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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-06-13
Publication Noticc.

p. SMITH and n L. Smith, whose
z residence Is unknown, VIII take no.
TIDE, that j. G. Han and Joseph Hail.
partners doing business under the firm
name OF j. c. Hall 6 Rro-, ef She county
Of Lyon and STATE Of Kansas, did, on the
eth Z gy OF May, 1915, file their petition
IN the offsce Of the clerk ef tie District
court, for said county and State, against
the said j. +. SnIth and n. L. Smith, de.
feHdaAts, setting forth that the said J. p.
Smith and II. L. Smith gave > mortgage.
TO one y. I. nix on lot No. tE1irty-three
33l on Market street, in the city Of En-
poria, said county and State. to secure
the payment Of two hundred and Fifty
dollars, $500 with interest at per cert.
per annuna, from Nag 3d. 1872 accord
ing to the teF1As Of certain note Eefer-
rcd 70 in said mortgage. and thai the said
efs tor value ct said nate and mortgage,
and praying Judgment against the said j.
P. smith foF the said sum Of $50, and in
lfeEezt ca the same ~ 8 per cent per AM
mum from NAY S3d, 1872. and for an ar
toFneyss fee Of 10 per cent. ON the amount
| Of Judgment, for foreclosing the NOR tgage
herein mentioned, and that said premises
may be sold to satisfy the salae. IGs
said j. p. Smith aud d. z. smzta arc
hereby notified .Esz tzey. must appear
1 end answer TIE SID petition en- Or before
1 the LAM day Aog July, asia, or she same
/ viii be taken IS true and Judgment rem.
dered for the amounts as above stated
snd decrees19 the sale or the said mort
gagged premises and the application Of thl
proceeds, in accordance with the saif
PRAYER. w. T. MCCARTHY,
22-24 Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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fhe hTst Festival of the season was
chat given in pericy's building, Tues
day afternoon and eyeDigg, ~ the
horticultural Society. The large
loom had been very prettily decorated
by the ladies and gentlemen who take
AN interest IN the society, and was u
bower Of lovrlincss. Each show win
HoE held 2 fine aquarium zone from
ilL }orVS aud one from Dir. Alillikenl
surrounded by trailing vines and
snowy boqnets. The tables and walls
were elegantly trimmed with green
wreaths, and beautiiled by pictures,
flowers In boqucts, wreaths, vases, &C.,
hover stands, hanging baskets, well
preserved plates of apples, entrancing
pew potatoes; rammotL green goose
berries, pie plapt stalks, peas, raGlshes,
etc, plates and BASKETS full of
luscious strawberries, and other APP
propriate productions Of nature aud
Art. And everybody's face smiled like
boquet, and all the pretty girls in
attendance were made happy ny the
nearty eTpressions OF adm, iration and
delight which the beautiful scene drew
forth from every visitor.
Where there was so much Ia see aud
admire, aud SO many contributed and
aided, we had best not try to particn-
larize. The show of apples was first
gaze, spowlpg how the wine sap and
others had kept. The vegetable speci
mems were not numerous, but very good
In quality. The strawberries were
,isIlendid,'! aud comprised many var
ieties. They were mostly very large,
Hne grained, lively color, nicely rip
ened, and so tempting that most fling
ers wiggled to get to them. Mrs. Slo-
cum took the blue ribbon for best ia
yor. And the boqHets were paradise
Rf thegsselYes. The Qneen of flowers
: he'd is position hrayely. The hssort-
ment Of flowers was worry largo, and
comprised dozens of choice varieties,
arranged with much taste, and every
face frightened with pleasure as the
vision roamed from one marvel OF
beauty to aaotha..
20 The room was filed with people
from after dinner until ten o'clock at
nighr, ana Pie strqWberFy and les
cream lasted throughout. The tables
were most literally patropiged, and
well waited upon, The evening scene
was exhlleratlng, and the universal
chatter and laughter and social enjoy
ment were made complete by our eS
eellepb eprpet band, WHICH made .'mu
sic IN the air. with its usual ability
rive congratulate the society ard nj
its friends on the eminent success @
their exhibition and festival. The
worked zealously TO please the pablo
and succeeded admirably. The re
eeipts must have been very good, an
viii help the society to get up il
summer or fall eShibjtiop. The list {
awards has not yet been handed IN e
publication.
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hundred and seventy members, ani
two-thirls are one hundred and four
teen. At the last election there were
only ninety; four present, and so the
amendments offered could not be
acted upon. Next Monday evening n
committee, composed of Messrs. Buck,
Lynn, Melvin, Griffith and MeCand-
Hiss, will report such amendments as
it deems necessary. In one week
thereafter, june %, this report will be
acted on, provided enough members
are present. The only way is for all,
gentlemen, ladies', minors, to be on
hand. Each should resolve to attend
- me-, ting of Monday, June %, to
.nu -->anGnents a fair hearing,
give the "a item up or down.
md then to vote sstion posi-
rhe interests of the Assoc. -'at
lively demand the presence on ill.,
evening of all of its members who can
possibly attend. There is no use in
the Association to lose 800,
b75 or 500 per week. Every cent
saved on loan is just as much saved
as in officers salaries, rent, or any
other expense. The Association has
taken strong hold upon the confi-
lcnce and good will of our citizens.
Its benefits, pecHniary, moral, material,
are plainly felt. 1t ought to be made
4 perfect success, as it easily can be,
and will be, if the members will all
attend June %, and act upon the
amendments which will be before
them. Let us all GO
J. r GRAHAM
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EMPORIA.

NEw ADvERTIsEAiENTs.-We pre-
sent this week the following list of
new advertisements:
d. W Eastman-Loan Association
statement.
Ellen Plumb--New books.
W. II. Gilchriest-Take notice.
Ann Jones Attachment notice.
Lewis Iutz-Last call.
Isaac Brown, aud others Road notice.
}. I. Ashbaugh Physician & surgeon.
Margaret Haupt-stray horses.
Bragunier & Bro Groceries.
Atyco 4 Herman Meat market.
John F.. Evans Notice TO bridge build
ers.
Howard & Zimmerman Business no.
tee.
whitley L Henson--New goods.
Plano wanted.
+. W. Cunningham-For rent.
Mrs. j. NJ. Green New goods.
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TIE SOUTHWEST.


HutchipseR Is 20 haye a brick yard.
Wellington claims to have a good
surface vein of coal.
We can't give give better idea of
the coming 4th of July at Eldorado
than by copying this disrsssy head from
the Tines
"Grard celebration-Hon !. S. Kali
ZACH to deliver the oration-7a foqr-yea<
old buffalo "a he b3F6ecUed-A splep-
did silver eprpet band to be in attend
ance-A magnificent diaplaF Of fire.
works in the eVeniag-A grand ball at
the Academy hall at night-Al1 Butler
county inVited-Fiye Thousand people
expected to be present"
Here is the history Of the great legal
claim of san. Wood versus the a., =
8 s. F. Il. r. company. 1t has been
Lsforc the Chase county court for two
years. We wish Sam. luck in getting
his little claim.
! f" Fror, the petition IL appears thai
Is. g. ISameFoyi pre- sldent, and Willis
Gaylord, secretary, OF the Atch1son
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad company
formerly tHC AIcHISOu q 4OPckds SUI
to plaintiff, in January, 1851, all th'
stock ow2Sd BY them in that company
lamoantfng TO 500, 900; that IN Febru
airy, 1867, they resigned, and the plain
tiff was elected a director. also sareE
intendent aud attQFpeF OF said cbm
pany that at that time plaintiff wa
the owner OF $t00, 600 of the stock Q
said company, of which the frat In
stallment of ten Per cent. {$l0. 0OO) wa
paid, being one-tenth of the entir
stock of said company; that Pomeroy
assuming to be president, and Gaylor
assigned the franchises and all propel
ty of said company to one Beach, {
/, New York, without authority: ths
Beach reassigned the same TO Gaylot'
] AID Gaylord reassIgned. the same
t the present railroad. company, &
! which transfer Of franchises they y
eeiyed $s2,OGG In cash, S82. 900 in hont
of Usage county. and 100000 acres
Pottawotomie lands. the property
n said com pany, worth $500, 600. AT tn
. time said company had aland grant
. ,O00, 900 acres, worth $4,000, 900, al
that county bonds amounting to .ov
e 81 .0o0. eco had been yoteS to il.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
NOW IS THE TINE EOh BARGAINS.

0NE LOT AND TWO HOUSES. one
of the houses having seven rooms,
and the other three, eistern and well,
fifteen head of horses, i've buggies, enc
platform wagon, one carriage, Gre sGiky,
six sets Of light double harness, three
sets of single. Earrse IS, live saddles and
brides, and all other equipments OF No.
/ livery establishment, which is doing =
good business. Also two lumber wagons,
and one moving machine and rack.
All the above property will be sold f3z
q, 5O0-$2, 500 in cash, SI,0eD = SIX
months, and 81 600 IN twelve months, the
deferred payEaensss "a bear 10 per cent.
interest, II. B. LOWE,
y Central Livery Stable,
22-94 Emporfa, KanaSR.
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Central Sunday School VIII hold a
piepia IL the grove south of the school
house--flve' miles north of Emporia--
on Thursday, the 10th inst. The pro;
gramMo ig speaking, singing, eating,
swinging, &c: A cordial invitation is
extended to I'LL sunday SCHOOLS 70 at
tend, bringing tho lunch basket, and
have pleasant time in the cool, shady
grove-"God's own temple
Come out, city cousins, ana rGsticate
with gS. 4 table viii be provided
with refreshments, so that those who
come unprovfded can be accommoda-
ted. The proceeds of the table win be
devoted to the use of the SqaOel.
Mas MIsNIE CowAN, See'y.
W. F. EwISG, Assistant.
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MUsIc LEssoNs.-Mrs. S. +, Chase.
4 graduate of Musicvale Seminary,
Conn. deslTes to give lessons in Piaao,
Guitar and Organ music. Has had a
considerable experience as teacher.
Best of recommendations can be fsg-
nished. Lessons given C. her resi-
dence or ct Sesileaee OF pupils. Resi-
dsass, corner Fifth avenue and Union
streets. Terms, reasonable, 1929
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CAFFEINE: J. II. wareke, agent
at the upper depot of TIE saata Fe
road, in forms rs that the cartle ship
ping business has already commenced.
Thirty car loads have been shipped
here, Including this week. Thirteen
Thousand head were shipped from here
last year. and more than that number
will be shipped this year from present
Indications.
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VIZ olArM that Miss Sawyer's Salye
Is entirely different from all Others /;
that there are a great many gooa
saIyes offered Cor eale, bit lone go
good as AIiss SaMyers Saive; that
every family should haze boks that
it viii do all and even more than it Is
recommended to do. I2y1s
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UNITARIAN SocTTY.-Serviees at
the usual hours. Subject in ti.e NOR
ming: '.Do ali thIhgsito The glory Of
God.,,' Subject in the evening; :sThe
Lords Table, At the conclusion of
evening service, the Holy Communion
will be administered. Amer next Sun
day there will be no services for seve-
raj weeks, the pastor being absent in
the Southwest.
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GENERAL AssoRTaIEgg.-We invite
the espeaial attention of the public to
our splendid stock of School, AIiscei-
laneous and Blank Books, Stationery,
pens, pencils, fancy articles, ets. We
are prepared To I'LL all orders on the
lowest terms. Give US trial.
IL Fry & HEDGES.
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Wicks & Mayse have dissolved, Mr..
Mayse retiring on account of his
health, which has failed badly during
the past year. His lungs are very SER
loqsly affected. This is very we'll
established and popular grocery house,
and we regret that Mr. AIayse has not
been able to retain his health so rs to
continue In business.
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NJ. X. s. T. r. r. LANDs.-H. Z.
Norton is the agent, in this city, Gor
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas rail-
road lands in Lyoa county. Amy in
formation concerning them Will be
furnished by applications at his office.
Elff
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The Kansas State Normal Academy
of Music, at Leavenworth, offers two
full twenty dollar tuition courses for
1873, to any two students from each
county in the state. The appointments
are TO be made by the county 2uperin-
tendentof public instruction. Each
appointee should be present ut the
opening, and attend the full session,
which begins July 9Th, and lasts six
weeks. Mr.. Caveness WIN no doubt
make good appointments tor Lyon.
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Tic noble Kaws have GONE. TT

The noble Kaws have gone. The
Council Grove Republican says of their
new home in tie Indian territory;
''The reservation allotted to the Kan
sas tribe has been purchased by the
government from the Usage nation,
situated about ena hundred aud fifty
miles south, oyer the southern line of
the state, commencing where the Ar
kansas river crosses the state line, eN-
tending sixteen miles down the river,
by ten IN width, embracing fine land,
timber and water, and altogether de-
sirable homo for the remnant of this
once powerful but always friendly
tribe, that now numbers Gully about
five hundred sopia, worth in each over
have 2 million dollars when their debts
are all llquldated, averaging over one
thousand dollars per capita.
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The latest novelty in white dress
goods-the satin stripe lawn, entirely
new in design-you can find large
stock of them all at &. ". Newman
& Cos. 21-tf
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No more bonds to any private enter
prise, say the courts. Wooden mills,
machine shops, founderies, factories,
bridge works, grist nills, Sc, all go
by the board, so far as state, county,
city or township aid is concerned. They
must be established by private capital
only. Those places which haYe, by
issu ing bonds, secured the establish
menE OF manufactures, now won't
have to pay the bonds. Topeka feels
all right, and wishes it had issued q
few million more bonds than it has,
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MAPLEWeop CfAEEERY.-H.Conuer
Is the authorized agent for the sale Of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the eity, he viii attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so.
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NOTICE TO FARMERa AND COUNTRY
pEALERs.---Wanted, at the Chi
eago Branch Store, opposite Ban
croft & McCarter's dry goods store,
100000 lbs. of wool, tor which
we will pay Chicago prices IN cash.
Call and see us hafoFe selling else
where, NJ It IS fqr. your own benefit.
Also 100000 pounds of dry and green
hides wanted at the Chicago Branch
store, for which we pay Chicago prices.
Cali on Epstein 81 Co., of the Chicago
Branch Store, 1870 Commercial street.
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PIcNIc.-School district No. ., the
Waterloo sehooi, wiz hptd it, sixth an
aual pisaie in Mrs. Green's grove on
l5a creek ,.Oh the 5th Of July. There
will be recitations, dialogues, select
reading and a paper read, edited by
the scholars of the school. The frieTd'
CT education and the public are IN
.!.sl t4.l 4. I - 80 @
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Miss Plumb announces a number of
new books. Her store always carries 4
full stock, and her prices are very low.
Sho is an excellent business manager,
and maintains lively competition with
other stores in her line. For books, per-
iodicals, magazines, stationery, notions,
toys, curtains, wall paper, pictures. or
naments, and ten thousand other NEE
things. we recommend Miss Flqmb's
hook store at ali times.
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Prof. Norton is in town, and receives
hearty greeting on all sides. He has
accepted the professQrship of geogra-
ply and natural sciences in the Nor
NAL school,
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n new and elegant stock of mi lii
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 color ing done
to order. Ladies' will please leave
their orders early. IStf
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Bancroft hall was "fulr' last Friday
evening, to witness the public school
exeroises. 4hey we're lengthy, but
very entertaining. Vacation now for
three months.
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The hest and latest styles of prints
received this day, at Bancroft Il Me-
Carriers: 1G
April Il, 1S7a.
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MIR. Herman, the popular meat-carv-
er,late at Schmidling & Cleveland'si has
gene INTO partnership with John At
yeo. Atyeo & Herman are skilifAl
butchers, pleasant gentlemen and
bound to aocommodate their customer.
with the best meat to be had. We
commend them TO our readers.
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Strange how popular the fire COM
pany is since the street commissioner
began calling for road tax. But he
says fire company memb ership is no
eSemption
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A handsome parasol can be bought
of G. w. Newman s. Co., at from %
cents to $1.00. 2I-tf
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Tom Fry keeps the argest stock of
pocket and table cutlery in the city,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
22m4
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We call the attention of our country
readers to the article in to-day's NEWS,
giving the constitution OF oranges of
the patrons OF husbandry.
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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 P1UMD.
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I.K4soxAL.-Sye received 2 call a
ieF days ago from Dir. J. \. AshbatiSh,
4 new physician who has located at
Neoslo Rapids, in this county, for the
practice OF his profession. His pro-
tessional card may be found in to-day:
naper. The doctor informs us that lac
will soon start prescription drus
store in that town
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Go and see how much it costs YOU
to fare snmptuously" at Harvey's
new restaurant, old corner of Fergu-
son & Harvey. LIFT
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Madam Foy's, Thompson, London
corsets, and all other kinds; ladies'
white and colored corset, at Bancroft
81 McCarter's, 16
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Strawberries haye been in good sup
ply, at an average of IL to 20 cents per
quart, this week. To-day small sized
berries are ten cents per quart. Big
season, but nearly over.
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For Few styles of dress goods. and
all kinds OF white goods of the latest
STYLES, lust received from New York,
90 TO bancroft & McCarteF's. 10
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AUCTION SALE.-C W. Clapp sold by
auction on Saturday Inst, st Central
stables, about thirty head of horses for
w. II. Shaft, of Chase county. We learn
that the prices obtained were good, and
fully met the expectations of Mr.. Shaft,
who converted his stock into cash, and
returned home on the same day.
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a Mr.. Williams, at the head Of Dry
creek, sic piles southwest Of town,
while digging a well last week. struck
a vein ofron ore. He is an old miner,
and saws it Is of good quality.
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FARMERs, ATTENTION When you
come to town go to Harvey's old stand
of Ferguson Sc Harvey. and get
"square mear for % cents. IMf
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AIr. T: ". Wright, who is boring
our coal hole, has been also boring one
at oIathe, since last November. The
ulathe News-4 letter says a a inch
vein of good coal was reached there on
the 4th, at a depth of five hundred and
fifty-ilve feet. 1t adds:
''Just before reaching this strata of
coal very hard dark-g grey limestone
rock five feet thick was PASS ed through,
then came black shaIe ahd coal forma-
ton. a vein of salt water was also
found near tile present strata of coal.
1t is thought thicker vein underlies
the present. one az q further depth of
about fifteen feet, and the work OF test
ing it Is already going forward. The
result will he known in a few days.
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We believe that the city of Emporia
will pnhesitatingiY resolve 20 neet her
bonds Issued for the encouragement OF
manufactures. We shall vote that
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WALL PAPER.--A splendid assort-
ment of all grades of wall papaT.
IL FRY & HEDGES.
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Pic Nc. The Unitarian Sunday
school will hold their annual pic mic
at Kelley's grove, on Tuesday, June
18th, Ice cream and strawberries.
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The handsomest patterns and largest
assortment of Hamburg edsipgs and
insertions ever brought to Emporia
can ha found at G. w. Newman & Cos,
2l-tf
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Mems. boys, and children's new
summer hats at Bancroft q McCar-
ter's, lG
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Piano WANTED.-Anv one having
a piano to rent will please address P.
O box $50.
EMPoRIA, June IL. a4-lt
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Nice stock OF oassimeres, tweedss
cashmeTetts, linens and cottonades,
Tor boys suits, at Bancroft & McCar-
ter's. 1G
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Plastering hair, saddle trees, collars,
names, saddiery hardware, whips, etc.
aesthe leather store of Howard & ZiIn-
norman. Cash paid for hides, tallow,
brass and copper. 24-t1
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SyruI,s and rnolasses of all kinds at
VIII Cochran's.
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EMPORIA NEW S.
ERIDAY. JUNE la. 1879.

Mail train going east .......
Mail train going west ~ :l5 u.
Accommodation train going east $50 a. IN.
west 10 p. IN.
Freight (cabose attaV held east G:00 y. M.
Mail train going east at 1880 y. M. and
accommodation going west AZ II 10 y. IN.
have sleeping cars attached.
Trains run daily except Sunday, and
make close connection NJ Atchison for all
points east, north and south. Seventy
nine miles In distance. and about i've
hours time saved by taking this route TO
chicago aud points east. Only one change
81 cars to Chicago, Through tickets TO
all principal points in the United States
aud Canada, for sale at the depot. near
abe court house, by A.G. LAkIN,
L AGENT.