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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-11-13
SMITH.


His New stock OF Goods.
We should have informed the peo-
pie last week OF the return of a. 8.
Smith from the eastern markets, and
the arrival Of his fine and attractive
new stock of goods. First the side
walk was lined with boxes, and then
came Smith, GrifT. Jones, and Mr.. VIII
liams, who worked day and night till
they were landed upon the shelves.
The new stock comprises everything
that is desirable in the way of dress
goods, and a general stock of dry
goods, boots and shoes, hats and cal 5
aud clothing. Smith succeeded In rum
ming of his old stock to great ex-
tent during the fall, and he is thereby
enabled to show the public an almost en-
tire new stock, bought since the fall in
prices, and he absolutely defles compe-
Iition here or elsewhere in good goods
and low prices. 1t is his particular
aim to please the public in all respects.
lie has two of the best dry goods clerks
TO be had, and now he invites all to
visit his store, and IL they do not buy
it shall not be his fault. We advise
our readers to call at this store and in
Vestigate the goods, prices, etc.
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SOMETH ING ABOUT GOING EAST.-The
shortest possible route between the Great
West and the East, North and South, is
over the st. Louis, Kansas city and
Northern Short Line. This road has gain
ed surprising Importance by reason Of
immense expenditures in the last two
years, of over two millions dollars, be-
sides earnings, in improvements of road
way, in re-laying their line with best
quality OF new steel and iron rails, on
broad new ties, and by substituting for
ordinary ears, new reclining chair coaches,
elegantly carpeted and fitted, with dress
ing rooms with toilet eonyeniences for Ia
dies, gentlmen and families travelling with
children, toithOHt any e1trG charge. This
line runs six fast express trains between
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, two
more than any other road, and connect
with all the great through lines East,
West, North and South. 1t is remarkably
exempt from accidents by reason OF adopt
ing every modern appliance for comfort,
speed and safety, including night and day
watchmen, who inspect the road before
and after the Passage Of each train to see
that everything is secure. We recon-
meRd those contemplating a trip East to
take the st. Louis, Kansas City & North
ern Short Line, either through st. Louis,
the great metropolis Of over $500 in
habitsnts, or through Chicago, via the
Chicago 4 Alton short line, over the Louis
lana Bridge, open for passage Of through
trains. Ticket Agents Of cOnnec ting
roads selling tickets to the East, North Of
South. will furnish tickets by this excel.
emf line. For map, circulars, time cards,
and information relative to rates, &C., ap.
ply to or address Lyman McCarty, Kan.
sas City, Mo. A F# fsFWf
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HoRr1cULrURAL.
for the State Meeting.
Imnortant Oceaslon.

N~~-N--NE
The Lyon Comfy Society met at the
court house, October 10Th.
President In chair.
After some discussion Of various topics
Of interest TO those engaged in the grow
ing OF fruits and vegetables, the society
proceeded 10 elect Vice President and
Secretary TO ill the vacancies OeeasiOned
by the resignation Of W. r. Copeland and
Miss l.. a. SiOcum. a. &. white was
elected Vice President and j. V. Ran
doiph Secretary, to I'LL the balance OF the
term.
The matter Of the State Society meet
Ing here Ola the 18th OF December WAS
considered, and the best mode Of making
iL interesting aud beneficial TO ourselves
and friends here, and those from dis
lance. We hope our friends, as well a.
the members OF the society, will help us
during the three days OF the session To
make it interesting for all.
Prof. &. V. Riley, State enlOmolOsist OF
Missouri, will be with us on that Occa-
sion. lie has had a badge OF honor con-
ferred upon him by the Freneh for his
researches la the insect kingdom; in short.
ho - hpoui rue Stealest 'DuSSef iu lhl7
country.
Mr.. Ward promised an essay for the
next meeting ON nut trees and their cult
Ire.
PhyiLOIeTd, or grape louise, will also be
up for discussion by the friends OF the
vine.
On motion, adjourned TO meet at their
room at the cou RI house ON the 2IsL of No.
yembrr. j.. V. RANDOLPH, Sec'y.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
NoVemhar 9Th 1874


The Board of County Commissioners
met as per adjournment. Members all
present.
ON motion the board proceeded to can
vas The votes east Mt the general election
held on the I'D day of November, A. ID.
1874, with the result found in the official
statement
On motion the Clerk was ordered to All
Vertise for sealed proposals for building
slbutment and wing wall ut Cottonwood
bridge Mt SOden's mill.
The Board made n contract with Silas
Ii. Hovias for saving wood for county, at
Sj cents per cord.
ON motion f.. l.. Bancroft was author
lied TO procure from the land office at To-
peka certified list OF school land in Ey-
on county other than sections IL and 3G.
George Johnston rendered the follow
Tag: - A
To the Honorable Board Of County Conn
hliSsiOners Of Lyon County HGHS::
GENTLEMEN:-I have the honor here
with TO tender you my resignation as q
member of your Board, to take etlect No
Vember 2lst, inst. In doing so, allow me
To say that our official duties together
have been harmonious and pleasant. aud
Representatives., entertain the liveliest
feelings OF kindly regard for you indivld-
ally, feeling that the business affairs of
Lyon county are safe In your hands, and
desiring the prosperity Of the county un-
dcr, your administration. am, gentlemen,
very respectfully your obedienI servant,
GEORGE JOHNSTON.
On motion The following bills and ac
couRts were allowed, and orders drawn
on the treasurer for the same, as follows,
to-wii:
500. Amt. allowed:
James AIeans, digging and walIing
vault and moving priv, $J0.T5
Geo. r. Hayden, boarding poor. 1900
ThOs. Beers, baIliil's fees. 200
R0bt. Watson, work on Allen creek
g... bridge, ............... $3.50
Isaac Brown, Jurors fees .......... 205O
Bruner 4 McMurtre, tinware Tor
14 % poor house. ........... 100
:. q. Brown, on wood contract 1000
j. +. Stratton, Co. CONS fees ..... 600
Geo. Johnston, do ...... 1000
&. T., Paine, do -t--- ... 800
Expenses November electIon,.... 2I4.9O
| UfE gIt7.G5 ID $3.50. 90
j. $. CRAIG, Co. Clerk.
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AWITHERED MOUsTACHE.--A young
clerk in this city was just starting the
down on his upper lip. It didn't make
much show, but he was proud of it.
Now all his hopes are dashed to the
ground. That moustaehe is gone. 1t
occurred in this way; a young lady
friend met gentleman friend Of the
pOssessOr of the moustache, and pro-
posed the following eonundrum: why
Is C's mOustache like game of base
balls" the gentleman of course gave
it up. "Becanse," said she, "there are
nine on q SIDE" AS soon as Cs friend
told him this he broke for a barber
But the barber added insult to injury
by remarking that ''the game could
not have gone on, because thers were
only seven on one side"
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AMERICUS.

The people have spoken, and Re-
formers stand in awe.
ION Monday we saw IL man plow-
ing with one hand, and carrying gun
in the other. We did not ask him If
he was q Reformer.
The Reformers' Hudson has run
dry.
We Americuses would be glad if
Emporians and others living south of
Us would hold on to their brick-bats,
old tin-ware, dish-cloths, ETC., on such
days as last Saturday. Just wait until
the wind changes, ami we will pay
you back with interest. See If we
don't. s
Cattle and horses are doing well
on the prairie yet.
j. w. Floyd has moved his gro-.
ceries into the old drug store for the
purpose of repairing his store room.
Than. Wise is repairing his saw
mill, and will soon be ready to accom-
mOdate the public with native lumber.
-CoNCERT.-The NJ. E. Sunday
school gave their concert, mentioned
in our last, on the evening of the 5th
inst. The public favored them with a
good house. The admittance fee was
made to suit the times, but more than
twenty-three dollars we're taken in.
All IN all, it was success. The sing
ing was good. The declarations fair;
some of them splendid. The tableaux
were all, save one, mirth-proVOking
sells. We believe that all parties were
pleased.
Rev. S. A. Greene, once the pastor
of the Meth odist church in this place,
has been visiting with our people. We
are largely Indebted to him for the
church ediflce.
The Methodist congregation OK
pect Prot. POmeroy to preach for them
next Sunday morning.
"A VoTE.-The "wonen's ballot
box" at the post Office received but
few ballots, as it was not generally
understood that the ladies would have
eren that opportunity of expressing
themselves. The votes cast were for
representative and county officers. j.
w. 10y received the unanimous vote
of the ladies; Miss Slocnm three
fOurths of their votes cast for County
L. w. Cunningham
received their unanimous vote for Pro-
bate Judge. They We're about equally
divided on Attorney and Clerk of the
court.
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q q
The above Is fac simile of label We
are placing upon q whisky we have sue
ceeded in getting control OF with some
difficulty. All of the physicians to whom
We have shown IL pronounce II superior
to anything yet brought to this market for
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and eminent prac-
tieioners of medicine admit and recon-
mend whisky--when of good quality--as
preferable as = medicinal agent to brandy
for various reasons, the most important of
which is: it is much more likely to be of
good quality, as its mode of manufacture
is simpler; its action in low fevers as a
diffusiye stimulant is equal 70 brandy in
potency, while it does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach so often
complained of when brandy is used; in
staying the waste of tissue of consump-
ton OF the lungs, nothing, except it may
be cod liver oil. has yet been found to
equal it. The above being true, the diff
ference in price should be taken into con-
sideratiOn, which is quite an item usually
TO those who are so unfortunate as to be
ill. A single trial of our goods we are as
sured will convince the purchaser it is
something superior to anything they ever
used of the kind.
WrFWNeNN
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RErURNED.-ReY.T +. W. Sargent has
returned from Eureks and will again
take up his residence In This city, having
resigned hIs charge at Eursks, ut the In
theran Synod held at Abilene few days
since. We have heretofore alluded to
the fact that Mr.. Sargent was probably
the oldest active minister In kansas, be-
ing now over eighty years old. Notwith-
standing this advHnced'age, Mr.. Sargent
travelled In the last year, In the discharge
of his ministerial duties, twenty-five humid
red miles. preached 200 sermons, and or
ganized three Lutheran churches. one Of
which-Eureka-hasf orty-five members.
At the session Of the late Synod Of Kan
sas Mr.. S. was chosen delegate to the
General Synod OF his church, which meets
in PcnnsylVania next May. Notwith-
standing he was relieved, at his own re-
quest. from the charge at Eureka, and re-
tires from regular work, he expects to Ia
Dor In his Masters vineyard, and do such
work rs presents itself in this vicinity.
| lie Is a. vigorous and active As most men
| at sixty .t.s a4.t.H
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LIGHT NOrE--The vote in this county
at the late election was very light. Only
about ], GOO votes were pOlled. Four years
ago We cast that many, and two years ago
our vote was upwards of two thousand.
In Emporia we cast only about $50 votes.
There is no doubt at all but that we can
give lO0mOre than that. We are told by
persons who know that in Fremont and
Agnes City townships there were 100
voters who did not go to the polls. We
know that in other precincts and town
ships the vote was but little more than
half out. No doubt but that most OF these
were Republicans who objected to the
ticket and did not desire to vote against
their party.
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NEW ENTERPRISE
New store a. oo..onwoo..l- F.,l.. /

New Store at Cottonwood Fails. :
We are authorized to say to tho citi-
zens of Chase county, and all Others
that whitley & Henson, of
this place, and Mr.. Martin, of ElinOr,
Chase county, have perfected arrange
ments by which they will, on the 18th
day of November, open at Cottonwood
Falls, tlrst-class stock of dry goods,
boots and shoes, hats and caps
and clothing. They will offer
these goods to- the people at prices
that Will defy competition in Emporia
or any other tOwnslns the west. The
goods for this new establishment are
now on the way direct from the best
eastern markets. The well known en-
ergy, business capacity, and tact of the
gentlemen engaged In, the enterprise,
viii Insure its complete success.
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COMRADEs ATTENTION.

HonOrabIy discharged soldiers who are
entitled to. homestead of 16O acres Of
land within Il. Il. limits, an6 have taken
claims for less than thatalnonnt prior to
June 18th, 1872, and who have proved up
their homesteads, or whose five years
of time, including military service and
residence, has expired, so that they can
now prove up; can sell their right to the
remainder of the 100 acres tor cash, by
calling at my office, within the next two
weeks. E.P. B1SCROFT.
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No one feature is more important to
personal comliness than the hair. Unless
it is well dressed it loses half its charms,
therefore good comb and brush is indis-
pensable. Spencer s. Cutter have q large
and elegant stock fresh from New York.
Lubin's perfumeries and Caswell Il
Hazards cologne.
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DIED.

CANNON-On November LIST, 1874, ISAAC
son OF Gideoa and Rebecca
Elizabeth Cannon, aged l year, months
and days.
81 take this Iftfle lamb, said he.
And lay it on my breast,
Protection it shall find in me-,
And be forever blest."
stars. -On November 4th, 1874, DAN.
.IKI. ELMER, son of Jackson and Alice
Stark, aged year, month and 10 days.
ale is gone, to live with the angela so fair,
He'll look for you, friends, aud wait for
you there,
Where tears do net fieYs and where death
cannot come; E4sfat AtHk5
Together you'll dwell IN that beautiful
home"
MILEs.-At Plymouth, November eth,
1874, WILLIAM, son OF James and Sarah
Z. Miles, six months and twenty days.
clay aside his little dresses,
Wet with mothers pearly tears
How we shall miss our little Willie,
Ali the coming, weary yearst
oh! we pray to meet our darling,
For 4 long, long, sweet embrace,
Where the angel feet are waiting
There may we meet him face 20 face.
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Being anxious I'd know where all
the people got such nice clothing last
Saturday, we found out that they were
bought of A. 8. Smith ut "a per suit.
We are bound to have suit. 14tf
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LYON COUNTY PATRONS OF HusRAND-
RY. TAKE NOTiCE-There will be =
special meeting of the Lyon county Coun-
c.I OF Patrons of Husbandry in their hall
i'm Emporia on Saturday, 2lst. 1874. Bust
ness Of special importance TO be trsnsaet-
cd. }. T. SITUATION,
Chm'n Board of Trustees.
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To Farmers and Country Dealers.

=. Ersiiue & Co. have taken \ contract
10 deliver h0.S1J pounds Of dry and green
hides direct Ia tanners IN Boston, by
ring. AMI therefore will offer higher and
bigger prices in cash, for hides aud fura
Ibis ~ inter Ihan any house in the city.
S..elsi attention paid to hide dealers.
We therefore advise all farmers and
hide dealers not 10 sell until they have
Investigated our prices on hides and fairs,
as il Is TO their own benefit to do so, if
they wish TO realize the outside figures in
each for their stock.
Place OF business, 1876 COMMERCIAL
STREET. A5tf.
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ROAD NOTICE.

TOTICE is hereby given that 2 petition
IN has been presented 10 the Board OF Conn
ty Commissioners of Lyon county, Kansas
asking for Il change in a county road rs fol-
lows: The ginning of said change is the
northeast corner of section number "a, town
ship II range 10. The intermediate point Is
the south east corner Of section 30, township
Il, range 10. and the termination is the south
west corner said section 80. And that view
erS will, on the 18th day of November, 1874
meet at the beginning OF said change. TO view
and locate the same and give to all parties i
hearing.
by order of Board of County Commission
ers, Nov :jrd. 1874. j. S. CRAIG,
IL County Clerk
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NTQ1GE Is hereby given that pun uaut to
IN the order Of the Probate Court of Lyon
county, Kansas, On Saturday November 18th,
1910, % II O'Clock . "a, et the door OF the
court ahe1sa, IN the city Or Bmporia, in said
cOuHfF,E will O1eF for sale, and ssh At Isablic
aecti0a 10 The highest bidder. the following
described real estate, formerly owned by John
Rector, DECEASED viz: Ia acres in the Q =
county, Kansas, and being all Of said
quarter except II acres heretofore sold
once in said county in book sEJn Of deeds st
pages 80 and $50 The terms Of said sale are
$50 cash, and the baliArce in two equal Day-
ments at and Is months, drawing 10 per cent
interest and secured by niOrtgaRe lein ON said
premises. J. JAY- BUCK, .
Adm's of estate OF John Rector, deed. -
Emporia, Oct. 29th, 1874 ~Aa- ss@4 4-4T
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G.P, JoNEs. Sec'y.

WIND AILL.-COppock & Co. have
just brought on line wind mill for
pumping water for stock. 1t Is the
Slower mill, made in FreepOrt, Illinois.
ItIs to be put up on the farm of Mr..
WIN. Duguid, one OF our most enter
prising farmers and stock raisers. 1t
sS The first farm wind mill in Lyon
couHtY, Lutz informs us it will pump
water for 100 cattle at an expense OF
five cents dag including interest on
1t Is warranted against
any storm that will not blow over a
barn or house. IL seems 10 be just
tbe thing for stock men.
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The following named pupils, belonging
TO the tiflh grade, were. during the past
month, upon the roll of hOnOr:
STAR RoLL-Charlie Brewer, Willie
Gill, ROselyn Smith, Samuel Penrod, Ben
jaMia Funk, David Ferbrache. James
Cross, Louie Cross, Oracle Hood, Mary
Rhodes, Ola Rankin, Olive Price, Mary
Smith. Ida Moore, Mary TAFT.
ROEI. oF HoN0R.-May Randolph, Jen-
ME Staples, Hattie Hart, Ambrose Beck
es, shannon BiFdsah, Griffith Jones,
George Watson.
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MONEY SAVED rs MONEY MADE
Received 1T HanklA & Buffers this week,
good OolOug, English breakfast, Japan
and Young Tyson TEAS. ranging in price
from 81 10 65 cents per pound. Also, \
large stock OF Michigan apples, Ohio
ehestnuts, Malaga grapes, celery, lemons,
oranges, figs, CalifOrniA pears, &C., &c.
Also, hickory nuts. At their tea and fruit
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~ joint meeting % the Odd Fellows
and knights OF Pythis, the following res
oiulion was adopted:
ResOiped, That We tender to MIR. Asa
Baldwin u vote OF lhInks for his kipdness
IN furnishing Us with the omnibus aud
stage To convey us To the cemetery, on the
s,ccasiOD of the funeral Of our departed
DrotheE. AZ f.. Morris. ClE
g. p, JONES Sec'y.
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We Ieara that Bancroft & MoCarter's
cash sales are more this Fall than they
were last year In the same time. Con-
sumers are finding out that It Is for their
interest to buy OF cash houses, at half the
usual credit profits. They are getting
new goods almost every day.
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We shall have. next week, so pieces
more Of Country Jeans. and Plaid Flan-
nels. direct from the factory at bottom
prices. BANCROFT & McCARTER,
A3Vl-
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NEW ORGAN.-The new organ, tenn
porarIly In the NJ. f. church, was plac-
ed there by Hall & Waite, dealers In
musical instruments in this city. 1t Is
:, line Instrument. '-
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A good railroad eating house IL such 3
novelty that when one ~ found ~ should
he mentioned, Such Is the dining station
at Emporia, presided over by w. H. Luz
Iher. where travellers may procure u nice,
ctean meal, aud that best OF all blooms 20 a
hungry man, good. honest cup OF coffee.
Topeka Commonwealth.
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Read the notice of kimpton, Walk
up aud HinchmPn in another column.
IL you don't want disagreeablc busi-
ness on your hands heed what they
say.
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GOOD FOR HAMMoND.-John Ham.
Inond OF this city has been awarded
81 900 contract on the new agency build
ings ut the Usage agency, in the Indian
territory. We hope he will make good
fhIng
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Work is progressing rapidly or Cop
peck & Co. = new brick business house.
Uncle Abe Pollard Is bossing the brick
work, and Carter & Stone the carpenter
work. They know how TO push things,
aud coppock & Co. expect to occupy their
new room by the Ist OF December.
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STRAYEn,

From the subscriber in March, 1874. one
bay horse colt. years old; 4 little white in
forehead and on one hind foot; scar on fore
foot. - dollars reward will he paid for same,
or any information that will lead to its dis
covcry. W, IL. LUTHER.
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CIV. Frederlek, General Agent, is now
prepared to take applications and nego-
tiate loans for parties desiring to borrow
money; :lso insure your life, or transact
any other business done by q General
Agent. 36-tf
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IIosr.-On Sunday evening. November
lst, on Commercial street or Firth avenue,
between the Presbyterian church and Ex-
change street, n coral earring. The lind
err will be literally rewarded by leaving
AZ At this office Elart - -tat p
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Harry Norton has private advices
that France and Germany have gone
Democratic, and Is going Ia light np
uvaln Saturday night.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
Id the District Court Of the 18th Judicial dis
trict sitting in and for Lyon county: Kans as
WHeTein ii ifaS - Piai III, anu -
end day of November, 4. ID. 1874, at 3 O'Clock
a. M, at the front door of the court house, in
said county, offer for sale at public auction tC
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest of the defendant, q.
W. Adams in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter Oi
section Ii, township 10, range II. in Lyon
county. Kansas: said real estate will be sold
as the property of the above named defendant
{. W. Adams, to satisfy said order of sale.
~ JOHN BAY, -
Sheriff of Lyon Co. kaRs.
EmpOria, Kansas, October End, 1874.
The above sale is postponed till Monday
the 23rd day of November, 1874, at same hoII
and place. -EF EF
Given under my hand this 9th day of No.
Vember, 1874 JOHN BAY,
45-47 Sheriff of Lyon Co. kans.
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SILK undershirts very fine and cheap,
Silk suspenders, worsted suspenders, all
other kind Of suspenders at Perley's.
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EMPORIA PORK HoUsE.-No. l hams,
bacon and shoulders at wholesale or
retail, at very liberal rates at
WIN. GRAPFKNsTETNs. o.