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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-12
AMERICUS.

MODERN PArRIoTIsN.-Maxs and
Grenell rescuing farmers from office
seekers.
AMKRIcUs' HORN BAND.-Each per-
former has two horns and their music
is sole-stirring about milking time.
MIR. Gray, late of Boston, has quit
trapping and gone to buffalo hunting.
"A few of the farmers have COM
menced sowing wheat, dry though the
earth be.
If the news baby premium had
been given for the largest number,
Americas would have taken the prem
iUim this year.
"A grange was organized in this
place last Thursday, with thirty men,
bers-ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. Van Buskirk, the popular
mllliner of this place, has come home
from her eastern trip, and bought Mr..
v. Archer's house and lot on Cherry
street. So we conclude this lady Is q
fixture in Americas, which win be ae-
ceptable news to our people.
Farmers can get just As much for
wheat, corn and oats in Americas as in
Emporia. There are now three buy
ers in the market and they pay the
highest market price. Corn is selling
here within IL cents of the st. Louis
market.
-Messrs. Allen & Adams, who have
the 32-scre field of castor beans half q
mile north Of town, are now engaged
on their sixth cutting, and say they arc
getting good crop for the stand they
have. Owing to the wet weather al
planting time, they only had about
half stand, and they think they viii
have six to eight bushels to the acre
1t makes great difference what sorl
of seed farmer sows. Those who ara
running threshers say that the Nay
wheat turns out better than any othel
variety. Lewis Hayer and e. Bar.
clay had this year new kind Of MAJ
wheat that is said 70 be superior. Farm
ers win make money by looking abou
and getting the best.
We can't just say that there's go
ing to be another wedding In town
bat Newman goes mp into the hay
NOW every Monday to take nap.
-Jaqueth and Fred 10y have got ul
. new ssautI- political movement" tn
charter members are limited 70 on
omce-seeker to each county once. al
] ter WHICH respectable people win b
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The New HorEL.-We now learn
that the arrangements for the new
hotel on the corner of Commercial
street and Fifth avenue, are nearly all
completed, and there is no doubt but
that the enterprise will be undertaken.
Several of Onr most substantial citizens
are backing it with their money, all of
which has been subscribed but few
thousand. 1t will be one of the largest
and finest hotels in the West, and will
be an Improvement of which Emporia
may well boast.
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CATTLE b CsINESS.-We had prepared
an item last week in regard to the ship
ment of cattle by Hon. VIM. Martindale,
and J. ". johnson, OF Greenwood coun-
ty, and Daniel Bitter and Mr.. Clotfelter
of this county, but it was crowded out.
Altogether they shipped forty-fou car
loads. Those of Mr.. Martindale and Mr..
Bitter were spoken of by judges, as among
the best cattle ever shipped from here.
Mr.. Martindal went with his stock to
Chicago.
We learn from Mr. ]. ii. warneke, OF
the Union depot, that IS car loads of cat.
tie have been shipped this week up tc
yesterday, making. last week and this, a.
ear loads. Those shipped this week be-
longed TO Messrs. Gatewood and Swayze
Of Chase county, aud Mr.. Clotfeiter, Of
this place. Commencing the first OF May
about 225 car loads have been shipped
from here this season, or 1850 head o
cattle. Mr.. Warn exc says 1000 heal
will be shipped next week. So that II
| will be seen that Emporia is becoming
quite an important shipping point fo
cattle.
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FAIR DAILY.--We shall issue small
daily during the Fair. 1t VIII be sold By
carriers ut i've cents a copy; three copies
for ten cents. 1t will contain fuilreport
OF the Fair each day. We have secured
the services OF II. W. Randall, an expert
eneed newspaper writer, for the occasion.
We shall not solicit our business men for
advertisements, a. they are begged al
most every day to sustain some advertis-
ing dodge. Our space will all be Oceu-
pied by reading matter, but We will make
such editorial announcements for them
each day rs they may desire, at reason
able rates.
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AGNES CITY.
Grain, Rain, Etc.

After threshing it is easier to guess
at the yield Of grain than before, and
as your correspondent over-rated the
yield in previous article he feels like
making correction now. Therefore I
would now say that the yield of spring
wheat in this neighborheod was about
sixteen bushels, some going as hi h as
twenty bushels and very little below
twelve. I belive the best yield OF win
ter wheat reported in this locality is
that raised by Mr.. Clou seng, on Bluff
creek, which was twenty-eight bushels
per acre of excellent wheat which he
is selling at S1.15 per bushel, for seed.
Although the dry weather stopped
the plow for short time it is now &C.
ing again, and the indications are that
there will be more winter wheat sown
this fall up here than ever before.
-Clark's I. X. L. drill is in business
as well as Armstorng's broadcast.
The late corn crop will be very
light, while the early corn crop will be
pretty good. PHRANK.
September 8, 1873.
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philosophy you are TO fall beneath the
ruins of q great undertaking and
succumb to the wIisE of the enemy,
you will at least have the glory of fall
ing with the harness on, and in front Of
the foe. What though the seductive
allurements of old bourbon and rye
should i1lumine your countenances and
distend the integument like the head
of a snare drun-they will still be
turned meurnfuily to the people like
lanterns, to guide their footsteps in the
paths of progress and reform.
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G. w. FREDERICK

New GRANGEs.-A grange was
formed at Americas last Thursday by
deputy Cramer. Watson Grinell was
elected Master, and c. T. Conklin,
secretary. On Friday deputy w. S.
Hanna formed Ivy grange, at the
Bunker Hill school house; T. E. Best,
Master, w. J. Best, Secretary. On
Saturday Seosho grange was formed,
at the stone school house in district
No. %; VIM. Hollingsworth was chos-
en- Master, j. NJ. Miller, Lecturer, and
Arthur Plumb, Secretary. On Tues
day grange was formed at Union
school house, four miles west of EN-
poria,
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Cry Book SroRE.-Miss Plumb has
new goods, embracing the new series
ofindependent school readers which
has been adopted in our city schools.
Her new stock is very complete in
every particular. Miss Plumb is al
ways up with the times in her supplies
and sells at the lowest possible prices.
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" MERCHANTS HorEL.-Another adj
dition has been put up TO the rear of
the main building by Mr.. Champlin.
The old part is being thoroughly
cleansed and whltened this week, and
It Is now one Of the most comfortable
and excellent houses In this part of
Kansas. The additions which have
lately been put up gives Mr.. Carpen-
ter, the enterprising landlord, about
thirty sleeping rooms. This house has
one of the best sample rooms In the
State.
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CoURT.-The adjourned term of the
district court commenced Monday.
Most of the cases disposed of have
been foreclosures. James Knox was
found guilty on the charge OF stealing
j. L. w. Beii's horse a few weeks ago.
1t was clear case. He plead guilty
of stealing Mr.. Patterson's horse, and
of attempting to break Jail, and will
go up to Leavenworth county to live
for some years. n
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EJTPORLA.

NEw ADVEETIsEMENTs.-w present
this week the following list of new
advertisements:
1. ID. Fox & Co.-Books and stationery.
Ellen Plumb--New books.
Beman & Orink-Business notice.
NJ. l., Funkhouser Wanted.
Jacob Abbott-Notice to builders.
Lee s. SArgent--M Merchant tailor.
Sd. Smith 4 Co.-Farm 10 rent.
Bruner & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oak
stoves.
Elizabeth Dale Administrator's notice.
W. w. iBally--Strayed or stolen.
John w. Morris -Announcemcnt.,
+. A. Patterson-Announcem
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CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Rev. Joseph
Perrier, Catholic priest Of this city,
has between five and six thousand dol
lars raised for the erection of Catho-
lie church in this city. The building
Is sure TO go up at an early day.
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Great Republic" to be printed in the
city papers.
Resofred, That a copy of these reso-
lutions be printed in the city papers.
L. ii. CABTER,
J. A. KAULL,
l.. A. SLoCUN.
On Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings there were lectures by Profs.
Hoss and Norton at the n. f. church.
1 did not hear the lecture on "Poets
and Poetry, by Prof. Hoss and conse-
quently cannot speak OF it. / will
not speak of ssThe Great Republic" by
Prof Norton, partly because cannot
do it justice, and partly because it viii
probably appear soon in print
The teachers attending the institute
were attentive and EARNEST, and SEEM
ed to realize that their work was an
important one; were disposed to gath
er, by the most careful attention, the
good and useful TO be derived from in
stitute work @aves rs
The superintendent has entered up
on his work with a spirit that certain
Iy is encouraging. He possesses the
happy faculty of being very busy and
keeping people wide awake, and being
very quiet bout it. His enthusiasm is
contagious.
Altogether, the institute just closed
IN Emperia was one of the best that it
has been my pleasure to attend. Let
us have them often. l.. A. s.
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F. r. PAGE.-We learn that this old
citizen of Jackson township has con-
sented to the use OF his name for the
Office of Register of Deeds. Those who
know him will not doubt his excellent
qualifications for the place. He has
held several important trusts from the
hands of the people, and has always
Oeen faithful to his constituents.
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FoR SHERIFF.-We understand the
name OF II. F. Mcmillan, of Agnes
City, will be presented to the cohven-
ten on Saturday, by his friends, for
nomination to the Office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Mcmillan has been resident OF
Agnes City for some years, and is a
good man. If he should be nominat-
ed and elected we have no doubt but
that he would discharge the duties OF
the office in a very satisfactory man
nar
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GRAssHoPPERs.-Mr. Head, OF Ag-
mes City, Informs US that myriads OF
grasshoppers passed south over the
Bluff creek country on Sunday last. A
few of them lit, but it is too late for
them to do damage unless they ''ioOi
roundr till fall wheat starts.
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HALL Bros. NEW GooDs.-Among
the multitude of local announcements
overlooked last week, was that of the
arrival of Hall Bros new goods. We
presume they are not all sold yet, and
their customers throughout the coun-
try will still have a chance. The side
walk was lined with boxes, an indica-
ton that the stock is q large one.
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II you want to see a good-natured
man look at Jim Pinkerton, Pinker-
con & Son, attorneys at law, will soon
be on a single. sold man" Pinker-
ton goes about and the boys ask him
how much his boy weighs, and what
his name is, and such other fool ques-
tions, and then Jim puts on another
grin that goes all over his face. We
are kind O. left in doubt whether there
has been any other boy babies born in
EmpOria. -
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TowN SITE CONTEST met sew
eral old friends and acquantanees here
from. oswegO on Wednesday. They
are here to attend trial in relation to
the town site of Oswego, which is TO be
tried at the present term ofthe district
court.
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GRAIN MARKET.-The prices of
grain here are steadily on the advance.
Mr.. Fasbender was paying the follow
ing prices on Wednesday. Fall wheat,
SO cts. to $1.20; Spring, 40, to 90 cts. !;
corn, 30 cts. rye, 40 to so cts; barley
75 cts. Mr.. F. bought 5000 bushels of
corn on Tuesday in the vicinity of
Americas. He is now shipping corn
and oats to Houston, Texas.
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ODD FELLOWS, TAKE NOTIcE.-A
full attendance of the members of In
ion Lodge, No. 10, is desired at the
regular meeting Tuesday evening,
September 18th. Business of import
ance to be attended to in connection
with the meeting of the Grand Lodge.
eo-r. HJ.T. TYRRRLL. N. q.
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JOHN BAY.-We are glad to hear
from various sources that John Bay,
our present Sheriff, has given such
good satisfaction in the discharge of
his official duties that his friends will
use his name for reelection. lie has
been faithful, competent and honest
officer 500. .--.-
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WALL PApzR.-Ths 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.
Is EKLN PLUMB.
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DIED.

On Badger creek, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER Sd, Of cholera morbus, DANIEL g.
WELLS, aged about SO years.
Mr.. Wells was sick only . few days
He was highly esteemed by all who knew
him, and leaves s wife and child, and
father, brothers and other relations q
mourn his untimeIy death.
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Hewitt Craik, Esq, of Chase
county, was in. town Wednesday
He had eight hundred bushels of
the best fall wheat which he was offer
ing 70 sell. He had been selling some
OF the same wheat for seed at e1.5O.
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II Mr.. Joseph Arch comes west, as
he probably will, VIC want the farmers
and laboring people Of Lyon county to
get up grand mass meeting and have
him here. What do you say, gentle
menH
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FARMERS COUNTY, c0NVENTI0N,

NOTICE TO FARMERS CLUBS: There
viii Ice delegate convention held at
Emporta on Saturday, the 18th day Of
September, A. ID. 1873, At the hour OF one
O'Clock y. m. OF said day, TO nominate
the candidates for the various county
Offices 10 be elected at the next NoVem-
Der election. Also one representative for
zach district for Lyon county.
Each Farmers club, grange, ro-opera-
tive union, and each school dik frict that
has no organization OF any Farmers
club or grange, will be entitled TO one
delegate In said convention. Also one
delegate for each ward in the city OF En-
poria.
In behalf OF the Farmers OF Lyon -eoun-
~, we invite the cooperation OF all vot-
ers who are In favor OF reforming the
wrongs existing in all departments OF our
government.
By order Of Lyon County Farmers Co
operative A Association Central Committee.
Hfg WATSON GRENELL,
J. w. b. HEWITT,
W. S. COOK,
Central Committee.
Americas, Aug. -, 1873.
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FAIR NOTES.


Many Emporia horses have been in
training for months for the race course
at the Fair.
EXHIBITORS TAKE NoTIcE.-Exhi-
bitors at the fair will please make their
entries on or before the first day of the
fair. The class books will go INTO the
hands OF superintendent on the NOR
ming of the second day. Entries for
lot 2, 3, 10 and 10 must be made by IL
o'clock on Tuesday the LIST day.
A. r. BANCROFT, Sec.
Owing to mistake in the premium
list as published, the following prem
iums were omitted. The Society now
offer premiums on boots and shoes,
Kansas manufacture, as follows:
LOT 3S-NANUFACTUREs OF ALL KINDS.
Best pair fine boots, Kan. mfr % 90
IS heavy " 3 90
&c gents fine shoes 's 2 90
&c heavy 2 90
&c ladies' fine shoes &c 3 90
&c Sc heavy &c +" 9 90
Best display boots and shoes, Kansas
manufacture, 50 90 and diploma.
A. r. BANCROFT, Sec.
Now READY.-The diplomas award
ed at the last fair will be ready for de-
livery by Monday, September 9Th.
A. r. BANCROFT, Sec.
W. tI,:nl- x,,o i-aoxv tt,a -,ar ~r,l,o
will "git away" with the S25 for the
foot race at the Fair.
This will be the best Fair we ever
had, because everybody is -doing all
they can to give it lift.
The pamphlet containing the prem
ium list of the forthcoming fair is out.
It was printed at this Office, by Mr..
Rowland. 1t also contains the adver-
tisements of many of our business
houses. Copies can be had of A. r.
Bancroft, Secretary.
Come to the Fair and bring some
thing with you for exhibition.
The Agricultural Society has put a
new building on the grounds fer Floral
Hall. 1t is 35x1OO feet. with stone
and is permanent build
ing.
"A large number OF stalls and pens
have also been erected for the accom-
of exhibitors.
NOTICE.-An parties who purchased
Peerless potatoes of the undersigned at
the rate of % per bushel, % per barrel,
will please remember the premiums
offered at the coming county fair will
be paid, Parties who bought at re-
lmced rates viii not be entitled to |
premiums
Respectfully, w, ]. F. HARNEN.
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We stated last week that Mr.. jack
son had q contract to sink the coal
shaft 1000 feet. Such is not the case.
The contract is for $50 feet. It was
first made for 1000, but was after
wards changed.
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Plenty of places to go next week,
and a good chance for amusement.
There will be the Fair, Prof Norton's
course of lectures, and the lawn festI-
val. The latter VIII be one of the best
things that ever occurred in the city.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce Lieut..
q. II. CLARK, Of Center township, as q
candidate for Representative in the dis
trict composed Of EmpOria, Pike and
Center townships, subject to the decision
Of the Farmers' convention, to be held on
the 18th OF September.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

vienna, Austria, Aug. IL, 1873.
The Wilson Shuttle Set0fRg Machine
was awarded the Grand Prize at the
Vienna Exposition, for being the best
seloiRg machine. RATNoR.
The Office for this machine, and for
needles and attachments for all other
sewing machines, for the counties of
Lyen, Morris, Chase, Greenwood, Cof-
fey and Usage, is on Sixth Avenue,
over Lehnhard's shoe store.
37-2t BEMAN & BRINK, Agents.
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COURSE OF LECTURES

By special request Prof. II. B. Nor
ton will deliver n course of Scientific
lectures for the benefit of the NJ. E.
church of Emporia. The lectures will
be as follows: zEzs-.
1. The Suns and the Planets; Thurs
day evening, September 18th.
,. The Nebular Hypothesis and the
Six Days of Creation; Friday. Sep
TENDER 10Th.
3. Man and his Dwelling-place; Sat
urday evening, September Goth.
These lectures will treat OF the struc-
ture of the universe the recent dis
coveries concerning the plurality of
worlds; theSpectroseope; the complete
harmony of Science with Revelation ;
air and ocean currents; Prof. Wise's
balloon, and other matters of scientific
interest.
Tickets for the course, fifty cents /;
for sale at the bookstores. The pro-
ceeds will be placed at the disposal of
the NJ. f. church, The lectures will
be at the church building, commence
ing at eight o'clock.
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New BooKs.-I.D. Fox & Co. have,
this week, piled their store full OF
new books. From the number of box
es in and about the store, we conclud-
ed their stock is very large, and from a
a glance at some of the volums we
know it is varied and rich. The firm
has n new double column advertise
ment in to-day to which we call the
especial attention of our readers.
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REPRESENTATIVE understand
that the friends of DR.. r. H. Chitten-
den are DESTROYS of presenting his name
to the people this fall as a candidate
for Representative in this district. We
believe the Doctor to be possessed not
only of n good personal character, but
of the requisite ability to creditably
represent us in the legislature, should
the peoples choice fall upon him.
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Senfemhsr afh. III:

SepLemDer ON, 1915.
EDITOR EAPoRIA NEWS: Please an
Hounce the name Of E. A. P atterson, Of
Jackson township, as q candidate for
Representative in the district composed
Of jackson, Elmendaro, Fremont, and
others Of the same Representative dis
trict. Subject to the decision Of the Far.
mers' convention, to be held on the 18th
Of September.
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FIRE
FIRE.
excellent work OF our Babeook En-
gine.
Narrow Escape From q Disastrous Con-
hagrEtson--

I
On Tuesday evening between eight
and nine o'clock the alarm of fire rang
through the streets, and there was a
rush in the direction of the A. T. s. S.
F. depot. The fire company soon had
the splendid Bapcock engine and the
hooks and ladders out, going peli nell
down Commercial street. It was ut
first supposed that the depot was on
fire, but ON arriving at the scene of
the alarm, it was found to be freight
car. This car was loaded with ten bar
rels of gasolcne, fifteen barrels of coal
oil, and one barrel of turpentine.
These articles usually 'fdon't go fool.
ing aronnd's much when they come in
contact with fire, and tile inside of the
car was found TO be mass of flames,
and the fire was working through in
several places, The boys, under COM
mand of chief Sehmindling, had the
engine in order in "double quick,"
and in less than two minutes the fire
was completely squelched. The gas
olene had nearly all evapOrated, form
ing a gas which ignited when Mr.. p.
Dorseh set q railroad lantern In the
car. The car was considerably DANA
ged, and the barrels were so badly
scorched that their contents were sent
to Topeka to be used in the machine
shops OF the company, that corpora
ton having them to pay for. The gas
olene belonged to old John Robinson,
and was being forwarded to him.
When the car first took fire it was
standing by the passenger platform.
1t was pushed down to the open space
at the street crossing. Next to it was
a car containing 100 pounds of pow
der. There wuoId have been little
s'thunder Storm had this fire come at
a time when people were asleep.
Everybody is highly pleased with the
way in which the new engine worked.
Had we been without it the depot and
perhaps several adjoining buildings
would have been consumed, and per-
haps several lives would have been
lost 81
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-Sand, lime,
cement, plastering hair. and building
stone Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand and sold cheap, by
81. A. CHAAIPLIN,
Cor. Sd and Constitution st.,
lift Emporia, Kansas,
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WANTS TO SELL.-G. w. Frederick
wants to sell or trade for stock, about
ten thousand fine three-year-old apple
trees. Will sell the whole stock very
low and on good terms. A splendid
chance for some energetic reliable per-
son. 33-Im
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TAKE Your BUcKETs,-Chief En-
gineer SchmidlIng requests that our
citizens bring buckets to fires with
them. There are only AZ belonging
te the engine. More buckets are nee
essary to supply watsr: Don't forget
this 81 80 -
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GONE EAsT.-A. 8. Smith started yes
terday to get his fall goods. He inform
ed us that he intended to bring on the
largest stock he has ever brought to EN-
poria, and he intends to have his full
share of the trade.
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DIR. Hibb en-, examing surgeon of the
Pension department has examined %
applicants for pensions in the last few
days. This Is the time for bienial ex-
aminations.