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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07
AaNEs CITY.
"PHRASK. HEARD PROM.

1
At last accounts he was showed un
der on the Santa Fe road. somewher'
between Rock creek and 142 creek. h
has had the epizootic during the COLI
weather, or at least his horses have.
The winter has been very sewers
so far, but cattle generally look bette
than usual at this time. of year, many
of which are ready for the butcher
but not ut SO cents per pound.
Winter wheat Is supposed to be
all right get, and If nothin g kills 1t be-
tore spring we may expect a better
quality of flour next fall than We get
at present.
Agnes City is still alive. notwith-
standing the hard times.
Mr.. Avery Is about completing
very nice residence on the head of
142 creek, which shows well in that
vicinity.
Il presume the portable lawsuit of
S. vs. A. came OF yesterday before
Esquire Pollock, in Waterloo township.
We were too honest in Agnes City to
try that cause.
School district No. SO has organ
lied literary society. and we expect
to hear some big speeches from the
Slabtowuians.
II believe they have not had fight
or q foot-race in Shutdown since the
old constable was over last week. 1t
is time they were having an armistice.
War has been raging long enough.
Sol. has gone East on ia visit.
Rumor says he may bring 3Irs. Sol.
back with him. BE has had a very
troublesome case OF the epl-what-is-
it in his family this winter, supposed
to have been caused by being out too
much at night. Old patches should
take better care of their health, and
stay at hOnle nights.
Your, truly, PETER SHAM.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

No MORE CREDIT.-Owing to the
expense and loss attending 4 credi:
business, have adopted the cash sys-
tenn, to take effect Monday next, Feb
ruary 10th. No goods will be sold 70
any one unless paid for at the time OF
purchase or delivery. To those with
whom have made special arrange
ments to furnish goods, I will SO furnish.
Produce of all kinds will be taken in
exchange for goods, as heretofore. ]
feel myself under obligation to my old
customers for past iavors, and will
guarantee to sell them goods for cash
much lower than on the credit system,
thus making it to their advantage to
continue with me.
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"The Valley Echo" q paper writ
ten by c. Z. Wright, and read before
the Neosho Valley Lyceum, across the
Neosho, northeast of town, has been
before us for several days, and through
negligence has gone till now without
recognition. It is well written, and
itspages contain many good things,
which indicate that its author has con-
siderable talent in the newspaper line.
We thank him for the copy left at our
Office
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CALICO BALL.-Notwithstanding the
several postponements 'on account of
weather." the calico ball came of at
Bancroft hall, Monday evening, in
grand style. There were thirty couples
who figured on the eight fantastic
toe" with gushing delight, to the ex-
cellent music OF Barnum. Not only
was the music fully up to It's reputa-
ton, but Mr.. Barnum added much
vivacity to the occasion by his perfect
mastery over tho duties of his Office,
displaying great good humor and vim
in calling the various figures. Gener-
al regret was felt and expressed at the
absence, through indisposition, of
General Nuisance North. Messrs.
Steele, Snedeker and Fox, however
discharged their duties so well that
everything moved harmonionsly from
first to last. Some Of the ladies dis
played excellent taste in dress, and
proved that calico is ''not to be sneczed
at" as garment worthy of the most
beautiful or our women. Some of the
gentlemen also, figured in calicO-in
part, but Mr.. Harvey Bancroft eclipsed
them all, being entirely costumed in
calico, and aS sprightly as = young
man. He was all life and the promi-
nent male figure on the floor. Be-
tween IL and IL the company retired
to refresh the inner being, and came
up all smiles, rc-invigorated, to set &c
In right good earnest to complete TIT
programme. The dancing was con.
tinued with increased enjoyment. and
q little aiter two o'colck the calieS
folks wendell their way homewards
having spent most enjoyable evening
There were several OF our prominent
citizens, as spectators, who expressed
themselves very much pleased with thu
J whole affair.
This being the first "calico balln o
: the season, the committee feel hiRhl,
gratihed ut It's having been In ever,
respect complete succesS.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services for
Septuagesima Sunday. Subject for the
morning: "The Service of Christ and
Its Reward - text. st. John XII, 20,
eff any man serve me, him will my
Father honor" Subject for the even
ing: "The Sinners Natural Condi-
tIon." This topic is taken from the
parable of the 'Lost Sheep Brought
Home"-Luke XIV, 4, 90.
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO PROF.
TAvALAw JoNEs.--We refer our read
ers to u communication elsewhere. In
reference to the above. Prof. Jones,
since he has made Emporia his home,
has done great deal to elevate our
musical performances, and we think
some such recognition of his valuable
services as suggested in the letter re-
ferred to would be very cheerfully
complied with ty our citizens gen.
orally.
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NOTICE TO FARMERs, TRAPPERs ASp
FUR DEALERs.-wanted, at the Chi
cago Branch Store, opposite Ban-
croft & McCarter's dry goods store,
5000 minkss2.0 900 offers, 10000 rae
coons, 10000 skanks, 10000 wolf skins
and others In proportion, for which
We VIII pay Chicago prices In cash.
Gail and see US before selling else
whore, As 1t is for your own benefit.
Also 100, 900 pounds Of dry and green
hides wanted at the Chicago Branch
store, for which we pay Chicago prices.
Call on Epstein d Co., of the Chicago
BranchStore, 136 Commercial street.
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KENTUcKY.-The KentuckIans of
Kansas held a preliminary meeting at
Topeka few days ago, and resolved
to hold grand reunion of Kansas
Kentuckians at this city in June next.
On behalf of the city we promise a
warm reception. There will be big
crowd here. j. p. Pinkerton, of this
city, Hewitt Craik, Of Cottonwood
Falls, Col. Willard Davis, OF Parsons,
and others whose names we have TOR
gotten, were appointed to arrange the
whole affair.
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Rev. Joseph Pierre, a catholic priest,
has taken up his residence in this city,
and will make an effort to organize a
church here. At present his work is
missionary, and extends along the A,
T. & S. F. road from Topeka to New
ton. He has taken up his residence
here as the most central point in his
field of operations.
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]. l.. Snedeker will start, In a few
days, for n two months business trip to
Texas. He Is determined the lone
Star people shall know the Missouri
Valley Life Insurance company.
Sned. is n gentleman, and we wish him
success. The office here will be in
charge of Mr.. Jones.
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SINGER SEWING MAcHINE.-Hall &
Bro, the energetic and well known
agents in this city, for tho above ma
chine, inform us that the business re-
port of the company shows that they
have sold, for the six months ending
Jan. /, 1873, one machine to every 22C
people in their agency, which embraces
seven counties. This is the best re.
port made by any agency in Kansas
This Is proof that the people of thi:
locality prefer the Singer, and tina
Hall & Bro. know how to sell it.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FURs-We
must close out our stock of furs with
In the next thirty days. Now is your
time to bny real Mink, Astrachan,
Fur Seal, Alaska Mink, White Fox and
Coney, twenty-five per cent. cheaper
than elsewhere.
90 CIV. NEWMAN & Go.
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THE LUTHER HOUSE. We have
heard several persons speak very ia
vorably of this new house, kept by w.
p. Luther, late of Minnesota. 1t Is To-
Gated opposite the court house, and
near the A, T. & S. F. road, and is
handy to travellers who stop here for
meals, or to take the early trains.
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COMMISSIONERS PRoCEEDINGs.--
We may say for the benefit of our
Americas correspondent and others,
that VIC have frequently made the Of
fer to publish the proceedings of the
Board of County Commissioners free
of charge, II the copy were furnished.
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The first National bank, of this city,
Is said to he doing as large a business
us any bankin the State, of equal
capital. The officers not Only.possess
the confidence of the entire commun-
ity, but manage the affairs of the In
stitntion with the utmost skill and
good Judgment.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-We call atten-
ton to the notice for n meeting of the
Board OF Trade at the city council
chamber this evening at half-past sew
en- o'clock. We understand there is
to be general talk over our railroad
and other interests. IL Is the unani-
NOUS sentiment Of our people that
some forward steps must be taken this
spring toward the growth of our city,
and the development of our local in
terests, and we trust there will be &
large attendance. Whatever Is under
taken should receive the unanimous
sanction of all citizens, and therefore
it Is important that all who can should
be presenE 70 lend their aid and eoun-
oil. Make a minute OF this matter and
bs on hand.
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BLOCKADE BRoKEN.-The winter
blockade was broken on Sabbath
night last. The weather moderated,
and on Monday thaw commenced
which loosened the grip of old winter.
The snow has gone, the skies have
been clear and beautiful.
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G. w. NEwSAN & Co.

NJ. K. & T. r. r. LANDs.--H. E.
Norton is the agent, in this city, for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road lands in Lyon county. Any in
formation concerning them will be
furnished by applications at his Office.
hltf
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UNITARIAN SocIETY.-Service at
the usual hours. In the morning sub
ject: "ProtoPlasm." In the evening
Mr.. Copeland will deliver n lecture to
young men on Honesty not the best
nnlicv,,
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1t Is strange how much latent virtue
has been developed since the Ponieroy
defeat. If 1t could only have been
aroused years ago, what an immense
sight al trouble would have been
saved
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No more credit at Kelsey's. On
next Monday he commences an abso-
Lutte cash business. See his announce
ment In our business notices.
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VIM. Rawson has at his stable prob
ably the finest pure blOoded Jersey
bull in the State. 1t belongs to Cap
tain Sebastian. The Jersey breed is
splendid milk stock. Such importa-
lions of cattle are just what do this
country good.
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NorIcE.--There will be meeting OF
the Board of Trade ut the council
room on Friday evening, February
9Th, ut 71s O'Clock, to consider our
railroad and other interests. Let our
business men turn out.
II G. CRoas pres
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NEw JEwELRY EsTABLIsHMKNT.--
c. c. Jones has opened a new watch
making and jewelry establishment in
the post Office. He has select stock
of goods, which will be enlarged as
soon as room can be obtained. He
has some of the finest and incest goods
ever brought to this market. The
public will find him oa tho right as
they enter the post Office, always
ready TO accommodate them by show.
ing his goods, or by repairing any.
thing In his line
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CONTRACT LEr.--The contract has
been let to responsible parties, by the
coal company, to bore for coal here.
The boring will commence by the first
of next month, or before, If the ar
engagements can be made. This Is good
news.
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OUR CITY cHooLs.-Our city
schools have gone through a general
examination this week, which we uR-
derstand resulted most creditably to
all. We are exceedingly sorry that
we could not attend.
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Our AGAIS.-Tuesday was bright,
brisk day IN our streets. The people,
including tile ladies, were out in
swarms, after the long confinement
indoors on account OF the severe
weather.
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4 full line of ladies' and gents I'M
derwear just received. Prices to suit
hard times. Don't fail to call on us.
We will sell you cheaper than any
other house. G. w. NEWMAN & Co.
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FERGUSON has moved his bakery
and grocery to DIR. Jacobs building,
two doors south OF the post office,
where his customers will find him
ready to accommodate them.
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DIR. Reynolds lecture, for the bene-
tit OF the Episcopal church, Will take
place next Tuesday evening. Try to
attend.
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Some of our contractors tell us that
the prospect for building in this city,
during the summer, Is much better
than II was ut this time last wear.
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We haye the largest stock and latest
styles of ladies' furs ever brought to
this market, which we will sell ten
per cent. cheaper thad those who adj
vertise furs at cost. Please remember
this when you wish something nice in
furs. G. w. NEWMAN & Co.
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We are now offering a splendid
piece of heavy black gros grain silk
Tor 50 per yard.
81 G. w. NEWMAN & Co.
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The school board, on Monday, cleo
ted Jacob Stotler a member to fill the
vacancy oceasioned by the removal
from the ID ward, of Col. J. NJ. Steele.
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There Will be a social entertainment
at the Baptist church next Wednesday
evening, February 18th. A grand
supper will 10 provided for the visit
Org
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BUILDING.--We learn that good
many fine buildings will be erected in
the spring, for which preparations
have already begun.
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We hear of seven or eight good
residences that will be commenced as
soon MS spring opens, and the mater
ials cnn be had.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

CEvENTY.FIvE head of fat Texas
y cattle, they having been grain fed
two winters In this State; 43 are steers,
three years OLD next spring; the rest are
cows and heifers, three years old next
spring Also good improved farm with
all the eonvenienees for . No. l stock
farm. 6. 7. RARWICK.
5tf waushara, Lyon Co., Kan.
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The blue bird made its first appear
ance Wednesday morning, and warblcd
Its first notes of spring. They never
fool uS.
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BLANK BooKs.-The -argest and
best stock of Blank Books in the mar
ket at the new book store of Fry &
hedges. 40
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We now regret to learn that MIlt.
Reynolds lecture has no reference
whatever to the mule.
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This Office VIII soon adopt the plan
of going around to peoples houses to
explain Its jokes.
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A new time table goes into effect
Monday, on the A., T. & S. +. road.
Sec card at head OF local column.
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PLYMOUTH.
'ETER SHAM


EDITOR NEWS: No regular mall
for two weeks. So our quiet burghers
scarcely know whether the world
moves or not.
Notwithstanding the cold, stormy
weather stock of all kinds are doing
well. Cattle look better than they
have at this season of the year for four
years.
j. Z. Lambdin has built a new
residence on his farm adjoining town
on the west, and now wonders how
people manage to live in old houses.
M. Sanders has put new roof on
his barn and enlarged it, and Is other
wise improving his neat little farm.
Fall wheat that was sown early
looks we'll late sowing Is badly killed.
Our farmers will perhaps learn in a
few years to SOW fall wheat in the fall
and not In the winter.
Several severe cases OF sickness,
AID number of deaths in orr vicin-
ity recently. Diptheria seems to pre-
vail to an alarming extent.
The Plymouth Library Associa-
ton still lives, and enters its second
year with large increase of members.
Tho Friends are moving to estab-
lish meeting for worship here. At
present we have no regular religious
services.
The Plymouth Lyceum has been
in full blast all winter and has been
we'll attended.
Our district school, under the care
of our excellent teacher, Miss Bessie
Young, is progressing finely.
Your correspondent from Stafford,
who imagined he saw the lumber on
the ground for number of new
buildings at that place, must be Wis
ionary youth. He only saw Hunts
wood pile, a. no lumber has been
there, only what was used in building
the $4,000 depot.
There is a good opening here for
a shoemaker, and one could do well.
Also, a blacksmith who has energy
and brains enough to carry on shop,
would do well in our town. Neither
of these branches of trade aare repre-
sented here at present.
More anon. l. BETTE.
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The ground hog came out last Sun
day and did not see his shadow.
Sharpen your piows and gardening
implements.
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DIED,

Tuesday, February 4th, ut Emporia,
of Pneumonia, Thomas Ewing, SON of
Col. p. d. Plumb and Carrie 5. Plumb,
aged one year, seven months and twen-
ty-fiye DAYS,
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For clothing that has thesight shape,
made well, with trimmings that are
good, step In and see Perley & Bearceis
stock.
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Great sacrifice of hats, caps, boots,
shoes and gloves at the sign of the
Red Boot. Take your hides ana furs
to Lehnhard's, sign of the Red Boot.
6ltf
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Many of the worst cases of sickness
In winter are caused by unnecessary
exposure.
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Miller is selling MaltbY's Bal tim or
oysters. Try them. Opposite post
office. 42tf
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j. n. Griffith will soon move his
hardware store to the new Union
block, south building.
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Let us reason together this FRIDAY,
evening nc the council rooms.
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The Loan Association elects direc.
tor next Monday evening.
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The coal men want cash for coal
hereafter. See advertisements.
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Iankla is In full blast ut the Madi-
son House, on Fifth avenue.
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Our merchants have had dull time
for a month. They arc ready now fol
customers.
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c. ". Frederick wants corn, oats,
sweet potatoes, butter and eggs, for
which he win pay the market price in
goods.and cash. 37tf
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Go to the Baptist social next We'd
nesday evening and get a supper "as
Is a SUPPER
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The "CIubr dance last Friday night
passed of very pleasantly.
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II you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties Of Cake, 50 70
Morris & Bottger. tanl-tf
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Emporia, Feb. Z, 1873.

Farmers and mechanics are request
ed to call at Howard & Zimmerman's
and examine their stock of leather,
shoe findings, wagon material, &c.
They pay the highest cash prices for
hides, ftlrs, pelts and tallow. Gilt
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EMPORIA.

Travel on our railroads seems to be
good
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! can
be had at the sign of the Red Boot, as
our stock of boots, Shoes, hats, caps
and gloves must be closed ont.
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Don't forget the social at the Bap-
fist church next Wednesday evening.
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No HUMBUG,-Lehnhard, sign of
the Red Boot, is determined to sell his
stock of goods within the next thirty
DAYS. Call and see him. 5ltf
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Thomas H. Lewis win be pleased to
have his friends call on him, at Perley
& Bearce,s.
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Ladies' white nubias, silk scarfs, and
bons, lace collars, initial handkerchief,
embroidered linen sets. Something
new at g. W. NEWMAN & Co.'S.
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Fitlian has up eight hundred tons
of splendid Ice.
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The Won Buest and Florence linen
collars, at PerleY & Bearce's.
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Closing out boots, shoes. hats, caps,
gioTea, etc., as sign Of the He'd Bot1e.
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HIDES, FURs, PELTs.-Take them to
Lenhard's and get st. Louis prices, in
cash; sing of tile Red Boot. SLIT
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EMPORIA NEW S.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY I 1879.
A +. a 5. F. R. n.

y Il q hs T. Il. Il.
Mail train going east 80 q. m
Accommodation east $40 d. IN.
Mall train going west 6:20 p. m.
Accom-. $40 4. m.
Trains run daily except Sunday, and
make close connection at AtehisOn for all
points east. North and south. Seventy
nine miles Ia distance, aud about five
hours time saved by taking this route to
Chicago and points east. Only one change
Of ears u Chicago, Through tickets 10
all principal points In the United States
aud Canada for sale at the depot, near
the court house. by A.. LA KIN,
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We buy for CASH, and viii not be
undeEseld. L per cent. interest will be
charged from date Tor all lumber sold on
credit. WILLIAM s. JAY,
3 WILLIAM JAY,
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Mothers, clothe your children at
Perley & Bearce's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Go to Miller, opposite post Office,
for oysters, confectionery, fruits, and
those pine apple cigars. 42tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

AS LoCUsTs.-The Charter Oak
Stoves are becoming such universal
favorites, and are making their way
into so many households, that it looks
as If they were destined to cover the
face of the earth rs the locusts of
Egypt. Unlike them, however, they
are blessings instead of plaques, and
we wish speed to the contamination.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

1t is a fact that Perley & Bearce bea1
them all selling clothing.