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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-03-29

\ young lady writing from Europe
fnds there some very odd but agrceabls
things. For instance, she says: As
general rule, Writer'S and ehauibcr
maids" are mensa In one, hotel whore
L stopped for three weeks the only
domestic ever saw was man. He
did eve rythins; swept and brnahed and
cleaned my salon, mode my bed, cared
for my dressing room, served my break
fast; and always at night, sabpu. 8
o'clock, he would. enter with eleaa
towels, open my bed as mother does
for her children, lay out my nisht dress
and bow himself out with "sood night.
undem,is ,lle." One becomes aceustou-
ed to odd things, aud now Ismaeh sprs.
Ter a man. to aIwoman servant. The
young lady should bo credited With
fraukness and most unquestionabls
sincerity. "'H
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Such talks as yours, Phil, is the
vrrlcst nonsense possible a.d Kittic
Moulton (his half sistc) raped upon
the table by viii h they we've sitting.
with her delicate fingers, as if.to give
emphasis to the idea.
Il tell you | AIN in earnest. Kitten.
and your eighteen years of wisdom can
pot cl.ange my rur pose, and Phil E!:on
ralpel IN his turn, but so loudly as to
cause here TO sivc'u sudden start and "a
Sight sc-eani
'Hoy you do irighten n : she ex
cl .imed, IN thea continued with a
laugh, Il trust you will uever be gifted
with such power whch you become a
spirit, for the idea of earthquakes would
be very much nlagnifed' '"f"' 7a>
+ fAud L trust to retain my corporsn'
firm these nnny long years. Here am
six aud twenty, well to do in the world
SQUAD wind uud limb, AS the turtles
sny, and
Bound to make frol of yourself by
marrying souc Fl irt OF girl whose onl,
decentralization is II pretty face aud !.
Little tUot and nan
i hose Ire most certainly the pre-
requisites in-nry idea Of a wt,..
And pidp eduratiop and courage
have nothing to do with the matter, ay,
rhil?' ~
oh i presume she will have Le
ahare-=7ns most Of you girls do
How ! do pity you, Phil dear, and
Tears con INTO her sweet brown eyes. as
she laid her hand tcnierly upon hi>
arm. g alfsrfalra
BY Jovc! Kitten, if you wasn't my
half ris'cr I'd marry you @aoi
sNot Without my consent, I presume,
sheFeplled sWiling at his impetuousurss
though with the deepest Of roses upon
her 8 fe cheeks, for she too had her
golden dreams But as the ties OF blood
harpen to sf,nd in the way of such u
.eWsum,ns,iop,, you will have to look
elsewhere for bride. Aud now, Phil
be honest and tell me whom you admire
the most Of all your lHdy f,iends.
+ Wcll,' with n sigh, Il don't know
But what say you, Kitten, to Belle
Fcrshsou2'f JIA Ra A =
2 tMny heaven keep the man that gets
her for "a wife. But there is little fear
|,of her becoming yours, if you stick t.,
yoEr text 2i"Hr sa eslA az1
h. no. She has a pretty face, but such
haiids and feet = se-a 20 sa.
1'And Emma Savage?
rs oh now you strike nearer my heart
Tor she ce,tain!y has all the other
reduiSitesfbG a'pug, nose CT H
'ReEorsssa SIR il you please, when
speaking Of my sex
The entire fist Of the girls Of B aaeh.
ton were discussed IN the same anan ner
buta Without the slightestprospect Of a
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|
He was standing upon the very brink
and another step would be his ruin, for
| once wed-iorccd, Gas he would believe
he was bound to do by honor) to live
withdsuch woman after the glamour
OF beauty had departed, his Was the very
nature to- suffer to the very depths Of
bitterness
AT last the bridal day was appointed
and the preparations complete. a brci
tweuty four hours, and the bliss he
anticipated would begin. The village
was stirred to its v~ry ceutrc-far more
SO than by all the marrying and giving
in mnrrsisc that had ever occurred be.
for, aud while the dashng bride was
dreaming of the proud position she was
to occupy, calculating how well she
would hIl it anl make the gold Of her
husband subscrvient to her own selfish
purposes, he sat in his chamber with his
head resting upon his oanchad hands,
that were laid upon the table, aud shud
dering under the w.isht Of some un
known and terrible fears But it was
not of the future. not Of the days when
he would call the beautiful j essie, wife !.
All, no; his every thought was concen,
trated upon himself and his strange
tee'ings-upon the ghastly present.
Ills head was acking rs it ha1 never
done before, there were sharp pains in
his back, shooting through his limbs.
his tongue was parchci, his lips dry. hi.
ticsh on fire. What could be the matter
with him
Ho opened the window for fresh air
aud looked out upon the still. starry
night ..bathcd his flushed face, drank to
cool the inward flame, and at las, tor
'ured beyond endurance, staggered out
! OF his roam to summon servant, when
he met kittc Marl tVu-who hid been
aOroad-just g"irg to her own apar,
mcrt
why, Fii!' che excl imtd, up ye.
All! the lover cannot slner. Amic pa
tiou is too bri int for that.
Kitten and his "oicc WIS dr4p toned
aud trembling, i do no; hu,w what is
'he matter with nc. S,ml 70, tn
l.c,or-scnl for jesse
She vaiicl 70 hear na u r, va
airncd ~ >ho !,a ucv,r L4frc b,en.
'ni d>p'"hins 4 messenger !or the
phys s.cian, threw on her L,.uct anl
S';awI a.ain, and rushed Willy Tor Il.
sii that WAS soun tu be Lis wife.
I'hil sick What is the M u.er wit.
him i'squcstionedl the ssoney huur,ca
hesu'y as She s'owly roLcd herself, as
slowly and carefully rs tshc WAS about
to ssun'cr forth Tor pleasure
!! ! don, k~ow, but for the love of
heaven be quick He is very sick and
may be dying
rshaw Your are over and need
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2 IL took three barrels of awhisksy aud
ten barrels Of cider 70 satisfy ,ths wants
OF tho inmates Of the aims house
Bridgeport, Connecticut, the past wla.
ter. Nh ~ fed
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' serment'papsrs'ars boasting of ,sixsa
old far@sss inoaFrapklin copaty, ,wss
live within two miles Of each ether, aud
who have had twenty 1--we wives amoax
them. NH o's9t
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So PHIL 7lshION'S LOVES.
A Story of EaEcy and Reason.
BY WILLIAM II BUSHNELL.

11 81 tTI TE
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4 Z {. ID. L. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 49, 1873.
wifessbeipg ssol etqd, 1t was, as, the old

song S;sb di y -7sJs B. INA ~ g.
40 THE first does not suit. me, ss pss
s cannot tell how,
Aud the second cannot tell why"
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take it and be marked 1t would kill
me, | know it would =
To lose your beauty 2 was sternly
asked.
Yes, yes
And you think nothing Of poor
Phil 2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15
GEo. Neutrality-suspicious..
LOT 2-MIscRiLANEous.
A8fERICUS.

The farmers can report some good
yields of wheat, to offset the light
ones. Nelse Seegar threshed 80 BUSH
els per acre of fine fall wheat; MFR.
Preston 20; and several fields have
turned Oft 20 to Is. John Galbreath
raised 40 bushels of Early Rose pota-
toes, to save the credit of old Allen
creek, and his late ones are OK.
The first car of pressed hay ever
shipped from Americas was loaded
this week by t'yOur- humble servant
Also, the first ever shipped from En-
poria, week before last.
The camp meeting on Allen creek
drew an immense crowd Sunday. 1t
was estimated that more people were
there that day thaR assembled at EN-
poria on the 4th of July. The weather.
was the hottest of the season, but no
sunstrokes occurred
The farmers have pushed theiI
glowing for tall wheat; since the big
rain. There viii be large breadth
sown.
An erroneous impression has got
out about the Raw lands. No settler:
are allowed to take CLAIMS on the pi.
unfinished ReserYe. Settlers can, how.
! ever, take claims on the Trust lands
and get them at the appraised value
on a credit Of one year. There is M
timber on the latter tract, but sons
good prairie near town and the rail
| road.
John A. McC4w writes that he 4
In Trinidad, south of Pueblo, Coiora
do. He was in good health, and haI
written to have his property here sold
| which proves that he likes the coun
| try.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The city council met pursuant to adj
Journment, Au gust 18th, 1873. Mayor
Splcer in the chair and councilman
Bancroft, Beck, Cleveland, Eskrldge,
Lakln, McCarter and Wicks present.
Minutes of last meeting dispensed
with.
The committee to whom was referred
an ordinance entitled, can ordinance
to amend an ordinance relating to
wholesale liquor Sellers" reported
against the adoption of the ordinance.
Mr.. Bancroft moved that the report
of the committee be accepted. Carried.
The following names were selected
by the fire department and presented
for confirmation by the mayor and
council: +. Schmldling, Chief Engin-
eer; j. II. Warneke, 1st Assistant
Chief Engineer; s. Hurd, I'd Assistant
Chief Engineer; which on motion of
Mr.. Bancroft were confirmed unani-
mously.
The committee to whom was referred
the ordinance requiring merchants and
others in certain cases to take out
licenses, made a nnapimous report
against its adoption. Mr.. Bancroft
moved that the report of the commit
tee be accepted. Carried.
The committc to whom was referred
an ordinance to amend an ordinance
relating to fees and compensations Of
officers reported, recommending the
adoption of the same; vheFeupop the
ordinance was gut upon its passage.
The roll was called and the vote stood
as follows; ayes, 6; nos, l.
Mr.. Eskridge introduced the follow
ing resolution;
RssolSsd, That tie mayor appoint q
special commltte of thIss TO eoptFacf
for the construction or leasing of .
building or rooms for the council and
fire apparatus of the city, Subject to
the approval Of the council. Adopted.
j, The mayor appointed as such special
committee Messrs. Eskridge, I.akin and
Wicks.
The committee to whom was referred
an ordinance authorizing the appoint
meRt Of Eqlipeman reported in favor
, of its adoption; wbeEsgpqR the ordi-
nance was put upon its passage and
the vote stood az folIoFsi ayes, BAN
croft, Cleveland, Lakin, MeCartaE and
Wicks, Coz; nos, Beck and Eskridge,
! ~. The mayor declared the ordinance
J adopted.
, Mr.. Eskridge moved that tbS ChIsi
OF the fire department. be authorized
to purchase for the use of the IRE de-
paFtment three hats and six trumpets.
II On motion Isferrsd to committee on
, fire department.
Mr.. McCarter introduced an ordi-
: nance entitled San ordinance in rela.
tiQa 70 certain nnlsances," referred to
> committee On streets and alleys.
i Adjourned 8. HURE,
City Clerk.
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For THE NEWS.
NINETY IN THE SHADE.
By JoR JALFoRD.


l met my love at evening time,
We took a promenade;
Twas in the golden summer days
And ninety in 9he shade.
We walked down by the rivers side
To seek some quiet spot,
Says she to me, with winning smile,
"Och, Himmel! Amt it hot"
Says /, "My love tits sweet to roam
In this enchanting place,
Far from the cares of busy life
Wait till mop my face"
We sat down by the running stream,
Her smile I'll ne'er forget;
1t fingers in my memory still
But thunder how sweat!
No language can express the joy
That round US seemed to linger-
Nor tell how deep that''skeeter" went
Into me with his singer.
There we communed with natures
king,
Imagine how We felt;
The sun was beaming brightly down,
BY jing, 1 thought we'd melt.
We wandered back into the town,
] left her at the gate,
Add when the man said "What is it 90
I said, "I'll take mine straight. "
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IN A BAD FIx.--We re greet to learn
that one of our "most handsomest"
young men met with a misfortune at
the Burlington camp meeting last
Sunday week. He took his Annie
Marier, and went down on the excur-
sion In his finest suit of ''store close"
He was as gay as lark, not to allude
to the happiness of the largest sized
sunflower. He sniole his sweetest
smiles all the way down, and every
thing promised aday of true Joy. How
quickly our most exuberant glee Is
Often turned to sorrow. Soon after
arriving Mt Burlington there was no
more happiness. On riding out to the
camp grounds the bus was crowded,
and our friend rode on top. One end
of bridge which had to be crossed
gave way and let the young man
gently Into about twenty feet Of wa
ter. lie came 0ut scrabbllng, putting
and blowing, u painful sight. "over-
board' ut sea could not have made
him look more sadly. lie proceeded
to the dense forest like crest fallen
peacock, where re Invested himself Of
his clothes, and In the condition Of our
famed father and mother, before they
knew tho excellent use of tig leaves,
proceeded to let the breeZes dry his
garments. During the day he was
visited by various sympathisIng friends
who rendered all the assistance In their
power, and he returned home In the
evening dryer IL not u happier man.
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SOUTHWEST,

Cottsnwood Falls Library Assoc;a-
ton is getting more books. IL Cot
toRwn1d Falls win give us seventy-fiye
cash paying subscribers between naw
and Christmas. we viii donate $40
worth Of books to her public library.
A brakeman had his hand smashed
while coupling cars at Stafford a few
days ago.
Mrs. s. A. Mack, postmistress at
Cottonwood Falls, varies the u,onotony
Of life there by taking a fall from a
horse every week She may be able
70 stand tbs for some aontlls, bnt ve
don't belIeye she vim Ike i for reg
nlar diet.
Morgan. Of the E4eader, viii bs apt
to come down here to sold John'~ big
show.
4r. y. 7. swayze will soon open
bank at the Falls. We should say hc
win do good business.
The total valuation of property In
Chase county Is 81 800, sos, being $9s.-
go less than last year.
All our exchanges say prairie chick
ens are plenty.
Large herds nj hnnalo are grazing
within thiFty-fiye miles Of Wellington
William w. Tarner, boan on ths
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VOTE ONCE MORE.

The question OF license or no license
which is To be voted on the 10Th, does
not seem 70 attract much attention.
The vote will amount to nothing
In legal point of view. At most it
would only be an instruction to the
council. We advise the anti-lieense
people to be on the lookout. Not
wlthstanding they have so often and
so emphatically expressed themselves
Onfhis question, they must do so again.
The object of the enemy is to worry
you out OF patience. Don't give up
the fight. Every man to the polls next
Tuesday, and give another unmistake-
BILE expression against filling the town
with whisky shops.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.-We learn
from Ward Burlingame, who has just
returned FROM the Vienna Worlds Ex-
position, that the copy Of THE ENRo-
RIA NEWS which we sent oyer there
for exhibition created great excite
ment among the crowned heads of
Europe. Old Bis. said it was tbs best
country newspaper he ever saw, and
he took great interest in reading our
"Americus." "NeoshO Rapids" "Ply-
mouth" and other items. He will soon
send over 50 and become o permanent
subscriber. He is very anxious to
read our council proceedings, and was
happy to know that this was the Off
eial city organ. A man of some prom
inence, called Mr.. Kaiser, (Wpliam
Kaiser, we belieVe,) was also so well
pleased With the paper that he sent 81
by Mr.. Burlipgams for the paper, but
Ward got strapped aud spent the mOn-
ey. and as it Is against our rule TO send
papers out Of America without the
S@sSAA oNNeNaaSNe eAt0 - VIZ CeAAtA1Os
gin to trust BuFiingaRae for -, Mr.. K.
viii please excuse Us for not forward
ing the paper. The only man Ward
met who was not entirely pleased with
TIE NEWS was the Shah, snd he did
not like It because 1t believes one wo-
man Is enough for any man to manage
at a time. Mr.. S. has seVera! under
good subsection, aud he don't believe
in any sneh high-tonod sentiments q.
those taught ia this paper, to-wIt: the
one wife systsm. IN shert, we are Sc
much encouraged with the reception
our paper has met with In Europe, thai
We shall probably soon send the emf.
nent agent and correspondent, j. B
paws over there TO write up the conn.
try and solicit subscriptions and aver.
tisemepts-
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"Can l borrow your gunS'' seems to
be the order of the day, now. with
some of the young men, who "dOn't
got any" oneiof our compositors re-
marks that when they coma to him
alter his gun, he sends them down to
the house AFTER 1t, and when they go
sfter ID they almost fly, but when It
GENES % bringing 1t home they don't
ny worth a cest. This might be ap-
piled to some people Ia great many
instances, when 1t comes 20 borrowing
anything. -
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How are you LOCALE


How are you local?
The farmers are haying.
watermeIons are In market.
The 18th Is the farmers convention.
Gillett & Sanders are full of BUSH
ness.
Colonel Plumb was In st. Louis this
week.
Dog days--can't go swimming any
more.
How did you get along Tuesday
night9
Two columns new advertisements
this week.
The hair has sprouted in the Ledg-
er's hands.
"TOMHY vARDEN,'-Rather person.
al, we Ienr.
Case was shipping oats and corn to
Dodge this week.
Which is the most agreeable soda ?
Raphsody, or course.
J. @. Haskell, the eminent architect,
was In town thls wee 4.
Thirteen new volunteer subsc riders
20 The NKws this week.
What would you think of a woman
for one Of our county offices.
The license and COW law will be
decided on Tuesday, the 10th.
Tho big fair posters were printed by
Rowland At The News office.
Rev. Mr. Copelrnd will preach at
Auerious Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
II you have not sweltered this week
yOu can take all future risks rather
ealmly.
G. y. Pierce 4 CO., sold ell, 900
worth Of l1nALer at their Emporla yard
last month.
UNITARIAn SOCIETY. SER
vice at g o'clock, p. m. Subject;
"Creat,on's prayers"
Several fellows have been rushing
frantIcally around thls week with bllT
books In their hands. y
Some OF our young sportamcn ought
to bear In mind that u they 70 hunt
Ing Sundays they won't catch any flsh.
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FURNITURE.-Knorr has the old Ban
croft & McCarter stand well filled with
fine stock of furniture. He will
manufacture aud keep on hand heavy
stock. He well deserves a full share
OF ths public patronage, and we hope
will be remembered by our people.
See advertisement in to-day's paper.
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How's THIS FOR DULL.-Notwith-
standing the complaints of dull times,
Aid. A. Baker & Co.'s wholesale gro
Gerry house is "wheoping EN- up at
the rate of $1,000 per day. For sever
al months thier sales have averaged
500, 600 per month. This is at the rare
of over 100000 per year. a few of
the "lnfant wonders who are in the
habit of blowing about their heavy
business hal better put thus liz their
pipes. There is no better business
house in Kansas or the West than that
of Baker g. Co.
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BusINHss.-The sales of three bnsi-
ness houses In Emporia. average at
least $4,000 per month. Emporia al
ways was and always will be one of the
best business PoiRts in Kansas. 1t is
unnecessary TO add that these three
houses advertise In THE EMPORIA
News. They let che public know ev-
cry week that they are alive. Dead
people can't expect to do much busl-
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1O4 in the shade Thursday at , p. IN.

Z. NJ. Roberts, Mt the old stand of
Bell & Roberts, 120 commercial street,
is out with Il new advertisement to-
day. He keeps fine stock aud sells
as cheap rs the cheapest. Go and in
terview Roberts when you want gro
eeries OF the best kinds, and you will
be entirely satisfied both with goo DIS
and prices. We bespeak for him lib
al trade,
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HOnrICULTUR4L ExHIB1TIoN
East of Premiums offered.


August 2Sth the day of the First shOE.
A good, active, healthy horticultural
society is one of the best things that
can be maintained in n county like
Lyon, and We are glad to know we
have just such society. The reports
published from time to time in this
paper OF the proceedings of meetings
show that they are held regularly, and
that the discussions cover the entire
range of subjects for such society,
and that they are wide awake and in
teresting.
On the 18th of this month this soci-
ETY. proposes to give its first annual
exhibition in this city. The premium
list End rules and regulations are print
ed in another column. We hope TO see
the fullest degree of interest taken in
the exhibition by our people. The
society deserves the patronage and sup
port of all Let there be good dis
play of articles and full turn out to
the exhibition.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

HUNTERS AND TRAPPERs, READ
THIS Game, prairie chickens and
quails wanted opposite post Office.
CAUTIoN.-Game killed for, market
between August LIST and October 25th.
should be drawn Immediately, wiped
dry, and stuffed with dry grass or
straw. Soft j. s. j. r. BENNETT.
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NEW ADvERTTsEMENrs.-w present
this week the following list Of rev
advertise meRts:
f. 81. acknowledgements
NJ. T. Cilley--I.ost colt.
b. II. Observation-Disclosures no.
tIce.
5. n. IIall--staple and fancy gro
ceries.
N. K. IT. r. R.--Carry the news.
II. knorr--FurnIture factory.
Davidson, Rawlings & AppIeby-
Dissolution.
Two ordinances.
Grand Gilt Enterprise.
Charlie Stotler--Pony strayed.
James Barber--Strayed.
w. T. Nicc0lls-I.ost. a
Van r. Holmes & Comfortable
property for sale.
q. w. Observation-Disclosures to buy.
Jere johnson Barker--Attorney ut
law.
Abner Hadley--Legal notice.
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Recommendations Smith will
soon have the whole country fenced In
and piled full OF agricultural machine
ry, the principal part of which Is the
l. Y. l.. grain drill. Ii every farmer
In the whole surrounding country Is not
supplied with one of these machines 1t
womb be Smith's fault.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

ANOTHER SToRE.-Bragunler Bros,
the grocery kings of Southern Kansas,
have bought the well known store of
g. II. Simeock, and have opened stock
of goods at Council Grove. This store
will be under charge of Geo. Bragunier.
They are already making the business
s'red hot up there.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

The Emporia post-Office can't have
any postal cards until they are issued
to second -class offices.--EmpOria News.
We are surprised at you, gentlemen,
as Wilmington has been supplied for
two months with these cheap conven-
fences Of the p. o. ID. It all comes
from your living In q small town, no
doubt, as you Observation-Disclosures
(O.) Republican.
"5mall town. well that's pretty
good, Dave. You could take Whining
ton ont Of Copley's addition to Emporia
and not miss It much. Come out and
look at Stringtown.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

FINE REsISDESCE FOR SALE.-Van
X. Holmes & Co. have for sale Prof.
Hoss' residence, the most completely
built and finest in or about the city.
There's chance to get a good home
cheap. Sec advertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15

WANT TO BUY.-We want IL buy or
trade for potatoes, onions, oats, corn,
butter, eggs, and everything else that
We can use In our business, except ac-
counts. There has boon such an awful
amount of these thrown on the market.
that fear they're depreciatlng lnvalue.
At least the SUPPLY with us far exceeds
the demand.
1884 G. w. FREDERICK.