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THE Danbury Ners tells Of lady stran-
ger who accosted little, shabbily dressed
lad in that town, and said Where is
your home, my little son r. IL hain't got
no home, he answered "Got no homer
she repeated, the tears standing in her
eyes. mo, marin" said be equally af-
fected, :" board"
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Art Critic (who, having "hquored up"
considerable, fails to observe that as yet he
is only in the lobby of the sale-room, and
is standing before mirror, which, pur-
chased at a previous sale, still retains its
ticket "Ah portrait + gentleman,
sh'pose- (hic writes drawing exsh'cr'
ple-great want taste in the choice Of sub
ject fit only for place in 'tap-rOom of
public ouse -
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Officers Of the Cigar Makers Interna
tional Union.

Edwin johnson, president, 81 Druid Hill
avenue, Baltimore, Nd.
J. H. Hayden, first vice president, 1874 St.
John street, New Haven, Conn.
Peter Ca.ly, second vice president, box IS,
Green Island, Albany CO., n. Y.
Angel Hart, secretary, Exeter place, Char
lestown, Mass.
Joseph Sterritt, assistant secretary, lock box
8, Omaha, Neb
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CIGAR MAKERS

Utica, n. Y.-Union meets on the third
Tuesday Of each month at their hall, Franklin
Siuare VIM. J. Bryan. pres N. OBrien, vice pres
Tl,op,as Porter Sec. box $50. p. Lederhoe, nm
VIM treas.
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience.
Means for Identity ing Deposlisrs

When depositor first TO the savings bank,
precautions TAKEN and records made that he may
always lie identified, and that in book is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defraudel
The business Of this institution confined exclusively
70 the receipt and Of savings deposits and funds de-
posted IN trust No commercial general banking
buaino@ IN transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by loan
upon real estate in the city Of Detroit In making such
loans preference Is always given TO applications from de
postors u small means, who have accumulated in the
institution Sufficient funds 70 pay for lot Of ground, and
desire ~ borrow something 10 aid them in erecting
buildings 70 be used permanent homes for themselves
and farnilies
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DOUGHKEEPSIE- Union No. SO meets On
IL the first Wednesday in each nonth Philip Schu.-
tsr, pres, box 6o5 Robert N. Cummings vice prs
nhes"lore kAueil, FIN Sec William Wolf treas John
halser. rec. and cor aec.. lock hnx a.
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X ANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No. 1902
!, MEETS On the first Saturday evening u each month";
Hall southwest e0rner Seventh and Main sts Hubert
Sadie pres j. v. Anthony vice president William
breS1ch, rec sec. Joseph Cnger financial Sec Henry
Seep. cor aec, drawer 2O32
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A LLENTOWN, Pa Union No. So meets
n ON the l.e and Sd Friday evenings Of each month
~ - Hehens hAii oo5 Hamilton st. William kress pres
~ l. Anenh@ch, vice pres. T. J. Brader rec sec
wulaAh hilegAss, nm. SEE. and treas. j. d. Hickman
door keeper. Milton u. Walt. cor. Sec hoy 10
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RIE PENN.-Union No los meets on the
- first Monday evening in each month At Atlantic
Hail. Twelfth It. John knOn pres. and treas, go state
It. 7. J. Armstrong vice pres Thos. ]. Amstrons.
rec, IN. and cor Sec, AS State st.
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4 hMAHA, NEB.-UniOn No 80 meets IN
~ the LIST Monday Of each month al Central Hall
Richard Cassidy, pres Joseph Sterritt cor Sec lock
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ANESVILLE, WIS.-Union No 100 meet.
on the LIST Saturday evening Of each month at Lap
pms nan d gSteinberg pres. Charles Ebert zee
l05 - N'
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NJ ORFOLk, VA.-Union No. &c meets on
~ tne nrst Monday afternoon in each month at the
seven ~ WISE Men TheobAld N. Michigan, pres box s4
Sonh Mlckers, vice pres 7. e. Johnson An. sec VIM
brtzel, rec sec. Theolald N. Michigan, cor Sec JAs
Cherry, treas
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WATERTOWN, n. Y.-Union No. ~
wv mestA on the first Saturday evening Of each
month G. Walters pres. w. Scott vice pres. C. Fall,
treas. 4. Kline, q. Z. Emmerch, cor Ahd
fin zee hnx $50
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JAMESTOWN, n Y.-Union No. us meets
- IN the first Monday evening Of each month Jbn
Iagney. pres r. StanorI, vice pres Thomas IIaVn !.
rec. -. " = Brown, nn- and cor SEC, box 76z.
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PATENT
Macadamized Pavement
CAsdpsis 6 Issf bafabis- favtmsnt in Uss.

rs pavemsnt ~ wich re above b IN Illustration
not Concrste, but virtually Stone PAyement nnsd
IN win n Elastic Cement and b fires from III dust ex-
ceRs fneh - aesumuisa@ frs@ gpoS Some saving.
Tins Pavement hAs I'll ne nRerfts % . macsdamixcd
road for dnrAhnit9, far MAtsrAls coneernsA
md rsndaed sis.has Coz any city w. rus1ng being
Weysueed By ~ applemtiom Il ths crfb.
ross dsnlfoD q ceeninlng an nsesnazy infonsnsion
. 6H. dILBERT. q yss~ssssvs,
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. ~ meets on
The nrst Thursday q each month at Good 1empIAr4'
mex Flynn. vice pres. VIM c. Hamilton cor and ~.
sec, drawer A. y. Blnich, fin. George Shoensgn-
her. treas. 3l2 SupeFinr II
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INALL RIVER, MASS.-Union No. rs meets
IL the first Tuesday evening Of each month at Sec
A" Granite Block Main street. VIM. H. Porter pres
y w Chase sec box 3OS
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II OCISVILLE-Cnion Ne. g. meets on the
4 second and fourth Wednesday in each month e
Beuk's hall jefferson It, between LIST ard ID o. y.
Is,oher pres Geo. kothey vice pres A. Her1ch, rec.
- HI Hoist fin sec. Charles YOst cor. sec, box
S. Chas. DirkeS, treas. Trustees-W. Z. stiles, II
Benjnmin A. Dirkes.
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Nj ILM AUkEE,W IS.-Union No. %
meets regularly on the LIST Tuesdays Of every month
- Meyer Hall, 80 Fourth st. Frank Wettenrel. nm,
~. =. huhn, vice pres. H. Toepher rec sec John
Lihuner, nm SEC Frank Haight treas John Matthias
second treas Louis Huss, cor sec, lock box Sal
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OTTAWA, ILL-Union 90 meets every
" second Tuesday in the month at Turn Hall VIM
AArtei. pres Herman Osthaus. vice pres VIM Brock
reA- Henry Stenmyer, fin. sec. James L. Aubrey
cor rec drawer 100
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A LBANY, N. Y.-Union No. meets on
IA the second Thursday Of each month at Moulders
Hall rs State st. J. A. Heenan, pres John Stevens
vice pres. NJ. +. Hogan, and sec, "a JEFF
ferson st. Joseph Shiller fin. Sec go South Pearl
David Hunter treas.
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baltimore, MD-UniOn No. l, Of Mary
I'D hand, meets the first Friday evening of ever,
month at Central Hail. % North Gay street. Baltimore
Thos Cullington, pres. Jacob Herman, vice pres. L
NJ Castine in. sec. Z. r. Mccain, English rec. sec
Frank Pull German rec sec. Thos. McDermot
treAa l. r. Rohner, cor. sec, 15S Raburg st.
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II INGSTON, ". Y.-Union No. &c meets
IN the LIST Monday q each month at 8. and
Green st. l. Marks. pres Jas John, vice pres. James
yHrman, and fin. VIM. Nolan, treas. james
JArman, cor Soc box $40.
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A UBURN, n Y.-Union No. 81 meets ON
N the lst Monday evening o. each month It No. IL
West Genesee Patrick Hulihan, pres. Jas Malone,
vice pres. Charles Colliss fin. and sec box
80 william Gibbons treas
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COLCHESTER, N. Y.-UniOn No. meets
III ON The rst Friday evening a sch month ~ their
rev Nail, corner Of West Main snd Sophia streets
Matthias Futhefsr pres. WIN. Burke, vice prsA John
sec. NJ Yoegsle treas. VIM. Woes, cor &C, loek box
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL4-Union No 80 meets
~ on the first Saturday o. each month q the Harmonic
Hall Fifth st. between Washington and Jeerson g.
Frank Canser pres box 1853 George Muera vice pres.
H. O.. Prayer, rec. sec. Louis Schmidt, nm &C.
George Mutera first treas. Robert Weir, second teaA
G RtaIel chr sec drawer 500.
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OtLIN1ON, IOWA-Union No. lis meets
~ on the LIST Monday Of each month at AL Capp's res
turant Sch ay bet LIST and ID vt. Andrew Knapp pres
Herman Hoffman, vice pres. Herman Schultz, treas
Albert Boehm, fin. Fred Steiner and sec
box 124.
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III ARRISBURG, PA.-Union No. ll6meets
the lst Tuesday Of every month at half paSt seven
o'clock. in BrAnt's Hall. Frank NJ GembIe. pres
am Ihon'linson, vice pres. S. S. Weaver, fin See u
.. Snavely treas Ambrose Gfin, rec sec Sam
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VERMONT - Union ~
NESTS On the fFst Tuesday evening q each month
Il I 80 o'clock John Lyon. pres Fred Rust vics
- y Greene @er Peter DelOrme treas.
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IOWA-Union No. 81
~ meets the LIST saturday Of each month ,. Is.
FrAhm. pres Henry Carstens, vice pres. John Jon
xer rec sec. 2. n. DOnnelly, nn Edward Lamp,
Treas j b. Frahm. cor. sec., box a.
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nETROIT, MICH.-Union No. p meets
~ on the LIST and Sd Frdsy q every month a. me
Iafnvette Hall. Gratiot st. Ben Shihcrd, pres. Mr..
Frandal vice pres. Thomas N. DolAn, rec SC Frank
VIE hn aec stephen Howell, treas. Geo Smith, cor.
-, - go Inhn pellox Sergeant at-Arma
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HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
- Union No. ", at No. % Eldridge st., New York
city. Meeting nights the first Tuesday on every month
conrad r Kuhn. pres. Herman knapp, vice pres
M ID Plate. rec. sec. Alb Kamprad treas ID Huck
cur. and nm. seq, p. o. Station b
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HANNIBAL, MO.-Union II. Jacob
H Thomas pres Ghas. Bauman vice pres. Lewis
Souran, fin Sec Frank volk, treAs. Nick Smith,
and car ae. box 400
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NOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA-Union ITO
~ meets the last Saturday Of each month At City
Han. Broadway. r. A. Heinemann, pres, box SIS. A.
veerhon. fin sec. Charles Book, rec. sec Heins-
maun, vice pres p. SiethOh, treas A. K. Syter,
serEsAnt-at-Ams. George A. BockhoG, cor. sec, box
100.
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TOTICE is hereby given that by viz
IN tue OF an order of sale, issued by the
clerk Of the district court Of Lyon Co, Kan,
and to me directed, 1 will, on Monday, the
Goth day OF December, 1872, at IL o'clock O.
m, at the front door of the court house,
in said county, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate
situate In said county, to-wit: Lot No.
2. OF section 2, township IS, range 10.
containing fifty-six and $1,000 acres more
or less; also 60 rods in width of the north
side Of the southwest quarter of section .,
township Is, range 10, containing 60 acres
more or less. excepting the right Of way
granted to the Union Pacific Southern
Branch railroad company; also the
following described piece Of timber land
situate in said county, to.wit: Com
mencing at the northeast corner Of the
northeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of section 4, township Is, range 10,
running thence south II rods; thence west
80 rods; thence north IL rods; thence east
80 rods to place OF beginning.to be sold as
the property Of W. 81. Baughman, to sat
isfy judgment in favor of j. X. Finley
JOHN BAY,
sheriff Of Lyon county. Kan.
Emporia, Kan, Nov %, 1872. 1852
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tTHOMAS w. ORGAN and Margaret S.
Organ, Of parts unknown, will take
notice that j. X. Richard, of the county
OF Huron, In the State of Ohio, did, on
the 9th day of December, 1872, file his
petition in the District court of Lyon
county, Kansas, against the said Thomas
w. Organ and Margaret s. Organ, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS gave q mortgage to the said j.
r. Richard on the west half of the north
west quarter and the west half OF tho
| east half o: the northwest quarter. all IN
| section four, town. 10, range II, in Lyon
county, Kansas, to secure the payment OF
eleven hundred and fifty dollars, accord.
| ing to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, and praying that the said
Thomas w. Organ pay him the said sum
| together with interest thereon at per
cent. from May Sth, 1872, and in default
| Of said payment that said mortgage be
| foreclosed, and said mortgaged premises
| be sold to pay said debt, and in case Of
| foreclosure that all attorneys fee of 10
| per cent. on the amount of judgment ask
| ed for; and that said Organ be decreed TO
| pay said plaintiff the sum Of S244.57 taxes,
| by him expended upon said tract ofland,
| and that all of the same be decI eed q
mortgage lem on said premises, and to be
paid from he proceeds of the sale OF said
premises therein prayed for, and the said
| defendants are hereby notified that they
must appear and answer said petition on
or before the 25th day Of January, 1873,
| or the same will be taken as true, and q
| Judgment rendered in accordance with
| the prayer thereof. "
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
December 10, 1872. 0o-S2
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HERD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
INOp9 n N0y n 1870

LYON Co., Nov. Ii, 1921
I'm pursuance Of an order of the Board
OF County Commissioners OF Lyon
county. made at the meeting Of said
Board, held November 18th, 1872, the
following extract from their proceedings
ig published, tO-wit:
"a petition having been presented TO
the Board OF County Commissioners, ask
ing the said Board 70 make an order that all
persons owning horses, mules, sheep or
cattle in Fremont township, in Lyon Co.,
shall keep them confined In the night time,
from the LIST day of April to the LIST day OF
December, in each year, and it appearing
to the Board by due and legal evidence
that said petition is signed by majority
Of the qualified electors Of said Fremont
township, and that the number Of the
said electors subscribing said petition IL
more than three-ffths the number Of votes
poIled in said township at the last gene
raj election held therein; and that. the
the manner provided by law, 1t IL there.
fore
horses, mules, sheep or cattle in said Ere.
mont tp.. Lyon Co., shall keep them con-
fined in the night time from the first day
Of April to the 1irst day OF December In
each year during the continuance in force
Of this order. It 10 further
ORDERED, That the County Clerk Of
Lyon county, cause certified copy Of this
the imports GE1s, enswspaper publish
ed In said county Of Lyon.
STATE OF KANSAS,
LYON COUNTY,
hereby certify that the above and FIRE.
going is true and correct COPY OF 81
much Of the proceedings OF the lneetinS
Of the Board Of Coanty Commissioner q
said county, held November 1ith. 1875. n
relates 70 the petition for restYziSIns cst.
tie, mules, sheep and horses rom rTlr
ming At large in the night time IN Freraon;
toWnship, said county.
Witnees my hand and the seal Of said
eoul<y, she day and year first above grit
se1s DAVID 8. GILMORE
eouHty Clerk.
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EMPORIA.

NEW ADvERTIsEMEHrs.-W present
this week the. following list Of new ad-
vertisements:
Ellen Plumb-Column announce
msnt of holiday goods.
Perley & Bearce-New winter goods.
T. G. Wibley-Double column an
nouncement.
Watson and Lutz-Stock hogs for
sale.
p. G. Hallberg-Emporia nursery
and gardens.
p. j. Lehnhard-Hides wanted
X. MacLenan-Coal, coal!
Fox & Hadley-Now is the time.
p. J. Lehnhard-Great sacrifice Of
hats and caps.
Joe Bennett-Cash for quails and
chickens.
Quarterly report OF Emporia Loan
Association.
Sheriff sales.
ID. 5. Gilmore--Strayed.
VIM. Jay-Mayor's Proclamation.
Schmidling & Lutz-Dissolution.
w. w. Bailey-Hotel property for
sale.
Rachel Stanley--Administra no
tice.
Noyes Spicer-Public sale OF school
lands
Professor Robert Hay--Lecture.
Ii. E Norton--Agent for the NJ. X.
& T. railroad lands.
Tandy & Eastman-Cash system.
Howard & Zimmerman-Busine
notice.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Monday, the 23d, day of December.
" 1872, l will sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, the following goods
and chattels, to-wit: l gray mare, I
brown mare, two years old, 1 COW and
calf, head of hogs. 8 dozen chickens,
$50 bushels OF corn, 90 bushels of oats,
IL acres of corn stalks, l two-horse wa
gon and harness, ploughs, Weir culti-
vator, cook stove and fixtures, / spin
ming wheel, 3 beds, bedsleads and cloth
ing for the same, clock, 2 riding saddles,
and other household goods and farming
implements too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums OF ten dol
lars and under Will be cash in hand; Oh
all sums exceeding $40 six months credit
given, without interest, the amount TO be
Sale to take place at the residence OF the
late Mary Kelley, near Hartford. Lyon
county, Kansas. j. d. KELLEY,
1919 Administrator.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by VIZ
IN tue Of an order Of sale, issued by the
clerk of the district court oil Lyon county,
Kansas, to me directed, I will, on the 23d
day OF December, 1872, at 10 and 4 O'Clock
q. m, at the door Of the court house In
said county, offer for sale, at auction, to
the highest cash bidder, the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lot % Me-
chanics street; also commencing at the
northwest corner of lot 90 Mechanics
street, thence east on north line of said
lot 80 feet; thence south 100 feet to south
line Of lot SO Mechanics street; thence
west % feet; thence north IS feet; thence
west % feet TO the street; thence north TO
place Of beginning, except pieUe 35 feet
north and south, and % feet east and west
Of northwest corner of said lot 90, covered
by the judgment Oh William Evatt, and all
lying In the city Of Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas, to be sold as the property OF
John c Burgan, to satisfy q Judgment In
fav or Of the city Of Emporia.
JOHN BAY,
47-5l Sheriff Of Lyon county.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that on the
IN 9th day Of January, A. d. 1878, a Pc
titiOn will be presented to the Board OF
County Commissioners OF Lyon county,
Kansas, at the court house, in said coun-
ty, for the appointment OF viewers, and
establishment Of public road, not less
than sixty feet in width, as follows:
Commencing at the corner between the
southeast corner of section thirteen and
the northeast corner OF section twenty
four, township eighteen. range twelve:
thence west on the section line between
said sections and the extension of the
same to point hfty feet west of the Gen.
ter OF the track Of the Atchisop, Topeka
& Santa Fe railroad; thence following
and adjoining the right OF way OF said
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
company and on the west side of the Same
to the north line of section six (6) town.
ship nineteen (19) range twelve l2) fn
said Lyon county. GEO. PLUMB,
Principal Petitioner,
and 25 oEhere. S0tS
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MARRIED.-At the Presbyterian
church, in Pierce City, Missouri, on
Thursday, December IL, 1872, by j,
Wesley Johnson, d. D., Mr.. p. j. Lehn-
hard, of Emporia, and Miss Nettie
Wilson, OF Pierce City, daughter Of
John Wilson, formerly of Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehnhard arrived
Saturday night and are stopping at
the Robinson house, where many
friends have greeted them. We are
glad to welcome friend Lehxhard to
the order of Benedicts, and wish him
and Mrs. L. long life and prosperity
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QUARTERLY AKKTIN0.-The quar-
terly meeting for Euporia Station
will be held next Saturday and Sab
bath. Preaching Saturday at o'clock
and 2 O'Clock p. M, by the Elder.
Preaching Sabbath morning and eve
ming by the same. Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper at the close OF the NOR
ming sermon. Love feast at 3 O'Clock
Sabbath afternoon. All are cordially
invited to attend. B. KELLY.
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The Usage City cornet band starts
Monday. December 23d, on an excur-
sion to Fl. Dodge, on the A. T. & S. F.
road. Parties can get on from Car
bondale to Emporia. Buffaloes will
be hunted. The trip lasts during holi-
day week, and fare both ways will be
Sl5. Tickets are to be sold only this
week. Lay over tickets can be had on
the return, not to extend beyond Dec
Both. The excursion promises to be
very pleasant, and there is time yet to
get ready and join the party.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued
ID out Of the District Court for Lyon
county, Kansas. and to me directed. 1
will, on the 23d day Of December, 1872,
at Il o'clock M, at the door of the court
house, in said county. offer for sale the
following described real property, situat-
ed in the city of Emporia. in said county.
to-wit: Lot 81 Rural street; lot liz Com
merciai street, lots 40. So, 30 and 90 OF
Mechanics street; lots 50, 20, 53, 10 and 8.
on Union street; %, 80, - and 81 on Ex-
change street. Sold as the property OF
E. p. Bancroft, Mary NJ Bancroft and
Fannie Yeckley, TO satisfy q judgment Ia
favor of the Emporia National Bank
JOHN BAY,
47-51 Sheriff of Lyon Co., Kan.
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HOLIDAY ANNoUNcEAFNT.-
WIbley's holiday announcement. The
attractions at his store are great. He
has some Of the finest goods ever
brought here. In ladies' EIrs he il mp
to the times and wants to close ont at
cost. whitley sells cheap, and there Is
not q more agreeable set of fellows In
town than his clerks Read his new
advertisement.
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FINE GOoDs.-Steppin2 into j. b.
Hinkle's queensware and glassware
establishment Monday we were shown
the finest stock of goods, in these
lines, we have ever seen in Emporia.
He was Just opening his new goods.
Among other things Is the most COM
plete stock of lamps, of all grades ever
opened in this market. He has the
newest styles OF everything in his line
of business. We saw . new non-ex-
plosive lamp, which is all it pretends
to be, and is very handsome. Also a
big run. We sincerely hope Mr..
Hinkle's enterprise will reap for him q
rich harvest of greenhacks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-20

FAILURE.-H. L. Hunt & Co., Of Cot
tonwood Falls have made an assign
ment for the benefit of their creditors,
under the State law, to John S. Doc
little. The Indebtedness OF the firm is
supposed to BIO upwards Of twenty-five
thousand dollars, and the assets about
the same amount. The members OF
the firm are II. L. Hunt and w. s.
Smith, both old, well known and
public spirited citizens, whose failure
will be generally regretted. Outside
speculations and hard times are sup
posed to be the principal causes that
rendered the assignment necessary.