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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-09-22
EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER p, Is76.
IDernocrDtIc Prophet.

Blanton Duncan, of KY, who refused
to support Greedy in 1872, and was the
leader OF the Charles O'Conner
straight Democratic" movement, re-
pudiates Tilden also, and declares
that Misunderstanding defeat-stares
the Democracy in the face. He says
What is the outlook now? / find
thousands of Democrats who voted for
Greedy now refusing to vote tor the
Tilden party, and many supporting
outright Governor Hayes. ] find
thousands OF the Liberals who left
Grant in 1872 now Jealous in support
OF Hayes. corporal's guard still
stick TO Tilden, led by Mr.. DOrsheimer
and Mr.. Bigelow, and such gentleman
who generally hold office. SchurZ,
Grosvenor, Horace White, Whitelaw
Reid, Halstead ard Others, the brains
of the movement, are for Hayes. The
great newspapers, which gave force to
the revolt, fhe New York Tribune,
Springfield Republican, Chicago Tri-
bune, Cincinnati Commercial, West
liche Post, all oppose Mr.. Tilden's
party. If these OBJECTIONS show pat
ent the falling of from Mr.. Greeley's
strength, where are the accessions
i hear of none. Let any reader count
upon his fingers the names of his ac-
quaintances who have left the Repub-
licans since 1875 70 find shelter in the
Tilden-Reform camp. With
he facts before me have on ly to add
that money used Is unscrupnlously and
Illegally In all elections. II Mr.. Til
deu gives two millions to start his
subscription list, 1t will be thrown
away.
Mr.. Duncan does not pretend to be g
prophet; but to show that he is enti-
tied TO some credit for foresight In
regard to the campaign In 1872 he re-
fers to the fact that while on the 4th
OF July 1872 the Louisville Courier
Journal said: "Greely will probably
receive such an overwhelming MAORI
ty that the most brazen impudence
will not dispute his right to the Pres
idency," and on the 9th of the same
month he replied, in the Louisville
Ledger, In q table of States and their
estimated majoritles, which Mr.. Dun
can now qHotes as evidence that he is
good prophet. He says:
"The electoral votes, as estimated by
me in July, was 2S3 for Grant, SO for
Greedy, and the result was 300 for
Grant, &c for Greeley. said then that
the majorities in the the Grant col
ume will probably be exceeded In sew
eral of the States, and the slightest
change will show some of the Greeley
States the other way"
Duncan said: "The slightest change
will show some Of the Greeley States
the other way" In a short time after
the opening of the campaign the cur
rent set in strongly against Greeley,
and Delaware with three electoral
votes was carried for Graut by 900,
Virginia with IL electoral votes by
1874, and West Virginia with 3 cleo
toral votes by 1854. Taking it all in
all, Duncan's prophecy of 1872 was the
most remarkable known to our political
history. There Is a grian of hu-
NOR In the conclusion of his present
prediction that Tilden will be over
wheimingly defeated, as follows: 81
would rather have Mr.. Cooper's chance
to-day for the Presidency than Mr..
Tilden's, loudly as his friends boast of
his coming victory"
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EMPORIA, KANSAS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1876

bits. Not one nv EN- he'd the har-
dihood to stand afere us and anser
the questions We put to EN-.
/ will say that things Wuz done
under the heat of passion, witch
1 can't apologize for. Two vim
min wuz killed but it wuz aeciden-
tai. Issaker Gavitt he'd his rifle
ded onto the husband Nv one nv
EN-, and the imprudent women
rushed afore him and received q
ball that wasn't entendid for her.
The other aboosed Capt. M'Pelter
by oederin him out nv her house,
and, of course, his shotgun went
off and she expired.
I hev no apology to offer for
the takin off Nv the first two mig
gers; our sItooashen must be con-
sidered. These people wich ls
thirstin for our blood wuz wunst
our property and we eggsactid nv
EN- not only obejens but respect.
Now, by the ackshen nv tyran-
lcle government, they hev become
voters, and insist that afore the
law they are our ekals. When
they meet Us, they bow, but they
refoose to take OFF Their hats. or
acknowledge that they are, in any
sense, inferior beings. They come
to the poles beside US, they won't
work for us onless they choose to,
and in every way they impos e
upon US. Kin high toned shiyel-
ny endoor this? It can't be expect
id. We want peece, but they
must observe the only condishens
onto wich peece is possible.
And in their insubordinashen
they are abbetted by that feend
Joe Biglep. When Deekin Pogram
that blessed saint, wanted yaller
Tom, which was afore the war els
niger, to work for him, but Joe
Bigler mockinly urged him to do
it himself.
"There ls a scriptooral injunck-
shen onto yoo;'' said Joe to the
niger, "wlch is, Honor thy faith
er and thy mother, that thy daze
may be long in the land Your
mother wuz sold South afore the
war when 700 wuz a year old, SC
700 can't honor her; but 700 hey
your father spared to yoo."
Ez Tom is half white, and ez
by a single: coincidence he re-
sembles the Deekin, it Wuz an in
suit to that good man which the
niggers all jined in latin at.
But despite all this provocasher
I spose the North will howl II
this case eggsackly ez it did IL
that matter at Hamburg, and
yoose it against US.
Insted of its bein yoosed ez 8
reason for votin against Tilden,
it affords the best reeson for sup
portin the great reformer. Elect
him, and we will hev the niggers
in SIGH shape that they can not
give US reasons for KILN Nv EN-.
Give US the cOntrole NV the gov
eminent four yeers, and we viii
make EN- so valuable to US, thai
we can't afford to yoose our shot
gus on EN-. For this reason ev'
cry. Humanitarian, every lover Nv
the niger ought to work Mite ant
day for our success. 81
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, +
| Reformer.
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Professor "PrOtOpIasm''
Huxley.
TDetro!t Free Press.I
! DCII UT = &C T IN18s
4.


The eminent English scientist, Prof.
Huxley, made but short stay III New
York, but his arrival was the cause
of conversation between one of our
amateur scientists and matter-Of-faet
friend that seems TO be worth repeat
ing. The amateur is an enthusiastic
admirer of Huxley, and he spoke SO
extravagantly about him that his
friend finally became curious, and
asked:
"who in thunder is Huxley, any
way ?"
"You don't mean to say that you
have not heard of Prof. Huxley, the
great scientist ?''
'sYes do though. Never heard his
name before. What has he done ?''
"Why, man, Huxley made the i'm
portant discovery about protoplasm."
'sAbOut what!'
"Protoplasm."
"And what the dickens is proto-
plasm."
SNOW, look here, you don't mean to
sit there and tell me you don't know
what prOtoplasm is %
"That's just it. Nary protoplasm.' -
swell, protOplasm is what we call
the life principle
"Oh, nonsense; the life principle in
nature-the starting point of vital
action, so to speak"
''He discovered that, did he ?"
eyes, few years ago in England"
"What good is it going to do ?"
"GOod! A great deal OF good. 1t
expands the circle of human knowl-
edge, and is valuable in bearing out
the theory of evolution. It is a noble
contribution to- science, and it has
made Huxley one of the few immortal
names that were not born to die"
$50 Huxley knows all about the life
principle, does hep"
eyes; all about it,"
'.And the starting point of final
action ?''
Exactly"
"Well, see here now, can he take
some of thai prOtoplasm and go to work
and make man, or a horse, or an ele-
plant with it?"
"Oh, no, he couldn't do that"
"Can he make anything at all of it.
even a gnat or fly ?'
81 guess not"
"Well, then, he may Just go to thun-
der with his protoplasm. don't be-
lieve it's worth ten cents pound, any
how. Pears to me these scientific
fellows put on big lot of airs about &
very little. PIOtoplasm, Ell? Should
not wonder if Huxley came over to get
up a company to work it. Did you
say the mine was in England ?"
The scientist gave him up in despair
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sherIH's Sale in Partition,

IN an or der of the District Court Of Lyon
county, Kansas, made in an action for parti-
ton, wherein j. ID. Kelly, ct al. were plain
ants, ordering the following described real
estate sold at public auction, to-wit: The
northwest quarter OF section i've, township
twenty, range thirteen, in Lyon county, Kan
sas. In pursuance Of said order, the under.
signed will, on Monday, October 10th, 1876,
auction. at the front door OF the court house
of s Aid county In Imports, upon the follow
ing terms and conditions. One-haH the pur
chase price thereof cash in hand, the other
half in one years times at ten per cent. in
terest, secured by mortgage on said premises.
37-5t HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Lyon county, Kansas.
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King AlcohoI. In support of this
declaration, with a firm reliance
on the protection of providence,
we mutually pledge TO each other
our fortunes, our labor, and cur
sacred honors.
Done by the people of the Uni
ted States, in their Sovereign Ca
pacity, in this glad Centennial
year of 1876.
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If the money-ahich our young
men throw away every day for ei-
gars were devoted to charity every
man, wowan and child in Rome
could have ice cream for supper and
the stomach ache and three kinds
of cholsra medicine before morn
Rome Sentinel.
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SENATE Joint resolution No :

ISenate Joint resolution No IL
Senate Joint Resolution no. L. prOpos-
the Consultation OF the State OF Han
eas, Resting to appropriations and
Be tt TeeoLved By the Legislature Of the
State Of Kansas, tI00-Ehirds of all the
members elected to each house cO,,cstr-
ring therein:
SECTION l.. The following proposittons IN
amend the Constitution OF the State of Kan
sas shall be submitted to the electors of the
seco o0r Z Sp S or rectiSn e the general
iag the 1rst Monday in November, A. d.
eighteen hundred and seventy-six 1851:
lcle two shall be so amended Is 70 read as FOL.
lows: Section - No money shall be draVn
specifc appropriation made by law. n sSd % ne
appropriation shall be for longer term than
PropOsssioa taco: Section three of article
nine shall be amended so as to read as fol-
lows: Section 8. All county officers shalI hoid
~ a SSes Ior the sssm Of two years and nm
county eommlssloners. who shall hold their
0nces for the term OF three years: PSosided.
cen hundred and seYenty-seyen tie eomsSis-
sfoner elected frem district nuu1ISer 90 a.,
ssch county shall hold his oRoe for the term
OF one year, the commissioner elected from
district number two IN each county shan hold
his once for the term Of two years, and the
three in each county shall hold his once fsr
me term 0f three years; but no person shall
hold the once Of sheriff or county treasured
Tor more than two consecutive terInS
ssg. 1.Ine following shall be the method
OF submitting said propositions, namely: me
ballots shah be either wrfttea or printed, or
parity printed and partly written. IN regard
% proposition one aforesaid the form OF the
ballots shan BE- For proposition one to
oSitio. one % amend the Constitution In
regard to proposition two the form of ballots
shall be, FOR proposition two, 20 amend Sec
ton three OF article nine OF the Constitution
esition tEos to amend section three Of aFticie
sss.o = -
SEC B. This resolution SHAH take eject .nd
be in feres from and after its publication ia
the statute book.
hereby certify that the above bill origins
ed IN the senate On the 18th day Of January
A. D. 1876, and passed the bOdy en- the I2th
oay OF February, A ID. 1919, tWc-fhir1s Of the
members elected voting therefor.
JoHH 81. Folks,
Secretary Ct Senate.
HI SALFER, President OF Senate.
Fnssed the House, FEBRUARY Is, 1876 two
tlirds g re Ts%6szs SIS slsssea vcsing therefor.
~ G. HAskKLzs, SPEAKER Of House.
O. THoS- "a OSBORN, Goxeruor.
hereby certify siles thef5rerosne n : tina
and correct copy Of theoriGtnAf enrolled ioi1f
resolution now On HE n my once sni. IS a..
tbs sane took s1eet by Publication n ~
statute book Nay ist, A. Is. 1876. = -
In feetiEzcny Wh8reoG have hereuute suh-
seal of STATE. De2s q Toostss - - 49,
this iesh day ef July, A. D. 1875.
tsEAI 1Ho9. II. CAVANAraE
> SS-4e 54sE Secretary Of State
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CITY orF1CEKs.

Aayor-Thos Morrison. cit
Treasurer Howard Dunlap.
Police Judge-Ge0. n StoWeH -
City Attorney-J. Jay Buck.
City Cerk-E. II. Forfe
Harshel-Thos. Flemmtng. sfgF
Chief Engineered. G. McMurtrie.
Perley. I'd Ward, II. B. Lowe, j. h Davis.
ID Ward, John Henson, z. p. Bancroft. ltk
Ward, Ed. Bortou, e. Nichols.
W. T. McCarty. ID Ward, Van McC1iI0u9h.
n. T. Nix. Sd Ward, H. W. AcCms, L l..
Halleck 9Th Ward, j. A.Moore, L. b. Kel.
Eastman.
Justice Of the Peace. 3. Bachelor, Geo.
II. StcWell.
ConstabIes-T. johnson. n. W. 0ilchffest.
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sheriR,s Sale.
District Court. Tenth judicial DIstrict. John.
son county, Kansas.
David W aldo and VIM. Mccoy,
Mary L. Han. ct


Mary L. Hall, ct al.
OY virtue OF an order of sale, Issued out
Id Of the District Court IF johnson county
Kansas. in the above entitled cause, ] VIII,
on Monday, the ninth day OF October, 1875, at
ten O'Clock g. m. at the front door Of the
court house. in Empcria, Lyon county, Kan
sas, offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, So-xit: The northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section thirty
three t33l; the south half Of the southwest
quarter of section twenty eight 1881 ;
the northwest quarter Of the nerIh.
west quarter OF section thiEty-fhree f2Sl; the
west half OF the southeast quarter, and the
southwest quarter OF the northeast Quarter of
section twenty nine l29l; the east half Of the
northeast quarter and the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section twenty
nine 1891; the northwest quarter OF the south
west quarter Of section twenty-eight 1881
the northeast quarter Of the north west quar-
tsfo1 section thirty three ISL. Al In town.
ship dfteen Il6l Of range twelve l1Sl IN Lyon
said real estase viii be sold Is the property
Of Mary L. Hall, Ct AZ 70 satisfy said order
OF sale.
sherif.s once, September l. 1873.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
36-5t Lyoa county, Kansas.
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The REASON VIVA boy sat at
the corner of Grand River avenue
and Park place yesterday, gnawing
away at some watermelon rinds
which had been thrown out of g
store. A passer halted, observed the
lads occupation, and asked
"Boy, why do You gnaw those
melon rinds ?"
"Cause the other teller got the
start of me and gnawed the core -
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LOWE 4 1foELHERgEY
Central LiEeFT Feed ! sale StaSIs;,

Southern Kansas Double aud sf1klo
teams, with thu best and uEeezt nsrEseFes
and buggies in the city, ready It al tines.
Also, saddle horses for Isd1as ard senfle.
flagee. Auetou every Sst1fda1.ss 70
speeiai affenttsu Rigen t kae.alaz
orses ~ the week.
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LEGAL.
Final Settlement

4NHE undersigned. administrator of the e.
tate OF Sarah Banks, decea sed, will make
final settlement Of said estate, at the ONCE OF
the probate Judge OF Lyon, county. Kansas.
in Emporia, ON Monday, October I'd, 1875.
S5-4Wf CHARLES MANLEY.
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sheriR's Sale.
District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
county, Kansas
David Whitaker,

= vs..
r. L. Morris, ct al.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale issued out of
ID theDistrict Court OF Lyon county, In the
sbove entitled cause, IWill, on Monday, the
ninth day OF October, 1876, ct II O'Clock 3. m
at the front door Of the court house in Em-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder tor cash,
the following described real estate, to-wit |:
The south half OF the northwest quarter of
section twenty-seven [27l in township nine
teen Ily1, range eleven iii; and also the
south half Of . certain piece Of timber land
being in the southeast quarter of section
nineteen l19l, township nineteen t19I, range
eleven III and containing two acres, more
or less. All in Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate viii be sold as the property
of B.. l.. Norris, ct al, to satisfy said order
OF sale.
Sheriff Is ofice, September 1, 1876.
30-5w HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Lyon county, KanSas.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To the Constitution Of the State of Kan.
sGs, submitted By the Legislature at its
last session for the ratification or rejee-
neat general election.
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STATE GOVERN1dENr.
COUNTY OFFICERa.

Judge District Court-E. B. Peytoh.
Clerk District CouFt-G. W. Frederick. g
Sherih-Hiram Conner.
Attorney-A. Gillett.
Treasurer-Jos. Ernst. eFT
Clerk. 8. Craig.
Register OF Deede-F. r. Page. go
Supt. Pub. Instruction-A. ID. Chambers.
eurveyor-Harry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. W. Cunningham.
I'D. 8. GILMORE,
IL. A. WOOD.
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Cards ia this Directory 80 o0nss a Hns PER year

METHODIST observation-disclosures st.,
cor. 9Th Avenue. Preaching every Sunday at
II a m, and at the usual hours at night; Sun
day school at ~ p. m; Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. A H. WALTRR, Pastor.
~~~SO~SN>~Ns~~~~~~~-~ see
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Rev. Joseph Perrier, pastor. Services the
a. m, and p. m; also every Friday at Q.
m. Sunday School every Sunday At 3 p. M.
voI16n31.
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w. d. EERcusoM

"AS removed to the old stand of FerRu-
H son Harvey, where he will be glad TO
see his old friends, and furnish them with
fresh bread, cakes and pies. or warm meals
at all hours. Bread will be delivered to all
string It. / am also prepared to furnish cakes
and ice cream for festivals and parties at re-
duced prices. Orders solicited. If You wish
nae call. 3Itf
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N EW
Blacksmith and Repair Shop.
John GROWER.

post Davis livery stable. am now pre-
pared TO oeeomEno daee the public vita any.
thing II my line IN the way Of repairing and
hofSe-shoeing, and as have had 3 larTs ex.
perienee in SkoetEg turf stock make Il
Speciality, for turn my own shoes I also
and fancy steel running plates win aIeo
GUARANTEES to take and shoe horses fhaf are
lame with corns, interfering and h0oG bound
satisfaction guaranteed.
Farmers and horse dealers, give ne can /.
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RYAN & COnner's
EmpOria Carriage Factory

HorS g 8hoeInR Z 8 op alFlnRs
Mechanics ST., between 9Th 4 7tA ~.
Carriages and wagons made to order
ALI kinds OF repairing and jobbing don
in the best manner by skillful Workmen
Prices very reasonable, We invite an in.
spection Of our work and guarantee satI
faction. Come and see us.
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LEGAL.
Publication Notice.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LYON,
COUNTY, KANSAS.
Noah L0fiand, plaintiff, }

In THE DISTRICT CoURT OF LYON,
COUNTY, KANSAS.
Noah LOfiand, plaintiff. }
Maggie Lofand, defendant.>
THE said defendant is hereby notified that
l. the said plaintiff did, on the Sth day of
of the Clerk of the District Court, in and for
said county OF Lyon, seeking to obtain judR-
ment against said defendant for the sum of
cents L$T40.50 The said defendant is further
notified that on the said Sth day of September,
1876, an order of attachment was duly issued
out of said court in the above case, and that
lot No nine l9] on Merchants street. in Cop
ely's addition to the city of Emporia, said
county and State, with the appuFtenances,
was duly attached and levied upon as the
property of said defendant. The said defend
said petition on or before the 4th day of Nov
ember, 1876, or the same will be taken rs true,
and Judgment rendered for the amount Of
$40 80, as aforesaid, and that said real estate
be sold according to law. to satisfy said ludg-
ST-St Attorney for plaintiff.
nIsTRICT COURT OF the United States
| for the Eastern District of Michigan.
In the matter of George e. SOuthwick, bank
Great Auction Sale Of Farming Lands.
| At g O'Clock in the afternoon, on Friday,
/ the 9Th day Of October next, in front of the
| pOstohice, in the village of Peabody, Kansas,
| will sell to the highest bidder the following
described choice prairie lands, belonging 70
| the estate OF the aboVe-named bankrupt,
/ to-Wit:
1. The east half of section IS, town 90 south
range east, and the southeast quarter section
10, town y south, same range, Chase county.
| 2. The northwest quarter section II, and
northwest quarter section 9, town - south,
range east; the southwest quarter section g.
and the northwest quarter section 16, town
q, range east; the east half of the north
east quarter of section 19, town IS, range 4
east; the northeast quarter section %. town
n, ranges east, all in Marion 0unty; and
the following lots in Emporia city, to-wit:
128, 1S1. 1S3, 125 and lS7, Rural street; IA Ne.
oshO street; II, State street; 20, Cottonwood
street; Il, East street, and 14S and IA, West
street.
| All of the above land is In Kansas, On and
near the AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fe rail
road it has been carefully selected, and fol
quality and locality cannot be excelled.
will sell all or any portion of said lands al
private sale before said date if desired.
| TermS-One-tAird cash, and balance in one
and two years at per cent.
+. G. RUSSELL. Assignee etc.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 81. 1876. 1873:
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NASBY.
var. Nasty Gives an Account
Of a Lamem1abIe Occurrence
at the COrmers-A second
Hamburg Affair.

CoNFEDRIT X ROADS, }
WHICH IS IN THE STATE Nv KEMP
Sept. 18th, 1876.
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Rural Foprcs.

Written for the News by
farmer and fruit grower of great
practical experience.
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EMPoRlA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC

MASONIC. *
TMPORIA COAMANDERY. No q Meeka
Ia on first and third Saturdays, at AasOn-
lie hall. LID JxBoRs RC
NMPORIA CHAPTER, 3. A. II. Heets It
IA Masonic hail. on the les and 50 Friday
evenings OF each month, at * O'Clock. Com.
panions in good standing are cordially inTit-
KD. BoRToN, Secretary. - -, -
TMPORIA LODGE, No. u, AF.&A. n.
ID Meets ct Masonic hall, in, Eskridee's
building, on the LIST and Sd THURSDAYS OF each
month. Master Masons in 0O0d sfandfaS ~
cordially invited to attend.
,.W ". W. HIsBKH. WIN.
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DEMOCRATIC BI.IBERYE
a saSO 600 Corruption Fund.
Ohio she scene of operation.

The Plot CsncOcGed at PINT
An. Bay.
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DAGE makes all kinds and sizes Of Pic
Il lures, and also will go any distance 90
make pictures Of residences, LANDSCAPES
teams, sc. Entrance TO gallery drst door
south of Wicks & Benefits grocery. 18-tf
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ODD RELLOWs.

HEION LODGE, No. Is. Meets n odd
~ FELLOWS nan, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Aemberz "a
good standing invited 20 attend.
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