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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-08-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Four men drowned at Pittshnrg
Tuesday.
Quincy City fiour mills burned
Wednesday night. Loss $4,000,
insurance, $4,000.
Mains nOR has eighteen cheese
factories In operation, nearly all
new ventures.
The new capital of Iowa will be
built of Minnesota granite and will
cost 100000.
The fire flend got around to Port
land, Maine, this week, end destroy
ed good deal of shipping and
other property.
Dispatches from BALTIMORE aud
Philadelphia give accounts of dam
ages by rain Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The Minnesota wheat crop is
turning out better than expected.
Twenty-Five bushels to the acre il
common.
Eight new petroleum wells in
Pennsylvania and a heavy decline
in oil, Excitement among the pc
troleum dealers,
Geo. N. Sanders famous rebel
conspirator during the late war,
"went to his reward" from New
York Tuesday.
Maine, Maryland, OHIO and other
States have hsld straight out DEM
ocratic conventions, Therc is no
foolin' with liberals this year.
The survivors OF the battle of
Wilson's creek, where Gen. Lyon
fell, celebrated the anniversary of
that severe conflict at St. Louis last
Sabbath, the 10th.
The President and family haFe
gone to Maine. This is a good
time to go to Maine. Ii We had
$4,000 a year We should go still
farther toward the Ice regions.
1000 rolling mill heaters in Chi
cage sad 500 painters la New York
are on . strike, tbe fariner for high
err wages, and Tue later for eight
hours.
An anti-nOAopoly Convention
was held in Iowa, Wednesday. Il
put State ticket in the field headed
by Andrew Hoostic for Governor.
The resolutions were thoroughly
reformaiOry in their nature.
SAS.--A Texas cattle man named
Williams sat doVp lsst Monday 10
look over the Kansas City Tines;
~ tia stock yards near that place.
His eyes soon reste9 on a telegram
IRON Columbus county, Texas,
which told bin !ha. the Indians
had visited his house, IN Fexas, ki,.-
cd his vito and baby and carried off |
his five year old daughter. That |
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LIBEL SUTr.-We are extremely
sorry that our WyandOtte brethren
cannot dwell together In peace.
For printing a column of editorial
about Congressman Cobb in his
paper, r. B. Taylor, of the Gazette,
gets sued for libel. The following
seems TO be the principal paragraph
10 which Mr.. Cobb objects:
when John Speer's ease was
about to come before the grand jury
at Topeka, Col. s. A. Cobb, being
counsel for Speer, called one of the
members of the grand jury out from
the Teflt House, and as the Juror
understood, and as any one would
understand from the language used,
tried to bride that juror TO vote and
use hfs influence against the finding
of an Indictment against Mr.. Speer.
THIS, of course, should have sent
Col Cobb to c-o-n-g-s states prison.
We regret this trouble between
two men who ought to be friends.
An old feud exists between them,
and the Gazette has, been abusing
Cobb for some years. In spite oil
this Cobb has been successful In
Wyandotte both in politics and bust
ness, and We suspect this has not
had tendency to decrease brother
Taylor's hatred. From our present
view of the matter we do not see
how Mr.. Cobb could do otherwise
than 10 20 to the courts for redress,
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LETTER FROM sen TON.
Dedication - Liberality-The DaWning
Of the Brighter Day.

NEWTON, KAs., August Ii, 1873.
EDITOR NEWS: Even here in the
city of Newton, So lately known as
"the Wickedest town." the name OF
Jehovah shall be sung.
Tho largest concourse of people
that ever gathered in the town met
here yesterday, the occasion being
the dedication of the new Methodist
Episcopal church. Amidst the
swelling music of the organs notes
hundreds of joyful voices sang out :
Thou whS on the whlrlwlnd rIdest,
At whose word the thunder roars.
Who IN majesty presidest
Ger the ocean aRd the shores,
From those shores and from the ocean
We the children OF the seq,
Come to offer our devotion,
And to give this house to Thee"
After which the Rev. b. Kelly,
of Ottawa, Qate of Emporia)
preached a very impressive and eff
fective sermon, 1T The conclusion of
which the dedicatory exercises of
the Methodist church we're perform
ed. In the evening the Rev. Mr..
Stogdill preached forelble and
thrilling sermon. 'Great il the
name of the Lord"
Newton has formerly sustained a
very anepViable notoricty ali over
the land. Those Who have no faith
in her redemption are requested to
contemplate the fact that when the
congregation assembled yesterday
morning there was debt of oyer
eight hundred dollars on the church.
Subscriptions were solicited and ia
less than thirty minutes the whole
amount and an oYerpius of one
hundred dollars was prompIly
"planked" down. Think of that, We
skepties. The church is beautiful
structure, well built aud handsomely
furnished with patent reversible
seats, and all The modern improve
peRts. To the pastor, Rev. Mr..
LaVcr'y' 100 ipu2h praise canaot be
given. He was sent here By the
General Conference, aad coming,
found 90 hoEse Of worship. He
took off his coat and rolling up his
slGeyes, painfully pnt his shoulder
TO the wheel and by earnest york
has succeeded in getting this build
ing erected. "Hy their fruits We
shall know them" saye tie Great |
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES-EDU.
CATION OF THE FARMERS.

Much has Leen said and written
during The past few years and espe-
seiAlly in this State during the past
few months, relative to what is the
appropriate work of those insiiIu
siops which haye been provided for,
or liquidation furnished, by the
mnnidcenee of our n&tiOnal govern
menL which bears the name of Ag-
ricpItpFsl College. 4 considerable
range Of srgQmont has from time to
line bean put forth which vas appa-
rentIy intended TO lead to the mark
ing out OF line of policy for the
organization aud conduct of these
institutions. These have assumed,
hPYeyer; that this line was In some
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Pooh REAsoN.-We see that few
papers objec TO one or more of the
gentlemen mentioned for Senator
because they voted for Greeley last
fall. No matter If they have always
been and now are good and true
Republicans. Now we just simply
want to say that the fact of n mans
having voted for Greeley, provided
he is the right kind of n man, and
Is qualified for the position of Sem
ator, won't make n continental post
age stamps difference with us in
the Senatorial election this winter.
Narrow partizanism is about played
out In this country, and the fact that
q man has always supported the
regular nominees of any party, will
not much longer be a sufficient pass
port to ofIlce. We opposed Greeley
because VIC did not believe him a
fit man for President. Thousands
of good Republicans voted for him
conscientiously, and SO far as We
are concerned, no good and true
man shall be forever denied Office
or participation in the affairs of the
country, simply because he differed
with us as to who was the best man
for President. That's entirely too
thin TO wash.
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How WE ARE TAXED.-Thc Sat-
urday Review takes up the figures
of tho United States census, and
says that adding TO the local tax
alton and Indebtedness the taxation
and the debt of the federal govern
ment, IL is plain that per head the
thirty-eight millions of citizens o.
the United States are by far the
most heavily taxed and most deeply
indebted people In the world"
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New HoRnoR.--The Democracy
have 4 new horror. They are now
engaged in tie laudable enterprise
of killing or Grant again. They
are working themselves into a fren-
zy about Grants "ihird term The
New York Herald has a long article
headed ''Cnsarism," which Is aimed
at the devoted head OF the President
white he gently puts his cigar, and
exercises his "hoss flesh" ut Long
Branch. The enterpTising country
press, OF the Democratic persuasion,
is IasiIiug itself into feverish
excitement by reproducing the Her
aids article. All this leads the
Pittsburg Commercial to observe
that this new horror, "Cesarism,"
is to freeze the marrow in the bones
of the lonely Democracy during The
coming campaign. What the word
''CsHsarism" means aud what par
ticular danger 10 the government II
indicates, not one man in = thousand
can tell, but it is just as COOL Al
bugaboo as aey Other; aud the
average Democrat, always in terror
about something terrible that 70 GO
ing 10 happen, may az well get
scared at "CnsarisIn" as anything
else. IL will trench terribly on the
dipthOng box in small country OFF,
ces, aud cause n sudden run on type
boundaries EOe sorts, besides causing |
= confusion among Dem ocratic ora
tors as TO the proper pronunciation
and meaning OF this word; bnt
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TOPEKA BLADE-We have now
had two weeks OF the Topeka Blade.
1t is neatly printed, and has all the
kilograms, besides good local, news,
and editorial departments. Its mis-
cellany is number one. 1t hasn't
hurt anybody yet. but will if it
gets q chance. The air of superior
virtue, and a tendency to straighten
things out generally in Kansas, at
first manifested, win soon pass of,
The fact Is the Blade will find the
press, the politicians, and The peo-
pie going along here about as they
do in the balance of the world,
The Blade is good paper, and we
should like to see 1t largely circulat.
ed. 1t would do much better In
this part of the State If it were a
morning instead of an evening
paper.
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Our FOREIGN COMMERCIAL graf
flying feature OF the foreign COM
merce of the country is that we have
imported so far this year ten mil
lions of dollars worth of goods
less, and have exported thlrty-three
millions of dollars more, than we
did last year during the same period
AN apparent balance in our favor
af forty-three millions of dollars.
or at the rate of over eighty millions
for the year. The export or specie
is also less by twelve millions OF
dollars than 1t was during the cor
responding period OF 1872, and is
less than for any year since 1870.
These things indicate better con-
dition of trade and more prosper
Gus times ahead. Whenever we
stop running head long into debt.
and begin to count on the other side
of the ledger by saving our money
as states, as counties, as cities and
individuals, then we will begin to
have q true and solid prosperity.
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Ainialstratpr,s Sale Of Real E,tate

THE undersigned administrator OF the
i estate OF Geo. NJ Harvey, deceased.
Will, on the S0th day OF September. 1873 al
II o'clock \. M. At the door OF the court
mouse, IN kmporia, sell, NJ bubble auction.
70 the highest bidder, the following de.
scrihed real estate, belonging 70 said e..
tabss to-wits An undivided oae-half IN
terest In D acres, being all that part OF
the Z = OF w a Of " 4 OF see. 10, IN,
II range II, living on the north and west
side OF the Cottonwood river: also com
meaetng at the center Of sec. IS, tn. Is,
range IL; thence z 10 chains; thence 8 20,
chains, 70 the south line Of said sectian:
thence on the section line chHfns aid Is.
hnks,t ne E corner OF the portion deed
ed to ia cob I. Newton; theEce DOFxh Il,
chains ana 20 links; thence west 3:ohains.
and 81 links; thence n 10 chains; thence
w chains, 70 3 6 corner OF portion died
ed to Anna Hiatt; thence n % Place ~
beginning, excepting 3 acres of S ed ~
the above described piece OF lanI- her.
tofore bargained TO Issi r MIND said
tract OF land eontaihiRE II Aeres more or
leSA Va
Terms Of sale Will hs, one third dawn.
4nu one third IN six and nine nontks
Deferred pAyRsats b. draw interest Al Ie
per cent per annuD, and be secured nv
good personal security.
ABNER IIADLEY.
Aug. 1ath. 1873. a8
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The Springfield Republican speaks
OF the epidemic OF political reck-
lessness," which is raging ia Ohio
ON account of the Allen county
movement. Where does 1t prevail
There has not been q response 10 the
Allen county proposition in all that
broad State, except in Cincinnati,
and that was q very, very feeble one
The movement was failure from
the beginning, and has obtained
much more notOriety and impor.
lance outside of the State than in 1t
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There Is not near so many reform
ers at work now as there was this
time last year. There is not so
many Offices in prospect. Reform
ers, as q class, can scent an Office
from afar off.
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an ORDINANCES

To amend an ordinance relating - fses
and compensation OF officers.
Be it ordained By the Mayor and Gssa-
eilsea Of the cltg Of Emp0giG::
SEC. }. That section Ona OF sA orCiI-
nance entitled AN ordinance 10 amend
an ordinance fixing the fees and eompen-
satiou Of officers Of tbs GitY,S approved
June 18th, 1873, aud published In the
Emporia Ledger, June 18th, 1873, be and
the same is hereby Amended so Is to read
as follows: The police judge shall be
entitled to receive fOr his services 70 he
allowed from the commencement Of his
present official term, the sum OF TWO hun.
dred dollars per aAnnm, payable ont OF
the city treasury monthly, and one dol
lar on all trials had before hID, 70 be tax
ed as costs In the ease, and, in addition
thereto the same fees and co mpensation
as are allowed by LAW - justices OF the
peace In toWAshi pS For similar services,
but In no ease SAsA any fees be paid out
OF the city treasury.
SEC. 2. Tkis ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its pHbli-
cation
MOVES SPICER, Mayor.
Attest: 8. HURD, City Clerk. IL
Approved Aug. 18th, 1873.
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Lost Colt.

ON Sunday, August 10Th, bay mare
~ colt, about three months old, be-
longing to the undersigned, followed
some team from Americas out TO the camp
meeting, and has not since been heard
from. ANY person returning said colt to
me, in Americas, or informing me where
it may be found, viii be suitably re-
warded. n. T.CILLEY.
Americas, Aug. 10, 1873. 33t2
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Total, 1900 gifts, all cash,
amounting to SI,5O0o0
The distribution will be positive,
whether all the tickets are sold or not.
and the l.. coo gifts all paid in proportion
to the tickets sold-ali uuSold tickets be-
ing destroyed, as at the First and second
concerts, and not represented in the
drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets $50; halves SIS; tenths, or
each coupon, %; elev en- whole tickets for
$500; 22X tickets for $1,000; 1l3 whole,
tickets for $1,000; 22T whole tickets for
$40, 600. No discount on less than $500
worth Of tickets At q time.
The unparalleled success Of the thirua
gift concert, rs well as The satisfaetise
given by the first and second, makes Is
only necessary to announce the fourth
to insure the prompt sale OF every ticket
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conduct
In all its details like the third, and full
particulars may be learned from circulars,
which will be sent free from this Office to
all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all Or
ders accompanied by the money promptly
filled. Liberal terms given 70 those who.
buy to sell again.
THOS. E. BRAMLEFTE,
Ag't Pub. Lib, KY, and Manager GIia
Concert, Public Library Building. Louis
vile, ny. 1855.
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AN ORDINANCE

Authorizing the appointment oF . re-
lkeemRn.
Be ii ordained By the Mayer eza the
COuHcitReI. Of the city Of EApOria:
SIC. l. That one "a ynlseenan shall
be appointed by the Mayor, Who shall ne.
ceiVe salary Of $50 psE lsoafh, payable
So . ThSs o-S,Sn .y sItSsuIy
and be in force froaa aaG amer it's publ.
cation. MOVES SFICER, Mayor.
Attest: S. ADRDs City Clerk.
Approved Aug L ISL
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STRAYEn

MI sorrel-roan pony, sorrel name and
AVA tall, strayed on Wednesday, Aug.
ust 9TH. Any Information leading to his
recovery Will be suitably rewarded
Leave word at THE NEWS ONCE.
33f CHARLIE STOTLER
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after ,sil tBe-e difficulties are cured
ther-S will still remain behind the
chief difficulty rs to what all this
fuss e about anyhow.
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Grant once lived at Portland, Or
egon, and will do something for the
fire sufferers.
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LOST

GTRAYED from the subscriber, on or
y about the twenty-seYenth of July, =
hesVy set, light brindle COW, short horns,
branded "No on right hip, Any informa-
ton that will lead to her recovery will
beliberally rewarded.
% W. T. NICCOLLS. Emporia.
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STRAYED.

ENR0M the subscriber. in the vicinity
H of Plymouth, Lyon county, Kansas,
about the middle of June, one white two
year old steer, branded CD on left hip.
ANY information leading to the recovery
Of said steer will be suitably rewarded.
Leave word at Sam CLIPS livery stable.
33t2% JAMES BARBER, Toledo, Kan.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

"TE can sell the desirable residence of
w Prof. q. w. Hoss, adjoining Empo-
rias ut a low price and on very favorable
terms. VIII take, As part payment, 81
coo IN Kansas real estate.
S3tf VAN r. HOLMES & co.
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JERE JOHNSON EARRRR,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Once, I5s
~ Main street, Cup stairs) Newton,
Kansas. VIII practice in the courts OF
the ninth and thirteenth districts and
Supr eme court of the State.
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HAssl ssrs ny TE4.RGRAP4
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New York, August 1a.
Meney-Cl0sad at 4a5 per cent 1t /.
expected that higher prices will soon be
established.
Sterling Charged All ss4as5s per cent.
for 60 days; sight 91{a9%.
Custom Receipts taql,
Goid-Weak; ranging from lI59s4II2z5
closing, lI5L.
LoanS-were La per cent, to dat, Tor
carrying.
CIearings- IS, O9o 600.
Disbursements assistant treasurer
disbursed $iI 900.
GoTernments-qulct and grp
State Bonds-Very quiet
Stoeks-Opened firm, but afterwards
became weak. aad declined YAK per cent
st. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS. August IL.
Hemp-Dull and unchanged.
Flour-Quiet aud weak. Round tots
lower TO seller.
Wheat-firm and fairly active. No. 4
red fall, Sl.121z; No. 3. 81 . IN elevator:
sample Of medium to priIae sold at / 3lli
l aT1S; No 2, 40}z.
CoFn-Dull and 9ower. 10 mixed, a.
aasc; spot offered At sslzc. August; 3si<6l
bid; September, offered 3S1Sc; bid 2Sc
Oats-Firmer, No 2. 2SL<c; SPOT. STs<e
September; Tx i2Se, August
Rye-Lower and unsettled; buyers
holding OF. Sales Of No were lde 81
5ea5sc. -
Pork-steady aud firm ut lG 36I1. 90.
Dry Salt Meats-NominaIIy and very
$ If. No sales of round lots.
Bacou-Stiff. Shoulders, 9az s9I<e, clear
RIB, l05se; clear, 10zsaIle.
Lard.Firn. Saies OF choice Winter. Dc:
summer steam, 7kc.
Wsisky-steady at 9le.
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USE OF TEXT BOOKS FREE.

Several rooms in the BOARDING. houses
Vii Ds supplied with fuFnItuaes so that.
students need not incur the exaan.e aDfi,
trouble OF bringing such from. haTae-
Tnose wishing furnished rassns ShouI,iI
make application % the President n 81.
vance. (Cost Of room per month. q. 20
TIE Faculty Of this inssftutfon A. eTnoro
fenced and able; the building tssfef,,a -
eommodloas and accommodation aEssle-
In . word, Is furnishes EscilfiFes sa-,sss y
any Institution Of its kind in the ~sS3.
sTff
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LETTER LIST.
D EMAINING uncalied for in the EN-.
1Gporia pos toftiee. II not called for in
10 days they will be sent to the dead let
ter office. Persons calling fur the follow
Ing letters Will please say advertised.
Anderson Liddie, Anderson Gust.
Beers Mary G.
Clark Nettie, Carter Thomas B, Cox J..
Erickson Mast.
Furguson Nettie.
johnson Caleb, jenkins John, Johnson
Freeman.
Kelly Nathan NJ.
Lauffer Geo.
Miller W, Morris r G, Norris II L.,
Miles Nettie, Miles Enos,
Noiwisdi Frity.
Painter Lemuel, Powers James o.
Row Lewis, Robinson Eliza C.
TerriIi Bertha.
Wood w A, Wood James V. WrigBt
Frank, WoOton Andrew.
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CARRY THE NEWS

TESHE Missouri, Kansas s. Texas Rail-
Il way, having completed and opened
for business their North Eastern Extea-
sion Missouri Dlvision) from Sedalia TO
Hannibal, are now running their elegant
change.
Passengers for points In Northern Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota. the
Upper Mississippi Region, Northern and
Central Illinois, Chicago, Michigan, and
the Great Northeast, will find this thI
shortest, cheapest and quickest route
Through cars will continue to ruL
through 70 st. Louis without change, via
Sedalia as heretofore.
For full Information as to time, and q
correct map Of this line and its connec-
tions, address,
]. D. Drown. THos. DoRwIN,
Ge sa,i. 1tekst Ag's Gent Pass. Ag's
The Missouri, kansas& Texas Railway.
with Its connections, Is the shortest.
quickest and only direct route from ali
points in Texas, the Indian Nation and
southern Kansas, to st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago and all prominent eastern points
Rates as low and time quicker than any
other road In the market. All claims for
loss, damage or oVer-charge prouSAy
settled. Merchants ordering goods from
the east Will save time and mOaeX by
conslgnlng them care NJ. X. d T. RX.
d. A. FkEER,.
Gepl Eastern Ag't, $40 BroAdSNaV, N V
D. r. WILLIAMS,
Agent, is Clark Street, Chicago.
GEO. w. LILLEY,
Contracting Agent, 4O4 Walnut St. st.
Louis, Mo. w. GAGE
Agent, Hannibal, No.
j. w. BCRCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas, Texas
W. p. ROBINSON,
Gen'I Freight Agent, Sedalia, Mo.
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Administrator's Notfee.

NOTICE b hereby given to all inter
AN este6, that the undersigned ndEinls-
traitor OF the estate of Fanny 3. kobte.
deceased. will make finsI settlement e
said estate on the 9Th tisy Of OctobsF-
1878. 1855 b. II. NOBLE. Adrnrr.
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81, Leqis live Stock aEap ket.
ST. LOUIS. August II.
Gatfie-D4il, Fair to choice shipping
lots, I5a5 IS; medium 20 good butchers,
3 70a4 90.
HOgs-Qaiet at aaaa es.
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.fla State Normal School
EMPORIA. KANSAS.

The next term Of the Normal SxheoE
opens sEREEMBEak lGtlA- EzsH-
nation OF new students on The Stk.
The Model, or Practice School viii be
opened with the opening Of tie term.
Students are adEAitted from years or
age upward. The Object lesson system
will be made DroniDenA IN this depart
ment. Tuition e PEI sesA. Text books
not furnished.
TUITION EAt IAE NORMAL FREE,
Onay - Incidental fee OF q.
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Chicago s,.s stock Market,

CHICAGO, August I::.
Catiic-UnchInged and light sales. Fair
to choice native steers, 1 7.5Sl "a: ihrons-I,
rexan, . 25a3 .
iogs-Actiye aud firm. Medium ID
heavy smooth lots, 4oa4 ti5; light grades
95;'s4 30; common rough lois, rs
KANSAS CITY LIVE srsD OK MARKET
Reported weekly 10y !. q. Mccoy L Cd.
live stock commission dealers, Kansa.
Stock Yarks, Missouri:
Aug Is. 1878.
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H. b. LOWE,
Central Livery, Feed and
Sale Stables.

TIME most extensive establishment in
l. Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams, with the best aud incest carriages
and buggies in the oity, ready at all times.
Also, saddle horses for ladies and gentle.
men,
Buys and sells horses, buggies and car
riages. Auction every Stature day.
Especial attention given to boarding
horses by the week. 81
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Statement OF eouafY warrants issued
aud eaneeIled during the year ending July
9th. 1873.