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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-14

left copy of the New Testament
and Psalms on his desk. We are
glad TO hear him say."we will read
it aud try to profit byits precep,s.s
''The law of the Lord is perfect con.
verting the soul"
Prof. Nudge pronounces the sail
made at the ReInanlO Springs, Sum
ner county. TO be the purest and
be~t for every purpose of any man.
ufactured in the United States. S,
says the Walnut Valley Tunes.
This is the way they spice theil
elections in Marion Center, as W.
learn from the Record:
"a horse race, foot race aud fghs
were the tniiv-Hing iHcid, ats u
election day atrhis place.
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STATE ITEMS.


Since the election I. d. ThacheI
has gone to philosophising over
modern infidelity.
The Emporia District Conference
is in session at Neodeshs this week.
Elder Rhodes is president.
A Mr.. Hill of Ellsworth, was
killed a few days ago, by one Sparks
about claim. The murderer made
his escape.
Rev. j. Lawrence P. E. of Salina
district, had his barn, two horses
and harness burned by a prairie fire
q few days ago.
Noble L. Prentis makes The
Union one of the best papers in the
State. But he docs more; when his
pastor is sick he fills the pulpit.
Prentis is noble fellow.
The Atchison Champion of the
Sth inst, devotes almost 3 column to
the Allen and Hogan "mill." Why
do our leading papers give such
''bruisers" so much prominence?
The bridge question has subsidized
in Lawrence; and cow they are ex-
cited oyer the dam matter. They
will quarrel about something in that
lively little city.
The lola Register is in 8 bad way.
it says, most painfully. "Eyery fell
low hes TO buy his own cigars since
election" And then adds "bring
us some corn or wood on sAbscrip-
ton"
We learn from the Advance that
Col. Horner was fined fifty dollar,
for throwing an axe against his
neighbours dog. IL there no defense
against prowling, bowling ours?
"A double wedding occurred at
the Lindell Hotel fey evenings
since. Twotyin brothers married
two tvIu sisteFs. The parties were
ell from Wiehi.R. S-Kapsas City
Journal.
The United Brethren conference
convened IN Topeka the It'll last.
Bishop Glossbrenner presided.
Il. NJ. Green. II. d. HeeleY and r.
Logan were elected Presiding
Elders.
Sol. Miller .dislikes the panbury
News He saw q copy and says
at is a qnarso with . gingerbread
head, aud got up with very little
taste"
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The COMING SESAToR.-We do
not know who he is. We have
hope that some good man may be
made Senator. No matter who IL
may be, we believe the people OF
Kansas can get along without the
advice of the Missouri Republican.
Whenever we need Hsuch y grand
thing as poetic justice, E. G. Ross,"
Cor Senator, we shall elect II. But
we are not in need of that article
just now. We want q man. The
Republican had about as we'll look
after matters about ST. Louis. II
will pay them better. And while
we are at It we had snst as well say
that Mr.. Kreightly's notion, (this
suggestion Is from IndianapNlis) of
redeeming Kansas "by eiecting
Thad. IL. Walker without q dissen-
ting voice." is q piece Of.impDdence
we are not very well prepared to
endure. Kreightly had better "re-
deem" himself aud candidate before
Sc talks of redeeming Kansas.
glands of, gentlemen Kansas Is not
lost, nor dead. nor sick. She IL
alive and doing well in spite of
Caldwell IL Co. In the mesn time
IL We need advice we may call upon
you.
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CREAM OF THE TELEGRAMs:
The News from All

The bricklay eres and Iabnrers
strike continues. in New Y os.k
Work has almost entirely eeastdi
in the New Hiven carriage Eactof4
les.
The mills in Lock Haven, Pa, ex.
cept one, have all been shut down
Four men were arrested at Viii.
mington, Saturday, for attempting
to rob the national bank OF Della.
ware.
Gen. Hardee's funeral occurred
Mt Selma, Alabama, Saturday. The
procession was the largest ever Wit
messed in the State. -
Ono hundred end four thousand
pounds of bullion have been ship
ped from Southampton to the Unit
ed States.
The workiugmen of New York
have reevlV, d TO retition congress
to repeal the tariff ON hattef's silk
and plush;
The /. funeral obsequies OF Mrs.
Mary Curtis Lee, vile of ,he Gen.
Robert E. Lee, io"k place al Lex
ing on, va, Saturday. Mrs. Lee
was 81 years old.
The Kittaning, Pa, rolling mill
is IN the bands OF the sheriff. and
advertised To be sold on the 18th of
November.
J. B. Llppincotf s. Co., of Phiia~
delphia, publishers, discharged ali
their pressmau on So urday nigh,
retaiuing the forenlan aud DO! 5.
There are said TO be little or no
indications in New bury si,Tt, Mas
sachuseJts, OF any fleet -. the panic,
Ali the mills bat one ara making
tull time.
JAS, A. Smith and III son Willie
were badly set!d q b. re expl
i.'n of a srw mill bsi!eT ;,eEr 81. ]
on he Ssh. .
The Troy Press says fhst The
stuvs T. ale Oh that eits bfgfms 10
decline = liitie, but b opinion OF
he various manufacturers concern
ing its cause aud the ;uGure pros
poets vary. S mn OF the Shops are
ruuuihg on half or thrre ausrter-
IfnIs. tine proHineat- nlssnIl4 ar iar-
r stated Iha1 Sne.ralee b. his house
for tue iss titeen asrs Were .nose
than double ti.a ssla 5 TOR tie CORES
pondimg period last year.
The Wilmington Del. Conimer-
cial gives a. the general estimate
t;,st - IsssI thirty per erh.. OF the
men resentiy Employed ia tht.:
leather msDufaciories IN Wllning-
ton have been discharged. MggS
OF TIE firms are shutting dovk on
the manufacture Of stock Yt-sis
said that one OF he largest firms In
the city has Issred orders thar ne
more skins oe prepared for ia nus
facture n presehs. Most vi the
firms have large stocks on hand, |
which they desire TO sell before
manufacturing moss.
The PhiIadelphja NoF;h Alueri- |
caa ooHmends nighiy Lac course of
Ihe CambliG iron company, which |
has lust announced that is proposes
20 retain the 5000 hands eateftd on /
is pay-rojis, aud to keep them at I
work even though there has been
IN almost entire Cessation o. orders.
Aud at the scarcity of enrrency
prevents for the nloment the OBJ
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A SPECK OF WAR.

The latest telegraphic news con.
corning the fate or tie captain,
crew and sixteen others, of the Yir'
ginius, who were inhumanly butch
ercd by the Spanish authorities OF
CRba, has created intense excite
ment ct Washington A cabinet
meeting was called, and the matter
was warmly discussed. The Presi-
dent Is reported as saying: "He
thought It WIS > matter which au
enlightened government could net
overlook; If, indeed, this method OF
warfare was necessary to the sap-
port OF the Spanish republic, indi-
vidually, he could not wish such .
government prosperity; it Spanish
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Owing to the hard times. we make
the following offers to subscribers for
next year, which will be good till the
Ist of February, 1874:
Fmsr-we will give The NEWS and
the Kansas Farmer one year for 50 in
advance. Reduction 90 cents.
SEcoND-we will give two copies OF
The NEWS and one copy of the Kansas
Farmer enc year for $3.50 in advance.
Reduction 81.
ThIRD-We will give one copy OF
The NEWS and one copy OF Woods
Household Magazine, 90 page month
", for ESQ. Reduction so cents. Or
for 50 we will send THE NEWS, Woods
Household Magazine and the popular
chrome, yosemite"
ForRTH-For a club OF I'VE sub
scribers to THE NEWS we will take
1915 In cash and will send either the
Kansas Farmer or Woods Household
Magazine as q premium to getter up of
club. Reduction S2.25.
FIFrH-For 5000 we will send ten
copies OF THE NEWS, and a copy OF
the Kansas Farmer and Woods House
hold Magazine to getter up OF club.
Reduction on all GO.
SIxTn-For ESQ we will send twenty
copies Of THE News, and will give the
person getting up the clab the Kansas
Farmer and Woods Household Maya
zine or a beautiful IS chrome, as he OF
she may choose. Reduction in all
$3.50.
SEVENTH We will furnish Till
NEWS and Demorest's Illustrated Mag
azinc, giving all the fashions, and the
splendid chrome, ''The old Oaken Buck
et," for -, with postage added. This
IS the best offer ever made.
These clubbing terms offer to grang-
es, clubs, unions, neighborhoods anc
villages chance to get THE NEWS a
greatly reduced prices! The offer con-
templates cash In advance In all cases
In no case will names be entered or
our lists at the above figures on credit
Names will be entered on credit wher
we know the parties to DO responsible
at 90 n year. Any member of the clul
can have the Kansas Farmer at 81
year.
SCHOOL LIBRARY.
To the school district, outside of En-
poria, giving us the largest number o
cash subscribers at 81 n year each, WI
will present school library, worti
from ESQ to 500, to be determined b!
the number of subscribers, the book
TO be chosen by the district board.
SPECIAL FOR EMPoRIA.
If the city of Emporia will give IL
800 subscribers at 81 each, in advance
we will donate to the Emporia Librar!
800 worth of books during the yea
1874
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SOUTHWEST.

ELECTION IN GREENwooD CoUN-
TY.-J., w. johnson, Democrat, will
represent the Greenwooders in the
legislature this winter. Walter
Smethers is Treasurer l.. \. Fan
cher, County Clerk; }. L. Baker,
Sheriff; j. NJ. Seidel, Register; j.
II Rine, Surveyor. John Foley, s.
Brookoyer and Moses Blancett are
the County Commissioners. The
last named is straight democrat.
The Eureka Herald is jubiIant
over the prospect OF the work now
progressing on the Paoia aud Fall
River railroad. 1t is said that five
hundred men are at work between
Psola and Garnett.
C. g. Hutchinson has been "play-
ing it fine" on his friends. The fol-
lowing announcement by the Hutch.
inson News, is the first in,imation
we hays had of this affair:
"Hon. C. C. Hutchinson, who
married Mics Gertrude Sherman,
some two weeks ago at Castleton,
Vermont, Grriyed with his lady on
Thursday. We weleone Mrs. Hutch
inson to the "Gate City" and wish
her and her husband much dOmes-
tic happiness"
The following arc the officers
elected in Sumner eountyi
Representative, w. p. Hackney;
County Clerk, c. s. BrodbeDt !;
Treasurer, j. l.. Kellogg; Register
of Deeds, William Nixon; Sheriff
John q. Davis Surveyor, ID. n.
FL. G. st. Clair; I'd district, r. w.
Stevenson; 3rd district, j. w. Ham
ilton.
We are glad to know that our
old friend Dick Stevenson was re-
elected commissioner. He is worthy.
Our friend Nixon, once OF the En-
poria Tribune was reelected Regis
ter. Ali right.
The ELECTIONS IN BUTLER CoUN-
TY.-About 100 votes were poised
in this county, nearly 800 less than
was pol!ed last fall. Ii. ID. Hill is
elected Representative by a good
majority Joseph Williams is eleci-
ed TreasuTeFs p. i KNOWLES js
elected Register of Deeds j. K
Anderson is 10 be next Sheriff; tbs
County Clerk is In doubt. Mr. HaF-
yey and Mr. Brown have . close
vote. DR.. McKinsey will be coro-
nor Mr.. Weiner il Surveyor; Capt.
McGinnis IL Commissioners TOR the
list district e. b. Brsinard for the
2nd Mr.. Clifford for the 81. The
Constitutional Amendment carried
in this county almost unanimously.
Walnut Valley Times.
Capt. McGinnis, Commissioner of
the LIST district, is an old Lyon coun-
ty man. Good.
Second the motion. "Shoot him
on The spot" The Walnut Valley
Fimes says
ga RFenehmaR bas ipyepted . |
boot withswheels which will enable /
, man TO go faster than horse. Il
Is being extensively adopted by /
rod men and book canvas
sers. Hereafter il will bs neeessary /
to shoot such people on the wing
t'Soine k;nd friendS is looking af-
ter the morals of the editor or the
Valley Times. He, or she,
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: $4,000 REWARD.

GTRAYED or stolen, on OF about the
- list OF May, from the undersigned ,Ifv.
ing four nHjes east Of EmpOris, one dun
hlley two years old, large size; dark name
an tail. Also, one light bay flIey two
years old, with blaze face and small seal
on right thigh, and o4e or more white
feet. Also, one light sorrel horse three
years old, with small star in forehead.
Also, one dark brown half pony maj e
colt, one year old. The above reward
Will be paid for their return, or liberal
coyer3. Due proportion OF the reward
Will be paid for one or more Of them.
Address ~. n. May. or
e. A. BREWER,
46u Emporia. Kansas.
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AFTER THE ELEcrIoS.-Every pa
per has something to say to the
above topic. The most OF them
start out by saying, "the result was
not just what we worked for, but
we accept the situation" etc. OF
course they do. The people have
spoken, and the voice 10 supreme.
Everybody Is Satisfied except de-
feated candidates, and fellows with
axes to grind, and they will haYe te
''grin and bear It."
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THAT MEETINa.-We see aud hear
of a great many silly things. We
are n OF often startled by anything
novel; but that Democratic jubilat-
ing meeting in Kansas City on the
9TH inst, caps the climax for down.
right idiocy. Those old rebels
have been in their holes ever since
the war, but a mere dream of Re-
publican defeat has warmed them
into life again, aud they come from
their shiny dens to. shout over an
imaginary success. They may go
back to their holes. Kansas is as
sound as 4 dollar. She Is just as
much opposed to Democracy as
ever. The old corpse still stinks.
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THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
How they Make it Pay-Meanhess Of
The Chicago Papers-LyOn County
Well Represented, Etc., Etc.
i, Chicago, Nov. 8. 1873

Chicago, Nov. 8. 1873.
Two more DAYS and the Exposi-
ton will close. All this week the
weather has been fine, and the at
tendance large. Last week there
was snow three or four days, and
the cold weather kept many away,
and yet there was not a day in
which the receipts did not exceed
the expenses. And, by the way,
there has been a very handsome
margin to the stockholders through
out the six weeks of this great ex-
position. How could it be other
wise when all exhibitors had to pay
for the space they occupied, and for
tickets of admission, while there
are no premiums given for any
thing. Exhibitors are even made
to advertise the great show, as
neither of the Chicago Dailies will
publish one word descriptive of any
article on exhibition within the hall
without the regular fifty cents per
line. But the exhibition itself has
been a splendid means for adver.
Using, and a great amount of good
will no doubt result.
A great many new things have
been added from time to time dur
ing the show. One of the attrac.
tons AIDED is a fine museum from
a college in Michigan, consisting OF
stuffed animals from South Ameri-
ca, minerals, etc., worth hundreds
of thousands. 1t may be interest
ing TO the readers of The News
to hear what Lyon county has done
for the magnificent display of Kan.
sas products here. Ron 1. T. Good.
now, of the NJ. X. s. T. X. R., col.
lected large portion of his sam
Piles in this county, and they are
really prize specimens. Tho Amer.
icus cheese and flour are the best GU
exhibition from Kansas, and even
from any other state. Robt. Nc.
MILAN has the best sample of white
winter wheat; Oscar Lambert, OF
oats; E. Yeakley, of white may
wheat; Edward Swartz, of corn
Robt. Drake, of wild grape vine
Samuel Sewers, of sweet potatoes
VIM. Grimsley, Aaron Miller, Mrs
Abraham, j. N. Miller, and
Samuel 10y, have the best cOilec-
ton of apples. Brewer, of Emporia,
has the best brooms in the building,
and other parties have creditable
articles which l cannot now name,
The collection of grasses, stone,
and wood, from Lyon county, is
very fine, and excites a good deal OF
notice.
The railroad companies will
doubtless repeat this exhibition
next year, and the people should
make preparation for it in time.
The Republicans and law and or
der people are disgusted over the
result of the election in this city.
The Victory may simply be termed
a whiskey victory, as the principal
argument used against the Repub-
licans was that the party was op-
posed to open saloons on Sundays,
and the Aeeasing of saloons gen.
orally. Whether or not the people
are aware of it, the fact is now
patent that the Democracy, the for
eign population and the liquor in
terests are combining for suprema-
cY, and unless an organized resis-
lance is soon effected on some plat
form, the whole country will be
given over to whiskey and bum
merism. Yours truly. r. w. II.
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NExICo.-On the 10th inst, the
people of Mexico jubilated over the
adoption of additional articles tc
the National Constitution, among
which is the abolition Of peonage
and the separation OF the church
and State. The chief cities were
Illuminated, and the rejoicing wal
generally. Good for Mexico. We
like to rejoice with them. They
have been oppressed for a loag time
by foreign church, aud bypocriti
cal, penurious priests. Now they
are free. All hailI beautiful land o
the Montezumas
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n. L. Prentis, q regular licens.d
newspaper man, will preach in the
Congregational church. next Sab
bat.-Janction City Tribune.
We wonder If the above furnishes
any reason why we dent get the
Union more than half the time.
When it does come it is go old that
we can't steal the "Pen, Paste and
Scissors.
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Col. WooDsoN.-This old fossil
turned up at the Democratic jnbi-
lee in Kansas City. He made q
speech, "Hark from the tOmbs! q
doleful sound" saying he "regret-
ted the deterioration OF the State of
Kansas" Or course he does. All
those old corpses do. WOOdson,
with others ofhis kind, was sloughed
off the body of Kansas a while
ago, and they think 1t q sign of de-
cay. Living men think 1t sign OF
health,
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NEW COMET.
MEMPHIs. IMPROVING.
MARRE1s nv TELEGRAPm.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New York, Nov. Il.
Money-Essy. Loans on call were m de
at per cent down to 4 per cent. to first
class borrowers.
Banks-Gained 81 zoe, goo in legal tend
ers to-day.
Custom Receipts-SI70.O0 Co.,.
Gold-After selling at 107 closed firm at
1011z.
Loans Carrying 2a7 per cent.
Disbursments-Thea assistant treasurer
disbursed $4,000.
Clearings-S80 ,000, 900.
Exports-sVe ere S455, 900 in silver bars.
GovernmentS-Closed firm and good de-
| mand.
| State Bonds-Strong and higher.
Stocks-Strong and buoyant.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-Lieut-G Governor
Slower is all right now, and the news
papers will have to quit calling him
sour bachelor Governor" etc. On
the 9th of October, away down in
Cambridge, Mass, he led to the
hymenial alter, Mrs. Susan G.
Wayne, formely of this city. That
is all right. Give US your hand,
Governor, and "may you live long
and prosper" and may your for
tunes, politically aud otherwise,
especially the otherwise, never
wane.
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STRAVEn

FROM my farm AZ miles southeast OF
u Emporia, about the 25 of Nav, the
IoIiowing described stack: One dark bay
mare, years old; black name aud tail;
left hind foot white; rather heavy set,
Also, one bay stallion colt, years old :
both hind feet white. Also, one BAY stal.
lion colt, 2 years old; lett hind foot white:
blaek name; light tail. Informs ton
Leading TO recovery of OF above animals,
hoerally rewarded. ii. MYERS,
4o-4o" Emporia, Kansas.
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STRAYEn.

FROM my farm on Allen creek, three
II miles northeast OF Americus. In Octo-
Der, five calves, described as follows:
Two red heller calves-one dark red and
one pale red. Two bull calves-one daFE
red aHd one red roam; one red steer cali
nearly white with cropped ears. Infor.
nation leading TO the recovery Of IN
above animals, or any of them, will be
suitably rewarded. Leave word with ]
b. Hinkle, Enporia, or with
j. Blu TIER HINKLE,
4dtf Americas, Kasneas,
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The following from the Topeka
Blade lie witty.
"What makes the majority OF
your people so Fiery 2" inquired a
stranger recently of q citizen OF
Emporia. Because we hate the
tune of patty CAKE, patty cake.
Osborn's man." was tie reply.
We may add that the Senatorial
question was scarcely mentioned
during the campaign, and neither Of
the men were in any way pledged
nor were they run in any mans
interest.
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STRAYEn.

FROM the premises of r. NJ. RuggIes
II dark brown or black horse colt;
said colt was one year old last Nav: no
marks but y very small white SPOT on
forehead. Any person leaving informa-
ton about it at this office will be suitably
rewarded. MRS. LOUISA SPENCER.
46-4S%
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STkAvEn.

ENROA the subscriber, on Elm creek.
II about the Goth Of september, q two
year old red steer, branded 81. F." on
the left horn. A liberal reward will be
paid for Information leading to his recoy-
cry. II. j. PRICE.
AGATE Reading, Lyon county, Kas.
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Beates is defeated at Junction
city for representative, and Harvey
stock is down.
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The Constitutional Amendment
was almost ignored in many parts
OF the State. ~ : eyvsr
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the tax
IN rolls OF Lyon county for the year
1873 have been placed In my hands for
collection, and that the amount Of taxes
charged on each 800 valuation 10 IS fol-
lows, to-wit: state, SO cents; county, 90
City OF EmporIa, 81, and school taxes ~
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Proposals W anted.
COUNTY cLERK's OFvrcE.
: Nsnnr f.xhrrnr.-nk A.. IA ao-.l

-J1pNTX CLERK'S OFFICE,
LYON COUNTY. Nov. IL, 1878.
GEALED proposals VIII be received At
- this office Until Friday, November %,
1913, TO build 3 bridge seefss Allen creek
at the Fremont read crossing. Proposals
must include abutments, superstruetqre
and all necessary material. Approaches
not INCLUDED. Bridge TO be all wood or =
combination. Plans may be seen at this
Office.
By order OF the Board ef County Com
missfoners- DAVID S.GTLMOKE.
10 IS County CLERK.
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St. Louis Market.

- - st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. II.
Hemp-Dull and nominal; fair to choice
undressed S75a120; dressed, $15na1S0.
FIour-No market or business; cash
buyers can make their own terms in re-
gard to price.
Wheat-Spring, firmer; No. 2, s5ass;
soft, 9Oa95c; fall held higher and firm; No
8 red, 81 %; No. .. 81 421zal As.
Corn-Higher for spot; No. . mixed,
361< cash; 3Sc September; No. g mixed,
33a34c.
Barley-Unchanged; No. spring, 81 D
al 35: choice Nebraska, 81 40a1 45.
Rye-Higher; No >, 62c.
Pork-LOwer; selling at S11 75a12 90.
Dry Salt Meats-DulI; clear rib, 81
clear, &c cash.
Baeon--Dull and not enough doing te
establish quotations. Sales clear rib 81
57<c; clear, 6Lc cash.
. Lard-Quiet. Butchers, go C; refined,
SIC for order lots.
Groceries-Dull and nominal.
Cattle-Dull and weak. Good to prime
steers, SO 50a3 20; medium and prime
81 T5a3 90. s~-4 -
aogs-Firmer at 50 Boa $50. Receipt,
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-14

G.. G. Hutchinson will be run by
his friends for Speaker. Web VIII
der can't vote.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-11-14
Good City Property

ofier for sale. cheap, my residence and
4 1our lots on the corner of Market
street ana Eighth avenue; also, the east
nine acres of the northeast 0uarter nj the
northeast quarter of 10, 10, IL; also eighty
acres OF the west half of southwest quar-
ter IL, If, II. A liberal credit will be
given in part on the above property.
Emporia, Nov. 10, 1873. 4o-tf