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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-18

PLAYING QUAKER.-Prentice, oil
the Lawrence journal, always has
something good. Lawrence was,
last week, full of Friends in at
tendance upon the Yearly meeting,
and here is one of his items:
A story is told on the streets to
the effect that one of our enter
prising hackmen yesterday put on
a broad brimmed hat and drove
over to the Kansas Pacific depot,
to meet the incoming Friends.
Seeing an elderly couple on the
platform, our Jehu approached
them, and in deeply solemn tone
remarked, "Will thee ride over to
the city" The couple assented
and moved toward the hack. evil
thee be taken to a hotel or a
Friends houseY' said the hack
man in a subdued tone. "To a
hotel" was the reply, as the pair
stood at the hack door. "WLere
is Mou's baggagef" said the tri-
umphsnt hackman. A faint look
of suspicion passed over the face
of the man of peace, as he remark
ed to his spouse, "Come, Hannah, !"
AMI turned away from the hack,
leaving the driver thereof wonder
ing where and how he had made a
t'break."
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GRERLEY's GREED FOR OFFICE
The st. Louis Democrat, on the au-
thority of prominentcNew York
er stopping in that city, publishes
an interesting history of Greeley's
Presidential intrigues, which is thus
summed up: 80
The Democrat says that in 1868 il
was well known that Greeley and
the Tribune would have come out
for Chase had the Democrats NOM
mated the Chief Justice, and that
Greeley only accepted Grant as q
less evil than Seymour. In 1870 an
Informal republican caucus was
held in Washington, when it was
decided TO run Grant again, and
conciliate Greeley by giving him the
second place on the ticket with
Grant. Colfax agreed to withdraw.
This was at the time that Colfax
published his letter of declination.
Greeley was present at this caucus
and accepted the arrangement. In
accordance with this plan Greeley
went west, spoke at st. Louis, and
in the spring of 1871 made his fam-
Gus southern trip to Texas. Re-
turning thence, Greeley informed
his friends that he though himself
strong enough to take the first place
on the ticket, instead of the Vice
Presidency, and ayowed his deter
mination to run in 1872. This in
formation is valuable as showing
that Greeley was to have run on the
same ticket wiki Grant, and medi-
tated running over year before
the Cincinnati Convention.
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STATE NEWS.

Neodesha thinks she has about
200 population.
Twenty-Five families have left
Pennsylvania for Lyndon.
Eight cents on the stalk Is How.
ard county corn prices.
/ a Labette county lady went out
hunting and killed three prairie
chickens.
| Jacob Schiller was kicked to death
by a mule in Leavenworth, a few
days ago.
The Wilson county coal vein on
Chetopa creek is eighteen inches
thick.
Mr.. Merrill, of Usage Mission,
takes sixteen newspapers. and DIR.
Mcmillan, of the same place, takes
eleven.
A LeaVenworth little girl said it
was wicked to wear earrings, be-
cause 'if 1t wasn't wicked God
would have made holes in your
ears"
The Presbyterian Synod of Kan
sas is made up of ninety-eight min
isters and one ruling elder from
each of the one hundred and TWEEN
ty churches Under its charge.
A colored man in Allen county
has raised two thousand pounds of
tobacco on two acres of land. The
tobacco is Of good quality aud will
clear him $3.50 an acre.
A race between the Chicago &
Southwestern and the Kansas Paci-
fic roads, for the Solomon Valley,
makes track-laying ap the Republi-
can particularly lively. Hands
enough are not readily obtained.
Howard county cast 1859 votes
last fall and 1870 this fall, which
leads the Lawrence Journal to ob-
serve that "no where else is the
American voter SO jealous or so
numerous as when he assemblies
himself together to cast all his votes
for his favorite county seat"
Lucy Bell was married in Shaw
nee county last December. She has
already applied and obtained q di-
vorce on account of cruel treat
ment. Her husband beat her three
weeks after she gave birth to their
only child. II is sad recital, and
her husband deserves to be an out
cast of society and a member of the
penitentiary.
The Elk Falls Examiner will say
something that will hurt the county
if it does not be careful how it pub
fishes such things as the following:
Howard county can boast of hav-
ing somewhere on land or sea q
sheriff who absconded the first time
he got hold of money enough to
pay him for his rascality; also q
county commissioner who fed the
vengeance of the law that was
about to overtake him for the Sc
duction and ruin of a young woman.
This county had, too, q treasurer
who is still hanging on to the funds
of that Office under pressure of
guilt, of default, and connivance at
speculation and fraud. No county
in this historic State is making his
tory more rapidly than Howard,
though that which others are record
ing may be of more enviable char
| acter''
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PERSONAL.

August Belmont clears about S.
OO0, 900 year.
Sir Charles Dixie says that half a
million dollars is spent annually in
keeping up the British royal yachts.
Oliver Wendell Holmes has be-
come lecturer on Jurisprudence in
the law school of HARVARD Univer-
sity. -
Robert Lincoln, says the Figaro,
has lately arrived in Paris, where he
lives with his family at the Grand
Hotel.
Gen. Hooker, the guest of Gen.
Morrow, held brilliant reception
of old army officers at Camp Doug
las, Salt Lake, lately.
1t is thought Bazine will get the
start of the file of soldiers who will
doubtless be detailed to shoot him
for his betrayal of Metz, by commit
ting suicide. as
Yerger, the butcher who killed
Colonel Crane, in Mississippi, and
who ought to have been hung for it,
is an independent candidate for
Congress in Maryland.
Mrs. T. B. Stenhouse, one of the
wives of leading Mormon, made
her debut as q iectnress at Corinne,
Utah, the other night, in a deeply
interesting exposure of polygamy in
Utah. The audience is reported as
large and enthusiastic.
George Law, the great ship-own-
er, says: 81 have q million and q
half of Government bonds. II
Greeley should be elected 1 would
sell them as quick as possible.'
The new hundrsd-dollar green
back will soon be in circulation. II
will have q hearty welcome IRE
speetive of party.
The Laporte Argus says: ain
South Bend, Ind, they use small
packages OF quinine as change. AS
everybody takes 1t, they look upon
it the same a. legal tender, and it
passes of without difficulty"
Why is selfish friend like the
letter Pr Because though first in
pity he is last in help.
If homely girl wants to be call
ed beautiful and accomplished, let
her get drunk and cling to a lamp
post.
Madame Loyson made love to
Pere Hyacinthe in three languages
Laura Fair finds it pretty warm
in California, and talks of settling
in Chicago.
Indiana brings to the front Flor.
ence Horton, . wonderful five-year
old pianist.
Gen. Schenck, accompanied b,
his daughters has been making /,
tour of Scotland.
John E. Owens lie the wealthiesI
actor on the American stage, ani
contesses to about two millions o
dollars.
Rev. A. 81. z. Boyd, the s'Coun
try Parson," breaches in kid gloves
and has $4,000 or s., 500 year.
Gen. Won SKeinitz, the Germa,
ambassador at Vienna, was Enarrie'
lately to Miss Jay, daughter % Hon
John jay, the American ministe
to Austria. eFr ffFese
Henry NJ. Smith, Western
Journalist of experiences. lie to re
sumo his former position ~ msnag
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SUMNER REBUKED By A LADY
Sometime ago a lady wrote to
Chas- Sumner, asking him to in
terest himself on behalf of a young
man who was needy, and whom
she desired him to assist with his
influence. Mr.: Sumner replied
that his attention was so much oc-
cupied in looking after the well
fare of mankind that he hadn't
any time to devote to the wants OF
individuals. The lady rejoined
that Mr.. Sumner seemed to put
himself higher than the Almighty,
who, while not neglecting
the welfare of the world al
large still condescends to regard
the needs of individuals. Mr..
Sumner, ashamed of the ludicrous
position in which his conceit had
placed him, and recoiling from
this scathing rebuke, he begged
that the matter might be suppress
ed. But the story leaked out; il
is literally true, and Julia Ward
Howe, the Poetess, is the lady who
sent the terrific shot at the egotist
His recent letter is born of the
same self-sufficient spirit as his
! answer to Mrs. Howe.-AIbany
n. ~ Journal.
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.NUMBE+Re: 40

and well-contested race OF -four
miles, especially if there should be
three heats run, An Arab horse
can make his race of ten miles, in
sand over his hoof, and will be
ready to repeat it by the time you
have finished your cigar Or taken a
cup OF coffee. yra 'Sdi aaa3 80 Eg
My experience with the desert
horse in the past two years has in
duced me to try the experiment of
the Arabian cross upon the thor
oughbred racer, the saddle and the
trOtting mares, aud for this object
have sent Ismael Pacha to Mary
land, and hope he win make a good
impression upon the admirers of
the pureIbFed Arabian horse 6 nc
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For THE NEWS.
LOVES REASON WHY.

Once was asked by my darling
Some reason to give her, why
Sweet love filed all my being
Whenever she was by.
Ye zephyrs laden with kisses
Ofroses and pansies, fly,
And gently lifting her tresses,
Tell her the tresses are why.
Well know in her cheeks, white lilies
Commtngled with roses you'll spy;
Give the lilies and roses your kisses,
And tell her the cheeks are why.
On her beautiful brow drops blessing
As ye gently pass her by,
And in tones Of sweetest caressing.
Tell her, her brow is why.
Soft light, with your gen.lest greeting,
Peep into her modest blue eye,
And tell the pure soul out gazing
That she, herself, Is why.
Ye angels who scatter the blessings
OF the Oliver Of good on high,
beseech you give her your best things,
For love her, know not why!
S. S, B.
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HORACE RISES TO EXPLAIN.

During his recent tour to Ohio
and Indiana, Mr.. Greeley under
took to define his position on va
rious questions. At Pittsburg,
Pa, he made speech reiterating
the semi-disunion sentiment he
expressed at the beginning of the
late war. His language created
so much indignation, that the
next evening, at Cincinnati, he
more fully defined his views as
follows:
Ny remarks made last evening
have been misrepresented, have
been, l think, perverted into an
expression of present belief, a
present conviction, that any state
has a right to desire to dissolve
this Union at its own good pleas
ure. Fellow citizens, l utterly re-
pudiate and condemn that senti-
mcnt. Cheers. l do not believe
that one state or ten states or that
even a majority of all the states
have a moral, legal, or constitu-
tional right to dissolve our Union.
ICheers. .
:, That Union, is founded on a
Constitution which is charter of
Government, not a mere league.
1t does not create a league mere
ly, nor a confederacy, but a nation
under a government of limited and
defined powers, but of unlimited
duration. l believe that the
Union is not only destined to be,
but was intended to be, perpetual;
and l believe that our great civil
war, if there ever was any reason
able doubt as to the nature of that
Union, has settled that doubt for
ever. Cheers. That slavery is
dead and that the nation abides
forever is the sum and substance
of the verdict pronounced through
the issues of our great contest.
There is no longer a question,
there can never again arise ques-
ton, as to the perpetuity of the
Union. The apple of discord, the
; only thing that ever made any
American hostile to his OWE
country and Constitution, has ut,
! terly persisted. Applause. Hence
forth the American Union abides
forever, grounded in the affections
the necessities, and in the fervent
devotion of the whole American
people. Cheers.1 If there shall
ever arise cloud Of disunion, il
will not arise in the Southern sec
, ton of this country. But no such
question will OF can arise. A:
perpetual as the hills, as solid a:
the everlasting rocks, the uEior
, Of the states abides, and mus
abide forever. One sentinel, on,
purpose animates the American
heart, and that is that the unioI
! of the states must and shall bt
: preserved.
We do not propose to misrep
resent Mr.. Greeley, or any on,
else. If he is as firmly devoted t.
! the union as he claimed at Gin
! cinnati to be. we are glad to hea,
it. But its pity that it shoult
be necessary for Mr.. Greeley t.
take so much trouble to assur,
the people that he is all right OIL
this Issue. Gen. Grant does no
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The F1oUnEs-Under Graut's a,

The FIGURES Under Grants adj
ministration taxes and custom du-
ties have been removed that yielded
ed $4,000, eco yearly, yet the pub
lie debt has been reduced over $780,
100000 annually. The actual ex-
penditures under johnson for three
years were, in round numbers, in
1867, 1857 900, coo; in 1868, s377, OOO,-
600; and in 1869, S322, 900, 900.
Compare this with the same expen-
ditures under. Grants administra-
ton, in 1870, $780, 100000; 1871,
s292,OOO,OOO; 1872, S277,OOO, 600.
The expenditures under Grant are
constantly decreasing. His last
year coat the country 100000. 600
less than Johnsonis second year.
The reduction Of the debt under the
present administration of over 49,
000,OO0 month has been followed
by a reduction of the yearly inter-
est $4,000, OOO0. Those bonds no
longer feed on, the Treasury. They
have gone whers the Greeleyites
are going when the great cancelling
hammer of November cuts through
their green leaves aud destroys them
forever.
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need to make any such speeches.
His unionisn nobody questions
He does not have to rise and ex-
plain every day. Greeley's Gin
cinnati speech is good; Grants
consistent action is best of all.
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Switzerland has 1856, 600 Protest
ants and 1.6S4S55 Catholics. Pref
ty nearly divided.
There is no law requiring men,
bers of Congress to be voted for on
separate ballots; all candidates, in
Guiding the state ticket, members of
Congress, electors, and candidates
for county, district and other of
fees, must be printed or written o.
the same ballot, as heretofore.
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HOTELS.
AIApIsON uOusE.

MADISON HOUSE.
EhPoAt a. IA HalAS-a 6lhl avenue
furnished. The most careful attention
i,utuey0 1hs emIort VI guests.
Btf NJ. l.. FUNkHOU5kR. 2
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Bancroft EP 1jan7S

ing editor of the Chicago Tribune.
Horace White still retains his posi-
ton as editor-in- chief.
Stanley has closed an engagement
with Mr.. Frederick Ruilman, OF
New York, to deliver one hundred
lectures in America for fifty thous-
and dollars, beginning in November
at Steinway hall.
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8 ala hs.S. IIUsMEs
OLkAARLLN q. HuGHEG,-.

LyrUSE CC1rEIiS AND CONTRACTORS.
- We are prepared toldol all 1 iAd OF stone
cutting, sucn As window sills, circular caps
.of Any IlbsIgn, 1ooE sillsS columns, mould1n ~
and All SwOfk In the stone cutting line that
builders nAy desire. They also furnish bases
And .Oeksi- far tyusbstpnns.s Or ten pEonptay
AAd consultation street. E1 posfa, kanTs1. %
JanITatI
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The effect of Grants administra-
ton is no where seen more distinct
ly than in the improved tene of
Southern enterprise. n country
that was seven years ago in open
rebellion, and four years ago was
overrun with Ku Klux, and inspir-
ed by sentiments of hostility toward
the government, IS now at peace
with the balance of the nation and
in tranquility at home, is cnltivat-
ing national sentiment and devot-
ing its energies and enterprise to
developing the natural resources OF
their country. AS an instance we
mention that a new railroad has
just been finished in Alabama, CALI
ed the South aud North railroad,
which complies q through line from
New Orleans to Mobile, MOntgom-
cry, Decatur, Nashville aud LOUIS
vile, and through trains are now
being run between these points.
But the most hopeful thing connect
ed with this circumstance is the
fact that many new towns have
sprung up along the line. of this
new road. This shows that the
spirit of enterprise which. has SC
distinguished the West for.the past
seven years, has reached the South,
and the scenes which we have had
enacted on our Western pFairies-
the rapid building eftowns and the
unprecedented development of thG
country-wiIl soon be witnessed In
the South. Four years ago It seem
ed UtopIsn to dream ofsuch things
but three and half years o fIrani'i
rule has made it possible and be
gins TO bring forth its fruit. VIVA
may not four years more do p
Kansas City Journal
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BEEF OUT WEST.

- q rh
a St. Louis writer says: 1t
seems a stubborn fact that the far
Their you get away srom the cattle
growing regions the better beef
you get. In New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore the housekeep-
or can find the best beef in the
United States. na Coming west when
you strike Cincinnati, a prccepti-
BILE letting down in the quality OF
rOasts and steaks is diseernable,
though the. consumer can worry
down his portion without suspi-
cion that the butcher has inffinged
on the Good year patent. At In
dianapolis the deterioration is
quite marked, and here IN st. Louis
the beefiss simply detestable. The
vast pfairies of Illinois TEEN with
cattle, and there is no batter cat
tle-breeding country in the world
than Missouri. Net the fibrons,
iRsipid, jcartilaginouse stuff sold By
our butchers would rotor the hands
OF an eastern dealer Missouri
ships its cattle to New York and
eats Texas gristle. What these
Texas. beasts were created for is
one OF the 'unsolved proplen1s.
There is an immensely Of osseous
structure and a tropical luxurianee
Of horn combined with the mini
mum of fesh.a and fat. The body
is large, but it it is all hollow,
The female gives no milk to speak
Of, and neither male nor, female is
predisposed to the accumulation Of
fat. The beast has a tremendous
amount of vital energy, and a
speed that is marvellous. If they
could be broken tothe saddle they
would FAR eclipse the San Domfn 90
bulls, but the motion would Kill a
man ina sday's riding. There is
not a butcher in st. Louis who
will confess to the killing and sell
ling Of Texas cattles and scarce
one WHO uses anything else, 80 -
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MERCHANrs HOTEL.

HORNER 18th avenue and Merchant,
~ strest, Enpogia, Kansas.s HOUSE anc
AAtuIes All BeS,y Good hoeoEnmod alion!
and charges moderate. S. j. SHANKS-
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T IEEaY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
Il Fourth avenue between Commercial And
Mechanics street, 10 now prepared 70 LEI
livery teams, carriages sleighs and saddle
horses, ~ living prices. Good care taken In
boarding transient stock. Also . good Wagon
yard. - 49, 4 aEs ian10
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IA man has NO moral or mental
weight IN the world until he f.
thirty; atlthirty a woman has seen
her best days. Money comes TO
us on crutches aud dies from US
on wings. A bitter trntEqisB not
rehshed, but az perfamed lie ais
sweet to our ears, There is .
great difference in men intelleetn-
ally speaking; morally, they ara
six of one and a half dozen Of the
other; there is a great difference
IN women, morally nteliectuaiIy.
they are six of one and shaft doz
en- OF the either. eso1daazmhs.
has aroused the divine passion jim
the heartofsman eRd FeeipEoeat-
ed it fully. can. afford to die, .
woman syhp has not ought q de-
is HemsssEnHa't ossl Ell E.ss .ssxsh
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n. r. ROBERTS.

EXCLUSIvE attention paid to the re-
~ pairing OF watches, clocks and jewell
ry. All work warranted. North window
or Tandy & EAstman's drug store, Empo-
ria, Kansas.
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Is. CLEKELAND,s 4

KNrRxL sLIvGRR, FEED AN d sAI.E
~ STA BILE, on 5th Avenue, between Com
enorcial and Mechanics street, IL now open 30
and ready for business, and viii inrpish teams
~ any time during the day or night. Pas
ssnEers conveyed 20 any part Of the country
on liberal terms. Particular attention paid to
boarding transient stock. iAni72tf
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z. NICHOLS,
T livery, FEED AND SALE,STABLE
L. 18th. avenue, corner Mechanics street
A HfIIle room for stock. Facilities good
and prices reasonable. An excellent line
Of ho rises and carriages for hire. Call and
sUo nae. 16yI
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4 MRS. DIR. u. N. VAIL,
IL lGENIC AND HOMEOPATHIC ply
IL sh1AS.s oaAee at her residence 90 Ne
S~ho mn. feb2tf
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WHEELER 8 WILSON
= OUR $50. 100 ~
NEW MACHINE
s, sTANDs,UNRIVALLED -
For Kapidity of Melton. 81 - 80 i
Ease OF Operation and AEanAgeEnenl

------@Ar----~S - rt-Ce--t--a
Ease OF Operation and AEAnAgenenl
a. - And -. -
QUIETNEss OF MOVEMENT.
For-F.-fi sl10
Simplicity, DursbilIsy, Elegance of Model
audf Finishs and Thoroughness OF Con-
struetion. 20 $50
II uses no shuttle. and Enakes the,
''EocKy sTIrCH. ~ - s..
-: OUR TERMS ARE
sqeh tina. AL VINO want can have 4
CALI @SD EXAMINE THEA ZONE
5Sa AND ALL" -.
AtA. 8. SaaEthas store, EskrIdge building,
corner corn, r stSts avenue and Commercial
= s.IzI1E E--E auzsVs SIS 81 ESof-1.
. =; ssSs !. FTH; AgAt.z
41EAEs ! 8 s3sTsDez. ssEl..es szl
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= : F7Ts-M-1EETs = ~ q
nRALaR IH:CLOCRS, WATCHES AND
IL JEWELKT, corner room, Bancroft
block, Commercial street. RepSiringtaon on
short notice and In = satisfactory style.
> janl7ntt
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BAR Der SHOP.
WIZ. HUEsrIs,
JEWELER.

TSIRBr-CLASS SHAVING, HAIR CUT
Il TING, etc, in Williams building, cor
ssr Commercial street. and sixth Ayerue. En-
trance on both streets. janlgI3-1y
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DIR. w. i. VAIL.

ffw. W. HLBRENs ,r "a
DIIYsICIAN5 AND SURGEON. once il,
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RUcuHYH uOua,
.kIXERY4sTABLEs.

BUCKEYE HOUSE.
LNLFTH AVENUE, EmporiA, Kansas, neaa
IL corner Of Commercial Street. Birdsall Il
RAM, proprtetOrs JAnlT2tf
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Hartford Nursery.
- Fruit Trees and Plants.
80 80

go. 900 APPLE TnEEs.
) Seventy Varieties. one. two and three
years old. Black berries, i, raspberries,
straw berries. goosebeffies and cdrrants,
IN large variety J! Twenty.1ive varieties Of
hudded peach trees. Plums, pears and
0Aerries. Grape vines, thirty varieties.
Ornamental trees and shrubs. Eyergreens
and deciduobs trees. Climbing, monthly
ana hybrid perpetual roses. Lilies, peo-
nias, giedioluses, RltheAs. Japan Quinces,
and other Towering plants and shrubs.
LAnaRus and victoria rhnbarbs an18a
We sell our stock at lowest market
rates. All Zour. stock Is propogated and
grown by us, and customers visiting the
.nurPerN teAp ehooee their treeas viness and
plants, and see, them, taken up from the
\ ground where they grew.
The nursery Is near the Hartford Depot
| OF the Missouri, Kansas & TaXaA railroad.
and the road runs through our nursery
grounds. Give us a call.
CHAMBERS s. BAYSINGER
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-18

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