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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-04-19
Hartford.

What has become of our Hartford
The news they give
from this quarter is quite meagre.
They evidently so ON the principle that
.brevity Is the soul OF w.t." Our
sprighLly contributor, who OCCASION
ally appeared over the non de plume OF
A. d. c., has retired from the field.
What is the matter? A modest re-
serve is very commendable. Hope he
may ignore modesty and let his light
shine.
w. p. Gould has taken charge OF
the Hartford school. His many friends
in Emporia and Americas, where be
has previously taught. and given en-
tire satisfaction, viii be pleased tc
know that heis still trying to make
himself nseful.
Spring has at last, after one of oul
severest Kansas winters, fairly usher.
ed in. Vegetation of all kinds il
springing up very rapidly. The far.
mers are promptly taking advantag,
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FIR EMONT.

Yesterday there was demonstration
of the settlers of Dow creek and vici-
nifty near the blacksmith shop of Mr..
Crawford, under the supervision of
Robt. Milliken, our county surveyor,
to raise the blockade in the highway
ut that place, caused by the fencing in
of the ford on the land of Mr.. Morgan.
After the usual formalIties in such
cases made and provided, the viewers,
Messrs. A. E. Roads, j. Peak, and T.
Armor, agreed to report in favor of
laying out road across the corner OF
the field on the southeast bank of the
creek, cutting OF about 31s acres of
land.
The grass on the prairie is just
large enough to induce colts to stray
of.
There is no corn planted yet that
know of, but folks are getting ready
to do it soon.
Mr.. Beaver lost one of his twins,
lately, by whoOping cough, which is
quite prevalent. There are also some
cases of measles in the community.
There are few new corners hunt
ing homes. B.
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STALLION NOTICE.
White Mountain Bow,

- YEARS old next June, is offered to
ID breeders who may wish to breed road-
sters or trotters, for the service Of 80
mares during the season of 1872.
Mountain Boy is q young horse Of splen-
did action, perfect in his temperament
and disposition, q magnificent roadster,
and horse that shows great speed for
one Of his age. He is natural tretIer, and
although he has never been in the hands OF
q trainer, or been handled by even a good
driver, he has frequently shown better
than mile in minutes.
He belongs 20 one Of the best families OF
trotters the country has ever produced the
Morrill, family, whose representatives are
Fearnaught, who trotted at Buffalo in
1863 in 2:221k, winning the $4,000 purse
from the best horses in the country; Dro-
co Prince, who has trotted in 2:24; Young
Fearnaught, who won the esprit OF the
tianes'' stake, when 4 years old, in 2:44;
and Ben Wright, who won, last year, in
Boston. when only 3 years old, in 2:44 and
the colt Defiance, q half-brother TO Noun
tain Boy. by the same sire, whe trotted at
the n Z. fair last fall, at 4 years old, in
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PEDIGREE.


Mountain Boy Is by Gen. Lyon; he by
Old Morrill,, Of Danvtlfe, Vermont; be ny
the Jennison horse; he by Bulrush Nor.
gan; he by the celebrated Old Justin Nor
gan, the original sire OF all the Mofg1ns.
The old Morrill, horse Of Danvllle, Vt, In
herited from his dam a strong strain Of
Messenger blood, and was one OF the finest
trotters Of hts day. Hegot trotters faster
tn an himself, however. His sons have
got trotteFs still faster. and his gran dsons
are now getting trotters that are trotting
close down to 2:30 when 3 years old.
There is coming speed In this blood that
promises to equal the best performances
Of any breed, and specimens Of this stock
have already been seld at 20.000, while
others are held at higher figures.
That Mountain Boy will get fast and
valuable colts, trotJers and splendid road
sters, there ean scarcely be q doubt. A
colt Of hfs sired when he was 2 years old,
show ed such q splendid trotting action II
4 months old that his owner was offered
500 for him, which he refused. No 9th.
ers of his get have yet been seem The
sire Of Mountain Boy has got many fast
and valuable colts, and is himself trot.
ter Of the first class. Although nevel
trained for the course, he has frequently
shown 2:36 and 2:S5 when exhibited At ths
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EMPoRIA.-we clip the following
complimentary extract from letter
TO the Cincinnati Western Christian
Advocate, written by Rev. J. Thomp-
son, OF Leavenworth. In speaking of
the recent Conference held here, he
says: -s
"Emporia Is one OF the live, growing
towns OF the West. It Is In Lyon coun-
ty, than which there are perhaps few
better counties in this or any other
State. Many feared that EmporiA
would be too strait, and Rev. b. Belly,
the pastor, be overwhelmed In accom-
modating the Conference and the lay
Electoral College. But this young
Kansas city, and It's wide-awake pas
tor, were equal TO the emergency.
Though the population is only 5000, at
outside figures, yet over four hundred
were accommodated with homes, with
which the highest satisfaction was
manifested; 90 entirely did all feel this,
that a purse was contributed 70 pur-
chase gold watch rs testimonial "a
Rev. Bernard Kelley, 70 whom 80 much
was due in making every one happy
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An eastern dentist recently wrote u

An eastern dentist recently wrote us
asking If Emporia would be . good
place for a good dentist. We answer
ed that it has two excellent dentists,
Drs. Davenport and Young, and that
they can do about all the w0rk in that
line at present. Both these gentlemen
are skilful and experienced, and their
prices are very moderate. We advise
our readers not to neglect the proper
care of their teeth, and to call on
either of our dentists whenever their
teeth are out of order.
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A rare opportunity is now offered
our citizens to procure grape vines that
will bear this year. The large vines
in Fremont Park are being taken up
and sold. Several of our citizens have
already procured supply. The col
lection consists of the newest and finest
varieties. ]. w. Truitt has them for
sale at the park, together with large
and full assortment of other nursery
stock; fine lot of genuine Kansas
grown apple trees years old; a mag
nificent stock of eyergreens, roses, or
namental trees, &c. In fact a full
stock of everything. The big tree of
California will be on exhibition here
in few days. Do not fail to see it.
Remember, at Fremont Park, on Union
street.
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PLYMOUTH.

The temperance cause seems to be
on the decline as the meeting of last
Saturday evening, as also that of two
weeks previous, was failure. We do
not see why such an association cannot
be kept up here. We certainly have a
temperate community, political candi-
dates end electioneerers to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Miss Young, of this place has been
employed by the directors of this dis
trict to teach our summer school. She
is an accomplished young lady, has
good recommendations, and we think
will teach a good school.
MIR. Mcmillan, of Emporia, has
boon fencing and otherwise improving
his farm, one mile north of town. He
is an enterprising gentleman, and is
putting up substantial Improvements.
The switch on the railroad, at the
county line, is nuisance to Plymouth
and steps have been taken for its re-
moval but for the last few weeks the
subject has not received much atten-
ton, as all are busy with their spring
work. However, special contract
with Mr.. Peter is desired, and nothing
has been heard from him up to the
present writing by the committee in
charge of it since his return from Bos-
ton.
Spring wheat looks well, and pros
poets indicate good crop. Oats is
nearly all sown, and some of the first
sowing is up nicely. A few farmers
have plsnted corn.
Items are scarce this week, and
we close. Yours,
April 10, 1872. LoAFER.
TEMPERANcE.-The Plymouth tenn
perance society will meet at Plymouth
school house on Saturda, April 9th, at
z O'Clock p. m. Let there be general
turnout that permanent society may
be formed for the PRONUNCIATION of the
cause of temperance.
SAMUEL B. DILLON, Pres.
G.. T.. PICKETT, Sec.
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PERsoNAL.-We were glad to meet
In our Office this week, N. p. Cogswell,
of the n. X. & T. railroad. 1t viii be
remembered he was the agent of tie
road here for long time. He has
been east In the interest of the COM
pany for some months. He now pro-
poses to remain with us for time at
least and we wish him q pleasant stay
as well rs plenty OF business, which
we believe railroad men always have.
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FRUIT AND AGRICULTURAL SO
CIETK.

Quite number Of farmers assembled
at the school house on district Nc. Is,
Lyon county, to organize an agricul-
tural society.
A permanent organization was eff
fectcd by electing the following OFF,
GERS; L. B. Morgan, President; N
Beals, Vice President; BENZ. F. Dixon
Secretary; Las Hirst, Treasurer.
Tie object Of the society Is 'tto en-.
courage and facilitate agriculture, hor.
ticulture and stock raising, by such
measures ~ the Society may adopI
from time to time"
ResOlred, That the Secretary for
ward to the EAGPoRxA News and Kan
sas Farmer for publication ths forego-
ing proceedings.
Adjourned to meet Attn mo. 18th, 1871
BENZ. F. DIXON, Sec.
Postoffice address, Americas, Kan.
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J.F. Hedges and family leit US last
week to take up their residence at
warrensburg, Missouri. We regretted
to part with Mr.. H., as lac Was one Of
our most substantial and worthy citi-
zens. We hope his new home win be
all TO him which he has anticipated 1t
would be, and that prosperity may at
tend him.
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snecia1 nisnatch.

The following dispatch has been re-
ceived by Z. T. & Co:
CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1872.
Hides firm; pay Is cents pound and
buy all you can. N. E. e Co.
According to the above dispatch we
will pay after to-day Is cents per
pound for No. 1 dry flint hides, at the
Chicago Branch Store, E. z. & Co., 136
Commercial street.
Farmers and country dealers take
notice, while the market is excited.
Furs have also advanced in price. For
particulars inquire at the Chicago
Branch Store of z. f. & Co., B. T.
Wright's old stand.
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FARM FOR SALE.

on ACRES bottom land, miles from
on Americas, on Allen creek, 20 acres
fnclosed, 30 in cultivafioH, 9 acres timber
100 rods 4 year old hedge, stock water,
range, sheds and shelter good. 1000 ap-
pie, peach and cherry trees from to
years old; grapes, gp0sberries, gtrawber-
ries. &C., 81. Frame house 14x24, 3 rooms
on the first hoor, good cellar Ilxi6, good
well at the door. Price $4,000, part on
months time. For further particulars In
quire on farm b. 9. ADAMS.
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DIED.-At the residence of her hus-
band, in this city, after lingering ill-
ness Of IA months, on Sunday, 9TH
inst, Elizabeth, wife of Evan Davis,
aged nearly % years. Her remains
were followed to the Welsh cemetery,
south of the city, by large coneonrse
of friends and relatives.
Resolutions of coincidence and
sympathy were passed by the Odd Fell
lows, to comfort Bro. Davis in his hour
of affiiction.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NorICR.-All
communication and articles for publ
cation must be handed In by Tuesday
evening, at the latest, to insure inser-
ton. All advertisements and business
notices must be in by Wednesday
night. We would much prefer to have
them Monday or Tuesday. Almost
every body holds back till Thursday,
and that iS the day our paper should
be closed up, in order to reach the FRI
days mails. We hope our friends and
patrons will pay strict attention to this
matter.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-04-19

Hall & Bros music room is the most
popular, and most pleasant institution
In Emporia. Every day except SUN
days, It has numerous visitors, who
are free to try the pianos, organs,
melodeons, yiolIns, e., and good music
can be heard most any time. The an
trance is from the dry goods store.
Last Saturday three organs were sold.
We cordially advise all lovers of music
10 visit Hall b Bros rooms a. often as
they can ind time.
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One OF our business men thought he
could save money by getting lot of
job work from Chicago or st. Louis.
He got our figures, and thought he
could certainly improve on them. But
the result has been that he gave us the
work, finding that our figures were
not only as low, but considerably low
er than the figures ne got from the
said cities. And yet, supposing they
had been somewhat higher, would it
have showed business policy to have
sent the money away from home? Sup
pose we all do that?
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CLOSING OUT.-For the next 10 days
will sell stoves and tinware at cost,
at the end of that time shall move 20
Cottonwood Falls, consequently must
and will sell at very low figures for
cash. have good set of timers
tools and full set of patterns, which 1
will sell at very low figures.
1G WILL II. Roe.
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Commercial street building begins to
loak lively. Capt. North's foundation
wall is finished. Its n capital good
one. SchmidlIng is putting his up,
and so is Clapp. A heavy force OF men
will soon be at work "all along the
line
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The services Of White Mountain Boy
can be had for S15, one half OF which viii
be payable, in ali eases, at the time Of dfst
service, and the other half at the end Of
one year from the time of first service.
provided the mare proves with foal. If
She does not 80 pEoys, her owner will be
entitled 70 the service OF the horse for one
mare the following year without making
ing osly payment Of $50 at the end OF
the year as above stated. The payment
required at the time Of first service may
be made in cash, In produce, or in asbank-
ahIa note at 20 dayg
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Just received by express, large
stock of ladies' collars, cuffs, laces
from 81 per yard down to 5 cents.
Also all varieties Ginlpure black lace,
neckties, &C., &c.
BANCROFT & McCAPTrp
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For "Dolly Warden" styles, in en-
trancIng variety and profusion, call at
Newman's dry goods store. They are
the rage, and pretty enough to war
rant their popularity.
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Revs. Fiery and Sargent are at
tempting TO establish a society of
the American Evangelical Lutheran
church, and for the present will hold
services in the Episcopal church. The
first meeting will probably be on April
Olaf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROSE GEMs.-A rare lot of parlor
ornaments and cabinet curiosities will
be sold at auction 20 night at ~
O'Clock, at Fraker's store, Commercial
street. The stock consists of Perian
marble, spar goods, shell boyes, shell
roses, shell jewelry, and oriental sea
shells, and small shells for shell work.
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PREMIUMS.

A premium OF $50 Is offered for the best
colt out OF the first 80 OF Mountain Boys
git, speed at the trotting gait 20 determine,
this nremiunan befscE fiEae than 9 mile In
3 minutes should be made. An additional
premium OF $50 will be awarded 70 any
colt that may ahow mile IN . minutes OF
less whea years old, II good mares are
bred 10 Mountain Boy there can be little
1oubt that his owner will have occasion
20 paw over al the above premiums.
All premiums will be payable one half
in eash. snd the other half in services Of
the horse as the regular rates.
ApDIicatfon for the services OF Mountain
Row NAV be made st VAIL & ROLLINS
stock yards, Ne51flo Hill, EzBpAria. - . s
April 10, 1872. 1S-1!
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l.. ID. Hinckley's stage line, from
Cottonwood Falls TO Eidorado, Is very
popular. The fare Is low, and the
route a good one We refer onr read
ers to the advertisement in to-day's
DaDer
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New ADvERrIsEMENTs.-we present
this week the following list of new ad-
vertisements:
I. g. Wibley-Latest styles.
J. w. Truitt-Nursery stock cheap.
l.. d. Hinckley-New stage line.
z. Bone-Found.
s. S. Land Co. Stock-s5.
Mrs. Trask-Letter list.
NJ. X. & T. r. r. Collection of
officers.
c. f. Kelsey-Change Again.
John ChattIe Sale
Newman's-MIllineFy Goods.
T.G. Wibley-BarEains
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J. X. Kiser. OF this city, has invented
machine which he calls a"patent
pad crimper," for crimping pads on
harness. We should say it will do its
work well. Bundrem has one of them
In use. He has applied for q patent,
and we hope he may realize n fortune
from IL.
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MARRIED.--At the residence of the
brides father, T. G. Martin, on the 10th
day of April, A. d. 1879, by Rev. ]. G..
Houston, Mr.. VIM. F. Payne, of Cow
ley county, and Mrs. NJ. A. Maine, of
LYON county, Kansas.
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The next meeting Of the Baptist
Social and Mite Society will be on
Monday evening, April 22d, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. d. T. Wright, corner 9th
avenue and Constitution street. All
Of the friends will be made welcome.
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:, COUNCIL rRooEEp1Nes.
cOuNc1L cHAMaER, AprIl ), 1sz2.

COUNCIL CHANBER, April ., 1872.
In pursuance OF law, the City Coun-
Gil met TO canvass the returns OF the
election for city officers held April 9,
1872. Mayor Jay and all the Coun cil-
men were present.
The returnA were presented by the
Clerk and opened by the Mayor IN the
presence of the Council. CounciImen
Hibben and Nichols were appointed
tellers, and the vote was duly canvass
ed and the officers elected, as shown by
the returns, were each on motion Sc
declared elected.
The following Councflmen elect
were present, and were duly sworn in
by Mayor jay for the term of two year,
or until their Successors shall be cleo.
ted and qualified, viz: Chas. Wheeiock
W. II. Wicks, E. P. Bancroft. and z
Nichols.
On motion the second City Council
was adjourned sine die.
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A large part Of the building this sea-
son Is being done by 'oid residents, -
whose experience here is such that they
know what Empori, Is going to be,
and that too many first-class buildings
cannot be erected.
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UNITARIAN SocIErY.-Rev. w. T..
Copeland viii preach next Sunday
morning on the Baptism OF Jesus"
the second OF the course Of sermons on
Christ. In the evening Mr.. c. viii lee
turc on christianity the fIilfillment OF
The Ethnic Religions"
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Our real estate men report business
much better than last wear. Bachelor
& Jones have been very busy the last
two weeks in showing farms and land
to new corners.
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just received by express, a good line
of ladies' kid gloves, at S1.e5 per pair.
mar15 BANCROFT & McCARrER.
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Bishop WALTON Tuesday even
ing, April 23d, Bishop Vail will hold
services at the Episcopal church in
this city, at which time the rite of con-
firmation will be administered to all
entitled to receive the same
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having secured the services Of Mr..
R. L. Cochran as travelling agent
for THE News, we ask all par
ties In arrears to get ready to settle
their accounts when he presents them.
Mr.. Cochran will make a thorough
canvass of Central and Southwestern
Kansas. take contracts for advertising,
job work, &C., and Is fully authorized
90 transact business for this Office.
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RYAN & LYONS
NEW CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP.

Horseshoeing and KepaIrfng.
sixth avenue, a few rods east Of the NEWS
Office. 4
Carriages and wagons made to order.
All kinds of repairing and jobbing done
IN tho best manner By skillful workmen.
Prices very reasonable. We invite an In
spection of our work and guarantee salts
faction. Come and see US.
jan27 IL RYAN s. LYONS.
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For white piques, Victoria lawns
plain and plaid nansooks, jaccanetts,
Swiss null, dotted Swiss, go to Ban
croft s. McCarter's.
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Why should ague patients live In 4
house built by SpragueP Because
there's no 'shake" In such houses, no
matter how hard the wind blows.
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More new dress goods just received
at Bancroft & McCarter's.
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Rev. A. n. Averill will preach in the
Baptist church Sabbath evening, on
Baptism rs related to the Lords Sup
per, or Close Communion" as 1t Is
called
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If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties of Cake, go TO
Morris 6 Bottger. jan1-tf
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I1ssTr0Ued For 1879,
w = L RI -
Premium Two-Horse
CORN PLOW

Manufactured ard for sale by WEIR
PLOW COMPANY, MONMOUTH, ILL.
Wetr,0 CAl1hv89Or Ahe04 S1
Alf OsheHB, having been decided
cuitivator that admits Of moving the
gangs Independently In Q lateral and
vertical direction. ut the same time hold
ing them In an erect position during Op-
GRAFTON, without other means Of support:
There are Over $4,000 In Upeg
1t cultivstes the ground deeper than any
other machine Of the kind. We use moth
ing but Special Cast Steel, and each blade
Is highly tempered and warranted 20
mers each year testifying they raise more
corn per acre with the Weir than any eth
er culttVator they can get, pratsing its
general good qualities and Recommending
Il as Tke Best CalsivssSr1a Use.
It possesses many advantages over 9TH
LIST: Il is 20 dmpie that it can be oper-
ated by boy.
I'd. BY means Of peculiar twist in
the Diamond Sheyels (a late improve
ment, we avoid all side pressure, wheth.
er the shovels are set 70 throw dirt to or
from the corn.
Sd. BY means Of our patent Evsaer,
we secure q lower draft than any other
Cultiyator. The draft being on direct
line from the shoyels 20 the horses Shout
ders, the horses neeks, sc well as the
wheels, are relieved Of all downward
pressure.
4th. BY means Of q patent square
frame. the knuckles are held in an exact
vertical petition, thereby keeping the
gangs In the same position, and preTeat-
Ing thar rocking motion 20 commca with
ether plows.
9th. One man will do the work Of tive
with greater ease to himessf aad horses,
and thus save the wages and board Of .
hired man, which is equal to the price Of
the machine.
9Th. The frame, beams and ahanks be-
ing OF wood, are easily repaired, and do
not spring and twist cut Of Shape when
meeting with resistance, - l. comAon
with Wrought Iron Cultfvators.
9TH. 1t ID strong, durable, and with
proper care will last many years.
Every Flew WaPE9Ase1
after three days fair trial TO give perfect
satisfaction, or the money refunded On
is return.
Price 838.
FoR SALE ny
3. Il. ABRAHAR, zmpsria, Kan
At Roe's Stove and Tin Shop. opposite
Post Once. mar16-2n