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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-15
THE SABBATH.

TIC ORIeIN-In six days God made the
heavens and the earth; and all that In
them is. On the seventh day God end
ed His work and rested; and this was
the first Sabbath. God blessed the Sab
bath and sauctified II, because that in it
He had rested from all His work.
How Should IT BE KEPT? - We
should hail with joy the sacred day
which God hath called His own. We
should be free from all worldly cares,
aud all sinful thoughts The day should
be passed in holy duties and pleasures.
God bids all onr labors cease, and all
be pietF and peace. We have six days
for work and pleasure, but the seventh
is day of rest. Any work commenc-
ed on the Sabbath will meyer prosper.
History contains many instances of
great undertakings commenced on the
Sabbath, with very fattering prospects
OF success, that have terminated in dis
ter and defeat. The great battle of
Waterloo began on the Sabbath, by Ma
po1eon, with great promise of success,
but resulted in terrible disaster. The
victory was given to the other side by
hand above that of man. God intends
TO govern the world according to the
laws He has made. my Sabbath ye
shall keep, for it is holy unto you; eY-
cry one that defileth it shall surely be
put to DEATH" - p
BENEFITs.-God has promised to bless
those who keep His Sabbaths holy.
True, those who love. the Lord and
strive to do His holy viii upon earth,
are often destitute of the luxnries and
wealth that add SO much to comfort and
enjoyment heres-But. those who have
peace sof conscience and pure. faith,
would not exchange the one for the
other, and believing that all things
work together for good, trusting all to
the Father who has the f'many man
sions above" Those countries that are
christianized are also civilized. Art
and science flourish there; higher
state of morals exist in the mass of
non-professorss crimes are rarer, and
the rights of property are respected.
Besides these benefits, the physical we'll
being of man and beast demand that
much rest and relaxation. Abolishing
the Sabbath has been tried in France,
and the result was infidels and scoffers
were forced to acknowledge the vital
necessity of observing the Sabbath.
How welcome the Sabbath, after all
our troubles and labors of the week
have ceasedi How the weary laborer
yearns toward the time when the six
days work is DER, and a day of rest
appears! 1t reminds him of that great
day when all his worldly labors shall
cease, and he crosses the crystal tide of
the river.
''Blest day Of God! most calm and bright,
The first and best Of days.
The laborer's rest, the saints delight, ff
The day Of prayer and praise"
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1MpoRIA oHURoA DIRECTORY.

rRHsBYTRIAN.--commerciAi 81. and SIN ave
nue. Rev ALBERr MCCALL, Pastor. Services
school on a. m. s. B; Riggs, supt Prayer
meeting "Wednesday evenings at 2 p M. strang-
cordially welcome ut all services.
UNITARIAN SoCIETY.-At Eskridge Hall, Cor
her OF Commercial ST. and 9th avenue. Services
each Sunday at tho usual hours morning and
evening. w. L. COPELAND, Pastor sabbath
school at 0 a. IN. Seats free. Strangers cordial
ly welcomed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Merchants st. and 9th
avenue. Rev. Is. KELLEY, Pastor. Services
each Sabbath at II q. m. and p m: Prayer
meeting each THURSDAY evening at 7 o,eioek'
FIRST CoNGREGATIoNAL-C of Mechan-
ics ST. and sth avenue. Rev G: I. MELVIN, Pas
tor. Services each sunday at Il a. m. and p m.
vices. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL (weish) corner
o. Merchants 81 and - sSsSSe aeS' Al h ,s y
and 6T =. m: I.rayer nieStin 6 each wednes'
FIRST BAPTIsr-corner OF Merchants ST. and
eth avenue. Rey. A. NJ AvERILL, Pastor. Ser,
vices every sunday At the usual hours morning
Sna Sssn Sabbath school At 10 a. a. m.
CuRIsrIAN.-Corncr OF Exchange ST. and I'll
avenue. REV. j II. cROcKER, Pastor. Services
eaeh sabbath at II a v m and PS p; M Prsy S
et1k p. m.
AFRICAN. n. Estate st. between Sd and tti
avsnses. services every Sunday At II .. m. ans
Pastor. ~ p.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN.-Seryi every Sab
bath AFTERNOON Mt O'Clock, at the BaptIs
Church. corner OF Merchants street and Fourtl
avenue Rev JONI JONES, Pastor.
PROTESTANT EPISCoPAL-Corncr OF CONNER
cial st. and 9th aveRue Rev J.. l.. HoLDEE
PASTOR. Services every alternate sabbath 1T I
n m. Rnd7K n. m.
UNITED Observation-Disclosures tho Court IIous
every otser Sabbath at II a m Rev. j. a Col
LIsa, Pastor.
FRIENDS-Corner OF Sylvan Sc. and 9th avenue
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THE DREAD OF THE MONKEYTOWARD
THE SNAKE.

Brehm gives curious account Of tho
instructive dread which his monkeys
exhibited toward snakes; but their GU
riosity was so great that they could not
desist from occasionally satiating their
horror in most human fashion, by lift
ing up the lid of the box in which the
snakes were kept. was so much sur
prised by his account that took stuff
ed and coiled up snake into the monkey
house at the Geological Gardens, and
the excitement thus caused was one of
beheId. Three species of CercOpithecus
were the most alarmed; they dashed
about their cages and uttered sharp sig
nal cries of danger, which were under
stood by the other, monkeys. A few
young monkeys and one old Anubis
baboOn alone took no notice of the snake.
I then placed the stuffed specimen on
the ground in one of the larger COM
partments. After time all the mon
keys collected round it in large circle,
and staring intently, presented q most
ludicrous appearance. They became ex-
tremely nervous SO that when wood
en- ball, with which, they were familiar
as plaything, was accidentally moved
In the straw, under which it was part
ly hidden, they all instantly started
away. These monkeys behave very
differently when a dead fish, mouse.
and some other new objects were placed
in their cages for though at first fright
ened, they soon approached, handled
and examind them. 1 then placed q
live snake in a paper bag, with the
mouth loosely closed, in one of the lar
ger compartments One of the monkeys
Immediately approached, cautiously
opened the bag a little, peeped in and
instantly dashed away. Then wit
messed what Brehm has described, for
monkey after monkey, with head raised
high and turned on one side, could not
resist taking momentary peeps into the
upright bag, at the dreadful object ly-
ing at the bottom. 1t would almost ap-
pear as if monkeys had some notion of
Geological affinities, for those kept by
Brehm exhibited strange, though mis-
taken, instructive dread of innocent liz
ards and frogs. An orang, also, has
been known to be much alarmed at the
first sight OF turtle.-Ihe Descent of
Han, By @. Dartcin. s.... .r35lr
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The celebrated lady doctor, Miss
Fowler, in practice at Orange, n. j.,
was recently married, and is now Mrs.
Ormsby. She is a sister of Fowler,
the phrenologist, and has met with ex-
traordinary success as a practitioner OF
the homeopathic school. Her income
from her aes ice has IA s5 50c co geass pas.
She treats patients of both sexes, has
the names Of over six hundred families
on her practice books, and has more
business than all the half dozen male
doctors of the place put together. In
carrying on her profession she drives
between forty and fifty miles every
day. She is remarkably successful as q
doctor. She is a handsome woman OF
40, clear-headed and stout-hearted,
strong-wilIed, vivacious and intellectu-
al. Her husband is New YoIk mer-
chant.
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THE GREAT CANON OF THE YELLOW
STONE.

The Great Falls are at the head of one
of the most remarkable canons in the
World-a george through volcanic rocks
fifty miles long, and varying from 1000
to nearly 5000 feet in debth. In its de-
scent through this wonderful chasm the
river falls almost 5000 feet. At one
point where the passage has been worn
through mountain range, our hunters
assured us it was more than vertical
mile in depth, and the river, broken in
to rapids and cascades, appeared no wi
der than q ribbon. The brain reels as
we gaze into this profound and solemn
solitude. We shrink from the dizzy
verge appalled,, glad to feel the solid
earth under our feet, and venture no
more, except with forms extended, and
of the precipice. The stiffness is horri-
Die. Down, down, down, we see the
river attenuated to o thread, tossing its
miniature waves, and dashing, with pu.
ny strength, the massive walls W hich
imprison it. All access to its margin
is denied, and the dark gray rocks hold
it in dismal shadow. Even the voice OF
its waters in their convulsive agony
cannot be heard. Uncheered by plant
or shrub, obstructed by massive boul.
ders and by jutting points, it rushe:
madly on Its solitary course, deeper
and deeper into the bowels of the rocky
armament. The solemn grandeur o.
the scene surpasses description. i
must be seen to be felt. The sense o.
danger with which it impresses you i
narrowing in the extreme. You fee
the absolute silence. If you cnuld only
hear that gurgling river, if you could
see living tree In the depth beneath
Won if bird would fl y ma at IF the Svinf
would move any object in the awful
chasm, to break for moment the sol
emn silence that reigns there, it would
relieve that tension of the nerves which
the scene has excited, and you would
rise from your PROSTATE condition anG
thank God that he has permitted you II
gaze, unharmed, upon this majestic dis
play of natural architecture. AS it is
| sympathizing in spirit with the deeI
gloom of the scene, You crawl from thl
dreadful verge, scared lest the firm rocI
give way beneath, and precipitate yol
into the horrid guilt. p. LdRgfori
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VOLUME II.
EVELYN aoPH.

Beautiful Evelyn Hope Is dead!
Sit and watch by her side an hour.
That Is her bookshelf, this her bed;
She plueked that piece Of geranfum flower,
beginning to die, too, in the glass.
Little has yet been changed, / think
The shutters are shut, no light may pass
saye two long rays through the hinge:
chink.
sixteen years old when she diedl
Perhaps she had scarcely heard my name
1t was not her time to love; beside,
Her life had many hope and aim,
Duties enough and little cares.
And now was quiet, now astir--
Till Gods hand beckoned unawares,
And the sweet white brow is all OF her.,
1t is too late then, Evelyn Hope!
What, your soul was pure and true,
The good stars met in your horoscope,
Made you OF spirit, IRE and dew
And just because i was thrice as old,
Each was nought to each. must be told:
We fellow mortals, nought beside.
No, indeedI for God above
Is great to grant, rs mighty to make,
And creates the love TO reward the love
claim you st:il, for my own loves Sakeh
Delayed it may be for more lives yet,
Through the worlds shall traverse, not I
few
Much is to learn and much to forget
SuC Lfhh1c DC COL1C ICI LAAluB yOu-
But the time will come--at last It will,
When, Evelyn Hope, what meant, shall
say,
In the lower earth, in the years long still,
That body and soul so pure and gayI
Why your hair was amber, 1 shall divine,
And your mouth Of your own geranium'i
49, red r.
And what would you do with me, in fine,
In the new life come in the old ones stead
have lived, shall say, so much since then
Given up myself SO many tin es,
Gained me the gains OF various men,
RAnaaeked the ages, spolled the chimes;
Yet one thing, one, in my souls full scope,
Either missed ors1tseA missed me-
And went and found you, Evelyn Hope!
What Is the iSsue La us sect
loved you, EFely Ign, all the whlle;
Ny heart seemed fun IS It could hold.
There was place and to spare for the franz
young smile
And the red young mouth and the hair:
young gold. -
So, hush-I will give you this leaf to keep
See, i shut Il inside Tho sweet cold hand.
There, that Is our secrett go to sleep;
You will wake, and remember, and under
[RoBERr BROWNING.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

the COuf3ef-JOH151Qt: f
TO CONTRACTORS.
The undersigned, feeling the need of
some one to find fault with, and grum-
Bile at whenever business matters go
wrong and being lonely, with no one
to humoF him, and, whereas, having
arrived at the proper age, he is deter
mine to "come out
Sealed proposals will be received un-
Ill II O'Clock, p. M, of the 3lst Of De-
.cetnbeT, ISL. slI3 ,s5gei.Is 3.'} -
re Applicant must possess beauty or its
equivalent in currency. -,-s..t
She must possess sweet and forgiv-
ing disposition, and when one cheek is
kissed, turn the other, Chat is, if the
right man is kissing.)a sltig ~sft Iao
She may not chew gum. ~ .,o,f,
Nor wear long dresses on the streets.
Nor frequent sewing circles. 80
a9 Nor go around begging for charitable
purpcees.i,; iu $3.50 - zfs1E - aIE5E4
Nor read the newspaper first in, the
morning, -,
/ Nor talk when am sleeping.
. Nor sleep when am talking. J
Nor trade off my clothes to wander
ing Italians for flower vases. - 20
Nor borrow my money from my vest
pockets while ] sleep.
NUT uO1u 1OOhIuS-SIdSS UHVT my
face at such times, to make me tell ali
know. -s-ssg
She must believe in sudden attacks
of chills, and make all due allowances
for their effects upon the nervous sys-
tenn 4g.- 81 l.tsF-.se ,.t.5tsss.-. e. I'd
81 When her sold BEAR comes home
from 'sa few friends" rather affection.
ate, she must not take advantage of his
state and wheedle him into trips to
watering places. ai. -
And above all, she may not on such
occasions put ipeeac into the coffee she
prescribes for poor head s....5
She must not sit up for him when he
happens to be detained to late hour
ON his committee. Jfg 81 -Hr.t
But when he does return, tired and
chilly, she will be expected to roll over
to the other side, anu give him hel
warm place. ''' . $3.50 '','h
Any lady possessing the foregoing
qualifications, positive and negative
can hear of something to her advantage
by addressing the undersigned, enclos.
ind red stamp.
All proposals must be accompanied
with satisfactory evidence of the ability
of this applicant to support husband
in the style to which he has been accus
toned. ..... ....r..-a
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SHERIFR,s SALE

ToFICR is HEREBY Given THAT BIZ Wiz.
IN tue Of an order of sale issued out OF the Dis
tI4et Court within ana for Lyon county, Kansas
and o. Aatinson were defendsntsy bearing date
Noyem6er 18th, 1s71, and to nae directed. I viii,
ut O'Clock, p m, on Tuesday, the 18th day oil
Recenher, a. D. lsu, at the door OF tho Court
sas, offer for sale at public auction TO the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, the following described
real estate situated in said county, to- Wit. $3.50
Lots number 145 and 147 East street. IN the
city Of Emporfa appraised at six hundred dofars
to beSold as the property OF said defendant, o
Martinson to satisfy q Judgment in favor OF 4
Larson and y. FriberE. z. II. COATS =
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
RUGGLEs & PLUaB, Atl'ye for P1t'f n
November a, 1STI- : 80 <T-5l
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Three things to pray for: Faith,
peace and purity of heart.
Three things to like: Cordially,
good humor and mirthfnlness.
Three things to admire. Intellectual
power, dignity and grace.
Three things to delight in: Beauty,
frankness and cheerful spirit.
Beauty without kindness dies unen-
ioyed and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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AN ingenious idiot has invented a
steam engine so small that the whole
thing does not cover space as large as
three cent coin, and has Il on exhibi-
ton at the American Institute, Fair,
New York. It is Of one-half fea-poW-
er. A good sized tear shed in the boil
the engine two days.
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

M OTICE Is hereby given, that BY virtue o. an
within and for Lyon county, Kansa, and % me di-
O01sE House, in the city Of Emporia, Lyon county.
Kansas, ON Monday, the 18th day OF December
1871 offer for sale the hi CHEST bidder for cash in
hand, the following described real estate situated
IN said equity ts-wit: lots number 10, II and -,
IN block 1Tnber a. in the town of Hartford to be
sold as ths pH1perty Of g. p. hcCartY and kanoy
T. McCartS, at the suit of j. H. Simmons and
c. w. Addanis. Appraised az $3.50. 'it -llI.L, ~
RUGGLBS & PLUMB, l.. Fl. COATS,
Ah'ys for pitt sheriff Of Lyon county.
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SHERIFF,S sALE.

NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue of an
In order or sale issued out Of tho District Court
within and for Lyon county, Kansas, bearing date
November 94d, 1911, and to me directed, VIII AZ 2
the city Of Emporia, Lyon county Kansas, on
Tor sale st pablo auction to the highest bidder for
eaSh in hand. the following described real estate
situate in said county, to viii: One undiV
eighth OF the southwest quarter OF section etehtSen
ne), Sewnship eighteen Qe1, range eleven C1l, ap-
praised AZ $500 per acre; to be sold the proper
~ Of W. T. Smith and NJ c. Smith at the sult q D.
M. Jewett and 4. ID. Jewett. f.,-s... ~.
Dated this 1ss day OF December, fs7f. ''-
80 3. H COATS,
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
RU6GLEs 4 PLUME. At1Ys for Pi't1s..a esa-sai
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eATks OF ApxERTisINc.,

Advertisements calculated by the inch, inlength
of column. For cuts and double column 6faplAy,
add IS per cent to above table Of rates. Road No
tees and AL legal and advertising to be
paid for IN advance, except when ordered by our
REGULAR petFens. Advertisements ffom abroad 20
% paid IN advanced Our fstes are eer Lea IN pro-
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OPEN 10 mAP YEAR s.PROPosAIs..,

A chap at Louisville, issued lear
year invitation, and sent the following
notice to contractors for publication in
the COuTzer-sJou7ua1:
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STRAXED.

TNRoM the subscriber living four miles north OF
two years old trim built, points of the ears hook
ed or turn inward, and Keen or wild looking eye:
Also one bay horse colt one year old, small white
spot IN forehead, branded (rather dimly) @H Pr
on the left shoulder, and had small bell on when
it left. ANY information concerning the above
strays will be thankfully received, or any person
returning one or both will be Literally rewarded.
My address is II. p. PERKINS,
49-SO i ....s .t... Enporia, Kansas.
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Y N. ROBINSON & SON, Projectors. Corner
Lie OF Merchants street and Sixth Avenue. This
house has been relltted and furnished throughout,
and Is now open 10 the public. Stages leave daily
and connect with all Eastern Railroads.
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II. zTcHMsEe -, !. 1Ta 5II; 9. if50HIs.

CSToNE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS We
- prepared 20 do all kinds OF stone cutting,
such window sfls, circular caps of any des ign.
door stills, columns mouldings and all work in the
stone cutting line that builders may desire. They
also furnish bases and sockets for tombstones. or
ers promptly filled. Shop on the corner of Fourth
Avenue and Constitution Street, Binporia, kans ..
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STATE on KAEsAs, q Before J J. Buck, jus;
CITY OF EMRoRIA. city. OBS iis' B. .
6. j. HAEKLA, Prth) 4sFe.Htas .-l.-
j. L. DALTON, Deetj 51. s.gHi tu.
THE above entitled defendant will take notice
Il that tho above entitled Justice OF the Peace
granted an order OF attachment against the prop
erty Of said defendant in the above entitled cause
for 81 IL, and that said will be heard by
said Justice at his once in said city at O'Clock
n. on the 9Th day OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1871.
RUGGLES PLUMB,
$50 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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HOUSE.

CIXTH AVENUE east OF Commercial street
= 7. j. HAHKLA, Proprietor. Furnishes hrst
class accommodations at most reasonable prices
Stages leave daily for all points southwest an
south OF mnoria E5-tf
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srRAYs.sMoTlcEs. sc. {

PAY UP.
A Ii persons indebted to E. 2. Holderman &
~ Bro, either by book account or note, are re-
quested to pay up by December 25th, and save cost
y 4S-I Err HoLDERMAN BRO
GOOD STOCK FOR SALE.
r HAVE for sale 20 head Of pure bred Chester
II White pigs, and one spanof 0Tst-class mules, 5
years old. To be seen on my premises, ~ miles
northeast Of Emporia, on the Neosho river. A.
$3.50 JOHN HAMMOND
DISSOLUTION.
TlHR firm of Arm & Smith has been dissolved by
: mutual consent; The business Will be cortin-
1ed by Alex Smith. who VIII settle all accounts.
and 70 whom all debts due the firm must BE paid.
.-y - ~ ~ = GEO. arm, "a.
4o-5s "a ALEX SMITH
Dissolution Notice. s..s
NoTICE IS hereby given that J. p. Pfnkerton
IN has retired from the arm OF Bacheller, Jones
s Ptnkerton, and that the business win be eontin-
ued by Bachelor d Jones, who VIII settle all ac-
counts OF the late firm.
c. B. BACHELLER.
W. B. JONES,
40-a .,J s,vss,B ]. p. PINKKRToN.
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HOTELS.
mAnIsON HOuSE.

.' BUCKEYE HOUSE,
NTH AVENUE, Emporia, Kansas, near cor
ner OF Commercial Street. Birisan y Franz,
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WILLIAM JAY.
Emporia. November 20. 1871. 47-4t
NTELLIGENOE OFFI(

THE Undersigned mas opened an Intelligence
\ once AZ his Restaurants and Confectionery
store, 123 Commercial street, EmpoF1a. Persons
DESIRING to employ help OF any find can have
their names registered In his book free Of charge
A fec of ffty cents will be charged each person
seeking employment. Persons seeking employ
ment can rest assured that will md an employer
for them IL it is possible fer one TO be obtained
| either in the city or county. z,, ,.,,
43-u j. a. ARBUTIINOTT-
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DISSOLUTION.

an the 10Th inst Jamss = u ueck retlrsd from On,
debts due the old firm must be paid within thirty
days from that date. We VIII continue the bust
at the old stand upon near cash basis CTedk
OF longer than thirty days will not be given.
~ ..' WILLIAM 8. JAY q Co
WILLIAM S. JAY, .....t+ -. .fr.f
WILLIAM JAY.
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], a. CLRVELAND'

-NENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
BILE on 9th Avenue between Commercial and
Iechanics Street, Is now open and ready for bust
Iess, and will furnish teams Mt any time during
he day or night. Passengers conveyed TO any part
or the country on liberal terms. Particular alton
ion paid to boarding transient stock. wifi
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LIVERY STABLES

J, n. . W. DAVIS
NEW LIVERY. SALE AND FEED STABLE.
IN You can get your horses fed with good feed at
ow prices; also horses and buggies tole and teams
Sr heavy hauling. .Ei..tl .t.f .t'F,
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A NO STOCK AND GRAIN FARM IN LY
~ on county; $50 acres; 70 acres good timber; 20
acres dne bottom land; stock water plenty; good
house, stable, crib. &c; 20 acres under good fence;
quarter and part of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton I, township 10, range II; only 50 per acre
a.ft 60 20 1-i- Real Estate Agent,
aft = l6S Commercial St., Emporia, Kansas,