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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04
.ssly AGNES GITY.

SCHOOL MEETING.-The school meet
ing in district AZ passed off quietly on
the 9th of March. The following
officers were elected: Director, II. f.
Mcmillan; clerk, G.. w. Lester; treas
urer, Z. c. Edwards. Voted to have
six months school. An appropriation
was made fog furnishing the twohous-
es with patent seats, which will be an
improvement on the old benches now
in use. The meeting ended without 4
Sight.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERs.-The follow
ing township ticket was elected at the
April election: Trustee, II. L. Nc
MILAN, majority, q 4; clerk, G. Debaun,
majority 80; treasurer, f. c. Edwards,
majority, IS; justices of the peace, d.
Croylc and n. H. Putns m; constables,
L. E. Jones and J. W. Green,
i The Agnes City Farmer'sClub now
numbers % members, all anti railroad
bonds. We not only intend to fight
the bond proposition in this township
but we expect to extend the good
work all oyes die county, = AH
The next general club meeting
will bc-held at the upper-t47th district
school house, Saturday evening, April
18th, wLen-a fttll turnout is desired as
important business will be transacted
at that meetingS'
IA ruE RA1LHoAD MRRTIxG.-Your
correspondent attendedS-Ihe railroad
meetingat the court housefn Emporil,
Wednesday evening, where two very.
good. speeches were made, but the ar
guntentplsed was the same as every.
lawyer uses when he hasa bad ease
was sorry TOT bear MI, Riggs argue
thatsfailroads were moreTalualfe 10
the people cthan' public--ychools, and
then his coInpafison of-the relative
taxation i'm some few districts swasl
.verysthih. and IthinK, upon the whole,
the argument of both SHAKERS was
abous as thin a4.tAe propSsition7 itself.
That was very --se,sss4sl..-iu s.in,lIs
county Board tegive up that little so
acre lot for = poor farm. efthink theys
had better @buS about ton thousand
atresthehext tlfne, 50 we may have Il.
poor 1hrRl large.cnough to,Tascanllnc !
date urpaupersswheh tiIeDond prop
osition has .1ee6. carried. we- have a
man living up Here whcsvants aea
lt;lpu and -doflarg of bondsAto buv n
farm with, and ieEe don'bget them lie
will leave- tile county via~Rurling ton
or the mouth of Rock creek or some
where else. <<ShalI we vote him the
b9nds-orjhstietnim rip SPHRaSK.
APRIL Cd, Is7a.z *
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EMIGRATION TURSISGl CHEAP
FAEMs IN SOUTHWEST MIssoURI.-The
Atlantic s. Pacific railroad company
offers ,20O, 600 acres of land in Central
and Southwest Missouri, at from So to
$l2 per acre, on seven years time, with
free transportation from st. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools. churches and
law-abiding society invite emigration
from all points to this land of fruits
and flowers. For particulars address,
4. Tuck, Land Commissioner. ST.
Louis, Mo. l2yI
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number ecf4G las alq3sst entirely

NUMBER pA4eaSeS, liflsA sltItsSC chLiI0i3
abated. ; - - -
The fever which is the most
alarming of late, and has carried of 4
number of our young men, is the
Colorado fever. Several have turned
tAeir shFagans sestHardsyitlf . view OF
beteIAg Iheir future. viz: d. X.
Harden, George Heustis, Ed. Suttle
Hiram Ruby and Lawrence Dresher.
G. II. Suttle and Horace Suttie had
previously gone. Others talk of go
ing, .May,their goldensIreamsh be fully
realIzeG1 81 lLA3 & IA
Our nnrserymen are having rich
harvest. Wagon loads of trees are
leaving the nurseries daily. While
Chambers and Harden are reaping the
rewards OF their labors. are glad TO
see thafaFnPs RapifeSRg 50 much
Interest m making permanent inn
provements.
ID. X. Harden has sold his house
and lot to Joseph Duckett: price, $3.50.
M. L. Harden has sold 80 acres Of
improved land to Joseph Duekett, at
sl,So0. 4a4 ~ nA44
"A. s. Carl win continue the BUSH
ness formerly conducted by 5. G. Brit
ton.
-Themas Campbell HAS purchased
therentire iltteresrof merchants: stock
owned BY Campbell & Harden, and
will continnc the business and endeay-
or to please and meet the wants of
their nuplerous patrons. -
Bondi4hestion.. wiil meet with
an emphatic negative from this part
of the county.
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GENERAL AssoRTNENT.-We invite
the especial attention of the public to
our splendid stock of School, Miscel-
Ianeous and Blank Books, Stationery
pens, pencils, fancy articles, etc. We
are prepared to fill all orders on the
lowest terms. Give rs trial.
II Fry &c HEDGES.
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MALL PArER.-The handsomest pat
terms Of wall paper ever brought TO
Emporia are TO be found at the City
Book Store. They are selling cheap
CIR than anywhere else in the city.
I3 ELLEN PLUME.
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Rev. c. L. Lewis, 1.-The new Metho-
dist minister at this1Places baSbecn in
Kansas f5I'hniS S6Ars and ANS oecul
ptsd several impOrtsnt positions, .lfhiIe
|statloned at Olathe, whsfelIe1was
very successful, he was Saperintend-
ant of Public Instructor for johnson
county. For several years he.ilas been
tie Presiding Elder of the Qswego
district. 1 lie is highly apokel OF by
those -RRlso-hn0w- -l1ins,.as' minister
ana gentleman. .IASI@3s9
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WANTED,-A lady who desires that
her sbest parlor'' should have the
loveliest pattern of wall paper eyer
brought to this city, at
IL Fox & HADLEY's.
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Dp no N Cp,rvx,

II - NJ O EOP TIL ST.
Chronic diseases trea-ed by electric
ity. Nasal catarrl treated by new
method. No charge rnless a satisfac-
tory cure is made. Office first door
south of the Post Office.
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EMPsORIA. NEWS.
LYoS COUNTY FAIistERs, cow,
= -

A convention of the Farmers sci
Lyon county will be held AZ the court
house, in Emporia, on Saturday, April
26th, 1873, at O'Clock p. M. Thc'ob-
ject Is to organize a county associA-
ton auxiliary to the cooperative As
ISOLATION OF the Stateof. Kansas, form
ed arsToPeka at tic sSeeptstate Cen
ventioTof Farmers; 1sv9D ass
Each school distFist,In the county
vii! 9S,Y ePt[ils5 tqe4yNs qsIsgst& in
said Convention. It Is hoped that
every aFrisfS0l &C. ftprsesatsdAaA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

Parties supplied with everything in
the confectionery line at lowest prices
at Norris & Bottger's. ianl-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

Iryou want to ''turn peoples heads
most effectuallvy 90 ton concert or
lecture late wilma pair or sqneakIng
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

NE are now Offering a splendid
piece of heavy black gros grain silk
for 81 per yard.
81 C. w. NEWMAN & Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

buckeye uoUsH--TT,I tfanfyia has
rented OF rev. Ifenry Wright, the
Buckeye house, in this city, and is now
the sole proprietor. Mr.. Hankla is
We'll and favorably known as q land
lord ~ lhe trad eilns pubae, aul We
bespeaE foi~ DC Buckeye, located on
FIlth avenue, full share of the pat
FoHage OF the public. Mr.. Hankla
m ,nn do do, his ,, ,aISYiA A1HTa KS
= NtcCarter has returned from New
York, not on account OF his election
to, the city council, but to open the i'm
measelsrpNe o. neE spuiiIgs and isuni-
mel, goods he has just Purchased there
Tor the -enterprising firm OF which he
is amePlb9rs uBanersft & McCarter,'s
store VIII be ~ once thronged with
ladies, and dealers from adjacent
towns. They have magnificent lot
of goods en- route fer every, depert-
ment, and we advise our readers tC
look for the piles of boxes expected
et6sy dhsss Ia Sf6sit of tAeir store! Ass
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

NJ. X. &c T. Il. r. LANDs.-H. f.
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.
EItF
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our railroad debt is 100000. We
must have $500 voters In the county,
therefore the debt is slG0 to the voter.
We will pay ours az once II they viii
take our note. t..t5
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

Rev. c. +. Lewis, the new NEetho-
dist minister for the Emporia charge
will preach his first sermon next Sab
bath, April 9Th. SI
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

FoUND.-Mareh I'D, folpd 81 tue
morning after tlie Unitarian Sunday
school concert, in front of the posis
office, a bunch OF keys. Inquire At the
postofiice at Americus. =, ...v coils.
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MARR1ED.-on the Soth Of March, at
the residence of ,the brides parents, u
Waterloo township, BY c. E. Palhes
ESQ.,, James w. Best and Miss Geruah
O. Stoops. both OF Waterloo. = A''
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Lyon county has paid up hor- taxes
better than any OF the Older settled
counties in the state, judginS froaltha
length OF the tax lists published in
the county papers. - ;liIE;, - sTN.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

WALL PAPER.-A splendid assert
ment of all grades of wall paper.
II FRY s. HEDGES.
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LADIES' at Mrs. Kidder's for
new spring hats. 1916
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viz: r. W. Randallydirector ": c.
Miller, cfeFk; and1Js-Ay. 10y, treas
urer. School viii commence next
Monday.
CHEESE. THE cheese business
here has finally assumed tangible
shape,a responsible company having
prop 9sdf 8 pdfcRas EhlEha Ashk a.
fcred, and pay for. tie same in cash
each month alter sixty days. Mr.. s.
G. JaAls.S, xalbl hakzbesn4losg eeAAect-
cd with the Americas cheese business,
will superintend the factory. Last
year this factory used the milk OF six
hundred cowssaml ltheF4AElll probably
be about. IS, much napqf9etlTcd into
cheese this year.
--CoAL.-A company has been or
ganized in this place for the purpose
of mining coal. They propose to
drill Immediately, and II coal is found
a shaft win be SINK sins osl near the
town. ss8s ~ .EVFg7u sGss"
r.. S. Aitken. in digging well on
his farm four miles west of town, re-
Gently passed. through vein ofquartZ
and granite rock. Some Beautiful
specimens are on ezhibitio1, IN town.
Mr.. JOSEPH Ernst has has purchased j.
H. Kimpton's prepesty in this place,
and will take up his residence here in
q few days. Mr.. Kimpton Will also
remain in town. r.. -
AT the township election Tuesday,
ID. a. StahI was elected trustee; A. G..
Ethniston, treasurer; c. r. Conklin,
clerk; Watson GrinelI and J.. 4. Fin
ley, Justices of the Peace; Mat. Miller
and John Huntington, constables; 3.
+. Dixon, +. E. Hawkins, J. w. 10y,
Jas. Irvine and j.. i. uinkle, road
overseers. = One hundred and forty
nine votes were polled.
DIR, I. y. Wright has been app
pointed postmaster Cor Amerlens, and
entered upon his duties this week.
TIC PresbyEery, Of Gafnett, EN-
bracing all of Kansas south of the
Kansas Pacific railroad, will meet i'll
Amepicss ne9s ;Eaesa5g, at : D ttoelf p
M phefe win Be cofnhiuIfon servf-
ces at the United Presbyterian church
next Sabbath, proceeded by services
on Frlddy a2 o'clocb md also. soat
Saturday at the same hour.
Two families by the name of Ell
der, frOmJ Springfield. ,HE, settled On
Allen creek last week.
"A new time card oil the NJ. X. &
7. went into effect ythis week, The
chan ges are but shgIit.
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Ifyou wish to see how people dress
ell $50 years befsre Christ, 60 TO Ban-
croft hall Wednesday mighty Ne i
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y. JONES, Merchant Tailor, one
door west of tile Madison house, 9th
avenue, has just received his spring
goods of cassimeres and suitings,
which he will make up in the latest
styles, 30 per cent. cheaper than any
other house in Emporia. Call and ex-
amino. 1926
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

Res.-Bg Kelley, Us Will Be'iseenN ny
the list Of conference appointments,
has been sent to ottpwa.s The people
of our neig6boring city are to be con-
graduated.
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Smith, in the Eskridge building, an
packed several boxes of line dry goods
this week. .F e SC-tIIs - go
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We booked just one hundred and
thirty-flve new subscribers the first
quarter of this year, not one Of them
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

r. ID. 4feCarter retprped from the
East on Tuesday. Now look out for a
fine stock OF goods. {. tssr b
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,-Just reeeiyed-all the novelties in
lie millinery line, at
--ss 1916 Mrs. kIDDEE's.
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"spoat'' wants to know what in
thunder Is the use of building another
railroad to make properly mote yalpai
BILE, when you can't sell 1t within
twenty-five per cenT. of what it is val
ued at now.
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FoUND! A place where school
books are sold at 80 per cent. less than
publishers prices; that all goods sold
are as represented Try, it at Fox &
Hadley's, and see if this is not so. II
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

The Justices elected last spring pro-
pose TO hold on another year, aud the
fellows elected Tuesday ar e not happy.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

New spring prints of new design to
be opened this week at
SIT BANCROFT & McCARrER's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-04-04

ABSTRACT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
HELD MARCH aed, 1878.
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WINDOW SHADEs.-Ne have as good
an assortment of window shades as
can be found in tile market.
II Fry &HEDGEs.s
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Don't forget to remember to recol-
lect that the greatest musical and
theatrical entertainment ever in TIL:
city will positively take place mex
Wednesday, April 9th.
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When You want TO tell q person Il
ego to, tlaaiirf i e. AiiAl Saabls g
say, "Take your departure to the abode
of the reverberatlng echoes heavens
artilIeryih gI.ILLL. CEL-tA ~
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T.G. whitley rctnrned several days
ago, and Ihe new goods are now eem-
ing thick and fast.
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F.A. Cooke, the Sign painter, has .Insy.
ell 80 Ryan a. Lyons old stand , just east
OF THR NEWS office. Tow -
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L. F. Johnson, forsomn time a resi-.
dent of-this vicinity, has moved TO
Colorado. QB&Sy 81 90
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$500 10 5000 will be offered next Monday
evening ON loan by the Loan Association,
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EMPpEIAs FAENIEI;ss'
NHO AssOCIAT1QS.

EMPpT IA1ETOWSSHIP FAHMEIsss
NuO AssoCIAT1oN,
EDIroR NEwsf The Emporia
Township EaEmerss Association met At
tne Ch$Itaers schsol house saturday
evening, March %, and Was called TO
order by vice president. 3. r fayker.
Minutes of the last meeting read
ana adopted, after which a. G. VII
-hite, our delegate to the Farmers
.stateJ C6hkoatlon, recently held at
Topeka, gave quite q lengthy report
,of tlye prCeesaings sefgthe eoHventf9B'
Agreat Iflerest Ias manifested ID
ali present for the prosperity OF the
society. 70 members were added tc
roaipTlistieshantb Ne. earnestly invite
Half Interested tn join us. Oar Object
is pselF protsetion and cooperation
to Encourage home manufactures o.
all kinds; development Of our resouE'
ees in KANSAS /; use ourin1iueuce to re.
trench EXPENSES Of State, county anG
toHn ;laboiisR all Offices that are no
krssnS uccessSg5i send aamen TO Con,
gress. that Will not vote ytbcmselye
back pay siI5 SE iAlIIe tie gOEafnt
meRt; send good and responsible mel
to our soto tssisEAhrtsI and 3Hot zdis
honest politicians; abolish the Law
authorizing counties and townships L
vote bonds for railroad stocks, sc,
that is seyting 4 900 1hin.cJ - IN;
= fhe following resolution was offere'
and unanimously adopted;
ResOlced, That We, the members O
association, will use our influence I
defeat, t6a proposition now before Ath
1 voters of Lyon county to take stock i
the Kansas City, 1smporia1 & Walna
Valley railroad, and also the giving {
our stoclo I'M otherr9sttls.
Adjourned to meet at the FeTle
SSh6el house Saturday eyepingyApri
3, 1873. w. Is. Ross, Sec.
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The LAsr,-Apdnaw we have che
mumps in towe. This disease is
generally the winding up u tIie Yin
ter maladies, and its appearances is one
of the surest Indications tbTt Spring
has come" ..a s;,on.,-t
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Five new business establ lshpieTlts haYe
opened In Emporia nnee car Iast isAAieJ a
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UNIrARIAN SocIETY.--Services at
the usual hoursss 6ubj6eb'in tile nor
ming: "Plhm Sunday - In Tie eve
ming Rev. Mr.. Copeland will lecture
to the young people on Weakening"
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Don't say anything, but call at our
store and see the eClimaS Corn Plant
err" inst arrived, at
Off SMITH q DIXON'S.
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PLows, which never fail to give
satisfaction, 1T
9tf SMITH & DIxoS's.
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4 good many people who set up. Tor
being funny fellows had .much better
sit down again. 80, ~.
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Trunks, vallses, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, ETC., at YIN.
CLAIMS. ianl-tf
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If you want fresh Rolls, Rusks, Pas
try and all varieties Of Cake, 90 to
Morris & Bottgcr. jan1-tf
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VI. j. FREY,
n y u1f
EMPORIA-

NRN'O ADvERrIsENENTs Two pre-
sent this week the following list of
new advertisements. -sssqozs-s sasi.
A. s. smith--Sew spring and SIMMER
goods. ,..,.o ,,s
John Bay--Sbcrifi's sales.
lteDJ. Z. Jones--Notice.
waR& Observation-Disclosures.
III fHffotFf1A auction. 0JUWnQQ
4, RlI1Sttlt fa4aeI gliHs'- cADlEPt5 liep
w, T, Nccarty--For rent cheap. ...s.F
.J.Y- F0rd-Notiee sra, g'1-s
John N. Campbell -Attsehrnent,nSti se,
Carter. Stone & Coats Carpcntess and
builders I. -tu- ..trg II 81 .u5t-I-rf
VIM. GrafansteIn- Imports Porlp House.
Dave Iioberts-Bili posting. 80 80
J. ID. Bcnneit-Sew; York Life. In s.,,Go.
En- Roria National Bank IN, asrsrssia
Haa L q
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Al naSREIs St i Hui SD 'sT BUD +

Allet llAf efYts u 4lfdIia % 4apye buA-
ness N mis- city at The rooms lately oeeu-
ped by Smith X Dixon, two doors north
81 Tandy a. Eastnlan,s.' They are daily
looking for large supply of Italian and
Vermont marble, and will he ready for
orders, MF, {ohes Has hsd al eXPerienSe
of Iiltse1 years in~tfrf business, ana the
Ggui VIII compete with any establishment
issAthe State IPfa1n pFcsF and'e$ee lerite
of work: CRKpnd sssthem. , a
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PLYMOUTH, Kan, March 10, 1873.

PLYMOUTH, Kan, March 10, 1873.
have just received q general stock
of goods for the spring trade. Beau-
tiful prints of the choicest brands; zeot-
tonades for farmers ware. Come see
me and 1 will treat You right, but
don't ask for credit for that will ruin
my business. Respectfully,
lila Y. NJ. CARTER.
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Il. II. Fry, agent for Lazarus &
Morris Perfected Speetacl.s and Eye
Classas
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T. NJ Fry, agent for Morton's Gold
Pens; keeps the largest stael5in the
CITY.
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Remembers, Prentis' lecture next
Monday evening at Bancroft hall. 4
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H4RrEoRD.

~eesaf go
Hartford of late seems to be pooyIy,
Represented IL The columns lofsTHt
News. Neutrality-suspicious. certain!
ly need a les Renriullle q ellEzlEs
Tfey s4feiy - rot ignoHs th 8 asIRs a..
tages ID be aeriEed'frOnl the jadici0us
ase of Iffntef's ink, not py any means
They Sd m to be Impressed with the
idea tlla : 4 8 MA 8;
SHOULD speak for itself. Fl4ey-f1ave
eomplaeently balanced their pen on
the pen-raek and turned their atten-
tion to psSs1aN ihtsE !, 81 BIZ -
IN n. LyH.,7 ''Kfanerpkh ers vheNiel4
. fertile pen, 'Wiii pfeass take tie mat
fFtet into cohsidsr dom Alsl present our
advantages testAeeHhlic1g = y
xsstcknegs winch has = prevailed to
such an alarming extent for the last
two months, and proved fatal in a
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coUNcILMES


, Bust ward, two 10 elset-C V Esk-
ridge, so; \ G Lakin, "A; c e Kelsey,
%, ibTAxrEX -OfTit go
Second ward, one to elect--R d Nc
Garter, GI;sS T Nix, 52.
Third ward, one TO cIect--J s Cleve-
land, e3; w W HIbben, 81.
FOURTH ward, one to elect-E Beck
elected without opposition. No fig
pres given.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
First ward, one to elect--D w East
man, 80. q
Second ward, two to elect-Robert
MIIliken, iii; Jacob Stotler, III.
Third ward, one to elect--H Harvey
BRncro II, Ia5. -
Fourth ward, twosto elect--J I. W
Bell and i W Cunningham elected
without opposition, No figures given;
E1foSDs ron FqEE APPAHsTts- D.
WARDS.
az or list s2d MS 18th
For~-u~a G2 81 lO2 20 2sG
AsaiastAS TO S1dAl lllel So
a,,as .,s.i,, .,osla-AsA e, 10
MI 10y --t'S
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GET THE BEsT.-Get wall paper at
Tandy 81 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.
4 nice lot of samples of gilt paper.
Hts
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SeyeEl young men haye gOneT rem
Hartford to- Colorado. -, Z. 80 -
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New spring goods have commenced
coming at
stf BANCROFT q McCARgEKs
New Spring cassimeres, CheViot's
English and German diagonal coat
ings, all new designs and just receiv-
ed at BANCROFT & MCCARTER's.
Stf
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NoRMAI---Next term of Normal
opens in new building, April 9th.
ExaminatloTel per fpFle qt lo'sthe
Sth, Mt o O'Clock 4. nj.
hrT19 -r H1AW
The seventy years captivity of the
Jews ends next Wednesday night by
the iall5ol BdSSlon. snGlhe oyerfhrow
of Belshazzar, the king Thereof.
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The GermanE winlgiVe dan99 ia
Bancroft llnp Gu Ad6tls& nishiliIiA
lith inst, ...., ... -
1t looks blue, according toolw coma
ty correspondents Tor s. tue zIallIrOad
proposition. - -vsa
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LYpSY CepETFTFAENERs' 0oSv ES-
TIoNN1ho- hrlneEs 6f4Lyon county

=
are going e7IBaVeFa convention on the
26th of this month to pt2eernEmselves
in working order wIth the State or
ganization effected at Topeka last
week. A14'Ife convention Il to be conn
posed OF two meHbers from each
school district. See call at the head Of
the local column. sTettteFe he full
attendance.
b WHAT YOU ouGHTTo Do.-Be sure
and read the programme of the Musi-
cal Drama, to Be given : at Bancroft
hall next wednesday, might. Consider
the amount of choice music il con-
tains, then consider The vast atnount
of labor and expense necessary TO pros
duce properly srteh 4 q camplete dra-
matte cantats, thertsbe sure TO so your
self, take. your family, and advise yonr
friends TO 90. rw q