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-Gs<eArroB deux mos, une jamrnt sSHtlf
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marques de collier on de fstuie,-Auss, 'oR
pouiain. dun an.
Ces chevanx ont etc srretes parceqn'is ~
salient les 5arrieres ct commettaieut des degas
dams lie clos du seussigre-
LIE proprietaire est prie de veDir prouvPr q
propriete, payer les fras ct les emmeneE. auEe
ment il en- sera dispose selon Ia foi.
WM X. CAMPBELL
Bellevue "a aout 1872 I'm
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NJ. F. /. PITRE

VI. T ] !. I 4 4 II L,
G A1SlT c-tte occasion ponr annon"er qn'il
~ aura tcujours IN mains de Ia corde. des
cercles en- ter 1T de In Iee d rmbaIIag-a la dis
position de ses clients
II sera egaement toniours en- mesnre d'a-
chetrr le cot"n qn"n apportera a sUn uagasin
de dennt w Ashngton' "a a"ilt 20 lv
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fF 10 snis candidat a Ia place de Grefirr
de Cour dams eft porr IL Paroisse St, Landry,
Eel ction de- Novcmhre 1872
JOS d RICHARD
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Pour Avocat de District.

w. ,Ia .snis randidat a IA place dAvecat de
District du sc District .lndiciare, a re!cr:inn
qul anra lien en- Novemhre
G w HTDSPFTH
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BEAUCOVP DE t-1TOyESs

&a- Nous sum,nes autorise annoncer NJ
JOHN |. GARDINER, da Graud Coteau.
comme canddat pour Representant de cette
paroisse la Legislature, snjet aux choix de
la Convention Democratiqne
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r. L. HEBRARD,

- OUGE-DE-PAIX dams ct pour
la Paroisse st. Landry.-Bureau, rue Bellevue.
Be referer la pharmace Mayo.
Opelousas II JanY. 1871. 1y
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-GN Mons sommes autorise annoncer M.
P LEONCE HEBRARD CONNIE randidat 4
une reelection CONNIE Juga- de-Paix pour le
Ter Ward, comprenant Opelonsas
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Parmi les nominations de Com.
missaires DETECTION, faites par Ia Conr
de District des Etats- Unis. en vertu de
10 loi recente du CongrAa, concernant
les elections de Novembrs prochain,
nous voyons les mons de NM. EIiEha 3.
Andrus ld6m.l ct Bernard Martin (r6p.)
pour notre Paroissc.
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lie Club Democrat ate.ReGorAm
te Sc reunit lie Lundi de chaque semaine q II
henres dn soir, a son quarter general. au Cafe
Verandah, au Ter.
]. L. ESTORGE, President.
L. f. IAsTRapEs Secpktaira
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~ Nous sommes antor1se a annoncer Nj,
LUClEN DARBY CONNIE candidat Tune
des places de RApresenrsnt dc Ia paroisse St.
Landry la Legislature. l'election de No
vpmbre proclaim,
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Pour Coroner.

Nous sommes autorise annOneer NJ.
JAMES D. COLE. de Plaquemine Brulee.
CONNIE candidat pour Coroner de la Paroisse
st, Landry, la prochaine election.
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UParmi les magasins de notre vile
les pins viyants, est certainement celui
de N. Emanuel Phillips. notre voisin
oe ganche Une visite Get Emporium
iefa voir que son spacieux magasin con-
'leht sout &c qne pon peut demander.
eece = an prix plus que raisonnable.-
Son stock eat considerable ct varie. ct
sera ecouie ! des prix que dicte Ia du-
rete des temps; ct nous ne doutons pas
que ceux qul yiendront marchander les
marchandises, qni Complement toutes
les ospeces (du Dolly Warden aa passe
partout) en- seront aussi satisfaits que
nj. Phillips lui-meme.
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JOSEPH M. MOORE.

- ~..@ AVOCAT JURiSCONSULTE,
ENXERCERAs sa profession dams toutes les
IL Cours du Huitieme District Judiciaire -
Son bureau est le meme occupe ci-devant par
Swayze Il Moore, ct plus recemment par
Moore & Morgan, rue Bellevue, Opelonsas,
Line. Opelousas ~ avrll 1871.
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WIN. HERR. Jr, Carbier,

w u, 1AAI4hILs = I. -IaTUIEr.
A IANT rerrmm-nt ouvrrt M Salop d.
IA Barber, r,e Nnln. rutre Il mapssin A..
D. Roos IT ce'ui De Mnnz"sheimer. est nra, \
s"rvir ceux qni voudrnnt So farp fairp Ia barbs
c"nper les chevenx, nettoyrr Ia tete &c. nj
so'|i"ite de encouragement d" ses aus ct drI
pnhlic. Ses rrix seront moderas
Opelnrsas Is Juin 1879. 4Otf
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A vENDRE.

N petit lot de meubles de maison consls-
~ tant en- nn bois de lit, une Toilette, une
pendule, chaises, berceuse, un lavabos table
S'adresser la residence de Joel H. Sandoz.
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- Nous sonmes autorisc aanoncer NJ
CAMILLE II MELONCON CONNIE caudidat
p"a sepres-nrrr la taroisse 81 Landry la
Chsmbre hasse lie la Ltg;o!aturr, a I'election
de Noyenbre
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Discours 1nblics.

lie SecrStaire du Quarter General du
parti de la Fusion, annonce que Messrs.
John McEnery, Fl. G. Warmoth, D. b.
Penn, III. N. Ogden, Geo. A. Sheridan.
e. j. Ellis ct Carlton Hunt, harrangue-
ront le peuple en- notre vile le Lundi
% Septembre courant.
Tous ces messieurs. l'esception du
Gouverneur Warmoth ct dc nj. Hunt,
sOnt candidats sur le ticket de Fusion.
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10 Mons sommes autorise announcer NJ.
ISAAC +. LITTELL CONNIE candidat nonr
rerresenter la Paroisse st. Landry Ia Cham
bre basse de la Legislature, a lelection de
Noyembre
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II LIE Capt. Kenison Went d'intro-
duire dams notre navigation le leger
Bateau q vapeur Trenton, Qui pourra,
assuret on, toujours passer la barre au
Petit Diable, ct ainsi 6yiter le trans
bordement des marchandises qui sont
destinees en-deca dc cette passe.
On nous apprend egalement que le
Capt Broad aura incessamment un
bateau l6ger qui fera le meme traiet.
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Foul ia Legislature.

M. r6ditcsr -Je Suis candi4et 4 rune des
places de Representant de- la Paroi>se St. Ian
dry la Chambre basse de Ia Legislature, a le.
lection de Novembre proclaim.
+ D. ES7JI C1'TF
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La priere dune mere fera sorfir did
secours du fond de la mer
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Pour Greffier de la Cour DO District
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To- J al l'honneur d. ME pl tsel.ter CONNIE
randidas ia place de Shfrif de Ia paroisse St.
Laudry a yeleeti"n DE- Novembre prnchan.
Pour ce QUE le peu'>le dr St. Landry p"nt AZ
tendre de moi a I'ave1.ir, en cette ,.apa"ite. je
r6fere ma condnite passee ct rexecnton
de mes devoirs comme depnte dn present She
ric {. {. nISON.
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Pour Sherif.

ny Mons sommes antorise a annoncer
EGBERT O HAYES le tituare actuel, com
me- c.ud,lat la place de SAerit, i relcction
DE- NDy-mbre proclaim
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9urintendant de IEducation Publique,
ROBT. M. LUSHER, dOrleans.
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Pour lie Eongres, pour lEtat entier,
GEO. A. SHERIDAN, d dOrleans.
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EsT Nous sommes autorise annnncer NJ
Y. VIDR1NE, de la Vile Plate, eomme eau
ddat la place de Recorder, a la prochaine
elactinn
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~ Nous sonnues autuIIse auuuucel ie
Docteur j A. MCMILLAN CONNIE cahdidat
pour Representant de cette Paroisse la Cham
bre basse de la Legislature, relection de
Novembre proclaim
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Pour Recorder.

ES Mons sommes antorise annoncer M,
YVES D'AVY, lie titnluaire actuel, CONNIE
candidat la place de Recorder pour la Par
osse st. Landry, Addiction de Novembre
proclaim.
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o P E IL o " q A q 8
Nominations Demccratiques.
Ticket Democrate-RefO1-
niSte d'Etat.

Pour Gouverneur,
)HN McENERY, de Ouachita.
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~ Nous sommes autorise a annoncer M.
JAMES WEBB CONNIE canddat pour repre-
sent-r la Paroisse St Landry a Ia Chambre
basse de la Legislature, a relection de Novem-
bre proclaim, sujet au choix de la Convention
Democratique.
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Pour Avocat-Genera1,
I'll. N, OGDEN, d'Orleans,
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e Nous sonmes autorise annoncer NJ
JONATHAN l.. NORRIS, de Big Cane.
comme candidat pour representer la paroisse
ST. Landry Ia Chambre basse de Ia Legsla-
ture l'eIeetion prochaina,
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lie DR.. D. w. FOSTER,

Opelousas 20 .Ianvier 1872. l9n.
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A ~CN LIE soussigne intonn- ,.
&f II pnhli" gull est ma;.t"rs.t ny:
s&4 pare q receyoir I,s yisi,rr.
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in eultivation tban IS common among

in cultivation than is common among
Kansas farmers.
On the opposite side of the river, in
the Friends neighborhood, the main
object of competition seems to be fruit
raising. He who would there receive
the greatest distinction must exhibit
the largest orchard. And they have
carried this branch OF husbandry far
in advance of any other locality we
know of in the country.
Another class OF farmers bend their
energies toward the development OF
fine cattle, horses, and other animals.
Of such are Oscar Lambert, Lewis
Haner, Joseph Ernst, Joseph Peak,
Len Anderson, and others. When
such men get together their chief topic
is fine animals.
Over ON Dow creek, in the Rosean
neighborhood, the prevailing idea
would appear to be large, fine residen-
ces. In that vicinity are more costly
houses than meet the eye in any other
farming section in northern Lyon
county. We do not know the names
of all their propIietors. John Rosean,
William Duguid, Mr. Davis, L. G.
Anderson and the Finley Brothers all
have residences, the sight of which
could hardly fail to make one swish he
were farmer"
All these appear to have had their
master spirits fn the start, who, by
examples have stimulated their neigh
borS to enter into competition for the
exalted distinction of being foremost
in his'ideal branch of agriculture.
And there is another class of farm
ers who deserve more credit than any
above alluded to- 7Fe refer to such
men as aim at perfection in ali the de-
,partments of their associations.
We have noticed some farmers, in
our travels over this country, who are
justly entitled to notice under the lat.
ter classification.
Z Robert Mcmillan, on Rock creek,
has a farm that in all its appointments
strikes us rs model. When we were
there last, it was comparatively a new
place, yet he could show fine young
orchard, with small fruits in bearing,
very comfortable house, atone stables,
etc. The garden tpt, wagon lot, cor
rails, etc., each was enclosed with
handsome stone wall. Twenty acres
of his timber land were snugly fenced,
and inside were some eighty head of
hogs. His herd of cattle were of the
best kinds, and he has since fattened
some OF them, and their immense size
has called forth admiration among
stock men. His farm was well stock
ed with the most approved machinery,
and he never plants an inferior kind
of seed. His grain fields were laid off
IN square lots, and the driyeways were
not allowed to grow up to weeds. In
fact everything looked workmanlike,
business-like, complete.
William Tague's so acre farm, just
west of Americas, is another fair illus
tration of this kind, while Storey Sar-
gent, on ,Wrights' creek, Wilson
Seegar, II. D. Curtis, 5. NJ. Wheeler
and others on Allen creek, and Jacob
Bamesberger, whose farm lies east of
town, come under the same head.
There are others in this vicinity who
arc as enterprising as any We have
mentioned, but want of space forbids
the mention of them all.
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The use of Leis' condition powder is
every day on the increase. They are
known to be far superior to all others
now in use, for the diseases which
they are recommended. Besides, they
are known to be a Kansas discovery,
and adapted Co this climate. The
numerous testimonials from Promi-
nent farmers and livery men, and his
extensive establishment for preparing
and getting them ready for market is
sufficient evidence that they are an
article of great value. Farmers should
lear In mind that the health of their
animals lie worth preserving, and
Let's Condition Powder Is the article
m 0sa
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THE SALE ROOM of John Mcdonald,
on Commercial street, is becoming
quite q business place. Mr.. Melon
aid has specimens of his various arti-
eles there, and can take orders, make
estimates &C., without troubling any
one to go Down to. his busy factory at
the Cottonwood. Few people as yet
understand the extent to which Mr..
Mcdonald is prepared to do work.
He makes about every thing in-the
line Of wook manufacturing. Among
other things, are wardrobes, very large
and nice ones, at a very low figure.
he furnishes splendid article Of floor
ing, of-pine or black walnut, well
grooved and fitted, very moderate
price. He is now getting up hand
some ~ainscoting, Ofwalnut and hard
pine alternately, to be sold IN bum
dies. No one should build house
without first calling on Mr.. Mcdonald.
His facilities are entirely uneq ualed,
and his enterprise takes in all that per-
tains to building, from the cottage to
palalial residence or massive. public
structure. He is ready At all times to
give figures, make estimates, sch in
large or small quantities, and build in
the most substantial and workman
like manner.
~ = =
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w. r. Cochran again invites the
numerous readers of the NEWS to visit
his grocery house, examine his large
and well selected stock of groceries
and provisions, and order whatever
they desire. Cochran, and his lively
and always accommodating assistant,
Glenn Young, know how TO please the
people, and are bound to do it.
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The best and Oldest family medicine
of the State is Leis Vegetable Catharic
Pills, adapted for this climate, for ays-
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. 3.
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The County Clerks Office has been
greatly improved by an ample counter,
with plenty of shelving and pigeon
holes, protected by doors, for the safe
keeping of all sorts of papers, and a
handy reference thereto. 1t was much
needed, and viii be very useful. The
workmanship is first-class.
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An honest man picked up leather
wallet the other day, and brought it
to us. Il contained 80 cents in scrip,
and two potes, one from Geo. w.
Lumpkins to Daniel Main, and are
from Lorain Main to Daniel Main.
Owner had better come and get it, and
leave the scrip with US.
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Hews Block. Enpolia. Kanes

1SWs 04OCAS 2AR o1SBy Ae1sas1
Olers tor sale the following lots:
West street-60, 60, %, 90, 81, 81, sc, IO2,
f06, 100, l2e, $50, fS8, las. 146.
Rural street-56. IS. "a, -, II, ss, 80, 81.
11S, 10, 1b6, 16e, III.
Neosho street,, IL. u, $50, IS2, l6s.
Stats street-24. 20, ~, 4S, 45, 80, 90, O.,
g, 100. las, 1l7, l64, les.
Congress gtreet-54, g, 81. 81. 90. CA. &C.
g. 70, Il g, Is. io3, l06, 11g, 49,, IN.
Consultation stseet-9, II, 81. II, 81. IS,
ees 100, ia, 40, l37, 15I, lE3, ID, I66, 100.
Merchants strect-5e, 50, los. i35, Ia9.
Commercial ssreet-al, a. 81. IS. 7s. I1S.
ie9. 13l, 132, 18S, 203, IA, 169, 3l7.
Eight good business lots ON 9Th avenue
4eehaaies street-5, IS, "a, 50, 90, IS, 81.
I.TEst stiess-is. n, IS, 40. IaS, Iso.
Union strset-24, Sc, 90, 10, I5s. ies.
Exchange streek-1o. "A, 16. a. so. "a.
%, 7es u, f02. 10, 1I9, 13I, IA. i62, I6S.
Cottonwood esFeet-33, "a. a, 20, 81. IS,
s., 81, ca, II, IS, -, FOL, tes, west half Of
81 and 50, corner Of Sixth avenue.
sylvan streets, 80, 40, 132, ia, iA1,
i42, 1o4, l5e, rs, 10l, 100. -, 81, 81, 20, 55.
East street-ss. 90. .. 90, 10I, 10. 40.
The above list includes tome 81 the best
corner lots IN the city. am authorized
q. sail some OF the above Ioss on time.
business and dwelling houses for sale.
Lots for lease. Five and ten acre lots for
sale, afjoiainS and near the city. Liant
In Slt paEte Of Lyon eonnty for sale 10 :
cash or o. Tine Deeds, InoFtgages &e..
drawn and acknowledgements taken.
G1ll On or address, z. HORTON.
Ie0z1H Gmporia. EnAsas
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Our premiam' lIat Of the lata fair

Our premiam list Of the late fair was
not quite correct. Several parties had
premiums (which were not reported.
J. n. Miller took, the, first premium
and a diploma for the best collection
of apples, by an amaterr:. He had
over IA varIetlss-ali very fine. Mr..
Mcdonald was awarded 3 diploma for
for his very excellene samples Sof
school and Office furniture. Charles
WheelOck diploma for architectural
designs. Any errors in our report
were purely accidental, and we take
pleasure In correcting them.
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A very good lecture to young men,
and inlmany respects one of the best
lectures we have heard in several
years, was delivered at the Presbyter-
ian church last Sunday evening, by
Nathan w. HINT, Of Lawrence. Mr..
Hunt is himself 4 5OnAG man, OF good
presence, and very fine Evolutionary
powers. His lecture was an intellec-
tual and oratorlcal effort OF the high
estorleg, amino oAe, c6Rld listen, with
out being deeply Impressed by the
most excellent counsel 1t gave. The
house will be packed II he comes
aUnInl q ~ = lan,k,s-.l-.. -.-..-.
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AMERICUS.

DIR. Thornen has purchased from
6 6ss, s1'sS roa ny 59n 1n59 'nFee lots on
Mrs. Katie Kiefier has come back
to Americas to live, after trying In
diana a couple of years.
The killing of cattle by trains On
the railroad is on the increase lately.
Chris Wise had cole killed, below
town Sunday.
L 9irs. KEEPER has.sold her house in
town to William Morehead. Real es-
tate is looking up little.
-ENTERPRIsING FARMERs.-Enter-
prise among farmers is just as honor
able, and deserves as high commenda-
ton, as among any other class OF men.
There are always some farmers in eve
~ country who manifest total indif-
ference as to the appearance OF their
premises, their animals, or even the
quality OF the articles produced by
themselves. They are thriftless, slaciss
poor, seemingly a burden to them
selves and to the community in which
they I've. Their poor fences keep
their neighbOrs In shot WATER" and
their fields are nurseries for snoxions
weeds, But such examples of farm
ling are mot calculated to make for
themselves admirers. They serve to
warn rather than to attract.
On the sther hand, a real live, en-
terprising farmer Is blessing to the
community in which he lives He IL
illustrates TO others what may be &C.
complished by proper effort. He
arouses their ambition, and pulls then
gp after himself.
4 Weh4ye 10 desire to make individ-
uous comparisons-to hold up ohl
man as superior to another, or TO J
class, Some farmers cannot appear il
the scale in which they belong, be
canse Of their not possessing the mean
which are necessary to their accom-
/ Plishihk the results they might desire
and would otherwise obtain. Circum
stances alter cases among other peo
kple. : s
There are various shapes in whicl
!. this spirit manifests itself among aag
riculturists. We have a fair iilustra
tIoh Of lhfs in this vicinity. Take tn
farmers Who comprise the settlement
/ on the Neosho, westbf Americas, an
We End the principal idea appears Z
be tosballd uplarse4arms a. 9. Ed
mission, Isaac Brown, John AnaersOE
I1saAe Wright, and others In that vicin
fly each has much larger asea bf Nd
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a Lawrence excursion party went
over the A. T. s. S. T. road last week.
The Journal correspondent says of our
city:
Emporia is a handsome town. 1t
shows or finely from the railroad, and
called out many expressions of admir-
alton from those ladies of the party
who had never before seen it. The
new building of the, Normal school
looms up half mile away, at the ter
minus of the main business street,
where it is in full view OF every pass
Ing train. We regard Emporia as one
of the soundest towns in the State.
Its growth is steady and sure, and its
Improvements arc of q character in
tended to last. The social and moral
tone of the place is excellent. With
out disparaging any of the other towns
on that stream, it may well he called
the emof the FeoshoslE =
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UNITARIAN SocIETY.-Evening SER
vice. viii bezrsumed next Sunday,
t6begin at z 30 p. m. Rev. Mr.. Cope
land will begin course of lectures on
religion and chemistry, or God mani
fesledsby the cllemists' erneible. Sub
jet aSxt sS6asy bght: sEod in the
air." Subject in the morning: "Judge
not that ye be not Judged" Strang-
ers cordially welcomed.
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POMONA NURsKRY.-Frt1it and orna-
mental trees, shrubs and plants, forest
tree seedlings, hedge plants, etc. No
agents employed to peddle trees, or beg
for orders. Good, fresh, reliable stock /;
true to name and Of the best varieties,
at wholesale or retail, cheap for cash.
Call on or address s. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin Co., Kan.
Fall catalogue ready by September
LIST. ian1-1y
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Clerk OF District Court.

To the Electors Of Lyon county:
GENT EaFN. 1 -hAll be . candidate
for rz-S1eclis.. - Lne Office OF Clerk Of the
district court at the ensuing election.
Respectfully,
Sept. "a, 1872. +. G. HUNT.
We are authorized to announce A. r.
Stewart, OF Emporia, as a candidate for
the Office Of Clerk OF the District Court, at
the ensuing November election.
MEssRs. EDTToRs:-Please announce
my name as an independent candidate for
the office Of Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lyon county, at the ensuing election.
j. n. STEELE.
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TIE NISEIELD HORSE. SHow.-We
publish to-day the entire list of this
enterprise. The premiums are heavy
and will draw out great competi-
ton. The management is in good
hands. We advise every body who has
q fast horse or an extra good horse in
any respect, to enter. Winfield is
bound to have big time, and we urge
our numerous readers in Cowleyl and
adjacent counties to he on hand.
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SAND AND LIMK.-Champlln q
Hughes keep constantly on hand .
large supply of lime and sand. Build
ers viii do well to call on them. Also,
agents for Usage City coal, Of which
they keep q good supply Mt all times.
ohlce corner Of Constitution street and
Third avenue. 1su6
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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 Plques. Silk. Frow
Frow Lawns and Summer Dress goods
at cost. Remember, for so days only.
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