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brOO .lnn hen gslaIc Tor Sale.

pIDD .l0H LA( II - 5lllC LDk -JU.Cs
A BARGAIN on Cllnton-st, near Fulton
~ large LoI 10 . MA is ~ So; ness
DABYLON, l.. For SALE, or to LET for
Tern o. s @ Hi VI tse, D sSS i' eI
ana osriage shea grounds nicely
asssi - zp'J : i. goee.s,..t
FOR SALE..Barsain, a comfortable and
b.ndsone RSlD ~ Dear PsPc Park west sdei ~ rooms
lad st Aodr-s. OwsER, Box Sls5 ? o y Y
EOR SALE-On Cllnton-ave., in the best
Il elegant JUSB. DGJCND5 anu orALAB would be
~ "''-'''' Ut WIN RiLASD x WHITING Beehn'nt.
EOR SALE or ENUHANGE-HaIf block If
toe mos desirable o' broo@'y 'Oa1 d Of sTbs' between
seventh .5a hfhsyes eS '9- 'e io' V''''HI apply
EOR SALE or TO LEI, furnished or unfur-
sshs II 81 S o. % al pro,mn ' sSd n IN per-
81 I PaI.ca-sG B1oo.i.a CITY BinE
EOR SALE On BroObiyn)
L '.ory 1,ss.-sn. Da,E GOo No "a Iaf'yst.'7s
J. !: +; 4 s @ 45:;5
GORDON L FORD Vi Cl.f.-.t, Brooklyn.
TOR SALE-A new frst-class Philadelphia
bos aga oio".,, Os htSh o. 9esr AZ. p5g
u.Tes n'e &C rec "S o. On s s% s ~ m,nue Ap
pJ drns 'Oe GA corner or coopFe 90 peat, NerYors
nor SALE, FyRNISHED-lhe three-story,
hlons hby-aves facing Fort
22z4J rrcord Throughout snd IN prime
last mi tunu generally
IN rood condition; choc-t IN the CITY erH easy
desired; will be coll los 4 Ken - One APy O. TIC Wns--.
EOR SALE, on Carroll place, near Carroll
Pat-5 frsaa-s snb-celar broEn-sohe
mont HOUSES 2OxiO; l3U neindng 30 feet court
srd within Hamilton Terry aeee'be Nv car
rouss 10 ires an Shn waking distances OF
p,o.no Psrk terms For FUR particulars apply to
q j. BEDELL builders osHeTs 3Z' Snih ST. OppoAIe
Carroll PAX. Broosl'a.
ID S. BUSSING, jr.. No. 201 Montagne-,syt;;
HI. NornAt Buling. Looki,n BROKER IN REAL ESTATE
an MORTGAGES cash exchange reences
on Lafayette Grand ard De he~v ara streets s TT
Also BrUoSyn bRh aud IN south bro0kn
sxnVx Of vAOus 81 600 s4OOO eAea
The rial estate b exchange or oNSe
be Owners q" properly "n-
Of h rstate Investments nay hhd
20 ef advantage the unJrDgDe Correspond
op.e Win pres not solicited wing 1esci uon
81 propertv The advertiser las sA
well located bucnx hee 81 i0aworan "nn
could tratd ct' or eoa one pfee OF 40 ut
SO 90 en- he exchanged or arm
ar ooantry redenee; oeaei riDproveI ev
rKped oppOrsuues frequently presented roueu
prs vita ready cAAh can secure
themselves
advertiser hLAL SiA MO"I-
protected by nrst en on
s value sai q or pncp guarantees tnu
The Eq liable Trust Company "S ps
.nlts Of Al OODOl1 100000 Plus ny me nosrOeI
..amatlvp gent "details mail Oh application 70
r. . BIZ sing. d.. 2Ui N0ntague-EL Brooklyn
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No. 727 Walnut ST., llilade Ia.
DEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUSTEES
II A.CIIOS.
Abopt -5 Acres Of 4SD on tie HUDSON RIVER

No. 727 vauu, ST., ililadel ~.
DEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUSTEES
About rs Acres oil sd on tie HUDSON RIVER
mex q south Of slSG SING.
Til valuable ssae viii be 74ei into fifteen twenty plots ny
Of m qpsg ;eqt o. n9 5ass' g o. SITES F0s
SEw YORK The plots fronting directly on the river have yaga6s
OfANS 1oa Que o hen o aq nraos "a ec, opDo
AT SCARBOROUGH, ..nr
Fail be from Messrs Knox Mason hitor'
10 "a BO;dT3 Mes r. sn ~ Mue son NO. , ,
Lmed will Oas out Tue boundaries AID subdivisions Of the several
will tsk. place III. Latter pa-t Of MAY 1875 at the Ex
CHANGE SALTfaG sY S SS n MiL BIZ GIVEN CITY
GAn a1 N 81 OMAN JOHNSTON Trustees
605W JOHN TAfLJR JOHNsr0Y )
DEREMPTORY SALE OF valuable SAW
4 WILL TIMBLF LANDS aud PERSONAL PROPERTY
In the DhTc Court the TIED stvs for the Eastern District OF
In The matter PeDns,va re Company Bankrupt No 1877
5 March BY oder the Gnss3 star The T o5wo 5 a
sel Real E'tte viii he sol At puoie sqei 90 tDNDA
All parcel Of isnd situate Frankie COUNTY
ae Florida vest Of ss Ao,acs kys en- nGT 9, the ely
viii the large saWm machinery complete 20 cat
1HS iery 6srgs Saorsi COCO OOO) OF lam
q 00O e. saws saw teeth ies Iipe-cuins
tool vgon &c; as) aoout three tnrSaad
5000 Of ch ICE timber land - 49,,
go cona nBg eLder e 0y 81 each eng house Az
D. inches BY eo stnLe Teen anu lie pump
Of bEke loo feet Of = iuc raober ho,e
Tie ttl fest escla with 1e necessary
edy- and bgtuug-oE saws cmt.ctr g.. ., 49,. -, -.
fee see IL feet with 10 feet by 10
the machinery above Of the latest end most I'M;
Rove styr api Th real Which The mill
70 Wiz II 500 sal, ard the balance fourth on
aelTer OF ne el an % b Sd and norgafe &c As 10
the remainder OF the property term, ca b. rpppv .,
62j Wllnutst., Pbladepma. Penn
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.OR SALE On BrookiynD


Dek hllou 2ves iaclnR foH
Throughout aud In prime
st lunture generally
choc~t the terms
oSl 4 the
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y S. BUSSING, IT,, No. POI Montagnee,,sHt:;
arm-srrsrp hrai SsIa,s tor Sale.

Mem 5frSfD nRaI U5IIif Luz o"I'
At YOUNGSTOWN, n. J.-FoI SALE or to
~ IEA nice couutrv HOUSE bedrooms good Stable near
obi an lever nor mosquoes near
s-soI j SMITH DODGE IS " est 2y.b-st. n \
A It MORRISrOWN, n. J.-FOR SALE
n Nader hOsE 10 ROOM U7tef, &c 81 AChbSi
Dut.s from depot garden, aburdsne OF nut terms easy
6Boly located Tor subd'viai0n = 51Dl, 80 : 80
HOMES RAPID TRANSIT ..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NPwJBRSRY
Persons d@sag reni beautiful snl .p
. IN uts on he hoe rpad vii sppy q a d. hOfh OF
tisrbS MAR m Central hewJerseJ Land Improve
COMPANY llO Liberty.
nRANGE- n. j, SPECIALITY Great variety
J PROPgRTY for SALB ard KENT. Once hours To N
l. n. GERRY. 20 SssSsu-st, ana orange opposite Depot
C.,l AnN first 20 per cent? in two years;
remainder o. uU al per cent VI" two hand
.ms eom,Doous SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES wtb 'mPle
WITH the robust sud no
sncss o. oouOtry living 6rcisSs well drained ana
Streets rOice msrets
kes ora ~ @
On Rslrosd Of hewJesey houses nte
"a bot ami cold hcatsr closets bath &c LOIS Ha OUT III
sGi fruit 5elTes &C.
Gor su su sdlre TIE OWNER PoFOhse n'f los
khsAbeh N j.
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Cooks.

4 COLORFD MAN desires n situation as
"A hss COOK IN hote, r-stsIant or boarding house, 10 the
itY or county. Address A. W, 10 Wei 3OtaSt
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AmnsemenIs.

AmnsemenIs.
XVALLACK.. BOUCICAULTs
| T%EsrisTH AND LAST WEEK
n. q pi e; 'l soScicsGlr.
sA TSH "a ;'S E.i, a.: Il.
MATINEE At 80 ,ud u .. EVENING .,s o'ctoot.
shAGGaRAUSi
II. 1854 ard i30h representations
Mr. wr,eh pleased to announce that srrarged
SIX EXTRA PERFORMANCES
snAtGTaAus
THRU aIiISEEs
THREE EVENING PERFORMANCES.
.ud WEDNESDAY.
to enable sS.s r. s.,S.S s ssfP oSass as as
The borSool .5y'Ioq Of sJ,es, S,r any Of these
will bs open daily st the box Office
THURSDAY EVENING. April I.
wee 1 ss PsP s f fF Fsss'
THE ROMANCE ORA POOR YOUNG MAN
Anew romantic nav . sr. act, entitled
will be procnoel u few DAYS
WALLAcK'' SPECIAL. EXTRA
Box orvrcr Tiursiiy . D m. msrcb Is 1878
The announcement Of Use hire eI pepa next "'es ssrss
The perez oaps probably s
toe pubJ haSek las sigh Ne
MONDAY MATINEE
A TUESDAY MATINEE
week being tho les, periorEalcl tbs aT u Mr.
DION B0UClCAULr
sHAUGhsAUS.
PROGRAMME of the weeV:
BATTER MONDAY, ooh MrNh,
Maflrc 20 l:}u.
Fvering o'coes
EAs Tt flSDAi JUth MaFch.
Matinee st 1870.
Fvennz d O'Clock
EAsI .DN asDAY, BIZ; March.
M.iuee At l..O.
Fveung \
positively the rsh Comedian
on u b. p"rfrns Wednesday niSDt Q
b. al The Grand Ctnifa Depot 10 convey ~
Boucesglt Boston, fault engagement n tia. ey
THURSDAY EVENING April l,
WI" % ''''' EciAycE OF 4 POOR YOUNG MAN.
Boz Book now ~
Eth AVENUE THEArER.
~ Propnetos and haasger..........h Mr. AUGDsrS DALI
THE BIG BOSAYZAI
TIE HIP 1875.
EVERY MOTT AT g.
HOUSES CROWDED
LAUGHTER IACBSSAEr.
TIIg BIG BOGASZAt
BIG sUCCRsS
MATINEE SATJ ,DAY AT 1880.
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NOR SALE. ON Carroll- place, near Carroll

Park-5 hasemrn aad sno-eear broWaobe
mont HOUSES ZOxiO nelndine 30 feet court
Tsrd within wis n Hamilton Jerry aee'sbe Nv car
rorie. h Puon AMI iTes. Shn waking distances OF
p.r~ct psk lem, v,ry For apply
W bEDELL builders 327 Snith'st opposite
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Ceetures auo Ileetiu 20.


\ FCTURE COMMITTEES should not fail to
for the LECTURE SEASON" Of the AMERICAN LIT
skAKi best lecture list In the
uY superiority that ever where recognise
lei ollce, -. -..-
AMERICAN I'll. ERARY BUREAU
CooDer Institute. Negforf
TIIO LADIES ONLY.-EDlTH OGORMAN,
the ESCAPED Nun Of many lses viii give thrss
re lectures AD$o ONLY. rusiay, dneaV AID Ehlrs-
d. March 3Oh 30 tue lecture Of the Fse
Bapust Church. Plrsye 3Hhs- Ne t0E@ Lecture -
commence at D. n; open . Admission 90 oe-tsi 70
81
Fof sale At -O5 Br'awav
kusOl Han attended oT large snS
fash audeuc . ladies.
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4 UAChM Ally Protestant man OF ex-
md blg: a frcis driver; sober honest ard
oLioi8r thorough ar-a disc gagged hs
ste emu er not wanting the Winter nr.tci city
reference Address J. ". b., Tribune Uptown
(,ece 32I-sL
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COACHMAN.-Ry a Young man, married
VII, IL rood and ,cepcsj DRIVER well recon-
nerdel c1Dibtv counT cal or address
TfVID 20 n A erii~- stab v. - Kat 5SthsL
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tielu nanrrc-- Males.

A GENTLEMAN Of good character and al.
y 49,. = syrry Unitrd sta g tsnAaas
A., It.n.t, IN, ~ "a ysusb.s AeFA AaSeaa q" "a" "~eS
an. - 40 - On !. NAY HOLT Ca. - Lowest " J.
vATANTED--A SALESMAN TO lntroaace
~ 20 s ws'c 'hs, eeLs,aa. s.mna Ts.
aA.. IllUsas Olsss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Emporia Ledger.


On Saturday morning last this commun-
ity was surprised by the sad intelligence
that Charles, son of Jacob Stotler, ESQ, of
the EMPORIA NEWS, was dead, and every
heart throbbed with sympathy for the
parents so suddenly overwhelmed with
their first bereavement.
charlie was well known to almost eVe-
ry body in the city. He was a handsome
boy, in his 18th year, of manly bearing,
courteous manners, inOffensiVe and kind
IN disposition, and apparently possessed
OF robust, vigorous constitution. On
wednesday previous to his death, LIE was
seen In the post Office in seeming good
health. Therefore it was that the an
nouncement occasioned the surprise 40
generally expressed.
On Wednesday evening he complained
OF ieeilng unwell. On Thursday his ply.
slclan pronounced his symptoms the ef-
fects Of inflammation of the brain, but not
until Friday afternoon was he considered
dangerously ill. On Saturday morning
at half-past eight he quietly breathed his
On Monday, at ten a. M, the funeral
services were held at the Methodist
church, attended by large congregation
OF old and young, all moved by q common
grief and genuine sympathy. Rev. C. e.
Lewis preached an appropriate sermon.
after which e. w: Cunningham, Esq
who for the past five years has been the
superintendent of the N. z. Sunday
school, of which Charlie had long been a
punctuaI and beloved scholar, addressed
the children assembled; both speakers
appealing with the eloquence OF unafTect-
ed sorrow to the many hearts softened by
tears. aud with the comforting assurances
of faith in the happier estate of the Ia
mented dead, to prepare for the summons
which viii come sooner or later to every
one, and both testified to the many excel.
lent traits of the deceased. After the
services n lQPOQ hoF In EaY
lowed the hearse to the frosty sepuIcher
on the hill, where the little boy, late SO
brisk and buoyant, was lowered and left
in the "silent city of the dead.'
To our contemporary, in this sad Attic
tloh, bowed In anguish over the grave of
care, his paternal solicitude, of hopes and
joys that none but q fathers heart NAV
know, we prefer our most earnest SYM
pathy.
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The aboYe is fac simile of label we
are placing upon 4 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 az 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 4
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
tion 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.
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submit as a citizen and taxpayer to
their political absurdities and quest
ionable schemes and transactions.
They desire me TO remain silent when
see the officers of the city willfully
violate the law and that, too, when 1
am serving the city in an official ca
paeity. And this man jay has been
most active in defending the mayor in
his disregard for the ordinances of the
city, and really desired that the coun-
ell should take no notice of the course
of the mayor in consenting to a viola
ton of the law. Yet, notwithstanding
all these transactions of the most
questionable character, this usury tax
er, by bowling and throwing mud
which he does not get from the ground
wherein he stands, il we are TO Judge
from the Odor, desires to run the CITY
and pocket the officers in his own gel
fish interests, and TO traduce every
body's character who may oppose his
schemes. l am here to expose lust
such marble-hearted wretches and
hypocrites who are proving upon the
people and reaching ont their ustrrious
hands not only inr Tie 'pound oil
fesh,' bat cor Ike AZ. whole careus.
jeremiah exclaimed, "woe is Inc, nv
mother, thar Fiiau haSt borne me- Il
man of strife ani a Llan OF contention
to the whole earth. L have neither
lent on usury, nor men have. lent to
me on usury; yet every one OF them
doth curse me-" He (Jerelaiah) must
have lived in a city of the second class
and had about such set to deal with
as have. c. Y. EsKRIDGr.
Emporia, Jan. 18th, 1875.
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AAIEIsICUS.

The Americas Lyceum held its first
meeting lat Monday evening. There
is good deal of speaking and debat-
Ing talent in our little city.
ALMOST FIRE.-On Monday Mr..
Whites dwelling caught on fire near
the stovepipe, which passed through
the roof. Fortunately Mr.. Burkitt
was passing by and alarmed the in
mates in time to extinguish the fire
with few pals of water.
CHEESE FAcToRY.- Several cheese
meetings have been held of late. The
Americas people know the benefits OF
such business and are determined to
have another factory. The milk from
more than five hundred cows has al
ready been promised. 1t IS believed
that six hundred COWS can be secured.
Now we want some entrrprlsing firm
10 erect building, and take hold OF
the business. We believe there is a
good opening here for some man who
has little money. The business has
paid well heretofore, aud will pay
again. Who will come and take hold
OF this enterprise We have the COWS
70 give the milk, who will make the
cheese
The Evangelicals are holding a
series of meetings in their new church.
-MARRIED.-In Americas, January
10Th, 1875, by Rev. C. r. Rice, Charles
II. Moys and Emma d. Croyel, both of
Agnes township, Lyon county, Kan.
The marriage took place at the resi-
dence of the officiating preacher. The
couple, and few friends, who were
with them, partook of good dinner
at Mr.. Cribb's, brother-in-law to Mr..
Moys. Many good wishes will follow
the happy couple through life.
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FREMONT.

Tight times now, bnt it will come
round all right in FIVE or six years.
The Fremont Grange has sent an
agent to Egypt to beg, or borrow corn.
The Fremont Farmers Cub has
appointed an investigating committee
of five to estimate the amount of seed
needed, and ascertain where it can be
bought on the best terms.
The female school board in the
center OF the world, ie., Central school
district, keep things in their depart
ment in regular apple-pic order.
The youngsters think that SPELL
Ing schools are just the thing these
Rice moonlight evenings.
Down at the Rinker schoolhouse
literary exhibitions are fashionable.
"A. J. Burdick has his blacksmith
shop in running order and is ready to
shoe horses, mules and oxen.
John Cowan has renovated, re-
paired and enlarged his house.
-Preston's cooper shop is q great
convenience to the neighboohood, and
his axhelves have Just the right turn.
Ben. Whitrat has broken ground
on the approaches to the new Allen
creek bridge.
The scarcity of water in the creek
has set folks to digging new wells.
Roberts, Stanley and Slisher have
taken their cattle to the southern parl
of the state to winter.
Stock is doing we'll on hay this
winter, better than some years with
corn.
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EDITOR EMPoRIA NEws.-DeGr Sir
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted by Neosho
Grange. No. 593, at their last regular
meeting:
WHEREAS, 1t is the inteation of the
cltiZens OF eastern states, in collecting
and forwarding aid to Kansas. that Il
snail De distributed among those that are
IN actual need; therefore Be It
Hesotred, That we, the officers and
members OF NeOsho Grange. No h9a AZ
deeply regret that there are memhe1a Of
the order OF Patrons OF HusbandrV who
are In good circumstances, amply able to
SSuPport themselves and families, who
the order than to apply for such aid.
,Res0Ired, That copy OF the above RS.
ointlons be handed to The EAiFoRTa
NEWS for publication.
j. II. HYDE, Secretary,
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CHANGED PRoPRIEroRs.-H. h. Lowe
mas purchased of II. Tisdale the Emporia
omnibus lines running from the city to
the depots. Many of our readers know
Hank to be an old hand at this business.
having conducted it for some years here
and elsewhere, and will be glad to hear
OF this change. This closes out this bust
ness OF the s. w. Stage company in this
city. Hank Lowe is one OF our insritu
lions, and we are always glad to note his
prosperity. We hope this will be a good
investment for him. The bus office will
hereafter be at the Central livery stables.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO WANT TO
PAINT.-Paints of all desirable colors
by the quart or gallon mixed ready for
use and 1oarrdRted as durable as the
best lead and oil, at Tandy 6 East
mans. Also lead and oil, brushes,
window glass and wall paper, at prices
that will astonish even the grangers.
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The Neosho Grange, No. 523, Patrons of
Hu'bandry, elected the following officers
for 1915: Master, A. w. Plumb; oversee
er, d. w. Rhodes; lecturer, Miss Retta
Hurlburt; steward, A. c. Abraham; as
sistant steward. W. S. Jones; chaplain,
Mansfield Wells; treasurer, Perry Ed
wards; secretary, j. M. Hyde; gate keep
er, Fred Hess; Ceres, Rachel A. Roberts !;
Pomona, Mary Howell; Flora, Mary Glib
son; lady assistant steward, airs. Char
lotte Doiles
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FOR SALE Or TRADE.-Rev. w. ~ =.
Bailey offers for sale or trade his large
and commodions dwelling near the
Normal school. The building is con-
veniently arranged, and located TO ac-
GH'Innacdate students. Ten good sized
room, halls, poreheS, cistern, out
house.. furniture aHl stoves. Stu
dents can lind 5oaI ding at Mr.. BIS for
the winter term. Also. three rooms to
rent 10 young ladies, il called Tor soon.
orr
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BANCROFT & MCCARTER. This EN-
poria firm is doing q big business in
the dry goods line, and are selling low
down most excellent stock of goods
in order to make room for q mammouth
spring stock next month. If any of
our friends haye occasion to trade at
Emporla, we would, by all means, re-
commend Bancroft & McCarter as rem
tlemen who will do the fair thing by
them.-Council Grove Democrat.
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John Bay is some on real estate edi-
torials. He has the longest one this
week he has ever written for this or
any other paper. In this connection
we may say that The News is the
only paper our excellent sheriff writes
for at all. We hope John will con-
ttnue to discuss these matters at length.
We would at any time s'unavoidably"
crowd ont anything to accommodate
Mr.. Bay.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

Capt. Thomas Morrison has consented
to become candidate for councilman
from the Third ward to fill vacancy. The
business men, mechanics and taxpayers
generally viii give him their cordial sup
port. Business is busin ess. He will be
elected by sRVESTY-sIx VOTES
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

AID For THE DEsTITUTE.-J. G. w.
Stinson, who is now in nlinoissolicit-
ing aid for the needy, has shipped o
car load of meal, flour, &c. All persons
residing in Waterloo Township who
require aid should apply Immediately
to G. T. Barwick, I. II. Smithers and
Miss Ann Stinson, who are the COM
mittee appointed by the Waushara
Grange TO distribute the same.
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Sec. pro tenn, lyon Co. Con neil.

The following are the officers OF
Damascus Lodge, No. IL, X. of r, Jan.
4th, 1876. p. c., j. II. Cowan; C. c.,
]. G. Jones; V. c., T. n. Sedgwick ;
Prelate. F. w. Watson; NJ. E., U.
Ryno; NJ. F., w. II. Griffith; X. II. 6
S., c. b. Hurst; NJ. A, w. C. Fithian
l. c., G. p. Jones; o. G., T. C. Green.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29
Chairman Board Trustees.

NOT CANDIDATE.-Wc are authoriz.
Cd ny ). d. Hinkle TO state that he is not.
ana VIII not be, under any circumstanc.
%, candidate for councilman in the
third ward at the special election uext
Monday. He requests all friends not 10
vote for him, as by doing so they will
simply throw away their votes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

There will be meeting of all Masters,
past Masters of Lyon county, in Emporia,
on the first Tuesday of February next,
Tor the purpose OF oiecting delegates to
the State Grange. Meeting will be held
at Granger hall, Emporia, at 10 O'Clock p.
IN. j. +. STRATToN,
Chairman Board Trustees.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

Ladies' fur cape, found on CONNER
cial street, at this office. II the lady
Is handsome she will please call for it !;
otherwise it will make no material diff
ference If she sends for it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

A barber shop in billiard hall is the
latest thing out in Emporia. Herman
will shave you, or if you don't like
that Campbell will give you a ''shave''
on pool. Pay your money and take
your choice.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

SUDDEN DEATH.-The wife of Rob-
crt Humphrey, living on Phenis creek,
died suddenly on Tuesday morning,
2Gth. She was about her HOUSEHOLD du-
ties the day before. She had been in
poor health for some weeks,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-01-29

The following-named pupils, belonging
to the 9Th grade, Emporia City schools,
were upon the Roll of Honor during the
4th school month:
Charles Brewer, Benjemine Funk, AS
then Miliken, ReselVn Smith, George
Watson, Louie Cross, Grace Hood, Hat
tie Hart, Julia Hughes, 8ioy Randolph,
Ola Rankin, Ida Moore, Jennie Stoples,
George French. David Ferbrache, ollie
Puce, James Cress. NJ. J. WATSON,
Teacher