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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05

Then the United Presbyterian con-
cert, next eyening. was enjoyed SPLEEN
didly by as many as dared venture out
that very cold evening. Every piece
was as well performed as ever we saw
singing, playing and acting done. We
attended three concerts, in Illinois,
during the past fall, all given by ce2e-
brated professionals, and We know the
Americas concert was worth ten times
more than them all. We are glad to
know that when the weather becomes
warmer this concert win be repeated,
when all who attend. viii get more
than the wcs1hof their money.
New Years day did not lack for in
teresting d6ings. PEG" ushered in
the day WIN bis ''petard''-"peal on
peal" till lis AMMUNITION gave ont,
when he shocked up his chargers,
called in his skirmishers, and gave eve
rybody q general serenade.
-sStahl' gase New Years diner
at ths Goddard house to number OF
his friends 9nd zee thought this the
most agreeable event Of the day.
Roast turkey, oysters, &C., we don't
most always decline. -
But fore6dsiness'' we have 20 be-
take to the nSeting OF the new cheese
association, wnleh took place Saturday,
| at which it swzs voted to ''call it by
| name"-ThsNeoshos Valley Cheese
Factory. aboard OF officers was
chosen, as Iollows:. President. L.
A. Wood Akfeasurer, r. D. 10y ;
Directors, John X Gates, VIM.
A. Bothwei; Secretary, II. l.. carpen-
ter. Their factory building - I'd be
9Ox4O, two story, with an ell 0x20, for
work rooms- SQhe building HIS been
commenced. zJDnes & Faulkrsr's i'm
proved vat sad heater, manufactured
at Utica, NJ Y. sEis to grace the inter-
Tor. This factory proposes e make,
box and deIiyef the cheese for three
cents pouHd. This cheese business Is
becoming Contagious in this vicinity.
Every day we hear of new additions to
the ranks. Farmers living several
miles outof town are buying up cows
for this purpose, while good many
more men in town viii milk cows the
coming summer than ever before.
We took peep into the Americas
school rooms a few days ago. Mrs.
Hill has upwards OF 60 small pupils in
the primary department., which she
manages as we'll, we should Judge, as
any human could. If any of orr citi-
zens entertain the idea that school
teaching Is an easy undertaking, we
invite them to step in some day and
see how mic thing 1t is to%manage
60 OF 20 little children, and keep them
employed. MI. George Bowers has
entered upon his second term in the
upper room. FVe make no smental
reservationn when we pronounce him
the right man in the right place. He
maintains the best order we eyer Wit
messed in a<school in Kansas. We
came away fesling more than proud of
our Americas schools. Go, parents OF
Americas, and enjoy the same emo
tons.
"A great revival of religion is in
progress at the NJ. E. church.
The problem of civilizing Indians
seems not spffar from solution when
one sees sdOfes or more of big Indians
out in the WOODS chopping cord wood.
bSuch scene may be witnessed most
any day upon the Kaw Reserve The
Indians chop the wood and then sell It
to the whites for 81 e cord. These
cords appear to be binding the two
races together admirably. X 50
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Attention Everybody ]!

OTRAYED or stolen from the under
- signed near Enpor1a, four months
ago, one large bay mare and colt; mare
IS hands high; lump on the back pGrt Of
her right hind foot, just above the pastern
joint. and Jumps in her right flank; sup
posed TO be years, old. Also . smoking
colt, very large, light bay; its LEFT fore leg
stands out, from the effects Of fracture
between the pastern joint and hoof. Also
one light sorrel mare pony, with light
name and tail; mane falls over on the left
side; the letters <JB" on her neck on left
side; star in herlforehead; large full eyes;
supposed TO be, four years old. Also one
square built, dark bay, horse pony; black
name and tail; supposed to be four years
cid. Beth ponies had on leather halters,
without hitch straps, when they left.
ANY party sending information or return
poria, will be literally rewarded.
80 Frz-i q - j. sasp p. w. RUSH.
I, EAIPoRIA, KAN- Jan. 2, 1872. jGn1-5t
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NOTICE TO 900 Day
AND GREEN HIDES WANTKD.-Epstein,
Goldman & Co. are paying now more
forlhides than ever, in cash, as they
must buy 10o, 900 dry and green hides
within the next 20 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, 13e Commercial street, B.
T. WrIght's old stand. 10000 mink
and other furs wanted during the next
twenty days. sa - ESQ., jaH1-tf =
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TnE lBENEvoLENr SocrEfx The
lad,es Of the Benevolent Society would
say 70 our oldsens that they have COM
mittees in each, ward to visit the poor,
In their Homes, and are constantly aid
ingthypE, a. faTEsyin they jadgnsnt,
from an Acquaintance with their cir
cumsts noes, siiA,. necessary. We find
generally that those most worthy do
not ask asAistahce even of us; and
many that we are helping deny the
fact, or can on you privately. You
via cAnfey 4 favor 0qEus, and relieve
/ yourselves Of much annoyance by re-
ferring, all saelI eases tens., Eou have
generously enabled us to help them
and when our means are exhausted we
may call on you again. Contributions
Hofseco9d-hapd clothing, especially for
children, will be very thankfully re-
ceived at any time.
r. .
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| v4a9EAESEEfUN

Don't like to 60 back to write Up
things that are bygone, but the Christ
mas tree at the new II. E. church was
so unususlly well arranged, and the
house 50 crowded BY the friends and
lockers-on, while speeches, singing and
distributing presents to the Sabbeth
School children were going on, that We
.mpssssg boy SessrTRqdy Eass'
and how unanimous the declaration
that e was . t'big thing"
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SAD.-On Thursday night Mr.. z. z.
Rowland received . telegram announc-
ing the sudden and unexpected death
OF Mrs. Rowland's mother, Mrs. II! p.
olds, at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Mrs o. was soon to have visited her
daughter here. Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land Will receive the sympathies OF
thsly. many fEie9ds here in this sad
infliction.
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Mn. AMHs Ec1nr akAfhose who
ilstene0 e. tIe lestf91f 0Nrlex9G.
Ames, Of California, on S'Good Society,"
at Bancroft hall, Wednesday night
heard q good thing. There was in 4
aoghd SENSE hA1aor, and hSAy 8 hs4ps
hit. The rascals, If there were any
present, must haSeAfelt uncomfortable
Wefhaye ne doubt bpt, that a ,gopf
many people 'eoaldl see jGst wAASsEAeh
neIghbors were dashed, bnt II all tool
their share, and will remember the Les
sons, there win Sc good AeeoMplisAet
by Mr.. Ames' visit There was pres
ent, a large and Intelligent audience
The speaker was pleasant ID manned
clear voiced, and plain in enunica
ton. Il VIII probably be some, tim
before' our Library Association Wtiffa'
vOr us with o more interesting lecturI
than that giVcn as by Mr.. Ames
From experience so tar we will tax
more California talent, and less from
I the. East lNsA N s9rH&is W.
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Wagon loads Of fat buffalo, deer
and turl<ies can 'be seen on our streets
most every day. One team brought in
one hundred and five fine turkies at
one load from Timber Mountain fork.
We are all luxuriating on roast turkey,
venison, baked fish, buffalo steak, &c.
Who would not live in Wichita?
The new school house at wichita,
is ready for occupancy.
The Presbyterian church, ct Wich-
ita, under the care of Rev. Mr.. Har-
son, is In q very flouriahing condition.
The foundations of the Arkansas
river bridge are ali in.
1.-The First National Bank, Of Wichi-
Unauthorized capital of $3.50, 900 has de-
posted its New York bonds in Wash
ington as required by law, to secure
its circulation.
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SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machines

The qualities which recommend the
Wheeler b Wilson Machine are:
/. Beauty and excellence Of stitch, alike
on both sides OF the fabric sewed.
9. Strength, frmness and dura biIity OF
seam that win not rayel.
8. Compaetness and elegance Of model
and finish.
4. simplicity and thOroughness Of con.
struction.
8. Speed, ease Of operation and manage
ment. and qufetness Of movement
9. 1t uses no shuttle" and N axes the
clock stitch.r r
Z. It has fifteen less pieces than auy
shuttle machine, liable included).
8. 1t can be changed from coarse to fine,
or from fine work to coarse, where .
change Of needle, thread, length OF stitch,
and tension are required, In less time
than any other machine.
8. Durability. 1t viii last longer than
any other machine In use. t
.. =. S31H EH. AGENT,
J&nlu EnnOEfA.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-We are
glad to announce that Emporia has a
national bank. The Neosho Valley
Bank was transferred on Monday last,
to the First National bank, of EmpoI Ia.
The organization of the institution re-
mains the same, except that Moves
Spiccr takes the place of S. J. CraW-
ford In the directory, and has been
elected Vice President. TAls ihstitu4
tiOn--wiIl- be- issaing beautiful
Igreeubaeka, with Emp crias Hytesst on
the face. This will undoubtedly prove
|. AgfeAt cpGysntencc toour btlaness in
terests.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA
'C1srE.-S. J. snIt5, Ofethis place, has
taken the agency of the above popular
machine, and intends to sell them to
ths people Of tnls and adjoining coun-
ties. His advertisement appears in to-
day paper. This Is one of the oldest
and best machines extant.
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A LIVE FIRM.-Fcr live advertise
ment of live firm, notice that Of the
Jays, 0xte4siNslnnber dealers. Our
EeaderS> VIA INA that vixen they say q
thing they meah it, and will fulfill
their promises. During the year they
have done a. very large business, and
are prepared to do twice as much more
this year II the demand Is made upon
a. =. rL..-s-. IL. q 81 In. ~ l-..IL.L
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BEg RARpoS.-@SVeT baye~ been in
such an Aeveriasting mess this week,
and there has been so much extra work
ii fe-settihy all our advertisements,
that we are behind time with our pa
PERI We beg pardon, and offer you
the biggest weekly paper in the State,
with more feadihEF matter than you
can wake through on Sunday, without
getting tired. s-ais sv,s.;!l,s sss.s
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

- =
NOTICE is hereby given that by tir-
IN tue Of an order of sale issued out OF
the District Court within and for L on
county, Kansas, bearing date November
% !, 1871, and to me directed, / will 1t 9
O'Clock p. m, at the door OF the court
house, IN the city Of Emporia, Lyon conn
t., Kansas, on Tuesday, the ID day of
January, A. d. 1872, offer for safe at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real es-
undivided eighth Of the southwest QUAR-
ter Of section eighteen (1S), township
eighteen as, ret1gs sleven ~, appraised
erty OF w. T. smith and NJ. C. Smith at
the suit Of d. II. Jewett and Z. D. jew
EFT.
Dated this 1st day of December, 1871
Z, II. COATS
! i SAeFff Of Lyorp coahty, Kansas.
RUGGLEs & PLUME, Attys for PpfsI
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C. f. PIERes & 0Os--We learn from
a circular from this firm that they start
out for the next years campaign with
an increased capital, and with Mr.. T.
8. Nickerson, late book keeper Of the
firm, as one of the partners. Mr.. n.
is a most estimabIe gentleman, and an
upright and energetic business man.
This firm has yards at this place, and
at Florence and Newton, aud their
sales have been enormous during the
past.year. Their capital is asheav5 q
thaE Of any firm in the State. T6gite
something Of an idea Of their business,
we win state that during 1871, they
handled 10000, 900 feet of lumber, a.
7Os pairs of doors and cash, zye45, 900
shingles, and SIS 900 lath. They were
fortunate In having q large 7 stock
bought when the recent advances took
place, and are now able to offer lumber
at lower prices than It would cost them
to lay it down In their yards at present
cargo prices in Chicago. They are
giving their customers all possible adj
vantage Of the above circumstances.
The firm have switch Of their own In
all their yards, and their facilities for
wholssaleing are unsurpassed. They
announce their intention to open q
heavy stock at Wichita at am early
day.
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ROAD NOTICE.

IN viii be presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners at their next regu-
lar meeting on the first Monday in Janu-
airy, 1917, asking for the location Of the
following described read, to wit: COM
southwest quarter Of section thirty-six
1851, township twenty (20). of range 6eY-
en- (111; thence sontk one-half mile toll
fourth standard parallel; thence west to
the west line Of range eleven (11).
dec22-2t L. u. PRIEST.
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9travad-Fiva Painted

u 1870, the following described animals
. brown pony, or 6 years old, three
white feet and legs, blaze in face, and sad
die marks; half American brown mare,
4 years old, few white hairs in the fore
hesd; dark bay hlly, years old, long
body and legs, black name and tail; a
light brown mare pony, 2 years old in
December, 1871, heavy set, white spot on
side Of nose above the LEFT n0stril; black
stallion colt, 9 years old coming spring,
will be paid for the return Of the above
animals, or any Of then, or for informa-
ton that viii lead te their recovery.
j. T. SLACK
ianl-ft i-FEEff t- EmOoria Kansas
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MARRrEp.AOn Monday evening,
January /, 1879, at the residence of the
officiating minister, Rev. Bernard KEEL
ley, Mr. It'd. Hankla, Of the Madison
house, and Ida C. Dougherty, of this
city. We join the. numerous friends
of the happy parties wishing them
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Wanted 10000 bushels of corn mex
change for boots, shoes, hats, caps and
gloves. 30 cents per bushel for good
corn, at Lehnhard's, sign Of the Red
Boot. fanI-tf
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MARRIED.-On Christmas evening,
at the residence of the brides parents,
In Fremont township, by Fl. p. Per
kins, Esq, Mr.. F. J. Turner, Of Wichi-
Ia, and Miss CathaFine Love, sll OF
sRansss.. The joyful couple took the
cars next day for Wichita, where they
expect to reside.
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Emporija:,, News.
friday JANUARY 5, 1872.

NEW. .ApyERTIsEMEsTs.-7 pre-
sent this week the following list OF
new business notices and advertise
ments: ~ la3- 80 -rs.l Z.
Robert MnIliken-NUrsery stock.
.f..a p. w. Naturalization, everybody
stock strayed.
A. 8. SmIth-Moved.
Hiram CohnerE BiAsksnithiag. VI
8. J. SmIth-SewIng machines.
w. Ii. Walss-Mill.
~" Pattee & Gardiner Gin concert.
A. g. Tandy-NotIce to creditors.
q. w. Frederick-New Years song.
DIR. Chley-Piano. for sale.
N. II. Carter-Notice to customers
Keys lost
LK. Cheap, farm for sale or
rent.
John Pringie-Informatlon wanted.
Get them yourself.
-, Tho University Of Kansas. = ~ 4
Jay & Ce.-1dichigan lumber yard.
John SIack-Ponies stFayed,
Jesse Head Rod hGsieesa III d
Slaughters-$lO reward for mules.
Cunard Mail Line. me SEQ. . l-.f So
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MAseUERApE BALL.-An those who
wish to procure rnasqaes for the mas
querade ball in preparation by the
Geruaans win report their names OF
be present at meeting to be held in
the basement OF Ruggles & Plunb's
building, on Tuesday evening next, at
, os.I0ol-
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MARnIED.-At Pane Ford, Pennsyl-
vania, on Thursday, the 2sth of De-
cember, 1871, d. c. McMurtrie, of the
firm OF Bruner Sc McMurtrie, of this
city, and Miss Kittie NJ. Fisher, Of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. McMurtrie is one
of our industrious and energetic bust
ness men, a most worthy member OF
society, and we are glad to chronicle
the above event. Nc. has our best
wishes oISfuture. happiness and pros
:, ,eritvs1A 5S-9 VssA
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November I'D, 1871.

Dissolution OF yCopartnership.
nN and. after January LIST, 1872. the
III vn Of Schmidling & Watson win be
dissolved, by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be continued by Frank schEnid-
ling We hereby notify all parties in
debted to Us that every account must be
settled by the above date, or they viii be
promptly sued and collected by due pro-
cess OF 1sW.Y.We shal make no exeep.
tI deestf scHEIpLING 4 WATSON.
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Arkansas CITY PRoPKRTY-I offer
for sale few choice business and resi-
dence lots In Arkansas City, Gerry cheap.
Address, L. B. KELLOGG,
ian1-tf Arkansas City, Kan.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY TO. EET.-
Has the best light of any gallery in the
city. Operating room 20x2s. Recep.
ton room 20x17. Good location. VIII
rent it very low, for one or more years.
Enquire of P. j. Lehnhard, at Red
Boot shoe store. ian1-tf
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A New Years Sons


Frederick Is the man
We ought to patronize.
He always pays the biggest price
For everything he buys. a.FEs
And If you have thing to sell, ).
just take 1t to his store, t-xz
He always pays the market price
And I think sometimes more.
And If anything you want to buy,
He keeps 8 grocery store.
Although he sold you what you have
he wants to sell you more.
Nov Frederick's store, We all know,
Is the oldest one in town,
We surely ought ia buy of him.
And pay the money down.
Some folks pay for what they eat,
Others may in time;
The bankers bill comes In first,
The gFocerd lefs behind. ans
Sung to the tune Of pay your
debts. ilaa l-ail.sf rsH jan1-w9
FOR RKNF.-A house with I'VE rooms
and; three aerss Of ground, . half lsnile
from Emporia. Apply to
jan1-w1 w. T. McCARrY.
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AT THE BELLOWS AaAIN.-Those
who want apythiPg in Che blacksmith
Ing line Will find Hiram Conner, one
Of Emporias sold hands at tie Sbel-
lows, at his old shop on Commercial
street Friend COlRsr and the charac-
ter of his work are well known, and 1t
10 NOT worth while for us to speak in
words of commcndation of either.
his advertisement win be found m
thfS hnner.
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ELEcrED.-Dr. J,wHghl hiss bsSn
elected as lay delegate to represent
the Emporia church in the Lay con-
vention OF tho Kansas NJ. e. confer-
ence, which, meets IN this city In
March.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

INTELLIGENC OFFICE.
TIME undersigned has opened an intel
Il Hge1ee 9fHGes 6 his restaurant snd
confectionery store, 123 Commercial street,
Emporia. Persons desiring TO employ
help Of any kind can have their names
registered in his book free Of charge. A
fee Of my cents viii be charged each uer-
son eekiEga e1Hleymeak. 8 erOsus. keek.
ing employ nleHt can 1est assufe6 mat /
Will ind an employer for them IL IL is pos
sible for one TO be obtained, either in the
city or country.
ian1tf J. A. ARBJJTHEUT
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Burlingame Goal

Having contracted with the Kansas Coal
Company, of Burlingame, !, 1 am now pre-
pared to supply the public with as good
an article OF coal for heating purposes a.
has been offered in this market. This
and pronounced by many OF our citizens
as good coal as they have used.
Office at the Juvenile restaurant, one
door south of Schmidling's meat market;
yard south of the A., T. q 8. Fe depot.
Orders left at the office or at the v ard viii
be promptly filed. Coal delivered free to
any part Of the city. Terms cash on de-
livery. j. W. MORGAN.
ian1.1nf - IL l..-.. -. - -
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- U&NO' ~ O1hA1l-A5 -. J"
H . II O T. . p ST.
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by . new
method. No charge unless satisfae-
tory cure Is made. Office corner of
Commercial street and Sixth avenue,
rear of Riggs & Dunlap's bank.
tiif ianI-tf
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SsiIrH.-We mean A. 3. smith, the
merchant, has moved his store 70 the
Eskridge building, on the northwest
corner OF Commercial street and Sixth
avenue. He Is. fixed up in elegant
styie, has = heavy stock, and Is ready
Soysugsdepspd that may be made up
on him for dry goods. We hope Smith
viii prosper. He Is good nierehan
and No. man.
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deesAt
nIaSOITIHION.

TIME partnership heretofore existing
i between s. z. Lighter and F. A.
Lighter is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. +. A. Lighter will continue the
business at the old stand, corner of Third
avenue and Constitution street. Emporia,
Kansas, S. X. LIGHTER,
~ +. A. LIGHTER.
Nnvan1b her 0glf4 1871 dao9l. 4vv
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Address C. 5. Lambdin, Plymouth,
Kansas, for Clothes Line Cable Wire
just received fresh supply. I have
a choice pony team and close light
wagon for hire, cheap. Inquire OF J..
z. Lambdin, Plymouth, Kansas. 81.
ianl.9
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BoUsHT orr--Lewfs Lutz has pur-
chased coke Watson,f interest in the
anesr{ market hsyetof1rH; known as
schniidlIng & WAtsonS. We Flsh the
firm OF Schmidiing & Lutx abundant
nrnanekityi { , =. Il ~
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.kEcALs.
nIsSnLuTIAN

FTlHE firm Of Arm Il Smith has been dis.
solved by mutual consent. The bu-
siness will be continued by Alex Smith,
who will settle ali accounts, and to whom
1fi +. Arm,
dee8-4t i I+s1.1 =. ALEX SMITH,
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Coon NEws.-F. A. Lighter has re-
duced the price of coal to % cents a
bushel. This Is good news for consum-
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Use Geo. Leis' celebrated Condition
Powder for horses and cattle. They
are q Kansas discovery. The best,
cheapest and safest powder in use.
For sale by all druggists. JAn1=tf
A Cabinet sewing machine for sale at
the City Book Store at reduced price.
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BURLINQANdE COAL !!

Good Netcs for the People.
have for sale plenty Of the very best
BurIingame coal at the lowest price. Or
ders filed promptly. Leave orders at my
office, back OF Aid. A. Baker & Co.'s
store, or at the grocery store Of G.. w.
Frederick. Residence southwest corner
or Constitution street and Fifth avenue.
jan1-9t DAVID G.. JONES.
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their former place

sUDDrk pEIr4EFHo EliS Of Join
Rosean, an old settler en- Dow creek,
in this county, died on Now Y ears day
OF heart disease, after an illness OF
about three hours, <tOOIS
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05

George FredeEislEs the grocerymani
writes poetry exclusively for THE EN-
PoRIA NEWS. Old Bonner can't get
him, His subject, this week, is grocer
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05

WANrED.-Informat that viii
lead 70 the whereabouts OF Robert and
Andrew Pringle, natives Of Knows.
head Dairy, Ayrshire, Scotland, by
calling or writing to their brother,
John Pringle, Hazlettville P. o., Wood
son Co., Kansas. iapl-w2s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-01-05

Broadway silk hats, and full line of
other late styles, at Periey & Bearce's.
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