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PERSONAL
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOB YOUNG MEN-sen,
rec &c IN sealed letter envelopes Address, HOWARD
having q high reputation for honorable cop1uct
and professional skill. jy7sO
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4GXEs CITY.

The Agnes, City Farmers Club, at
their last meeting, elected Robt. Clark
and Il. j. IIumes rs delegates to the
farmers County Convention 4Yth
school district elected II. F. Mcmillan
and +. c. Edwards, and the 33d dis
trict II. Mcmillan and j. w. Gray.
There was a Trust Land Claim
meeting held on Rock creek last eve
ming for the purpose of devising some
means to get more honest and rea-
sonable appraisement allowed them
than the recent appraisement made by
the disinterested Stubs.
There was a meeting called for Sat-
nrday, May I'D, at the sod district
school house on Rock creek, at II
o'clock a. M, TO discuss the claim mat
ter now. agitatiBgs the minds of our
peopla. All interested are invited to
attend. You viii hear more on this
subject from this quarter soon. 1
have no time for comment now. AZ
the mail is about to close. THE last
few months We have heard nothing
but bonds. The next important sub
ject, suppose. will be on the subject
of the recent appraiseneut, by the
Kaw land appraisers. PnRANK.
April 22d.
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EAGLE cREEK.

At meeting ofthe farmers OF Gis-
trier Ne. Is, held April 18th, TO elect
delegates to attend the convention at
Emporia the 26tll, ". 1. F. Harden
and- Robert F. Maliaffey were chosen
to represent this portion of Lyon coun-
II These gentlemen, like the lament
ed Greeley, are expected to tell '.what
they know about farming. at Empo-
ria, and all. about farmers clubs,
patrons of husbandry, oranges, how
really sharp we are 70 vote bonds
Tor railroads to give US a market, and
thea starve ourselves to keep of the
sheriff; and much other valuable In
formation on their return.
Meeting adjourned TO 1 o'clock p
IN, May Sd, when the comluittees will
report. and a farmers club will be or
ganizcd in School district No. Is.
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ITT-T
IVY.

EpIToR NEWS; We have seteral
lady farmers in this vicinity who have
been carrying on farming for several
years. Some OF oar slip shod farmers
of the ''sterner SEX would reap =
larger profitif they would take n few
lessons fu farnling from these ladies.
They have their gardens always made
in time, wheat, oats, corn and other
farm products in the ground in season.
and the result OF their labor Is always
good crops. One of our lady farmers,
this spring, is inclosing the whole of
her quarter section with a good sub
stantiaI fence, already having the
posts set. 1t is very seldom those
lady farmers complain about high
taxes or hard times. @ene cannot meet
farmer "slip shod" in any spot or
place but to hear him complaining
about harl times. The weather is too
dry, too wet, too cold or too hot.
There is always something that is
wrong, and whenever farmer "slip
shod'' expresses political opinion as
to the right OF suffrage this republic
would be ruined If women should have
the right to the ballot W.
IvY, April 10. f3E@
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EAnLY CLOSING.

Can you spare 4 small space in your
valuable columns to call attention to
the desirability of closing the stores
earlier in the evenings. 1t il we'll
known that the stores are ut present
opened about q q. m; none later than
So, and not closed until or 91x p. N.
This shows that clerks are engaged at
their work u hours, at least, out of
every 2i. Now the carpenter docs
not begin his days work before III
the morning, has an hour for dinner,
and leaves off at 6 in the evening, not
to return to it until 4 a. III. the follow
ing day. He has all the evening Tor
his own private use; to enjoy the
company of his wife and family, if
married : and whether or not, to devote
to literature and self education. The
blacksmith, mason, and painter, in fact
all mechanics. are engaged upon equal
~ advantageous hours, and we really
believe that Ii is rather hard for clerks
to be abused in this particular, more
than any other class OF citizens. And
it is well known that their salaries are
not pFoportionaIly higher than me
chanics in fact we believe that if the
truth was hunted up, it would appear
that they lthe clerks have the small
est salaries as well as the longest hours.
But that is not our subject.
Now, il seems to us that if all the
stOre-keepers would combine together,
and close at the same time, that none
of them could possibly suffer any loss,
say at "a, or even p. M That
would allow city customers ample
time to make their purchases F.; and we
all know that the country people do
their trade in the daY time. AS it is,
very little business is done later than
7lls p. M; and if it was understood
that all the stores closed at a certain
time, all would obtain whatever they
| might require before that time. - 5
| AT present the poor clerk ltas 10
come to the store as soon us he swaI-
lows his breakfast in the morning, has
half an hOnr or three-quarters for din
nsr, and the same for supper, and tays
In the store until or 9IS p. IN. When
he arrives at home lie finds the tire ouI
and all in bed, to rise up the nextmor-
ming and so through the same perfor-
nance over again And dds is the
way each day in the week is spent,
from six o'clock on Monday morning
to ten O'Clock on Saturday night, by
nearly all clerks, both married and
single. "All work and no play makes
John a dull boy" And we argue thai
clerks, as well as all other citizens
ought TO have an honr or an hour anC
8 bali in each day to "play" in tn,
home circle, and in the fields OF litera-
ture.
We think that this has been over
looked and not thought of, and ar,
certain that IL 1t was brought befor,
the consideration of the proprietori
Of the different stores, that they woult
see the reasonableness OF this reques
and readily grant it. \ CLERK.
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TEXAS ExcURsIoNIsTs.-T party
of State Senators and invited friends
who had been for some time promising
themselves an excursion to Texas,
started from here on Wednesday morn
ing in fine sleeping ear furnished by
the NJ. X. IL I. railroad. Many OF
them came down on the 4. I. & 5. f.
on Tuesday evening and remained here
over night. The excursion was under
charge OF Lieutenant Governor Slower,
Most of them stopped at the Madison
House. We noticed among them Gov.
Osborn and wife, Lieut.. Gov. Slower
Speaker Kellogg, Senators Grimes, o.
AtchisGn, Judd and wife, of Wyan.
dotte, Mcfarland and wife, of Topeka
Murdock and wife, OF Wichita, ant
several others. Our own Senator
WIN. Martindale, accompanied by hil
wife, Joined the party here. They viii
have q good time.
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a MYSTERIOUS ArrAIE.
4 Stranger Drowned In tn. Neo.Ao.

Quite an excitement was created in
the city last Saturday evening, caused
by report that the body of dead
man had been found in the NeOsho,
between the old Rinker ford and the
railroad bridge, northeast of the city
couple of miles.
On that day, about > p.m.,a young
man named Joel Wright. aged about
20 years, was crossing the river IN q
canoe, when lie discovered the body in
the water in n sitting position. Albert
Hopp, aged about IA, and Wright
hauled the body TO shore, and called
Joseph Rickabaugh, who Immediately
came to town and informed coroner
DIR. J. W. Truworthy, who ordered an
inquest at the place on Sunday morn
ing. The jury was composed of j.
Jay Buck, Daniel Rich, Hiram Con-
nor, Thos. J. Fleming, JOINT. IL. Hunt
and F. w. Hirth. After an invcstiga-
ton Ot.all the facts they returned =
verdict of accidental drowning.
This affair is shrouded in mystery
There were no marks OF violence on
his person, and the fact that lac hat
something over 1900 in his poke
seems to DO sufficient evidence that b,
was not dealt with by foul means
There is nothing to show certaInl,
what his name was, his residence, O
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Commissioners alI nresenr.

- NOLlmlSssoHeTS ali present.
Section line road petitioned for by
JAS. SewlT1, ct al, on the following
section line. to-wit: Beginning at the
4 E-corner of sec. Is, tp. 10, range ii ;
thence running s torrhe S E corner OF
said sec. tip. and range. Established q
public highway.
Section line road pctitioned for by
II. McReynolds, ct ais, on the follow
ing sectioTS lines, to-wit: Beginning
On the county line at the S w cor. o!
sec. 30. tp- q, range IL; thence \ on
sec. line TO n z cor. see. G, said tip. and
range thence w on sec. line (which Is
also 4th parallel line) to S w cor. OF
sec. 81, tp. 20, range IL; thence w 10
s w cor. of sec. IA, tp. 20. range IL.
Establishe1Ia public highway.
The report of the viewers on TIE
road petitioned for by Geo. Plumb, ct
al, being favorable, said road was OF :
dered established.
The report of the viewers on the
road petitisned for by 7 p Ross, ct
al, being faparable, said road was Or
dened established.
Isaac Brown, ct al, presented q Pc
tition asking for the view OF a certain
county road, which was granted, and
Mn, Phillips, Henry Wright and
Abe Pollard appointed as viewers, TO
meet in Americus, June Sd, 1873
John ii. Williams, ct al, presented 4
petition asking ter the view of GER
tain county road, which was granted,
and E. Evans, Curtis Hiatt and j. r.
Griffith appointed viewers to meet at
beginning of said road, June 0, 1873.
Il 4. G. Lynch, ct al, presented a petit
tiotf asking for the view of a certain
county road, which was granted, and
A. Il. Smith, NJ. Lindley and John H.
Holland appointed viewers, to meet at
n. Carriers store, Plymouth, June .,
1873. s-fs prg
Road petitions of n. j. Williams, ct
a., and II. Howard, ct al, laid over
until next meeting.
Z The trustees of the townships OF
Agnes City, Americas, Center, Elmen.
daro, Fremont, Jackson, Pike, Read
ing and Waterloo presented their an
nual reports, which we're approved.
The accounts of the different trus-
tees against their respective townships,
for the year ending April /, 1873, were
allowed as follows, to-wit: ii. +. Nc
MILAN, Agnes City, SLIGO; Daniel
Bittler, Center, $22: WI. Combs, Ell
mendaro, t27; W. II. skinner, Empo-
rlaJ S42 d. -. NralSs remont, % mos J
$l5.75; f. A. Patterson, Jackson, $38 /;
G. q. Lynch. Pike, $23; Fl. +. Holmes,
Reading, s44.25; F. ID. 10y, Ameri-
Gus q mos.) IS.
The treasurers of the townships of
Americas, Elmend 70, Fremont, Pike,
Reading and Waterloo, presented their
reports, which were approved.
G. b. Bdcf1eiler, elected Justice of
the Peace for Emporia City, was ap-
pointed the successor of j. L. Pinker-
ton and T. n. Sedgwick the successor
of j. Jay Buck.
i. BOrtOn was appointed to repre-
sent the stock of Lyon county, at meet
ings of directors of the A. T. & s. F.
and n. X. & T. railroad companies.
The following bills and accounts
were allowed as herein set forth, to-
wit.
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a ,yoRD TO TRAvELERs.-we have

a WORD To TRAvELERs!-Weh have
q word to say in favor Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad. 1t was the Hpioneer"
line Westward and Is the ''old reliable"
route to st. Louis. With the improve
ments which have been made during
the past year, we believe that the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad has the best
track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west of the Nississ-
ippi. It is the only line which runs
three daily express trains OF ane
coaches and Pullman sleepers, equip
ped with the Miller platform and the
patent air brake, from leading points
ia the West, through Kansas City, Sc
dalia and Jefferson City to st. Louis
without change, connecting at st.
Louis with eleven different through
routes to points NORTH, Eastand South.
Particular information, with maps
time tables, &C., may be had At the
various Through ticket" railroad sta
tions in the West, or upon personal or
written application 20 G. II. Baxter,
Western Passenger Agent, Kansas
City. No., or L. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis. No.
1871
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ANIMAL MEETING. The annual
meetingof the Emporia Musical Tn
ion, for the election OF officers, will be
held ut Music hall on Wednesday eve
ming, April 30t!I, at ~ O'Clock. 1t is
desirable that full attendance of
members should be present, and cor
dial invitation is extended to al tile
singers of the city to be present, and
join the Union. By unanimous vote,
at the last meeting, it was decided to
continue the rehearsals every week
with view TO a pnbilc concert at the
close o: the season. The Union Is now
out of debt and estabisshcd on . firm
basis. Let all our musical people now
take bold with a will and .continuc the
good work SO anspicioasly Begun.
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NEOSHO RAPIDS.

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-We
heard the particulars of the Neosho
Rapids rape case for the first time this
week. Some months ago there came
to the Rapids a DIR. Robert Sugent,
from Wamego, Kansas. In politics he
was great purifier. He was glib Of
tongue, intelligent, took an interest in
matters, and taught Bible class. He
"took," rs the expression goes, and
soon was very popular and had an ex-
tensiye practice lie boarded at The
hotel of Mr.. Alfred Roberts. At
the same place was hired girl, of the
most respectable character, named
wnfong, aged 10 or Il years. One
week ago last Saturday Dir. and Mrs.
Roberts were at Emporia, AID Dr.
Nugent took advantage OF their alb
sence to attempt to ruin the young
lady. He ordered her TO take pitcher
OF water to his room. She complied.
The Doctor pulled of his boots and
followed her up stairs. Entering the
l4sC OOOI anu ItsICM
her upon the bed. The girl resisted
his hellish design with all her power,
and screamed for dear life. A boy in
the street hearing her screams, noti-
fled soaae of the citizens, who ran to
her assistance After threats that the
door would be broken down the Doctor
admitted them. The young lady wa:
found in fainting condition. She wa
badly bruised, as the brute had used
her roughly in his attempts TO violate
her. He was Immediately arrested
and taken before Esquire T. II. Cru
well, who held him to bail. Failing
to secure this lie was brought TO Jail il
this city, where he has time still 70 re
feet over the enormity of his crime
We are Informed that an attempt ha
bean made ~ SOME ef lis relatives tC
brIbc the girl aud her Other nos t
. appear against him, bnt this failed
We trust this brute will receive tn
just punishment his crime deserves.
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We have toiled fifteen years for En-
porIa and her interests, and have spent
here all the money we have ever made.
We hope to put in many more years
here, and shall labor earnestly for what
we consider her best interests. We
honestly believed we were doing her
the best service when wrote against
and voted against the bond PROPOSE
ton. Time will prove this.
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The bids offering land for a s'pOor
farm" were opened, and after thor
ough examination the s x OF the W
u of sec. 16, tip. 10, range II, was pur-
chased. Price 81 900.
Three fire proof safes, one each for
County Clerk, District Clerk and
Register of Deeds, were ordered az q
cost ef GOO.
The election returns of the several
townships were canvassed. As we
have published the result in most OF
the townships heretofore, It Is useless
to repeat the names at this late day.
DAVID S. GILMORE
County Clerk.
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we CLAIM that Miss Sawyer's Salve
is entirely different from ali others;
that there are a great many good
salvcs offered for sale, but none 30
good rs Miss Sawyer's Salve; that
every family should have box; that
it will do all and even more than it lie
recommended to do. l2y1-
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CoRRECTI0N-aH NoGld the
whole people be startled If I should
demonstrate by figures, Chat if we is
sue the proposed bonds our liability
will exceed the whole assessed value
of real estate in tlie county, both coun-
ty, town aud city, by more than $780,
OO0s and It VIII fall less than $IOO, 600
short of the assessment of our whole
real, personal and mixed property, in
cludiHS all railroad property, tO-Eir.r
The above sentence occurred in SAL
len Greeks" article last week on the
bond question, and in connection with
the figures that followed, contains a
serious error. For 100000 In the las.
ter part of the sentence read 500, eco
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EJfPORIA.

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-W pre-
sent this week the following list Of
new advertisements
&c. Hall & Bro.--SpTing and summer
goods.
Great Transatlantic Exposition.
II. A. observation-disclosures notice.
II. q. cross-Notice.
Carter & EstabrOok-sweet potato,
cabbage and tomato plants.
Gco, W. Hoss-C Caution.
II, ~. Curtis--Auction. ..
Andrew Ietmsn- straycd. fN'N
Casper Rodlinsmayer-Stray ~
Howard & Observation-Disclosures no
ticc
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jan1-tf

Corn WANTED. We saw at Smith
& Dixon's store pile of those Climax
corn planters as big as hay stack,
which they say they will sell for cash,
or on time, to anybody who will raise
corn at 20 cts. bushel, or more II
they can get it. Warranted to give
satisfaction. 1853
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LYON COUNTY FARMERS. coNvEN.
TION.

A convention of the Farmers cl
Lyon county will be held at the court
house, In Emporia, on Saturday. April
18th, 1873, at o'clock p. m. The OBJ
ject is to organize county associa-
ton auxiliary TO the cooperative as
ISOLATION of the State of kansas, FORM
ell at Topeka at Tie recent State Con-
vention Of Farmers.
Each school district in the county
viii be entitled TO two delegates In
said convention. 1t is hoped that
every district will be represented.
MI. frey, tl-a
T. p. HALL,
A.G. WILHITE,
Delegates to State Convention.
Emporia, April Sd, 1873.
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MARRiED.-April 18th, Mt EmpOria,
by John Jones, Welsh Prest yterian
minister, MIR. Evan Davis, OF EmpOria
and Mrs. Jane 7. Lewis, of Arvonia,
Usage county.
April 18th, by the same. Mr.. Rich
ard W. Owen, OF Dry creek, and Miss
Catherine Jones, of Emporia, lately
from Wales.
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DIED.

In this clti-, April 18th, EPRsAIM
GILBERT, ageG G9 years.
Mr.. Gilbert was one Of the pioneers
of southern Nh .higan, and contributed
his full share "a energy during the
best years of his life towards reclaim
ing that wiIderne So from tie Indians
and wild anInals. He removed to
this city about three years ago, where
he ended long and eyentfnl life, the
last years of which were full Of suffer
ing, which iie bore with CREST fortl-
tude and cheerfuIneSs.
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GENERAL AssoRTMESr.-we invite
the especial attention of the public to
our splendid stock Of School. Miscel-
laneous and Blank Books, Stationery,
pens, pencils, fancy articles, etc. We
are prepared to iii all orders Oh the
lowest terms. Give us a trial.
IL FRY & HEDGES.
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NOTICE TO farmers, TRAPPERs AND
Fur Observation-Disclosures, at the Chi
cago Branch Store, opposite Ban
croft & McCarter's dry goods store,
5000 minks, 1000 offers, 10 900 rae
eoOns, 10000 skunks, 10000 wolf skins
and others in proportion, for which
We will pay Chicago prices In cash.
Call and see us before selling else
where, rs it is for your own benefit.
Also lOO, 600 pounds of dry and green
hides wanted at the Chicago Branch
store, for which We pay Chicago prices.
Call on Epstein q Co., of the Chicago
BranchSeore, 1856 Commercial street.
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GET THE BEsT.-Get wall paper at
Tandy 6 Eastman's, on hard time
prices. Browns from to 10 cents per
roll; white blanks, 10 to 20 cents
per roll; satins, 20 to so cents per roll.
A nice lot of samples Of gilt paper.
I1-RR
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Music LEssoSs.-Mrs. 8. +. Chase,
o graduate of Musicvale Seminary,
Conn.,, desires to give lessons in Piaxo,
Guitar and Organ music. Has had
considerable experience as teacher.
Best OF recommendation can be fur
nished. Lessons given at her resi-
dence or at residence of pupils. Resi-
dence, corner Fifth avenue and Union
streets. Terms, reasonable. 1899
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MAPLEWooD Conner
is the authorized agent for the sale Of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He viii attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so.
la0l.kf
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Bishop Vail will make his annual
Visitation to st. Andrews church Of
this city, on Friday, the 25th OF this
month, and will administer the rite of
confirmation. The public are invited
TO attend the evening service, COM
mcnciny Mt ~ O'clock.