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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Sr. PAU, Mimi, Nov. 5.-The Republ-
cans claim from 1000 to 1000 majority for all
the State candidates. except that for Treasurer,
who will probably have from 1909 tn 500 ma
jofity. The legislative returns are as Vet meagre,
out the 4, mOcrats appear to have gained 30 far
four or i've members. This. n not Offset 10y Re
publican gains, will make the Legislature very
lln.Al-
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TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-1he Commonwealth has
returns from IS districts. OF these d, are Re-
publican but some Of the successful candi-
dates are On the Independent ticket. Seven
Democrats and nine Returmcrs are elected.
Tier ~ b. heard from.
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GUELPH, Ont, Nov. 6.-Henry White, colored,
WAS found guilty the Assizes to day OF the
der Of his wife In the township OF Peel on the I'm oi
August as sentenced % be hanged On the 23d
OF Deccmoor next The Jury were Out twenty minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Aletus steele, aged l0l years, drove to the
polls IN Plssac, \. J on Tuesday, ana standing in lis
wagon delivered speech. saying thai he had voted al
every election Prosid,n Huce he was u years Old
lie I, a Lcpunh hcan' but voted stlaig Democratic
tloket in 1860 lie was bern m New bedford
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The MnInyan Outrage.

LONDON, Nov. b.-The Colonial Once has
received despatches from the Straits settlements
showing that the Enelishlnan murdered by the
Malayans was the Brtlsh Resident at Per ik,
His Interpreter was also killed, four ofihis suite
were wounded, and two are missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

To prevent controversy IN relation to tn
Yacht Club House at Stapieton. the Garner Company
intend 20 remove the building the rear Of the ferry
elp, And while the wor@ Is proceeding the steamer d.
H. Martin viii be from the Con NrecaIus Com.
pany's wharf directly 10 the slpat Nhtcaal.
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mited suicide by shooting last night For year he
had led -iasipated life. Last week he went his
wife's grave Intending tO commit suicide. He
charged from his work the following day. lt ter.
day he received notice to quit tue room he occupied.
At O'cOck lie snot himself and Gied afterRard.
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VERsAILLEs, Nov. 5.-The lAIike d Audit
fret Pasquer was, to-day elected President OF
the Assembly by a combination OF the Left
with portion OF the Right The act Is regarded
ss a demonstration against the Bonapartists.
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Looking at spain. Insults.

MADRID, Nov. 8. Mr. Cushing, the
American Minister, has delivered to the Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs another note similar 10
that presented carly last month In regard 10 the
Jurisdiction OF courts martial over citizens OF
the United Stat % In Cuba. The Spanish Cabi-
net will speedily reply.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06
An Evening Fn.t Mnii Train.

On and after Dec. the fast mail train that
starts from Jersey City at i'55 N. viii start hour
later The mail Is to be open In the New York Post
Once unlil o'c iok r. NJ, This train Will arrive IA
I1,tsb rgh 7.p the next murAins, Cincinnati In the
evening, and st. Lous at OF O'Clock the following
morning,
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WhntCiyiIizntiou Doc. for Them

ST. Loris. Mo-, Nov. ., Tho National Coun-
ell Of the Cherokce.. Which met In Talcquan
ndaY last. will have to decide between two
factions. represented by Charles Thompson and W.
4 T. Ross ne latter me prr nj cfi"f boih claiming
eecion cuiei bloodshtd is apprehendcd whichever
tAc eeclon Il dccid d, amt he IhOmp-On party
have called upon Mai Ingalls, for Uni ed States troops
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g. Crawford county
gives 6e0 Republican majority for Governor, and
Lebanon county l.Jl.
Wyoming county gives Pershing (DemJ 245,
and LuzeTne county l,t08 majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

WAsHGNGToN, Nov. 5.-A telegram was
received this morning by the Attorney eneral,
announcing that United States Attorney Wells,
the Republican candlda,e for Congress, In Mis-
sissppi, has been elected by majority Of 300.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06
ConI Miners ON .alrikc.

Columns, o., Nov. b. Most OF the miners In
the lioclns valley are ON strike. One prominent
opera or mas yrldrd.
CHHYENSR, Huv. The miners At the Union Pacific
Rtliruad Coz mines NJ Rack springs, IN Wyoming Ter
ntOIy ON strike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Judge westbrook has modified the Temporary
injunction recently granted against the receiver Of the
Third Avenue Savings BANK to allow him 10 r..
cover interest MONEYS On mortgages and deposit the
same ~ a trnsL compAny 3 Office
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Ludington, Repub-
lcan, has i5OO majority FOR Governor. Kuehen,
Democrat. is undoubtedly elected Treasurer.
he vote for the other candidates is close. Tine
Repuuiicans have live maJofty ia the senate
ana Ia the As .mbly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Vice Commodore Garner has libeled the
steamer John Gibson Tor $500 tor INJURIES sustained
by the collision OF the Gibson with the yacht Mohawk
The OF tue Gibson have beued The Mohawk for
$1,000
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hyperion. Demands from the Vatican.

MADRID, Nov 5.-The Didrio EspdAOl,
Of this city says that the Pope has sent note
to Madrid which expresses approval OF Cardinal
simeonis conduct regarding the circular. The
note insists upon the execution Of the Con-
cordat; refuses to recognize the royal ptdcst
and demands that the Bishop Of L rgel be tried
by ecclesiastical judges, and not by an ordinary
Irihuual
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CHlCAGO, Nov. 5.-It is said that tho Chicago
and Nortnwest%ern Tern Railroad Company IA; pgrehase'
IL. OstcrDerg, representative OF the German bond
holders.
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ARexol, naaInst Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov, 5.-The inhabitants of
Kaka, on the White Nile, nave revoted and de-
feated the Egyptian troops, killing hundred Of
them. The GoVerument has despatched rein
iuiOTCemputA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Bige.ow's majority. 1927; willerss o,sos.
Later returns make some changes in the list Of
Assemblymen. William II. whitney Demo
crat, Is elected in the First District OF ChautAu-
qua Judson G. Nelson, Democrat, in Cortland (;
Isaac II. Maynard, Democrat, In tho Second
District OF Delaware Alexander ii. Crosby.
Democrat, In Lewis Amos A. Bssell Demo-
crat, IN the First District OF Niagara Hiram
Ontario; j. T. B. San.ee. Republican. In the
Second District Of Steuben samuel +. Gardi-
ncr. Democrat, in suffolk Emery W. Gurnee
Democrat, In the First District OF Wayne and
John Sutherland, Derocr In Yates. These
ch lnges make the two branches Of the Legisld-
ture stand Us follows:
Ssrrie. H1ise Joint B1''ot.
peoutlienna 9I 80 pO
IL ,,''.'t.r. /
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HanainG PreierabIe TO Starvation.

Delaney, the murderer of Capt. Lawrence,
who set out to starve himself to death, has abandoned
his purpose and taxes his ratiOns though he had
euc rrdn Il
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BULdnADE, Nov. b.-Ihe milItin Of thiS
CITY have Deen summoned under anus tor three
days dTll, after which thei are to starr lmme-
diatoly for the frontier.
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Weather once Predictions.
NEW JERSE Y.

Walnor, clear weather, with northwest to
southwest winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-06

Mr.. A. Il. Stewart Is about To run special
tram from ITlrh City to hunters Point, withoVt
sIoppAges. making the tiD IN ssl than ten minules
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
Another Smell.

The Philadelphi society at the Normal
held its usual exercises last Friday even
ing, and concluded them with Il spelling
school, two sides being chosen promiscu-
ously from the students and audience by
Joseph Hill and Miss Partch, and Miss
Spencer pronouncing the words. NJ iss
Partch's Company Won Frank Hills, Jen-
ME Wood, aud deputy sheriff Wood, be-
ing LETT after Joseph Hill, the last to fall
on his own side, had been laid out by
occurrence" Ed Kinnan, OF THE NEWS.
succumbed to ''affilction." Miss Partch
grstified her opponents by ''gratifaca-
tion." Fred Wheelock superseded him.
self by "superstictlous." Frank Kiscr
spelt "philosY," and sat down to think
about if. Homer Gardner was deficient
in deficient" Annie Goddard, ''gusrd-
iOn," and Carrie Goddard "shut berry"
These are fair samples of the orthograph-
ical ability exhibited.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
AMERICUS.

The sun still shines and dry weather
prevails, although we hear of rain all
about US. There Is q good deal of croak-
Ing abeut chInch bugs, drouth, &C., but
more work, with faith, would be better.
The cheese factory Is about complet-
ed. Cheese making is to begin Wednes-
day, s1st.
On Sunday last funeral services were
held at the U. p. church, the deceased be-
ing Mr.. Service, Of Dow creek. He has
been with us q number Of years. The old
settlers are fast falling away about us.
We hear OF weddings and rumors of
weddings. Better than war, is it not:
Times are hard, yet our merch ants
appear to be doing lively business.
Nasty.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
Proceedings OF County Commissioners.
III.

frocoeuinSe OF County commandment
Wednesday, April 18th.
PTesept-Chas. Z. Paine, Jacob
Metzgsr, J. +. Stratton.
An appeal from some one on q de-
cision of the county school superln-
tendent, was filed, the board deciding
that It had no Jurisdiction over that Of
ficer's business.
Road petition of Louisa Barns ct ell
continued for evidence of surveyor.
Viewers were appointed for roads
petitioned for by Jacob Dietrich and
+. 7. Miles.
Road Of j. w. Pritchard ct al nat
granted, and Pritchard required to
pay costs.
The petition of +. r. Page and 9TH
ers of Neosho Rapids, for certain
streets and alleys of that town site to
be vacated, was granted.
The change asked for of the Law
renee and Emporia state road was
Erantsd, and owen l.. Davis granted
&75 damages,
Road of +. 7. Ryman and Others
granted.
The sheriff was ordered to discharge
Robert Collins, in jail for costs.
Bond of NJ. II. Gully, as clerk OF
Center township, was confirmed.
w. p. Gould was appointed to fill
vacancy In Office of clerk of Elmends-
no township.
Erroneous tax OF $6.55 against Dan
iel Rohr RENTED.
THURS DAY, APRIL 10.
Viewers appointed on road petition
ofJohn L. Butler and others.
Geo. Johnston and w. V. Phillips
were appointed to assist probate Judge
in examining the county treasury fol-
the ensuing quarter.
Erroneous tax against Gibson Bros
ordered refunded.
Ordered, That the jailOr allow no
books or reading matter TO the prison.
ers In tho jail, except the Bible and
New testament.
The wording OF this resolution is | L
controversy, and We do not vouch fol
its accuracy.
Bills were allowed a2gregatlnS 81,
746. 81.
The board proceeded to inspect soWe
wason work ut the bridge on Sodon's
mill, and then adjourned to Tuesday
April 20, 1875.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
The New BUILDING

next man to put up 4 business Losse.
lie informes ns that work will begin next
week. II VIII front 20 feet on Sixth av-
enlle, ADJ lining the rear OF Dunlap's
building, AMI IAN back % feet, aud be
two stories high MIR. Pollard i 10 fur
nish the brick, and G Gorge Fisher is TO
do THE mason work in his bet style,
which Is enough 10 say. Good for Fran
ei-- May he soon see the roof en-, and
hang cut ii. sign.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
HankIa q Butler.

This firm appear with new advertise
ment this week, which cannot fail to at
tract the attention OF the public. Hankla
Is the best advertising architect We have
run across. This firm pays as much for
advertising As any in the city, aud they
say 1t Is the best investu ent they can
make. Their business is AS lively as
their advertisements, and their place is
generally full of customers. They are
the boss tea and family grocerymen. We
advise our readers far and near to go and
see them. Once in their establishment if
you don't buy bill of goods it will be no
fault of theirs.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

Report of the Plymouth school for the
month commencing March 22nd and end
ing April 18th, 1875:
Number Of pupils enrolled during the
month, twenty-six (26l; average daily at
tendance, twenty-five (32). The follow
ing named pupils have standing above
ninety (90) in scholarship, department
and attendance:
Anna LindIey, Fannie Osburn, Ada
Pugh, Ava Gillespie, Allan Weesner,
Hattie Pugh, Achsah Harris, Vida Hew-
Oft, Henry Weesner, Luella Pugh, Ella
Weesner.
Number OF visitors, eleven. To all in
terested In education we extend an inVi-
tatlon TO come and see us in our school
work. There Is nothing more encourag-
ing to pupils than TO know that their par
ents and friends are interested in the
school; and no better WAY of showing
this interest than by visiting them often
HATTIE Warn, Teacher.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
FROA JACOBS CREEK.

The Observation-Disclosures Ies-sinsu-
lar Game on Old Settlers.
We are all alive and fiourishing Oh Ja-
cob's creek. The weather for two or
three days past has been exceedingly
fine. This morning brought freeze
from another cline. / presume that il
the prairies should be scanned with
very powerful magniiying glass a faint
tinge of grass might be discerned.
Cattle have wiRtered IoIErably well,
but are very thin.
The farmers are all busy preparing for
corn planting. The soil is in very good
condition; pulyeriEes well.
Some fields Of feu wheat look very be; u
tifui, and promise bouutiful harvest,
while others are almost entirely weather
killel.
j. II. BrOeger is setting out quite u
large orchard. +. Parker is farming
quite extensively. w. V. Phillips con-
templa ties building 4 new house the COM
| ing season.
| Eat ables are very scarce for both man
aud beast, but we live IN hopes that moth
or earth will soon bud and blossom and
''bring forth hundred fold" furnishing
US with bountiful yield Of all that is
beautiful to look at a1d good to eat.
Most Of the farmers here are Patrons Of
Husbandry, and are deeply interested In
the organization. It Is our religious pre-
ceptor, our educator, our instructor in
morality, our teacher Of neighborly kind
pess and brOtherly love. II Is also teach
ing Us the method, precision, and accura-
ey so much needed by farmers in their
business transactions; also, the science Of
farming.
The saddest news must always be re-
corded last. Il Is exceedingly painful 10
record the report that w. v. Phillips,
one Of our best men and neighbOrs, Is suf-
fering under violent fern OF temporary
insanity, all because he came home the
other night and 90 his utter surprise
found ives little six and q half pound
girl had taken possession Of his side OF the
bed and be was left out In the cold. The
nrst girl Is why such serious result was
produced.
Perhaps more when our patient recov.
ere. So
|
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

ONE PRICE ONLY.-Mr. d. Thomas
new store locks very attractive, and we
are sure that the ladies W i'll find in it just
what they want in the way of trimmings,
notions, and the various goods which
his advertisement to-day enumeratPs. The
stock is of those light and tasteful arti-
cles which are always III demand by the
fair sex, and Dir. Thomas knows how to
cater to their tastes. See advertisement,
and give the one price store a call.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
HOME rRopucrs.
The Coal Creek SIInes-Some Money
Kept at Home


We learn from Mr. Bond, IS no has been
prospecting the coal mines on the eastern
line OF Lyon county, this past season
that there have been about 1890 bushels
wagoned TO Emporia, 5000 10 Burlin-
ton, and some sold at the mines. The
average price az the mines was < 10 10
cents I'm this city &c - Is cents, and at
Burlington IS TO 30 cents, per bushel.
This would give total sale of some s., $50.
There were J6 men employed in mining
coal at various times, but goOl many
did but little. Ten men constantly at
work would have mined ali the coal
there was gotten out. Fifteen teams
working ali the time would have hauled
ali the coal. There were calls 1T the
mines for 132 wagon loads that could not
be filled, because there were not men on
hand to dig the coal.
Next season Mr.. Bond proposes 10 have
a great deal more coal mined. 1t il the
beginning Of what we hope will be
large coal mining bushes. The A., 4. *
8. +. track At Reading is about so miles
from the mines, and that road ought TO
ascertain II 1t would not pay It 70 build
track to the mines.
Mr.. Bond will keep supply of coal on
hand all summer TO load ali teams that
may go TO the mines.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

The financial condition Of the city may
be learned by reading the city council
proceedings. The courts having decided
that bonds issued for manufacturing pur-
poses (S4.60O In ALL are void, 1t would
follow that the bonded Indebtedness is
that much Iess than the statement shows.
No interest has been paid on these bonds
for two years, snd the holders are DOUBT
less ''out" OH that investment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.
OLD
WHISKY
FROM
Spencer. X Cutter.
EMFoEiA, KANSAS.
This article conforms In eve rr-pers
TO the requirements Of the e. :. DI-renss
tory for age and purity.

The above is a fac simile OF label We
are placing upon II whisky We aaVe she
ceeded in getting control al with same
difficulty. All of the physicians to v hon.
we have shown it pronounce it su,rrio.
to anything yet brought to this market To-.
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and emir cat prar.
ticiOners OF medicine admit AMI recon-
mend whisky-when Of good qullitv-i-s
preferable As medicinal agent ID branty
for various reasons, the most important al
which Is: it is much more likely To he If
good quality, as its mode Of manufacture
As simpler; its action Ia low feyers &c
dinusive stimulant Il equal TO brandy in
potency, while it does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach SO often
coIO planned OF when trandy J. used; In
staying The waste Of tissue of consu mp
ton Of the lungs, nothing, except it iaay
be cod liver OIL. has yet been found TO
equal II. The above being true. the diff
ference in price should be taken into con-
siderafion, which Is quite an item usually
to those who are so unfortunate as to be
i'll. A single trial Of our goods We are as
Sured will convince the purchaser 1t is
something superior TO auythias they ever
used Of the iiud.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

Dr. TruewOrthy and Rev. Mr.. Copeland
arrived in town last week, for a short
visit. Both are doing well, and are satis-
fed, ono at Munoy, Indiana, and the 9TH
or at Lincoln, Nebraska. The DIR.
brought here and distributed several box
OF of relief goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

MORE BUILDING Howard Dunlap Is
having his two houses on State street
combined In one, and added to In such q
manner as to make an eligible and COM
modious residence. Z. F. Sprague has
taken the contract, which will amount to
$1,000. When completed, the hOQ Sc will
have six rooms, : hall, closets, porch, cell
lar, and be good enough for anybody TO
live In
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

David Gilmore has lately boon to Deni-
son, via the n, K. & T. railroad, Texas,
and DR.. Young to Fort supply In the
Ihdisn Territory. From both their ac-
counts Of that Territory, IL Is far behind
Kansas la beauty and fertility. In fact,
1t is not worth IS whole, opening up to
settlement
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

SUFFERER. - Yes, We can tell You
how to cure catarrh, The advice is worth
ten times the cost Of THE News fNr .
year. Eat raw onion at the beginning
OF each meal for three months. IL the CON-
plant stands 1t that time. If IL comes
back, buy another peck of onions. For q
young man, who is popular with the
girls, this is a severe remedy, but 1t will
also test their real feelings toward him,
and girl who isn't strong enough u
stand onions hasn't a good enough eousti.
tutio5 to marry, anyway.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

The ladies, and millinery dealers In Ad-
jacent towns, win please make note Of the
card in to=day's psper from Mrs. w. B.
Jones s Co. A full shipment Of goods is
now en- route from New York City, and
will arrive 10 few days. Nrs. Jones and
Mrs. North are very highly and deserved
ly esteemed, and we take pleasure In pre-
dieting that they will evinee excellent
business qualifications, and receive good
share Of public patronage. Our nosics Of
last week was Incorrect 50 far rs the
dressmaking was concerned, which is car
ried on by Mrs. North and Miss FoulkH,
the latter . very capable and Intelligent
lady. The rear part Of Thomas new and
attractive store In Bancroft block Il their
location.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

Corn keeps up to 80 cents per bushel
retail, hay 90 per ton, butter 80 cents Der
pound, eggs 20 cents per dozen, potatoes
s1.50 per bushel, beefsteAk Is centsPeF
pound, apples also per bushel, and gard
en- seeds generally at very exOrbltAut 6g-
ures, when bought In sediments pack
ages. There Ia big rooa for reform,
and for more seeds In paper bags, labelled
Ferry & Co., Riggs Bros, ne.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

We wonId respectfully invite the la
dies, one and all, to Como and examine
our dress goods department, among
which are TO be found choice selections Of
camel's hair plaids. Invisible plaids, sum
mer silks, pongee busters, serge suItings,
poplin, alpaca, Irish poplins, grcs-grain
silks, Grenadines, black hernannis,
Scotch Bingham, percales, English and
FTen.h lawns, together with largo line
OF linen suItings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

We have just added to our stock an en-
tirely new line OF carpets, oll-cloths,
mats and mattings. The goods We're all
bought since the reduction, and We are
enl bled TO sell them at extremely low
prices. G.. W. NEWMAN 4 Co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

Last Friday five families from franklin
End Douglas cOuntses arrived here in
wagons, and packed themselves and en-
tire outfit, including attic and dogs, into
some A, t. & 5. +. freight cars. They
ate bound to Central Colorado.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

Hanna & Starr represent number Of
the very best life and fire insurance com-
panies. They are reliable agents, accom-
modating, always pleased to give inform
alton, and in case of loss, always effect
prompt and satisfactory payment from
their company concerned
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

No one feature is more important to
personal comliness than the hair. Unless
il is we'll dressed 1t loses half its charms,
therefore good comb and brush Is indis-
pensab!e. Spencer & Cutter have large
and elegant stock fresh from New York.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-23

BANCROFT q McCARTER.-We call at
tentiou to the new advertisement Of this
Emporia firm. It is one OF the best and
most liberal in that city. Their spring
and summer stock Is complete, and they
challenge competition in quality and
prices. Parties who visit Emporia for
the purpose of making purchases cannot
do better than TO patroniZe Bancroft 4
McCarter. They will be found fair deal
ing and accommodating gentlemen
Council Grove Democrat.