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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

To the Board Of Education:
The undersigned committee appoint
ed by you to attend the examination OF
Mrs. Morse's school-4th grade-sub-
NIT the following report:
We found everything about the
school room neat, tidy and in good or
der-a first essential to a good school.
We were cordially received by live
teacher and a room full of bright, ac-
tive pupils. The examination of this
school was in reading, geography OF
the United States, decimal fractions
in arithmetic, and English grammar,
to the verb. An extended and thor
ough examination of each of these
branches of study was conducted by
the teacher. The questions were an
swered promptly and Understandings
by the pupils During the eXamina-
ton your committee interposed many
questions, such as might the better sat-
isfy them as to the understanding
which the pupils had of the principles
of the studies which they were pursu-
ing. We were satisfied from the an
swers which VIC received, that the
pupils had, in general, a good UNDER
standing of what they had passed over
during the term, and a desire to be
thorough. In this school there is a
mutual good feeling between pupils
and teacher, and a love for the work
before them. This same feature seems
to prevail among the superintendent,
teachers and pupils in all the schools
we attended: an element of success.
While there is still room for improve
ment in this school as in all good
work, yet we were well pleased with
the work that is going on in this de-
partment. The goodly number OF
patrons and friends who were present
at these exercises, speaks well for the
educational interest felt in the CON-
munity. We would recommend that
this room be re-seated, as the desks are
old and quite incOnvenient. y few
such Improvements would add much
to the convenience of the room, and
doubtless to the interest of both teach
er and pupils.
F. w. CUNNINGHAM,
ID. j. NYE,
Mrs. G. V. EsKRIDGE,
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quite number of this class, however
particularly among the boys, who did
not read rs well as they had reeited In
| the other branches. The reason OF this
we were informed, arose from the fact
that the different grades are based
principally upon number. Or course
we admit that there must be some
| basis with which to commence in first
| instituting the different grades; but
we beg permission to suggest that for
the future an equal proficiency be re-
quired in all branches of study be-
| longing to each particular grade, be-
fore scholar is allowed TO advance to
the next higher grade, Otherwise the
teacher cannot do full justice, either
10 her school or herself
Following this was a short exercise
in spelling, which was not, however,
a sufficient test to enable us to form
any more than a very general opinion
of their proficiency in this branch.
We were pleased, however, with what
was done, particularly on the part OF
the girls
Everything in the school room pre-
sented a pleasant and orderly appear
ance. We can speak in the very high
est terms of commentator, so far as
school in general and of each scholar
in particular. Their behavior was
truly commendable, even worthy of
imitation as a model. We could not
detect any whispering or unnecessary
noise in any part of the room. Per-
Vading the entire school, there seemed
to be noble spirit of true emulation,
an honest endeavOr to attain pro-
ficlency in personal conduct as well as
in recitation. In this connection we
ascertained that 6 OF the scholars were
perfect in their department; that IA
more were perfect in department ex-
cept for absence, chiefly ON account of
sickness, and that 2 were perfect in
recitations and department. About
"a of the entire school had an average
grade of so and upwards in deport-
ment. These are facts which need no
comment-they speak for themselves.
We are very much pleased, therefore,
to state that we believe the entire
school is fully up to its proper grade,
and, perhaps somewhat in advance of
it. We are also satisfied that the
school is well drilled in what it has
been over, and that the work in this
respect has been done even better than
usual.
We cannot tell how the present ex-
animation of this grade will compare
with what it has done in times past, as
we know nothing about its previous
work. We believe this remark APP
plies to most If not all the other COM
mittGes. We would suggest, there
fore, that at least part of the same
committee be appointed to examine
the same grades at the end of this
school year, so that a fair comparison
may be drawn in reference to the
general progress of each grade.
Very respectfully submitted,
ID. w. COKE,
j. L. w. BELL,
Mrs. w. B. JONES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

COAL AT Council GRovE.-At the
Board of Trade meeting Monday night
President Cross read telegram from
Alr. shamleffer, of Council Grove,
giving the information that about four
feet of coal had been discovered at a
depth of three hundred feet. This was
received with applause by the large
gathering, both at the success OF our
neighbors and because it contained a
promise OF success for cur efforts here
in digging for coal. Next day letter
was received by Mr.. Cross from j. +.
Warwick, of Council Grove, confirm
ing the former news and wishing us
the same good luck. The vein is forty
inches thick, and the coal of excellent
quality. sesfA l't''te
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Emporia, Feb. Z, 1873.

NOTICE TO farmers, TRAPPERs ASD
FUR DEALERs.--Wantcd, at tho Chi.
csgo Branch Store, opposite Ban
croft & McCarter's dry goods store,
5000 minks, 2.000 offers, 10000 rae
coOns, 10000 skunks, 10000 wolf skins
and others in proportion, for which
we will pay Chicago prices in cash.
Call and see US before selling else
where, as it is for your own benefit
Also 100000 pounds of dry and green
hides wanted at the Chicago Branch
store, for which we pay Chicago prices.
Call on Epstein q CO., of the Chicago
BranchStore, 1876 Commercial street.
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Hope told catering tale, bat never
even anticipated so divine a prepare
ton for the toilet, as that delightful
preparation ''Sozcdont.n So cool and
refreshingly agreeable to the mouth
and teeth, hardens and invigorates the
gums, gives pure and healthy tone
TO the breath, cleanses, beauties and
preserves the teeth, and arrests decay.
spaldiDg's glue with brush, always
ready.
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A LIFE PIcTURE.--A friend gives
us llfe-llke description of an editor
not thousand miles from here. His
friends will recognize the picture, so
tits no use to give the location. The
friend says: ale Is an oldish like
man, but he can sit ut his desk yet,
and brush the cob-webs from the cell
ing with his cars"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Services tor
ScxagesimH Sunday. Subject for the
morning." Tho Character and DignI-
~ of Christians" Subject for the
evening" The Funeral at the Gate of
Nai.n- The evening sermon is the
first of three disconrses on the touch
ing incident of our SaviOr's life.
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DIR. Reynolds lecture, Tuesday
evening, was q mastery production,
aud made very favorable impression
upon the audience. Tho Doctor has
the happy faculty Of expressing pro-
found thought in very clear and con
else language, and is one of the best
orators on the lecture platform. The
attendance was not large, but those
present felt amply repaid. We trust
that DIR. Reynolds will again visi.
EmDoria
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No MORE CREDIT.-Owing to the
expense and loss attending credit
business, have adopted the cash sys-
tenn, to take effect Monday next, Feb
ruary 10th. No goods will be sold to
any one unless paid for at the time of
purchase or delivery. To those with
whom have made special arrange
ments to furnish goods, will 50 furnish.
Produce of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for goods. as heretofore. I
feel myself under obligation to nay old
customers for past iavors, and will
guarantee to sell them goods for cash
much lower than on the credit system,
thus making it to their advantage to
continue with me.
q = KyTaRY
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PERsoSAL.-we had u pleasant call
from AT. Nicholas, county treasurer
OF Greenwood county, on Monday.
lie visited this city TO sell the $4,000
additional court house bonds which
that county issued to finish the mag
indecent ''temple of Justice" now near
ly completed. The bonds were bought
by the First National bank of this
city, Vt n higher figure than was offer
ed at any other point. The Eureka
court house Is, perhaps, the finest one
In the State.
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The Baptist supper and festival on
Wednesday night, at their church, was
the finest thing of the season, The net
proceeds were about 800, and there
was plenty to eat of the best quality,
and good time generally.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

Abstract of proceedings of the meet
ing of the Board OF commissioners of
Lyon county, held February 10, 1873.
Present.. D. Jaquith, E. Borton.
Ii. F. Holmes and others presented q
petition praying for an order creating
herd law in Reading township.
On motion, granted.
The bids offered for ''poor FARM
were re-examined, and board resolved
itself into a committee to examine
certain farms for the purpose of max
ing selection.
On motion the following bills and
accounts were allowed:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

The CooLEsr YET.-The coolest
thing we have heard of yet occurred
west of here few evenings ago. AS
the evening train on the a. T. & S. F.
road was going west n man swung n
lantern, and stopped the train, the en-
Eineer supposing something was
wrong. Stepping up to the fireman
the man handed him some change and
requested him ito bring down a
quarter of a pound Of fine cut tobacco
from the city," When last heard
from hopes were entertained of his re-
covery.
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Total allowed,

.THAT ConeEKr.- -Hr. EditOr:-
Knowing something of Prof. Jones'
faithfulness and efficiency as teacher
OF music, desire hereby to second
the suggestion of your correspondent
of last week, iavOring 3 compliment
airy concert. hope such concert will
be given. H.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

GREAT BARGAINS IN FCRs.-We
mutt close out our stock OF furs with
In the next thirty days. Now is your
time to buy real Mink, Astrachan,
Fur Seal, Alaska Mink, White Fox and
Coney, twenty-five per cent. cheaper
than elsewhere.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

Friday next the Enporia Library
Will give one OF the most "unique" en-
tertainments ever offered to the En-
poria public. Tablcaux, statuary,
madam Jarley's wax figures, a new
city directory, musical wonders, and
many other startling, funny and un-
expected novelties will be brought out
In the most effective manner. The
association Is busily ut work, and a
rare night may be expected. LOOK
out for seats, for every body is going,
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susINEss NOTICES.

WANTED.-A girl, Il to 16 years old,
to do light house work and take care
of children. Must be neat, of good
Disposition, and industrious. Apply
at this Office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

The BEST BARaAIH IN TIE CRY
I VIII sell very low, Tor cash, one
eighty dollar Manhattan Sewing Ma
chine, or will trade It at . bargain 70,
wood. JoaS il. GREEN.
Emporia, Feb. IL, 1873. s-St
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MARRIED.-At the residence OF Rev.
Z. 7. Rhodes, by Rev. b. Kelley, as
sistrd by Rev. c. Holman, MIR. Ebert
NJ. Holt, of Hartford, and Miss Emma
Rhodes, of EmpOrin.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

MAPLEwooD CE1sErERY-H.ConneT
Is the authorized agent for the sale OF
lots In this cemetery, located north
west Of the city. He VIII attend 70
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him 10 do so.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

NEW GooDs AT NEwMAS's.-The
call OH Newman q Co. is so great that
they have just got on n lot OF new
goods-some nice prints, muslins, etc.,
They are always up with the times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14
CITY SELECTIONS.

By request of several of the busi-
ness men of Emporia, announce my
self as candidate for Marshal ct the
ensuing city election.
d. C. CRASDALL.
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H . NJ O Z q H a II H L - II .
Chronic diseases treated by electric:
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by new
method, No charge unless . satisfac-
tory cure IL made. OGzce first door
south of the Post Office.
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains: can
be hsd at the sign Of the Red Boot, 80
our stock Of boots, Shoes, hats, caps
and gloves must be closed out.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

J. L. w. Bell WAS elected n member
OF the Board of Directors OF the En-
pOrII Loan Association, on Monday
evening, vice Col. Steele, resigned.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

Ladies' white nubias, silk scsrfs. and
bons, lace collars, initial handkerchiefs,
embroidered linen sets. Something
new at G.. W. NEWMAN & Co.'S.
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To the Board Of Education:
Having attended the examination of
the third grade, in your school, We take
pleasure in expressing our appro-
baton, both in the manner in
which they were conducted, and also
in which the pupils acquitted them
selves in the branches, grammar, arith-
metic ard geography. The numerous
questions and prompt responses mani
tested a very thorough drill, and
familiarity with the work, and reflect
great credit upon the instructors. One
suggestion we would make to the
Board: that modern and suitable furn-
iture be substituted for that now in
use, if the condition of the treasury is
such as to warrant such a change.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. A. S. MOFFATT,
5. b. RIGGS,
MR.. CARSwELL.
Ex-Committee.
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How does the young gentleman
with the Glowing beard, who got out
OF n certain house through tie back
window, like that mode OF egress?
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Hides, furs, pelts and tallow bought
at Howard s Zimmerman's, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
Call and examine their stock of leather,
shoemaker's outfits, carriage and
wagon material, etc. 7-it
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Hallberg is in from State Line, the
western terminus OF the A. T. & 5. F..
road, and is shipping potatoes, pork,
etc., out TO his store to supply the
hunters,
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Names. For what purpose. Amt
J c Pickett, bounty on hedge fence 3 90
z Stout, - - II GO
n Stout, - . 400
A q Pickett, - a. 1900
& BFambaugh, tax refunded, 4 10
Thos Stone, jurors fee, 400
John Bay, boarding prisoners, IS 20
sheriff fees, Dist. court, 30 90
Rebt. Miiliken, surveying roads, IL 40
T johnson, constable fees, a05
: Bolhnger, bounty on hedge fence. . 90
Schmidliug & LutZ, ice for C.. H
Paupers, 1872, 1888
Insane Asy lum. board Sarah Rising. 66 20
ID Gilmore Co. clerks fees, $50 90
express charges, 30
D W Norris, rent for pauper, 800
Birdsall d FrantZ, boarding pauper 1 SO
Schmidling & Lutz, meat for 994
G + Hayden, boarding pauper, IS 90
Stoker Bros, cof1ns for paaper, 81 80
@ w Newman, wood for - 90
A 8 Smith, cloth IS
Champlin & Hughes, coal for pauper 10 Is
X MaeLennan, "a 10
c D BurdIck, boarding pauper,
mot allowcd) 30,
Jay Buck, drawing Jurors, 0C
p Pinkerton, 4" 0l
John Bay, :" : OF
schmidling s Co., meats furnished
EFT Nichols, bailiGs' services, 100
Total allowed, s545 p
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Widows-grass and others-arc so
popular here among the beaux, that
many of our young ladies have taken
to wearing mourning.
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II you haven't got enough business
TO occupy your time set around and
give your nelghbOrs fits. It's SO clcvat-
Ing. It's so noble.
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We llaye the largest stock aud latest
styles of ladies' furs ever brought to
this market, which we will sell ten
per cent. cheaper thad those who adj
vertise furs at cost. Please remember
this when you wish something nice in
fnrs. c. NEWMAN & Co.
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At Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday, Feb. 4th,
MRS. HATTIE KEMP. wife OF DIR. j. D.
Kemp, Of that city.
The above announcement will carry 9
pang of grief to many hearts in this vicin-
ity. Mrs. Kemp was formerly Miss Hat
tie Holderman, for many years a resident
Of this place. Less than two years age
she married DIR. Kemp, and removed &c
Dayton. NOae knew her but TO love and
esteem her. She was a devoted and up.
right christian, true hearted friend, aud
her loss viii be severely felt by her rels.
tives and friends. All sympathize with
the family here in their sad bereavement
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

H.w. Frederick wants corn, cats
sweet potatoes, butter and eggs, foI
which he WIN pay the market price in
goods.aud cash. 57tf
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4. Il. stewart will preach at the
Christinn church Eext Sabbath at IL
o'clock. Subject, "Cain's mistake and
It's consequences"
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The Neosho has been too high to
ford most Of the time for several
weeks.
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A full line of ladies' and gents I'M
dcrwear just received. Prices to suit
hard times. Don't fail to call on us.
We will sell you cheaper than any
other house. G. w. NEWMAN & Co.
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For clothing tia. hss the right shspe,
made well, with trimmings that are
good, step In and see Farley & Bearce's
stock.
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Take your hides, furs. pelts, ETC., to
Lehnhard's sign of the Red Boot, where
you can get the highest cash prices for
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

We have entered OH our books the
names of eighty new cash subscribers
since the first of January. All vol
untcers,
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The Emporia brewery employs
about dozen hands. and supplies this
whole region of country with beer.
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BLANK BOoKs.-The -argest and
best stock of Blank Books in the mar
ket at the new book store Of Fry &
Hedges. 70
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ID. q. crandall is good man, and
lie "opens the ball. this week by an
nouncing himself as a candidate for
City Marshal.
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q. II. Bowman will soon move
his stock OF stoves from here to
sherman, Texas.
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+. X. Appleby is now occupying
his neat new residence on Market
street
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Parties supplied with everything in
the confeo :ionery line at lowest prices
at Morris & Bottger's. ian1-tf
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T. NJ. Fry, agent for Lazarus s.
Morris Perfected Spectacl.s and Eye
Glasses,
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Goods dirt cheap at Lehnhard's,
sing of the Red Boot. Don't fail to
call 6Itf
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The Germans OF Emporia will give
y masquerade ball IN Bancroft hall, on
Frida the 18th inst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

Thomas Fl. Lewis win be pleased to
have his friends call on him, at Perley
& Bearce's.
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We will try and save about $4,000
next winter by burning orr own coal.
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Mink skins, otter, beaver, raccoon
and muskrat--big prices paid for them
at Lehnhardfs. Sign Of the Red Boot.
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HOUSE FOR REST.-Call on p. H.
Hughes, at court house, for particu-
ars. SIT
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Our correspondents generally give
good accounts of the wheat prospects.
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DIED,

At the residence of B. 7. Wright, in
this city, on Thursday, the 18th inst,
HARRY ACHILLES CoGswELL, Of At
tica, New York, only son of NJ. P. and
Jennie NJ. Cogsweli, aged two years
and z months.
Mr.. Cogswell's family came here
about month ago, to spend the winter
with him. The little one took sick
on the road, and has suffered ever
since their arrival here. The tendelesr
sympathies of his many friends in this
community arc extended to Mr.: Cogs-
we'll in this hour of affliction.
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TIE Won Buest and Florence linen
collars, at PerleY & Bearce's.
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Lehnhard is buying hides and furs
bri-kly.
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n. K. s. T. r. r. LANDs.-H. E.
Norton is the agent, in this city, for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road lands In Lyon county. Any in
formation concerning them will be
furnished by applications at his Office.
5ltf.
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HIDES, FURs, PKLTs.-Take them to
Lenhard's and get st. Louis prices, in
cash; sing of the Red Boot. 01tf
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II you want fresh Rolls, Rnsks, Pas
try and all varieties Of Cake 80 %
Morris d Bottger. tanl.n
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1t is fact that Perley q Bearce beaa
them all selling clothing.
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Several of our citizens have gone to
Texas.
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We forgot Valentine day last week.
This Is It.
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Closing out boots. Shoes hats. caps
gloves, sts., st sigu Of the He'd hoe.o.
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Elephants are still dull in this mar
ket.
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Mothers, clothe your children a
Perley q Bearee's.
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7. Il. Fry, agent for AUrtonis ooiu
Pens; keeps the largest stock in the
city.
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Beautiful styled hats 1t A. q.
Smitk,a. Att
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NOTICE.

To ali creditors and other pers Ons inter-
ested in the estate OFT. c. Hill, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, that the I'M
IN dersigned, administrator de boRiS
non OF the estate of II. G. Hill, deceased ,
Will make fnal settlement of said estate
at the next term OF the Probate court of
Lyon county, Kansas, to commence on
the list Monday in April A. d. 1915.
Sta MOVES SPICER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14

No ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sign of
the Red Boot, Is determined to sell his
stock of goods within the NEXT thirty
days. Cali and sec him. stiff
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-14
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