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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24
EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.
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EAPORIA LODGE, No. II, a. F. & a. M.-Meets
at their hall, in Ruggles & Plumb's building, on
the Thursday OF or next preceding the full moon
of each month, and every two weeks thereafter.
Master Masons in good standing cordially
invited to attend. MOVES SPIcER, W. Nj.
E. p. BANCROFT, Secretary.
EMPORIA CHAPTER. r. A M-MeetS at Ma
sonic Hall, on the LIST and Sd Friday evenings OF
each month, at ~ O'Clock. Companions in good
standing are cordially invited TO attend
L. D. JACOBS, H. p.
Ii. II. BATES, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
UNION LODGE No. 15.-Meets at Odd Fellows
Hall, over Emporia Bank. every Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock Members in good standing in
vited to attend y. :. TANDY, n. G.
D. S. GILMORE, Secretary.
Temperance
EMPORIA DIVISION No. 26-Sons 4 Daughters
of Temperance, meets at Eskridge Hail every
Monday evening at O'Clock Members in good
standing invited to attend.
FOUNTAIN LODGE, 10. G. t, NO I46-Meets
every Wedne sday evening in Eskridise Hall a
* O'Clock. All members of the order in goou
standing invited to attend
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lNsTALLATIoN.-The installation of Rev.
Chas. L. Melvin, as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, will take place on Friday, De-
cember LIST. Council will meet at 2 p. m. In
stallation services at pm.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-There will be servi-
ces at Eskridge hall at IL o'clock. Subject of
the sermon: Questions of the Hour,' the
IN which will show that men can OBJ
tain private and public benefits for which TO
olrcr THINKS.
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The thoroughly intelligent and enterpris-
ing business man knows enough to advertise,
and is willing to pay for the investment, like
he has to for anything else from which he cal
culates to realize profit.
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There are rumors aloat of things to happen
to Emporia, which, If they do happen, will
make us all feel "mighty proud" We are
not permitted now 10 say further.
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WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH THE MAILS!
F. II. Page told US, last week, that our pa
per usually does not reach Neosho Rapids I'M
til the next Tuesday after its publication.
The paper, with couple OF exceptions, has
been mailed on Friday afternoon in time for
the mail that goes down on the NJ. Il. & T.
road on Friday evening, so that Neosho Rap
ids and Hartford subscribers should receive it
Friday night or Saturday morning. We have
had letters lately from Plymouth, Florence,
Peabody, Americas, and other places, COM
planning that subscribers do not receive their
papers until they are a week, and sometimes
two weeks old. The paper is mailed regular
ly now for all these efices on Friday after
noon. This we will swear TO at any time.
The subscribers at the above Offices ought al
ways to have their papers Saturday morning,
and at the nearest ones on Friday night. We
know there is sort Of chronic disposition to
grumble about the irregularities Of the mails,
but where there Is so much complaint there
must be some reason for 1t. We have inquir-
ed at our Emporia post Office several times in
regard to the matter, and have received such
| replies, at all times, as satisfied us that the
error is not there. We are losing subscribers
every day by the failure OF the mails, and so
| far, railroads have been but little II any i'm
provement on Squire Jackson's horseback
system OF carrying mails. We want this evil
Temedied in some way Immediately, or We
will endeayor to make it warm for somebody.
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UNITARIAN SOCIETY. -Servces ut the usual
hours. In the morning the subject will be:
SHE did his level best" In the evening the pas
tor will lecture on John Murray and Univer-
SnIismD
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This is exactly the weather for the poor re-
lief committees, and all charitable people, to
get around lively to help those who need food,
clothing and shelter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

SNow.-About five inches OF snow fell here
Wednesday night. We believe we have never
before known this heavy fail here this early
in the season.
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MARRIED.-At the NJ. Z. parsonage, on Sab
bath evening, November 10, 1871, by Rev. B.
Kelley, Mr.. Jacob Moser and Miss Mary
Harper, all OF Lyon county, Kansas.
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Our old friend Russ Randall called on
Tuesday. He has been in IlIinois five weeks.
We hope to hear from him again often under
the head of "Americus.o
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

There is serious talk Of applying the Com
mereinl street style OF improvement to the
business portions of 9th avenue.
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ARRIvED.-The curtains and scenery for
Bancroft hall arrived Tuesday. This Is now
one OF the finest lifted halls in Kansas.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

We shall continue to sell Flannels and Jeans
two weeks longer, az last year prices.
4I-n BANCROFT & MoCARTER.
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Smiths Swiss Bell Ringers and Ladies' Sill
yer band Monday evening, November 9th, at
Bancroft hall.
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Wanted 10000 bushels of Corn in exchange for
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps and Gloves. 80 cents per
busheI for good corn, at LEHSHARD's, sign of the
Red Boot. 4T-tf
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THE GREAT Fires ~ CaIc4Go AND THE
SoUTHwEsT.-This is the title OF book upon
our desk from Sidney Hurd, Express Agent.
II has IA pages, is bound in paper and Is sold
for 80 cents. 1t was written by n Chicago
clergyman, and is illustrated with map and
scenes. Soto Rprq and procure a copy be-
fore they are all gone,
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AIr. Frank a. George is in town with one of
the celebrated Parler Gem Pianos, for which Viele
Mills, pa n. 5th street, St Louis, are general
agents. He will be pleased to call on all who are
DESTROYS OF purchasing good instrument He is
stopping at the Madison House. E-1ts
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Mems ana Boys new Hats and Caps just re-
eeived at
a4f BANCROFT McCARrKK,s.
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For Rent-Store Room 25x50 feet on 9Th avenue,
Iext TO Madison House. Apply at ,. Hirth's Fur
niture room, to d. S. Gilmore, at County c.erks
offee- Terms reasonable. 4T-tf
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a few copies of the ''birds eye view map OF
Emporia, ''ean be purchased at Fox & IadIey's
bookstore.
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Fires comfortable just now, provided
they are confined TO stoves and crates.
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We hit the Ledger man on his ''sore shin"
last week, judging from the way he squirmed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Gents and Ladies' Winter Underclothing at
z7kf BANCROFT s. McCARTER's.
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SO far we know only three persons went
from this county on the old settlers excur-
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Murdoch, OF the Usage Chronicle, gave THE
NEWS Office pleasant call on Wednesday.
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The first snow Of the season fell last satur-
day. IL was light.
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New subscribers to the NEWS are coming
forward every day.
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Temperance
EMPoRIA MAILS.

Fridays and Saturdays. $50 p. IN. 6 go a. m.
Office hours 90 a. m to 80, pm Money order
Office open from 200, a. to 90, p m Office
open Sundays from u IS, p. M. to 90, p. m
Remember. railroad time is twenty minutes
faster than city time. +. TRASK, z. NJ
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Thanksgiving will soon be here. How's
your turkey?
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Striped and Plaid sha~Is, new and cheap. at
45-tf BANCROFT & McCARTER's
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

The Swiss Bell Ringers at Bancroft hall
Monday evening.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Now is the time TO have your holiday print
ing done.
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very Nice CRIB blankets. for SAD to $47s, at
4etp A 5. sAIsH's.
For Ladies' New CIoaks and C1oakings, go 10
s7-d BANCROFT & McCARTKR's.
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The bridges were all voted down. as follows:
for against maj
junction bridges. .2z5 Il55 $50
Snow ford Z" ..............251 1896 9I5
Patty's " " ............. .372 1890 us
Sec. ~ I" ...... ....... 334 1928 794
The following officers were elected in Reading
township:
Trustee, ID. L. Pettnger; Treasurer, w. H
Douglass; Clerk, L. G. Soper; Justices OF the
Peace, Oliver Phillips and W. II. Penheld: Con-
stables, John Brown; w. NJ. Holiday.
MAJoRITIEs.
Wright over Bent 66; Eskridge over Heritage,
1873; Drake over Page 10; Borton over Tandy, $50;
Jaquith over Abraham, ~; Williams over Ward,
$50; Spicer. 1900; Bay over Coates, $40, over Ban
croft 46i, over Roberts AIS. over Hutchinson 65S;
Keys 6i6, Smith 6T4; Total over Bay, 81
Gilmore over Craig, 6Gs; Hughes over Hunt, 1l2;
Trueworthy. 1856: MIlliken. 1893; Poor Farm. ei9.
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MOE OPP AT II I - IT.
ONCE corner of Commercial street and Sixth aT-
enue, rear of Riggs Dunlap's bank 46-n
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You will have to decide soon how to get an
oyercoat.
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF LYON COUNTY.

Below we give the official vote Of Lyon county
counted by the County Commissioners:
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E1IPORIA.

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-W present this
week the following list of new business mott :
ces and advertisements:
W. G. Freuch--Cheap goods and big stock.
A. II. Bsnerogt--Insurance agency.
VIM. 9. Jay & Co.-DissoIution co-partner-
ship.
Z. ii. Coats-Sheriff's sale.
Peyton & Gillett--Legal notice.
Horace Barber-Stray calves.
+. Hirth--Storc 10 rent.
Lchnhard Corn wanted.
Bancroft & MeCarter-Bargalns.
Frank A. GeOrge--Pianos.
q. ID. Humphrey--Half mill for sale.
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EmPOria Library and Free Reading Room
Over North Shelmire's drug store, open every
afternoon from 70 5. and every evening from TO
9, Sundays excepted. On the tables viii be found
most of the late papers and magazines s6-am
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For a Nice Set OF Furs. cheaper than ever go to
z7-tf BANCROFT McCARTER's.
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Notice to PatrOns.-1OO, QUO Dry and Green
Hides Wanted. - Epstein, Goldman Co. are
paying now more for hides than ever, in cash, as
thew must buy 100 900 dry and green hides within
the next 20 days, TO fill orders from the eastern
factories We therefore advise all farmers and
country dealers TO bring their hides into the mar
ket as soon as possible to Epstein, Goodman & Co.
1856 Commercial street. D. T. Wright's old stand.
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s'The best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper Ia the UniOn.'
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Harper's Bazaar.

'A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction."
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Arbuthnot's Restaurant, l28 Commercial St, Is
The place to get good DAY board at 81 per week,
Meals at al hour for trznsient castoaeE. S8-an
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To the citizens Of Emporia and Lyon County =
Consult your own interest and bug your goods
where you can get the best for the least money.
You viii always hnd that place at
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Nobby Hats-An of the latest styles Of Hats
and Caps, at LEHNHARD's Red Boot, auful cheap
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-24

Lies Extract Flouer De la Prairie, eternal
perfume for the handkerchief and toilet. For sale
by all druggists. 46-tf
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Locals are scarce this week.
The public schools are crowded.
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Regardless of COst.-This is the watch word
at METzLER's New York Clothing Store, 1856 Com
mercial street. He is determined to close out at
once at great sacrifice. Call soon. 45-47.
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It's Economy to Get the Best-Ask your
grocer for schulenburg's baking soda, concentrate
ed I've and laundry soaps. s9-5I
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600 Barrels Apples-Just received and for
sale at bottom prices, at THOMAS s. JONES',
45-tf .125 Commercial ST.
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Photograph Gallery to Let.-Has the best light
of any gallery in the city Operating room 2ox2s.
Reception room 20x17. Good location VIII rent
1t very low, for one more years. Enquire of P.
j. LEHHHARD at Red Boot Shoe Store. 45-tI
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Double breasted beaver coats at
4o-a PERLxx = BEARgk's,
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Buckskin Gloves cheaper than you can buy
! them at any other place. Remember the place. at
| LEHNDARDs, sign of the Red Boot. 45-u
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Cheap.-Now is the time to get clothes cheap.
You will be surprised at the low figures. Go and
see METzLER at the New York Clothing Store.
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AuctiOneer.-The undersigned, an experienced
Auctioneer will be happy to attend to all business
in that line Leave orders with Eli Kerns. in the
County Treasurers office, at my residence, No
1872 Exchange street, Emporia, Kansas.
44-tf RI. YOUNG.
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Use Geo. Leis' celebrated Condition Powder for
Horses and Cattle They Kansas discovery.
The best, cheapest and safest powder in use. For
sale by all druggists. 45-tf
New Stock Canned Fruit-Just unpacked at
45-6 THOMAS s. JONES,
100 Comm rcial st
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1000 Hides and PeIts Wanted at LEHN-
HARD's sign of the Red Boot, 45-f
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Large Stock of Felt and Bslmoral Skirts at
FT-tf BANCROFT & McCARTKR's.
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Ladies, do not forget to examine those elegant
Bismark Doublc-Button Boots, at LEHNHARD's
Red Boot. 45-tf
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Those Crib Blankets at Smiths are beau
tiful article, soft fne Heecy and will wear excel
len tIy. Get one for the baby. 46-u
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.-IS72.

ga Complete Pictorial History of the
Times"
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! If you want a No. article OF graham -four
bolted corn meal winter or spring wheat -four. go
| to Iy32-tQ CIV FREDERICK's.
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is Everything in the Grocery and provision line.
at THOMAS & JONES',
45-tf 1875 Commercial st.
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If You want some nice Zephyr WOrsteds, now is
your time to select them, at
VISIT NEWMAN BROS
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TN large and new arrival of Hats in black and
fancy colors at l24-tfl WIN. CLAPP's
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AMERICUS.

DKD.-On Wednesday, November 18th,
Mrs. FANNY, wife OF B. II. Noble, aged Al
wears
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Thomas g. Jones have moved their Grocery to
Ies Commercial street. west side just above Fourth
avenue. Come and 45-H
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Arkansas City Property.-I offer for sale a
few choice Business and Residence Lots in Ar
kansas City, Gerry cheap. Address
48-tf L. b. KELLOGG,
ArLnnsaS CITY Knnsas
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Growing wIntry.
Coal dealers are busy.
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Family White Fish for Sis, at
w32-tf G. w. FREDERIcK's.
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Horses and Wagon Wanted-wn trade a
house and lot on Merchant street, Emporia, for
span OF horses, wagon, &C. Inquire at photograph
gallery of [s5-tn NE. AAEs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-06-13
FASHION NOTES.

| y
Ear rings are. now made to initiate
gold fish globes. g - 49,
Mandarin lawn is the fashionable ma
terial for morning dresses. adi re .si
Many stylish costumes are being
trimmed with fringe made OF the ma
terial of the dress. io'
Ladies' watches are now made in an
oval case to look like lockets, and worn
on the necklace, .fg~s al
Black cashmere sacks, trimmed with
gold braid or with blue and silver, are
much affected for riding 1eSei tat
The double strap shoe WILDE fashions
Bile en- promenade. Stub toesqar out
and the new style is half-rounded toes.
The most fashionable canes are small
and the natural stick, knobbed and
knotted. English blackthorn is the
fayorite. t4ht hae Iaaal 1ia g
All the ladies fans nowadays are
furnished with band of braided silk "a
hold them shut, SO that they can be con-
veniently carried. na ,ti''.iA ID.
. The lace sacks for this summer are
easy to the form, cut up at the back and
on the sides, sleeves long and flowing
and high in the neck. ~
Bridal wreaths are now more fire.
quently formed of mingled flowers, all
white, such as cape jasmine, white
orchids, and snow-drops, than of the
time-honored orange flowers and bridal
roses. tian @i
Sashes are of all styles this summer,
Some are made of collection of small
ribbon loops, others are made with very
long ends and small loops of very WIDE
ribbon. Velvet sashes are preferred, as
they are more durable and can be worn
with any colored dress. =.
A tasty and inexpensive linen suit, for
street or countryis Of buff, in two shades,
light canary and dark orange, the lower
skirt handsomely trimmed with two
plated hounces, each surmounted with
a bias band. The overskirt is very ample
and closed in front, looped on the sides,
and tied back over the panier, which
gives an exceedingly graceful and
drapery-like effect French jacket IN
lieu of waist, and trimmed with a
plated ruffle most skilfully arranged.
Sleeves very full, with double set OF
sleeves cut after the style of the yacht
jacket sleeve. n,
This is the most effective and the only
harmless paste for the complexion
known: Three ounces Of ground barley,
one ounce of honey, and the white OF
one egg, mixed to a paste, and spread
thickly- on the cheeks, nose and fore
head, before going to bed. This must
remain all night, protecting the face by
a soft handkerchief OF bits of lawn laid
over the parts on which the paste is APP
piled. Wash it off with warm water,
wetting the surfarce with sponge, and
letting it soften while dressing the hair
or finishing ones bath. Repeat nightly
till the skin grows perfectly fine and
soft, which should be in three weeks, at
ter which it will be enough to use it once
week Always wash. the face with
warm water and mild soap, rubbing on
little cold cream when exposing one $
self to the weather, With this, care
must be taken to battle daily in warm
water, using soap freely, toning the sys-
TEN with cold plunge afterwardy If one
can bear it. This paste was used in the
DAYS of the Roman ladies'