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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04
EMPORLA.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS present
this week the following list of new ad-
vertisements:
wanted-at Nichols livery stable.
Dr. JAcobs-For-rent.
Bancroft q MeCarter--New fall and
winter goods.
A. NJ. RoLison-For sale.
&. B. Bachelier-Strayed.
w. II. SkInner-Announcement.
Good pay for good work.
Bruner 81 MISUNDERSTANDING Star
stoves.
c. D. Observation-Disclosures no.
,ice.
o. =. Bowman & Co.-Dlssolution,
Kansas Farmer.
Jas. T. Eagan-AdmInistra no
tlee. pEr
Fox & IIadly-Buslness notices.
j. II. Morrow-Strayed,
F.W. Volmer-Strayed or s:olen.
P.O. Letter List.
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r-AsFIHE HoRsE.-Re had occasion,
about a year ago, tosspeak Of very
fine colt which attracted our attention
on the street. This year that noble
horse gave q good account of himself
at our fair. This young two year-Old
carried of two premiums, including
the sweepstakes, as will be seen by
the list OF awards published elsewhere.
He was sired by the celebrated trot-
ting stallion, Magma Charter, of Mich
Igan, and is half-brother to the trot-
ting horse, Henry He is the proper
ty of Thos. J. Acheson, living four
miles north of Emporia, and is certain
ly q fine, animal.
Mr.. Aehesoh also has 4 hne spring
colt, which attracted much attention,
out of young Sherman Morgan, own
ed by George 8. Armor, near this city,
We are glad to see that more attention
Is to be paid to he improvement horses
here.
--FISANcIAL SUccRss.-We are In.
formed that our late fair was u mos
satisfactory financial success the seci
ETY. realizing from $500 to $500 abov'
expenses, which win be spent in Ina
provement of the grounds.
-G1opF SfARf.-The Z, A. h Is
A. made . splendid start this year, an
people can rest assured that next yea
we shall have the finest exhibition il
the state. .Ht}OYS ~
-SPKEcHEs.-Col. P. B. Plumb an
! Captain Geo. T. Anthony, editor 1
tho Kansas Farmer made brief speech
Is at the fair grounds, on Friday tn
last day of the exhibition. We eoul
not hear either., but they are we
c spoken OF by all who. did hear. then
d Captain Anthony gave some good I'D
!, vice as to the conduct OF fAirs and sou
s practical hints on the business. view Z
q farming. A1AA NO @ II ,
It Leroy Martin, of ElTnos, Cha.
F. co0aty, was superintendent of dor
q hall at our late fair, aRdths sxcelIe1
6 taste and efficiency displayed by hIl
e were the SUB SSlslO OF ktaIsS 0ys koi
b e1hlplfEs and Visitors, rWhen the 81
d ciety got him to take charge Of tn
department 1t made "good hit"
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BUsINEss.-We are glad to hear so
good a report from many Of our BUSH
ness men In regard to the increase of
business, in our city, over last year.
EmpOria Is not quite "played out"
yet, as some folks fondly anticipated.
Our three banks are doing well-much
better than In any former year, while
our merchants are encouraged beyond
precedent. One of our leading mcr-
chants told US the other day that his
sales for the three months were 20
per cent. above any three months OF
last year. Another told us that he had
never done so much business here as in
the past month, and he Is selling ex-
clusively for cash. Several others
have given US the most encouraging
reports In regard to their sales and
fnturs prospects. Within year we
will have the third railroad running
into our city, and with new settlements
In every direction, Emporla has moth
ing to fear. While 1t has been COM
paratlvely dull here for q year and q
half, we have Jared no worse
than the other cities of the state, and
not 50 bad as many OF them. Oul
town Il In . better condition financial.
ly to-day than ever, because 1t has
none of the mushroom element that die
exist here at one time, and still exist
in many towns.
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THE WOOD PILE.-The time is past
in the west and south when it made no
difference how much wood a family
burned. Even in regions where wood
is abundant, the expense OF getting it
is large item of family cost, and peO-
pie are learning to make their wood
pile last as long as possible. There is
no agent that's aids this economy OF
fuel so much as an Evening Star Stove.
Try it.
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Geo. W. Frdrick will move his pop
ular grocery to the new store Of
ShmidlIng & Lutz, In the new
.Unlon Block" George viii have q
capital good stand. Abnef HAdley
~ill occupy Frederick's present stand
- = commission and auction house.
Nr. H. Is one Of our oldest and most
respected citizens, perfectly reliable,
and we commend him to all eur read
ers who may wish 70 consign, ship or
sen goods Of any description.
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rEREMoNT.

We ale still alive but "bGsy as bees"
saving peaches, cutting hay, and corn,
soWiaa wheat, &C. FrOsts are COM
ing, Ard no time to write lang articles
for the the papers. sai :.
What has become of the poor farm
+1hak ne pasEavOsed for 80 generous
" last fAllh .ItAeems toe bad that Ia
this year Of IS hundred and plenty thai
the nnforsunate poor Of the county
shOald be left 70 suffer for the necesas-
Fles q nfe, and the care that invalid
need. If ] am not misinformed thal
has been the case, and perhaps IL cam
be helped In the way sueh matters An
now attended %. B.
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DIED.-At her residence, in this
city, on Wednesday night, Of eonsump'
ton, Emma KRAFT, wife Of Georgs
KRAFT; aged a years : Shetlad been AZ
fiicted for some time with the fatal dis
ease which terminated her life, bat
bore It all with Christian patience
Bro. Kraft, and his bereaved family
have the heartfelt sympathy Of al
friends In thier sad affIictiOn.
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ScnOoL.-The two school houses OF
this city have become so crowded that
additional room was necessary. The
school board have secured the room
over B. T. wright's hardware store
and the Ord and 4th grades are now
taught there. That excellent teacher
Miss J. l.. Pay hAs been put Iu
charge of this school.
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BY order Ex-ComulIttee

NEU GeoDs.-R. ID. MeCarter OF the
nrm Of Bancroft & McCarter, returned
from New York, on Saturday last,
where he purchased new goods
Tor the fall and winter traAa. He
bought one orthe finest and heaviest
stock ever brought to this market
The new advertisement OF the house
appears In this paper, and Bancroft
AeCarter are ready to accomodats
their .cEstopers with the finest. die
play OF goods In Southern Kansas, and
at prices that cannot fall to suit all.
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RELIdIoUs.-The annual Missionary
meeting Of the Christian church Is now
In session in this city, and We are In
formed there viii be preaching at their
church at IL o'clock and at night each
day during Its continuance, and prob
ably they will I'LL the various pulpita
next Sunday. The meetings are open
for all who wish to attend.
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BUNDREM.--A letter from our fei-
low citizen, II. ". Bundrem, who Is
doing the eastern country generally,
with his family, conyinces US he Is en-
joying himself. We return thanks
for valuable favors in the way OF
Pennsylvania, New York and Canadi-
: an papers. We want to hear Horace
when he comes back. .Itt,.
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The best and Oldest family medicine
of the State is Leis Vegetable Catharic
Pills, adapted for this climate, for dys-
pepsia, constipation debility, sick
headache, bilious attacks and all de-
rangement of the liver, stomach and
bowels. The formula of these pills
will be sent to any regular practicing
physicians desiring the same. Ask
your druggists for these pills. Be-
ware of imitation. n26m6.
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A good many Of our business men
do q good deal OF business without
making much fuss about It. Bowman
& Co., for example, Is everybody
knows, do . large business In stoves,
tinware, tin roofing, galvanized iron
works, &c. They also have bought
and sold grain and hour, In the past
seven months, to the amount Of $780,
600. Their combined business foOts
up to Q mnch larger figure.
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Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. mink skins, Isc. for dry
hides, racoon skins Co.,, skunks 20 to
75c. Bring them along and get the
CASH. Boots, shoes, hats and caps at a
great discount. feb23-tt
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MUSICAL UxIOS. The ofleers and
members Of the "Emporla Maslcal
Union" are hereby notified that the
first regular meeting OF; the 'sUnIon'
win be held at Eskridge Hall, Tuesday
evening, October 8, 1872. All are re-
quested TO attend as business of inn
portance will be transacted. Parties
DESTROYS of becoming members of the
"UnIon" can do so at the time and
place above mentioned.
By order Ex-Commlttee.
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IA. 8oRToN.
Real Estate Agent.
News Block, Kmporia, Kansas,

Oners for sale the following lots:
West stFeet-60, So, 70, 20, 81, 81, SO, I02,
l06, 120, 12S, 100, 136, IDS, 14S.
as, %, i16k, les, III. u s ! Z JET
Geesho street.. y. ~ 40. i52, 1es.
Sc, zee 138, I4F, a6s, f66. M
CsngRssssstreet-24, -, "a, 81, 90, "a, CO,
6S, 20, - IS, s.. s103, 1o5, 10, 162, III.
unsetpusn sstEsss q -, q, ~, 81. g,
IS, 100, pa ID Ip7s ISL, -. 154, 1d5, 199.
AerO5aats stfest-ea, 30, IOe, las, l48,
CommsreiaI street-s1, ~ 81. Sc. q, 11s
| 100. 1s1, ~ rs, 308, z1l. 289, 80.
Eight good business lots on 9th avenue.
Mechanics street-5, "a, 50, So, 10, -, Sc,
H.fss. s. s'ess3l 81. Is, 80. lsa, lso
Union stTsse - s., cs 70, 1sa, Ies.
5s. Is. q, iOz, l04. liz, Isl. ~, 16z, l6S.
5a. 81, 50, II, &c, 90, IOI, 1S9, west half o.
/ 81 and Sc, corner of sixth avenue.
sylvan street-6, 80, 13o. 10, 1874. 147
4 40, 154, l58, 14s, I01, 105. -, 81, A, 40, "a
| East Streets. e. 50. 81. 51I, ia, ia.
The above list ineiudes some OF the bes
corner lots IN the city. i am authorized
4 Bnsines5 and sweIllnk llloueses FOR sale
Lots 9oF lease. viva G1s ten acre lots 70
Inale, adjoiniRs md near the city. Lans
In ali parts. o. L.Een county for sale 70
i cash or On time DEEDS, moEt9aGes. SC,
drawn and acknowledgement taken
Il Call on OF address, =. MOTION,
tabz5n EmPoEiAs Kansas
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blue ribbons. A gloomy, wet day
sThence" the above. TITO.
READING, Sept. %, 1872.
We hope t'typo'' will not wait for
SWEET days" but will let us hear from
Reading often.
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will he a candidate for the Office OF
Probate Judge Of Lyon county, Kansas
at the ensuing November election,
W. H. SKINNER.
E. w. Cunningham will be u candidate
for election to the office of Probate Judge
of this county, at the ensuing election.
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ian1-tf

NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.-G. w.
Newman & Co. invites your attention
to the fact that they are now offering
their stock of silk grenadines, Jap
SILK, Dolly Warden Piques. Silk, FroE
Frow Lawns and Summer Dress goods
At cost. Remember, for 80 days Only
81
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REMOVED.

DIR. JNO. NJ. CRILEY,
H q NJ O T. o H A IT H L - II .
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless a satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office first door
south of the Post Office.
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Administrator.s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
~ OF administration have been grantr.t
70 the undersigned by the Probate CourI
o. Lyon county, Kansas, upon the estate.
o. SeDina Ross1ea RakeF. deceased late o.
Lyon county, Ks4sae, bearing date III,
Sss day Of Augask A. ID. 1872. All person.
indebted to said estate are requested "a.
make immediate payment, and all person,
having demands sgAinst said estate aT,,
requested 10 present The SANG duly an
tnenfteated within one year from the ,ls1,
o. 1nese iete1T9 or they may be depriye,I
Of any beaents % be derived from sai,i E.
tate, ana II not presented within thre..
years tnef VII Be Forever barred.
4esa-ao w. =. BAKER,
= Administrator.
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MAPLEWooD CEAETERY.-H.Conner
Is the authorized agent for the sale OF
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so.
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DRESS UP.-We have received u
large and choice stock of French, Eng
fish and American cloths the last week,
and with experienced workmen, can
make good coats, pants and vests on
short notice.
% BANCROFT & McCARTER.
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Hartford Nursery.
Fruit Trees and Plants.


10000 APPLE TREES.
Seventy varieties, one. two and three
years old. Black berries, rsspberries,
straw berries. goosebeFries and currants
IN large variety. Twenty-Five varieties Of
budded peach trees. Phms, pears and
cherries. Grape vines, thirty varieties.
Ornamental trees aud shrubs. Evergreens
and aeeid Hobs trees. Ctimbiug, monthly
and hyblld perpetual roses. Lilies, peo-
Ries, giadiolnses. aitheas. Japan ounces.
and other lowering plants and shrubs.
L1nn&us and Vietarfa fhubaFb.
We sell our stock et lowest market
rates. Al our stock II pFopogated and
grown by Us, and customers visiting the
nursery eal choose their trees, vines and
plants, aud see them taken up from the
ground where they grew.
The nursery ~ near the Hartford Depot
Of the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas railroad
and the road runs through our aursery
grounds. Give Us call.
CHAHERRRs = BAYsINGER
| ,I A,H,sstf0sd. Lyon County, KanAs.
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Shetland wool shawls for $3.50,
something neat for evening; also few
real lace pOuts and a nice variety of
summer shawls, which must be sold
within the next 80 days. 81
CIV. NEWMAN & Co.
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PLACES OF HOLDING PRIMARY
MEErINGs.

The primary meetings for elsctIng
delegates to the Senatorial convention
on saturday, October 5th, will be held
at the following places:
For Emporia township, at the court
house.
For the first ward, FredrIck's build
Ing, on Sixth avenue between Com
mercial and Merchants street.
Second ward, at CleVeland's livery
stable.
Third Marl, ut the frame school
house on Sixth avenue.
Fourth ward, at the Office OF A. N.
Hanna. BY order
"a 81 gCF IN ROBINSON,
Chairman Central Committee.
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e. WIbley q Emporla ana A. B.
sanlsbery Of Peabody are now east
buying their fall and winter goods, AS
they buy largely for two stores, they
win be able to offer great Inducements
both In stock and prices. Give them q
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GoxE EAsr.-J. Z. snedeker recelv-
ed dispatch Tuesday night Summon
Ing him 70 his home near Now York
City, on account of the death of his
father. BE len us Wednesday, morn
ing and Will probably be- gone some
weeks tt y
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For white piques, Victoria lawns
plain and plaid nansooks, jaccanetts,
Swiss null, dotted Swiss, go to Ban
croft s. McCarter's.
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New GooDs.-A. 8. Smith, In the
Eskrldge building, has been pilin2 up
the new good this week. His stock is
now very complete and of the most at
tractIve styles. Smith will sell, you
know. Theirs no trouble about that.
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PPKMIUM BoNNETs.-Call at Mrs.
KIdder's and see the bounets that took
the premium at the fair. They are
beantIes. ~ J--AftekIAAA ..
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DIR. Wilhoft's Anti-Periodic cures
every case of chills and fever. Make
sure of good thing when it is in your
reach. Neglect it and you and your
family will suffer.
Whenever malaria scatters its poison
in the air we breathe, there will BE-
chills and fevers and all their CHASTITY
attendants.
In such localities Wilhoft's Tonic is
potent and never failing in the cure
and prevention of these dreadful
diseases.
It's prophylactic or preventive as
well as curative, and is the real, long
sought Antidote to Malarial Poison.
1t is innocent, speedy and decisive
In its action and leaves no bad effects
from its use.
1t is joyful blessing in everv fam.
iiy
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Wool! WOOL! Wool Remem-
Der that Lehnhard, sign of the Red
Boot, will pay more for wool and pelts
than any house in Emporia. 1Stf
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PoLTTICAL MKETNo.-There will be
political meeting At the stone school
house, near Dir. Traglor's, six miles
east of EmpOria, next Wednesday
evening. Good speakers will be pres
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PLEASE TELL.-What became OF
the railroad premiums offered at
the state fair to newspapers. Please
tell.
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BLANK BoOKs.-From 5 cents up
ward. The best and largest stock in
the city. We offer great bargains.
1t Fox & HADLEY.
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John Stevenson, 3
z. Peters, q
bates, 20
The referee declared the first premi-
UNI to Cogswell, and the second to
John Stevenson, Cogswell getting a
very nice silver card stand, and Stew
enson the silver goblet. > = '-i' "a
The most perfect good order was
observed by everybody. No evidence
of liquor were observed.
The show of stock was very fine.
and pleased everybody. It argues q
magnificent display next year.
The spinning wheel, operated by
Mrs. Denny, was surrounded all the
time by q crowd of admIring specta-
tors, to NEST of whom the old fashions
ed machine was as great . curiosity as
any newinvenbiOn woald be. ~
Truths wonderfully prolific apple
tree puzzled the best horticuIturists.
TruItt told US eonfidentially 1t was a
thorn tree, before he changed 1t into
an apple bearer
-McDonald's new school and Office
furniture looked well, and received q
great deal of attention. Sodid the big
show of stoves and tinware next to It,
exhibited by Bruner s. McAlurtrie.
The quilt and crochet department.
was very full. There were dozens Of
pretty things here that we could not
name, but everybody could admire.
The big vegetables, and corn, the
magnificent display OF fruit, flowers,
and plants, by Hallberg and others,
and the exquisitely handsome canned
fruit, will not be forgotten for years
by those who saw them. What was
done with the horticultural society's
display We are sorry TO say we don't
know. - 1f8 as U & -
Tho management Of the race track,
In the hands OF VIM. Severy, was par
ticularly good. He rules out! jockey
ing in a way that gives the public en-
tire satisfaction. Let him run the
races next time. s5.t..u Ta"u.-
The sky kept clear till the very
close Of the fair. The clouds then as
sembled to weep because the fair was
over, and wept that night and Satur-
day most cOpiOusly. Everybody re-
joiced that the fair had been so oppor-
| tnnaI,, tiv,1aS1i q "a = 500 $50 ~ 70
Ell Sprague superintendent the
carpenter work, and rushed It through,
as he had to do, at q very fast rate, so
little time was allowed him. He used
what facilities he had 10 tie very best
advantage, ami was always on hand
and ready for business.
The ladies equestrianship was
handsomely contested by three good.
looking and graceful ladies. They ali
rode very well, and were loudly ap.
plauded. We suggest that q hand.
some saddle, or pony, be offered next
time as the main prize. ru,
The mule lace, the various races
between boys on fast running ponies
and the displays generally on thu
track,wefe all very interesting HarrI
Robinson's mare surprised the Topeki
horsemen, and showed capacity fol
fast and steady trotting that promise
great speed at no distant day.
Ryan & Lyons sulky would hav
taken the first premium from mos
committees. Their hammered hOrs
shoes, and nails, showed most excel
lent Workmanship. AtAG So 90
"A section of the main stand at tn
race track gave way on Thursday, an
let some, dozen or two people dow
suddenly. Several ladies were bruis
5 ed, but no limbs were broken. TIL
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PuBLIc sALE.-wm. Lloyd viii sell
Lot OF cattle and horses at the HOl-
dermAn farm two miles southwest OF
Emporia, on Thursday next, October
1Ofh
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Mr.. Nath. W. Hunt, of Lawrence
will address the yoang men Of EmpO-
ria, on Sunday evening, October 9Th
1t the Preshytsrlan church. Ali are
cordially inEifed. Sub3ert sMoral
Sampsons."
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j. B. Hlnkle was unloading new
queensware yesterday. He keeps the
most complete stock in Southern Kan
sas.
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For RENT.-Three neat, second
story rooms, convenient to the business
part of town. Inquire at J. B. Hin
kle's queensware store. 1879
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Newman's store Is fairly barricaded
with piles of new goods. Shelves full,
counters full, drawers full, cases fun,
store fnll. Go and see. ~ l.s
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LEGAL,
EXECUTORS SALE.

DURSUANT to the powers vested I'm
u me as Executor OF the last will and
testament ofJohn Filener deceased, will,
at the court house door, in the city of En-
poria and State OF Kansas, at I2 O'Clock OH
Saturday, the 18th day of September, 1871.
sell TO the highest and best bidder tho
following real estate of deceased, to-wit:
30 acres OF fine bottom land, two miles
north OF Emporia, the same having "a
plenty OF good timber and water, being so
much OF the w x Of the w 4 of see.
"a. township IS and range IL. Will also.
at said time and place sell 10 acres OF fine
bottom land and heavy timber situated
In Bourbon county, Kansas. on the Marais
Des Cygnes, being part Of the NEL OF
the n w 4 Of sec. %, township % an.t
range % L. Said land will be sold foI-
halt cash. and the balance in one year,
with 10 per cent interest from date OF sale,
and lien viii be retained on the land for
unpaid purchase price.
These lands will be sold at private sale
at any time previous TO the day appoint
ed for public sale.
ROBERT RROBERTS,
G. B. BACHELLER, Executor,
Attorney.
August 1, 1872. 3lw9
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

Gents! you are requested to call and
examine those nice cause undershirts
worth 81, now selling for as cents, at
G. w. Newman & Co.'s. 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

We learn that a new brick business
house Is yet to be built this fall on the
site of the wooden building occupied
by Perley q Bearce's clothing house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

We are now offering a splendid
piece of heavy black gros grain silk
for 81 per yard.
81 CIV. NRwn,N&
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

The weather this week has been
line. Thursday summer clothes were
not only proper but necessary for COM
fort Est.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

For RENT.-A good business house
near the post Office. Apply to
40-tt DIR. L. ID. JACOBS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04

In q day or two Perley & Bearce will
occupy the room being vacated by
Bates & Ryder's drug store.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-10-04
Judge OF District Court.


EDITOR NEws.-Eou will please an
nounce Ellis Lewis, of Usage county, as an
independent candidate for the office OF
Judge of the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District.