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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-26
: 0aas Comfy.

The A. e 8. r. railroad has paid
its taxes on its road bed, depots, &C.,
under protest. Amount, 81 400.
Frank, son of John Gatewood, living
on the Cottonwood, below Bloody
Hereek, while chasing flock Of turkeys
on the S1st ult., slipped ON the ice and
fell, accidentally discharging his gun,
the entire charge, fifteen buckshot.
entering the fieshy part of his arm
He Is improving. -
Z SUIcIDE.--A boy named Shears,
about eight years Of age, living near
ehe head of Middle creek, hung him.
self last Friday. We can get no re-
liable particulars, but from what we
can learn 1t appears young Shears has
been talking of dying for some time,
and q week or so ago he told Mr.. Allen
he wanted him to preach his funeral
sermon, that he wss going ssto be an
angel and with the angels stand
Previous to hanging himself he hung q
cat, IL Is supposed, to see If there would
be much suffering attending death that
Way.--[C Cottonwood Falls Leader.
ACcIDKNT.-Enoch Randall, aged
about twenty years, accidentally shot
himself last Saturday, 1t his residence,
On Buck creek, du ring the absence OF
the family. The boy il 50 badly injur-
ed that he cannot speak; and it is sup
posed to have occurred in the following
manner: He had taken his gun apart
10 clean 1t, and then drew the wad
from the gun and poured out the shot,
he then heated the ramrod red-hot and
put 1t into the gun for the purpose OF
setting fire to the other wad and ex-
ploding the powder. The explosion
not taking place soon enough, it Is
supposed he blew into the barrel &c
hasten It, and while the barrel was in
his mouth the explosion took place.
decorating his face in terrible man.
her. He will probably recover.-Cot-
t0nwood Falls Leader.
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION AND TIL
INJUNCTION.

3 lMEssaz. S E9aoas eau sanytanS'
be done, or any means devised to assist
the members of our city council in the
arduousran thaREless duties devolying
upon them. ---.-'' ~ - - ~ II
With a single eye IT, the good of the
city, and to the best@of their ability,
they carefully and laboriously drafted
and passed an ordinance prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors, To
the candid mind the provisions Of that
ordinance seemed all that was necessa-
ry. Able Fand conscientious lawyers
advised and assisted The Council in It's
preparation and assured them that its
provisions were ample and legal, and
that under its Wholesome regulations.
the liquor traffic must cease.P The peo1
pie, old and young, rallied to its sup,
port. Suit after suit was commenced;
conclusiye NsTidence was <flrhished 7
conviction after conviction followed.
We were congratnlating ouseIves on
having finally put q spept0 this Peypi-
cious traffic. When all 1t once oar
good intentions were clOgged, our eff
forts were paralyzed. Eminent coun-
sci, who had dessrTeday stood high in
the confidence of the people, and whom
the people had delighted to honor, for
some reason or other known best to
themselves, turned their backs upon the
people and used their talents to, fasten
upon protesting and respectable CONF
mnnitys p curse more sblghtng than
pestilence and famine. When We
thought the serpent Of -khe. tfiTas
skotehed and slain, these men arose to
kesascftat8 ana breathe iRto u 6OstsIls
new lie. 50 far have they succeeded
that the law Is pronounced q dead let
ter, reDeat. eannOt Something Be
done? Cannot cur court be made to
sec that the effects of its rulings are
dampAlizi4zto thspe0Ple? WAyW ill
1t not see that petty tschnicalities only
support arev abuse that it Is bound to
suppress? Why will it, with the best
Of intentions for tIEe interests Of the
people, suffer itself to be rushed into Q
decision which its sober Judgment can
net help bat Condemn .AgdiR say,
If a court is uncertain, and wants time
to consult authorities. before deciding
between conflicting interests, 1t Il its
duty to take that time, and not be
driven into decision at the arrogant
demand of an eminent lawyer.
| r. q FIa
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RAnO County.

Hutchinson is a miles west of New
ton. It Is bns three months old. 1t
has two hotels, three boarding houses,
drug store, blacksmith sqop, shoemak-
.er's shop, three livery stables, 8 bak-
cry, two. groceries, q butcher shop,
school house. semi-weekly stage line
from Newton, pOstofnce. a number OF
dwellings, and buildings are going up
right along. Lots are selling from $40
to s126- Cow creek runs through the
town, with good wster power. 9.-1
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poAnb OF EDJoAT1ox..


- Special maating Of tia Board Of Edu-
cation, held JanlHEy 9Sd, 1871, in pur-
suance Of the cali of the President.
Present = Messrs.e Ovefstfeet;T Riggs,
Balareft, Steele, NcM1Esrie and Gun
ningham. Absent: Smith.
Mr.. Steele. upon motion, was elected
Clerk protein VS. az .4en-ra
Communications from County Sa-
periheahdeht Ctlam bsFs 10 reference to
accounts due from the city, on account
OF Old District no. i, were then read.
On motion communications were re-
ferred to q special committee, consist
Ing Of Messrs 6unaipglniM zEHt& 6ele,
with instruetions to take legal advice
ana report at theinexS meeting. no
Mr., Steele, from cemmittee appoint.
ed to confer with the Directors OF the
district west of the city, IN regard t.
furnishing school facilitates In ole city
schools; reported that with the presenI
capacity Of the school rools, pon-resi,
dents ought not 20 be admitted exeep
to the Iss %, and Sd grades. a.,S -, =
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sumner County.
oxford wants . bank.

/ Oxford wants . bank.
Joseph Sleigh raised coffee bean
stalk last year, II feet = inches high.
1 On the 1sth negro, IS years old,
Sery black, and feet high, stole val
liable marc, . watch, and some money
trca his employees, Mr.. Bates, Of well
ElingtOn.
The folloWing occurred in Sumner
county: 'Ata funeral the other day,
the ceremony came % = sudden close at
the immediate request Of the corpse,
who rose up IN his coaln, and suggest
ed that . motion TO adjourn was always
In ordeF."as: i ,-.-e .oe >
Belle Piaine Is very indignant over
the wantoH murder of Mr.. Spencer, an
estimAble farmer seven miles west Of
that town, BY . Texas herder.- There
was no occasion for the shooting. The
murderer put . bullet thrsagh Mr..
Spencer, and then galloped to the In
dian territory.
Sumner county Il mot behind any
ether locality In the State for beauti-
fal building stone. Two qaarries have
been opened between the NineRcah and
Slate creek which afford as pretty stone
and Il - easily worked - any need Of.
One quarry turns out blue limestone.
he latter Is very easily worked and
parts ct . stroke OF the hammer more
nke. oeechvcod than stOne.-I Belle
PlAin Herald. Doc
We learn that d. Z. Spencer, of Lon
don, this coanty, was shot by , young
Texan, aud died from the wound 70
ceiveds In few momenfs. The facts,
Is given us by Thos. 81. Mason, Esq.,
are - tolloWs: A herd Of cattle which
| this young Texan had ia charge had
been deseFoyiuH 3Er. spsneerS hay.
AR. s. seised foEk, Jumped upoa his
horse. ana went In pursuit Of the
eroabseSous eas4le, Whe9eapon the
drosor turned and shss him, the ball
taking effect in the neck. Furthes
tacta viii probably b brought to light
from the evidence before the courts, a
the officers Of the law are in puFsuie o.
the Offending man--7[ Oxford Times.
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STATE NoRMAL.--Coney county sends
up to Emporia three young ladies who
win attend the Normal School che
present term. Burlington sends two
Miss Melissa G. and Miss Ines Daniel,
both well up In their studies. Sheriff
Carter sends one Of his girls, Miss
Sarah, who has been teaching In this
county. The State Normal opens I'M
der good management, and stands high
among teachers and charlottesville
riak
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crops from the depredaticns.
OF stock, we will have the 1aceqst eniyl
grafton ever known in Kansas.
I1avS been tweHty-six winters -
Kansas, and this, so far, has been the
hardest winter on stock that have
ever known. ThecOadwee ip No
and December lroze the cattle
to the bone. have plenty of feed and
good shelter, but have lost fifty lad Of
cattle, froze to death, and have Ben.
ten or twelve walking areaad 18th
their legs frOze to their kneess
Fall wheat has grown up In tie
neIghborhoed. 81 Truly yours,
C. h TExHnl0EeN- =
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NOTICE TO PATRoNs.-100,O 900 Day
AND GREEN HIDHs WANrKD.-E. eEp-
stein &c Co. are paying now more
for hides than ever, in cash, as they
must buy, Joe, OOOdry and green hides
within the next % days, to fill orders
from the eastern factories. We there
fore advise all farmers and country
dealers to bring their hides into. the
market as soon as possible to E. Ep-
stein & Co., 1876 Commercial street, B.
T. Wright's old stand. 10000 mink
and other furs wanted during the next
twenty days. fgs jaA1-tf
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NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN will be presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners of Lyon county,
Kansas, at their next regular meeting, to
be held April 1st, 1872, asking for the view
and location of a county road as follows,
TO wit: commencing at the southwest cor
ner Of the southwest quarter Of section
eight esq, township nineteen (le), range
twelve (12), in SAID county; thence north
about City rods; thence east about twenty
rods to tie Cass Maurer ford on the Neo-
sho river; thence across said river and in
3 northeasterly direction along the bank
OF Raid river to the west line OF slid Sec
tion: thence, northto where said tsection
line fnEersects the Neosho river again;
thence east along the bank Of said river to
the Givisioa line between the north and
south eighties Of the northwest quarter Of
said section eight, thence east On said Inc
by the most practicable route TO the east
Hne Of said quarter section; thence north
on said half section line TO an Intersection
with the county road on the north line OF
Empor1a township. j. W. CAUSE,
tanr9-zv Principal petitioner.
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Grs.uvooa County.

Eureka win soon bore for coal. The
county claims to have iron ore.
The following are the Greenwood
county pOstofces: Madison, Verdi
girls Falls, Virgil, Quincy, Pleasant
Grove Farm, Valley, Fall River, Col
linz, Willow Valley, GAINESVILLE, HO-
mef Creek, Lapland, Northward, Belle
Grove, Salt Springs, Eureka. THE
News goes TO them all.
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The Emporia Bank has applied for
Its charter under the State laws, with
a capital of 100000. The charter
members are: 1T. Heritage, J. B.
Swallow, w. T. Soden. p. B. Plumb,
H. e. Norton, /. E. Perley, P. G. Hall
berg, A. A. Newman, 7. d. Bragunier,
Lewis Lutz, c. w. Watson. n. H.
Bates, Edward Borton, and B. Aller.
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N. E. CHURCH DEDIcArIoN.-EDI-
TOR NKws: Please give notice through
your paper that the II. Z. church at
Cottonwood Falls will be dedicated to
the service Of Almighty God, February
II, 1872, Providence permitting. Rev.
d. p. Mitchell, of Topeka, will conduct
the services. Preachers, and people
from adjoining fields Of labor are in
vited to attend. s. E. PENDLKTON.
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There is rumor that q meeting was
held in town Monday, which decided
to offer 81, 900 for the arrest of the par
ties who have set fire to hay stacks in
this section. We have tried to obtain
some news In regard to the matter, for
publication. but 1t is kept so myster-
iousIy quiet that We are unable to say
whether the rumor Is well grounded or
mot
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The First National and our other
banks have lately discounted best paper
for regular customers, at IL per cent.
This rate, II 1t can become the stand
ard one, il the wisest financial policy,
inasmuch as 1t feeds '.the goose that
lays the golden egg" The general
prosperity is the best basis for each in
divIdual welfare.
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THE SOUTHWEST.
Narson County.

A couple of eentipedes were found
last week In the Florence. stone
quarry.
Florence citizens speak In English,
German, Low Dutch, Ksw, Pottawati-
mic and ChsEokee1 Indian, Swiss. Dam
ish, Polish, Fseneh, Irish, Welsh.
Swede and Norwegian.
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sehmidling & Lutz keep up the
meat business, and in their hands "the
old meat market" win maintain It's
popularity. Mr.. Lutz Is well qualified
TO succeed Mr.. Watson, and the new
firm with its extensive facilities, and
enterprise, win not be outdone by any
In the State. The Immense patronage
this market receives Is proof that its
customers are well served. IL always
adVertises In Tx News.
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1 win agree to self ali kinds Of boots
and shoes five per cent. lower than any
house in Emporia who advertise goods
ut cost. Please make q note OF tlsis
and call and price goods at I.ehnherd's.
Sign Of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Empire Sewing Machine.
,-.--.s jaal-tf
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Committee Sa -slalns EsPorteaz. the
following, bills: J. J. DuesleF, Il, Jno.
Price, $50. J. II. Steele, $40, Evan
-Rees, 81, Wlcks & 1Isyse, % 80 Hol-
,detnah & Bro, $3.50, Watson 3 lowe,
S2R5. g,TD&
On melton allowed, and orders di-
rected to Be drawn.
Adjourned. J. II. SrEKLE,
Clerk, protein.
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Stray NoYEcEa.
strayed-Fiye Ponies.

Strayed-FIYe Ponies.
ERON the sabseri ber1l November,
1870, the following described animals !:
6 brown pony, 3 or 8 yesEsa old. three
white feet and legs, blaze in face, and sad
de marks; half American brown mare,
years old, few white hairs in the fore
head; dark bay FLY, years old, long
body and legs, black mene snd-tAil; a
Hight brpwn maze1 penyy2 years old in
side Of nose above the IeH .nOstril o. black
stallion colt, 9 yeaFs old coming spring,
one white h(nd foot. 4 liberal reward
will be paid for the return Of the above
animals, or any of them. or for informa-
ton that will lead TO their rsceyery.
.if5 .ss j.. .4-rs- J.E. SLACK,
ErnnnPfa KanGoa
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MARRIAGES.

CRAIK--HoLDEN-A the First Pres
byterian church in Emporia, Kansas,
on Wednesday evening, January 24th,
1872, by Rev. L. L. Holden, Mr.. Hew-
lit Craik, of Cottonwood Falls, Kan
sas, to Miss Mary C. Holden, of En-
Yor;a
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THE HERD LAw--ALLEN HEARD
FROM-A HARD WINrEK-rHE
CATTLE. -.... -.-.,..
ALLEN, Lyon Co., Jan. 2l, ls7

ALLkS' Lyon Co, Jan. Fl, 1872. :
EDITOR EMPoRIA NEWS: Senator.
Stotler asked in his last letter to THE
NEWS how the people of Lyon county
feelin regard to the herd law. We say
to him that futare generations will for
ever bless the men that viii get up
and pass such law. It will be- i'm
possible to settle on the uplands with,
out . herd iaw. i belieSe fAas II the
legislature viii pass law this winter
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The Emporia NEWS has again been
enlarged. 1t Is now q ten column
sheet. 1t seems to be the determine
ton Of the proprietors to outstrip all
competitors. I'VE are always glad to
note the prosperity Of our brethren OF
the press, and the NEWS Is worthy of
the good fortune which has attended 1t
from its birth, over fourteen years ago.
There Is no better pepper printed
lSedgwIck Gazette. l-li14
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The most brilliant wedding Of. the
season took place Wednesday evening,
at the Presbyterian church, and was
witnessed by very large number of
spectators. The happy man was Mr..
Hewitt Craik, of Cottonwood Falls, and
the bride Miss n. G. Holden, of En-
poriA. The impressive Episcopal cere-
mony was used the offielatinG minister
Rev. L. L. Holden, father of the bride.
After the service the newly, married
couple gave q reception at Mr.. Helden's
residence, and the rooms were throng-
ed until . late hour ~ 18th q constant
stream of arriving and departing
guests. We have not before seen such
general interest taken In wedding
here, and never expect to see a more
pleasant and auspicions occasion of the
kind.
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James LambdIn, the typo farmer OF
Plymouth, sends us an ear of corn that
wonderfully illustrates the Darwinian
theory. It has a well shaped BODY and
two handsome legs. II in another crop
or two James can get head put on
this kind Of corn, we will doubtless
solve the problem of how the Indians
originated. It win prove they were
developed from Indian corr, and have
simply dropped the corn and called
themselves Indians. Their extreme
fondness for getting corned will also
be understood. ta-l
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PHoroGRAPH GALLERY 70 LEr-
Has the best light of any gallery inthe
city. Operating room 9Ox2s. Reeep.
ton room 70x17. Good location. VIII
rent it very low, for one or more years.
Enquire Of r. J. Lehnhard, at Red
Boot shoe store. jan1-tf
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respectfully announce to my Gus
toners that my business implicitly re-
quires me to suspend the credit sys-
tenn till back accounts are paid. If no
money, bring me corn and oats on ae-
counts. will give liberal, discOsint
on goods sold for the cash.
n. NJ. CARTER,
jan1-w4 Plymouth, Kan.
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A cord of good, hard wood, is worth
more, and every one pays more for it,
than cord of poor wood. Just so
with good coal. The best is the cheap
est, and the Fort Scott is altogether
the best. Leave orders at I1ehnhard's,
9th avenue. n4-1t
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UNITARIAN SocIETY.-Rey.5 w. z.
Copeland will preach Sunday morning
on the subject :, .'The Deity Of Christ
and the VIcarious Atonement not Scrip
tural Doctrines" Mr.. G. breaches this
sermon with special reference TO the
withdrawal Of Rev. Mr.. Hepworth, OF
New York, from the Unitarian fellow
ship. The subject Of the evening lee
ture will be: "Confucius and the re-
ligion of China"
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r r. < NV RLfLES1pLrrH4E phos.
PECT.

The proposition which Franklin
county expects soon to vote upon, and
which We published last week, ensures
the completion of the Holden railroad
from Paola, Its present western ter
minus, to Usage county. The only
remaining bonds 70 h thsn secured are
TO come feOni couple a. OsaSN county
townships. which stand ready 10 vote
them as soon As Franklin acts favor
ably This VIII put matters Ia auch q
shApa that we may confidently antici-
pate the arrival Of the Holden, road by
next fau. EnpoFia viii then have
important advantages over any other
place as . central market for the most
rapidly developing sections of Kansas
The coming season, we venture to pre-
diet, will witness the erection of q
goodly number OF substantial bricL
business houses. We should not b
surprised II the years work surpassed
all previous accomplishments. .eii.s
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DrED.-Ih Emporia, on the night of
January IL, 1872, of inflammation Of
the bowels, Mary Ella, only daughter
Of II. B. and Sarah j. Lowe. The
funeral took place from the residence
on Commercial street, on the 18th, and
was largely attended b. sympAthetlc
friends. -
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The Southwestern Stage Co. has put
its omnibus fare down to % cents for u
passenger and trunk, anywhere in
town. Now that's cheap, and the bus
ought to be patronized ON such terms,
a good deal more than 1t has been late
ly. After all, the city needs the bus,
and the bus needs fair amount OF
custom, for its good one.
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Ottawa has organized q furniture
aud wood work company, and Il TO
have the L. L. & G. railroad machine
shops. EmporiA has got to bear in
mind that a number of towns In Kan
sas are positively getting manufactures
hu IRVING 10 bed. -
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A person wantingto buy naturally
consults the columns OF newspaper.
He wants to learn the names and
places of business Of those most NIX
ious to sell. Such persons always give
tho best bargains. They sell eheapest.
Their advertisements are evidence OF
their desire to sell cheap. WV
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WAxTED-At Arbuthnot & Lathrop
Intelligence Office, l23 Commercial
street, Emporia, one girl to do house
work one farm hand and 12 men for
job work, at good wages.
Jan. Is, 1872. n3-w2
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CRANDALL, CRowSER s. 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 tBlaeksmithings Special
attention paid to the shoeing OF horses
that have unsound feet. jan1-6m
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AttAntian .Evafrhadv: I

ECTRAYED OF stolen rom the Ifnder-
~ signed nesr EmporIa, four nsOnths
ago, one Light sorrel mare pony, with light
side; the Letters az B'' on her neck On left
side; star in her forehead, large fall eyes;
supposed to be fonf Tear3 oldf had on
. leather halter without Hitch Strap when
ft left; also same bfnhds On sh6ulder and
returning sssd stock 70 Geo.. ". Ffeder-
lex, EmPcriA viii be literally rewarded.
= p. W. RUSH.
E4ros1A, KxN.. Gan. z. isz2, tanl9-at
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We elsewhere publish card In re-
gard to the mysterious disappearance
or Ut Reynolds, OF Eskridge, Wanbun-
see county. Mr.. RS family have made
all possible inquiry, but heard nothing
of hlm, and are consequently IN great
trouble. -' F-r iiysi21g I
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No man ever gets his moneys worth
out OF newspaper unless he reads the
advertising columns attentiyely. They
inform him who are the live business
men OF the town, and he also finds out
where he can obtain the best bargains.
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Use Geo. Leis' celebrated C6nditiOn
Powder for horses and cattle. They
are Kansas discovery. The best,
cheapest and safest powder In use.
For sale By al druggists. tan1-tf
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Lots Of interesting matter Is unfOr-
tunately not In type and can't get in
this week., Among it is q full descrip-
ton OF the excursion gotten up by Mr..
Stohar. to Topeka, and or the Grand
Dukes reception. The party reports q
very pleasant time. az
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN will be presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners at their regular
meeting in April, 1872, for the locating OF
& public road as follows: beginning at the
terminus of the Alma road, on the south
line Of Waubonsee county thence running
south on the most practicable route to
Bluff creek, on the section line between
sections sixteen (16l and seventeen (l5(,
township sixteen (16(, range ten (1O),
east; thence south TO the Council Grove
and Americas road.
jan19-2w JESSE HEAD.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-26

Address C. 5. Lambdin, Plymouth,
Kansas, for Clothes Line Cable Wire,
just received fresh supply. I have
choice pony team and close light
wagon for hire, cheap. Inqafre OF J.
e. Lambdin, Plymouth, Kansas.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-26

For SALE.-Four fresh mitch cows.
Inquire of w. B. Edwards, on Bluff
creek, n. W. corner of Lyon county.
2-W3. =