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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Mr.. Cogswell has shown us n letter
from General Sup't. Brown, of the
NJ. X. s. T. r. R., in which Mr.. Brown
offers the gratuitous services of all
OF the travelling agents of that road to
circulate any amount or circnlars de-
scriptlve or Emporia, or any town or
county on the line Of the road. These
agents reach all the eastern States,
and many important points in Europe.
A better method of inducing emigra-
ton to any town which has the en-
terprise 70 take the offer, has not been
suggested. The cost OF q few thous-
and descriptive circulars would be in
significant, while the emigration they
might attract would be very beneficial
to all our interests. We can do our
selves o great deal of good In this way.
Other places will no doubt improve the
opportunity. We believe the city
council should take the initiatory steps.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Meeting Of Board of Education Of
Emporia, held June 8, A. d. 1872, at
~ o'clock a. M, pursuant to the call
of the President. Present: II. Ban
croft, President; Messrs. Buck, Bell,
Cunningham, Hanna, Mc1Iurtrie, VIII
liams and Steele.
Reading of minutes of previous meet
ing deferred.
On motion OF Mr.. Cunningham it
was resolved that the several commit
tees appointed to examine the various
grades in our schools, are requested to
make their report by Tuesday evening
next to the clerk of the Board, who
shall complete them for publication.
Clerk directed to draw an order in IA
vor of Frank. Mccain for S41.50.
On molten OF Mr.. Hanna the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ResoIved, That the labors OF the
teachers employed by this Board dur
ing the past year arc Satisfactory te
this Board, and they are hereby re-
duested to make application for posi-
| tions as teachers during the coming
year.
On motion OF Mr.. Steele 1t was
| Resolved, That the salary of the
teacher in our schools be continued Al
go per month. 49,
Bulldog cOmmittee yeFe astAaEized
to receive blds for roofing the stone
school house on Constitution street,
On motion of Mr.. Buck the follow
Ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
| Resolved, That this Board hereby
exnress It's approval OF and confidence
IN the superintendent of our schools
Prof. p. j. Carmichael, and regard hi
work As deserving our confidence ana
P RRssSsss.a, That P9k carmichael i
hereby requested to remain with G.
for the coming year, AMI to signify hi
aces ptAnce aE an early day. i.ir
II ResoIced, That the salary of tn
\ Superintendent be and Is hereby Axet
at 8, 400 per annum.
On motion of Mr.. Cunningham,
was
. ResolVed, That q standing commit
tee Of three, eua Of whom shall be th
! Ieuperintesidenk be appointed to WHOM
} shall be referred the matter of tuitiel
, froEa ncn-Fesidens puplls from who's
decision there may be an appeal to TIN
Board. ~
The President appointed Aesss'
CuEnIngham and Hanna as such com
1dSsarnsd. TN FdaDl.
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TRKEs.--We hear people talk of
beaHtIfnl towns in the East, IF the
reader will visit those beautiful towns
he will find that the beauty consists
almost entirely of clean streets and
trees. These are the two things which
do more to beautify q town and make
1t attractive than ali others. We
are glad our trees are beginning to
make q good showing. Emporia will,
In q very few years, compare fayorably
with many eastern towns. We have
already some attractive places. We
call to mind just now those OF Judge
Ruggles aud I. E. Perley. These are
an exhibition of what little industry
and care will do in planting and Gull
tivatiRg trees and shrubs. Within
the next half dozen years we can
make Emporia as attractive as any
Eastern town as place of residence.
Let US try. -. i
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DEATH OF w. b. GoDYRRY.-We
were panied to learn on Tuesday that
w. B. Godfrey died at his residence in
Greenwood county, on Friday last.
He was taken sick in this city some
weeks ago, while hele on business.
He laid ut the Robinson house until
able to be moved to his home, and 1t
was thought he would recover. He
was hopeful to the last hour, and did
not seem to think death was approach
ing until q few moments before it en-
sued. lt - 1851 tE
He settled here ut an early day, and
was an industrious and upright man.
He served his country during the late
rebellion, and had served Greenwood
county In the offices of Commissioner,
III we mistake not,) and county sur
veyor. We believe he held the latter
Office at the time of his death. He
was strong believer In the capabilities
and productiveness of Kansas soil, and
was an Intelligent agricultural writer
as several articles in our files from
time to time will testify. He had fol
several years been engaged in the nur-
sery business near Madison. Mr.. God
frey is mourned by n loving family
and large circle OF friends and &C
quaintances. He was aged nearly Al
years.
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THE PFC Nc SEAsoN.-We are in
the midst of the pic mic season. Seve-
raj have passed and are remembered
with pleasure or discomfort as he or
she may have enjoyed the excursion
others are yet to come, and are looked
| forward to as a brief season of unalloy-
ed happiness. They are full OF fun,
these picnics, and full of moral, too.
Welearn the truth of the proYerb "All
| Is not gold that glitters." They are q
picture of life upon q. reduced scale
starting out jolly cool and comfortable,
with step crisp and elastic, and com
ing back melted, smeared, bedrabbled
a trifie towzled, happy in the con.
scionsness5 that sits all over, thank
goodness 7" In the morning little
streams of small and large angels
emerge from every point and climb az
the cars, with flags flying, engines
screaming and bands footing. Their
are baskets which seem to say 'scom'
and eat;" white napkins, covering
chickens, done TO turn, sweet bOttel
and nice white bread. Away we go
The sun may be bllstering hot, or !
may rain, the cars are crowded, and
run so slow, but then, its all fun,
you'll only Imagine. 30. II u y not'
church or Sunday school picnic tn
young folks usually have q dance OF
the ground, and the Precipitation
trickles refreshiRgly down their backs
the bugs crawl delIeisusly up thei
trowsers legs, their skirts get torn AM
dirty the starch il out o. tAeir bps
oms, their back hair comes down an
, their noses and arms are blistered
We have rather mixed up the sexe
(: above, but everything gets mixed q
+; picnics. Then they go to dinner. tn
), butter Is melted and full of bugs. TIL
J. sugar Is full Of little red ants, and II
Q milk Is sour. The chickens and til
5 tomato catsup are Joined together, an
t no man can put them asunder. an
: the bread has become mixed with th
s picked beets. This is'the unsentimep
= tai summary of the pic mic bushes
o Set we are in favor Of pic MICS, an
shall continue to have them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Our PoLIcY.-The Neosho Valley
Cheese Company, at Americas, are
now supplying all our grocers except
two, with their unsurpassed cheese.
Two huge pieces were brought to US
yesterday, to sample. One Is from
new grass, the other of grass and hay.
Both different, and everybody who
tasted says, very good. No better
cheese is made anywhere. The quail
ity is very uniform. We advise our
people to stop sending money east for
cheese, when they can get the Ameri-
Gus article, which is as good as the
best, and better than most eastern
cheese, at the lowest eastern prices.
Keep the money here.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

BETTER AND BETrER-Is the cry
from every quarter in respect to the
wonderful effects of pR. wILHeFr's
AsTI-PERtoDIc, the greatest achieve
ment of modern science and skill in
treating Malarial Fevers, ChIlls and
Fevers, Enlarged Spleen, Enlarged
Liver, Dumb Chills, Sun Pains and all
kindred diseases.
The great virtues of this truly popu-
lar medicine consists in its eheapness,
its efficacy and its promptness in the
cure of the above named diseases.
All through the West and Northwest,
the South and Southwest and along the
Ohio valley its use and success are I'M
paralleled. 1926
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Usage county is getting in earnest
about the Kaw lands, judging by the
way her people are fiocking up this
way. Several outfits have passed dur
ing the last week, to take claims.
In all oar travels in this township
since the campaign opened, we have
not heard single Republican say he
would support the Greeley ticket, and
nearly allthe old residenter Democrats
say they win not. The prospect is
fair for our being the banner township
for Grant and Wilson. ~
: We drove out to the Neosho, west OF
town to-day, passing the farms OF
Thomas Craig, William !Tague, NJ. III.
Archer, j. d. Jaquith, Isaac Wright
and others; and it is really astonishing
to see SO much grain growing, in that
region. The oats are looking the best
generally that ever we knew them to,
while die Spring wheat is tail, well
headed, and pretty clear from weeds.
A few small pieces of fail wheat look
ed as though half a crop would be
produced. Corn varied in size from
two or three, inches to two feet in
height, owing to the success the far
mers had in getting it planted before
the rains, and it was almost invariably
clean from weeds. The peach trees
everywhere were loaded with peaches
In a good many places large tracts Of
ground are being broken this spring fol
the first time, and several new roads
are being opened up. In fact there ii
COED deal of improvement being
made all over the country.
There is still talk of celebrating thu
Fourth in Americas, but we do not
know yet how it will be done.
The rain that visited this seGtiou
Sunday morning was Just the righ
kind to do most good. There was nc
wind and the rain fell evenly for ar
hour or more.
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PKRsoNAL--We had a pleasant call
Wednesday from c. H. Wilmington,
Esq, and d. s. Avery Of Allen. Eve
rything is lovely in that corner of the
county. Mr.. w. informs us that a
large amount Of fine stock, and a con-
siderable number of immigrants are
passing his place daily for Southern
Colorado on the old Santa Fe road.
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stra wberries, bearihgheasisy; Ave Of
raspberries, unexcelled; three of cur
rants, eleven of grapes, loaded with
fine fruit; sixteen of apples, bearing
heavily. This correspondent thinks
Mr.. Harden win have 1000 bushels of
peaches at least. Besides all this he is
farming extensively-has 80 acres of
corn, looking web, and several acres of
small grain. ..s,f-+s 81 .-u-s
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Hartford.

A correspondent who had occasion
to visit Hartford few days ago. was
much pleased with that village, and
particularly with u. L IIarden's nur-
seFy. From a description Of it We
learn that Mr.. H. has large and beau
tiful variety Of roses and flowers Of
every description. He has one Of the
largest orchards In the valley, and the
trees are heavily loaded with fruit.
Harden's nursery is complete in all
particulars. He has seven varieties Of
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Mr.. Geo. Leis, wholesale druggist OF
Lawrence, is visiting our city. He is
one of the live men of our State, and
knows how to distribute printers ink.
We believe he is the heaviest and most
extensive advertiser in our State. His
medicines have gained wide reputa-
ton. George Is Kaneas Institution,
and we are glad OF his success.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL GELEBRkTToN ON
THE FoUETH.-There win b. Sum
day school celebration and picnic, on
the 4th Of July, on the farm of L. @.
Anderson, on Dow creek, 70 which the
public are cordially inyited. Families
attending will bring their provisions
with them that all may be supplied.
There will be but one 'peannt staAd''
allowed on the ground, and that is pro-
vided. Good speakers have been en-
gagged for the occasion
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1 viii 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.
ian1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Too LArE.-After our paper was all
up we received communication from
Eldorado giving detailed account OF
the troubles In Butler county. We
should gladly have published it had
we not, by doing so, detained our pa
per so as to miss the malls. We shall
publish it next week If 10 Is not super
ceded by later news. The facts are
given in brief in the telegram from
the Commonwealth. We learn from
this Communication that the feeling i
bad on both sides, and there may be
trouble.
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.EMPORIA NEW S.
FRIDAY. JUNE 81, 1872.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS present
ibis week the following list of new adj
vertlsements
o. Wagon for sale.
Bancroft & -Bnsiness no
tIces.
Mo. Pacific Railroad.
C. Beckes & Son. Bargain In land.
WIN. Richarls-Strayed.
To builders.
Sale of Government property.
First National bank statement.
Geo. Leis-Busincss notices.
Tandy & Eastman Fruit jars.
w. A. Ela-Bnll 81 sale.
letter list.
Vail & Rollins-Bnll for sale.
Charter Oak Stoves.
Choate & Fisher-Dissoluti
Schmidling & Lutz-ON.n for sale.
Mrs. j. NJ. Green-Ladies summer
suits.
J. b. ShInn-Attachmen notice.
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We are glad to say that many OF
our subscribers have already respond
ed 70 our call for subscription accounts,
both due and in advance. We believe
all can, If they will. And we earnest
ly request each one to make a special
effort and back up the NEWS In sight
ing IL out OH this line
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

KISDLISG WooD.-KeIsey's buggy
is In bad fix. His SON Charley drove
to the river Monday night, where he
run against a stump, which upset the
vehicle. The boy did not s-stand on
the burning deck, !" but picked himself
up some distance OF. Neither did the
horse stand on "the order of his go-
ing" but proceeded at once to "git''
through the timber at an unwOnted
rate of speed. There was . wheel or
two and some kindllng wood at Kel-
sey's that night. F 'si-
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The way to get Loan Association
stock now is to purchase shares from
some of the members. Amy member
who Is willing to dispose Of his or her
stock, can probably do so next Monday
evening. In 4 msnth the shares will
command good premium. !iii
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For CoLoRADo.-A party from
Madison, Greenwood county, passed
through here on Tuesday bound for
Colorado. The party was composed Of
the following persons Z. w. Smith,
w. H. Bush and family, j. H. Bush and
family, w. Wilhelm, and McAurray.
They arc on a prospecting tour, and
will remain II they like the country.
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i
The useof Leis' condition powder Is
every day on the Increase. They are
known to be far superior to ali others
now in 3use, for the diseases which
they are recommended. Besides, they
are known to be Kansas discovery.
and adapted to this climate. The
numerous testimonials from prpmi-
nent farmers and livery men, and his
extensive establlshment for preparing
AID getting them ready for market. is
SUFFICIENT eridence that they are an
article of great Farmers should
bear IN mind that the health OF their
animals L worth prescribing, and
Leis' Condition Powder is the article
10 use.
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WAKINe UP.-PeopIe beginning to
realize that eur respected ancestors
must have had very inconvenient
time of 1t without railroads, steamers,
gas, friction matches, telegraphs, ex-
presses, sewing machines, and par con-
sequence not least, Charter Oak Cook
ing Stoves.
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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 shooting of horses
that have unsound feet. jan1-6m
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Great excitement at Lehnhard's sign
of the Red Boot. He is paying $3.50
for No. 1 mink skins, Isc. 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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Fifty-seyen car loads of cattle pass
ed here on the A. T.g& 8. F. railroad,
from wichita, the two first days OF
this week. We understand the mar
ket is rather dull east, and the herders
have orders not to ship more at pres
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A fine, thoroughbred year old Dur
ham bull for sale. Pedigree frst-elass.
See No. 9649, 10th vol. American Herd
Book a direct descendant of the fam
Gus End Duke ThoEndale. Terms roa-
senable.r VAIL & RoLLINs.
NeOsho hill, EmpOria, june Is, 1872.
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SAID AND L8IE.-Champiin &
Hughes keep constantly on hand a
large supply of lime and sand. Build
ers will do well to call or them. Also,
agents for Usage City coal, of which
they keep a good supply at all times.
Office corner of Cons titution street and
Third avenue. 15m6
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In another column we publish a
statement OF. the condition of our
First National bank, which shows that
institution to be in = very healthy con-
dition.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

QUICK WoRK.-A train of forty
three cars of cattle were loaded at
wichita few days ago, taken from
there to Kansas City, unloaded, and
the empty cars run back to Atchison
all within twenty four hours. That's
the way the IT. s. s. +. folks rush
things $50.
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RETUREED.-H. C. Cross, delegate
to the Philadelphia Convention, Gov.
Eskridge and s. B. Riggs have all re-
turned to the city. DIR. Hibben is ex-
pected daily.
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NIessrs. Riggs and Eskridgc have re-
turned from the cast, and report that
tho speedy extension of railroad con-
nections from Ottawa to Emporia can
be secured. There is little doubt but
what we Will have direct line at an
early day. Good enough.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

Don't HURRY.-There seems to be
considerable property for sale in town
and country. Those who sell 1T the
reduced prices that are prevailing now,
because money is temporarily strin-
gent, will regret It in less than year
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NEW TIME.-A new time table has
been adopted on the A. T. 8 8. F. road.
Trains now leave here as follows |:
Mail train, bound east, 7:25 .. m. /;
mall train, bound west, at AS p. m,
accommodation, bound east, at ESQ p.
N, bound west, at 0:2O q. m. The
coal train, with caboose, arrives
from Topeka ut IL 80 and returns at
1910. Both the mail and accommo-
datiOn trains make close connections
at Atkinson with eastern trains. Pas
sengers by this route arrive ut Chicago
three hours ahead Of any other.
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REMOVED.

DIR. JNO. NJ. CRILEY,
H q ri O e OP a TIL II - IT .
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless a satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office first door
south of the Post Office.
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As near as VIC can figure up there
are about seventy-four Greeley men in
this county. 1t is expected that, by
hard l..bor, the number can be increas-
ed to seventy-five by the November
election.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-W clip the fol-
lowing complimentary notice OF one
of our young townsmen from the Rut-
land, (Vermont) Daily Herald, of the
18th:
"Afr. Charles Dyer, one Of our for
mer young townsmen, who has been
engaged for few years past In the
telegraph and railroad business, in
Kansas, Is ON n short visit TO his old
home, and the scenes OF his childhood.
"Charlier has host of friends who
will delight to welcome him with a
true heartfelt regard.
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CONGREGATIONAL PIcNIc.-The Con-
gregational. Sabbath school of this
city held basket picnic ut Kelley's
grove, on the Ncosho, last Tuesday.
Owing to the short notice given it was
not very largely attended. Those who
were present, however, enjoyed them
selves very much, and came home well
satisfied with the fair. Croquet
and swings were INDUCED in, and at
the proper hour capital dinner was
"dished up" in the most approved pic
nic STYLE
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Soar GREAsE.-Bring it to McMil-
lan's Soap Factory, south end of Mar
ket St., Emp0ria, and get good soap
for it. lStf
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NoTIcE TO FARAlRRs AND DEALERS.
---E. Epstein s. Co. are prepared for
the wool season and are ready to-buy
any quantity that Is brought to them.
They viii pay the highest market
price, in cash, fol: all classes of wool.
Farmers and dealers give them call.
E. EPsERN & Co,
SO 1856 Cnmmercifl Street.
"a n. Wr;oht,s old stand.
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EATING SrATIoN.-PassengerS for
the east on the rs q. IN. train, A. T.
s. S. F. road, take breakfast here /;
those for the west on the 7:50 p. m.
train take supper. Passengers take
their meals ut the Merchants hotel,
corner Merchants street and Fourth
avenue, and we learn that this house
Is already making reputation as a
place to obtain most excellent meal
OF vicsuals. Railroad passengers ex-
press themselves highly pleased with
the fare and the manner In which It L
prepared.
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In ancient days the pIecept was,
"Know thyselE" In modern times II
has been supplanted by the tar more
fashionable axiom, "Know thy neigh
Dor and everything about him."
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You can find the best assortment of
table linen, napkins, towels, crash, &C.,
at CIV. Newman 6 Co.'S. lift
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a =
Millinery and DressmakIng.
Ladies! please call at Newtuan's,
Joe Sixth avenue, and examine their
newaad splendid stock of Millinery
and Fancy Goods. Have also just re-
cei+ed complete line of LADIES
UNDERWEAR, ali of which they are
selIingyery cheap.
MADAME WILLIAMS.
FAsHIoEABLE DREssNAKER, fiate of
New York City, receives every month
the latest styles direct from Paris, and
is prepared to attend TO all orders in
that line at reasonable prices. 16tf
Family white flsh for s1.74, at G. w.
Frederick's. janl-tf
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DIR. Thos. Armor and w. j. Cantrall
are going across the plains in q wa
gon, and will spend three months in
Colorado. We wish them happy
tourney and safe return.
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New spring dress goods have CON-
menced coming at
BANCROFT s. McCARTRR's.
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Farey, the Junction City printer
was in our Office a few days ago. He
is In favor OF our having o Brussel:
CARPET on the Office floor.
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And now comes tho harvest days.
We wish we had 1OO,0 900 bushels of fall
wheat -four.
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Z QUARTERLY MEETING.-Quarterly
meeting services will be held in the
NJ. E. Church June 10Th and 10th.
Preaching Saturday night and Sunday
morning by Rev. s. E. Pendleton.