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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-02
NEWS ITEMS.

California is having the "zoot."
Stanton, Tenn. was entirely burn
ed last Saturday night.
Carl Schurz sailed for Europe on
Saturday in the steamer Deutsch-
land.
a destructive fire in Sedalia, Mo-,
Monday, burned five large business
houses.
Fifteen hundred singing birds
were brought TO Cincinnati from
Germany.
Jersey City police will hereafter
have all the Israelites close their
stores on the Christian Sabbath.
The tunnel under the city of Bal
timore, built at a cost of 100000,
viii be completed in two months.
A frost in Tennessee, on Friday
night did considerable injury to
the fruit and vegetation in that State.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at
n. Y. to sell 100000 gold during
May.
The draw span of the St. Joe
bridge was swung into line Monday
amid a large assemblage of her cit
liens.
Four large stores and lots on
Broadway, n. Y, belonging to
VIM. NJ. Tweed, were sold ct anc-
ton Tuesday to satisfy Judgment.
The suspended commissioners to
the Vienna Exposition, say that
their suspension is the result of
selfish conspiracy, aud proofs can be
adduced.
Congressman Cox, of New York,
and Peters, of Maine, have refused
to receive their back pay. The lat
ter requests that the treasurer maize
no mention of the act.
The fiFty-fourth anniversary of
Odd Fellowship was celebrated in
Omaha, on Friday evening, By a
banquet and ball. Il large number
were present from other points.
Though it is more than a year and
, half since the great conflagration |
occurred in Chicago, it is stated as
/ fact that fire can still be found
among the ruins of some of the
heavier buildings.
1t has been discovered that some |
owns in Nebraska, north of the
lorth fork of the Platte, have been
coated on lands shown 10 belong TO
he Sioux Reservation lately with
lrawn from the market.
A number of Indian bands are
decidedly hostile feel
ngs In various parts of the Terrific
les. The strength of the armies it !
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1t costs something to live in Kan
sas City. Here arc three items i:
Street improvements, l2S.70S.G0 /;
police force, S34, 55S.S7; fire depart
ment, SAL ,0S7.54. Total for these
three little items, 20i,355.0l. The
total debt of the city is 81, 430, 2l7.52.
The population is not over 10000,
so that 1t is easy to see what is the
matter with Kansas City.
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Giles f. Filley, the great stove
dealer of st. Louis, says that when
he was one of the directors of the
Kansas Pacific, the company had to
pay James Harlan, then Secretary
of the Interior, $4,000 before he
would deliver certain bonds due the
company. Durant, on behalf of the
Union Pacific, had previously paid
Harlan $4,000 to annoy the Kansas
Pacific,
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The dcfaulting cashier of the At
lantic National Bank of New York
has shown his fiduciary skill by
sinking 100000 of the bank capital
in stock speculations. lie is now
in jail, engaged in thinking over his
little speculative mishap. Its pity
to thus Cypress one so gifted. Pause
and drop tear of sympathy.
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Sher.ines sale.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale. issued
Id out OF the District court OF the 5th
Judicial District, sitting in and for the
county Of Lyon and State CT Kansas, IN q
til, and Isaac n. Earnbesrt, Job Throck-
morton and James II. w bite defendants
I will, on Monday, the 18th day Of Nav
1873. at II o'clock 4. M. at the front door
II the court house.iu said county, offer
bidder, for cash in hand, all The right,
title and interests of the said defendants.
IN and TO the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: The whole OF block No. 10,
and tue north half OF block No II, in the
town OF Hartford. Lyon county, Kansas.
APPRAISED Ct 500. Given under my Of
teizl hand. It Emporla, This 18th Jay Of
April. 1879. JOHN BAY,
1870 Sheriff oELyon county, Kan.
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SENsIBLE.-We see that the Kan
sas Magazine for May sirplifies the
spelling of the word programme"
thus: program" We don't know
as this reform originated with the
KANSAS" but It is very sensible,
and ought to become general.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given to all credi-
IN tors and others interested in the es-
tate of Vim. Green. thai the undersigned
administrator OF said estate will make
final settlement Of the same on July eth.
1873, at the office of the Probate Judge, in
Lyon county, Kansas
1919" OLIVER PHILLIPS.
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is feared is too weak to meet the
possible emergencies, and au extra
session of Congress may be called
TO provide accordingly.
A shocking casualty is reported
by telegraph from Oils, Indiana, a
small town Mt the intersection of the
Lake Shore with the Chicago and
New Albany railroad. By the burn
ing of house an old gentleman,
with his daughter and fiye children
were roasted to death, the fire max
ing such rapid progress as 10 pre-
vent the Iescne of the imprisoned
persons. The mother persisted in
the attempt to save her children,
while. the old man was confined. to
his bed by broken leg.
The Indian Commissioners. at
their meeting in New York on Mon
day, thought their most important
field was among the Sioux Indians,
who number about $4,000, many of
whom may be disposed TO give
trouble if satisfactory arrange
ment is not made with them in re-
gard to the North Pacific railroad.
Spotted Tails band is restless be-
cause of the murder of some chiefs !;
rising i feared in the Black River
and Poa der Hill country. The
commits ioners do not expect trouble
with the Klamaths, Snakes, or other
Indians in Ihe Modoc country.
The New York Times learns from
a recent visitor that the Lincoln
monument at Springfield, Illinois,
is in a most deplorable condition,
that tie "coflin is dripping with
moisture and covered with patches
of wet plaster, instead of wreaths
of immortelles," and that altogether
the tomb is Ga disgrace TO those hay
ing charge of IT," The Times sug-
gests that the remains be removed
TO Mount Vernon where they will
be well cared for, and might fitting
ly rest beside those of Washington.
This hint will probably stir up the
Springfield people TO their duty in
this sacred and important charge.
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ABOUT TINE IT WAS STOPPED

Is is not about time the circu-
lation of evil reports on the eve OF
election for electioneer4ng purposes
was stopped? We think all good,
candid men will say yes. 1t is the
common practice 10 circulate these
reports on all who take an active
part in the political and other con-
tests of the day. II is wrong. 1t
is injurious TO society. II discour-
ages many good man from taking
an active part in public affairs. Its
influence is vicious. or course we
are not in favor OF screening rogues,
but let us conflne ourselves to facts
when elcctioneering. We haYe
known elections TO be carried by
designing scoundrels and, dema-
gogues, solely because OF tho circn-
lation of evil and false reports upon
their opponents. This may occur
rarely, but all know Instances of
such results We have made it a
rule for years not to be influenced
on the eve of election by any re-
port we hear, unless there are strong
circumstantial proofs or facts we
cannot refuse to believe. How
many men go 10 the polls TO vote
one way, and even on election day,
permit themselves TO be turned
from what they had believed the
right way to vote by having some
clectioneerer who had a personal
spite to crafty or some selfish end
to gain, fill their ears with some
trumped up story or SANDER. The
mind is ever too willing to believe
such reports on the eve of election
We have been led to make these
remarks and we have often thought
of making them before-from re.
ports which have reached us with
regard to the motives which actu-
ated men on both sides of the late
bond contest. We heard it said on
several occasions that those who
were members of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the proposed road advo'
Gated the bonds because they would
get from $4,000 to $l5 900 each ou
of the enterprise. This was story
''made out of whole cloth" as we
believed and so said. On the Other
hand, it was stated about The streets
that we had been bought up by the
n. L. * S. f. road to oppose the
bonds, aud that we had gone to
Topeka TO consummate the bargain
If we are correctly Informed thi;
story was repeated by men whom
we had not thought would stoop to
such disreputable and low-liyed
business. The truth is, we haye no.
been in Topeka since tho day after
the Senatorial election, except al
hour or two about the 10th o.
March, and we have not seen any
of the authorities of the A. Il. & S
+. road since some time last fall
neither have we ever held any cor
respondence with them about thi:
or any other question efrectIng The
interests of Lyon county or Empo
ria. We do not even have the
slightest idea as TO how the author.
tiles of that road felt in regard tC
the result of this bond election.
Amy man who asserts to the con-
trary is falsiiier, and if he has the
manhood to make the charge open
ly we will give him u chance to
prove it. Perhaps we ought not to
dignity these reports with a denial
We merely mention them to illus
trate what is the usual disreputaole
course in elections, and TO say that
for one we are getti ng mighty tired
of them.
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A railway swindle of seventeen
millions has just exploded in Costa
RIGA. The loan was negotiated in
London. The ring that perpetrated
the swindle included the chief Off
GERS of the government, who made
lying official reports about the pop
ulation of the country and the re-
sources of the government. This
beats the Bank of England torger-
les and the Fremont FL Paso game
in Paris. Verify the capitalists OF
London and Paris seem to be over
wheimed with idle cash.
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LEGAL.
Costs Notice 7

ID Antics, plaintiff and defendant, in
L suits heretofore tried before me. a.
justice Of the Peace. are notified that
shall endcaV or to collect ali costs remain
ing unpaid on the l>t day of " ny. 1873.
lO-la J.JAG BUCK.
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ATCHIsoN DAILY GLoBE.-We are
in receipt of the Daily Globe, new
Republican paper just started in At
Gibson, Kansas. 1t is a thirty-two
column paper, is well gotten up ty-
geographically, and starts out with
good prospects. 1t is said to be
backed with financial strength
enough TO make it a success. The
paper is ably edited, all the depart
ments being full of interest. We
welcome it 10 the journalistic field
OF Kansas, and wish it success. 1t
is published by the Globe Publish
ing Company.
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.
HEMP-In fair demand tor strictly
prime and ehoi ce undressed at SOC 90.
FLOCR-Steady demand; business linn
tied; super 81 75aJ 90: Y So J0aJ 70; XX
STAT Go; NIX 81 90a7 IS; choice SC.
WHEA-"--Firm; No soft spring 81 s.
al 3T1z; No red fail 16iaI 81: No 81
6Sa1 30.
CoRN-Sieady: No mixed 37a37X.
OATS-Dull and lower, No mixed 31a
BE.
BARLEY-steady demand for best
qualities; firm for No at 90c; choice 81 OJ
al 10.
RYE-steady: No 26Sa50.
PoRK-DulI at SIS 2Ja1S 80 for jobbfng
lots.
DRY SALT MEATs-NominaI; shout
ders &c; clear rib Sc; clear sides 91<c.
BACON-Stif and higher prices asked
and buyers stood on; shoulders S14ss clear
rib 101<c; clear sides 105<c; order lots
clear sides TO buyer. June, lie.
LARO-Firm; prime steam a5<e-
COFFEE-Quiet AZ 2i5<a24c for Rio.
SUGAR 9AI97<c for prime 10 choice.
MoLASSES-ghoiee plantation 75aS0e.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGEeAPKI.
Gold and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, May l.
AONEY-MoTc active but stringent at
per cent. gold to per day, closing at
the higher rates.
STERLING-Dull and heavy OF So for
sixty days and ~ for sight.
GOLD-Firmer, rising from II67s to
1l7H, with small business.
LOANS-2a7 per cent.
CLEARINGS-S4 ,0OO, 600.
TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS
600.
CUSTOM RECEEPTs-s3I9.O 900.
GOYERNMENTS-B and firmer.
STATE BONDS-Dull.
RAILROAD MORTGAGEs-Quiet.
sToCKS-Weak but steady, the flnctua-
tions are confined to narrow limits.
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no CoNTRECToRs

CEALED bids will be received by
y the school board OF district No. -,
Lyon county, Kansas, for the construc-
ton Of q frame school house for said dis
trict. Bids TO be left with c. Drake
where plan and specifications can be
seen. All bids must be in by 10 o'clock
m. of Monday, May 10Th. Contract will
be let to the lowest responsible bidder:
work to be completed by August 10, 1873.
Half OF the money on said contract will
be paid when the building is enclosed !;
balance when completed. The board re.
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
1919 c. DRAKE, Dist. Clerk.
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Attachment Notice.

John Hughes Before G. y Barbcller
J. u. Of Empuria civ
Henry Hughes. Lyon county, Kan.
an the 10th OF April. 1874. said Justice
" issued AN order e attachment in the
above action for thu ~,.'n & sci. which
said cause wtii bc = ard u IT, l.th day
of Stay, 1878, At ~ e. 'rE "a "a.
JOHN htGFiES.
Emporia, April is. 1873. IG-ls
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jack for Sale.

A NY farmer wanting TO engage in this
IA most profitable kind of stock raising
can find good bargain at the sale stable
OF GIL & tiilliland, on 9th avenue, who
nave for sale or trade a jack of good stock.
good size. and can show some OF the best
mule colts in this county. Call and see
Sam. for he Will trade, 1871
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Burlingame had 100000 fire at
daylight Wednesday morning. A
mong the buildings destroyed was
the old Schuyler mill. The city
records were destroyed.
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OFFICE OF THE II. KAT. r. Co,
No. NASSAU STREET,


THE annual meeting of the stockhold-
4 erS of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
railway company, for the election of d.
rectors for the ensuing year, and the
transaction Of other business, will be
held at the Office of the company in Par
sons, Kansas. On Wednesday, the 2ISt
day of May, a. ID. 1873. at one O'clock.
p. m.
The transfer books will be closed from
May llth TO May 2ist, 1873. inclusive.
By order, H. II. HENSON, Sec.
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The agents of the Bank of Eng
land have made haul in New York
of a quarter of a million that had
been realized by Bidwell on his
forgeries.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 ali credit
IN orS and Others interested in the es-
tate CT Griffin Sweet. that the undersigu.
ed administrator OF sSid estate will make
final settlement of the same on July 1th,
1873, 1t the office of the Probate Judge of
Lyon county. Kansas.
1919 OLIVER PHILLIPS.
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Hon. James Brooks, representa-
tive in Congress, died in New York
Wednesday night, aged 63 years.
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1t is the opinion of those best in
formed IN political circles, that civil
war in France is imminent, as the
monarchists have been rapidly gain
ing in strength, and seem deter
mined to overthrow the Theirs gov
ernme emit at all hazards.
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S33,S33 per acre for thirty-three
acres has been offered for land ~
miles from the City Hall, New
York.
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ST. Louls 1--we stock ,zarke

ST. Louis. May 1
CATFLE-QuIet; fair to choice beeves
81 25a7; for Inferior TO common S2a5 20;
Texan S2a5 l31z.
HOGS-Firm at 81 95a5 10.
SHEEP-inaetiYe at S2a6 so,
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

More troops are TO be sent imme-
diately TO the Pacific coast.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

"AVIN9 resigned the office of Attor-
III ney of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway company for Kansas. and
having opened a law office in this city, 1
shall give my undivided attention to my
profession. Those placing business in my
hands may rest assured that / will use
every honest effort to make satisfactory
returns. Very respectfully,
WILLARD DAVIS.
Parsons, Kan, March is, 1873 1920
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Strayed.

u west Of Burlingamr, April 5, enc
pony mare, four YEARS odd; dark bay I;
black name, aud tail r''arh.-> Within six
inches OF tie ground; 3 darK leg, aud
one bind leg white; has white stripe
nose; the Whit runs down en-" nosfrtl.
Also. one light ic"n gray station pony
Il not 1IieTsa since ~traS'lt: = sears old ;
has abiazcd foreiIc al tie bi s-su only
be slightly seen; nttBc uHd l,iii uf "a light
color. a reward of ten dollars sYitl be
given for return 81 thc ppnies. or for in
formation which viii lead to The recov-
cry OF the same.
CASPER RADLINGMAYER.
Iurifnosme D.lVe Ia X IN I7-IS&
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Attachment Notice.

W.
James 4. Wicker and j. l.. Seamans.i
Before T. y. Sedgwick, j. Il. Of the city
of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas.
ON tho 10th day OF April, 1875, said
" Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum OF
800. which cause will he heard on the
cath day Of May. 1873. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
+. w. CUNSINGuAM,
Atty for Pm.
April 10, 1873. 1872
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Sfraved.

TROM the premises OF j. NJ. Miller. on
- Dow creek. : two year old steers;
one was brindle, with stag horns. fhe
other white, had one horn sheIled OF: I'M
derbit out of each ear OF both of them .
branded M on the left hip. AIIberal re-
ward will be paid for Information that
viii lead 10 their recovery.
Box IS. 1S-19# j. NJ McCREARY.
Emporia. Kan,
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Sherina Gole

NOTiCE is hereby given that by Nir-
In tue or IN order OF sale. Issued BY the
Clerk OF the district court OF Lyon
county, Kansas and tome direeted.I will.
on Monday. the 18th day of May, 1879, at
10 O'Clock q. M. at the front door Of the
court house, in said county, offer for sale.
at public auction, to the highest bidder.
for cash, all the right title and interest OF
Z. J. BritteDbaugb, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, to- wit: The
township Il, range II, in Lyon county
Kansas. 10 be sold TO satisfy jadgme. of
IN favor Of Riggs, Dunlap & Co., and re
mainder OF proeectls of sale, IL any. to n n
ply on judgment in said court in favor
OF the Emporia Mutual Loan Associations
and against the said T.. }. Brfttenbanob
I"wJ JOHN BAY,
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Attachment Notice.

I. y. Wright Before Watson Grcncll,
Scott Shuts Lyon @ county, KANSAS sr.'
ON the thru day Of April, A. ID. 1879,
" said Justice issued an order Of at
tachment in the above action for the sum
Of SII. which said ciusc will be heard on
the 18Th day of MAY. A. ID. 1874. at IL
O'clock M. Il. A. WRIGHT.
Americas, APRIL %. 1873. l1-lg
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chicago Live stock market.
CHICAGO, May !.

CHICAGO, Nay j.
CATTLE-Quiet, good shipping grades
steady: SIS 10a5 50 for fair TO choice, 81 30
for medium aeshy steers and feeders; -
25a4 so for fat COWS.
HOGS-FairIS active but steady NJ IS .
as 65 for common TO extra,
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sHERIFE,s SALE

NOfICE is hereby given that by VIZ
An tue Of an order of sale. issued by the
clerk OF the district court OF Lyon county,
Kansas, TO INC directed, will, Gu Mon
day. the 9Th day Of May, 1873, AT 10 O'Clock
4. M, at the door OF the court house in
SAID county, offer for sale, at public aue-
IIon, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate. to-vyit:
~ feet aud 8 inches by 30 feet of the
west end OF lot No. 81, on Market street
In :he city of Emporia, Lyon county.
Kansas, beginning st the southwest cor
ner OF lot 50; thence cast So feet inches;
thence north so feet; thence west Sc feet
Inches; thence south 30 feet to place OF
beginning. To be sold to satisfy judy
ment In favor or &. ). Tandy aud against
Thomas w. Jones. JOHN BAY,
t4t5 sheriff Lyon county Kan.
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SHIiifIEE,S SALE.

D1 virtue Of "a. order Of sale. issued
ID out of the District court CT the 9th
judicial district sitting IN and for Lyon
Bentsch is plaintiff and Thomas Jones
and II &. Jones defendants, / will, on
Monday, the 9th day of May, 1873, at 10
o'clock a. M, at the front door Of the
court house, in said county, offer for sale,
az public auction, for cash, all the right
title and interest Of the said defendants
Thomas Jones and X. q. Jones, in aud to
the following described real estate. to-
wit: 80 feet and inches OF the west end
Of lot No. S., on Market street, In the city
formerly town. o: Emporia, Lyon coun
", Kansas, according TO recorded plat al
same. JOHN BAY,
14t5 Sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas.
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StraVed.

TNROm my PREMISE. II SOdcu's mill.
IL April 9Th, one brown COW. about
Iwelveye T. Did; ra,h'.r lnw. pnd h-avy
built; has hOie b..rS,i IA an" OF both
horns near the head; - supposed 10 have
young cali with her. Any person Civ
ing INFO nation of hrr viii br suitably
rewarded 1918 J. ". ATKINSON.
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AUCTION.
Stock and Farm Implaments

7 WILL offer Tor sale at Dub,i, an.
i lion. at my farm. on Allen creek. Sry-
en- miles and Il half northeast OF Ameri.
cu~, on saturday. 1fay 10th.
commencing at 10 O'clock a. m. ~ head
OF stock cattle, consisting OF COWS and
calves, yearling steers and heiTers, and
Two year oldS; four head OF Texas steers.
> Years old; ono AdVsnte Mccormack
Reaper and Mower; one cattle dog, well
trained, and two horses.
Terms-SiN months credit will he uiv-
per annum will hc allowed those who
pay cash. H. u. CURTIS.
April -, 1873. lE-IS*
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FIay-sexentl.-T 2 Han. " II skin

Fifty-sexeniln-T z Hall, W II skin
ner.
sixtieth-N { Stark, Gideon Cam
non.
Sixty-third--G Debaun, j p Moyes.
Sixty-lirst-J R Walkup, f Yohn.
Seyenty-first-I Wright, Robt. Ait
ken
Agnes City Farmers Club-Robert
Clark, Z Humes.
Americas Farmers CIub--Joseph
Ernst, Thomas Anderson.
Neosle Valley ASSOCIATION A
Wright, John W Weaver.
Fruitland Agricultural Society," D
Morgan, James Hirst.
Elm Creek Farmers Club G W
Stinson, p p Houck.
Ivy Farmers Club-Jas Jones, Chas
E Paine.
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Strayed.--3 Colts.

TNIRsT one, bay colt. years old small
II white spot Oh forehead; white on ono
hind foot. I'd, one black colt, years old,
white stripe on forehead; hind feet both
white. Sd. one dark gray colt, two years
old; hind feet both white and one fore
foot white; no brands ON any of them
Any person returning or giving informa-
tion Of the whereabouts TO the under
signed, will be literally rewarded.
ANDREW lETMAN.
AmGricus, Lyon Co., Kan. 1857
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-02
Caution

A LII concerned are hereby warned
"A against forcing locks and breaking
windows for the purpose Of getting into
the Normal school building on Sundays.
Such acts are violations of law and are
open 10 heavy punishmcnts. Ii IS hoped
that depre dations of this kind will at
once cease. On the other hand all, whetb-
cr citizens or strangers. are cordially in
yited 10 visit the institution on any day
and at any hour in the day when school
i in session, and the opportunity of see
Ing the school or building or both, viii
be cheerfully extended.
GEORGE W. IIosS,
iItl IL. e. CROSS,
RcgenI.