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TyndsI has set all England agog
by a proposition to have . prayer
test-to subject prayer to AMER
perimeHtags crucls. by setting apart
q ward in q hospital and praying
for the patients. Then, If the pa
tients, under good treatment, re-
cover in larger proportion than
those in other wards of the same
Institution, it will be considered
conclusive evidence that the fervciIt,
efIectIIal prayer Of righteous man
ayaifeth much. Some of the reii-
gious papers are disposed 10 accept
the challenge. We suppose the
good people who pray for one ward
win be expected TO rejoice when 3
poor feiIew dies in another. To ali
such prayer God viii answer "a
wicked and asfElLeroas generation
seeketh after sign but there shall
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VOLUME Is.
SOUTHWEST.

Passengers on the A. T. Sc S. F.
road now eat at Florence.
Mr.. o. T. Stiles. teller of the Ma
rion county bank, was married at
Florence on the 7th, to Miss Mary
Cory, and the Pioneer is awful hap
py about it-so are Stiles and Mrs.
Stiles. 1t is expected they will in
troduce some new Stiles into Flor
ence about next May. We are sor-
ry we could not be there, but it amt
too late yet to do the fair thing.
Grading is commenced on the
Kansas and Nebraska railroad in
Marion county, and the Record is
jubilant.
Sumner county farmers are pre-
pairing to SOW a large fall wheat
crop.
The papers from the Southwest
return thanks to generous farmers
for supplies OF watermelons.
The Wichita Vidette says cattle
buyers continue to arrive and de-
part with carloads Of '1ong- horns"
Over fifteen thousand head have
shipped the pasSweek. .
Main street, since its now grade,
Is as fine conditioned, well drained,
and passable a street as any OF our
beautiful up-country neighbors.-
Wichita Vidette.
Many farmers in Chase county
are preparing to SOW fall wheat.
A general merchandise store has
been opened at Winfield, Chase
county.
The Messrs. Craik and WILDER
have organized a hay bailing COM
pany. Hay presses, etc., have been
purchased and contracts are already
made for 1900 tOns.-[ Cottonwood
Falls Leader.
STILL They CoME.-Last Satur-
day j. w. McWilliams located a
colony of twenty-five families in
the southern part of the county.
Homesteads were secured for five
of the party.-[CottonwOod Falls
Leader.
The Democrats of Chase county
propose to nominate q straight out
ticket.
w. S. Smith and ]. G. Whine are
talked of for Congress in Chase
county.
BEAT 1T If YOU CAN.-Jim Allen
was out yesterday and shot q chick
en-; upon going to pick 1t up he
found he had Is killed and crippled
several others.-ISedgwick Gazette.
SoLDIERs.-Un Monday last COM
pany L 9th u. S. cavalry, which
passed through here on the 26th OF
July last, returned from their trip
to the Southwestern portion of the
State. Lieut.. Gordon, commander
OF the troops, represented the scout
very successful. lie said some five
or six hundred Indians had collect
ed on the southern line of the State
near Salt river, which crowd he
caused most precipitately to return
to their legitimate range. The In
dians were of the Big and Little
Usage tribes, and commanded by
chief TUpas. Lieut.. GoI don said
that the country through which he
secuted was rocky, hilly, scarce of
wood, water, and everything neces-
sary to make active service u pleas
ure. He thinks the people living
near the Indian Territory need not
be alarmed on account of Indians.
On Tuesday he and his command
left for Fort Hays Hutchinson
News.
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az


no sign be given it, For our part
We warn Prof; Tyndall that his ex-
pertinent will be spoiled. For
while the Pharisees pray for one
ward, we shall form a club of hum
BILE publicans who viii ask God not
to neglect the poor fellows in the
other wards. just for the sake of
providing scientific man with data
from which to confer quantitstive
precision on the action of the super
natural in nature. -[ Hearth and
Home.
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ORDER OF EXHIBITION.

FIRST DAY.-Graded and Miscellaneous
Cattle. DRAFT Horses, Jacks and Mules,
Boys Equestrian, Slow Mule Race, Pacing
Race.
SECOND DAY.-Thoroughbred Cattle,
Horses OF all work, Brood Mares, Hogs,
Buggy Herses, Stations and Colts, Sheep,
Gentleman Equestrian, three minute trot-
ting.
THIRD DAY.-Cattle Herds, Sweep
stakes on Cattle, Horses, Roadster Horses,
Carriage Horses, Saddle Horses, Premium
Stock in Ring, Ladies' Eqnestrienne, tFot-
ing for ali horses
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81 KNOW WHAT 1T tn TIE

81 KNOW WHAT IT ITH, IHIR.'
Upon the precise nature of the
answers by the little children in
Sunday schools, to questions put
by their teachers, it is not always
safe to count. At Bethany, on
Sunday last, an Assistant Super
intendent was engaged in address
sing the children. OF spectators,
q goodly number were present.
The subject of the teacher was the
promised Land" you see,
children" he continued, after ex-
planning the exodus of Moses, and
the sandy character of the desert,
''you see, my dear children, and
how, ut last, Moses brought them
into land flowing with milk and
honey. How nice that was! All
of you like honey, especially on
your buckwheat cakes. Just
think of it-not q land where
milk and honey come like they do
here, but q land flowing with
them. just think in the Promised
Land what good times the little
boys and girls must have had
Now let me see how well you have
remembered what I've told you.
"Who led out the Isrealites?"
Moses" was the prompt reply.
"And from whence did he lead
them?
"From bondage answered seve-
raj.
land to where did he take
themy"
'To the Promised Land, sir"
That's right my little dears.
Now what did the land flow with?''
with honey" said three or
four.
"And what clse?"
Here was u stick-no reply.
"Come, children, some of you
surely remember. When you
were babies, what did your moth
ers give you? What else did the
promised Land flow with besides
honey"
Again a blank pause.
IL know, thir," said = little five
ye0r-older, springing to his feet
and elevating his little hand. 81
know what it wath, thir; know,
thir."
''What was it, my dearY'
"Why, it wath 'titty,' thirn
The Superintendent, amid q
cachination of the adult specta,
tors, proceeded to change the sub.
ject by singing the hymn begin.
ming:
children of the heavenly King,
| As we journey, sweetlY sing"
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which they have addressed US thi,

which they have addressed us this
evening.
Resolced, That we tender our
thanks to the Republican Central
Committee of Lyon county for
their remembrance of us in their
appointments, and We now ask q
repetition of the same as often dur
ing the campaign as they can do so
without neglecting other points.
RESOLVED, That the President of
this meeting be requested to draft
the proceedings into proper shape
ana forward the same to the ENIPo-
RIA News with request to publish.
The meeting then adjourned sine
dc. JoItN j. LEEPER,
President.
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.c. r.. MOMENTS,

TXCLUSlVE attention paid 10 the re-
~ pairing OF watches, clocks and jewell
~. All work warranted. North window
at randy " Eastman's drug store, Empo-
ria, Kansas.
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No fee for Entry will be charged in any
department except as noted in Special
Premiums
Any person who shall transfer ticket
for the purpose Of defrauding the Society,
and any person who shall pass into the
Fair Grounds upon such ticket, shall each
be fined not to exceed five dollars. togeth-
or with costs for prosecution.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND JuDaRs.

Superintendents are requested to report
themselves 70 the President at O'Clock,
on Tuesday morning, and Judges will re-
port to their respective Superintendent
at IL O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
No one will be allowed to act as Judge
in the class in which he is an exhibitor.
Officers will be designated by rOsettes,
as follows: President, green; Secretary,
yellow; Marshal, red; Superintendents
by white rosettes, and Directors by blue
rosettes.
The entry books will be delivered to
the superintendent at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday morning.
SupeFintendents are requested to take
particular charge of all matters IN their
respective departments, to receive articles
and arrange the same, and not expose en-
tries to the Judges.
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AUCTION.

An auctioneer will be in attendance
from IL to 1 o'clock on Thursday and Fri
day. Persons wishing to dispose of stock
In this manner, are requested to make APP
plication to the Secretar on the previous
day.
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-GENERAL ARRANGEMENTs.

The exhibition will be open to the pub
lie on Wednesday, September 2Jth. and
close Friday, September 9Th.
The entry books will be open on the
grounds on Tuesday, September 24th, at
9 .. m, and will remain 6pen until 10 3.
m. w Wednesday. September 9aah.
The gates will be opened at 4. m. each
day.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
ANIMALS.

No animal will be allowed to run at
large on the grounds.
Every animal or article entered, shall
be under the control Of the Superinten-
dent, but the Society will assume no re-
sponsibility for any loss or damage that
may occur.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.

Tickets, admitting one person once, > so
one horse and rid.
er, or one-horse vehicle, onee, "a
Tickets, admitting one tso-hofse Ye-
hicle and driver, once, "a
Tickets, admitting one CT two-horse
vehicle during the fair, / CO.
thq Fair, 90
Children under Il years OF age, accom-
painted By parents or guardians, free.
The Arst thFee tickets must be given mp
At she gate.
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|ESTRAL LlN Ely, FEED AND SALE
~ SrA BILE, ON 9Th Avenue. between Com
uIorcIal and Mechanics Street, Is now open to
and really for business, and will furnish teams
~ amy time during the DAY or night. Pas
sGngers conveyed 10 any part Of the country
an liberal Jeruis. Particular attention paid to
boarding transient stock. ianlIstf
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=. l.. W. DkI.
X. NJ, ROBERTS,

>. l.. W. BELL. E. NJ. ROBERTS.
HE'LL - ROBERTS.
NNyIIOLESALEA AND RETAIL. dealers
" in groceries and provisions. Agents
American Powder Company and Becker's
Little Washer, No. 40 Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas
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nc NICHOLS,

= livery, FEED AND SALE STABLE
9Th avenue, corner Mechanics street.
Ample room for stock. Facilities good,
and prices reasonable. An excellent line
of horses and carriages for hire. Call and
see nae. lGyl
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Glass O.-Equestrfenne.
superintendent. C. WATSON.
The Directors of the Society will select
the Awarding Committee on the Grounds.
Best lady eauestrienne. -, 81, s.
Hest gentleman equestrian over 69years
Of age-PEemtuTn, silyer-headed cane
TO be presented in the ring.
Best boy equestrian under II ysy 81, s., 50
Best architectural drawings, TO include
designs Of churches, schools, suburban
residences, cottages, farm houses and
barns, Diploma.
Rrsals Of speed-speoiai Prenaiums-.
Trossiag.
SECOND DAY.-Pnfse $40. Open 20 al
horses that have nere1 beaten three min
u4es. First horse, 81; I'd horse, SO: Sd
horse, -
THIRD DAy.-PuFse $50; open 10 all
horses First hcEse, 80; ~, SO; 81 $40.
4 horses 20 eEters 3 20 start.
Entrance On shove 10 per cent.
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JEWELER.
t. NJ. fry.

Il. NJ. FRY.
NEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
IL JEM ELRY. corner room, bancroft
bi1ek. Commercial street. Repairing done on
short notice and In a satisfactory style.
IunIT2fI
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0UNSMITH.
SURVEYOR.

ALEX. SMITH,
AHANUFACTuKEk OF and dealer In XII
NA Hes, shot Guns, Pistols, and Sportmcn's
artIcl'r,, commercial street. near the Court
lluu>e. jan1T2tf
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J. II. DAVIS,

7 VERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
II Fourth avenue between Commercial and
Mechanics street. Is now prepared to let
livery teams. carriages, sleighs and saddle
horses at living prices. Good care taken In
boarding transient stock. Also n good wagon
yarl. lnnllI
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BARBER SHOP.

WM. HUESTIS,
HNlRSr-CLASS SHAVING, HAIR CUT
~ TING. etc, in Williams building, cor
Hcr commercial street and sixth avcrue. En-
trance on both streets. janly12-ly
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OF ADVERs1Na

Advertisements calculated by the inch, 4
length OF column. For cuts and double col
umn display, add Is per cent. to above tabls
OF rates. Al legal and transient advertising
TO be paid for in advance, except when order
ed by our regular patrons. Our rates N ,
eeFy loSo in proportion to our circulation, AMI
Must be strictly adhered to.
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INSTANTANEOUS CARDS.

u. w. PROTHEROR,
A T-roRNEl AT LAW, Keading, Lyon
"A county, Kansas. janl12Sf
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cROCERS.

ROBERT MILLIKEN.
TOUNrl SURVEY OR, AND CIVIL EN-
OGlNEEk, kmpOrta, Kansas. jan112tf
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HOT ELS.

MERCHANTS HOTEL.
HORNElI ILh avenue and Merchants
street, EmpOria, Kansas. House and
hAtuTes all new. Good accommodations
and charges moderate. j. FRIEND.
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N. y. LuAMPLih. 81. r. HUOnE9.
CHAMILIN 8 HUGHES,
Gt1OSE CUTTERS AND CONTRACTORS.
- We are prepared to do all kinda OF stone
cutting, sucn ~ wIndow sills, circular caps
al any ucsign, IOOr sill-, columns, mOuldings,
Iu,l all work in the tone cutting line that
builders may desire. They also furnish bases
HileI. shop ON the eOrnerof Fourth Avenue
aud Constitutions street, Emporta, kans=s.
tapiT2ti
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LIVERY STABLES.

BUCHEHE HOUSE.
ENlFrH AVENUE, kmpOrla, Kansas, ncaa
IL corner OF Commercial Street. Birlsall y
: Ianz proprietors JanlT2tf
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STALLS.
REGULATIONS.

Stalls and pens one dollar each during
the FAIR.
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aILLARD DAVIS. R.MAY DoaLRY
DAVIS Y DONLEY
4 1'rORNEYS AT LAW, Parsons, Kan
IN SaS. ianl72tf
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EM9oRiA SOCIETIES.
MAsnNIc.

i MASONIC.
, sINAPORIA LODGE, No. IL, a. r. q y. n /.
IL Meets at their hall. Ruggles & rlumb's
hUIldtng. o1 the Thursday Of or neat proceed
ing the full moon OF each month, and every
Two works thereafter. Master Masons in
s'Sod standing are cordially invited to attend.
MOVES SPicER. W. 81.
l.. 4. kKRSs, Secretary
EMPOKIA CHATTER, Il. a. NJ. Meets at
II alasonic Hall. ON the LIST and Sal Friday
evening" ot each month, at ~ o'clock. Com
al To attend L. d. JACOBS, II. T..
Al. IL. BATES, Secretary.
NJ EOSHO VALLEY LODGE No. Is. -. =.
~ n A 4. n. Meets lrst Tuesday evening
ia every month, nj Eskridge Hail. All Mas
ter Masons in good standing are invited 10 at
tend. W. K CARSON w NJ
e. IL. ALEXANDER. SSc'ty JansB- "
ODD BELLOWS.
MON LODGE No Is. Meets ut Odd Eel
~ Ows' Hall. over Emporta Bank, every
lusssalay evening at O'Clock. Members in
good standing la yitcd 70 attend.
JACOB SrorLKR, N. q.
J.. EPsrEIN Secretary.
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pATtIGa4D OF lReOrpOE8L1O0 OF the LulpO-
ria Horticultural, Mechanical and
Stock Association.
I. The name Of this corporation shall
he the Emp0rfa Agricultural, Mechanical
and Stock Association.
2 The purpose for which this corpor-
alton is formed Is the encouragement Of
Agriculture, Horticulture and the Me-
chanic Arts, and the Improvement OF the
breed Of domestic animals by importation,
sale, and otherwise.
3. The place where the business Of
this CORPORATION Is TO be transacted is at
the city OF Emporia, in the State Of Kan
sas.
4. The term for which this corporation
is 20 exist Is perpetual.
8. The number OF the Directors of the
corporation shall be nine, and the names
or those who are appointed for the first
year are as follows: T. e. Watson, Ii. G.
Cross, Noyes Spicer, +. b. Plumb. j. S.
Cleveland, Luther Slavery, j. S. New hor-
ter, L. r. HOlderman, Z. ii. North, all
residents OF EmPoria, Kansas, except
Luther Slavery, who is q resident OF Read
ing, Kansas.
u. The amount of the capital stock of
the corporation shall be ten thousand dol
lars, divided into five hundred shares Of
twenty dollars each.
In witness of which the undersigned
citizens OF the State OF Kansas, have here
unto subscribed our names this Sd day of
August A. ID. 1871.
ii. G. Cross. z. r. HoLDERMAN,
7. Q. WATSON, c. II. NORTH,
j. s. CLEVELAND, p. B. PLUME,
MOVES SPICRR
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A ECIifrECr ami BUILDER, Is prepared
IA Ia iurnish plans aud spec Ificatiois Tor all
AI,,ts Of mechanical structures. Is repaired
Ia do carpenter and joiner work, either by
the day contract. shop on tins corner OF
sixth avcnuc anu Constitution street.
Jisn!T2lr
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DnYsICIAS AND SURGEON. Onice la
j. Iianna's building, lS2 Commercial street.
lts.silcnce cor. Merchants street and Sd av-
o. ianIT2ti
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sulLoERs. ARCHITECTS. Ao.

MIsS. DIR. n. NJ. VAIL,
HNGLNIL AND HOMEOPATHIC PLY
HI sl.IAS. OTicc mt her residence on Ne
s,ltU hill f,.i,Qtf
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~. n. sPRAGUE,
IAMEN MIcANS.

ItAkPESTER AND BUILDER. Shop on
~ Ith Avenue, between Commercial and
hc,;hanics street All calls promptly attend
ed To. Iunl72 II
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cIIAnTrs xv,x,,EIncI,

NONTRACTOK for stone work and plast-
~ Ing ~ ready IN furnish materials. Work
'o1o promptly and satisfaction given. Res
hierce No. a Union street, EInpOria. Kansas.
Ich2J-ly
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THE JEWEL FEVER.
Miners Expedition Organizing-An
Army Of Eager Volunteers. 900
Shares Of Stock Sold.

Since the withdrawal of the
jewels from Lent's show case, the
center of the diamond excitement
has changed to the Office of the
secretary of the Original Diamond
Discovery Company, No. 81 Ex-
change Building. That
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". A. RANDOLPH,

NOLaFy IuOIIc1 Lyon co., han-
w. II. SmallwOod, Secretary State of
Kansas, do hereby certify that the fore
going is u true and correct copy of the
original certificate Of incorporation filed
in my Office August Str, A. ID. 1871.
In testimony whereof ] have hereunto
subscribed my name and afi xed
SEAL. the Great Seal OF the State.
Done at Topeka this 9Th day of
August, A. ID. 1871.
w. II. SMALLWOOD,
Secretary OF State.
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I. Il. PHEEIS,
4 TrOIiNEl Al LAW aud Notary Public,
IA Eureka, Greenwood county, Kansas.
janlTatr
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nFFICE over EmpOria Bank. Speciality
~ diseases OF women and children.
jan2GTetf
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j. j. WRIGHT. NJ. d.,
~ FFICE over Nye's, opposite Ist Ma
tIonal tank. Residence ON West street.
jani72Lf
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II. MORRIS. 81. d.

d. a. MOORE, M. d..
DIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once al
u the Drug Store of Moore 4 Weaver.
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THE FIRST ExrEDIrIos

Dir. Janin had twenty-seven men,
heavily armed With Spencer rifles,
and mounted on the finest mules
We could purchase In San Diego.
We were nine days reaching the
fields, travelling mostly Mt night.
Our scouts were driven in twice,
and on three occasions we were
assailed with a flight of poisoned
arrows. Only one mule was
wounded but not fatally. We ex-
plored the fields, very impcrfectiy,
not yenturing at any time far
from camp, and always working in
full force, ready TO repeI any at
tack AS far as We made the
search, We found diamonds and
rnbies everywhere. But candor
compels me TO state that they are
ali very minute, and with few ex-
captions not worth saving. This,
of course, was owing to our in
ability to prospect freely and fully.
I will now attempt to give
A SHORT DESCRIPTION OF THE NEEDS
themselves. The whole country
is AZ iumease volcanic belt, with
welI-defined levels or benches, one
below the other, and free, rs q
general thing, from all timber ex-
cept musquite and cactus. The
country is high, the upper bench
being &c least i. 600 feet above the
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DIR. w. Il. VAIL,
OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Olficc in
Il tsancrott's block. Residence on NeoshO
It'll. west 81 Normal school. Jan172tI
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STATE OF KANSAS, ! &C
LYON COUNTY, ''

On this Sd day of August, A. d. 1871,
before the undersigned, a Notary Public
above named II, G. Cross, Noyes Spicer,
T. Is. Plumb, j. s. Cleveland. +. L.: Hol-
dermRn. T. e. Watson and G. III. North,
to me well and personally known to be
citizens of the State of Kansas, aud to be
the persons whose names are affixed to
the foregoing articles of incorporation,
and duly acknowledged that they SUBJ
scribed the same.
Witness my hand and official
sEAL. seal the day and year above
written.
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w. w. mIEHEN.

D- Ss La w lsENNA@p NAs O-s
IDiIYSlCtAN AND SURGEON. Once and
il residence, 1871 Commercial street. u few
north al the post office. jant72tf
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j. w. TRUEwOETHY. M. ID.
DHNSlCJAS AND SURG EON, Emporia,
ii kanssA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-09-19
FOR SALE NOW.

so acres good land, 70 improved, in Green tp.
10000 best grated apple trees.
10000 best varieties of grapes.
1000 fine evergreens, and other fruits and berries
TO BE REMOVED THIS FALL, and contracts can be
made now for trees at S4.00 to $500 per hundred.
3O1s acres of fine land adjoining Plymouth, with
fine Vineyard, Evergreens, Fruit Trees of all kinds,
and a large number of young trees for sale. No
buildings, but dwellings adjoining can be rented.
Will be sold on time at less than its value.
Lots 142 and 14S, Plymouth, with good frame
dwelling ON EACH with six rooms.
story hve rooms.
East 4 lots 5 and 6, Brownlees addition, story
dwelling rooms.
Lot s. Wheelers addition, with lot adjoining,
good dwelling, shop and stable.
Lots 166 and 1I3, Plymouth, with dwelling, as
desirable lots for railroad business facilities as
be found.
Lot 2 Roses addition, with dwelling Is stories.
West half lot 165, Plymouth, in the very center of
business.
North 66 feet lot 4, Plymouth, principal bust
ness block.
East half of lot 43, Plymouth principal busi-
ness block.
- lots on Jefferson street, very cheap at half the
price lots less favorably located are selling.
lots 100 and III feet residence; as desirable as
cation that can be found in the county.
IS acres of land on jefferson street, in good To-
tivaton, adoins rail road-.esirable for dwellings
anufacturing.
40 acres adjoining town plat, in fine cultivation,
set with fine fruit large and small, dwelling and
stable other desirable and valuable property all for
sale very low and long time.
10000 fruit trees with of ground this season,
will be sold in bulk for less than one quarter their
value, on one and two years time.
Several thousand grape vines, best varieties, on
apr4tf. CHI REEVE.