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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-22
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON
VENTION

SocrstAry's Report Of the PrOceSdInSs.
The Republican County Convention
met at the court house ia EmporIa, on
Saturday October 18th, pursuant to pub
lished call, and was called to order by
Col. J. Jay Buck, chairman OF the central
committee, who on motion, acted As tenn
pOrAry chairman, and Geo. II. StOwell,
Esq, temporary secretary.
p. B. AaxsOn, D. 8. Gilmore, W. II.
Skinner, L. A. Wood and Van McCuI-
loch were appointed . committee on Gre
dentiais, who reported the following del
egates In attendance:
AGNES CITT-Robert Clark and Garrett
Debaun.
AMKRICUs-L. A. Wood, Chas. Drake,
d. r. Tressler, J. B. Morgan, Thomas
Anderson, Isaac Wright and John w.
10y.
CENTER-R. II. Chittenden and M. C.
Stark.
FREAONT-P. B. Aaxson, 8. II. Wheel
er, ID. P. BrosdweiI.
JAcKsON-J. B. Thompson, n. r.
Brown, A. ]. Andrews, L. seeley, A.
spencer, w. L. TrsylOr and W. b. Scott.
ELAENDARo-L A. Taylor, w. p.
GOULD and VIM. Priest.
READINa-Hugh Holmes, W. H. PEN
| held and w. r. Roup.
PIKE-Mark Patty, James SpiIlman, j.
L. COffmAn, William Flicklnger, James
Stout.
WATERLoO-D. s. Arery, Chas. f.
Paine.
EMPORIA TP.-T. p. Hall, VIM. Jay,
H. Bancroft, U. l.. DaVis, II. H. Gray,
John Z. Davis, John Weaver, ID. S. Gil
more and w. H. Skinner.
KAPORIA CITY.
LIST Ward-GeO. II. StOweII, J. II. Rus
sell, ThOs. Ryan, Jacob Kizer
I'd WArd-VSn AcCullOch, VIM. Hobbs,
Z. T. Nichols, N. T. Nix, VIM. Ewing.
Sd Ward-Wm. Rawson, Z. l.. Holder
man, VIM. r. Griffith, Is. =. Kenyon, iona.
EckdAll.
4th Ward-Ed. BOrton, ). l.. DAuRh.
ertY. e. Nichols, Thos. Fleming.
r. II. Chittenden, or Center, was elect
ed permanent president, and John W.
10y, OF Americas, secretary.
Ed. BOrton moved that the convention
proceed to nomination by ballot can
didates, for the several county officerp.
r. b. Aaxson offered as q substitute
that the convention 90 not make any
nomination, which substitute was, upon
cali OF the roll Of delegates, laid upon the
table by vote Of ~ to 10.
On motion, IL was unAnImously resolV.
ed that each candidate should, before q
ballot was had, pledge himself to abide
by the decision OF the convention. This
was done In every case. either by person
or proxy.
The convention then proceeded by bal.
lot 10 nominate, with the following re.
suit:
On motion OF Geo. n. StoweII, Joseph
Ernst was re-nOminAte by acIamatIon
for county treasurer.
For sherin, one ballot
Hiram Conner, 80; J. II. Cowan, Is;
Ross Thomas, B; VIM. H. Gilchriest, 5;
T. johnson, 9.
The nomination OF Mr.. Conner for
Aheriff, on motion, made unanimous.
The convention then proceeded to bal
lot for register, with the following result
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a1R. PACE.

A Trick TO Beat HIm for Register.
just before going 10 press word reach
es us that various independent candidates
for Register Of Deeds, and some OF those
who were hOnorably defeated in the con
ventIon, and who publicly pledged them
selves to support the nominees, propose
70 get together and draw cuts, the lucky
man TO run against Mr.. Page, and the 9TH
ers TO transfer their respective friends to
the fellow who draws the longest straw
the straw man thinking he can thus beat
the regular nominee. Most Of these men
we believe live in EmpOFia, and they pro-
pose to resort 20 sucb means to beat gen.
tleman who has always been . fast friend
Ofthe town, and who has stood by IL and
done it many faVors when It needed
friends. This, after the convention has
given the township and city Of EmpOria
their full share Of the Offices. We express
the opinion that It won't pay EmPOria to
endorse any such work - these gentlemen
propose TO get up.
II there were any good reason why gpe-
ciaI efforts should be made to beat Mr..
Page then there might be some excuse
VI PAOSS S1oS 0AACCStOAs LAS " - AGAEky
and hOnOFably nominated; he comes from
. township which has seldom asked "a
vors in the way OF ONCE Of the people Of
Lyon county; he is preemlnentIy qualified
for the office, and Il worthy the confidence
and support OF the people. Then, we ask,
why this questionable effort 70 beat HUMP
Is IL to crafty the spite Of those who were
beaten In the convention, or Is It sstuated
by good motiVesP Some Of the gentlemen
engaged in this trick have been hereto
fore highly favored by the Republican vO-
tiers OF Lyon county, whom we hope will
see to It that = few disappointed office
seekers shall put up no such job upon
them on election day. 1.-THE Republican
ticket is 80 strong that It has to be fought
by such means It will be safe to endorse
IL At the polls.
p. S. Since writing tn above we have
seen Daniel Hammond, and he informs US
he will have nothing to do with tue above
political job, although invited to join IN It.
He proposes 10 be beaten fairly At The
polls II at all.
We are inclined TO believe there are
others running for the ONCE who will not
engage In such business. We shall see.
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nYmOnI0I.

Married, at the residence Of the brides
parents, In this city, at eight O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. by Elder w. i.
Jewell, OF this city, Mr.. n. E. Weaver, OF
EmpOria. Kansas, TO Miss Gertrude,
daughter OF A. j. Adams, Esq, of this
city, who for the past year or more has
been connected with this ONCE.
The Times staff was fully represented
at the wedding. a number of other in
innate friends and relatives OF the par
ties also witnessed the marriage.
As soon IS the congratulations were
over, an abundance OF choice cake was
passed around, after which the guests dis
persed.
The newly married couple were con.
veyed to the c., d. d V. depot, where
they embarked on the train for Chicago.
From there they 60 TO st. Louis and
thence to their Kansas home.
The best wishes Of the Times attend
them, not only on their journey, but
through their voyage OF life.-DAnyille
Ill., Times, Oct Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver arrived here Mon.
day evening last, and have received the
congratulations Of Ned's numerous and
long standing friends. We join all in
wishing them . prosperous and happy
life.
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DIR. CHAPMAN's LECTURE.-Agreeably
TO announcement DIR. q. b. Chapman Oc-
cupied the d. Z. pulpit on Sunday night
last by lecture on Galilee and SamArIa.
The lecture was plain relation OF the
nr.'s observations while on his recent
tour through those countries. He spoke
for an hour and quarter, and the house
was Alled TO its utmost capacity, stand
ing room, even, being scarce. The room
was intentionally full and many went
away falling 70 get seats. The large au-
dience followed the narrative with great
interest. We have no doubt but that the
Doctor would have delivered this lecture
with greater ease had he had time to put
q upon paper. This he could not do we
suppose for lack Of time. We have heard
no more interesting talk about thoUS
countries than that gwen by DR.. Chap
man, and We hope to have an opportunity
% listen to addresses from him about tbs
other countries visited while on bis re
cent trip.
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TueandIar,.u

Last Seventh day, while there was .
brisk wind from the southwest, some
body set the dry prairie grass on fire
on DR.. ArmOF's land, in the middle Of
the day, and q neighbOrhoOd which
suffered by the food at harvest time,
would have been devastated by dire
had It cot been proVidentially discOv-
cred just as it reached the cultivated
fields. Prompt measures subdued it
before any serious damage was done.
The next day an extensive fire was
seen coming before the wind from the
north. Nearly the whole neighbOr-
hood turned out with hay, mops, water
barrels, garden and floor sprinklers,
elected > captain, and went TO work in
earnest, and before they slept burned
q broad strip from Dow TO Allen creek.
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Nor do I want the the Office.
JIM L. DoUGHERTY.


OBITUARY.-Littls Murray. son Of Z.
w. and Julia spencer, died Monday
morning, or congestion Of the lungs, aged
nineteen months.
He was . sweet, bright child, the pei
and joy OF the household. What makes
the bereavement dOubly sad IL that the
father was absent in the East at the time
OF the death. He left his happy home
about two weeks ago, with his babe en-
joying good health. The wires bore the
sad news away to Fit. Wayne, Indiana.
to meet him, and he came Wednesday
evening to find his darling boy = corpse.
Only those Of US who have lost such idols
can properly sympathize with the heart
stricken parents. To them we tender the
sacred sympathy OF hearts bearing like
wounds, and which words can SO poorly
express.
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Railroad freights are so exhorbi-
tant that several of our merchants
have taken to haaling their goods from
Emporia by wagon. At least q dozen
wagon loads have been hauled through
within ten days. One of them says he
can buy staple groceries cheaper at
EmpOria than at Atchison when
freight to this place Is considered. BY
purchasing at st. Louis we have the
advantage of competing lines to En-
pOria, from there they are hauling in
wagons at One-third less than they
can be shipped by rail-. This Is not
only saving to our merchants, which
enables them to sell at reasonable
rates, but it gives employment to our
teamSteEs.-COttonW Falls Leader.
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The republicans Of Usage county
have nominated the following ticket:
Clerk, VIM. Y. Drew treasurer, c. S.
Martin sheriff. 81. J. Jenness; regis
ter, Mr.. NcDlyltt; surveyor, T. E.
Coon coroner, Fl. o. HanaWalt; rep
resentative 59th district, L. E. Finch ;
representative, Goth district, n. A. Per-
rill; commissioners, 1st district, j. D.
Brock; Cd district, Mr.. Gilmore: Sd
distriet. A. Wiley.
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The firm Of Howard 4 Zimmerman have
. new advertisement to-day to which we
call attention. This firm has by careful
buying kept very thorough assortment
Of goods pertaining to their line Of busI-
meas, and have sold at the closest possible
margin. The result is that they have
built up large trade. Their store keepl
dozens Of articles which are in demand in
this section, aud yet cannot be found In
any other store here. It Is . decidedly
useful establishment, and we recommend
1t to all purchasers.
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LYcEUM.

Rufus EdminstOn, who lives i've miles
north OF Americas, brings US couple Of
sweet potatoes, each Of which measures
about IL inches one way by % the other.
They are red Bermuda, and look fine ia
every respect. Mr.. Edminston planted
only patch OF these potatoes so late, that
people IN town thought they couldn't
produce any crop, but the yield lie at least
80 bushels.
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To the Voters Of LTOA County:
An impression appears 70 prevail that
because did not submit my name TO the
Republican Convention held last Sstur-
day. that 1 am not candidate for re-elec-
ton. Such is not the case. WAS then,
am now, and Ono preventing prOVidenee)
will be until the polls close on the 2d Of
November, en- independent candidate for
the Office Of county clerk, all rumors to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
It Respectfully, j. S. CRAIG.
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A FALSE REPoRT.-I understand that
. certain interested gentleman is circuiAt-
ing the report that 1 have promised to
appoint J. L. DOugherty - my deputy in
case the people favor me with an election
to the office of sheriff. 1 wish to state that
this is not true; that shall not appoint
Mr.. DOugherty, and that have made no
promises Whatever as to who my deputy
shall be. intend, in case Of election,
to give my entire attention to the Office.
HIRAM CONNER.
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Parties contemplating the painting al
their residences, out door buildings, &C.,
will find 1t TO their interest to call on me
and ascertain prices before buying else
where, as we keep the heaviest stock OF
painters supplies in the city. Keep con-
stantly on hand the best brands OF white
lead, boiled and raw linseed oil, also .
large and complete assortment OF colOred
paints, dry and ground in oils. Have just
received the finest lot OF painters brushes
that ever came to the city. All Of the
above we propose selling at bedrock
prices Tor cash, At
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have been requested TO explain
through THE NEws, what the beast is
and what the image 10. Rev. II: 8, 10.
refer the person who made the request,
70 Barnes comments ON the book Of Rev.
citation. In that book there IL an ample
explanation. have that book and will
end lt. joan RANKIN.
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me Comml.s,ou.r .,Opv.ution.

After the Republican Representative
Convention had adjourned At the court
house in EmporiA, Saturday, Oct. 10, the
delegates from the various townships or
ganized into commissioners districts, and
nominated candidates for commissioner
IS follows:
LIST District-D. s. Gilmore.
I'd DIstFIct-L. A. Wood.
80 District-I. 4. Taylor.
After which nominations the conven-
ton adjourned.
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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
sauine MaahInaa,

We desire to call the attention Of the
people Of EmpOria and vicinity to the
NEW WHEELER AND WILSON MACHINE.
Especially those who contemplate buying
we say call and examine our machine, IS
We can convince you that (stating It mod
estly = better machine has not yet been
made. Old machines taken La exchange.
Repairing done cheapiy, and genuine
oil, needles and repairs on hand and sold
at living prices. Second hand machines
sold low down. y }. SMITH & Co.,
r. First brick north Of court house.
Al-4f
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We say without fear of contradiction,
that /. u. Fox b Co. have just received
some Of the most beautiful and elegantly
finished picture frames and mouldings
that our eyes ever looked on, and p per
cent. cheaper than ever sold in this mar
ket. Alt
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PATENT FENCE, ETc.-David r. o.
trander, the patentee OF the patent pOrta-
BILE and stationary fence, also rack and
feed table. is here for the purpose ofintro-
duciDg those articles. He has the highest
recommendation as q man from citizens
Of Hancock, ILL.,, where he lives. These
patents were awarded diplomas at the late
lows State Fair.
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before the infancy of agricultural But
now different state or condition OF
society exists. demanding . radical
change In the old laws. Individually,
we have lost enough this summer In
stock, and time hunting horses and
cattle, to have paid for the seasons
herding, to say nothing of the loss of
crops by breechy stock.
VKRTTE ATOR
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REMOVAL,

q. P. Jones & ca. have moved their
tailoring establishment into Union Block,
and occupy the south half Of Wn. Clapp's
store. They have gust received complete
stock of woolens for fall snd winter wear,
consisting of many styles OF fancy Eng
ash, French and American worsted.
suitings, cOatings asd eSssimeres, which
they are prepared to make up in the best
manner by experienced workmen. Go
and look at their goods
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Teachers examinations will be held
Monday and Tuesday, October 18th and
10th, In Reading, and Thursday and Fri.
day. October 18th aud 10Th in Americas
and Saturday October both In Emporia.
A. ID. CHAMBERS,
43-2t Co. Supt.
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Many Of our citizens have expressed 4
wish TO donate something for the liquidA-
ton Of the debt on the Lyceum organ
Not willing to accept the same, without
sndeAvoring to ret urn at least = partial
equivalent, we therefore invite them e
our entertainment Mt Bancroft Hall. Fri
day evening October 23I.
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Mr.. Peter II. Hughes, well and faVora-
bly, known throughout Lyon county, hav-
ing formerly held the ONCE for four years,
and . good man, has yielded 10 the re-
quest Of friends, and will run for the Of
Zee OF Register OF Deeds at the entuing
election.
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MAPLEWooD CEMRrKRY.-H.Conner
IL the authorized agent for the sale of
lots In this cemetery, located north
west OF the city. He Will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do 90. ianl-tf
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The 0ssA and o0th District Represents
tive Conventions.

After the adjournment OF sne RspubIi-
can County Convention, at the court
house, on Saturday October 18th, the DEL
egates from the 6S representative district.
comprising Pike, Center, and EmpOria
townships and city, organized by elect
ing Geo. u. StoWeli as chairman And w.
h. Griffith, secretary, and proceeded TO
nominate . candidate for representative.
Q. v. ESkridge received 10, AAd r. b.
Plumb II votes, and the former was de-
elared the nominee, aud the eOGVentIoa
adjourned.
II Ii but proper here to state that Col.
PlUmb's name was used without his con
sent, - he had previously informed sew
erAl OF his friends that he would NOT be :
candidate.
The delegates from the other township.
in the county, comprising the o0th repre-
sentative district, organized BY making p.
b. Aaxs0n chairman, and Q. 4. Paine
secretary, and nominated J. W. 10y fog
representative, and adjourned.
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Mr.. SARGEANT'S CATTLE SALE.- We
make this week some corrections In the
advertisement OF 5. L. Sargeant's cattle
sale. IL will consist OF good many FAT
cows, beside the other stock M ntiOned
and begin at 10 u. m. II. w. PearsAlI will
address the multitude on the financial
questions OF the day. and take greenback.
a. quick AS specie. See the adv.
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The nom InAtion OF Mr.. Page was mad

The nom inAtiOn OF Mr.. Page was made
unanimous.
For county clerk John W. TruItt and
George Johnston were put IN nomination,
with the following result:
George Johnston ... ............... IS
S-aIIerinS 80. ...-..--..-........
The nomination Of Mr.. TruItt was made
unanimous.
For county surveyor Harry HIbben re-
| eeived ~ votes, and scattering six, and
Mr.. Hibben was declared to be duly NOM
mated.
DR.. ChiItendeH was nominated by &C.
clamation for coroner.
Moved and carried that when the con-
VentiOn adjourned, It separate first into
representative district conventions, and
afterwArd the delegates hold commission.
er district conventions 70 nominate.
On motion the convention duly adjourn
ed. }. W. LoY, Secretary.
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Farmers anc others having reApers and
mowers, and wishing to get oils for same,
will please bear in mind that we keep
wInter-strained lard oil, prime engine.
extra engine and w. V. lubricAting oils,
for lubricating purposes, ali OF the best
qualities. and will be sold ut 3 reasonable
profit. 26-R J. A. MOORE.
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REGIsrER OF DEEDS.


Some parties are circulating . false re-
port that have Withdrawn my name as
candidate for the Office Of Register Of
Deeds. beg to inform my friends there
IL no truth in the report, and respectfully
solicit the support OF all voters.
Respectfully, W. B. JONES.
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The Emporia horses Archie and Bender,
did well at the LeaVenwOrth races, last
week. Archie won the 2:40 race, in 9:4S,
2:45, 2:62H, Bender trOtted the next day
In the 2:4o race and won IL In 2:4O, 2:423<,
$3.50, both taking the first money. Where
Is your fast horse centerI
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The best blankets for the price ever Of
fe-ed in Southern Kansas. They are
made in California and are entirely free
from shoddy or cotton. A large lot bought
at less than cost Of production. Don't
fail to see them at PERLEYos.
October L. 49ff
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Observation-Disclosures are particular.
~ subject to this disease and its effects;
such IS sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Ha.
bitual Costiveness, HEARTBURN, water
brssh, coming up Of the food, coated ton
que, disagreeable taste in the mouth. pal.
ptfstion OF the heart, and all diseases o.
the Stomach and Liver. Two doses Of
Green's August Flower will relieve you
ct once, and there positively Is not . case
in the United States it will not cure. II
you doubt this go 70 your Druggist, Spen.
Ger q Ryder, sad get 8 sample bottle for
10 cents and try It. Regular size IS cents.
4Itf
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We would respectfully invite the Ia
dies, one and all to come and examine
eur dress goods department, among
witch are to- be found choice selections OF
cancels hair plaIds. invisible plaids, SUM-
mer stiks, pongee lusters. serge suitings,
pOpIin, ulpscca, Irish pOplins, grOs-grain
silks, Greasdlnes, black hernannis,
Scotch ginSaam. percales, English and
French lawns. together with large line
q. ". NEWMAN & Co,
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We have just added g our stock an en-
tIrely new line OF carpets, Ol-ciOGhs,
mats and mattings. The goods were all
bought since the reduction, and we are
ena bled to sell them at extremely low
prices. G. W. NEWMAN & Co.
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The new millinery store Of L. II. Miller
q Co. has an advertis sment to-day which
will attract the attention Of all all our Ia
dy readers. This is first class establish
ment, and rapidly securing . good trade.
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We call the attention OF our readers TO
series OF articles prep AIRED expressly for
THE News, the first OF which entitled
RAILROAD Building" appears to-day.
We want every thinking man to read
them an they appear.
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Remember, voters, that d. Hammond
did not announce bis name subject TO the
decision Of the Republican convention.
and that he Is therefore still in the field
for Register OF Deeds, on an Independent
footing,
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There are some large stores In town
which think seriously about advertising,
but we hope they won't do 1t. We should
have to hire An extra printer TO set up
their mammoth advertisements, and that
would bust us. Wait till next year.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION! When you
come to town go to Harvey's old strand
of Ferguson q Harvey, and get a
square meal" for Is cents. i5tf
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The glorious fourth is over and whitley
b Henson have filled their cheap counter
with summer goods that must be sold re-
gardless ofpriee. 2Stf
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Mrs. W. B. Jones' millinery store is on
the corner Of 9Th avenue and Commercial
street, not on 9Th avenue, as was erroni-
ousiY stated last week
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We regret to have TO remark that the
renowned C. J. Jones OF jubilee and bu-
nalo chase celebrity, appears to be devel-
opIng into q hrst class fraud.
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No'iow vulgarities will be INDUCED in
BY the Jubilee Singers. The most refined
can attend without the fear Of having
their pleasure married by course cOnduct.
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The cistern In rear Of THE NEWS build
ing is solely for the use OF the occupants
OF that building, but the general public
has nearly emptied 1t. Consequently the
public is requested to patronize the wa
lar cast