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lGNIPORIA NEW :.
FRIDAY, july 10. 1874.
CABINET TIMBER.

The Indications ARE that with,
fhr tt,Nt teH ot fifteen s-esgs tl,,
eurled ana bird's-cye maple timber
"l the west will be in active de
ntand throughout the eastern. mid
dlc and southern states for cahiua,
purposes.
TwcHty years ago mahogany was
used for cabinet purposes in
the east, bat either the demsna "a
far exceeded the supply or he taste
changed, and at the present tluc
walnut is the style. The supply ot
walnut, mainly obtained from Indi-
an1, u decreasing Iudianpolis and
Toledo are now The great business
ccu;ers for walnut lumber. The
nor iicrh half OF Indiana has been
air ads stripped OF It's walnut tim
ser ana the saw mills have been re-
moved 10 The southern portion of
'be stuic 70 consume what is LEFT
standing. Musical instruments.
iurnllnre sets, sewing machines, and
nearly every article of fashionable
construction now in USE, including
fashionable collins, ali over iae east
nnG south. are made OF walnut.
Annually the price of this lumber
rises, and as II grows dearer and
-carcer IL is beginning TO be quoted
in European markets. Last year
New England alone used 2G,O0UOOO
feet of walnut lumber in furniture.
musical instruments. sewing ma
chimes, house trimmings. decora-
iiShs and collins.
The present rate OF consumption
OF This timber will, within from ten
- fifteen years, compel the adop-
lion uf some substitute, and curled
and bird'ss eve maple--of which
there are large quantities i'm the for
esiS OF Michigan, Wisconsin. Iowa
aud in portions OF Canada-must
be- utilized. There will be no al
tentative. Europe, for me past. has
been depending more and moro
largely upon American forests for
timber and lumber, especially hard
wood varieties, rs witness the ship
mcnts OF large quantities Of OAK !
wainscoIins Tor the Liverpool mar
Ret. For many purposes IL is su-
pcrior ia quality To any varieties !
that grow there. The CONSUMPTION
OF various kinds Of hard wood Ium- |
Der in the United States annually |
for furniture alone Is an immense
business, aud amounts to Iuore than |
many people are aware OF. Ia fact |
there - little il any timber OF any |
Kind now growing or standing any |
where ia the United States that is !
not valuable amt worth money. !
Maine, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Ar |
kansas aud Michigan arc four states |
"A principal source of whose wealth |
consists in the timber and the llim- !
her business, interests ami INDUS !
tries mcrican Homestead.
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LEsSONS OR TnR TIMES.

The year 1873 will long he re
mcmbered as one OF the most dis
astrous in the financial history OF
this country. Men who, in mid
summer, were worth millions of
dollars, became bankrupt before
the frosts at autumn appeared f:
aud Oamilics who reveled in
wealth and luxury were reduced
10 poverty. The temptations Of
lrrcd 10y dealers in stocks and
wildcat securities were such as to
induce men of wealth To invest
largely hoping thereby 10 increase
their fortunes. Adventures fig
urcd largely in sham bonds and
other worthless paper, and sud
denly became tine possessors of
railroads and fine residences. The
mania OF speculation became cpl
dcmic hut in time the bubble
bnist and the shoals of Wall street
are piled high with the wrecks of
firms which were believed to be
tempest proof, and men who were
.'ma~tcrs OF the situation few
months ago, are now deep buried
under the debris of their own
folly.
The result of all this is, families
broken up, constitutions ruined by
the shock which poverty has in
illictcd, remorse over the insane
moves made upon fortunes chess
board, eXtravagant notions which
coupled with poverty, make exist
cucc Il curse, public credit wound
rd and confidence in men shaken
from center To circumference.
One kind OF property only re-
remains mistaken by the general
crash. Real estate, while tempo.
rarily depressed, remains the solid
representative of wealth. Men
Who have invested iudiciously in
land are comparatively unaffected
by the panic" While real estate
does not pay dividends as large rs
are promised by spurious securi
tics, still il pays 4 reasonable pei
ccntage On the investment, and il
is entirely unaffected by ''lire
famine or disaster"
Now is the time to invest il
lands. Men who have been i'm
poverishcd hy speculation are now
obliged To sell property 20 pay thei
liabilities, and persons having
ready money are offered the rares
kind OF bargains. Kansas nov
or presented greater inducements
To immigrants than ut present
Ark. Advertiser.
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- HHH=====--
WHEN AND HOW 10 tn WEST.

Much unnecessary suffering aud
disappointment may he avoided If
those who have determined to go
West should know exactly what
difficulties they will meet with and
what obstacles they viii encounter.
IT, profits little an empty-handcd
man To stand upon soil as fertile
as IL may be, and IL is an asgreva-
zion of his poverty that the air lac
breathes only invigoratcs an appe-
tiie which he has ruthing TO satisfy.
Labor is drug where every man
isH laborer, aud when ones neigh
boTs Is as poor as himself Vet the
temptation ct n free homestead at
tracts many men with dependent
families into situations where
without available means. poverty
becomes actual dcstitution. BE
sides, the most available home.
stcads are now occupied. and thI
further from railroad and a town
The new settler Is, the more help
less hc becomes. For this reason
we would dissuadc the settler who
depends upon his labor for his liV
ing, and who Canuot afford TO re
main idle for 4 year or two, from
going aay further than the poin
where lac can secure work. Tn
man who can take Sl,000 or NOR
along with him is Independents q
circumstances, if he has only wi
aud sTartncss sufficient 10 kee
himScl: from making glaring mis-
lakes. All other men. as a rule
would fad IL better to keep froI
the frontier aud remain where the
are. or not 10 90 so far ont. bu
seci; those places where land is sti
cheap, and where their labor can D
made available. For the man wit
some money, the lands remote frol
the railroad are not the best. II
may there procure n homestea
free. hut its actual cost in the fin
wears needed for its acquisition wi
lac more than that OF a tract ne;
the rnilruad, even If IL be bougl
AZ Sl0 per acre. The time lost
going back and forth for sapplit
and in marketing his crops, wi
soon amount to the value of II
acres, near u town, ut $40 per acr
The comfort to him and his famiI
of being near town will be an in
poriant consideration. II he is n,
suited there will be many chanc
to sell out Ito newcomers, but
the back country he cannot do thi
he must simply stay there or aba
don his improvements. Now is Il
season to go West.-N. y. Time
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SHERIEI.,S SIZE

NOTICES hereby given, that nv yir-
IN tue of an order of sale, issued our of
the District court Of Lyon county. Kan
sas. TO me directed. I will. on Monday.
the 9Th DAY OF July, 1874, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M at the front door OF the court house
IN SAID county. offer for sale at pubic
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. the
following described real estate to-wit:
Lots No. and Z, on Congress street and
LIST No. l6I on Cottonwood street, all in
the city OF EmpoTia, Lyon county. Kan
sas. said real estate is LEVIED upon and
will be sold as the property Of r. w
Nolmer, TO satisfy said execution.
Sherit's Office, Lyon county, June aGth.
1913. JOHN BAY
$3.50 Sheriff Lyon county. Kansas
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She1.in-s Sale.

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued
LS out of the District Court Of the Jih
judicial District sitting in and for I4yon
county. Kansas, wherein William W An
CELL is plaintiff, and T.. p. Bancroft aud
Mary nj. Bancroft are defendants. will
on Monday, the 10th day Of July. 1871. M
10 O'Clock Il. M, ut the front door OF the
court house, i'm the city or Emporia. in
said county. offer for sale ut public aur-
ton To -the highest bidder for cash in
hand. all the right, title and interest of
the defendants. l.. u. Bancroft and Mary
NJ. bancroft, in ana to the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit: The north
east = of southwest 4 and southwest 4
of southeast = OF section l., township 10.
range II. in Lyon county, Kansas, Said
real estate 10 he sold as the property Of
defendants, i. i. Bancroft and Mary NJ.
Bancroft to satisfy said order Of sale.
JOHN BAY.
Sheriff OF Lyon county.
Sheridfs Office, Lyon county. June.
18th 1874. 25-2g
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". T. MCCARTHY
"a TFoHNEN AT LAW AND SOLIC-
"A IToR IN BASKRUPTCY. Oniee
opposite lst National bank, Emporia, his.
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SPECIAL PREAuUAIS-$a ENTR ANCE FEF
TRIALS OF SPEED.

PACING.
FIRST DAY-Purse $50. Open to all horses
that ha We never beaten three minutes: First
fllOrse $25: second horse SIS; third horse so.
TRoTTING.--PuTse $40 For colts four years
old and under. First horse, $2j; second, SIS.
TRoTTING.
SECOND DAY-Purse $40. Open TO all horses
that have never beaten 81 minutes: First
horse S25; second horse $40; third horse s..
THIRD DAY-Purse 500. Open to all horses
that have never beaten three minutes: First
horse $50; second horse SEQ; third horse $40.
TRoTTIEG.
FOURTH DAY-Pnrse $I0O Open to all
trotting horses: First horse $50; second horse
SIS; third horse SIS.
Ten per cent. entry fee to be paid ct the time
of making entry in all races.
Four to enter, three to start
FOOT RACE.
Purse SIS; $40 TO first, $a5 to second, SO to
third.
BY J. NJ. Griffith & Bro, Hardware and
Agricultural Implement dealers, for blowing
match. Subject to rules and regulations of
society: One John Deere, IA inch iron beam
string pillow, $sj. The premium pillow will be
on exhibition.
i:y the EmRoria News: HandsomeSt baby
$40 greenback; second handSOmest. chair
worth SO. Competition open 20 Southwestern
Kansas. The Emporia News one year to the
mother of the premium baby.
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of holding the same and ten pei
cent. for improving grounds; the
remainder viii be paid to persons
entitled TO premiums, pro-rata-
,. Cash premiums will be ready
for delivery at the Sccretary's Office
in Emporia after the close of the
Fair, as soon as the books can be
posted.
3. Premiums not applied for
within one month after The Fair
VIII bo considered as donated to
the Society.
ADMISSION TO AHE GROUNDS.
All persons. whether exhibitors
or not, will obtain tickets for adj
mission to the grounds at the
| Treasurer's Office, near the entrance
gate, as follows:
l. Single tickets, admitting one
person once, twenty-five cents.
>. Two tickets, admitting a horse
and rider once.
3. Two tickets, admitting one
horse vehicle and driver once.
4. Two tickets, admitting two
horse vehicle once.
D. Each occupant of a vehicle,
other than a driver, must have a
single ticket.
I. Season tickets viii be issued as
follows:
>. Admitting one person at all
times during Fair, 81.
3. Admitting horse or one or two
horse vehicle during the Fair, IS
cents.
Vehicles running for hire will he
admitted to the grounds during the
Fair OH the following terms tOwit:
Four-hOrse omnibuses, $500.
Two horse omnibuses, carriages
and hacks, $500.
1. All articles and stock received
for exhibition must remain upon
the ground during the Fair, except
upon the written permit of the Su-
perintendent of the class in which
such articles may be exhibited, APP
proved by the President. e
REPORTERS FOR THE PRESS.
Editors and reporters for the
press will be provided with every
facility for obtaining and transmit
ting information.
REFRESHMENTS.
Ample arrangements will be
made Oh the grounds for refresh
ments for all who may attend the
Fair.
STALLS AND PENS.
A charge of two dollars will be
made for box stalls for horses. All
other horse aud cattle stalls, sheep
and swine pens, etc. will be free.
Stalls and pens will he assigned in
the order of entry.
DESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
The President of the Board will
wear white, each of the Executive
Committee blue, the Vice Presi-
dent yellow, the Treasurer a
green and the Secretary a red |
badge. The General Superintend-
ent will wear a red sash.
B@-E peTy rule published an This
Premium LAST SciU be strictly GClher-
ed 10; no officer Of the Board has |
The l'O1reT 10 make any change.
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Strayed or Stolen.

ENROM Emporia about the 10Th Of June.
II apair of small gray horses: enc liSht
gray and the other iron gray: iron gray
shod all around; light gray Shoe on one
hind fcot; light gray branded on left
shoulder. a liberal reward will bs, paid
for Information leading 20 their reeovcry.
T.. NICHOLS.
Hotf Emporia Kansas
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No premium will lie awarded Hour where
great care and pains have been taken in clean
ing and preparing the wheat, and extra skill
employed in manufacturing the same into
-four. unless the sample produced will make
some brand known IN the market. and the
market price, wholesale. stated. The quality
Of the -four, together with the price thus fixed
viii be taken into consideration by the AwarSl-
ing Committee.
LOT 4z-BREAp. CAKE AID rfcKIrs
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having friends buried in
IA the Americas Cemetery are hereby
requested to send in at once. The name OF
the person buried, with the date. Also.
II possible, the number Of lot GA which
such barial is made. Address Secretary
Americas Cemetery Co.
Any one wishing To buy lois in the
Americas Cemetery will apply to y. q.
Edmiston or j. w. 10y, Auericus.
lsY order. Of fh,. I'nIll IlarlN
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PHYSICIANS
ANNA WARREN. NJ. ID.

}. j. WRIGHT, NJ. d.,
~ FFICE over First National Bank.
Residence on West street.
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Implements of this class will be subject to
! trial by the committee, nnder the supervision
of the Superintendent
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having notes or accounts
"A now due at this house. or that will
he due in this month. are requested TO
meet them promptly by the LIST day Of
April. rs l am obliged TO use INV money
1T that time. Yours truly.
10 j. ID. GIBSON,
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BUILDING STONE,

T AM prepared TO deliver stone for
l. building purposes ON short notice.
Also stone suitable for sidewalks. from
TO i feet wide, from inches to | foot
thick, and any length desired. Give me
call. 1Itf STEPHEN EVA%S
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BANKRUPT SALE,

7 WILL sell on Saturday next, June 20.
L on the corner OF 9Th avenue and Com
mercial street, Emporia, Kansas, a large
lot of breaking and stirring pIows, tin
ware, &c-, &c- &. +. KELSEY,
a5-tf sssil.ns,.
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CLASS LSATuRAL HISTORY.
TEAxLoR. Superintendent.
CLASS NJ.

CLASS NJ
]. L. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
LOT 56-HoSEy.
best display of honey Observation-Disclosures. IS
second best -....-.-...-.- ---..-----2
best lot of extracted honey, not less than
pounds. with written statement of
hive and treatment of bees g
best lot box, not less than lbs, with writ
ten statement of hive and treatment
. . % % = =
THE exhibitor OF honey shall be required
to give the weight or amount of honey LEFT in
thehiye for wintering, and the increase of
stock during the season.
best bee hive .....--.-.-- dip,
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WANTEn-

"ANTED for cash customers. Two or
w three small houses Of i al. : rooms
each III ornear the city. Must he cheap.
Call on -. i. Bowman ut ii. Z. Nori>n,s
office. a.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notiee.

NJ Office is hereby given 10 all par
In ties interested that Isaac A. Taylor,
A. H. Rogan and Thomas Campbell have
been appointed, by the probate court Of
Lyon county. administrators upon the eS-
tate Of Daniel Rogan deceased. late Of
Hartford. Lyon county, Kansas.
ISAAC 4. TAYLOR,
4. II. ROGAN.
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
Administrators.
Hartford, Kan. June -, 1874. 26wS
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NUMBER %.
LEeAL.
Admfnistratorss Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all con-
In eerned. that the undersigned. has
been appointed BY the Probate Court OF
Lyon county, Kansas. administrator Of
the estate of John ". Stevenson, deceased.
26-2S EMMA STEVENSON.
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DISSOLXED.

TIHE firm of Smifh s Hamilton was
Il this day dissolved by mutual e0i;sessT.
4. 9. SMITH
JAMES HAMILTON
Emporia, June ed, 1874. 26-2S
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nlrNs or fDpERrTsTNts.

Advertisements calculated by the inch In
lvigth Of column For cuts and double roi
nWn display. adj - per cent. 20 above table
81 rate-. 4 fi ireil and trstnsicnt istgerfisin,.
d. h- patti faE in asivalec- except WHEN order.
~ iy nur r-Iuiar patrons. Oar rates ar..
cfrg fssr 10 proportion - orr circu!a siou anil
'eu-t lc strictly adhered to-
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Mr.. Qnilp wants to know why a
mosquito is like charity? Because
1t begins To hum.
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CLASS y.
MRS. in. sLocuN, Superintendent.

MRS. j II SLocUN. Superintendent.
LOT 57-FoR THE BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER Is
YEARS.
best lot of chickens by boy under IS. $500. 81
most attractive cage of animal pets 800. 50
greatest number of natural curiOsities- 30
best piece of mechanism by a boy under
10 years -.-..--..-..---.---.. i
best specimen of ornamental work by = boy
under 10 years L
greatest collection of insects by boy or
girl under Is years. .-------...
best collection of vegetables by bOy..----.-I
second best ---.-------- 50
greatest collection of dried plants by a boy
girl under 10 years ..--..--..---1
best loaf of bread by a girl under 15..-...-1
second best. ..-...-......-..---.--.- 50
best loaf of cake by girl undeE Is. ......-.-1
second best .-.--...-.......-. -....---.-. 90
best plain sewing by girl ander15.--. 1
second best. ...........-...-.-.-..-- 50
best quilt by girl under 10 years IA
second best. ....-..... 80
best work on canvass. ..........-......-....1
second best -..-.......... 80
best piece of crochet work %
best piece OF fancy work of any kind 49,. SO
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best dIIy. one yrao old and under two
second best
best mare colt
LOT I5-pgAFr HORSES.
best stallion. four yrs old and over SIG
best Stallion. three vrs old and un,.er four ,
second best
best stallion. one yr old aud un,icr twn
| Second best
| best stallion colt
: LOT l6-DgAFT MARES.
best mare. four yFs Old and over sig
/ second best q
best mare. three yrs old and under four 6
best my, two yrs old and under tiaree !,
seeonk best =
best lilly, one yr obi and under two !.
second best
| best mare colt
LOT 1et<--BRooD MARES
TO be exhibited with colts
best mare 10
second best >
LOT 17-MATeHED HORSES AND MARES.
Ito be exhibited in harness.l
best pair carriage mares or geldings s.
q farm horses or mares
Matches and pairs will not be allowed TO be
made up for the occasion, but must be o ~,
admitted in match teams.
LOT 1s-GELDISGs Oh MARES FOR HARNESS.
(speed not eoIsiderd.)
Best gelding or mare for light harness 81
LOT I9-SADDLE HORSES
CTo be exhibited under the sa,ldle.)
best mare or gelding. for saddle, three yrs
Old or over ~
LOT aO-"swERPsTAKEs" OPEx TO ALL.
best stallion, three yrs old upward $40 aud dip.
- lot Of colts, OF any age. not
less than four in number,
sired by any one horse and
shown with sire and dip.
stallion colt. nndors yrs old and dip.
- iilly. under yrs old and dip.
. mare, yrs old and over and dip.
RoADsTERs.
stallion, yrs Old ana upwards $40 -
stallion. yrs old,
no be shown in harness-speed, style AMI ac-
tiOn all considered.
LOT 21-JACKs AND MULES.
Best lack 4 yrs old and over $40
under4 yrs and over 1 8
az colt under yr
a. jcnny. ) yrs old and upwarps >
pairmul 81
= single mule. yrs old and over q
single mule, VI Old and urtter 3
mule sucking colt q
CLASS C-SHEEP.
JOSEPH PEAK Superintendent.
LOT sa-Loxd wooLs.
tAn sheep competing for premiums must
have been shorH al, the usual time the season
last past, and not clipped or trimei after
wartls.)
Best ram, l yr old and over .'H 50
Second best
Best ram lamb, nnder1 W
- pen of three ewes, over yr
a. - lambs, under yr .
= lot of sheep, moi less than live, shown
W it'll sire
(LOng wool sheep 10 include CotSwnlds,
Leicesters, and soEthdovslS. and their
crosSes.)
LOT g3-FINE WOODS.
Rest ram vi.phl ana over 81
Second best
Best ram lamb under yr
- pen OF three ewes OVerl yr old |
- - - - LAMBS, under W old
9 lot OF sheep not less than five shown
with sire
Zine wool sheep TO include Spanish, French |
and American NerinOS, SaNons, aud their |
crosSeS-)
LOT 24-"swEEPsFAKEs. OPEN TO ALL
hest ram, OF any age sand dip |
best eve, OF any age ard dip |
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GaKpsrKs ROOFS

best spssiing fork. ....--... s.kiipIonla
truckIe hoe .-..-.-... i. = -. do
. spade for ntfFseFSfnaA 5 llSc So do
steel garden rake. ..-.. .---...s1 -. do
= hedge trimmer ..-.....- ..---.-El do
:, Germ knife .4.,.---. -sss..+- do
= set Of ganlRer's tools .---s..zas. = do
and greatest diSpiy OF Il Sries1tnraI
horticultural ard garden Inn espents do
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GLASS;

E.PBRuSER, Superintendent.
best lady equestrienne ..-..-....-. $40
second best .-.-.......--...
best gentleman equestrian over GO years of
age-Fremium, n silver headed cane, to
he presented in the ring.
best boy equestrian under IL years -----.----2
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CLASS B-HoRsEs.

CLASS B-HoRsES
J. PRICE, Superintendent.
L"r 1l-THoRouHGBRED sFALHoNs.
fsee Raie s of Entries)
Best stallion. four years old and over $l0
Best stallion, three yrs old aadnn,ler four s
Best stallion, two yrS old and under three 5
second best )
Best stallion, one yrold and under two )
Second best =
Best stallion colt =
Lot l2-rHoRoUGHBRED MARES
Best marc, four years old and over SO
Second best q
Best msre, three WIS old and under four 6
Best any, two years oidand u, V, three )
Rest dlly. one yr old and under tnS )
Second best :
Best mare colt, >
Exhibitors must fiie their ped1grecs with
the Secretary when the entries are made II
they be recorded in the Sind Book III not 20
recorded, she same evidence Will be rc4uira!
Book.
LOT 1S-HoRsEs or ALL WORK
BY the term 'sII orses of ALI work, is mean,
an animal with sufficient weight to pnll the
ptoW or wagon, and sufficient activity to hitch
20 the Family carriage. and 10 carry his mas
ter without eRdan geTing his neck nv falling
down, and the more good blood the better
Best stallion, fouryears old and over Sit
Second best
Rest stallion, three yrs old and uuder four
Second best
Best stallion, two yrsold and under three
Second best
Best stallion, one yr old and under two ;
Second best
Best stallion colt
LOT i4-NAREs OF ALL WORK
best mare, four WIS old and over Sfi
Second best
best mare three WIS old and undcr fDur
SecOn best
! best fiIIV two yrs old aud ,,pss... thros
Seeon best
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A TTOGNEY AZ LAW AND REGIS
IA TER IN BANkRUPTCr. Office
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-07-10

A terrible epidemic has broken
out in Mexico.
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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1874.
- .llsl.lay nnrscry CROWN ~

best display nursery grown eV-
All to be grown in Kansas.
FRUIT.
For the greatest and best display Of fruit IS
APPLES,
samples 70 be distinct from the foregoins ]
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A TToRNEY n I LAW. No. East
"A sixth street, Newton, Kansas. Will
practice IN the State and Federal court :.