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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-03
CENEER ToWNsHR.


Corn planting Is going on vigor-
ously, and grass Is growing finely
On last Saturday night while
Hans Hensley and some OF his neigh
bOrs we're engaged in burning OF the
grass around Hensleyis house, the wind
changed and run the fire into Hens
Iey's house, burning it and every thing in
ftexcept his wife and babe which were
barely saved. His horses were some
what injured.
You spoke OF a convention this
fall; for one, we say yes. But We
would say If there is one, give US some
notice of it, as heretofore there has only
been about two days notice given, and
those living in the more remote parts of
tie county cannot get it in time to at
tend. Center is all right politically, If
she has chance. Keep the ball roll
ling.
More anon. Door.
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The contract for the excavation and
stone work of the Normal School build
ing has been awarded to our energetic
firm of ChampIin & Hughes, who will
put about twenty men at work i'm
mediatelys They viii get their stone
from a quarry near Cottonwood Falls,
to which they will run a switch from
the railroad. There 8 not a more re-
liable firm in the country than the
above named, and all concerned in the
erection of the building can depend
on the stone masons to have their work
done on time and according to Gum
1arss
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AGNES CITY.

We had very refreshing rain last
Friday and Saturday, which came very
OPPORTUNITY, as it was getting dusty,
and the heavy wind was blowing a
great deal of our good soil away and
Gripping the tops of our spring grain
But all Is well now, and everything
locks green and in healthy condition.
Grass is springing up rapidly, and the
stock will cease to wander, greatly to
the relief of the farmers ponies, and
be contented to appease their craving
appetites on the grass crop of small
er scope of ground.
School will begin in the upper
school house, in District No. AZ, to-day,
with Mr.. Edmiston, from Americas,
teacher.
Sol. Stookey our efficient Town
ship Treasurer, ian old bach) has
erected a nice little cottage on his
farm near the mouth of Bluff creek.
Rumor suggest that the sequel to said
new cottage is wife and-Sol won't
De 'Dacn.
Our popular Township Clerk, Mr..
E.. c. Edwards, has put up on his farm
also, a little above Mr.. Stookey's, a neat
little frame dwelling. Notwithstand-
ing the bad luck Mr.. q. has sustained
from the loss of a goodhorse and other
stock, he seems determined to make
the thing go, and will succeed If ener-
g. and perseverance win accomplish
anything.
Mr.. A. Sheets, near Allen, has also
put up of pine, a good farm house on
. piece of school land purchased by
him last fall, and the indications are,
from the nunber of fruit trees he is
setting, out that he intends to have q
good farm there.
The fruit prospects were never
better here than now. The peach trees
are full of bloom.
More anon. PHRANK.
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Liberals are almighty. scarce in this

county.
Our Toledo correspondent hrs been
doing SO well, that we hope he win re-
consider his determination 70 stop the
items. Who viii take his place If he
ceases to keep as posted?
"old Lightning Conductor" will .be
out in bran new wagon in few days,
put up by Ryan & Lyons, of-this city,
for the special purpose Of carrying
Tubular Copper Star" lightning rods
to all the habitations OF men and ami
mails in Lyon and adjoining counties
not already supplied with those pecu-
liar Safeguards. 1t is splendid wag-
on for that purpose, possessing
strength and solidity, symmetry and
convenience, and beauty and taste in
design and finish. There are no better
workmen in this line than Ryan 81
Lyons, as Mr.. Funkhouser viii testify,
he having paid them $25 more for this
than, as he was previously aware, he
could have got the same for in Kansas
City. Confidence In the workmen and
the assurance that he would get just
what he bargained for, as well as a
desire to patronize home institutions,
prompted him to give Messrs. Ryan &
Lyons the job of putting up this wag-
on. Other men in the community
who have wagons TO buy might profit
by following the example of Mr.. F.,
and get their vehicles put up at home.
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AMERICUS.
IOAFER.

VIII. 10y, assistant P. NJ, started
Tuesday for visit to his old home in
Pennsylvania.
The Allen creek -ballists are
going to have picnic May 1st in Will
liam Grimsley's grove, and necktie
festival comes eff in the evening in the
new Presbyterian church in this place.
Half a dozen new buildings are I'M
der way in town, and as many more
will be in q short time About dozen
have already been completed this
spring.
We "went through" the new cheese
factory yesterday. Everything was as
neat as pie, and the business running
.. X. Fourteen cheeses were shining
on the ranges, the product of the first
weeks operations, and three were in
the presses that day. Mr.. Green, the
new cheese maker, is making good
cheese. The supply of milk is rapidly
increasing, having commenced at about
one thousand pounds day, and run
up to fifteen hundred. Most of the
dairymen are raising their calves and
win not bring in all their milk until
grass gets better than at present. Then
about twelve thousand pounds of milk
will be the daily receipts. The presses
now constructed win turn out eighteen
cheeses per day. AN the apparatus is
first class, just arrived from Utica, n.
Y. The factory has ranges sufficient,
or will have when they are all up,
for shelving 1000 cheeses, or 10000
pounds. In one month from this time
the factory will be turning ont about
500 or I 900 pounds Of cheese a day.
From this 1t will be seen that this fac
tory is big thing for Americas.
| -CHAGNED HANDs.-The Union
House in this place has again changed
hands, Mr.. Oampbeil having leased
it to Mr.. Crouch, recently from Wat
kins, New York. Mr.. C. took possess
sion last Monday and his family viii
be here this week. The new landlord
has already made many friends since
his arrival, and we think those who
patronize his house viii receive salts
faction. ~~~a ,
-BIa.-Mr. oscar Lambert led his
4 two-year old English aahort-horn bun
up to 6ampheIl,s scales, thst other day,
and be weighed LAOS pounds, The
animal is dark red and white, and is
as handsome Is AeisiaEge. me- 81
-FOuxpkY xxp MacaISr sHor--
Mr.. Ogden Barrett has purchased Mr..
Woods Blacksmith shop and the lot
whic b it occupies, and he informs us
that he is going to establish q small
/ foundry, with the necessary fixtures
FOR casting All Articies used in repairs
for machines of various kinds that are
less than one hundred pounds in
weight, with lathes and other jappli-
anees for afhII machine shop.
| Mr.. Robert Mcmillan of Rock
creek, said a lat steer in thisrrlacs las,
week that w ned heahriy 20 IS ponds,
i He says he has one at home which he
is now fatting hat ha. exDsessto azake
weigh more than any ever known In
the State.
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ALLEN.
ring has come at last

4
| Spring has come at last
We are having heavy rains.
The creeks are up and the grass Il
growing.
Cattle are very poor this spring.
The new grass makes them weak, but
in few days they viii forget all about
the hard winter they have passed
through.
There is no fall wheat in this sec
ton. Spring wheat and oats look fine.
Farmers are preparing for plant
ing corn. The wet weather viii delay
putting seed in the ground for a few
| days.
The old Santa Fe road begins to
look like old times. I have never
known as heavy Immigration as we are
having this spring, bat very few are
stopping IN our county. Colorado is
getting large share of the emigrants.
What has become of my friend
Walkup? Can't you sOake him up.
We would like to hear something more
about the herd law.
All quiet in No. 8. There has not
been fight there for nearly two weeks.
Let us have peace.
One other remarkable item: There
has not been a school meeting in No. 8
for ten days.
Passing Mr.. Withington's garden
the other day, saw some strange
looking riders on his fence. By en-
curing found that they were the
stock of the Castor bean. I measured
one, it was II feet, 10 inches long, and
8 inches in circumference. "How is
that for high?"
Mr.. Wilmington informs me that he
has lost 9S head of Texas cattle this
last winter and spring. If he sees
profit to invest his money in ''long
horns" l suppose that it is none of my
business, bnt think he has got les
son that he will not forget soon.
Truly yours,
WEAr. WE. Aw.
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FRUIrLAND AGRICULTURAL sOCI-
ETY.

4
Met at time adjoI rned to, IL MEM
bers present.
Inquiry was made as to the success
of members in raising onions; several
said they had planted from half to
| three-f fourth inch in depth, but failed
to raise any onions. Others had plant
ed in loose, mellow soil one to two
inches in depth, and after planting
tramped the soil down solid, and hoed
them about every tenth day after COM
ing up, until onions were about half
grown. Excellent onions and a fine
yield was the result of this culture.
Raspberrys in cultivation, principal
ly Philadelphia and Ciark-the former
large red berry, and very produc-
tive: the latter better berry than the
Phila delphia, but not quite so produce
tive.
A member reports that several of his
chestnut trees were girdled below the
surface, supposed to be by grub. Ashes
and little lime, mixed and sprinkled
around the roots, is sure cure for grub
or peach borer.
Nectarine.-Several members have
succeeded in raising one full crop.
It is recommended to keep the ground
smooth and clear of rubbish ander the
trees.
Cultivated plums.-Some trees re-
ported as having been planted ten
years, but no success in raising a sat
isfactory crop.
Apples that are in bearing are Jen-
iting and Winesap, producing very fine
fruit.
Wilson's Albany done
fine until last winter. when they win
ter-killed badly. The Triomphe De
Grand was also killed. The Downing
Prolific stood the winter well. The
Shaker is thought to be q failure.
Adjournedto meet 18th Of 9TH month,
1872. BENZ. F. DIXON.
Secretary.
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REsr .---Rey. Bernard KelIy, Of the
~ Z. Church, this city, proposes to
take littlt rest, and will visit his old
home IN ohiosaecenpapied by his fam
i!y. He VIII be gone three or four
weeks. No man ever worked harder
than he has here for over two years,
and we believe all will say he Is doing
right In asking "furlough" for few
weeks. We hope he may be benefited
by the rest. sA Z 81
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~. 81 RENENUE TAX
COLLECTORS O4E1CA
DISTRICT or KANSAS,
LeaYeHWorGh, April %, 1872.

The assessment list Of Income Tax
for the year ending December 81, 1871,
and a Special Tax for tie year ending
May 1. 1874, has been piaeed ln my hands
by the Assessor Of 7nsesncf Revenue for
the Dist. Of Kansas, and the same u Que
and payable for the County Of Lyon, to
Deputy u. 8. Collectsrs ". G. GllpafEzek
Ii aaSh assessment remaining unpaid
on the 10Th day Hay, 1917, there viii be
added fee Of tHe1ty cents, for sDee
mahd Eos1ee,Y aad e each asse1gEaeaE
unpaid 81 tAe s0EA day of Hay, 1911 wih
which said penalty vii be eclleete3 with
aad - part e. tie cSlzfaas asssogDsnf
For t8o ceaVeSeae9 q eAx-payazs,
Wi Be e EepaF 1EuRBdAy, Hay 1e<A,
20 receive taxes - ab1Ve.i
GEO. 7. ANTHONY,
17-ls Collector lat RfH PlsFiEs1aI keD
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Improved FOs. 1874
w e Il II -
Premium Two.Horse
CORN PLOW

Manufactured and for sale by WEIR
PLOW COMPANY, MONMOUTH. ILL.
Weiras CaltfVatOF Ahead Of
All Others, having been decided
cu1tivator that admits of moving the
gangs independently in 8 lateral and
vertical direction. at the same time hold.
ing them in an erect position during OPP
Grafton, without other means Of support.
n eultigates the ground deeper than any
other machine. Of the kfnd. We use moth
ing but Special Cast Steel, and each blade
is. highly tempered and warranted 10
seour. We receive many letters from far
mers each year testifying they raise more
corn per acre with the Weir than any 9TH
er cuitivator they can get, prafsing its
general good qualities and recommending
IL SIS The Rest CG1fav&tOrf I'm Use.
1t possesses many advantages over 9TH
er corn plows:
LIST. It is so simple that it can be oper-
ated by boy.
I'd. BY means Of peculiar twist in
the Diamond Shoyels . late improve
ment, we avoid all side pressure, WheEh-
er the shovels are set to throw dirt to or
from the corn. s.
Sd. ny means Of our patent Eyener,
we secnre lower draft than any ether
Cultivator. The draft being on direct
lime from the shoveis to the horses shcul-
ders, the horses necks. as well rs the
HAOCAS1 6AC ANAACNCo Va o14 GOSN1 " ~
pressure.
4th. BY means Of q patent square
frame. the knuckles are held in an exact
vertical position, thereby keeping the
gangs in the same position, and prevent
ing that rocking motion so common with
other ploWs.
9th. One man win do the work Of two
with greater ease to himself aud horses,
and thus save the wages and board Of .
hired man, which is equal 70 the price Of
the machines 49,
9Th. The frame, beams and shanks be-
ing Of wood, are easily repaired, and do
not spring and twist out OF ahaRss HkeA
meeting with resisfanee. IS Is seznm8E
with Wrought Iron CultiSstofB.
2 9Th. 1t Is strong, durable, and with
proper care will last many years.
Every PlOW Warranted
after three days fair trial to give perfect
satisfaction, or the money refunded on
t its return.
Price &83s
F0R SALE EY
r. n. ABRAHAM, Emporia, Kan
At Reefs Stove and TIN shop, opposite
fFsf Post Once. Uar1S-zsu
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MUNICIPAL, COUNTY, AND STATE
DISTRICT BONDS AND PUBLIC SECURE
TIEs.-Parties throughout the State of
Kansas who have bonds to negotiate
will Go well to call upon Stone, Tink-
ham & Co., No. PIG Kansas avenue,
opposite the left house, Topeka, or
correspond with them. They are deal
ing largely in Kansas bonds, and will
furnish all the blanks necessary in ne
gotiating them, and give any desired
information. Address them
STONE, TINKHAM & Co.,
ianl-tf Lock box 90, Topeka, Kan.
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John Mcdonald, one Of the, eontra6-
tors on the new Normal building, has
moved his family to this city from In
dependence, and we learn that Ne Is
hereafter to be numbered among our
permanent residents. We are glad to
make n note of this.
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Twill agree to sell all kinds of boots
and shoes five per cent. lower than any
house in Emporia who advertise goods
at cost. Please make a note of this
and call and price goods at Lehnhard's.
Sign of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Empire Sewing Machine.
jan1-tf
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One OF eur millinery establishments
didn't have It's opening invitations
printeda at theNEws Office, and one did.
The difference ofstyle in the two jobs is
easily perceived. We make the COM
parlson only to show the people where
to get their work well done. 81 4 81.
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For bringing from Cincinnati to EN-
poria about as poundsof merchandise,
In very small boxes, which require no
care in handling, the express compa-
ny only charges 3d. How much would
it charge to take the capital at Wash
ington to st. Louis? a long lived and
industrious mathematician, with the aid
OF thousand of Babbages calculators
worked by steam powers might calcu-
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Schmldling & Lutz will put the
beef In the market on Saturday OF
three very fine steers, raised by our
old friend, Chas. Handy, of Cole creek.
In raising smooth, fat cattle, Mr.. Han
dy Is one OF the most successful stock
rnlsers In the county. ~. 10 bt-
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CRANDALL, CRowNER & Co.-Here-
after will be found first door east of
the Buckeye House, on Fifth avenue,
and they are prepared to do everything
in the line Of Blacksmithing. Special
attention paid to the shoeing of horses
that have unsound feet. jan1-em
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Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. mink skins, 1Sc. for dry
hides, racoon skins 60c,, 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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We had pleasant call on Monday
from Samuel Vangundy, Esq, OF In
dependtsee, and fors macy years sres-
ident OF Jackson township, and fart
ford, this county. Sam. is one of the
Contractors OF the new Normal build
Ing, and will come and see, us quite
frequently tn SdknheF. I WsshAl u 80
ways be glad to see him. His old
friends In Lyon will rejoice to know
that he has been doing well in indie
pendenekuasG iIi s19Ea5u iiE I'd
HEIO
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DE. JNO. N. CRuEY,

III O4NOs M O4sAA-A-A1
H o Nj o Z OP A HI - tt.
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by new
method. No charge unless a satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office corner of
Commercial street and Sixth avenue,
rear of Riggs & Dunlap's bank.
ian1-tf
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SAND AND LDfE.--Champlin g.
Hughes keep constantly on hand 8
large supply of lime and sand. Build
ers will do well to call OF them. Also,
agents for Usage City coal, of which
they keep good supply at all times.
Office corner of Constitution strset and
Third avenue. 15m6
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The next meeting OF the Baptist So
cial and Mite Society will be held ut
the residence of Mrs. Kemper, on
Mechanics street, near ninth. avenue,
on Tuesday evening, May 7th. A cor
dial Invitation Is extended to all.
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MAPLRWooD CEMErERY.-H.C 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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RAILROAD HoUsE.-This Is the name
OF new hotel just opened in Balley's
brick front building, opposite the court
house, by j. X. Noble. 1t is handy to
the depot, to the court house, and to
business. Give Mr.. Noble n trial.
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OPENING of new and elegant styles
in millinery and dress-making, Satur-
day, May 4th, at Newman's 100, 9th
avenue. The attendance of all is So
lieited. 1871.
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THEY Ans CeMISG.-Not Dan
Rice's circdss but J. c. Hall 6 Bros
Sewing Machine wagons, the hand
soonest wagons that travels the road,
and painted red. The Singer stands at
the head of the list in sewing ma.
chimes, with sO4 ,sl3 machines IN uses
and last years sales exceed those Of
sny other company fbg over 57,o00. We
would adyise those wanting seHing
machines to try tie Singer. s aIStl a
LAeA III eIald.H
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UNITARIAN SoCIETY.-On Sunday
morning next Rev. w. Z. Copeland
will preach an Anniversary sermon.
In the evening there will be Sunday
school concert at s o'clock. Amer the
morning service the annual parish
meeting will be held, at which import
ant business will be transacted, -rs
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Engage your milk for the summer of
Coats & Gassett. 1sya

LosT-on Monday, in the vicinity
of Ath avenue and Market street, the
drawer and tools belonging to Grow
er q Baker sewing machine. Inquire
of Fox & Hadiey. 1871
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The Loan Association charter Is
here, and next week the matter. viii
be placed before our citizens in public
meeting, which all should make It q
point to attend.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of VIM.
Aoorehead, Americas, April 25th, by
Rev. r. D. 10y, Mr.. Elias Moorehead
to Miss Clara F. Wilkinson, both of
AneElrns. Lyon couhtyGs{sIlEE o.
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DR.. J. j. Wright, of this city, start
ed on Tuesday morning last to attend,
as lay delegate from Kansas, the
GeneI al Conference of the NJ. E. church,
which meets In BroOklyn, N. ", to
morrow. tfs ~ 49,
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Bruner & McMurtrie have let the
contracts for their new building. ],
Q. Reed viii do the carpenter work.
Pollard, the brick work, and L. W.
Lewis the stone work. The building
will be two stories high, and ninety
feet deep. It will be located next TO
the Fraker building and will be one OF
the best business locations in the city.
The docket OF Judge Weaver shows
the following cases Of "drunks'' before
him, In which small fines and costs
have been adjudged against the parties,
viz: F. Ward, Daniel stumble, E. H.
James, VIM. James, Peter S. Grelish,
J. Jones, R. Fl. Hurlbut, James Doyle,
Chas. Bundrem, John Doe, and Thorn
as J. Burnell, late temperance eandi-
date for J. p. (P. s. The last clause
does not appear on the doeket.)
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WHITEwAsHING, Kalsomining, Tint
ing, &C., done in the best style, and
cheap, by Calvin Hood. Leave or
ders at Smith & Whites barber shop.
feb23-tf
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Our stock of Hosiery is complete, and
cheaper than the cheapest. IL pair
ladies' hose for 81.
lift G. W. NEWMAN & Co.
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He wandered about for some weeks,
and then bought his clothing, boots
and shoes and William Clapp's, and
was happy. ian1-tf
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White shirts, open fronts, open
backs, melton, merino, kohos, shetland,
blue mixed, jeans, &C., at VIM. Clapp's.
iau1-fr
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Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices
at Morris & Bottger's. jan1-tf
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MARRIED.-At the brides residence.
April 11th, by Rev. r. d. 10y, Rev.
VIM. McCoIn to Mrs. Sally Parker, all
OF Lyon county, Kansas.
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POMONA NURsERY.-Fruit 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.
Cali on or address s. T. KELSEY,
Pomona, Franklin Co., Kan.
Fall catalogue ready by September
LIST. ,jan1-1y
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Hats in colors of pearl, nutria. slate,
black, mulberry, chocolate, and smoke,
neat and very attractive, at VIM.
Clapp's. jan1-tt
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ARKANSAS CITY PRoPERTY.-I offer
for sale few choice business and resi-
dence lots In Arkansas City, uery cheap.
Address, L. B. KELLOGG,
jan1-tf Arkansas City, Kan.
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If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake, go to
Morris 6 Bottger. jan1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-03

WOOL! WOOL! Wool! Remem-
Der that Lehnhard, sign of the Red
Boot, win pay more for wool and pelts
than any house in Emporia. 1stf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-03

The Liberals have secret organiza-
ton in this city. We don't believe they
n1eekwitLE fnscissucceA IN other see
tons of the county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-05-03

Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
Clapp's. jan1-tf