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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

nISSOLUTI0N of COMPREHENSIVE
~ The COpartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm OF CARY AMES, is
this day by mutual consent dissolved.
The business OF the late firm will be continued at l9
Main St. by II. II. AMES and all business and bills of
the late frm will be settled by him. 49,. -.
HIRAM H. AMES
n. BAH persons indebted to the late firm
quested TO make immediate settlements. -
H. Il. AMES
Worcester March l. 1911 diff mh3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Boston; March ], 1911 {
Notice IS hereby given that the Treasurer of the Com
monwealth prepared to loan the several counties
cities and Of the Commonwealth, the uninvested
moneys belonging to the several sinking and permanent
funds in his charge ANY such corporations az may have
occasion TO negotiate loans term of years may md
II for their advantage to apply.
CHARLEs ADAMS, JR.,
mh2 dW&S4w Treasurer
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The un.
~ dersigne have this day formed partnership under
the name and style of ROWLAND & WOOD, for the
purpose of continuing the business Of Gents Furnishing
Goods, at the established and well known stand of
j, r. ROWLAND, JR. l0l Main ST.. where they will be
pleased to receive all their old frleds and hope by fair
dealings to merit share of public patronage.
j. +. ROWLAND, JR.
CHAS. w. WOOD.
March !, 1871 diff mh9
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ANN ELIZA REED. Executrix.
WIN. Is. GooDNow Auct'r.
February 2s, 1871 ctmhl5 mh2

( I'VE STOCK AT AUCTION.-Wil be
n sold at Public Auction, on the BoystOn farm in
Princeton, on THU RSDAY, the 18th nst at O'Clock
in the forenoon the following Personal Property viz
Two pairs Oxen, 40 Cows with calf; Farrow Cows,
! two years old Heter, Cosset Sheep, Shotes,
Express Wagon, Pung Sleigh, Harrow, bbls Cider,
% bushels Rye and various other articles not
atCd RUFUS DAVIS, JR.
WIN b. GooDNow, Auct'r. dtmhl5s mhS
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A UCTI0N - The FARM AND Personal
"A PROPERTY of the late Joseph r Reed In Princeton
viii be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY,
March Is. at O'Clock.
Eight extra Dairy Cows with calf and calves by their
side; two year old Heifers; Bull, Holdemess breed,
three years old pair of Oxen, four years Od pair
Of Steers two years old pair one year old; Cosset
Sheep. Leicester breed; Chester County ShOats; l
Buggy Pair of Double Harnesses. two-hOrse Clipper
Moving Machine, Horse Rake, l Cultivator, Plow,
Carts, OK Iokes, Wagons. Sled Stone Drag, DRAFT
Chains; Tie Chains Forks Rakes, Hoes, Shovels Iron
Bars, Wood Saws, Grind Stone, Dairy Utensils.
Household Furniture, consisting of improved Magnet
Cooking stove, No 3 with water tank; Paror stoves,
Tables, Chairs, Sofa, Mirrors Chamber Suits, Mat
trasses, Feather Bed, Oil Cloth Dining Room Carpet,
nearly Straw Mattings and many other articles.
Terms and conditions made known at time and place
of sale.
ANN ELIZA REED, Executrix
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4 lUPARTNERSHIP NUTIUE.-The un-
~ dersigned. c. b. Knight, formerly of the firm of
Chamberlin 81 Co, Qate with w L. Danels,l and j. c.
Davidson Carpenter both Of Worcester have this day
formed copartnershp, under the and style Of
e. b. KNIGHT II Co., for the purpose Of transacng the
Lumber Business at wholesale and retail. Having
leased the yard lately occupied by L. b. Crane hope
by close attention to business and fair dealing to merit
and receive share Of the public patronage.
G, b. KNIGHT,
j. q. DAVIDSON.
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DOCKS POSTED, BILLS AND RENTS
ID COLLECTED,

At G. NJ. BUTTRIeK's ................B4 Pearl St.,
mia Opp. Adams Express Office. deOptf
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE THE Es-
10 the Of Belmont and Summer Streets
containing 27,0OO feet of Land with substantial Brick
Building on the same
Also, good HOUSE Concord street, at a moderate
price. ID. $. MESSENGER,
mh6 diku 10 Chestnut 81,
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MADLSON ITEMS.

On the night OF the 9th one VIM. Heater wal
caught setting the prairie on fire in three Oh
four places. He succeeded In getting away
after being shot at twice.
r. Foster has built dwelling house in
town, and will move his store into the post
ONCE building. f. W. Smith moves directly
across the street.
DIR. Raybell contemplates building in town
also, having bought four acres in the southern
suburbs.
Chris Kelley is also making preparations
to build n dwelling house.
We want a gsod grist mill here. Send
some OF your millers down.
The chills and fever are absut played out.
The election went OF quietly. The Re-
publicans carried the day by an average ma.
jority of IA. SEW.
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08s; there were sold 2.S96.34-100 acres Of pub.
lie lands for $3.50. AZ; cash received fer CON-
| muted homesteads, s6Gs.44; Registers and re-
ccivers fees on 20 homestead entries were
500; their commissions on these entries were
$594.S.; there were fled 81 declaratoTy state
ments ON public lands: the total receipts Of
the Office were sG6,s44.29.
We are pleased TO learn that Messrs.
Charles Parker & Co., at ParkerTiile, have
their Touring mill completed. and are now
turning out some Of the best flour made in the
State; at least we are told so by those who
have sampled tt.-COHRed Grore Democrat.
The county seat question has not killed
our neighbor town, Parkeryilles nor even
ings are being erected every day, and business
IL brisk and on the increase. No town in the
State, Of its age, can show u more energetic
and persevering class OF citizens. We wish
them success.-C0HRcR GTore Democrat.
The party OF hunters who left Oxford last
week for a buffalo hunt, were badly scared by
large party of painted Cheye nne Indian
warriors coming into their camp. The patty
started for home Immediately, and weVentuFe
to say, they have enough OF buffalo bunting
Colcley County Censor.
Ten new buildings are going up in VIM
field.
The Masons are going to organize lodge
in Marion Center.
Winfield last Thursday and took up their
residence there. Winfield is thriving and
beautiful town.
For the benefit of a certain class of gen.
tiemen SHOWN east" we will state that wood
How is that for Great American DESERT
C0totey county Censor.
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DIDN'T GIT THE Poor FARM.-The follow
ing incident happened on election day. The
conversation was overheard by gentleman
who reports 1t to us. On the ticket was the
name OF DIR. j. W. TruewOrthy for coroner,
and following 1t happened to be the line. "FOr
poor farm" Two voters had q batch Of
tickets and were discussing their merits.
Says one Of them:
"Who is this Trueworshy, that is running
'ior the poor farm'f'
Tho other replied, 'Why, he Is the man that
was burned out by the prairie fire, (the DIR.
lives in the city, and understand, he needs
the poor FARM very badly"
"AII right" says the other, I've will so for
him, p and OF the two went and deposited their
tickets, al. w. Trueworthy, for poor farm"
Itis needless 10 add that the DR.. was elec.
ted coroner, but the poor farm was seooped
He don't get it.
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EAPoRIA IMPoRrATIoNs.-J. B. Him. IL has
just received, direct from Liverpool, England,
seven large crates OF queensware. We exam
ined some OF the articles a few days ago. The
quality is most excellent-superior in strength
and finish to any other ware we ever saw. 1t
IL superb, and no mistake. Mr.. Hinkle will
not unpack the crates for display until he
moves into his new store in Williams block,
where he will have 8 very fine room, 80 feet
deep, in which to arrange his stock. He needs
just such n store, and the contents Of those
crates, added to his other goods, will give
him altogether the largest and best assort-
ment OF goods in his line that can be found
this side of st. Louis. Mr.. Hinklc is boun l TO
keep drst-class crsckery store in q IL respects,
and by importing directly himself offers the
best goods made at very reasonable figures.
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MARRIED.-There is another hsppy man in
this world. His name is Shepherd, and he
conducts on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad. We mentioned a couple of weeks
ago that Shepherd had gone east on q visit.
The Commonwealth Of Wednesday contains
this notice OF his return and what he has been
doing:
"Some time ago popuIar conductor on the
4. T. & S. +. road LEFT for the east. Hints and
ominous winks were prevalent among know
ing ones, but his former good character shield
ed him from any suspicious. lie returned
yesterday, and his smiles as he alighted from
the train were indicative OF good fortune.
Soon the train rolled into tho depot, and Mr..
A. B. Shepherd led forth beautiful bride,
formerly Miss Lizzie Beaver, of Hagerstown,
Indiana. The happy couple have our con-
CALCULATIONS and well Wishes"
0ura
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empoRIA cauRcn piRgcroRY,


NFTHopIsT.-Corner OF Merchants st. snd 9lil
avenue. Rev b. KELLEY. Pastor. Services
each ssbeashh 4 Tbnrs 4 evening" sa al ociosl
SABBATH school Sunday mornings at 81: o clock
SECOND coNGREG ALTON Al Welsh Corner
% Merchants ST. ard Cd sseSe sshb aeS ~ IS
m. and 6is .. m. Prayer meeting each WedneS-
day evening. Sabbath Scnool at ?. J.. m
UNITED PREsBYrERIAN--At the Court uon:e
every other Sabbath at II IN Rev. i. A Co..
LISs Pastor.
N,-Ccmmercial st. between 6tI'
and eth avenues. Rev. ALBERT MCALLA, Pas
M PRAYER meeting Wednesday evenings. sab
bath Schoo' at 81. n. M.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN.-At Fraker's ha OE
COMMERCIAL st Services each Sabbath at 10i: =
m, and . and u. M Rev JOHS JONES. Pastor.
CIIRIsrIAN.-Corner OF Exchange ST and .th
avenue. Rev. J. NJ. CROKER, Pastor services
each Sabbath at y a m aud prh M P scSyUe
ct sss T.. m.
PROTEST. ANT EPIsCOPAL-Cornero of CONNER
ciaI st. and 9th avenue. Rev. J.. l. HoLDES,
Pastor. Services every alternate sabbath At ii
a. M and "a r. M
FRIENnS-Corncr ei SYLVAN 1t. and 9th avenue.
Services sundays and Wednesdays at II a. NJ
FIRST CoSGREG ATIONAL.-CO rncr of Mechan-
tor services each sunday at II a M. and r. M
sunday School immediately after morning scr
vices. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings
FIRST BAPTIST.-Corner OF Merchants st. and
4th avenue. Iiey. \. NJ. AVERILL, Pastor. Ser
vices every Sunday at the usual hours morning
? evenings. Sabbath school at 10 a m
UNITARIAN sOCIETY-At Eskridge Hall Cor
ner of Commercial st. and 9TH avenue. Service
eaem II. T. SorsIhNP. Pastor. sa66atI
school at . a, m. Seats free. Strangers cordial
~ welcomed.
AFRICAN. NJ Estate ST. between 81 and Am
avenues services every sunday at II a. m. AMI
Tp.ln. sabbath School at ) p. m. Prayer meet,
ing Wednesday evenings. Rev w. II. CARSON
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned have formed i. eo-partner.
ship, purchased and consolidated TIE EN-
PoRIA NEWS and the Emporis 1riEnae, and
Will continue the publication of the News
and carry on a general printing business
under the firm name of Stotlcr. Rowland &
Graham. All being practical printers and
newspaper men. believe that they can give
satisfaction to the public. and maintain the
standing Of The NEWS as one CT the best and
most influential newspapers in Kansas. 1t
will hold steadfastly TO Republican Incl
Piles, and labor increasingly to prom the
welfare o: this city and the State.
THE NEWS has, under the consolida ion,
more than double the circulation of any
other paper in Southern Kansas, and by far
the best Office for all Kinds of newspaper
and job work.
Mr. stotler will have charge OF the editorial
department OF THE NEWS, Mr.. Rowland Of
the mechanical department, AMI Nj. Graham
of the books and business generally. No eff.
forts shall be spared to accommodate the pub
lie with good paper, good work and careful
attention to business. They will give their
entire time, energies, and whatever of ability
they possess, to these objects, and they hope
to receive the united patronage and support
of the people Of Emporia and Southwestern
Kansas.
All accounts due or against THE NEWS up
to October Is, 1871, will be settled by Jacob
stotler, ana all accounts due or against the
Tribune to October 10, 1871, will be settled by
for subscriptions to the Tribune, and advance
payments for that paper will be duly credited
in THE NEWS account.
JACOB STOTLER,
E. f. ROWLAND,
j. r. GRAHAM.
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TMEATER.-The Post q LOOmIs dramatic
company have been performing at Bancroft
hall since Monday night. Their entertain
mcnts have been highly spoken Of by those
who have attended. Considering the bad
weather, and the election excitement, their
audiences have been good. Their leading
plays have been kathleen Mavourneen,"
Tho Pearl Of Savoy "Fanehon'' aud Mir
Jams Crime" Miss sylvester, who il always
spriEhtIy and charming, is the leading at
'sesac.ion. We have seldom if ever seen her
surpassed In the West She is most excellent
~ sustained by Messrs. Harry LOOMS and
Frank Curtis. The Company Is 8 good one
throughout. orderly aud gentlemaaly in their
department., and deserving OF success. The
company has u good band, which has favored
cur citizens every afternoon and evening with
excellent music, which has been one Of the
enjoyable features Of their visit.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

LEoTuREs EoR ran PooR.-Six lectures
for the hensft Of the poor Of kmporiA will be
delivered by various eitizens OF the town.
Among the lecturers are Prof. Dilwerth, Prof
hoes and DR.. Wright. II is expected that the
tirst lecture Of the course will be delivered by
Prof. Dilworth, on Tuesday evening, Novcm-
Der 18th. at the Methodist church. Tickets to
the course, el.50. Every cent raised will be
given to the poor. There being no expenses all
will be profit. Let the citizens respond 20
this call. For twenty-five cents a pleasant
evenings entertainment can be secured and
the poor assisted at the same time. The cler-
gymen Of the city will have tickets for sale
next week.
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Published in the Emroria NEWS Nov. TO- 1871
AN ORDINANCE
Fixing Salaries of City Officers.

BE It oSSai0ea Ep TIE Aayos. anu Ctr tTon1c;Js.,5
81 TIE CITY oJ ED.poSid:
SEcTIoN1. That the salary of the City Clerk he
six hundred dollars per annum; the salary of the
City Engineer, five hundred dollars per annunl,
including assistants, the salary OF the City Mar,
shall, four hundred hollars per annum: the salary
of the City Attorney, four hundred dollars per an
mum, and the salary of the Street Commissioner,
six hundred dollars per annum.
SECTION 2. That the salaries herein established
shall be in addition to such fees are OF may be
allowed by law or ordinance OF the CITY Council.
SECTION 3. That the salaries herein established
together with such fees may be allowed
by law or ordinance shall be in full compensa atom
tor the services of the said city officers for the
performance OF all duties pertaining to their re-
law, ordinance or resolution of the City Council.
SECTIONS. This ordinance shah take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
Approved November l, 1871.
WILLIAM JAY, Mayor.
certify that the above ordinance was adopted
at meeting OF the City Council, held November
!, 1871. H. W. MCCUSE,
City Clerk.
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GOOD NEws.-MAjor Bancroft received a
telegram on Wednesday, from Samuel L.
Graves, OF jacksonville, Illinois, the gentle
msn who visited here some weeks ago on q
tour Of inspection, stating that he will be
here at once for the purpose OF locating and
building foundry and machineshop. That's
rood news.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

OLD CLoTHEs.--Citiz who have any cast.
on garments arc requested to send them al
once to Mrs. Robinson, at the Robinson house
The members of the Benevolent Society are
reminded that there will be meeting at the
Robinson house on Wednesday next. at
o'clock. Lat there be full attendance, eacl
member provided With tumble, needles and
aciaaora
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Here Is one or the Incidents of tho election
on Tuesday: When Mrs. Slocum presented
herself at the township polls, At Soden's mill
Mr.. Eskridgc, who was standing by, asked
the lady II her ticket had his name on It.
"Yes, Mr.. Eskrldgs," replied she, "but IL il
very badly scratched" she had one OF thu
tickets which had both tho names OF the can.
dIdates printed on IL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

Last Friday VIM. Andrews put real estate
advertisement into the NEWS. Yesterday a
stranger from Sc. Louis walked into Dir. An
drew's once, with copy Of the paper in his
hand, pointed out certain piece Of property
described in the sAid advertisement, and in an
hour purchased paid forit. Mr.. Andrews
commission In the case amounted TO enough
to pay for his adv rrtisement about 4 months.
Advertising pay! Oh no, OF course Il don't.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

FEsTIvAL.-The ladies OF the Christian
church 81 this city will give festival next
(Tus-day) evening at Tandy's hall, for the
benefit OF the churci. This is the first festi-
val Of this society and the attendance should
he large.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

TREES MIR. Dust, the Ohio nurseryman
who canvAssed here extensively last fall, for
the sale OF trees, has been delivering them Tor
aweek. He brought here five car loads OF all
kinds OF Iruit and ornamental trees. They
are sad TO be In excellent condition.
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tI11 AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
House, and Lots 81 and 90 Market street House.
IL story finished. Well situated for bu>ire~--
Price s., 500.
Brick House and lots on y. +. corner Of sth av .
enUe and Mechanics street. House well finished
has good basement rooms Rents for $50 per
month. Price 81, 500.
House and lots on East street House story
frame. Lots fenced and some shrubhcry growing.
Price $3.50.
House and lots ON Market street, near Normal
School. House has five rooms and cellar. Some
fruit trees. Price 81 800 cash.
House and lot 15S Cottonwood street One story
frame i4x22, plastered Good we'll $3.50.
Lots and ! Goodrichs plat. all fenced, 1G0 APP
| pie trees 100 peach trees and - grape vines, y
acres broke. S1.20g.
House and lot 106 Rural street. House Ea- !
rooms 4 cistern. $500.
House and lot 143 ENchan &C street House has
Six rooms and hall, all we'll rIastercd Has els.
tern. Lot fenced. Si,fU.
House and lot 50 and a of 81 Oh State street.
piastered house with cellar and rIStnrn Lots
fenced all in good shape $4,000.
House and lot II State Street has one story
house i'll good shape. $500.
Lots on Sixth avenue between Mechanics and
Market streets north side $500, y. r. corner of
sixth avenue and merchants street, Il 200. next "a
corn er 5000.
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BE IL ordained By tie Mayor and CouneihDta q; Il
City OF Enporia:

BE il ordained By tie Mayor and CouneiLDta Of the
City Of EmpoTSa;
SECTION 1. That the Ponds OF said city of I'm
poria be issued for the purpose of funding all in
debtedness of said city for which scrip has been
issued, or may hereafter be issued up to tire iOE
fifty and one hundred dollars.
SECTION .. That said bonds shall be issued in
ACCORDANCE with an act OF the Legislature of the
State of Kansas, entitled San act relating to the
powers and government of cities of the second
class and TO repeal certain sections of chapter
of the General Statutes OF 1852 approved March
2 1871 shall be dated the day they issued shall
draw interest, pay able semi annually ut the rate
OF ten per cent. per annum. principal and interes;
to be paid at the Park National Bank in Now
dale of issue, shall be signed by the Mayor and
countersigned by the Clerk, shall have the seal OF
the City attached, shall be registered by the City
Clerk, and shall have coupons attached.
SECTION Q. Whenever there shall be presented 10
the City Clerk scrip of the City of Emporia in sums
duty to cause to be issued in exchange therefor q
bond of said City at the rate of dollar in boAs
for ninety cents in scrip and accrued inter.
est, and the City Clerk is authorized and directed
TO issue to such person any balance OF such scrip
over tho amount of such bonds III scrip of the
Cisy.
SECTION 4. That All orlidanee entitled AN or
dinance providing for the issue of bonds 10 fund
the scrip Indebtedness of the City, approved J-u
Is IL, 1871 be and is hereby repealed.
SECTION 5. This ordinance shall take effect and
he in force from and after its publication once in
the Emporia NEwS.
Approved November /, 1871.
WILLIAM JAY,
Mayor
l certify that ihe above ordinance was adopted
at meeting Of the City Council held November l,
1871. H W. NICOTINE.
Clerk
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Municipal County, State and District
Bonds and Public Securities. - Parties
throughout the State of Kansas who have bonds to
negotiate will do we'll to call upon Stone Tinkham
& Co, No. 216 Kansas avenue, opposite the Teft
House, Topeka. or correspond with them. They
arc dealing largely in Kansas bonds and will fur
nish all the blanks necessary in negotiating them,
and give any desired information. Address them
STONE, TISKHAA & Co.
d149- Ash wfs-t1- Lock Box -, Topeka. Kansas.
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= FINE TREAT Thanks to our friend Mike
g ~. for one q the latest, ,juCiest, and
"'-t -, tsts We have tasted In many long day.
Mike deserves success, and we are glad he is
receiv Ing IL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

BENEFIT To-NIGuT-T Tonight Miss Louise
Sylvester takes a benefit at Bancroft hall.
She presents to her friends and admirers an
excellent bill, to-wit: Maggie MitcheiPs great
$4,000 prize drama, "Lorle.' and the musical
farce, "Jennie Lind" We bespeak for the
lady a good audience.
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FEMALE SUPFRAGK.-At the elect ION here
on Tuesday DIR. Anna Warren and Mrs. slO-
cum rendered their votes, which were refused
by the judges. They have commenced suit
against the judges to prove their right to the
ballot Ruggles & Plumb have been retained
nv the ladies
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Grand Festival and Ba1l.-Ssosho Valley
Lodge No. IS. "A, +. s A. NJ, will hold a grand
Festival, with supper, dancing. music and speak
ing, at Bancroft Hail on Thursday evening,
Nov. 80, 1871. The speakers will consist Of VIM.
d. Mathews, NJ, and Joseph Jones, W. NJ, of
Topeka Lodge. The Lodge will march in full re-
gala to the Festival. supper in the Hall, and
good music. Dancing will begin at 9, p. IN. The
public generally is invited. Tickets of admission,
admitting one gentleman with ladies, 50 cts.
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IxrEREsrINo IKcrURKs.-Rev. Mr.. Cope
land Is delivering, at E-kridge ball, each Sab
bath evening. an interesting and very instruc-
tive course Of lectures on tho leading REFORM
erS Of modern times. We had the pleasure Of
hearing his lecture on FOX snd the Quakers."
and John Wesley and Methodism." His
sketch OF these leaders and the peculiar re-
ligious Views Of their followers, together with
tho historical facts given, wero instructive,
appropriated and fall OF original thought.
Mr.. Copeland is very excellent and pleasant
speaker. Thsss lectures are well attended by
Intelligent audiences.
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VIM. Clapp has heen at Cottonwood Falls
this week opening up his stock NJ boots and
shoes and hats and caps. He still has an i'm
mense stock 10 bis store here.