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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16
AMERICUS.

Too wet for the spread of news.
Corn planting has been very much
delayed by the late heavy rains. A
great many farmers in this vicinity
have not planted yet.
Every is planting fruit trees
this spring, and the weather is ex-
trenely favorable there for.
John McCaw is going to Denver
to try his luck for a season. He goes
by team, and takes a load of eggs, ba-
con, etc. Good luck to you, John.
The cheese factory in this place is
now turning out six hoops per day.
Not so many cows will be MIXED for
the factory this season as last, but a
good article of cheese is guaranteed.
Il will be ready for market in few
days.
The Americas coal company hal
been recognized, and now proposes
to prospect for coal by drilling, with
out the aid of bonds.
There is very little enthusiasm
here over the Kaw lands, on account
of the high price established by the aP.
praisers. Then again this thing o
sending ten psr cent. of the amount
bid to Washington TO remain there al
summer, and then may be returned
without fetching the land, does no
just suit thOse who have heretoforv
tried the experiment.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT The
dramatic entertainment given by the
Unitarian Sunday school club at Ban
croft hall last Friday evening was well
attended, and the performances were
very satisfactory to the audience.
The only complaint was that tho pro-
gram was too long. "The Last Loaf"
was first performed This play had
evidently been more carefully re-
hearsed than any of the others, and
the dramatic ability of the partici-
pants was more clearly brought out
than in the other performances. Flora
Bancroft, as Kate Ashton, did exceed
ingly well. The same may be said of
Carrie Goddard, as Patty Jones. Will
Logan, as Mark Ashton; Harry Hib-
ben, as Caleb Hanson; May Waite, as
Lilly Ashton; Charlie Painter, as Tom
Chubbs; Charlie Hibben, as Dick
Bustle and E. r. Townsend, as Harry
Hanson, performed their parts well,
and displayed very considerable dra-
matte talent. Dick Bustle, Patty
Jones, and Tom Chubbs, frequently
called forth bursts OF applause at their
comicalIties. In other plays which
were put on the boards, Lot Snoddy,
I. Patterson, ]. Emerson, r. Bachel-
Ter, Helen Townsend, Ella Marsh, and
Ida Bachelor took prominent parts
and received the endorsement of the
audience in the shape oil applause
} Lot Snoddy and Charley Hlbben arr
both good and witty darkey perform.
! ers. Taken as a whole this perform
ance excelled in every way some o
, the pretentlous theatrical troups which
| visit US. We learn the performance
) with . change Of program, Is to be re
peated at an early day.
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AGNES CITY.

Mr. Smith, our Bu-lingame and
Council Grove mail carrier, reports
that the body OF Ezekiel Dix, of Upper
Rock creek, was found dead on the
Santa Fe road, one nile east of Big
John, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Dix,
it appears, had been to Council Grove
trading, and at the time of his death
was on his way home. The cause OF
his death Is supposed to have been
heart disease, as he has been troubled
with it for several years past.
This part of Lyon county is still on
the improve, Notwithstanding the hard
times.
There has been another new store
started In Agnes City. Richard, we
are Informed, has opened In East Ag-
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FROM WAY Down EAsT.-Our city
was visited this week by Henry Kim
ball and wife, of Blackstone, Mass.
They were visiting their relatives here,
Miss NJ. A. Kimball and DIR. Angeles
people. Mr.. Kimball is the superin-
tendent of the immense factories at his
home. He pronounced the Soden
water-power as good as that which
runs the mills of which he is superin-
tendent. With capital the numerous
water powers in Kansas could be made
immensely productive. We are nearer
the cotton growing regions than
Massachusetts, yet we send down there
for nearly every stitch OF clothing we
wear. 1t seems 10 us Kansas offers
good Inducements for manufacturing
enterprises.
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THE LICENSE QUEsTIoN.-The ques
ton of licensing saloons, which has
attracted so much attention here for
two or three weeks, stands thus After
passing the ordinance providing for
license as published last week, several
persons applied for license. Mr.. Beck,
who had voted for the ordinance, join
ed the anti-license party, and the APP
plications were laid upon the table, at
the meeting Monday night. On
Wednesday night they were taken up
and referred to the appropriate COM
mittee. 1t Is now believed the ordin-
ance will be repealed. On the passage
of the ordinance, the saloons closed
their front doors. The only way
drinks could be got was by "going
around" to the back door. Some of
the saloons opened up Monday night
after the applications were tabled. We
believe they have since been closed
most of the time.
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The grocery firm of Bell & Roberts
has dissolved. Mr.. Roberts keeps on
In the old place, and Mr. Bell has
moved across the corner TO the store
lately occupied by B. 7. Wright. 1t is
capital location, one of the best brick
buildings in town, and Mr.. Bell has
stocked it with a very fine assortment
of fresh groceries, provisions, &c. He
Is well fixed, and we recommend his
store and goods to everybody.
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mes City, where he proposes to furnish
the trade with tine necessaries of life in
the way OF groceries. Success to
Richards enterprise. Now If we only
had few more business houses opened
out and about two or three hundred
more inhabitants we would have quite
a nice little village up here, as this is .
nice country. So look out for heavy
vote up here at the next bond election.
May 18th, 1873. MoDoc.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS, TRAPPERs AND
Fur DEALERs.-Wanted, at the Chi
cago Branch Store, opposite BAN
croft 6 McCarter's dry goods store,
5000 minks, 1000 offers, 10 900 rac-
coOns, 10000 skunks, 10000 wolf skins
and others in~ proportion, tor which
we will pay Chicago prices in cash.
Cali and see US before selling else
where, as it is for your own benefit.
Also Toe, 900 pounds Of dry and green
hides wanted at the Chicago Branch
store, for which we pay Chicago prices.
Call on Epstein & Co., of the Chicago
BranchStore, 136 Commercial street.
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And years flew by, and their grief at
last
Was told as n sorrowful tale long past;
And when LoYeli appear'd, the chill
dren cried,
"See the old man weeps for his fairy
bride.'
The lapse of time has not weakened
the faithful devotion of the unfortu-
nate bridegroom. lie lives only to
solve the mystery.
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EMPORIA.

NEw ADvERTIsEMESTs.- pre-
sent this week the following list OF
new advertisements:
Tandy & Eastman--BusInessn notices
j. l.. w .Bell--New grocery and new
goods.
81. Smith & Co--Agricultura i'm
plements, etc', for sale.
Ilstletoe Bough - Grand enter
tainment.
Emporia Marble Works.
a. J. Misunderstanding and run
ming.
Il. w. Randall--Farm for sale.
Smith l. Dixon-Dissolution notice.
ID. d. May-tl0 reward.
a. s. Smlth--Business notices.
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WILL HAVE A FIRE DEPART
MENT
! n.beee. Enr,n. ) 3 rareAa.ea. .

A special meeting of the City Coun-
ell was held Tuesday afternoon to con-
slider tue question OF purchasing a
Babcock fire engine for the city.
It will be RENE mbered that at the
spring election $500 of unappro-
pristed bonds which had been voted
to aid MANUFACTURES two years
ago, were voted for the purpose of
purchasing a fire machine.
An agent of the Babcock manufac-
tory was here, and after full discus
sion the Council decided TO purchase
one of these machines, No. 3, together
with No. 3 hook and ladder truck,
with eight portable extiDguishors at .
cost of S3,4Oj, and a contract was
closed with the agent accordingly.
The machine is TO be here within sixty
days--perhaps in thirty. This is now
thought to be the best machine in use,
and it is rapidly taking the place of
other machines in the leading cities.
So we are to be no longer at the mercy
of the flames. We think the members
of the council acted wisely in the Sc
lection of the machine, and in acting
on the matter without further delay.
The mayor was authorized to pro-
cure quantity of the necessary chemi-
Gals for operating the machine. = :
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"rm weary of dancing now" she
cried;
"Here tarry a moment-I'l hide, III
hide!
And Lowell, be sure thou'rt tile first to
trace
The clue to my secret lurking place."
The wedding dance is a beautiful
and stately selection, which Will please
the most fastidious taste. Bancroft
Hall, next Wednesday evening.
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jan1-tf

WE CLAIM that Miss Sawyer's Salve
is entirely different from all others /;
that there are great many good
saiyes offered for sale, but none so
good as Miss Sawyer's Salve; that
every family should have box; that
it will do all and even more than it is
recommended to do. 12y1s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16

PERsoNAL.-We met in our city this
week, in company with w. c. Furman,
of Peabody, Mr.. Seth Riford, of Michi-
gan. He was on his way to Cedar
Point, Chase county, to make arrange
ments to open stock farm. He will
establish one of the most complete
ranches in the southern part of the
State, and will stock it in few months
with large number of the finest
blooded cattle to be found in the cast
ern States. These are the kind of
men Kansas needs, and we are glad to
chronicle the arrival of Dir. Riford.-
He has selected one of the best counties
In the Slate for his business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16

The lady who Is to sing the Mistletoe
Bough Is a new and most desirable nc.
QUESTION to the mus ical talent of En-
poria. The opening chant by two of
our most gifted youthful vocalists, and
other singing, will make that feature
very interesting,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16

UNITARIAN SoCIETY.-SerVices at
the usual hours. In the evening the
subject of the lecture will be, "Was
Cain insane when lie killed Able"
At the business meeting held last
Sunday morning, Messrs. Harvey Ban
croft, Van r. Holmes, Mrs. Slocum,
Mrs. Judge Ruggles and Miss Watson
were elected Trustees, Mr.. j. Smith,
Treasurer, and Mr.. J. II. Hibben,
Clerk. Messrs. Watson, Cross and
Bell were elected as building COM
mittee.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
Whitley & Henson are selling better
class of goods, and at lower prices
than ever before.
War prices and shoddy goods
Have had their day;
But good goods and low prices
VIII always pay. 1stf
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FIRE.--We come near having fire
IN The NEWS block last Friday night.
A lamp in the Missouri Valley Life In
surance room, was left too close to
some papers, which were igEited, and
soon the room was brilliant with blaze.
This being seen from the street parties
rushed up and extinguished the flames
just in time to prevent n destructive
fire, Had this occurred a few hours
later, the entire block would have
been destroyed. Hurry up the lire
machine.
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A new and elegant stock of mi liz
merry goods just received at Mrs. j. NJ.
Green's, 143 Commercial street, COM
prising hats and bonnets of the very
latest and all novel styles. Also, all
kinds of straw work and coloIiDg done
to order. Ladies' will please leave
their orders early. 1Stf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16

SPRISG CHIcKENs.-It Is a very
poor business to threaten 4 neighbor
who differs with you, with Interior
ence with his business, and ought
never to be indulged in. These kind
Of chickens come homo to roost al
ways, and some times they come very
quickly. We were lately threatened
with withdrawal of patronage be-
cause we dared to have an opinion Of
our own, and now some Others
know how 1t IL themselves"
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SALARIEs.-The following salaries
for city officers were agreed upon at
the meeting of the City Council Mon
day night last: City 5Iarshal, $500,
and same fees for services as a con-
stable; clerk, 5000, and such fees as are
usually provided for Issuing licenses (;
treasurer, $50; attorney, alO0, and
such reasonable compensation for SER
vices in district and supreme courts as
the council may provide; police judge,
some fees as justices of the peace ;
street commissioner, same as provided
for road overseers in the statutes
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The nlstletoe hung In the castle hall,
The holly branch shone on the old oak
wall;
And the baron's retainers were blithe
and gay,
Keeping their Christmas holiday;
Bancroft Hall, Wednesday evening,
May 2lst. Secure your seats.
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j. b. Hinkle shipped large bill of
queensware Southwest on Tuesday.
We will say to the Southwestern mer-
chants, that it is our ''candld" opin-
ion that they can do as well ut
Hinkle's establishment as at any point
in the State. He keeps u very large
and fine stock.
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GENERAL AssoRTMENT.-We invite
the especial attention of the public TO
our splendid stock of School, SIiscel-
laneous and Blank Books, Stationery,
pens, pencils, fancy articles, etc. We
are prepared to fill all orders Oh the
lowest terms. Give lis trial.
IL Fry & HEDGES.
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The baron beheld with fathers pride,
His beautiful child, young Lovell's
bride;
While she with her bright eyes. seem
ed to be
The star of that goodly company.
Don't miss seeing the wedding, next
Wednesday evening.
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STEP.-There will be some trouble
about our step ladder IL IL IL not at
once returned. It Is too provoking
for one man to keep 1t so long when
there are SO many others who want to
borrow 1t. On behalf of those who
want 70 borrow, We solemnly give no.
tice that this thing Ii whitfield to q
mighty small point, and If the fellow
that has it don't return it at once, we
will get Lanstrum TO come around and
practice on his horn In front OF his
residence at nights. Now, come down.
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EMPORIA BRooMs. Lyon county
has sent thousands of dollars east tor
brooms. 1t need not do so alter this
Mr.. D. Brown has set up a flrst-class
bro IN making machine in the building
on Sixth avenue, just east of Miller's,
and is making a splendid broom. He
wants TO buy all the broom corn he can
get. Bring in all you have. And
merchants, call on Mr.. Brown for
broOms. The home article made by
him is first-class in every respect, and
cheaD as the cheapest.
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The new firm of 5. j. Smith & Co.
present their card in to-day's News.
Everybody knows Smith, and that he
Is just the man to call on for grocer
les, agricultural implements and the
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine.
This centrally located store will be an
excellent place to trade at, and we adj
wise our readers to call there.
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NJ. K. & T. r. II. LANDs.-H. Z.
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.
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at length an oak chest, that had long
lain hid,
Was found in the castIe--they raised
the lid
And skeleton form lay mould ring
there,
In the brida! wreath of the lady fair !
Oh! sad was her fate! in sportive jest
She hid from her lord In the old oak
chest,
1t clos'd with a spring!-and her
bridal bloom
Lay whitening there in living tomb.
The final and affecting discovery
of the brides fate is the more thrilling
because of the historical episode which
the play truthfully portrsys.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-Sand, lime,
cement, plasterlng hair and building
stone of all kinds kept constantly on
hand and sold cheap, by
81. A. CHAMPLIN,
Cor. Sd and Constitution St.,
14-tf Emporia, Kansas.
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The members OF the Library Assoc
citation are earnestly requested to meet
at the Library Rooms, Saturday even
Ing, May 3lst, Mt ~ o'clock.
ii. j. WATSON, President.
CHARLES RIDER, Secretary.
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MAPLEWOoD CEAiETERY.-H.Conner
is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so.
janl-tf
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WALL PAPER.-The handsomest pat
terms of wall paper ever brought to
Emporia are to be found at the City
Book Store. They are selling cheap
er than anywhere else in the city.
IL ELLEN PLUME.
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GET THE BEsT.-Get wall paper at
Tandy & Eastman's, on hard time
prices. Browns from to 10 cents per
roll; white blanks, 10 70 20 cents
per roll; satins, 20 to 80 cents per roll.
A nice lot of samples of gilt paper.
1I-ka
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The coal company directors are to
be present this week while the coal
hole Is being reamed out, and If they
satisfy themselves that there Is no
doubt of the coal vein being 20 inches
thick, they will at once arrange to
sink shaft and begin mining opera
Hiona
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Music LEsso

Music LEssoNs.-Mrs. S. p. Chase,
a graduate of Musicvale Seminary.
Conn.,, desires to give lessons in Piano,
Guitar and Organ music. Has had a
considerable experience as a teacher.
Best of recommendations can be fur
nished. Lessons given at her resi-
dence or at residence of pupils. Resi-
dence, corner Fifth avenue and Union
streets. Terms, reasonable. 1923"
The best and latest styles of prints
received this day, at Bancroft &c Me-
Carter's. 16
April u, 1873.
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II. Conner has bought out r. Lyons
interest In the carriage factory. Mr..
Lyon will return To Michigan. Mr..
Conner Is so well and iavorably known
that We need hardly say that the fac
tory will continue TO progress.
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Away she ran and her friends beg;n
Each tower To search, and each nook
To scan;
And young Lowell cried, "Oh where
dUsL thou hide?
I'm lonesome without thee, my own
dear BRIDE"
The search, merrily begun, is IN
tenseIy interesting to the audience.
Bancroft Hall, May 2lst.
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They sought her that night. and they
sought her next day!
And they sought her in vain, when
week pass'd away!
In the highest, the lowest, the lone
liest spot,
Young Lowell sought wildly, but found
her not.
Anxiety changes to Ges pairing ago
ny. The dreadful mystery, so unex-
pected, overwhelms all with grief. Ev-
cry spectator is affected.
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Mr.. Waterbury having resigned the
attorneyship of the Loan Association,
Judge o. Miller was elected Monday
night to I'LL the vacancy.
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OFFICIAL A the Council meeting
Wednesday night The NEWS was Sc
lected to publish the city ordinances,
advertisements and council proceed
Ings for the cur rent year.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsIroRs.-The Board
of Directors OF the A. T. & S. f. railroad
company will soon meet at Topeka and
pass over the line OF their road to the
western line OF the State. On motion Of
Councilman Bancroft, the City Council
authorized Mayor Spieer to tender them
the Inequalities of our city. They will
andoubt6 dly stop over here.
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Next Wednesday evening will be the
first public appearance here of nearly
all who participate in the entertain
ment. Go and see.
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Burdick's self-loading hay wagon
was on trial in our streets this week
1t looks like 1t would do its work per-
tectly. We shall hear further about it.
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DIV . -NNys NE u AA1I1 =
H . M o Z . p A II H I - II i.
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless a satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office first door
south of the Post Office.
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MARRIED. -May llth, 1873, at the
esidence OF the brides father, by Rev.
j. C. Houston, Mr.. Henry Daily and
Miss Melissa Vangundy.
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Do not fail to call at whitley & Hen
sons If you want the worth of your
money, as they are selling goods
cheaper than ever. l5tf
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Mr.. w. w. Williams, and Mr.. Har-
ris, of Bellevue, Ohio, who had been
here for some days, returned to Ohio
the latter part of last week.
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The County Clerk, Register and
Clerk of Court, have each been fur
nished with u large and handsome Nc
Neal & Urban safe, The books and
records will no longer be in danger OF
fire
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Nice stock of cassimeres, tweeds,
cashmeretts, linens and cottonades,
for boys suits, at Bancroft & AfcCar-
ter's. IG
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IMPORTANT TO LADIEs.--Wibley s.
Henson have q full line of Globe and
Madam Foy's Corsets. They are the
best out. l5tf
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOYS
whitley & Henson have a very large
stock of mems and boys clothing All
new, nobby, full suits, at ~, 80, 80
and SO 1jLf
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Two OF Emporia's young men are
preparing to enCer the ministry.
This Is noble purpose. They will
SOON go to eastern colleges.
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See to-day's advertisement of 1t, and
printed programs. Sale OF reserved
seats begins Monday morning, ut the
postoffice bookstore.
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For new styles of dress goods, and
all kinds of white goods of the latest
styles, just received from New York,
go to Bancroft & McCarter's. IS
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DIED.-At the resid encc of the par
ents, near Emporia, on Wednesday,
May 9Th, OF spinal disease, SUSIE,
daughter of John and Lille Truitt,
aged II months.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION when you
come to town go to Harvey's old stand
of Ferguson 6 Harvey, and get a
square meal'' for 20 cents. I5tf
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Mems, boys, and children's new
summer hats, at Bancroft & McCar-
ter's. Is
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Twelve new volunteer subscribers to
The News this week; fourteen last
week; sixty-four since the first OF
April. Much obliged.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16

Is pieces more of those reversible
black alapacas, just received from
New York, at Bancroft & McCarter's.
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