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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-06-18
sHERIFF's SALE.

ices Howell,
VS..
Evan w. Williams,
District Court, 5th Judicial District Lyon
County. Kansas.
DY virtue OF an execution issued Oat of the
ID District Court Of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict, sitting In and for Lyon county, Kansas,
wherein Rees Howell Is plaintiff, and Evan
w Williams Is defendant, I viii, on Monday,
the 9th day OF July, 1875, AZ II O'Clock .. n.
81 the front door Of the court house, In En-
poria, Lyon county. Kansas, oaer for sale 81
public auction. to the highest bidder for cash
in hand. ali the right, title and interest or the
defendant, Evan W. Williams, In and 90 the
following described real estate, to-Wit: The
undivided one-half ~ Of twenty acres Of
land IN the northwest quarter " OF section
two (9; township nineteen (leD, range twelve
Q2), in Lyon county, Kansas, commencing
at the southeast corner OF the northwest
quarter % Of SAID section, running west
eighty 800 rods along the south line Of said
northwest quarter (1<1; thence north forty
(4O) rods theaee east eighty (s0) rods; thence
south forty (40 rods 70 place Of beginning.
Said real estate Is levied upon As the property
OF defendant, Evan w. Williams, and win be
sold to satisfy said execution.
SiIerihes oafce, June 9Th A. D., 1873.
JOHN BAY,
z-H Sheriff Lyon Co., Kan.
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Coon CRoPs.-zn looking over
the farms in several townships, we
have come to. the conclusion that,
without doubt, Cowley and Sum.
ner counties are the best grain-grow-
ing counties in the state, and we
have some OF the best and most in
da stFious farmers TO be found any
where. All through this county
farmers have worked with untiring
energy, and we are happy 10 see
their toiling so boantifalIy rewarded
The proceeds of the sale on wheat
alone, with many, viii reach $4,000.
w 18th sucn an income IS this every
year, for Eve or ten years, the coun-
Iy must prosper and become
VIC lthy.-Arkansas City Traveller.
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LETTER FROM FSsG'r
SGD ssl'.
The Aesnal 1amags ina AaI
8ees4losa-- tOsst-ea~GSP
ans--SGslaafa8Fte-
PIES
FoEr soorr. KS.

FoRT SoorT, rs.
June IA. 1875.
EDIToRs News: There is no dis
gufsing the fact thst the grasshop.
pers have done an immense amount
of damage In this county, al
though their work of destruction
has not been general. These are
favored localities where the dam
age b. liam has been very slight,
and on the other hand localities
where their work was thorough.
Every day now they are flying
away in immense numbers, and
eight or ten days will leave this
section comparatively free from
them-at least to such an extent
that crops will not suffer from them.
We have had an over-abundance OF
rain. The work OF repIanting will
go briskly on as soon AZ the
ground will permit. Those who
are unable to procure seed, will be
provided for, and with ala ordinary
season, all hope Tor a harvest that
will more than justify for labor and
expense.
This county has advantages over
less favored counties in the state. in
the matter of coal, which is a very
large and important interest. Not
wholly relying on agriculture, this
section has not seemed to feel the
hard times as much as other por-
tons of the state, although great
complaint is made of extreme dull
ness. Outside of this there are
several important industries that
help to sustain trade and give life
to town and country. The item OF
castor beans, a large number OF
acres OF which are being planted
will soon become a branch of trade
of no mean proportions. With the
factory already established, and the
farmers interested in the culture OF
the bean, only the lapse of short
time is lacking to make this source
of considerable revenue.
With the return of prosperity
and the doing away with fictitious
prices and high notions, as I hope
has been the case, Fort Scott, will
the natural advantages of her loca.
ton, and the enterprise of her bus.
mess men, will make her mark
among, and no doubt outrank, The
other cities of Kansas.
=. RIURER.
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sHERIFF,S aALE.

Charles Hayden
vss
James Latta
District Court. 5th judicial District. LYON
County, Kansas.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont of
AD the District Court Of the 9th Judicial dis
trict, sitting in and for Lyon county. Kansas.
wherein Charles Hayden is plaintiff, and
James Latta is defendant. I will, on Monday,
the 18th day Of July, 4. ID. 1875, at IL O'Clock
.. m, at the front door OF the court hoase,
in the,city Of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas
offer for sale by public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right title
and interest Of the defendant, James Latta,
in and to the following described real estate,
to-Wlts The northeast quarter 10 Of the
southwest quarter "a of section twenty Ave
G25), township eighteen QS), range ten (i0j, in
Lyon county, Kansas. Said real estate will
be sold as the property of James Latsa, 10
satisfy said order Of sale.
Sherinps Office, June 18th, 1915,
JOHN BAY,
24-w5 Sheriff of Lyon Co., Kan.
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A tramp entered a hotel in.
Wheatland, CAL, sat down at the
breakfast table, and speedily demol-
ished . hearty meal. He then or
dered another beefsteak, and Oh lie
being placed before him, he sudden
Iy covered his nasal organ with his
hands and started for the door, APP.
parentiy taken with bleeding at the
nose. He passed through the hotel
and across the street to q, pump,
from whence he sooa boiled down
the track and made on. $685.
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The Hutel.iason ,niII viii COON be


The Hutchinson mill viii soon be
completed.
Chase county contributed coup
lie of inhabitsnts to the State peni-
ientiary last week.
The Missouri ranges having been
entirely destroyed by the grassheP-
pers. last week, men from that stale
were here looking up ranges in this
| countY.-Cnase county Leader.
The Usage Chief, Nip-a-nal-la,
who eat potatoes with the editor OF
the Arkansas City Traveller, is non
est.
Mr. A. d. Keith aud wife, of Ar
kansas City, will soon go to Cali
fornia. from Arkansas City. Mr.
h. has been prominent citizen OF
Arkansas City ever since The town
started, and the remova! of himself
aud wife viii be loss TO that town.
Mrs, Keith was formerly a valued
and -sprightry correspondent of THF
J VIEW . MtIb4HS ONcT Tut NOM ne
PLANE of Vayle Vernon. We hope
they will meet with their brightest
anticipations in the golden state.
A party l9f twelve men frem CO.
lumbas. Nebraska, under charge oi
George a. Scott and DR.. Lamb,
passed on their way to the Pawnee
Reserve last Monday, after camping
with us the day previous. They are
only the forerunners Of what are TO
come, as Major Burgess, the agent,
and 2,4O0 Pawnees will be here
abont Sept. LIST, accompanied by the
9Th u. >. Cavalry and Infantry. The
Reserve lies west of the Arkansas
river and borth of the Red Fork,
ana is about thirty by sixty miles in
length and breadth, and seventy
miles south of this place. After the
survey, work will be begun on an
agency building, school house, mill,
and many other buildings for resi-
dences. The nearest aud most prac-
teal road is by the way of the w AL
nut Valley and BOdoc creek, or by
way the of Kaw Agency, then across
the ADMINISTRATORS.
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SHERTFF'S SAFE.

z.
VS..
j. l.. Williams, ct al.
District Court, 9th Judicial District Chase
County, Kansas. ~.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out of
ID the District Court of the 9th judicial Dis
ltrict, sitting in and for Chase county, Kansas,
wherein Isaac c. Wilson is plaintiff, and j. L.
Williams is Defendant, viii, on Monday, the
18th day of July, A. D., 1875, at . O'Clock p.
m, at the front door Of the court house, in
Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale
at public auction: to the highest bidder for
of the defendants, j. L. Williams, ct al, in
and TO the following described real estate,
to-wit: The southeast quarter u of section
twenty seven tn, in township twenty I2Ol,
range twelve l12l. ia Lyon county, Kansas.
said real estate viii be sold as the property of
sale.
Sherif's office. June IL. a. D., 1875.
JOHN BAY,
24-W5 Sheriff Lyon Co.. Kan.
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Various Items.

1t is remarked that no man can
become thoroughly acquainted
with his family history until he
runs for office.
The Rev. Dr. Pentecost, pastor
of the Boston church in which
the little girl was murdered by the
sexton, has preached two sermons
since the tragedy fayoring the
doctrine oftotal depravity
Said a saucy Rochester beauty
TO a foppish fellow who bored her
with the compliments: Your
presence and conversation are
vastly agreeable, and what is re-
markable, your attractiyeness
dosn't seem to depend upon brains
at ALL
care the young ladies' of the
present day tit for Wives,Y asked
lecturer of his audience. "They
are fit for husbands" responded a
female voice; "but the trouble is
that you men are not fit for wives !''
Applause.
The Troy Times tells the story
of Msud Oswald, one of the char
lot drivers of Barnum's show.
She was clerk in a fancy goods
store in that city. One day she
said she was tired of standing
twelve hours day behind a coun-
ter, and that night she started for
New York where she applied at
the Hippodrome for employment.
Her good looks favored her APP
plication, and although she had
never. driven a horse she soon
learned to be expert. Now she
rides barebacked horse with skill
and fearlessness, gets $75 a week,
and dutifully supports her mother.
An Hang, Chinese laundry
in Chicago, is translating popular
songs into 'pigeon English"
Here is the result of his la
bors on Comm Thro' the Rye
Spose man lun slam-bang font Of gal
Walkee tfiouh Ie I've;
Spose man make kissee pidgin gal.
What fo'cly:
Eyly man pickee up some gal,
Speakee all loun' no go mi;
All same lookee so evly sal loun' my
way
Walkee though lie I've.
Only female spiders spin webs.
They own all the real estate, and
the males have to live q vagabond
life, under stones and in other OBJ!
seure places, and if they are troub-
lesome about the house, they are
mercilessly killed and eaten.
Never listen to any one who, in
telling you things derOgatory of a
third persons character, prefaces
his recital with q lido not tell.o II
what he says is true, no secresy Is
needed if not true, our promise OF
concealment leaves no chance OF
defense by the person $spersed.
The grasshopper plague. bad as i.
is this country, is 9 baby imitation
of what il is in South Africa. There
the insects, gigantic in size, and
swarming together in Uncomfortable
millions, spread over thousands oil
square miles in . cloud of dense
darkness, and when these millions
light upon the ground, cover it Waisi
deep to q human being.
The Japanese manufacturers have
signified their intention to exhibit
at The Philadelphia Exhibition
bringing over goods amounting ia
value to Sls0QO0.
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Agne. city.
AGNES Cry,
Lyon Co., June u, rs.

AGNES CITY,
Lyon Co., June y, rs.
We have had very fine showers,
and several heavy rain falls within
the last twelve days,
Rye has been much damaged by
the fly. a small black fly some
what resembling the small black
COW fly, punctures the germ while
in bloom and sucks from it all life,
so that il does not fill. What is it?
What creates it? What name has
it? Please have some of our Sci
entists answer. Enclosed you will
find one of the damaged heats and
fly.
The stand of corn is much better
than was expected two weeks ago.
Some that was cut OIL by worms and
some by grasshoppers and some
pulled of by birds, has now grown
mp, and the stand is much better
than anticipated. Corn is, 1
think, 30 days later than last year,
as are potatoes, peas, &c, but al
low ne to say, that in 8 years resi-
dehee here, have not seen a better
prospect for corn and potatoes, than
the present But cannot say SO
much of small grain. yet l think
| there is hope for 3 reasonable crop
of those. Much loss has accrued to
the country from sowing bad seed,
hungarian, millet, corn aud flax.
sowed hungarian seed in the very
best manner and had fine rain on
the evening after sowing. l think
1t safe to say that not more than one
seed in twenty came up. My seed
was from large lot shipped to Em-
poria. l saw fax seed in the mar
ket in Emporia, that was at least a
foreign seed. | bought corn, said
to be from Mo, for seed, and when
| tried il, not so much as one grain
would sprout. Some person is to
blame for this. 1t is to be hoped
that farmers will profit by the les.
SON aud keep seed In the country
hereafter. We have some grass.
hoPPers yet, but believe that if tie
farmers, many of them had not
shot at the birds, and some of them
poisoned them, that they would have
aeVonred all of them before they
left. onr best friends left as. Ii
You can CLEAN anything from this
note that is worth Publishing, you
are at liberty to do SO.
! Yours Truly,
RoBF. MCMIIAN.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

VS.
Z. G. q. 8 Susan n. Colvin.
District Court, 5th Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of
Id the District Court of the 5th Judicial
District, sitting IN and for Lyon county Kan
sas, wherein S. W. Lakin is plaintiff and T.
g. d. and Susan n. CoIVin are defendants, /
will, on Monday, the 18th day of July, A. d.
1875, at II O'Clock M, at the front door of the
court house, in EmporIa, Lyon county, Kansas,
offer for sale at public auction, to che highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right title
and interest of the defendants, T. q. b and
scribed real estate to-wit: The southeast
quarter tkJ OF section twelve (12), township
tWenty-one (2l). range twelve (I2), in Lyon
county, Kansas. Said real estate Is to be sold
rs the property of L. G. b and susan II. Col
win, to satisfy said order of sale.
Sherin's Office, this l1th day of June, 1875
JOHN BAY,
24w5 Sheriff Lyon Co.. Kan.
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sHERIFFss SALE.

w
j. Z. q Irena T.. Miller.
District Court, 5th Judicial District Green
wood COaRty, Kansas.
DT virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont OF
ID tie Distrfc4 Court OF the sth JrdIcfal
District, sitting in sad for Greenwood county,
Kansas. Wherein Thomas Miller fs pIaintin,
and y. K Miller aad lrens e Miller are de.
tendants, viii, On Monday, the 21st day OF
Jane A. -. 1e55s at II O'Clock .. m ae the froni
door Of the court house, IN Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas, 01Ler for sale at pnbffe suc.
ton, 20 the highest bidder for cash IN hand
al the right, title and interest Of the asgeR6.
ants James j.. Miller and Irena T. Miller, In
and @ the following described real properly,
to-Wit: The southeast qnArteR OF secft0t
thirty lone f31l and The west half OF the soEIff-
west quarter OF section thfrtg-tW0 f1sj, town
ship fEenty-010 CHI, range eleven Oil ssad
TIE southSaet quarter e tbs 2ortheasf az arfeT
o. section thirty-fOux e34l,. township twenty
one Gil, range ten E1G1, al IN Lyon county
Kansas. Sad real property Is levied upon g
the property Of descendants, James X MflEe1
snd lEeaa :. AtlleTs and VIII be sold % satisfy
sheriff once, lEsy 2lst. AID. 1szs.
JOHN BAY
z1-W5 Sheriff OF Lyon Co., Ksn.
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N0TICE:.

ITO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: Public
notice is hereby given, that On Monday,
after, between the hours of o O'Clock, q m,
and O'Clock p. m, ofeach Of said three days,
at the law Office of kuggles d Sterry, in the
city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, i
will publicly proceed 10 hear. adjust and al
low demads against the estate OF william
Clapp. sk r. NJ. RUGGLES,
29-3n Assignee.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 all creditors
IN and others interested in the estate Of
John W. stevenson, deceased, that the under
deRtgned Will maize final settlement as adj
ministratrix' OF said estate, at the next term
of the Probate Court Of Lyon county, Kansas,
commencing on the first Monday in july
1873. EMMA STEVENSON
Administrators.
w. T. MCCARTHY, -
Atty for estate. 53-96
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Exacufnr,s sale.

WILL. on Saturday, June 18th, 1876, at the
L premises of the late Robert Service, on Allen
creek, about miles east of Americas, sell
the following property belonging to the estate
of the said Robert Service: One horse, eleven
head Of cattle, four of which are two year
OF hogs one mower, two stoves, and other
articles. Terms made known on day OF sale.
A. A. SERVICE,
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Il letter from Savannah, Missouri,
sa. =: This has been fast-day, Pc
titiOns are being offered Almighty
God for deliverance, work on farms
Is i.bout suspended. stock is perish
ing and people are leaving. Kan
sas faFmers should come down here
AMI buy hogs aDd shaep, the latter
selling at from Sl.25 to 81 per head
and the former at four cents gross
per pound. E9.s-', -
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keep them unsullied and unpained.
I cherish Your blessings as my own
and never gain, God helping me
will Ifarget the pledge i gave al
the holy aifar when you gave your
peace and happiness to my keep.
ing.
How trne it is that a soft answer
turneth sway wrath; and hov
many, OBJ how many of the bitter
strifes Of domestic life might be
avoided By remembering and acting
in accordance Herewith.
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Nnhca.

IGREDFTORS aud others interested in the
NJ estate Of S. B. Ward, whose real name
was F. n. May, deceased, viii hereby take
notice that intend 70 make final settlement
as administrator Of said estate &C the next
term of the Probate Court OF Lyon county,
Kansas, commencing on the first Monday in
July >. d., 1875 4. NJ hoRbE
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! - -. -
OLE son

lie came with squirIn and a squat:
He kieked with roar ani bIwI
Ills neSe was a,sag n
Like the aP a. a Jtrs.
And his howl like a night eaterNauI
us hair was rs black a. Your hats
Much more like his z4amina than I,a4s.
" itii his-nOge on the rise
Sur q qlfi Bire for fiies.
he resembles his nIamm:. ia ailat
but there's always some trait Z .,-.
To redeem,
Twas 50 la this ease. IL lid seem
His heavenly eyes
Were the blue of the skies:
dc resembles his papaiu that. IS q. a.
III tFE - II - taEf&f
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Notice to Taxpayers.
Comfy CLERK's Once,

COAfH CLERKS Ofncr,
Lyon County, Kansas.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
IN OF Commissioners Of Lyon county, Kan
sas, Will meet as a "Board of LIBERALIZATION" 1t
the county Clerks office, in the city OF En-
poria, on Monday, the 9th day Of July, 1915,
for the purpose Of eqTfalizing the assessment
rolls Of Lyon county, for the present year.
Persons feeling aggrieved at the assessment
of their property must appear before the
board at that tine, when such corrections
will be made as the board may deem just and
equitable. j. s. CRAIG,
County Clerk.
Emporia juno 9Th, 1873. 1913
TESSIR V. FLEMING will take notice that
q she has been sued in the District Court, OF
Lyon county, in the state of Kansas, and that
the petition OF the plaintiff is now on file in
the Clerks Office Of said Dis trict Court; that
the names Of the parties to'said suit, are Jona-
than Fleming, plaintid, and Jessie v. TleIn-
ing, defendant; that she VIII be required GO
answer said petition On or before the 10th day
of July, 1915, or said petition will be taken as
true, and judgment rendered accordingly, di.
vorcing said plaintiff from said defendant
and decreeing that she, the said defendant, be
forever barred from setting up or claiming
any right, title or interest in or to the follow.
ing described real estate, sitaa te, lying AND
being in Lyon county, in the state of Kansas
to-wIt: The northeast quarter In e ~ OF sec
tion twenty-five ls2), township nineteen (1Sl
range thirteen (13).
RANDOLPH 4 sEDGwICK,
81 A frr--f f1raT l1nsWa
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Onn KEIInUa

HNIOE LODGE No. l6 Meets at Odd Fet
~ oWs' Hall, over EmPoria Bank, every
tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members in
good standing invited to attend
d. WEAVER, N. g.
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EMPoRIA SOCIETIES.


MASONIC.
EAPoRIA LODGE, No. -, A r. 4 A. ii.
~ meets at their hall, Ruggles 4 Plumb's
onlldlag, on the Thursday of or next proceed
ing the fan moon OF each month, and every
TWO weeks thereafter. Master Masons in
sOoh standing are cordially invited to attend
j. N. STEELE, w IA
T. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary.
CAPoRIA CHAPTER. RAN na. .,
~ Masonic Hall, ON the list and 81 FRIDAY
evenings OF each month, at TX O'Clock COM
ed to attend. W M WIcTa "a ~
E.W. SPENCER, Secretary
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KNIGHTs or PYTHIAs

DAMASCUS LODGE meets In Odd Eel.
II lows hall every Monday evening Mem
attend Il q InSES 49, =, ~
u D. HURST, H. H. - 9yI
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NUMBER %
IEcAL.
FINAL NOTICE.

1.-THE undezaigned, administrator Of the Is.
u tate of David Eosh, deceased, VIII, on
Monday July 5th, 1S55s AZ the. ofice Of the
probate Judge, at Emporia, Lyon county
Kansas. make Anal ssetlement Of said sssass
29-s5 : JACOB BUCK.
Asl.afnEstratrlxss Notice.
AYOTTCE Is hereby given thas the under
N signed has been appointed BY the Pro
bate Court Of Lyon county, Kansas. adminis-
tratrfx Of the estate Of Daniel Main. deeeas-
ed. and has duly .qaaafaed rs such.
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BWILDERs. ARcHurEcTs. &C.

e. =. sPRAGUE,
TARPENTER AND BUILDER. shOp On
AICommeFLIal ST. between 7th and 9Th Az
enue- All calls promptly attended to.
janlT9-U
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PHoTocRAPHER.

r. A. HICKOx,
DHOTOGRAPHER over z. j. Lehn-
hsrd's store, Emporia, Kansas.
Pictures to suit, or no charge.
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The following Is sail to be the
Australian remedy for scab on
sheep. The proportions to be in
creased or diminished to suit the
size of the flock.
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Only female spiders spin webs.
They own all the real estate, and
the males have to live a vagabond
life, under stones and in other OBJ!
seure places, and if they are troub-
lesome about the house, they are
mercilessly killed and eaten.
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The Usage Chief, Nip-a-nal-la,
who eat poratoes with the editor of
the Arkansas City Traveller, is non
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ID. 81. Ray sheared from one
Spanish Merino buck q pounds OF
wool. Two ewes af the same breed
made 49, pounds each; two made
l2& each /; ten TX each, and each
eve has lamb. They were all
wintered exclusively on prairie hay.
-Wnahann nnunfxy paas
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Never listen to any one who, in
telling you things derogatory of a
third persons character, prefaces
his recital with q lido not tell" If
what he says is true, no secresy is
needed If not true, our promise of
concealment leaves no chance of
defense by the person &spersed.
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The Japanese manufacturers have
signified their intention to exhibit
at The Philadelphia Exhibition.
bringing over goods amounting in
value to $ls0Q00.
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