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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-06

WTANTED, LADIES TO SAVE MONEY.
w Latest novelties in Fancy Hats, Fifty Per
Cent. less than elsewhere. AROHEk'S BAZAAR,
King street. noMmHISp
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WTANTED, GENTLEMEN TO SAVE
w TWO HUNDRED PER CENT.-Five Hun.
dred Hats, latest styles. rs cents and 1l-bank-
rupt STOCK OF New York house. ARJREn'S
BAZAAR nov4mwf3a
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VXJANTED, LADIES TO BE IN TIME.
w Bustles rs and 80 cents; Hoop Skirts 90
cents; Chignons 40 cents; Pampadores 25 cents;
French Oorsets rs cents. ARCHER'S BAZAAR.
noy4mWfSN
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
II SPIkIrS OF THE WORLD. TIE TREAS
UhE HOUSE OF AMERICA. THE GREAT BOOK
OF THE YEAR. Agents report sales OF 25 10 100
copies In few hours or days. Prospectus free
Address J. W. GOODSPEED, New York, Chicago
Cincinnati, st. Louis, New Orleans.
Octl-SmOGD&W
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WANTED TO HIRE, A CAPABLE
w cslored girl as house servant. Referen.
ce, required. Apply at No. 125 Queen street,
corner Uf Trapmann. noV1
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vT7ANTED, a WHITE WOMAN TO
We Cook and Wash, or to COOK. Also, Girl
to do HousewJrk. Apply at No. II Water street..
nnVA.9H
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NJANTED TO PURCHASE, "A, A HOUSE g, s't
w with four rooms, kitchen, good lot, cls
tern, DC. win pay one third cash, aud balance
In monthly or qdarterJy instruments. with Inter.
est. Address +. g., through this office, stating
,arno Iocatjon Ac noy6
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VTTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN AS
w COOK. Apply, with recommendation, az
northwest corner kutledge and Montague
navH.lA
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WANTED, A SETTLED ooLoRED
w WOMAN to take charge OF Children sno
make herself useful. Apply, with recommseInGai ny n,i
lions, at Grocery store soutnWest cornsa VI on nu
and Gadsuen streets. noroA-
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A YOUNG LADY, WHO CAN TEACH
"A. the English Branches, Latin aud Music, Is
very deslrous OF obtaining q sltuation % teacher
In private family. address IL. A. T.,n Box No.
"a, Bennettsvllle, 8. O. oot2s-l2
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A TTENTION, WAGENER: ARIMLEEI RIdi.,Sr
oT 1our club, at Undstedt's. Hall, THIS EVENING,
Rv order. ]. f. LIL1ENTHALt
ns p5 WH ..s...a: ~ secretary.
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WANTED, BY A REsPECTABLE
w white woman 6 situation az CooL Ap-
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Drnss anb Mes,rir1es.
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A WAITINGMAN WANTED. RECON-
"A. NENDATIoN required. Apply as Central
Wharf office. noVoZ~
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NURSE WANTED. - WANTED, a
~ OHILD,s NURSE. Coed references required.
Apply &C No l2l wentworth street, eoutn slas. 9e'
tween smith and Rutledge streets. noyo-L
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WANTED. TWO. TAILORs IAME-
w DIATELY, for Bushework. Good wages
paid, at OTTO SONNTAa'S, Dyer, No. "a Went
worth BtIeet. a 81 nOvo-1--
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Gn H.Etlt.

mo ZEN LARGE AND PLEASANT
Roorna d or witlout furniture, to o good
tenant; rent l. derate. Apply No. 10! Meeting
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TWO COMFORTABLE ROOMS TO
rent, suitable for gentlemen, at No: el
Wentworth street, uoVo-t-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

back to their sunny home in the South.
Last week the same pair, from general
appearance, came again. and their
shriII notes these bright, clear morn
ings, and from early evening away
into the night, adds charm to the vii
Iage that certainly no one can fail to
realize. Do our citizSns sufficiently
prize these green trees and singing
birds?
The voters of this township must
be about all Observation-Disclosures ali the
Grant men, you know, are.
We don't think the corn fields in
this vicinity were ever before SO clean
from weeds as they are now, nor the
prospect for an enormous yield better.
There will be no end to the oats.
There will have to be more school
room provided in this place at an early
day, for the present school house is al
ready crowded. What do the people
of the township say to building q
graded school here, to be the property
OF the whole township? It is difficult
to make the district schools answer
the requirements of advanced sehol-
ars, any way, and there are enough
such in the township to fill a large
school already. By providing suit
able house here, and keeping our chill
dren at home, we add directly to eur
own prosperity. Shall it be?
MARRIED.-By the Rev. Ed. 10y,
on the night of June 9th, in Ameri-
Gus, Marshall Hurst and Isabel More
head, of Lyon county, Kansas.
"THE FAIRBANKS HoUsE.''-He told
the story thus: Thre or four men
(names are nothing) went with teams
to Emporia to get lumber. Having
lived under the restraints of Il temper
ance town, one of them (and maybe
all, but not SO in the story got little
inebriated. Out at the Neosho, en-
their way home, small board on the
corner of fence, in front of house,
attracted their attention. They stop
ped and read "Fairbanks." "Well,"
says inebriate, "here we are at the
Fairbanks house, and am going to
put up" Unhitches his team, goes to
the house and calls for accommoda-
tions. Being told it was not a hotel,
he turns with unconcealed disgust,
muttering, "well, if you don't keep no
tel you had better take down your
sign ?"
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AMERICUS.
-Stahi has got home.

-Stahi has got home.
The rain last Sunday was the most
drenching of the season.
10y & Noll have moved their meat
market into their new building.
Ed. Calkins has moved his harness
shop into Whites building, by the drug
store.
Finley has moved his shoe shop
into Edmiston's. lumber office build
ing.
A Democrat on the cars the other
day explained why the old gray-head-
ed Democrats were so 10th to 60 Gree
ley. Said he: "TAey don't know but
that this will be the last Presidential
election they viii ever see, and if they
vote for Greeley they may never have
an opportunity to make atoAement by
voting next time for q good Democrat
Bat the young Democrats are not sc
particular this time, as they can make
it all right at the next campaign"
Our young friend A. C. Sackett
at the Goddard house, is the most ex-
tensiVe gardner outside the Greeley
party. He has the largest patch o
onions from seed tfist ever we saw
and beets, carrots, cabbage, beans
sweet potatoes, etc. to correspond. II
is worth ones time to step out to hi
garden west of the hotel and see wha
one industrious man can do in the way
of raising garden vegetables in Kan
sas.
As an illustration of the difficult,
that few sself-styIed ''leaders'' some
times meet in, swapping the masses OF
to this man or that, or to use them il
| experimenting one way or another
we are told that certain Democrat
paper that once circulated in this 10
cality, having run up the Creole,
ticket, now makes its wayin unbrokel
package hack to the office fror
whence it issues, marked, ''not take
Eout"
; About year ago 4 pair of gen
uine Southern mocking birds mad
their appearance in the grove of tree
back Of the hotel in this place, an
proceeded At once to build a nest an
) settle down for = summer residsnc
: among US. An the season long the Al
! was filed with their music, and man
: q regret was expressed when the ~
proach of cold weather sent tile1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05
DO Not Read This

UNLESS You WANT TO BUY THE BEST
COPPER LIGHTNING ROD EVER IN USE.
Just offered, and for the. first time in
this vicinity of country, the best Cop
per Lightning Rod ever sold In Kan
sas. We challenge any man to bring
an equal, either in conducting capac-
ity, strength, durability or beauty.
The joints are 50 perfectly formed that
it is equal to q continuous rod. 1t has
three times more weight of pure cop
per, to each foot in length, than the
Star Copper Rod. This rod is placed
on your building with glass insulators,
unless otherwise desired; and as the
citizens of Emporia and surrounding
country have been eanvassed in the
interest Of copper rods, We feel justi-
fed in saying that you have never
seen its equal. Can bring the highes.
scientific authority to substantiate
what We claim for this rod in more
points than enc. Our agents win So
licit Jour orders, which viii be filed
with promptness and in as workman.
Ike manner as by any other company
in the State. BAKER q BROTHER.
The agent can be found at the Buck.
eye house. 1873
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

A couple of "dead BEATS visited An
drew Hinshaw's farm few days ago
and at their earnest solicitation that
gentleman gave them lodgings. In
the morning they were discovered in
the act of trying to get away with sew
eral articles, among the rest pocket
book, which Mrs. II. had lett in the
room which they were kindly permit
ed to occupy, containing $14. They
let on to be hunting for work, but were
careful not to go where there was &
prospect of getting it. The country
east and west is full of good-fo-noth-
ing fellows who are trying to get q
living withoHt working for it. 1t will
be well for all to be on the look out.
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The Challenge Accepted.

To THE PUBLIC.-Baker & Brother
have an advertisement in this paper
challenging any man to bring copper
rod equal to the one they represent. 1
have not only got its equal but its SUI
perior, therefore accept the challenge
at any place or time they may desig-
nate for trial, &c. And as for it
having three times more weight of
pure copper in each foot in length than
the Star Copper Rod, (Which I repre-
sent) this is false. They boast of their
perfect and close fitting joints. This
admit. They fit, SO close that in
few months where corrosion takes
place it will be impossible for any cur
| rent of electricity to pass down on the
inside of the rod, thereby rendering
the inside surface useless, which is of
more Importance in passing a silent
current of electricity than the outside.
The construction of our rod is such in
its corrugated form that it has the ad-
vantage of both surfaces. And as it
is only surface that conducts electric
ity, our rod being larger in size, and
having the advantage of both inside
and outside surfaces unobstructed,
gives it more than doubly the advan-
tage over the so-called Baker & Bro.
Copper Rod. Another great point is
1 that all rods are worthless as conduc-
tors unless the point of rod is in moist
earty. All water falling on the Tubu-
Ter Copper Star Rod (Which 1 repre-
| sent) passes down on the inside to the
bottom of the rod, thereby securing
/ perpetual moisture just where it is es-
sential. The connection in our rod is
as strong as Bakers or any other red.
only ask for careful examination of
our rod before having one put up OF
sany kind, and then know you will
decide, as all wise and considerable men
have done heretofore who have seen it.
to have the Tubular Star Copper Rod
on your buildings. Ny teams are run
niag in all parts of Southwestern Kan
sas. With great respect,
II. L. FuNKHoUsER.
Office over Tandy & Eastman's drug
store. &c
DIR. WILHoFT's GREAT CHILL MEDI-
cINE.-The pale army of martyrs to
the dread effects of malarial poison is
growing happily and beautifully small
under the use of this providential dis
covery of the Great Without. Hun
dreds of thousands have tested the
. virtues of the great Anti-Periodic and
not one dissenting voice is heard tt
squeak its disapproval Of this remedy
= for Chills and Fevers and ali Malaria
Diseases. It has never failed q
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05
JOUR WILL" THE srARsHAL.

EDITOR NEWS: Last Saturday eve
ming, between nine and ten o'clock, as
l was sitting in the store-room of the
postofiice, l saw just opposite, in the
store of Pearsall & Co., a small fire.
wheel sparkling and shedding its var
led colsrs. Feeling little patriotic, I
proposed that some one light some of
the fire works which we had that day
received. The noise of the cracker
had scarcely died away before "Our
WHIP rushed in and notified US we
must 60 with him on Monday to the
police court demonstrated some
what, saying I did not think any harm
had been done; no horses were scared,
as none were on the street; and no
building put in danger as It was rain
ing. To which he replied that, che
was satisfied of that, but d-n this con-
Germ across the street; they insulted
my brother and used very abusive
language to me the other night, and
now that 1 have an opportunity, 1
mean to make them pay for it. 1 am
satisfied and confident you. did no
harm, and do not care a cent for the .ir-
ing, but intend to be revenged on
Pearsall, and will have to take you il
1 do them" fr.F. srs
do not pretend to know much
about law, but have always supposed
laws were made for the benefit of the
governed, protecting men in their
rights against the wrongs Of others
and that man could do whatever he
cared to do so long as he did not d.
rectly or Indirectly infringe on the
rights of others. The ordinance refer
ring to fire works, &C., doubt not
was made to prevent the frightening
of horses and teams, and the burning
of buildings. No teams were on the
street that night, and everybody will
remember it was raining.
There was no intent on the part o.
any one to break the ordinance-simp-
ly thoughtless act of the moment
resulting in harm to no one. This
was explained to sour WILL" and hi
acknowledged that he should not hav'
noticed the matter-only Pearsall 4
Co. had called him names, and he pro
posed to make them sorry for 1t.
No one has higher regard for thu
law, nor a greater desire to see
enforced than I. But when an Officer
:. of the law utterly ignores the inten
and letter of the law, and even &C
knowledges that neither have beef
violated, and then uses his position
and the law because he can, to gratif.
personal hatred, he sinks beneatl
the dignity of an officer and a man
and becomes disgrace to his position
From such executors of the law ma
|, the coming elections defend US.
am very truly yours,
~ .-g.g. ]. D. Fox.
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PERsoNAL.-We received call on
Friday last from Mr.. Heisly, of VIII
Transport, Pa. He is subscrib for
THE NEWS, and likes it well enough
to- renew. Mr.. Fl. and wife and
daughter were on their way to visit a
son and brother at Newton. He is "A
years of age and is yet vigorous and
active. He is one of the liveliest and
most intelligent Republicans We have
conversed with lately, and assures us
that the old "Key Stone" State will 60
for Grant by largely increased ma
jority over the election four years ago.
We are very happy indeed to have
met him, and hope he will call again.
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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 to 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
bear in mind that the health of their
animals is worth preserving, and
Leis' Condition Powder is the article
TO use.
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FREMONT.

The United Brethren have been
holding their quarterly meeting at the
school house near Resean's.
Harvesting began several days
ago in real earnest.
Mr.. Cook has sold his farm to
Pearsall, of the Arctic Saloon.
The new ehintz bug flies have
done some damage. TO potatoes, &c.
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The best and Oldest family medicine

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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He wooed the handsome dusky maid
beneath the grateful awnings shade;
secure from mondays scorching pow
er he told his love for most an hour
He clasped her hand and vented signs
and gazed into her coal-black eyes; al
length they parted, cruel fate! for
fear Mt home she'd be too late. The
balance of the ''poem" will be pub
lished at 90 cents a line, "invariably
in advance" Try some ice cream.
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Harper's Bazaar has the hardihood
to publish to the world that It started
Dolly Warden. Think of the maniacs.
1t is Dolly Warden everything these
days from a toothbrush TO branch
railroad stock. Everybody is sick OF
her. For our part we should be pleas
ed to see that estimable maiden laid
out in D. v. shroud, laid in d. "
coffin, buried In D. V. graveyard
with d. v. monument, upon which
there should be inscribed in d. v
characters-Died of DIV. fever, d. v.
aged ono season. "ReqNisseat IN Pdse.
-D.V
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VACATIoN.-Our teachers both in
the Normal and city schools, are glad
of the rest vacation gives them. They
have worked hard and faithfully.
Prof. Hoss, however, will not rest
much, as he intends to visit some fif-
teen counties in the State, to lecture
on educational topics, and call atten-
ton of the public to the claims of the
Normal school.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

SAND AND LIME.-Champlin &
Hughes keep constantly on hand a
large supply of lime and sand. Build
ers will do well to call on them. Also,
agents for Usage City coal, of which
they keep good supply at all times.
Office corner of Cons titution street and
Third avenue. 15m6
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The strawberry hardly did its duty
this season in church festivals in the
way of paying for Improvements and
sending the bible to heather, and the
''highlY moral raspberry has gone by
almost unnoticed. The scarcity OF
postal currency has had satisfactory
effect on society generally.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

I will 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.
ianl-tf
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A fellow stepped up to us the other
day and extending his hand said,
slow are you Snedeker?" We were
standing near Sheds office, and after
the fellow got up and recovered suf-
ficientiy to walk, we showed him
where to go. We have not heard what
happened him there. Maybe Sned
didn'C know about 1t.
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EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY, JULY 5. 1872.


NEw ADvERrIsRMKNTs.- present
this week the following list Of new adj
vertisements:
A. T. 81 S. +. Railroad.
NJ. l. Funkhonser-TubuIar Star
Copper RID.
G. Enierson--Cow strayed.
city COuncil-ResolutiOn.
RI Humes-Road notice.
Robt. G. GilmOre-Plgs for sale
C. RESPONSIBILITIES notice.
ii. w. Boyd-Lots for sale.
Ellen Plumb-CitY Book Store.
Geo. Leis-Business notice.
Moore q WORCESTERSHIRE
j. NJ. Thomas-Notice TO builders.
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Sec. and IRE:

SHIRTs.-N. Trissel, agent for the
celebrated "Parson's Premium Shirts"
is in town. A. S. Smith has taken the
agency for Emporia, and will take or
ders. Everybody who wants good
fitting shirts should leave his measure
at Smiths.
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REMOVED.

DIR. JNO. NJ. CRILEY,
H . Nj O e o H a II H L - II
/ Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office first door
south of the Post Office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

MUSICAL UNIoN.-For the benefit OF
members, will state that the Empo-
ria Musical Union is not dead, as many
suppose. The committee appointed to
provide books has been corresponding
with different houses in the east, and
the books are expected next week.
Owing to the absence of Prof. Jones,
our leader, no meeting will be held till
his return. /. D. Fox,
Sec. and Treas.
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The suit of Gray against some OF the
property owners of Emporia, was de-
cided In favor of the plaintiff, by the
supreme court.-Cottonwoo Fails
Leader. kstef- ' '-1aTa
No. The more this item travels the
worse 1t gets. The suit was called in
the District Court OF shawnee county,
where it was to be tried couple
OF weeks ago. Our citizens let the
matter go by default, not being repre-
scented there at all. A new trial was
granted. No point was gained what
ever by Gray. We mention this fol
the purpose Of correcting lertoneous
Impressions, gs,ss- - 2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

MUNICIPAL, COUNTY, AND STATE
DISTRICT BONDS AND PUBLIC SECURE
TIEs.-Parties throughout the State of
Kansas who have bonds to negotiate
will Go we'll to call upon Stone, Tink-
ham & Co., No. ZIG 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 g. Co.,
jan1-tf Lock box 90, Topeka, Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

Newspaper men frequently receive
funny communications from queer in
dividuals. The following brief but
expressive document Is a sample
'You fellers want to keep us fellers
names out of your paper, else you'll
git your id snout busted. This i:
buzzlness."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

The Spiritual Society of Topeka will
have an excursion to this city On Sum
day next, and will hold basket meet
ing in a grove near here. We have
not been informed of the place.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

Miss Plumb has the new books which
are creating so much interest in litera-
nv and religious circles. We call at.
tention to their titles in her new adj
vertisement to-day. Miss Plumb;
store Is always well supplied.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. 1 mink skins, 1ec. for dry
hides, racoon skins &C.,, skunks 20 to
75c. Bring them along and get the
CASH. Boots, shoes, hats and caps at a
great discount. feb23-tt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

CRANDALL, CRowNER 6 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 shooting of horses
that have unsound feet. jan1-6m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-05

Tom Holmes is happy. There Is a
new carriage maker stopping at his
house. He will take the b fiatin the
"Great Western" next week. He de-
lights the family with "musical'