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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-04-16
NEOsHO RAPIDS
Iowa Seed LAUNDERING
Relief Played Out.

Iowa Seed COrn-VHheat-Lumb
Relief Played Out.
Mr.. Mlconery, one of our largest
farmers, says he has tried Iowa seed
corn for two years, and it did not do
well. 1 have heard others in this vi
cinity say the same in regard to it.
Winter wheat on the bottom lands
around this place looks very promising
since the rain, and farmers who have q
large acreage in this crop are as happy
as clans In high water.
More numbering has been done here
the past winter than usual, and there
are logs enough cut to keep the mill
busy all summer. New farms are be-
ing fenced in, and if the Rapids does
not make as rapid progress as a town,
its vicinity is hard to beat for good
farming lands and thrifty farmers.
John Robbins, OF Chicago. has pur-
chased q farm here adjoining his faith
er's, and his family are expected to ar
rive soon.
Aid seekers are not very plenty in
this vicinity. Seosho Rapids Grange
received an unsolicited donation of q
ten dollar greenback from an eastern
Grange. Only half of It has been dis.
posed OF, and any one In need, Granger
or white man, can have the balance.
Stock has Wlptered very well, but
few cattle having been lost, and hay Is
plenty at five dollars ton. JOE.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE.

The City Council Friday canvasseC
the votes at the recent election, ant
declar ed the result as follows:
For Mayor-John Bay, 162; Thoma
Morrison, 159; c. v. Eskridge, 40.
Police Judge-M. Weaver, 372.
City Marshall T Nichols, 1S9;
3 Sprague, Of; F A Cook, %; w
Morgan, Sc; ] L Ferguson, 10; w "
Whipple, 8.
City Attorney Jay Buck, 2GG; {
n Sterry, 165.
City Treasurer-Howarl Dunlap
1868; G w Frederick, 1G7.
Treasurer Board Of Education-D "
Eastman, 439.
Justices OF the Peace-Geo. 81 Stow.
ell, 300; C B Bachelor, 29s; George
Terry, 21S.
Councilmen lst ward-A A Baker
&c; T C Davidson, 8; Thomas L Ryan
IA, all for long term. electing Baker
Short term-T C Davidson, Gs; Thorn
as !. Ryan, 10.
III ward-H Il Lowe, IS; L ID Me-
Carter, 46; n T Nix, 81.
81 ward-E z Bancroft, 20; Isaiah
Jones, 46; n Whittlesey, 8.
4th warl-E Nichols, 81; G Klock,
%; scattering, =.
Board of Education-1sL ward-W I
McCarty, 60; w n Wicks, Is.
I'd ward, full term-Van McCulloch,
l0l; short term, Robert Milliken, 1l2
Sd ward-H w McCune, o.; p 3
Plumb, u; j B Hinkle, IL.
4th ward-E w Spencer, AZ; E w
Cunningham, Al; scattering, 4.
Member Board of Education Tor out.
lying district-A n Averili, lG; j v.
Is.
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PLYMOUTH.

The weather stlll continues cool,
vet the praiIies Will soon afford pasture
TIE lack of grain Is apparent In
the nuEbeE@oE cattle that have TO b.
sstailed.''
Farmers are improving this fine
weather in preparing for planting
We saw one man planting last Satur-
day, while quite number will plant
this week.
A. n. Weesner, after spending foul
months in Indiana, is glad to get back
and says ne will take the grasshoppel
country "in his" yet.
The sale OF 'sUncle" John Carte,
last Tuesday, was quite well attended
Stock sold very well with few excep-
tions, considering the ''hard rimes.'
AS an example of what may be gained
by our farmers and stock raisers by
raising good stock, We saw two colts
not yet two years old, one of which
sold for ninety-One dollars, the other
for near seventy dollars. Uncle John
and family start this week for theil
old residence in North Carolina. VIII
be gone through the summer, perhaps
longer.
-"Fin" Hewitt has turned fisher.
man. The way he hauls them out is g
caution. He caught enough to bring
him four dollars, one night last week
and ''nOt a good night for fish either
il. NJ. Harris is shipping at leas;
three hundred thousand hedge plants
to Cherokee county. He has a large
stock and sells ''cheap for cash.
April 18th, 1875. j. S.
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HARTFORD.
Farmers are all busy.

Farmers are all busy.
Our school is in q prosperous con-
dition under the management of j. d.
Spangler.
Our Sunday school has been reor-
ganized by the election of the follow
ing officers: A. d. Chambers, superin-
tendent; G. H. Suttle, assistant super
intendent; Emery Lamphere, secreta-
ry; Miss Matte Russell, treasurer.
Yes, Hartford has got it. The ep-
idemic has come at last. The cause is
unknown. 1t is thought that Prof.
Chambers rubbed against some ofthe
lawyers of Emporia that carried off
the ribbon by spelling down some
school girls. Anyhow, we've got it.
The symptoms had been developing
all week, till Saturday night, when it
eliminated in an array OF calico
against cottonade. The assumed airs
of the lords of creation told that the
battle had been fought and the victory
won. The proceeds were appropriated
for the benefit of cur Sunday school.
Campbell Brothers are receiving q
large line of spring goods of all kinds,
and are endeavoring to meet all the
wants of their customers. They seem
to be enjoying good trade, which
they have merited by fair and upright
dealin g. and winning the confidence
of the public.
-DoUBLE WEDDTNG.-Married at
the residence OF Mrs. L. A. Suite, on
Thursday, April sth, by Rev. w. Bris-
to, George II. Suite 20 Miss Amelia
Tennis. At the samestin1e and place,
Albert S. Carl to Mas Mary E. Suttie.
A largo number of friends witnessed
the impressive ceremony, and Joined
in extending their congratulations and
well wishes. A fine dinner was pre-
pared, the table being amply loaded
with many good things 50 generously
provided. The occasion was one long %
be remembered. Our friends begin
llfe's contest under favorable auspices
and high hopes. They have all been
successful teachers It isto be hoped
that they may have the same success
In solving the problems In life, and
when adversely comes may it bind
them the closer; and in the language
Of Moore,
"Whatever sky's above me,
Here's ; heart Tor any fste.s
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THE GREAT QUESTION UNSET.
TIED.
The Trial by Spelling Ends In e III

TIED.
The Trial by Spelling Ends In = Tie.
Lovely Woman Nearly rIumphs, but
Not Quite.
The decisive battle of the spelling cam
paign, which was to settle the question OF
woman's intellectual superiority over
man, was carried on vigorously at the
Methodist church Friday evening last,
but man was not entirely vanquisheI. A
prudent adjournment was had while the
ranks stood two and two, Messrs. Steele
and Birdsall against Mrs. Buck and Miss
Pierce. We prefer not to hazard pre-.
dIction rs to what the final result would
have been had the contest been continued
to the bitter end. The exercises began
with the song "Come where my love lies
dreaming," well rendered by Mrs. New
man. Mrs. Cutter, Miss Trask, and MIR.
Riggs and Ross Bachelor. Walter Lee
recited %Darius Green and his flying ma
expression. Mrs. Cutter sang a solo, Mrs.
Newman accompanying her on the organ,
and Miss Spencer read poetical selec ton
very carefully.
The spelling contest came next, and
seventeen ladies and seventeen gentle
men were ranged on either side Of the
room, Mr.. MiIliken calling Of the words,
and Prof. Norton aud Harvey Bancroft
acting as umpIres.
sedgwick said shorne, 10. Bennett al
lurment, lawyer Scott calous, some lady
pomegranite, DIR. Davenport caliment,
Dave Gilmore sardoynx, Miss Murdoch
obIyquyy, Mrs. Ruggles succour, 10. Ben.
nett submissive, d. w. Eastman scurril-
GUS, c. b. Bachelor inaccurate, Mr.. Scott
recusltive, followed by brevere, and SO
much Of the spelling was low and hur-
ried that we did not get the remainder of
the mistakes. which In half an hour footed
up fifteen on the gents side to eight on
the ladies'. The former then demanded
the finsl test by spelling down.
Miss Trask sang pretty solo, TO guitar
accompaniment by Mrs. Cutter. The
sides stood up, and went to work In earn
| est. One or the best spoilers was Joseph
Hill, lad frem the Normal. The hour
was very late when the above named pairs
were LEFT uuharmed, and as they seemed
to be masters and mattresses Of Webster's
elementary, everybody adjourned, and
the Congregational church was SIS ahead.
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THE LYON COUNTY CHANGERS.

THE LYON COUNTY CHANGERS
The Lyon County Changers
Are mounted on the train;
They're going down to Texas,
Led by Charley Paine.
They'll ship with them the chintz bug,
And take away the ''droutE,"
The hoppers they Will follow
And thus fill up the South.
The Lyon County Changers
Will have for them a trade
Exchange their corn for cotton
And have their goods home made
Build wooden factory
+ And turn to raising sheep,
Will have themselves employment
And work SO very cheap.
The Lyon County Changers
VIII love the sunny cline,
Turn all their goods to clothing
And sell them all on time.
We know that all the Grangers
Are honest, firm and true,
Then We'll indorse the anthem
And bid them all adieu. +
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splendid Pictures.

i. ID. Fox & Co. have just got i'll very
large selection of the finest steel plate en-
cravings IN the market, In order to give
those of our citizens who wish to select
pictures from such an assortment, a
chance to do SO, before those not sold are
returned to the eastern wholesale dealers
who supply them. These engravings are
well worth seeing, Snd owning, and will
be freely shown TO all who desire to in
spect them. Cali at Fox & Co.'s before
they are Mt back east.
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OLD
WHISKY
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
FROM
Spencer. 81 CUTTER

EMPORIA, KANSAS.
This article conforms in every respect
to the requirements Of the U. s. DISPENSE
tory for age and purity:
The aboYe is fac smile of label we
are placing upon a whisky we have sue
ceeded in getting control of with some
difficulty. All Of the physicians to whom
we have shown it pronounce it superior
to anything yet brought TO this market for
medical and family use.
Almost all writers and eminent prac-
ticioners of medicine admit and recon-
mend whisky--when of good quality--as
preferable as 4 medicinal agent to brandy
for various reasons, the most important OF
which is: it is much more likely to be of
good quality, as its mode of manufacture
is simpler; its action in low fevers as q
diffusive stimulant is equal TO brandy in
potency, while it does not produce the
painful burning in the stomach so often
complained OF when brandy is used; in
staying the waste of tissue of consu mp
ton of the lungs, nothing, except it may
be cod liver oil, has yet been found to
equal it. The above being true, the diff.
ference in price should be taken into con-
sideration, 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 it is
something superior to anything they ever
used of the kind.
SPENCER & CUTTER,
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A CHAMPION sPELLER.
How He and His Girl waliop tn,
Smelling BOOK

now ana AIS 0lrl HSlIOB the
Spelling Book.
We are in receipt OF the following, which
a sense Of Justice 10 unrecognized talent
forces us TO publish:
EMPoRIA, April Ie, 1875
MISTER EDDITUR:-Yew wood hat laf-
ed at such spellng ~ wus Mt that spelling
skool last Friday mite. ] allwase thot
skool mans and lawyers kood spell Xix a
book, but mi goily, il ] kudent beet any
Of them 1 wood begin mi bee sees over
agane. Mister Milly kin he gave out the
siInpellest littel wurds, such as emmy
wun nose all about, and they kaflolleped
'em all but kerneil STEELE and Mister
Birdsawl and 8iissus Jhayjhaybuk q
spelled that last naim miself hi ere and
Miss Peerce, and then they wus glad to
say ty, you bet.
Now [ want TO ask whi such speiers is
put up when thare are uthers ate times
better left out. wusnt kslled OH TO spell,
and neither WIS mi CURL (you must hav
knowitIsed her and me.) She had On her
beed belt and kurls, with the lockit
gave her last Knewyeres. She is swete-
well, that's III dizziness, and not yourn.)
Now we have been getting all the hard
wurds bi hart. Pm bound to buss that
spelling book, if l llay to hold Sue every
mite all this yere. We go slo On the kole
oil, for the old ladie is Initey tite, and II
We had the lamp turned up all the time
she wood suspiShion the klok. which
don't never strike more than ten while I'm
around there
But now, Mister edditur, just you Civ
profeser Nortun and his wun-hors spell.
ers hint TO pix out somebody else but
teechurs and lawyers to spell. They kant
spell wurth ehyuohbug. Such littel
wuIds as bewrow and vayrities and kam-
meloperd fore them. What wood they
do with kOnglommeratiYeuess
essity and amarincksionsnesimnu
ness. and such jaw hrakers. as-them..
That's the Kind me and Snze practise on.
Just put both of us on the gurIs' side next
time, and see whats left OF Nortun's
krowd.
This is strktly koRddenshul, so don't
put 1t in the Muse, for old takes it
and If Missus--saw it she wool smell
mise in that klok, and that wood rune
our spelling skool. 1 don't want to be
running foot races at mite with that new
bull terryer, you bet. But I'm redy to
spell aganest any wun you kan bring on.
The way l study with Sue is kaw-
shun. A. 8. u.
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SAD SEWs.-Many of our. citizens re-
member James Randall, brother Of Russ
Randall, our late Americas correspond
emf. Last week James was killed at
Batavia, near Aurora, Illinois, by the
caving upon him of frozen earth in a
quarry where he was taking out stone.
The funeral at Aurora, was very largely
attended. Dudley, another brother is
publishing a paper at Elgin, Illinois, and
Russ is dong well in Chicago. James
was good citizen and much respected.
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The irrepreSsib!e s. J. Smith Is mog-
ing to aud will Occury part Of Kerr s.
Klock's grain Store. corner Commercial
street and Fourth avenue. He docs This
TO get pleAty al room a. show his axri-
cultural implements Tor the season ei
1875. The spacious lots just south Of that
store are now being filed with pio~s,
cultivators, corn planters, reapers and
mowers, drills. and the various machines
which Smith hkes to show to every
body who wants to see them. His adver.
tisement to-day tells what he has TO sell
this sDrfnp
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Cheaper Rent and cheaper Goods.

70 our friends (if we have any, we
would say that we have "dtI-; out and
taken up our quarters in the building
once occupied by 3. T. wrigh;- eorler
Of Com. street and 4th avenue, where We
expect to sell goods good goOds,) cheap
er than any other man can afford to do,
and keep it up forever. Call and see our
pIcws, planters, cultisators, machines,
farming tools. &C., sc.
i6tf :. J. SMITH ( co.
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On Monday Mr.. Murdoch. colored
citizen, had Mr.. Smith arrested for al
legged striking of his boy. The jury
found that Smith simply pulled Muir
docks boy on the Smith boy, and told
him TO make tracks for home or be killed.
The complainant had the cost to pay.
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1. o. o. F.-All odd Fellows in good
standing and those who have At any for
mer time be ongedi to the Emporia lodge,
are requested to meet at Odd Fellows
hall on evening of the Goth of April, TO en-
gage in celebrating the Goth anniversary
OF American Odd Fellowship. Address
es will be delivered by Col. p. Il. Plumb
and others.
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ctr THIS OUT,
~ may save Your Life.

There Is no person living but what suf-
fers more or less with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some
would die rather than pay - cents for a
bottle of medicine that would cure them.
DR.. A. Bosehee's German Syrup has late
~ been introduced in this country from
Germany, and its woudrous cures as
tonishes every enc that Try 1t. If Won
doubt what we say III print. cut this out
and take it to your Druggist, Spencer &
Cutter, and get sample bottle for 10
cents aud try it, or n regular size for IS
cents. 7'5oiia 'T !6-yleow:
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City Attorney Buck, in compliance
with u resolution of the late City Coun-
Gil, brought suit Tuesday against Joseph
Brown for sT65.s2, and against Champlin
q Hughes for $I,0G9.9i, and in each case
interest from june Is, 1872, to recover
said amounts alleged to have been over
paid them for macadamizing, and curbing
and guttering Commercial street.
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Last week Mr.. Lutz took into his head
the notion that he could buy hardware,
and started on to st. Louis for that pur-
pose. The way the goods have began to
come makes Coppock think that Lutz
was right, after all. Somehow or other,
he has picked out tip.tOp assortment
of shelf goods, and al unsurpassed lot of
garden tools, mechanics tools, &c. And
having ransacked the ST. Louis market,
he W ent on to see what was worth
purchasing In Cincinnati. II you wish
to get just what you want, call at Cop
pOcS j. Co.'S.
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Saturday evening n lively scrimmaee
took place along the line Of the A., T. &
S. f. railroad from the junction TO the
round house, between q lot OF railroad
hands and colOred citizens. The "swiv-
elrIghts bilp' was finally driven from
the tleld. Sticks anG stones were used
freely, aud several on both sides were
bruised and cut.
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HIDES
Dealers.

p 40 FARMERS ana Con Dealers.
Z. Epstine & Co. have taken contract
TO deliver l00, 900 pounds Of dry and green
hides direct to tanners IN Boston, by
spring, and therefore will offer higher and
bigger prices in cash, for hides and furs
this winter than any house in the city.
Special attention paid to hide dealers.
We therefore advise all farmers and
hide dealers not to sell until they have
investigated our prices on hides and furs,
as it is TO their own benefit to do so, II
they wish to realize the outside figures in
cash for their stock.
Place of business, 1876 COMMERCIAL
STREET. 45tf.
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FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKIAG.-Mrs.
8. s. Upton and Mrs. L. Horr are carry
ing on dressmaking establishment at
1856 Commercial street, over C. Hall &
Bros dry goods store. Ladies' wishing
the cutting, fitting and manufacturing Of
fashionable garments Of their wear can do
no better than call on them. Mrs. Upton
viii also trim hats and bonnetS TO order.
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QUARTERLY MEETING.-The first quar-
terly meeting OF the present conference
year will be held ut the n. L. church
next Sabbath. Preaching by the Presid-
ing Elder, A. X. johnson, Saturday even
ing at s p. M, and Sabbath at II q, m.
Love feast at $3.50 q. M, Sabbath. Sacra-
ment after morning service.
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CLorHEs.-Although summer Is CON-
ing, people must wear clothes, and half
of the comfort of life is IN wearing good
aud mic ely fitting garments. just look at
e. L. Jones & Co.'S advertisement to-day.
They do get things up right, at moderate
uricPs
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BRAN NEW AND LOTS OF THEM
Ro.openlng at Hall & Bro.,.

Re.OPening at Hall & Bros.
In II trade last month the Hanna Bro &
purchased j. &. Hall & Bros.' entire stock
Of dry goods, &c, and the latter, having
swept their drawers and shelves clean of
everything, thought they would Gonfine
their business to sewing machines aud
musical instruments. But so many old
customers insist on their going into the
dry goods trade that they have decided to
do so again, and an entirely new
stock Is the result. This Is q fact to
certainty. just read their advertise
ment to-day, and take look at the new
styles.
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Good Enternri..

w. II. Wales. Of the steam mill at Neo-
sho Rapids, proposes its removal TO En-
poria, and TO lseate it either In the old
Newman building on Sixth avenue. or by
the railroad track. villa an elevator at
tached. He informs us that the maehin-
cry Of this mill Is not surpassed by that
Of any mil In the state, and that the OBJ
ject of moving 70 EmDoria is TO get the
necessary supply sf wheat to keep in op-
Grafton al the year round. Mr.. Wales is
a good miller and we trust he will sue
coed in the undertaking, in which he ex-
poets some other parties to join.
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A gentleman who came from Minnesota
last week, told Rev. Mr.. Walter that just
before leaving he took a sleigh ride to a
funeral, and the grave showed the ground
frozen solid for feet s inches down. We
can't expect reliable warm weather I'M
Ill there Is n thaw up that way.
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County Commissioner johnson having
resigned, the remaining members OF the
board met Monday and selected Jacob
Mctzker, of Pike township, to fill the va.
cancy, and pending his acceptance ad-
jourued 20 Wednesday.
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Rev. Mr.. Taggart, of Topeka, who has
been preaching once each month at the
Episcopal church in Emporia, is TO sail
for England next week, having accepted
a desirable scalp to his native country.
The services will be continued by Rev.
Mr.. Butler, once each month, until furth-
~ nafice.
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Van II. Holmes new residence, which
Is TO be built by c. +. sprague, wilt be
one Of the best we have. The main build
ing will be e2xSs, two stories high, with
front porch, and bay window on the
south. The addition will be 14xI0, one
and half stories. The house is skIllfnl-
~ planned, and will be built in the best
manner, on the eligible grounds secured
by Mr.. Holmes. corner 6 avenue and West
street. Mr.. Sprague is to have the build
ing entirely finished IN all respects by
July LIST.
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20. BUsINEss.-Amount Of cash paid
out on money orders at Emporia post Of
flee for quarter ending March 3lst, sI3,-
09G.5l; amount Of orders sold, S0,O00.74;
excess OF amount paid, Ss.O05.77; amount
Of stamps. stamped envelopes, and postal
cards sold, SI,325.40.
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No one feature is more important to
personal comlIness than the hair. Unless
it IS we'll dressed II loses half its charms,
therefore a good comb and brush is indis-
pensable. Spencer & Cutter have large
and elegant stock fresh from New York.
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NAFLEwooD CEMKTxEY.-H.Conner
il the authorized agent for the sale Of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west Of the city. He win attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do 80. Jsu1-tf
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NEW FIRM OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
past the old carpenter headquarters of
Chas. Wkeelock, corner 9Th avenue and
Constitution street, the other day, we
found the door open again, aud heard the
sound of the carpenters ~implements OF
war" On looking in we found John
Wood and Il. 5. Thomas had formed q
partnership, and were pitching into the
work as though il all had to be done that
afternoon. This new firm is composed of
two of the best workmen in Emporia, who
are new ready for orders in their line.
Besides being tirst-class workmen, they
are good reliable men, and all work en-
trusted to them will be done In the best
style and with promptness. May the
new firm prosper.
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For cheap first-class apple trees go to
he Hartford nursery Of Chambers 4 Bay
singer. Three and foHr year old trees at
from seven TO ten dollars per hundred
Call and sec them. I4t4
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Being anxious 70 Know where all
the people got such nice clothing last
Saturday, we found out that they were
bought of A. S. Smith at 81 per suit.
We are bound to have suit. I4tf