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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-07

John T. walHsL mhss
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Corner Of Canal and Camp strssts.
FOURTEENTH ANIMAL STATEMENT.
IN conformity with their charter. the conpany
publish the following statement:
Premiums during tho gear ending oecemhes 81.
1873.
On FIRE risks. o4l4k3S 50
On sivet risks. s2,s74 Sc
Total premiums.................. S5sS, $50 %
Less serve for untermin.
ated risks. December 81.
1878 e1256s5 %
Lese return preRiums....... 1.776 s8-l37, 80 81
Net earned premiums. 12l.37s
Reinsurances. ............... SA2,923 %
Losses on tire. 900. $3.50 %
Doses On marine. CIR a6
Losses on rver.... S,ss4 Sl-2CO.0i7 ~
Expenses. taxes. ETC.. less in.
terest account........... !7.ttl IS
Commissions on agency bust.
pess. 1873 ~
Rebate paid to the assured. ss.7:s ~
Semi annual interest on cap.
jtal stock
Five per cent paid
August, 1872. 5000 10
Five per cent pay.
able in Febru.
.ry. ls.4...... $500 o. 5000 co-41,, 81. 81
Reserved for unsettled clasns....... o3.3sl =
The company hss the following assets:
Casn...... Ssosoa ls
Bills receivable for premiums.......... lS0s7 Is
Bonds. city and others. 1885, 900 90
Stocks. Gas Company and ethers........ 67sls 50
Pledge and mortgage notes. ............ Us 736 SO
Premums in course Of collection. lo627e 81
Suspense account. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 70
Agency premlums for December. ....... HOB 20
Warrant account. ...................... 6,799 So
Branch Office. a524 81
Louisiana Cotton Factory. 1910 90
Property corner Canal and Camp streets :os62 r
Other zeal estate. 3s $50 %
Due by insurance onpanles............ s,loS 1e
Total. ........... 974as :.
Depreciation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850 ~
Cash market value. 6676.9At %
LIABILITIES.
Capital 500 tO ~
DIFFERENTIATED risks. !2s60s 50
Interest on capital stock, due In FebTu.
AIRY ....... 55,tU ~
Interest and dividends uncollected...... HIS 10
Bills payaAle..................... ;7l6 90
Claims unsettled. .....,.,..... 1851 -
Reserve. two and half Ger cent on
!osses........................ lO1ss 81
Total. s67s, s41 a
The above statement 10 . true and correct tran,
crpt from the books of the company.
]. TUyES, President
}. W. HISCKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- ii 10 ainth
dag Of January. A. D. 1874.
2. CHARLES CUyELilRR,
Notary Public,
So 100 6raviei street, New Os,esna
Tbs semfannuai interest dividend of Eve n.
cent. due first MONDAY in February. viii b osid
to the stockholders on and aftex tina. d,te.
GEORGE rRQrHART. 81. fAyRo
H. 0ALLY pr AC1rE rooom.,s
- TH ~ ~ ~; bABCOCK, AUGUST RICHARD.
,DDLaNCAAHD =. MILTENBER0ER
=; SHH Ei6Ek W. B. SCHMIDT
cnAnAhS LAfIITE, ]. TCYRS. jal7 ~
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INSURANCE.
1--WE. .TY.FIFTH ANNUAL
STATEMENT

rREsCExT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
May 23, 1874.
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Fitting 4 dress il mere matter oi lof"
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in the name Of the returning board. COM
pose the next General Assembly. 1mme-
diately upon meeting in January the re-
turns Of 1872 will be sent for. if they have
not already arrived from Kentucky. and
an official count solemnly resolved upon.
This is the ladder by which Mr.. McEnery
is expected to climb up to Governor Kel-
logg's chair: by which the aspirations Of
the mythical man Of the House are to be
kept down. and the old Democracy en-
abled TO reap the fruits Of victory won
by the proves. skill. strategy. money,
etc., of the allies. There are other
plans looking to compromise to pro.
duce the same results, but as they in.
clude certain prominent Republicans
they do not receive much support. The
Picdyune, the Bulletin and the Times all
claim the credit Of having produced the
great result tnot yet announced. how.
every, and claim for themselves and fol-
lowing respectively the expected fruits.
Every day We see exhibited much snarling
and showing of teeth. All this forebodes
rupture among the allies which can
easily be turned to advantage by the Re.
pubicans if our friends only stand steady
and true to each other. There is as little
ground fox the wild excitement and mani.
festations Of JOY on the part Of the
White Leaguers as there is for any depres-
sion on our part. All that is required for
the present of the Republicans is little
calm patience, for time is working Won
ders in their behalf.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
Elected February, 1874.
Charles Briggs. n. NJ. Benachi.
Ant. Csrriere, Thomas 81. Hunt
George A. SosdC1, Chm. Honold.
r Brugier, D. JamisOn
p. Anderson, z. s. Howard,
A. Frederichs, Edward Toby.
George W. Dunbar. Wash. Morton.
George W. Hynson, William Knox.
Henry J. VOse. ". s. Bailey,
Z. Aarqueze, J. Z. LivaudalS,
Charles WelshaA1, A. Z. Miller,
4. Lecourt. Edward M0rphys
Frank Wiliams, J. A Lum,
Charles LATTE. sias Weeks,
Rudolph Sieg. E.K Bryant.
- c. Black. B. R. Ocean.
John 4. Wallis mh34
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21
Col. Fred Grant Thinks OF
N1atrfnlOHy.

Mr.. Charles Algernon Frederick
Sartoris' 'best man." Lieut.. Col.
Frederick Dent Grant, U. S. A, is
contemplating matrimony. In
fact has carried his CONCENTRATIONS
to such an extent that he has
made the propositions to beauti-
full young damsei of Chicago, and is
now in all probability preparing
plans and specifications for brid-
al outfit that will fairly eclipse his
British brother-in-law. To ac-
complish his hymenial predilec-
tions Lieut.. Col. Grant has come
to Chicago, and found in the per-
son of Miss Ida Honore, daugh-
ter of H. II. Honore, Esq, the one
he desires to join his fortunes, in
peace and in war, 'for better and
for worse" The gossips, who know
all about these matters, say that
the young lady reciprocates the
preference shown her by Mr.. Grant
and further state that the affair
has so far developed as to sci
apart the day for the happy event
which will be in the month
of October. Miss Honore is /.
sister of Mrs. Potter Palmer who
was one of the chosen guests a
Miss Nellie Grants wedding, auC
is, furthermore, one of the leading
ladies of Chicago society AS t.
where the nuptials will be perform
ed has not yet stated, but O
course Chicago will be the point
and it is safe to predict that it fwil
be the most sumptuous affair tn
city has ever witnessed. tSoeiet,
people will be on the qui UtUe 70
particulars, and soon as cards ar
scattered, there will be most ex
traordinary preparations placed o
foot. The Sunday Times, as
nasial in other matters, is first t
make public this important i'm
pending event.-ChicGgo Time
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EMPORIA NEW S.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81, 1874.
DInnn Answer Nav

Dinna think and look afar
For chance o. doing good,
For ye have duties where ye are,
Ii they are understood;
There Is nae lack o. good TO do
All aiaug the way;
Aud our days at best are few,
so cinna answer nay.
The daily task wiz patience done
WI kindly voice and smile
Is seen by God, the Holy One.
And noted down the while;
IL leaves its footprints plain TO see,
All alang the way;
Though homely duties call Cor re,
. dinna answer nay!
ie nee,i nae seek for happiness
WI only self to please
For they receive small olessedness
WHO live for selfish case;
ma the sorrowing and DISTRESSED
All alang the way;
And u We would be ever blessed,
. dlnna answer nay! ID
The good example ye may set ~
Wherever your lot Is cast,
May be T. blessing 10 ye yet
A crown o. joy ut last;
so II you wish for good to do,
Ills all alang the way;
And our days at best are few.
so dinna answer nay.
The little deeds in kindness done
Where there Is chance or time,
May be TO some POOR sorrowing one
A blessing most divine;
And tho no voice o. thanks be heard
For aught yd do or say,
Our Father secs each deed and word,
so dlnna answer nay.
Sayenot the kindly word and smile
TO carry of abroad;
II home Is destituteAhe while
We have nae thanks o God.
IL matters not what praise Is won
In some fair chosen way;
II LIES stern duties are undone
he have mOIe need TO pray.
Annie Linden, in Herald o Health.
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THINGS.

Receipt for a hot breakfast-Ad-
mire your land-lady's new bon
net.
A man named his best hen '.Mac-
duff because he wanted her to
t'lay on"
Who killed the most poultryi
HaInlet's uncle, for he did murder
most foul"
In Delaware the p rice for call.
ing the Court ga bloated old rhi
noceros" is just S..
Charity Ann Burden, of Indian
[apolis, has gone into the divorce
court TO get rid of her Burden.
"If / should die, dear, wher,
would you go?'' SGo2 Go afte
your insurance money" was tn,
reply of q fond wife.
aIt's forty years, my old friens
John, since We were boys together.
SIS it2 Well, don't speak so;loud
there's that young widow in tn
next room"
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A Washington dispatch states
that the plans for starting a new
paper in New York, under the
name of the Republican, have been
matured, the first issue to be made
early in September. The paper is
promised to be first-class in every
department, and OF eight page form.
It is said that half q million dollars
have already been raised for the
purpose. The managers ofthe enter.
prise are C. C. Noryell, formerly
financial editor of the Times
Congressman Pistt, of Oswego
New York, and E. p. Wesley, OF
the Union trust company, formerly
editor of the Round Table. Geo
F. Williams, of the Times, and w
Copeland, of the Journal Of Com
MERGE, will be prominent on the ed
itoral staff and among the buis mes
mana gers.
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VOLUME II.

has large and abundantly filled
cemetery surrounding it, with me-
mentos of the dead, of both Ancient
and Modern construction. / OBJ
served a simple cross OF beautiful
white marble, upon which was the
simple inscription, ''Thy will be
DONE"
l have visited tile old BunhilIfield
cemetery, which is situated in the
heart of London, and not far from
the Bank of England, the Royal ex-
change, the Mansion House and
Guildhall. 1t is here that the re-
mains of BuByan repOse, under a
simple monument, surrounded by
many of the great and good men of
past generations. The cemetery
was closed as burial place twenty
two years ago, but it is thrown open
each day during fixed hours for the
inspection of the public, for which
purpose provision has BEEN made
by act of Parliament.
Across the same street is the chap
ell where john Wesley last minister
ed, and in which cemetery his body
and those of a number of his family
found sepulture. The window of
the chamber in which he died was
pointed out in house adjoining.
In this center of London repose the
remains of two of the great and
good men of the past, who were
alike in their aims, although they
uttered their sentiments in language
that was slightly different. Upon
the query to the old sexton as to the |
burial place of George " hitefield,
he informed me, with look which
indicated that he thought me not
very well posted in these matters,
that it was at Newburyport, in the
state of Massachusetts, in my own
country. A short section of the old
wall of London is carefully pre-
served by legislative action, which
is upon a narrow street that bears
the name of London WALL" and is
but short distance from these GEM
eteries.
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For Sale or Exchange,

TIHE undersigned has some property IN the
l. city OF Flora, Clay county, Illinois, con-
sisting of residence and business houses,
erty in Emporia, or real estate in Lyon coun-
ty- Flora Is an Incorporated city OF about
S. q I. S. Z. and the o. q N. railroads about
ninety miles east OF st. Louis, on the high roll
ing prairie in u healty country. He also has
8 farm, five miles from Flora, of 212 acres of
prairie, all improved, and 50 acres of timber
that he desires to sell or exchange for city or
county property here in part payment. The
futher information inquire of or write to me ut
Wichita, or cali on K. =. Bancroft, Emporia,
Kansas. L. l.. uOWiTT.
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WHAT THE CHANGERS WILL BRING
ABoUT.-The sudden and brilliant
fortunes made by Western specu-
lation will cease. Wealth must be
won by slow and patient industry,
and great caution and judgment.
We doubtif, this year, we have the
usual autumn striRgency or panic,
because of the accumulation of
capital here on account of the
dread of the granger movement.
In time, of course, this ease of the
marketan accumulation efmoney
here viii lead to speculation again,
bnt for many years, in our opin-
ion, the Changers will have
brought certain claim to the few.
cred speculatious of our Eastern
capitalists. The East will now
show q more regular and medium
growth. N.Y.ITmes,
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

NToTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
N an order of sale iSsued ont of the Dis
triet Court of Lyon county, Kansas, in a
cause wherein Henry Breiner was plaintiff
and T. H Walker and wife were defendants.
will on Monday the 14th day of September.
1874 at II o'clock. a. m, at the front door of
public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
the following described real cXtate to-wit:
The northwest i of section IS, township 20,
ship 81 range Il :<he northwest = OF section
II. township p, range II. the south = OF sec
ton /, township II. range IL, all situated I'm
Lyon county. VIII 0e seld as the property OF
said defendants T. II Walker and wife to sat
isfy said order of sale. JOHN BAY.
Sheriff of Lyon county.
Sherif's ofice, Lyon county, August 1zth.
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pY virtue of an order of sale issued out of
ID the District Court of the 9th Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon county, Kan
sas, wherein L. z. Bancroft is plaintiff, and
Edward Worsley Defendant, 1 will, on Mon
day the 31st day OF August a. d. 1874, at 10
House, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title and interest of the defendant Edward
Worsley in and to the following described
real estate to-wit: Lots Nos. 10 and IL ON
Exchange street in EmporIa, Lyon county
Kansas. WIN be sold as the property of de-
PENDANT Edward Worsiey, to satisfy said order
of sale. JOHN BAY.
Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas
Sherifrs Office Lyon county, July, 31st a. Il.
1874 Si-35
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During service at the Methodist
church in Edinboro, Pa, Sunday
Miss Sallie Goodwin was observed
to faint, and she was carried into
the vestibule, where she immedi-
atley expired. So far as known
she was in good health up to thu
moment of her death. =.
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RuhIic sale

TINE undersigned will sell at public aue-
i ton ON saturday the sth Of September
1914, at the residence of the late c. Pfnson de,
ceased, near Geosho Rapids, in Lyon county
Kansas. the following real estate to-wit: The
south half of the southwest quarter of Section
irty-One t31 township nineteen tISl of ran re
thirteen I'D, in said county and state
TKkAs OF SALE---One third cash one third
IN six months and one third in nine months
from day Of sale secured by mortgage or
bankable note, ~ h ii PTNS71S
Administrator OF Z. PinsOn deceased.
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SherriF,s Sale

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
IN an order Of SAFE Issued out OF the Dis
tTict Court of Lyon county, Kansas, to me di-
gust, 1914, at II O'Clock q m, at the front door
of the Court House, in Lyon county, Kansas,
ofer for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described real
estate to-wit: The southeast quarter of sec
ton No. 30, township No. 10, range II in Lyon
county, Kansas, and the northeast quarter of
the same section, except four acres in the
northeast corner thereof in square form
Said real estate will be sold to satisfy judg-
men6 in partition in q case wherein Richard
Owen was plaintiff and Rachel Morgan Jane
Morgan, John Morgan, Llewellen Morgan and
Griffith L. Davis were defendants
3l-35 JOHN BAY,
Sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas
SheriffTs Office, Lyon county, July 3Ist 1874
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Reports from the extreme south
western part OF Nebraska show that
already there has been much suffer-
ing there on account of the destruc-
ton of crops, grass and everything
by grasshoppers. Settlers are oblig-
ed to let cattle and hogs starve. A
movement for relief is being made
! in Omaha and elsewhere.
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NUMBER 81.
LEGAL.
PARTICULAR NOTICE

T hereby give notice that ali persons are
II prohibited from fishing, hunting, trapping
or gathering piums on my premises, three
miles, southeast of Neoshe Rapids. viii
ises hereafter GODFREY SCIIW ARTZ-
Aug. 18th. 1874. 33-35e
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LOST

DETWEEN the Neosho river, Loy
ID crossing, and AmerIcus, on Sunday
morning, July 9th, large gray wooden
shawl bound round the edge. Any one
finding the same is requested to leave it
at post office Americus
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Duluth had a severe hail storm
Sunday, destroying five hundred
dollars worth of glass. Another
hail storm visited portions of
Meeker county Saturday night, be
ing the second in the week at
Kingston. All standing grain
including corn, was destroyed.
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TO FARMERS.

NTE will sell you plows and cultivators al
w l0per cent, above wholesale prices, and
you can select your goods after they arrive
Other goods proportlonately cheap.
j NJ. GRIFFITH & BRO.
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:ATEs OF ..DKERT1srxG

Advertisements calculated by the inch ~
length Of column. For cuts and double col
umn display, add % per cent. TO above table
OF rates. An legal and transient Ailvertisinu
10 be paid for In advance, except when order
ed by our regular patrons. Our rates ar,
ccrH toac in proportion 10 our circulation and
must be strictly adhered to.
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BANKRUPT SALE,

T WILL sell on Saturday next, June 20,
L on the corner of eth avenue and Com
mercial street, Emporia, Kansas, i large
lot of breaking and stirring plOws, tin
ware, &C., &c. G. E. KELSEY,
2O-tf ASsipnaa
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.
The City OF Emporia,
vs.. No. 1876.

| No. 1S6-
| Fw Volmer,
| In district court OF Lyon county, Kansas.
AYOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
| IN an execution issued out of the District
Court of Lyon county, Kansas. in the above
entitled cause, will on the 14th day of Sep
TENDER, 1874, at 12 O'Clock m. at the front
door of the court house in said county, Offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash the following real estate to-wit:
Lots, Nos 8 and on Congress street in the
city of Emporia. lyon county. kansas, said
property Is levied upon and to be sold the
property of said defendant, +. w. VOlmer, to
satisfy said execution.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Aug,
1874. JOHN BAY,
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AUCTIONEERING.
H. w. PearsaII and A. r.. Ban
croft,

croft
THE popular and well known auction
L GERS will hold themselves in readi
ness to attend sales in city or country, at
the lowest possible rates. Will receive
goods or stock to sell at auction or on
commission. VIII attend strictly and
promptly to all business entIu listed to
them. Persons wishing to mage arrange
ments for sales can do so By applying at
the office of a. r. Bancroft, ia Bancroft
block. 29m6
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r offer at private sale, at my residence. near
Il Soden's mill, span Of good work horses, a
number of young horses, cattle of different
ages, and lot of good stock hogs. VIII sell on
twelve months time, or otherwise, to suit pur-
ehaSers. 1895 CURTIS HIATT.
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Lewis Lutz' Cattle Brand.
EIGURE (5) on right hip; large crop off
II right ear; also star en- LEFT horn.
2.m6
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CATTLE FOB, SALE

T offer at private sale, 100 Corn Fed
L steers Domestic, from three TO four
JAMES O'TOOL.
Neosho Rapids, Lyon CO., Kan ass
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WANTED.
STOCK FOR SALE

A man and wife to do general house and
"A farm work. No children. Enquire of
c. Z. kelsey. PHI. FINLEY.
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Bishop Whitehouse, OF Chicago,
died on the 10th.
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FOE SAFE CHEAP,

DUFF Cochin Fowls and PoIand-Chi-
ID na and Magee Pigs.
n. F. AMES,
46tf Over First National Bank.
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Cattle are dying with Texas fever
in the vicinity Of Ft. Scott.
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EMP0RIA STEAM MILLS.

THIS mill is thoroughly relitted and Is
Il now in ru inning order. Customers can
bring along their grain.
The mill is for rent or sale on reasonable
terms. DANIEL RICH.
EnporIa Aug. 18th, 1874. ss-6m
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A Visit to the B1nyan Battle field
statue to BunyHn at Bedrord-Bun-
hIllhelds Cemstery-JOhn WssIey's
Chapel and Grave.
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THE A1OOEKLYN SCANDAL.
&tsI - 4ETgS tBT
\ Newspaper 1AaR lnyndes
lhe Nest. -
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SheriR9s Sale

oHcIIu OF Lyon county, hansa
SherihTs Office, Lyon county, July 3Ist, /
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Six hundred ships OF 1,500 tons
each will be required to transport
the California wheat crop to mar
ket. The freight to Europe would
amount to $4,000 600 in gold each
ship would earn over $4,000 as it's
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

An eccentric old Englishman, who
owned much live stock, in sheer
desperation named twenty-four of
his COWS after the letters of the al
phabet.
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J. s. LAwRENCE,M. n TINEIE g LAwRKScEHp
LAWRENCE s. LAWRENCE,
DHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS. Offices
Il and residence 1877 Commercial street,
Emporia, Kansas. Mrs DR.. Lawrencs
will give prompt attention to calls in the
country day or night.
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About the time timothy seed
would naturally fail to the earth, is
considered the best time to SOW
grass seed. Sow now, and it will be
rooted and strong enough to stand
the winds and cold of winter.
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If the wheat, oats and barley are
stacked, let no time be lost in turn
ing the stubble under, before any
weeds perfect their seeds, and to
give time for the stubble to decay
and form rich manure for the next
crop,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-21

The three states, Minnesota, Wis
censin and lows, raised 100000
bushels of wheat IN 1873.