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GRAND GIFT CON CERT

This drawing has been legalized by special act OF
the Legislature, to raise funds for the completion
of the Masonic Temple in the city of Norfolk.
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 105 a a..

TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 1Oo GsS
4 Third street, between Franklln and Grace III
streets, containing seven rooms, and Kitchen with
four rooms, with modern improvements.
For rent PRATr'S COTTAGE, corner of Fourth
and Arch streets, with nine rooms and all con-
veniencrs.
Church HILL containing ten rooms, Kitchen with
three rooms, gas, water sc. This house has just
been thoroughly renovated inside and outside. =
> For rcut, BRICK DWELLING No. $50 north
Fourth street between Jackson and Duval, with
four rooms, and Kitchen.
Fifth street. containing ten roouls, kitchen with
four rooms, gas. water, &c. .t-. ~
For rent, SIX. COMFORTABLE ROOMS over
store No 426 Broad street, between Fourth and
au s-eod5t GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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! c,y,taI. GIT 200, 900 In gold; invested In tne
r;+pd Statss over s., 500 900; deposited with the
Treasurer Of Virginia, $50, 900 in United States
o99asi ,,e,, a,noInted agents to the abovenamed
connanS. we, are prepared to issue It's policies
sosipst loss or damage by fire on buildings, msre
cRandise, and personal property OF all nnds Oh inc
LOSES eGaitably adjusted and promptly paida.
h Ao'' ~''sii :..~"o''s : d. n. WALKER CO, Et
. 80, No. 1O14 Main street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAFEAxE}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
.5 pyrJTaEn,rv JuIy 1874.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAFEAxE}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
81. Richmond, July 81. 1878. }
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on thia
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at P. NJ, and train from West Point
viii arrive at Richmond at 1890 A. hi. Oily tSun-
DAYS excepted.
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. L. hIcKLB.
has been placed on the route between West Point and
Baltimore to run In connection with this road and
will make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Richmond
at q P. NJ, arriving Mt Baltimore next morning In
ample time to connect with trains Tor the North
and West and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS ut 4P. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond al
1890 next morning. -s. H-
Fare to Baltimore, SIS; colored people, 81.
FREIGHTTRAIN,w with passenger car attached,
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at A. III. Through
freight received daily TIL 8 P. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays at a. NJ. Local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays till T. NJ. r.
$500 EDW. F. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
", n BRAGG, Master Transportation jy 81
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~, =. rsTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

It A N ID g.. =. q
have for sale large number Or nsstI ,.lss
ESTATES With splendid aniiiines. In
ANA sme eye Section OF the Many co slss
es.ass ,s siias ne snal tss
ciir. ~ sesitsi4f iitoEoASS1 i0fa Main street.
sT70R sALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR.:GEL
|, tfSIMPRoVED PROPERTY, a Fam oF
-FOUR HUNDRED AND hAG ,IsIes from 1ma
ntS eipi,t miles from Michaux ferry cohSe-
Sent to churches, school. and mill ;.new DFaGk
house with eight rooms besides ceiars fence
For further particulars apply at 90s Brook
4 an e-lMk 80 - X. q
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lost. on Main between Sixth and Sc
i zenith streets. a child's GOLD SLEEVE-LOOP.
The finder will receive its value by leaving 1t ut this
Office. au i2-lt
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING,,SEAHL j
I'D DONE AT THIS OFFICE, - s5r
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IN nv Cook .s;1iaughton. Auctfoneers' -, i
!, tcorner Frankilr, and Governor stre

iit1. nv Cook q IauRhtoa. AuCtfoHeSto. ~
.,tcorner FRANKLIN and Governor STREE ts.'tli'
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Oh A. s ;
III JARS, &C., AT "a a bssd
o sn,e ass Ms OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
iFIJRNITU Rs, comprising 10; =. IL ~ ,fiii5l.
49,! ~ Ti1 and MAHOGANY MAnBLESFOp' BU-
w .,hsnTs and MAHOGANY MARBIE-Tor WAsH7
4, MAXI STasS, WAnpRoBEs and SOFAS ttG 2
n ar and WooD. SEAT CHAIRS and ROCKERS, III
STDRBoARDS, TIS-SAFES, ST. !.
"a 1850 tzrA - -
n AIR and SAUcK MATTRESSES, .5,.r}. tsJ
CooKING-STovEs. BATH-TuBs, aq.t ,t'
GROCKERY. &C., &c. s.,ys,. et,f,-;..
DO dozen GLASS PREsERyE7I AIRS, air;1tgMt'
! r., 49,. o. y 40 sST--' Anctiouecrs.
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A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, of long expe-
n rience, is DESTROYS Of Obtaining s1TUA,
TON as HOUSEKEEPER. For character ana
eficiepcv the best of testimonials can be shown,
and families Of the best In Virginia can be referred
10. Can be seen or cnrresponded with at NO. ~
franklin street, corner of Fifth, care OF JAMES
r, GA PST(IN. au 6-6t%
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A Rambling Springs Letter.
7. rur Mou.r.INs. Aurust 8. 1ls7s

In THE MOUNTAINS, August 3, 1878.
Most dispatched Dispatch! the under.
signed "renews the assurances of his high
consideration: God and Liberty - Bndea.
soring to profit somewhat nom my g1iaraa.
iced rights under The Declaration OF in1e.
pendenee, Ihaye been continuing my !" pur-
suit Of happiness" with varied success
Sometimes have 1t, / think; but anon It Il
scampering over the hills. fancy now
that / have It by the hem Of its under-gar.
ment, only to find the realization Of the old !,
fable, that happiness is without shirt"
Divine Beneisence Of Creation That has
brought CONFERENCE.-The other self o.
Happiness-within the rcseh OF even the
shirtless class Of society! Yet let me confess
that am no grumbler, and that in these
mountains, up and. down their valleys, along
their clear streams, beside their crystal
fountains, and under their deep shades, ]
have found as much of satisfaction and de-
light as any body can who is doomed to wear
shirt, Bear with me while give you some
account Of my travels. ~
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The Warm Springs.

Repeating my visit to this charming Ola
place. I find 1t animated with most delight
full company. There is a mysterious charm,
it would seem, in the atmosphere, or the
invisible spirits which keep watch and ware
are most genial and kind, and impart 10
men the gentlest and most agreeable disposl-
tions. AfIableuess prevails and every body
seems to seek everybody elSe's comfort.
Here complacency is unselilsh, and derives
her reward from ditfusing her charms.
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HrEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON The
LIN NORTH SIDE OF CATnARaINNEs, S Sy EETs
B Bel pS TIE At Auction ON TUESDAY, 18TH
p1r a MGTtsT' s3 O'CLOCK P. M.-This is neat,
small COTTAGE suited for the ne e9m aecupied l By
Wru pni1ie. The LOT fronts 80 feet and runs back
~ Immediately after the above, we Will sell gooa
pfrIf DING LOr on the east side OF Henry street
basween Catlarine and Leigh streets a1joining
Mrs. McWilliams, 81 py So feet to an aiiey . ieee
wide. tcDv-ppo a WILLIAMS W.
aE nf 49, -! 49, 80 Auctfoneers.
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LARGE CROWD-wHo ARE HERE, AND WHERE
FRON--GOOD MUsIC-FIRST GRAND AASQUE'
RADE AND DRESS BALL, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch1 Z
porUpp,ncp AyuM SpprEGs
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JACK WHARTON.
And now We have quite different man
from MIR, ToombS-C Colonel Jack Wharton,
the famous Texas ringef of the war. de is
low of stature, heavily built, bright, quick,
active, and boiling up with humor just as the
Warm spring boils up with gas. 1t is quite
remarkable to see how q man so intrepid, SO
cool. so exacting in bloody strlfe-he ex-
acted four or five for one on the iield-should
be so good-natured, so devoted to fun,
socially. Yet this Is Jack. He always had
his " ring Of listeners. inimitable in anee-
dote, unsurpassed In liberaiity of heart.
You should see him In the bath. / enjoyed
the sport with Jack. We bad also General
Major, of Louisiana, in the heavenly pool.
The General is glorious for his humanity
aud bis manhood-there Is no discount on
him; but when the bathman donsed him
just as he came out Of the bath with cold
water from mammoth sprinkiing- pot, be
lifted his voice with heartiness that shook
the dag-rock on the top Of the Warm Spring
mountain
Jack nearly split his sides laughing, and l
ut once saw ne was planning for something.
he evidently thought that Major had compfo-
missed himself, and that be (Jack} would 90
a vast deal better. So he coon left the bath
and called the bathman 10 donse him With
the cold, too. Remember the bath was TO-,
and the water In the pot was about 30! The
man came. Jack wasn't fair. He sat on the
steps, aud sat with bis body smartly over
: the hips In the Waria Eater. He hraced
himseIf--he set his teeth, compressed bis
Iips. and eieRened the ratings of the steps
with giaaea grip, and thus received the
eold water liz auybody who bad eny malice
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by VIZ
IN tue OF an order Of sale, issued out
of the district court of Lyon county,
Kansas, to me directed, / will, on Mon
day, the 10Th day OF September A. ID.
1878, at IL o'clock q. M, at the front door
of the court house, in said county, offer
at public sale, for cash, the undivided
one half interest in the following lands
and tenements, situate in said county of
Lyon and State of Kansas, commencing
on the center line of section 4, township
10 Of range II east, eleven chains north
of the center; thence north 3S1z degrees
east $50 chains; thence north ~ degrees,
east 1.40 chains; thence north 675< de-
grees, east $50 chains; thence north 20
degrees, east 1.50 chains; thence north IS
degrees, east TO the center OF the river:
thence up the center Of said river to the
south line of the land decided to II. Tiff
any, in said section; thence on the said
line to the northwest corner of the land
decided by T. Z. Hicks to j. S. Davis,
in south half OF N Z u Of section 4, tp. 10,
range IL: thence south to the place Of be.
ginning, being the same tract of land con-
VeYed by j. S. Davis an5 wife to George
Kraft and August Dietrich, by deed hav-
ing date February 18th, A. ID. 1869. re-
corded in book F'K'' OF deeds, at page 543,
containing two ~ acres more or less;
also, the undivided one-half Interest in
lot number one hundred and fifty four
(154) on Commercial street, in the city of
Emporia. according to the recorded plat
thereof, with all the appurtenances there
unto adjoining and belonging. Said pro-
nerty TO be sold to satisfy Judgment In
favor OF the Missouri Valley Life Insur-
Shee Company against George KRAFT.
Given under my Official hand this 10Th
day OF August A. ID. 1873.
3jt5 JOHN BAY.
Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kan.
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STRAW CAPITALISTS AND EVASION
OF TAxEs.-If the question could be
invest gated, the public would be
surprised at the number of straw
men who are lending money, and
thereby escaping taxation on the
capital. The thing is done in this
wise: Old Tcn-per-cent-a-month
gets q power of attorney from
some man east to do business for
him, to cancel all mortgages in his
name, and sell ali of his real estate
in Douglas county, The man may
not be worth q dollar, or he may
lend 9 small sum to swear by. Old
Ten-per-cent then lends his own
money, and takes the mortgage in
the nare of Mr.. Straw, of New
Jersey, or some other "foreign'
shore. When the assessor comes
around, old Ten-per-cent puts In
his cook stove, his gold watch and {
few other articles-just as few ~
possible over the two hundred dol.
lars exempted by law-and claims
that all his moneys and credits be
long to Mr.. Straw, who is 9 nom
resident and not subject TO taxation
Old Ten-pee-cent ascertains Whai
township in the county pays thu
least tax and meYes there on TIT
first of March to avail himself o
all such advantages. 1t would b.
an act of great outrage to look into
such things. and would be sure Il
drive capital away from the coun
try? He would be q bad either
who would have such aduacity.-
Lawrence Tribune.
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Daniel Appleton, the pioneer
bookseller of America, called upon
an English banker or merchant in
London TO open commercial
credit with him. He declined with
the cold remark that he had al
ready lost too much by Americans
to trust any more. Mr.. Appleton
quietly remarked that if he would
turn to his books and make out q
bill for all goods sold by him to
defaulting Americans, he would
give him . check for the anount
on the spot. The astonishe1
merchant had his books examined.
and the name of not one single
American firm Was found. All his
debtors were Englishmen.
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Constitution OF the State Of Kansas
Submitted by the Legislature at its
last session, for the ratification or re-
lection of the electors of the State at
the next general election.
[Substitute for house joint resolution
No. IL, providing for an amendment
to the constitution.
Be 1t resolved by the Legislature OF the
State of Kansas, two-thirls of all the
members elected to each house, con-
curing herein:
Section 1. That section two, article
two, Of the constitution of the State of
Kansas be amended so as to read as
follows: The number of representa-
tives and senators shall be regulated
by law, but shall never exceed one hun
dred and twenty-five Representatives
the adoption of the amendment the
house OF representatives shall
admit one member from each
county in which at least two bum
dred and fifty legal votes were cast at
the next preceding general election !:
and each organized county in which
less than two hundred legal votes
were cast at the next preceding gen.
election shall be attached to and con-
stisute part of the representative dis
trict of the county lying next adjacent
70 it on the east.
| SEC. 2. This amendment shall be
submitted to the electors of this state,
| for adoption or rejection, at the next
general election.
| SEC. s. The ballots used at said
election shall be written or printed az
fellows: For amendment TO section
two, article two, of the constitution =
or, against amendment to section
| two, article two, OF the constitution
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pub
LEGATION in the Kansas Weekly Com
monwealth.
I thereby certify that the above joint
resolution originated in the house Of
REPRESENTATIVE February 5, 1873, and
passed that body February &c, 1878
two-thirds of all the members elect
voting therefor.
Speaker of the House OF Representa-
tives.
ALEX. Z. BANKS,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
i I hereby certify that the above join-
resolution passed the senate March 6
1873, tWo-thirds of all the member.
elect voting therefor.
/ E. s. SLOWER,
President Of the Senate
GEo. G. CRowTHER,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Approved March 6, 1873.
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
Governor
hereby certify that the foregoing 1
true and correct copy OF the origfna
enrolled joint resolution now on lie Il
nay Office, and that the same was pub
lished In the Kansas Weekly Common.
wealth April 10, 1873.
! In testimony whereof I have here
II unto subscribed my name ana
!. Irs1 AFFIXED the great seal of tn
state Done at Topeka tfli
3lst day Of July, 1879.
w. II. SMALLWOOD,
32-46 Secretary of State
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HIS BEST FRIEND.-There arriv-
ed in Louisville, recently, on foot
all the way from Mississippi, a
venerable sick man who trudged
all the weary distance thither to
obtain hospital treatment. and was
accompanied by a small brown
dog. When told that he must
give up his dog before he could go
to the city hospital, the poor old
man took the dog in his arms, and,
with the tears running down his
face, replied that the dog was the
best friend he had in the world
and that he would rather die from
want in the street with dog Tim
than live in comfort without him
This exhibition of affection was
irresistible, and Esquire Jones, tht
Commissioner, gave him a permi'
to enter the hospital and carry hi
dog with him, at the same tins
giving him money to buy a muzzl'
| that the dog might enjoy the linn
its of the hospital grounds.
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nixisEEnl.
Las surins she CoIlief I,eslI al,Od

4 Last sprins the Collier Lead aliC
fOil company of St. Louis, through
| the solicitation of Messrs. MePikt
d Allen, of this city, furnished
the farmers of Atchison county
1 with l,450 bushels of fax seed fol
sowing. The seed was loaned to
the farmers upon d contract that
the crop raised should be sold to
the company at the market price.
The crop is now being, threshed
and marketed. The average is ten
bushels to the acre, and the price
is $L5Q per bushel, that is, about
$1.35 at the railway stations in
Atchison county.
The result of the experiment is
on the whole satisfactory to the
farmers, or at least it indicates
clearly that, TO take one year with
another, and with such favorable
market conditions as may be Sc
cured, fax seed viii be found to be
la good CROP It takes but one
half bushel of seed to the acre.
1t is IS easily got into the ground
as wheat. It is icut and threshed
at as little expense and with as
little risk of danger. It is sure
crop, not failingIpnee in ten years,
at safe calculation. Flax seed
brings the cash, and never has
been so low before as the present
season. In fact, it now brings
1925 in PHILADELPHIA, and would
bring the same in st. Louis if there
were not more fictitious circum-
stances or crude conditions Incl
dent to the opening Of a new trade
now governing the st. Louis mar
ket. Oil, which is manufactured
from the seed, sells as high in st.
Louis as in Philadelphia.
By the time a crop or two more
is raised in Kansas, tho price of
the seed will be established on a
current basis. Doubtless by that
time a factory will be established
in Atchison, and the seed find
home market. Next spring the
farmers will have their own seed
to SOW, and will be independent as
to the place and time of marketing.
In addition, the cultivation of
fax as staple crop will lead to
the introduction of machinery to
utilize the lint. Such is the case
in Illinois. There the farmers find
q ready sale for the straw at So per
ton, the yield being about one-half
a ton per acre. The straw is used
in the manufacture of paper, and
also for roping and coarse linen
fabrics.
A calculation will show that this
dax seed experiment will result in
bringing to the farmers of Atch-
ison county this fall nearly $40, 600
in cash. This is an item of i'm
portance. If the cultivation is
continued, a substantial good will
result from it not only because of
the quick and certain profits re-
turned, but as one CT the advan-
tages arising from the practice of
varied husbandry, and also az
leading to the establishment of
manufactures in our midst
Atchison Globe.
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StraYed or Stolen.

EROM the subscriber, at Americas,
y Lyon county, Wednesday night,
september Sd, span of pennies; one a
bay mare, about > years old, white strip
in the face: right fore foot and left hind
one white; name worn some by the col
lar. The other q chestnut brown, horse
pony, Z or years old; reached name, but
getting rather long again; some small
white spots on the back, caused by the
saddle; branded ''R" on the left shoulder;
no shoes on either. 1 will suitably re-
ward any one who will return them to
me at Americas, or for information that
will lead to their recovery.
37-t1 WV. BAILEY,
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ResoIred The PresidenB Shall

Resolced, The President shsll
cause to be opened, underline direc.
ton of the Executive Committee, q
set of books showing all assets, liza
bilities and financial transactions
Eof the Agricultural College, on
and after the LIST day of September
1878, and all agents of the Institu-
ton or custsdians of its property
are hereby directed to furnish such
lists, invoices ofAinventories as
may be required for this purpose.
The Board then adjourned to meet
November 18th, 1873. 5as.s sae ss
WIN. BURGoYNE, Secretary.
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Nature gives intelligence pleas
ant to the yindictive, and those
who feel indignation against the
Fostering house fly during the
weary weather we are now going
through. Most flies have from
one to twenty parasites to bite
their bodies, and the observation
of these is an Interesting micro
scopical study" People will be
anxious to learn at what hour in
the morning these parasites get
up, and would be pleased to- hear
that they take no rest at all. Il
seems probable that when the flies
seem to be sharpening their bill:
the commonest of practices
among them-they are really
scratching themselves and using
profane language.
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STOCK HOGS.

FARMERS wanting stock hogs to feed
d should send orders to Jss. Mccoy &
Co., live stock commission deal ers, Kan.
sas City, No., who have secured special
low rate Of freight 10 Emporia and othel
western points. They will purchase and
ship stock hogs at lowest market rates,
and charge moderate commission only,
per car. This affords our farmers an ex.
cellent opportunity Of turning their corr
into money before Christmas. 1881
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Who wouldn't be a sailor under
the rule of a young lady, the cap
tain of = schooner that trades with
Houston, Texas? This dainty
captain is described as having
eyes like diamonds; hair like a
vexed mass of golden feathers; q
fauitless form; q hand which no
man can look upon without an in
tense desire to kiss it. Can such
things be and not overcome US, DC.
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ODD FELLOWS.

"yIOy LODGE No. Is. Meets at Odd Eel.
~ oHs' Hall, over EmporiA Bank, every
tuesday evening at s O'Clock Members IN
good standing invited TO attend
j. II. T6RRELL, Nc
DIG. BRAGUEIER. Recording Sec.
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Henry Page, young man who
spent the first half dozen years of
his life in the pocEhouse at ST. Joe,
No., where he was taken by his
stepmother after his fathers death,
came into possession of $4,000
left by his mother, on attaining his
majority, the other day.
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MASONIC.

TMPORIA LODGE, No. Il, A =. & A III
ID Meets at their hall. Ruggles q Plumb.
building, on the Thursday Of or next proceed
ing the full moon of each month and every
two weeks thereafter Master Aasons in
good standing are cordially Invited TO attend
l. ID. JACOBS, W. II.
Z. T-EERSs, Secretary.
ESMPORIA CHAPTER, r. A II. Meets at
IL Masonic Hall, on the LIST and 81 Friday
evenings of each month, at ~ O'Clock. Com
pautons in good landing are cordially invit-
ed 70 attend L ID JACOBS, II. p
WE COPELAND, Secretary
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FOR. SALE

OF 50 Commercial street, Emporia,
- with buildings and appurtenances.
Price 500. Three hi ndred dollars down;
balance in five annual payments, 10 per
cent. interest. Address
WIN. T. VAIL,
35f Manhattan, Kan.
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NUMBER 80.
LEGAL,


TINE undersigned administrator of the
Il est ate of I. j. Dale, deceased, will
make final settlement of said estate on thu
first day of the October term OF the Pro
bate court Of Lyon county. All intere> {
ed will take notice.
STA ELIZABETH DALE,