, and was opened by ser.
mon by Rev. Albert McAlla, Of Emporia, the
Moderator Of the preceding meeting, from the
text In Rom. 10, I: Brethren, my hearts de-
sire and prayer to God for Israel is that they
may be saved"
After the sermon and prayer, the Rev. w.
K. Boggs, Of Wichita, was elected Moderator,
and Rev. W. W. Curtiss, OF Wichita, Tenn
porary Clerk; Rev. A. McCalls was cleo
ted stated Clerk.
On Wednesday, after the usual half hour of
devoti onaI meeting in the morning, the entire
day was spent in the business of the meeting.
Reports were heard from various commit
tees and from the ministers and churches,
from which it appeared that eight new
churches have been organized during the year,
making seventeen in all. $50 new members
received, including those in the new churches.
There are nine ministers In the Presbytery,
and one candidate for the ministry under its
care. Nine Of the churches report having
houses OF worship built or building, the rest
are yet destitute OF churches of their own,
though all are preparing to build. Nearly all
report fiourishing Sabbath schools and an in
crease In the church membership, though all
lament the lack CT deep religious interest in
the communities.
The delegate to the late General Assembly,
Rev. A. McCalla, made report OF the same,
and appropriate resolutions were adopted in
regard to the recommendations and directions
OF the General Assembly.
Wichita WAS chosen as the place OF the re-
gular spring meeting, to be on Thursday,
April 10, 1872.
After variety OF Other business the Pres
bytery adjourned on Monday evening to at
tend the Synod at Humboldt.
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TEE NEW SToRE.-The newest, and very
neat and attractive store, in town, Is the boot
and shoe wareroom just opened on CONNER
eial street, near the postofice, by J. Tillotson.
W95ooked over his stock yesterday. It Is in
many respects q very superior one, and so
arranged as TO be seen and examined with
perfect ease by every customer. The variety,
style, workmanship, and quality Of goods, are
hrst class, and NJ mistake. Mr.. Tillotson has
for seven years been connected with the larg-
est manufactures in the country, knows how
each does its work, is thoroughly informed on
prices, and can therefore purchase with ex-
cellent Judgment. And he also pays cash
down for all his goods, aud thus gets them al
| the lowest market rates, and can sell to cor
responding advantage. He informs US that
his entire stock has been bought and paid for
within the last thirty days, and therefore
claims that his prices are far below those Of
any other store In town for similar quality
OF goods. We were very fsvorsbly impresseS
with his goods, and so far as we priced found
them very cheap. Our advice Is to call a
| TiIlOtson's store, at the first opportunity.
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Mr. Lester T. Virgins
died al his residence on Merchants street, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, on Tuesday
evening, the 3lst Of October, very suddenly.
he came here from Brooklyn about year ago,
for his health, being AFFLICTED with lung dis
ease. He was badly wounded In the service
Of bis country, during the late rebellion, and
had his health ruined by eleven months Of
imprisonment In Libby. He goes to the grave
another OF the great host OF martyrs TO the
cause OF freedom. Ills health had improved
since bis residence here, and he had been en-
gagged 4 part OF the time in Norton's land Of
| Gee. On the evening Of his death Mr.. Virgins
telt a. we'll a. usual, aud at o'clock came
down to do sbre marketing, preparatory to
| ertertaining soma friends who were to visit
him that evening. BE was seized with vlo-
lent coughing, and on his way home, when Al
the corner Of Merchants street and Fifth ave-
nue., little over half square from his resi.
deuce, the blood gushed from his mouth In 8
stream. He staggered and called for help
Two strangers on the opposite side of th'
street, who were coming up from the A. T. 4
8. 2. depot, ran 70 his assistance. He wal
only able TO indicate the house he lived In
He was taken there, and when he was laiC
down life was extinct Thus In twenty min
utes AFTER leaving his house In usual healIl
and strength, he was taken back corpse
The announcement wednesday morning
startled all his friends and aequsintaneess VIII
! were numerous, aud cast gloom over thei
, countsnanees. He was beloved by all wit
, whom be came IN contact during his brit
{ residence here. he WAS twenty-elght yeaI
; old. Ars. Virgins. wife Of less than thrc
{ years., aud Q very estimSble lady, hAA u
. hssEtfslt SympsthiSs q our psOpls II this -
hN@N9a1ARN
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A NEW PHYsICIAN.-We met, on Wednes-
day, DR.. Jno. ID. Criley, late OF Mansfield,
Ohio, who has just taken up his residence
here for the purpose Of practIcing his profess
Hion. BE is OF the Homeopathic school, and is
. graduate Of the Homeopathic medical col
leges OF PhilsdeIphia and Cleveland, and
brings the best of references. He has been q
successful practitioner for several years. The
DR.. has taken an once on Sixth avenue, In
the rear OF Riggs q Dunlap's bank, the room
lately occupied by DIR. Riggs. We are glad to
say he has come here to stay, and will, in the
spring, invest considerable capital in build
ing. We welcome tho DR.. as 4 citizen, and
hope he may meet with success in his profess
Sim
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OUR CIRcULATIoS.-Tog give our business
men some idea Of our circulation, we mention
the number Of papers sent to some points Sc
lected at random, to-wit: Emporis and vici-
nifty, 6I3; Americas, 100; Neosho Rapids, 50;
Hartford, 60; Plymouth, SO; Augusta, So; FL
dorado, so; Eureka, 40; Arkansas City, 80;
Cottonwood Falls, IS; Coneburg, %; Reading,
80; Douglass, 80; Madison, %; Winfield, "a;
Marion Center, %; Bazaar, 81; Wichita, 20;
Council Grove, 20; Ivy, 10; Line, 10; Toledo,
10; hatfield Green, IS; Cedar Point, IS;
Waushara, IS; Florence, II; sedGwiek City,
10; Dexter, 10. There is hardly q postotice
In the Southwest that THE NEWS does not
reach every week. Our advertisers and bust
ness men can readily see that II they want to
reach the people no better medium for them
to do SO, than through the columns OF this
paper can be Afforded.
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Doors sHoEs.-It will be seen by an.
nouneement elsewhere that the firm OF French
Green, who have been carrying on the boot
and shoe Business, In Ruggles & Plumb's brick
building, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. We are grAtifi6d to announce that W.
c. French will continue the business at the
old stand. He comes out this week with q
double column advertisement announcing the
fact to the public. Mr.. French Is now in the
east buying heavy stock OF goods, which
will be here in q lew days. He Intends to sell
his goods As cheap rs they can possibly be ar
forded. and to conduct his business on olive
and at lrve'' principles, and he hopes to re-
ceiVe 4 liberal share OF the patronage. We
wish Mr.. French large trade, and abundant
success. He deserves well at the hands of our
neople
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RE-oPTNIN0 OF THE n. z. CHURCH.
| SERMON BY REV J. A. GRAY.-The repairs
on the d. E. church will be completed on
Saturday, and the church will be reopened on
sabbath next, the 9th inst. We are happy to
announce that Rev. John A. Gray, Of Topeka,
the gentleman who preached two very elo-
quent and able sermons in this church a few
Sabbaths ago, has been engaged to preach the
morning sermon on the occasion. All that is
necessary is 70 announce this fact, to secure a
large audience. Mr. Gray is one OF the very
best speakers in the country. 1t is hoped the
good sermon that may be expected, together
with the comfortable improvements which
have been made in the building, will call out
. large audience,
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DEATH OF II. ABRAHAM.-we learn from
s. j. Smith that our former fellow citizen
Mordecai Abraham, died at his residence al
Gilman, Illinois. on the 18th OF October Mr..
Abraham lived here for about three years,
commencing in 1880, and was beloved and re.
spected by all our people. He spent several
weeks here this season visiting his relatives
and friends. His relatives here are the fami-
lies Of G. d. Humphrey, R. II. Abraham, j.
ID. Miller and 6. J. Smith. With these and
with his numerous friends, our people mourn
the loss OF the good man and christian, n.
Abraham. He WIS born in November, 1896,
and was nearly IS years old.
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REAoVED.-Thomas & Jones have moved 10
lS Commercial street, vest side, few doors
north q Fourth avenue. They have very
neat store, literally filled with q first-class
stock Of groceries, fruits, provisions, &c.
Among other Items worth noticing, are the 900
barrels OF splendid apples received yesterday.
These apples are offered ut very low prices.
for their quality. Tho location IL very con-
Venieut, and the firm IL daily igetting 10 be
more popular Give them call at their new
stand.
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CANDIDATES.
DEPUTY SHERIFF..

My name was frequently used in an article which
appeared in last weeks NEWS subscribed by Jake
Moon ~ For the benefit of that quaint iuminary
and ALL WHOM IT MAY CONcERE- 1 will state
that John Bay has also committed the unpardona
BILE sin of Offering deputyship. He sent Johr
Maloy, then foreman of the Ledger (Democr tic)
10 ask me for my support, the consideration being
the appointment to the ONCE of Deputy Sheriff
should he be elected told Maloy could not con
sistently refuse to support Coats. Vas not thd
bidding for Democratic rotes? Should Bay be cleo
ted my chances TO be deputy, had the capacity
are good; but he will need assistant strong
enough TO be both sheriff and deputy. The frsl
recruitment in a candidate seeking public Office
should he competency.
Nov. I, 1911. W. n. RANDOLPH.
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We are authorized to announce ALFRED ROB
ERTs. Of Neosho Rapids. as candidate for tn,
| the decision of Democratic county convention
ii one IS held
|. We are authorized 20 announce MOVES sPf.
County Treasurer. at tho ensuing general election
PETER II. HUGHES Will be 3 candidate for re.
elsction 10 the Office OF Register Of Deeds Tor Lyon
county, at the ensueing November election
| DAVID GILMORE viii be 3 candidate fo-
reelection to the office OF County clerk OF Lyon
county, for the ensuing term.
A. n BANCROFT win be acandlidale for Sher-
III at the ensuing November election
We are authorized to announce A. L a. KEYS.
as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision
OF The Republican voters Of Lyon county.
EmPOrfa. as candidate for sheriff at the election
in November,
Attic request Of numerous friends submit nv
name to she people as candidate for the once Of
y gfvesne . knowledge of this section OF the
state that would be no detriment TO me in the dis
2 few years ago, anest Of horse thieves was bro,
ken mp and the thieves brought to justice through
will serve the people 20 the best of my ability
n. C. HUTCHINSON.
wea authorized to announce d. L. ard as a
candidate for Commissioner In the third district
composed Of the townships Of jackson, Elnendaro,
*
We arc autherizes, to announce ROBERT MIL
LdKEN, OF this place, as aeandidate for County
Surveyor. at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce J. II HUNT of
Emporia township as candidate Tor Register of
Deeds al the ensuing election
We are requested by his many friends to an
re-entative for the 6Sth District composed Of the
townships Of Empcria, Pike and Center.
We are authorized to announce Z. II. COATS, as
independent candidate for reelection to the Of
NOFem
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TO THE VOTERS OF LYON COUNTY.

Having announced nv name as a candidate for
Sheriff some time since, by requestof large num-
county. finding myself Fery much encouraged,
have deemed Il not improper to say that Win ina
ton would be assured Being citizen Of Ameri.
and this place having died out, may not expect
\ iair vote from kmporias Cannot Emperia al.
the good feeling which exists between the two
places by throwing part OF her vote al ieast, ior
other points in the county as wei as Emporia, in
recognition of the claims OF AmericCs for only
or distribution Of the oniees OF the county;
These considerations leave with the yoters;
that the people throughout the county viii reInem
Der when they come 10 vote that am still can
did1ts posws SeT reports ne SIXTH
We are authorized to announce j. n. sTRIcKLER,
of Hartford, as candidate for Representative IN
| the Goth district
We are authorized 20 announce CHARLES DRAKE,
Of Americas, as candidate for Representative IN
| Agnes City, Americas, Fremont, Waterloo, Head
| Ing, Jackson and Elmendaro-
| We are authorized 10 announce Il; II. ABK4 y
as candidate tor County Comm missioner IN the 2
Americas, Agnes City, Waterloo and Reading.
We hereby present the name OF EDwARI
BORIOS for the once of County Commissions
from the district composed Of Emporia Township
and city.
Weare authorized to announce J. L. WILLIAM
as candidate for Commissioner in the third dig
trict, composed Of the townships Of Jackson, Il
mendaro, Center and Pike.
am induced 20 o6er my name as . candidat
for the ONCE Of County Clerk at the ensuing cleo
ton. this do not from any personal feeling towar
the present incumbent whom regard IS gen
tleman qualified for the place. but 20 enable me I
/ 10 sats convenient to good schools. And Woul
say that have NO time 10 spend on street corner
buttonholing voters but would add that any sur
port bestowed viii be thankfully received and dn
| IL appreciated
Fremont, Oct -, 1871. is CRAIG.
We are authorized TO announce w T. sMITE
OF Americas, as candidate Tor Sheriff Of lyo
; county, at the ensuing November election.
4 For RepresentatlVe.-Atthe request Of man
citizens, am induced to submit my name to II
people Of this Representative District aEa esr&i
date for the Legislature, at the snsui7
ss1eatG 49, In.
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Rev. james Lamb. OF Liverpool, England,
reached this city on "Wednesday evening. He
will preach ON Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
in the Welsh Presbyterian chapel, Salem, Dry
creek; in Eskridge hall, half past two in the
afternoon; in the Welsh Congregational
church at haif-past Elk in the evening. Mr..
Lamb Is a representative man. and comes to
see Kansas field Of immigration. He nc-
companies VIM. b. Jones TO Bangor, on Mon
day. ts see The Secsho Colony lands.
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ARKANSAS CrTY.--A party OF our citizens
composed Of I. L. Perley, W. T. soden, Z. II.
Holderman and MeSsrs. Mcmillan & Cochran.
went 70 Arkansas City last week. They hired
one OF Jim Fairchild's teams, and camped out
most Of the time. They went by way OF Eu-
reka and returned by way Of Winfield, Au-
gusts, Douglass, Eldorado, etc. They had a
nne trip, living on game most OF the time, and
are very much delighted with all the towns
and the country through which they passed.
IL Is the opinion or these gentlemen that there
must be . railroad down the Walnut valley at
An early day. The country will soon demand
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P1oTRAcTED MBETINd.-Knowles shaw
Of Thsyer, Kansas, formerly Of Kentucky, viii
commence protracted mectias In the Chris
tlAn church, this city, on Saturday (to-mcr'
rew) evening at half past seven o'clock. Mr.
enaw 10 an able Speakers good singer and
exhortes, and Will make the NEE tings very In
srresting. All ara invited 10 attend the meet
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PROFKssIoNAL.-wec call attention TO the
professional card OF Mrs. DIR. Vail in this issue.
Her friends and the public generally VIII be
glad to learn that she has concluded to resume
the practice here. She has had much exper-
fence, and will be Valuable acquisition TO the
Professio nal ranks. See card.
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FINE srocK.-Dr. A. Z. McNeall, nom
Illinois, passed through here this week, for
Greenwood county, with some Ane stock, con-
sisting Of horses, cows and pigs. Mr.. Grinth
Thomas, Of this place. bought from him an In.
tSrest In some Of the Poland China pigs, and
intends to engage IN breeding that kind Of
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Dachsiler, Jones Z Piuksrton yesterday sold
II. W. PsarsaIl's farm Of 40 serss, on Allen
creek, 70 John @. Davis, Tor eS.eoo. Mr.. Davis
came direct from Wslcs, In company with
ME. Howe. and there are . large number Of
farmers IN wales, who are waiting 70 bear
how kr. Dayie ukOs Kspsss. His purchase Of
70 EdAW ~.
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Close connections are made 1t North Topeka
With trains OF Kansas Pacific Railway, tor all
Soints East and West
At EmporlA Junction, with trains on the Nilsson.
]. Kansas 4 Texas Railway, for Southern Kan
AT Emporis with daily line Of stages to and
rom Eureka.
At Florence With daily Mns of stages for wichi.
a. Eldorsho, Arkansas City. Augusta and all
olnts In Southern and Southwestern KAnsa..
All communications relative 20 freight and tick.
{ business should be addressed to
n L. SARGENT
General Frelgh. and Ticket Agent.
I. j. PETER. General Manager.
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jos PRlNrKR.-ws neglected TO state last
week that Harry Stafford had taken nechani-
cal charge Of the Ledger once, In this city.
He had for some months been In charge Of eur
Job work, and II an excellent and rapid
workman. We wish him success In all his
nndsr4akinOa
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To PRINTxRs.-The consolidation Of the
two onaces-EBws and TfibGne-has len us
with large amount Of surplus printing ma
tsrials on hand, which We desire TO sell cheap.
Much Of this material IL ~ good as new. See
our advertisement elsewhere. We can OUTFIT
. country paper completely With new press
aud type, II applied 70 soon.
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PHRsoNAL.-E. n. Smith, postmaster at
NadiUou, was In our once this week. He
Gays the settlers along the Herdigris are .
reading people, and mentioned that sixty DIFF
Tsrent papers are taken Atthat pOstoface. Mr..
Smith is authorized 70 take subscribers for
TEE NEWS, ct Madison. and to collect money
for the eams.
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TO PRINTERS.
Printing Materials
FOR SALE CHEAP.

"AVING bought out and consolidated the ON
4 4 ces of the NEWS and Tribune, offer for
sale the following articles, many of which as
good new:
New Washington Hand Press large enough TO
print nine column paper.
900 b new Long Primer.
900 10 Brewer.
$50 n Nonpareil.
2 pairs OF eight column Chases.
80 fonts of Job and Display Type, neArlynew
Two sets of Column Rules.
Two sets of Head Rules.
3 Large Nonpareil Job Press.
Ruggles Paper Cutter
Hand Job Press.
Z pairs News Cases
font Metal Furniture.
Several fonts of w God Type-never been used.
a large quantity of Leads, Dashcs Rules etc.
Several Job Cases
4 Marble Imposing Stones.
Job and News Sticks, aud other articles too nu-
merous to mention.
If applied to soon. we can lit out q newspaper
establishments complete, in flrst-class style.
his material will be sold at perv reasonable
prices for cash or nkaDle paper.
STOTLER, ROWLAND & GRAHAM.
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TIE SOUrHWEsr T.

Corn is selling at ftr.aye cents at Arkansas
City.
Several new houses are going up IN AR
Kansas City a. We learn from the Tr6retey.
<T@s GrSEsrI 1rS gysas HseM.