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The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINs-THE
n property ot private gentleman leaving the city
one Of ,ne nes black Horses In the CITY, i6had. SOUND
very handsome black Colt l5s hands, 5 years; sound
and KIND que brown Horse. l5s hands years. bay
family horsc Is they are wei broken to drive or ride,
top spring Pony Phaeton and one no top do single
and double Harness. one second hand coach Harness ali
as good as new also two single light road Wagons;
nust PC sold ai panie prices Inquire at the waverey
near Broadway. tor one week. JENKINS 4 RYAN
A 10 SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, TAKEN IN Ex.
n. change sold less than half cost easonable On r
riagcs 20 per cent less than Broadway or Fifth avenue
stores HAN, No, 10 East Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

NTOLEN-ON THURSDAY NIGHT JULY q ls7t, TWO
- Promssorv Notes OF hve thousand dollars each
Charles W. Morgan and indorsed by him; one Ia ted
June D. 1874 three months from date and dated
June ~ 1874 az three months from date; All persons
ment has been stop, ed They were made payable at
Mechanics and Traders Bank Any person returning
the The subscribers win be literally rewarded
and no Que siions asred.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
HERALD BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.


TIERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP
TO p ~, AND NEwsDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH
nERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
l,265 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN TBIRTY.FIRsr AND THIRTY SECOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT HARLEM
OFFICE 22ol THIRD AVENUE, CORNER Or i24TH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:0
r. M. AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

\VM. Writer'S, AuCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY.
NJ O'Clock, az i5i Canal street. large assortmens
of Parlor SUITS. Bookcases, Mararobes panied ana
ensmeled Chamber SUITS Sofas tea tetes lonnges-
three ply and ingram Carpets Ocloths, Mattinss
har and other Mattresses feather BEDS Pillows ana
Bedling also Desks ONCE Fixtures, Cases. stoves Re
irlserators Kitchen Utensils he.
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--7'
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

(yAMP MEETING PRAYER MEETINGS EVERY FRI
~ day evening. with correct singing of metre hymns,
Nasnvile Tenn iubees and native Garolinal songs,
West Thirty sixth street All welcome The Inspiration
Of the Bible fully vindcaed despite of atheists and
ing blind guides and false teachers You see vice in
velvet and virtue in rags Backbung professors still
exist. "
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A AUCTION THIS DAY. BY
IA VAN TASSEi-L Il kEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
tsucce ssors to Johnston n Van TasseD,
HO,.SE AND CARkIAGE AUCTION MART.
ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A STABLE TO LET-AT So AMITY STREET: SIX
IA or eight stalls with carriage floor, 25x2 rent 81
per month. T. FRANCIS GlBBO IS, II est Four II ST
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
UII ~ IUKUN1' NJ II DC'QCk,
Furniture. Carpets Bedding, &c., &c.

CiiERrFF's sALE--Of CIGARS, TOBACCO INDIAN
- Figure &c IS HERMAN, sherifrs Aucuonccr, sells
this day Prday July H. at II ocIocK at No Is Bowery
about Is cases Of Leaf Tobacco wrappers and oilers
bales of Havana Tobacco Che wing and smoking Tobac
co and large lot OF Cigars, Showcases large In.
dian Figure, Ac., Sale positive Dealers invited
WILLIAM &. CONNER, Sheriff.
CpAuLEs McNuLrY. Deputy.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

WILL THE YOUNG LADY IN THE TWENTY
third street stage going down town about halt
hve, who recognized the gentleman in the Fifth
stage going up town, whom she has several times
before, please write TO HARRY REEVES, Herald Up
Town Branch of6cey
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

L'INE LATHEs SOLD AT FAIR PRICES; MAcH!N
lists and engineers Tools and supplies; our special
ties are in great favor
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

A WAGONS CHEAP EXPRESS, GROCERY, BusI
"A. ness, Baker Plumber, Concord, Delivery. Depot
ana pla form Spring Wagons new and second hand. al
E8 spring street
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

~ EORGE r. PHELAN, BILLIARD TABLE MANU-.
NJ facturer sole manuiac urer of Phelens celebrated
Billiard Tables. Office and warerooms No. Barclay
street, New York: box L716 Post ofioe.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WILLIAM ABBOTT, ACCTIoSEER VIRTUE oF
w a eha,tel mortgage viii sell on this day AZ i0ts
clock al salesrooms 50 New Bow cry. sold walnut Bed
steads. best eurled hair Mattresses marble top wasn
stands and Bureaus Rerserators Extension ana olh.
Tables French plate, pier and mantei Mrrors ~ .i'
MITCHELL HIRsCHFIELD, Attorney Tor Mortgageo;
Also az same time and place, ot 9i Spoceryd yd1 zn1
Liquor Fixtures, ountrs q cases Ice bOA ~ oozeh
oid Brown Stout packages brandy, Rye. Bourbon GIN,
Port and sherry Wines boxes OF starch barrels o syrup
large lot OF lIgars &c
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
Braces Braces I! Braces
Supporters 4. supporters.
traces

We have Just received from the manufacturer n
PhiIAde phia one OF tie finest assOftInent- Ot the
ABOVE articles thai ever offered 10 the citEens
of Wilmington. Among them In al entirely ne"
brace Known a. the
steei-sprinK hh ouIder Ern'e.
Which are pronounced by th0se who use them, s1'
peTi0r 10 anything OF the kind in use. We have azu
. new brace for the ladies' manu- iactnred expressly
Tor W, which Il great improvement 0Her the ODD
styles, and which heinng rapidly, No have
greatly enlarged our brace aud truai def Arimeht
and those who are ! wait OF fuch articles CauLo'
fai IN being suited. Private room Tor lgdler al
tended by MRS, T.. FOSTER, NJ. u,
Call At FOSILlts DRUG STORE,
y. W. Corner VI Front aud " aicr aiIee,s,
ct23tf Whining on. Dol.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
II. IL. A.IsxNGIIUH-I

~ Cholera Mixture, OF Uur eva InaAt. "A 'ai'l
M tai remedy Tor Glaiih1ai Cholera aud lOJs Lee
"a Of the bowel.
rs-ence Of Jamaica Ginger. - capital rtrparhtiot
Of the hnert white Jamaisa "a sef, manufactured
with the gr.al.-t care. mud auttaIr 20 The mort deli
cate consul utJ,i-, neatly pet az, 81 tcd-ui.a"i
price.
FLUID Ecnuet al iltalua TO-. care = Il kun to Ifo
the bert Ieuhet ami Then use ouI best ri'f
wine and nO other Try ~.
Gum CaInphOr, the beet ptgiult.Ob .iiust moth
for fuIH or WOODEN goods.
Cologne and Bay Rum hy ths quart or gallon. u
bottles OF des4rabio styles. Call and examine.
Cox's eellRtine Tor Jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor the Handkerchief, in bottles or ia bulk
No. / In quality for sale u aHy quantity 10 but.
Feuated EliAif OF GentIan. We clam Tor thirtL
1t has the name strength Comp. Sinc Gcntiau WA
the addition Of tull dGre OF iron win each dose.
has many advantages over frrfatcd EltSlr, cOutaih
ing Calisaya Bark A. 1t n uniform In strength AN
appearance, ami pleaf ant and Efficient tome, W.
conImend 1t 70 any UnU wishing an Iron tonic.
TruAaes-He have alw hys had private apart
ment f0i hitting ITu7heS. livery person wanting
truss can have II adjusted to them and warranted
| nt.
Mrs. Allen =, Hans, Elug's, Wo0d'A, Stefing's 4 III
brosia, and many eth Har Preparations at redu'
pricen
Latour Salad on, Wholesale and reta at
II. .. BHiNGHURSJ >,
ali Marked street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

NEW PHEPAnAIiuN.1.-- r. Drngnnrrt Co,
IN desire - call the attention OF pLyAcians and
others interested, 10 the following new preparations
Of their own manu- aClure. whrh are destined 70 oc
eupy prominent Position Al the most popular OF
the nutrttlve tones.
WIEH AND BEEF, each tablespoonful represe nting
thu noufiHhing constituents ui one ounce u lTohh
Beef, NTH The gentle stimulating properties Vi Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE or BEEF AND noN, containing the same sH
tho above with the addison u three gtAinH Citrate
oil Iron in each Tablespoonful.
ELIXIR OP EEEB, each tablespoonful representing
the nourishment ol one ounce of Fresh Beet with h
dessort-apooi iul of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR or BEEP, lion, AID ChLIaAYA, esch
Tablespoonful vi which contains n nOutlshiiig
pIopeTutro one OunGe Of vsh Bgoi three gIalns u
| PyTorhorph-to hon, eight graus vi LhIhSyh
BARK, with tinL., French u AMY.
The above elegant pTcp1raunrh nfc palatabe
and grateful to the taste acceptable 10 te stonAi
and UNIFORM In strength having ipr their basIa cure
Of which In debiiitatrd conditions Of tao syste ~
we'll establshed. They ars eIniuuntly adapted lon
the treatment OF thOss aunernt iiuIn The debility
resulting from prOtI acted lnens Ia the SINKING ttager
Of typhoid and other lever IN tHU ekLdhti0n aud
fatigue airing from GHcsasiTu work losH at appe-
tito, Impaired digehtlOn apd dyHrclsit. Aha TeHo-
Tative and lnvl 2OTatUT u ~ are lHy4luuls Tor the
oonvaiehceut, Ia the debIt" accom- anying OLD age
IN the rapid growth oil cLildroI and tOrInu oi
| general debility ate ded hy detective nutrition
nervous prostratiOu, and an nl oyUrrhvd COudiuOI
| OF the blood.
| Prepared and sold WhulOFgIp and REAL by
! A.. EItIAUHUESt < 90,
5.stL 4 Market Sta,. NI!nInA ton
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
ann,,I,,I. hhIns

Cham0is Skins choice and ice selection just re-
ceivsd Greet importation. rare chance 10 buy
.hem cheap Carefully selected Tor tamil y use, all
sizes and prices, 10 eisau silver and glass ware
without scra ching. AAo, d full and iresh stock
Of iSugs, m.cieiIe5, toilet aud fancy articles al
ways on hand, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and v esf strsets. Wimnz ton. De-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

full line of Mems Youths and Children's Hats
and Caps of the lateststyes always hand ard sold
u prices TO suit all. jan22-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
g WANTED NJ rs,
all PERSONS WHO OWN Il HUItGE ~ KNOW
lila / D.. BringhUr.i a d., have been ipiVInteS
agents Tor WILMI&GIpS,i Tor thr s3uc ot
BDYER'IS iiDCt LiNiNEEI


agents Tor WILMI&GlpS,iIr the s3uc ot
BOYER'S IIDOF LINiWEEI
ipI the prevention rWi Cgiu ul UlS
ma rIpN, toHS-. QUaEiLt 'rhtE-,
tuNIRAITio:' or TnI BACK 1GNlW .Gt.N-
gKAtY CALLED hNLL=oFEIHo SFEA4@-, GALLE
,cRATcuEa, I;HErMATIsM. *.
have tested Boyer li1pi iIniHei the lret ri
over one hundred hpi7o= Jhe dll,I,uc, 10 the COM
dtion Of the feet ID pIoat IN - tagur that would
not bc without II iuT ten uut- cost. II should hu
properly applied to every hur-'- mot, au especially
In the Iu1t,f WHEN the huis, lc,t arc ALWAYS ia con
they become hard ami tryrtt7l, Which produces con
back sthew, commonly cH'd hHse Ni,tpJ, and often
shoulder Mu recommend II tho bust yIcpaIAtun
commonly ns OH Is u7' un harness VI mems boots
keep them IN good condition,
Tx. COnlsI lin,
PrgrrtstJr aud superintendent ~ The Continental
StdJies, SAMSON Street itHgJriphI1.
\ Mn. NJ. G.. BpYEU - Dr,r HU lhs N to certify,
| hat have USED your Iiuimcut Ia my stables Tor
hree months past, on mere titu one hundred horses,
and find IT the best preparation haze ever used on
horses II Il far bettr-t han You recommend Send
| me i've citscs nj orca. : cypfcss.
| HARRY HAN -LfON,
No lj2 Wcst 3lst Street, New York cay.
| Svld wholesale ami retail at ifupflrtora prices by
l.. BltlNUlitHST a. 90, uputh0CArira,
| Corner 9Th aud Market ntieoi-,
| snnY On. DclnwHr0
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
3O2 Marhci surec,,


" Hmngton. Ucidpdrc.
NO Wll.L be found tie largest and best assort
H1 w mrnt Of The above goods IN the state
Band China Dinner Sets, Band China Tea
Sets. White China Tea Sets White China Dim
ncT SETS, Edwards White Iron STONE Dinner sets
Edwards White Iron Stone Toilet Srta Edwards
Ware lrnn Stone Tea Sets Fancy Toilet Sets great
ynriry Common Goods Of every ,escrIutiun: Fnnrv
Articles IN endless variety; Hard Rubber Handle
Knives; Plated fulAs, Spoons, Casters &c. Plated
Tea sets of hest quality, Cut glassware of every
DESCRIPTION Pressed glassware of every description
toni bl LAIIus, Portland Kerosene OIL Lamp Chin
&C Inc attention Of those In want alloy
goods Isl invited to my stock of goO,s la this line. The
quality Oi the gusls il the best the Kind that b.
found aud tue piices a. low good goods be su,
ian i-tf TllDS. y. DRNORMANDIE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
EUREKA :!
PRATrs ASTRAL OIL.

Pfafts Astral Oh sod wholesale 10 groces, deAiere
and country si0reKef era holesae rates, In and
gallon cans OF by the barrel, by
C. POSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delasare,
Front aid WeSt streets, VII. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
Diamond pectacleS!

! h'rH ST"CthclcE ntr manufactured IRON 'fMIN
'IE 'HFHTlL PEBHLES'' melted together, and
~ called Diamond on account Of tlcIi hardness
aud bIltnry
Having been thtri witht p1lafisC0pe tho d almond
eirr have lrn found 10 Wlnit fifteen per cent les.
heated Ihyh than any ether prbhl-
lhey are Efound with gIeht scientific accuracy, are
Tree from chfUmatic RberfatiUnp. nnd prndure a
hlRlnrra and dlntinGineab Ui vision not before at
tanned IN rIeGihcles,
MAEtFACTrEED ny
1nF SFEst ER OPTICAL MAaTYAcTrHISs
MARI u NEW YORK
For ruie by responsible agents every city IN IN,
Uuinn
EESI. X. CLARK .Icwoler and Opticiui. IL tol,
agent luf Drlnwur,
From whom they eau only be obtained. No ped
dlrrs employed.
no not buy pan unless yoa sec the trade mark
Ori3i-l N
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15
H0ksEsi HORSES II HORSES III
FURNITURE C.ARS IND DRAYS

he subse riber begS icayci notify his aid friend
m and the people OF Wilmington and 3icinity,
OkAA that he still continues 10 keep his Old stand,
Ah corner OF FRONT and FRENCH SITS, Fur,
nituTe Cars, Drays and excellent horses lire Mt all
hours. Furniture aud other articles will be removed
from the Steamboat landing aud oihe. places in the
city, with great care by slulltul drivers An who de-
SIRE draying can be accommodated with prOmptness,
NJ the lowest possible rates.
sIi:t-a NORRIS wELDIE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-15

u EN r IL n IL T. Il N Ufs y e. IL Il
SITUATED ON THE KENNETH TURNPIKE
AZ MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
1VO,OoO PEAoR TREES, OF the leading Orchard va
reties.
100000 HALB's EARLY PKAoH, a new variety, and
ripens two weeks earlier than any other Teach,
100000 Standard ami Dwarf PeArI, OF leading kin,H
STANDARD APPLE TnEKs including 100 vATietiea,
STANDARD Cherry Trees, Leading varieties.
hectarine, Apricot and Plumb frees.
lOO,VOO OF one and two year old GRAPKVIAEg, com.
prting all the Leading Varieties.
ALSO q large stock OF Dwarf Cherries, Dwarf Annie
Trees, including Ornamental Trees. ShraLhsry Nm,
Evergreons In variety. '''
100000 STHAwBKRRY PLAsTs, Wis:
aTeat Agricultural, kuHPG's prohnc French Seed
- ing, Great Buffalo Seeding, Albany Seeding
10000 blackberry Plants, Lawlon ornew iocheli,
Dorchester, High Bush, Wilson's early AMI Xii.
fanny.
100 900 kaspberes OF Leading Varieties, Philade.
pnia hardy and productive Dooittle's improye(
Black Cap, Aliens Red Cane Red Prolific BELL,
CLARK. u
Currants- Cherry, White Crane, Red Dutch White
butch, Black English and Black Maple.
6ooseberries-Hought on's Seedlng American an
English In variety.
nhubarb Victoria, Dest or market or table uss,
AsPsrngus-Two year old planls.
HEDGING PLANTS In variety,
For complete description OF yar1etie, or n, -,
Flowers, 300 my Descriptive Catslogns. u'i ""'
All OF the above will be sid in small OF large ouan
titles 70 suit the purch agors, ~ e0f
All lIces anu E'iSAts guaranteed true TN mama
for DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue, address
wM. M. PFTERS
s.-.u-.-....- oentreville, Iva
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16

As proof that our grades are OF first
quality, notwithstanding the envious
detractton OF interested parties, and their
paid agents, We point to the following
frst-class residences that were built with
lumber from our yard: Ex-Gov. Craw-
ford, Prof. HOss, Mayor Graham. Drs
Tandy. Trueworthy, Jacobs, Hibben,
Criley and Vail, Rev. A. p. Stewart, Rev
Jos. Perrier, Rev. W. T. Harding, Judge
PeytOn, Mrs. +. b. Smith, VIM. Rawson,
Harvey Bancroft, Frank Mccain, w. T..
McCarty, g. w. Frederick, II. w. Nc
Cune, and Lewis LutZ, Esq.
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A "H-1EhnIng Newspaper
TrnIn.''

The newspaper train" between
New York and Philadelphia will
sooner or later, furnish materials
for q first class horror. Every
morning it leaves New York and
runs at a higher rate of speed than
has hitherto been attained on this
continent. One morning recently
it left Jersey City half an hour
late and caught up before reach
ing Trenton, making fifty-seven
miles in fifty-nine minutes. This,
however, was not its fastest time.
Near New Brunswick five miles of
the road were run in three and a
half minutes or at the rate of eigh-
ty-siX miles an hour. This train
was placed on the road for the
purpose OF carrying the New York
morning papers to Philadelphia,
80 that they could be distributed
as early as the Philadelphia jour
nails. The engineer and others
employed on the train have sign
ed q paper declaring they will not
hold the road responsible for dam
ages in case of an accident. Not
content with simply carrying the
mails, passenger coach has been
attached, making it a regular pas
senger train. In England the rate
of q mile n minute is not consider
ed excessive, but there the roads are
constructed with n special refer
ence to fast running, and the road
beds have a solidity and firmness
unequalled on this side of the At
lantic.
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WINTER APPLES.

AS the time for gathering apples
is near Mt hand, a few suggestions
concerning the best method may be
in order now.
In many sections of the country
apples are very plenty, and will not
lind a ready market at anything
like a fair price, unless they are
gathered in the very best condition
and put up in such n manner as to
indicate a superior quality. Ii ap-
pies be put in barrels 10 be sent to
market, the following points de-
mand careful attention:
l. The barrels must be sweet.
clean and free from nails on the in
side.
=. The apples must be picked
from the tree by hand, when per-
fectly dry, and placed carefully in
the barrels. A a
3. Not single imperfect apple
either wormy, ill-shaped, decayed,
or bruised-is to be placed in any
barrel, which is TO be sold for
4. No leaves or stems are TO be
put in.
3. The barrels are to be filed full
uAC OOWus nt
head will crowd a few of them but
the mass will then go down with
cut bruising, while if they are not
crowded by the head they will roll
around and many of them be dam
aged. - S@fss
q. The seller should have a stencil
plate and put his name and address
on every barrel that he sells. In
this way he will soon obtain a repu-
tation, and his fruit will be In de-
mand. a.E
If the above hints are followed,
fruit growers and dealers will be
better satisfied, and do a more prof.
liable business than they can if the
careless and negligent manner of
picking, of which so much COM
plant has been made, is allowed to
prevail.--The Practical Farmer.
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EMPORIA NEWS
FKIDAY, oCToBER Id. So.


y
Bay City, Mich, erected drriue
S Sne P aSo year building valued at
During the eight months ending
Aug 81 the arrival of emigrants
IN California were $4,000. and the
600. ga" vi "V'-
An eN-rebel General. O'Neal
who served under StonewaIl :Jack'
son, is shoveling dirt on the Chi
cago, burlington & Quincy Rail
way for $l.O0 per day.
Nine million of dollars. it is es-
tlmated, will be collected the pres
ent month as internal revenue re.
ceipts, chiefly from whisky and
tobacco. The great bulk of this
enormous tax is paid by extrava-
CANT and thoughtless workingmen.
The best way to escape imaoin.
atiYe diseases is to be Just as busy
as you can in doing something use
ful, profitable, or good; to have the
mind fully employed in some com
mendable object; it is thus tina,
the washerwoman is often happie,
than the wife OF the millionaire; thu
bod carrier than he who has "re
tired from business"
Matters at the Troy Iron Works
have taken q sudden and encourap
ing change. A few weeks ago i
was considered that the prospect
OF running the great Besseme
steel works and the extensive Rem
sselaer rail mills were by no mean
promising. This week, however
as we learn from tho Troy times
both OF these important work
have resumed operations, havins
on hand orders that will keep then
busy for several months. 1t i
thought that, with the orders OF
hand and what will doubtless b
received from time TO time, tn
works can be kept in at least par
tial operation all winter. The re
sumtion has given employment t.
about 500 men.
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THINGS.

Gall horses found attached to the
be impounded.n Young men should
be simila rly treated.
"Joshua," said Quiz's landlady to
her hopeful, at breakfast Yesterday
"Joshus, what is an heir apparent ~
fsThere's one on the butter, mother
replied the pnfllial youngster. And
the old lady lit upon him with the
coffee-pot.
al would not be a woman, for
then / could not love her." says
Montaigno. Lady NJ. w. Montague
saye: "The only objection l have
TO being . man is that should then
have, 70 marry swoman."
"Table d'hote, table d'hote, what
kind of n meal is that ?" asked Mrs.
SpIiggins, from Squedunckville, OF
the hOusemaid at the Fifth Avenue,
upon her first visit to the hotel.
"Sure it's dinner, MAIN, it is" re-
piled Bridget. "Yeas all sit down
together and ate your five dollars
worth, bedad." $685.
Here is the last achievement OF
the Philadelphia obituary man:
Dear Johnny's gone; he could not stay;
On heavenly meals he browses,
And now we sadly put away
His little checkered trowsers.
Monkeys never grow any older in
expression. A young monkey looks
exactly like his grandpapa melted
up and born again.
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" cove, per doz. 2.OOGe. %

can. 20a5'
) ardInes, per box. 49,. go -;
Halibut, per tb......... -
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Bay City, Mich, erected during
Sne past asst year building valued at
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MistELtkkEcUs


EEFER 70 EDITOR OF rms PAPER
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FLOUR.

Best fall. $500 No. ., $3.50. No. $500.
Spring wheat No. 1, $2.5Oa2.75 No. =
Graham, $2.75.aS8.O0 Rye $3.50 and
Buckwheat $5.00@55O. Corn meal, $3.50
a3.OO bulk. Bran, zoe per 100 lbs: Cop
80.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16

BUNYAN's FLUrE.-B unyan, the
author of "Pilgrim's Progress, on
being cast into prison, made q
flute of one of the rails of the
stools belonging to his cell. The
keeper often heard sweet music,
but could not trace it as ,Bunyan
on his approach always replaced
the rail in the stool. The officers
searched in vain for the mysterious
sounds, but Bunyan kept his Sc
cret, and the baffled men were
forced to believe it supernatural.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16
WOOL.
Window glass, LIST quality, -

Tn washed, 2Oa25; fleece washed 1882,
tub washed. 40a4Jc
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16

DRIED FRUITS.

Raisins, seedless, per h. .....
!" layers, per box. 3.5Oa3.7a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-16

THE PRosPEcT IN BOURBON CoUN
rY.-There are some foolish enough
To think that the election inthis
county 1ast.fall is q criterion by
which to judge the result of the
coming election. The "reform"
movement was y new thing then
and had not been tried. 1t has since
been tried and found wanting. The
people want no more to do with a
reform party that will send such
men as Bird to the Legislature to
disgrace the county. The grange
movement was also = new thing at
that time and was manipulated by