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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

gentleman writes Us from PennsylvanIa
tn know u We ave in our advertising columns
god hotel stsnl for s,Ie. Those who have
such property Ia sell will take the hint.
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Odd Fellows,
Temperance.
oFrtcE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS
LAWRENCE. kAs., sept. altii, ISL
TO ALL TRESSPASSERS
UDOn lands within the Indian
Territory, south OF Kansas ana
west of Arkansas md Missouri.

TIE follo2riRg Information aid Instructions
are reeefced from the Department 81 The IN
terror, Washington, u. g.:
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
~ ASHINGroS, ID. G., sept. T. ISL
H. ,x IT, * tLCM, Act'S Com'r Ind. tna;rs
: VI IL have the honor TO acknowledge the re
ccIn of vour communication, dated August Slst.
in re Ssiion tue Intrusion by white people upon
,ri,at v termed the Cherokee Country. In This
cor,nr, feAtion YOU refer letters received from
Sunt He "a and agents John u. Jones and Isaac
nef 10 intr, tionE of white people upon such conn
nv and IhCir determination 10 locate AMI pcrH'S
nently settle OF tAe bamc
an cyaminat ION o. the treaty sIipulationS in
retercncc 10 this country, satisfies mo that such
settlements are in violation of the laws and treat
To- of the -uited tdtcs and that They should ht
prevented ii possible deem IL advisable there
Supl Hoag. on this subject. in which YOU will ne
qucSt him give notice OF the decision OF this
paFtmrnt u reference 10 the intrusions upon the.
Indian Country, before alluded TO, and warn all
persons who have already gone into tho country
that unless they Immediately remove theSefrOIn.
the Government v i'll take such Steps
sary To eject such removal.
The Superintendent should also he directed tn
notify ali white persons, ia the future to desi,t
from attempt 10 settle in the Indian Territory
>onth al Kansas and wrsi of Arkansas and Mis-
souri,.
should any persons already located in this Ter
ritOry refuse to move. OF should any hereafter. IN
violation of the order which you are hereby NJ
cuestcl issue. settle within the Indian ountT1
the fact, in which ease steps will be taken 10
move such persons from the Indian ountry.
Very Respectfully, &c,
e DELANn. Sccrctsry-
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RIGHT.-The editor Of the C"wley county
Censor. VIII" pssred through here few days
'S". lhiuk Emaoria thu ''neatrst, handsomest
AZ M II rnterprising town in the state.'
w h my boy.
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PERsoNAL.-our worthy fellow-citIzen Dr.
C. b. Chapman returned on Tuesday from an
extended visit TO his old home at Madison,
Wisconsin. We are glad to see him again.
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EMPORIA NEWS,
Friday, November 10. 1871.
EMPORIA.

NEW ADvERTIsEMvNTs.-w present ,hi,
wrek the following lI"tOf new business mott
ces and advertisements:
City Of Observation-Disclosures
j. Lehnhard--Fur-. &c.
Thomas y J,ne.--Bu -IErsS notices.
'hs-. ID ~ tzirr-Businrss not ces.
~ Smiti-Ury g"",ls. sc,
bfn"h & Jon s--Busin--s card.
" * Fr'i-Iiu-inc>s card.
- 3 .ti--F"und.
4 '.'ery% Shank'-vegctables, fruits, &c
r. iI"Ime---NOrice To builders.
y. = smIih--Glo, editing boot.
''ffi'r--Letier list.
V. L"dge--Grand ball.
'i'''. L-is- Business notices.
"'i>tisn Church--FestivaI.
LchnhArd--Room to rent.
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FARMING LANDS.


improved Farm. 100 acrc> = miles south west sj1
town, large stone house good orch nj. and ~
"f timber, all bottom land. Price $S,0UJ
Improved Farm, III acres :. miles west Of town.
nice new frame house 10 acres well improy cd fine
orchard. $50 per VIII sell Is acres of TIM
her miles distant at $50 per acre if desired.
Improved farm, 10 acres miles cast. 100 acres
under fence, about 20 acres under cultivation,
plenty of water. about - acres of timber, two
frame houses, sheds for cattle, cIc- Has very
tine perch orchard $50 per
Improved Pam Of 202 acres nilc> east of town.
100 acres under good cultivation. fine growing
hedge nearly around the cultivated part. good log
house and small frame houSc-:ili choice bottom
land. About 80 acrC~ of common quality of tim
her Price $500.
Improved farm, 100 acres 2ts miles east - acres
OF timber GO acres cultivated. 81 not hrek"
Price S4,SD1
1s3 acres miles east, 100 fir>t bottom. ~
acres cultivated % acres OF timber. Price 81 tNf.
half cash, balance in one year.
have 600 acres of wild land in LYON county at
SIS % per acre Also wild Lands in MI parts of the
county from So tn IS per acre. Also COCO al
land belonging to the VI. X & +. Il. Il. III southern
part of this county, sold on 10 years time.
Those desiring Kind of real property please
read carefully and then apply ut
ANDREWS REAL ESTATE AGENi'Y.
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Peyton Gillett have one Of the best ar
ranged Offices In the city. They also have an
extensive law library, and have ordered ell
900 worth OF new books.
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REruRNED.-our OLD time friend, T. p.
Hall, together with his family, returned, on
Friday last, from two months visit to the
East. We are glad they had a good time.
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DTED.-Sear Neosho Rapids, on the IIth o
October, 1871, Of congestive chill, AMOS E.,
son OF II. A. u. and Catherine Howard, aged 7
years months and days
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Photograph Gallery to Let.-IIas the best Light
of any gallery in the city. Operating room eox2s.
Reception room s0x1T. Good location. VIII rent
1t very low, for one more years. ENQUIRE of =.
J. LEHNn ARD, at Red Boot Shoe Store 45-tt
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Miss Celia oles, formerly OF this city, was
married on the 30th ult., at Cottonwood Falls,
TO r. 81. Smith, OF Michigan. T.
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ID. Z. BIglcr wrote ssl 800 insurance in the
Lite Association CT America, at Wichita, last
week. That's good. This company Is declar-
ing larger cash dividend after the first year
than any policy holder expected it would,
which u ono or the secrets OF its great sue
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The GlOve-Fitting Tongue Boot for Gents,
is the best and most popular boot in town, at
45.4W A. s. SMITHS,
1s2 Commercial st.
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This Is good time for plsnting trees, and
many aretaking advantage OF the fine weather
10 set out large number.
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with the first OF January fast approaching,
comes leap year. Old bachelors beware OF the
Vaccinations Of the beguiling fair damseis.
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The lodge Of colored masons here announce
grand festival on the both. They arc max
ing arrangements for very successful occas-
ION
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NORMAL LEcrURE.-The lecture on Nv
giene, for next week, Mt the Normal, Will be
delivered by DIR. Angel.
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CheAp.-Now is the time TO get clothes cheap.
You will be surprised at the low figures. Go and
SEQ MErZLER at the New York Clothing store.
45-4T
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Pomona Nursery. Fruit and ornamental
trees, shrubs and plants, forest-tree seedlings
hedge plants, etc. No agents employed to pc Idle
trees, or beg for orders. Good, fresh. reliable
stock; true to name and of the best varieties, nj
wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Call on or address 5. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin County, Kansas.
Fall catalogue ready by September ist.
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Use Geo. Leis' celebrated Condition Powder for
Horses and Cattle. They a Kansas discovery
The best, cheapest and safest powder in use. For
sale BIZ all druggists. 45-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

e Il. Holderman has been confined to his
room for several days with badly spraIned
ankle.
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Eurs, Furs, FurS.-Mink, otter, Raccoon,
Wolf Beaver and Musk at skins wanted, for which
the highest prices in cash will he paid, at LEHs-
HARD's, sign OF the Red Boot. . 45-tf
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Regardless OF Cost.-This il the watch word
at MErELER's New York Clothing Store 1856 Com
mercial street He Is determined 10 close out at
once at q great sacrifice. Call soon. 45-4T.
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Buckskin GlSveB cheaper than you can buy
them Mt any other place. Remember the place. ut
LFRSDARD's. sign OF the Red Boot. 45-u
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SETTLE.

YTNHE accountsalue THE NEWS Office for subscrip-
ton, advertising and job work up TO the 18th
Of October, 1871. are due the undersigned They
ought to be settled at once, in order TO square up
the old books. VIII our friends have the kindness
to call and settle up to that date, without delay
44-46 JACOB STOTLER.
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Ladies', do not forget to examine those elegant
Bismark le-Button Boots, at LEHSHARD's
Red Boot 45-tr
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PLANT AND BEAUTIFY.-It Is nm absolute
duty that everybody owes, not only to the
present but to the future, TO render this world
moro beautiful and desirable by their living
In It. II a blessing is vonchsafed to him who
causes two blades of grass TO grow where but
one grew before, how much more will he be
blessed who plants and rears trees. Every
body loves trees and flowers. The songstera
or the forest love them, and will visit. your
place ir there are trees TO shelter them. In
their hours OF leisure and pleasur&seeking,
everybody will go miles out OF the way to
visit place made beautiful by the cultiva-
ton OF trees and flowers. Is there anything
can there be snythin9-more beautiful or re-
filming In city than streets lined with trees,
while the residences on either side are sur
rounded with them, interpreted with flower
beds, shrubs, etc. What is more barren look
ing than a great house, be it ever so well fin
ished, without trees about it 10 relieve the
monotony. A few days ago we were riding
with party in West Lawrence, which is no.
ted for its tasty residences, grass plots, and
its profusion or beautiful trees and flowers.
Said q lady OF this city: "Will we ever have
such things In Emporiay' We replied, Eyes (;
IL the people VIII only take the pains to cultI-
waite them" A little over ten years ago we
member that the streets which we were pass
ing through when the above conversation
took place, were mostly barren prairie. Only
that long ago West Lawrence had little OF
beauty or attractiyeness. Now It has the ap-
pearance OF age and refinement given 1t by the
cultivation of trees and flowers 1t is aston
ishlng what a change these make for the bet
ter IN the short space of i've years, even. Our
city lies beautifully. BY building houses on
high foundations, terracing, cultivating blue
grass, trees, flowers, etc, which arc neither
expensive or Troublesome after = few years,
we will have the most lovely and attractive
city In the state. Without these we shall
continue TO present q raw. sunburnt, unhnish-
ed aad unprepossessing appearance, and the
thousands who are seeking a place to spend
their days surrounded by beautiful and COM
Portable homes, will pass us by. 1t pays to
plant trees. Ii pays TO build sidewalks. 1t
pays to paint. II pays to grow flowers. It
pays to cultivate the acquaintance of birds.
The Creator has given us all these things for
our comfoat and enjoy ment, and he who lives
without them knows but little OF the real
beauty of this life. Let us all, then, this fall
or next spring, plant every tree about cur
premises that we can find room for.
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For Ssle-1. Choice maple trees, four years old,
upland grown.
2. Two three-acre lots one mile northwest of
town, suitable for a vineyard or orchard.
3. Five acres Neosho bottom land nc-fourGh
mile north of town. Good for 4 market garden.
All the above cheap.
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Perley & Bearce offer great inducements to
desfsEs Give them a saIt. 4o.tf
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Published in the Emboria NEWS Nov TO- 1s5il
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation to the Issue of BOnds to Fund
the Scrip Indebtedness OF the City.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.

Masonic.
ENPORIA LODGE, No. Ia 4. Y. i 4. ii - Meets
at their hall in RuSgles ( Plumbs building on
the Thursday Of or peKt preceding the full moon
of each month, and every tTo weekstneicSsitSSii
Master MasOns in good standing arc c9rdtllb
invited to attend MOVES SPICBH, u NJ
+. L. BANCROFT, Secretary.
EAIP0RIA. CHAPTER. r. A. M.-Meets ut Ma
sonic HsA. the LIST and Sd Friday evenings OF
each month, at ~ O'Clock. Companions IN Sohl
iianding are cordially invited 10 attend.
l. -. JACOBS III. 4,
VI H. BATES. Secretary.
Odd Fellows,
ESEON LODGE No. 15.-Meets at Odd FELLOWS
Hsll. over Emporia Bank, every Tuesday even
Jag at s O'Clock. Members IN good standing iu
VIfsAd TO attend. y = TANDS- y. u
IA. = GILMORE. ~ecfet9r!.
Temperance.
ENPORIa DIV ISTOS No. 96-Sous Il Daughters
Of Temperance. meets Rt Eskridgc Han every
Monday evening Mt 4 O'Clock. Members IN good
standing are invited 10 attend
FOUNTAIN LuDGl.. J. .. a. T., =. liS-Meet-
every wcinc day evening in kskTidGc Han
~ O'Clock. All members al tho order in good
stare ding Hrc invited 10 a;tcnd
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Lies Extract Floucr De Ia Prairie. eternal
perfume for the handkerchief and toilet For sale
by all druggists. 45-tf
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There is rumor afiost that spIcer aud True
worthy are elected.
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SObby Hats-An OF the latest styles of Hats
and Caps, at LEHNHARD's Red Boot, auful cheap.
45-H
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LANDS VIM. ANDREWS. JR., HOUSES.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
LANDS.
LOTS
ENIPORIA
CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TIME public Will rccollect that all cnnveyancine
i and Notary business will lac promptly attend
ell to at my office
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NOtice-We would inform our friends anu Gus
toners that on and after Monday, October I'd, we
viii sell choice cuts of meats for ten cents per
pound, for cash. We propose to carry on our bu-
siness on cash basis i'll the future, and request
those indebted to to settle their accounts at
once. SCHMIDLISG 4 W ATsON.
4O-tf
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Use Leis' Glycerine and Camphor Ice. for
chapped hands and lips. 45.tf
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New Stock Canned Fruit-Just unpackcd at
d5-tf THOMAS & JONES,
nj 81
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ArbuthnOt's Restaurant, 12s Commercial ST. is
the place to get good day board at a per week.
Meals at all hours for transient customer 36.3m
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Fresh Fruits-An Immense stock on hand, at
45.tf THOMAS 4 JONES,
LIS Commercial ST.
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Saturday night is the last Of the Post &
LOOMS troupe.
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Perley s Bearce keep the Monitor leathC
covered trunks-dinerent sizes. 40-tf
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HOUSES
FARMS.
KANSAS.

q. acre lots in Frakcr-S addition for SIO1 Long
time given those who will improve. am pre-
pared to give special inducements all those who
wish to improve, either in city. suburban roHn.
try property
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Everything In the Grocery and provision line.
at THOMAS s JONES,
45-tf 19S Commercial ST
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THIS is the first festival given 10y this church
- ana we hope to see large attendance and
chnrch. - ~
An are cordially invited to be present Adsnis-
Sion - Cents. supper Iree. 45-1t
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EmpOria Library and Free Reading Room
Over North & Shelmire's drug store, open every
afternoon from to g. and every evening from to
9, Sundays excepted. On the tables will be found
most of the late papers and magazines 36-3m
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1 want 10 cords of good dry wood In exchange
for saddles and harness.
44-46 H. V. BCNDREH.
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zoo Barrels Apples-Just received and for
sale at bottom prices, at THOMAS & JONES,
45.tf I25 Commercial ST.
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Egg. twenty-five cents a dozen.
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A new and fresh stock of all kinds of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, just received from the man.
ufactnrers Call and price goods. as 1 am bound to
sell. Lehnhard's sign of the Red Boot we9.tf
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Il rsIred all day Tuesday.
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Sixth avenue, just vest Of Madison House.
NEY L make specially of the above articles are
w supplied fresh every day, and deliver IA any
place Mt any time agreed upon, at the
Very Lowest Market Prices, and Guaran-
tee Satisfaction.

We can do better in this line than any Othe
store in Emporia. If you want things fresh an
good, and promptly delivered, call and leave you
orders at
45-1yr PENDERY 4 SIIANKS
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Save Time and Labor-Use schulenburS's
Laundry Soaps. $3.50
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PatronIxe Home Internationally leaving
your measure at Lelinhard's you can have a No. 1
pair of boots made cheaper than the same kind of
eastern manufacture, and will guarantee them a
perfect As. Sign of the Red Boot w90-tr
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+ RR.OPENiNG OF THE NJ. L. CHURcH.-As
we expected, the NJ. Z. church was crowded
ON Sabbath last ut the re-op Sning. The re-
pairs IN the building consisted in cutting
down the platform, and removing ii from the
"amen'' corners, so that the seats asnking the
pulpit are now on a level with the, balance;
taking out the old railing which separated the
pulpit and old platform from the main audi
ence room; changing the seats so as to make
an aisle in the center and one next to the wall
on each side; coat OF nice paper on the walls;
painting OF the ceiling and wood work;
"polnhng'' the outside; painting the blinds;
putting in Wheelock2 new patent machine
for raising and lowering the windows; fixing
and painting the cupola, etc. These repairs
cost about $500, and have added very greatly
to the looks and comfort Of the building.
Mr.. Gray preached both in the morning and
evening. His sermons were listened to by the
large audiences with rapt attention. He is
not only very eloquent, but his sermons con-
| tain solid food. His gestures are natural,
voice good, and there is gracesin every move
| ment Of the man. Many of his thoughts are
most beautifully and eloquently expressed in
| the purest and choicest English. And above
| all, he impressiyes his audiences, especially
| after hearing him for the first time, with his
deep oarnestness and devotion. lie is not
now preaching regularly, but his hearts none
the less fcrvent for the work OF his Master.
| As before when he preached here, Mr.. Gray
made good impressions upon our people, not
only for himself but for the cause which he 50
ably, pointsdly and eloquently advocated.
Our people will be pleased at all times to give
him good audience when he visits us.
After the sermon, Mr.. Kelley stated th'
cost OF the repairs and asked the audience foI
R400. This gentleman never does things in q
half way style. Nothing IS undertaken by
him unless it receives ali the earnestncss Of
his nature. As the result OF about twenty
minutes OF speaking and soliciting ho raised
800 more than was asked for. We venture
there are few churches in the State in n better
condition to-day, financially or spiritually
than the one presided over by this gentleman
and this state OF things is principally due Il
his untiring, slcepless energy, zeal and devo-
ton to his work. Such meE make success FOL
themselves in whatever they engage.
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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. i'll the
County Treasurers office, or at my residence, No
152 Exchange street, Enporia, Kansas.
44-rf RI. Young.
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THE ELECTION IN THIS COUNTY.

/
1t rained all day on Tuesday, but notwith.
standing this the vote was ordinarily heavy.
The whole vote VIII be about loo, which Is
larger than ever cast before. Our vote is fully
two thousand in the county.
| Our returns are only scattering, several oil
| the townships not reporting except officially
In sealed envelopes. The Board meets to-day.
| but we did not deem IL advisable TO wait for
| the official count, as Il would throw our pa
per behind more than day TO do SO. The re-
| turns are so scattering, and part OF what we
have being only guess work, VIC will not I'M
dertake to give the returns by townships. We
content ourselves this week by giving the re
suit as far US we can on each candidate, and
will give the full vote by townships next
week.
As far rs our returns show Bent Is two
votes ahead or Wright for Railroad Assessor.
The returns from some of the precincts don't
show the vote on this office.
Drake Is believed 10 be elected Represents
two In the Goth district by a small majority.
Eskridge Is elected Representative In the
GSth district by 1876 majority.
Jaquith is probably elected Commissioner in
the Sd district.
Ed Borton Is elected Commissioner in the
lst district.
Williams majority in the I'd district is over
IOO
spicer, for treasurer, had no oppo sition.
Gimore's majority tor County Cicry is about
$50.
Peter II. Hughes is elected Register OF Deeds
by about i50 majority.
For Sheriff John Bay will have about $50
majority.
Milliken, for Surveyor, had no opposition.
Trueworthy was elected Coroner without
opposition.
The bridge propositions are all badly DO
feated.
The indications are that the proposition to
build poor Iarm has carried.
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The public schools are well attended
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Thomas Jones have moved their Grocery to
I25 Commercial street. west side just above Fourth
avenue. Come and see MS. 4-6
Get your Clothes for winter while tAey are
cheap. Call on I44-41 METzLERs
Choice ApPles-very nice and sound, ut
45-tf THOMAS & JONES,
125 Commercial st.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

1900 Hides and Pelts Wanted at LEHX-
HANDS, sign OF the Red Boot, 45-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

Good goods at eastern prices. Leave your
measure at Lehnhards for a good boot Sign of
the Red Boot w90- IF
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

Hotels are doing lively business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-10

Thanksgiving approaches.