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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

and so light, heecy and beautiful are
the flowers and ornaments on it, that
no one would ever guess OF Whist ma
terial it is made. lE can be worn, but
not very comfortably, and it is strong
enough not only TO bear ordinary
handling, but TO be packed away for
transportation in trunk. 1t took the
workmen tour weeks to make it, and
is offered for sale at $3.50. There are
also two working glass engines, one
of which is a nOncondenser, and the
other 3 condenser. The condenser
works fountain, and pumps up water
which falls upon and runs a glass wat
er wheel, while the other engine works
whole gang of glass rock drills.
Among the Italian collection of stat
ury are Two life sized figures, repre-
senting "Joy" and "Grief.'' ttJoyo is
little boy about Two years old, with
nothing on but shirt that does not
reach tn his knees. In his right hand
he is squeezing little bird us hard as
he can, and his face is q picture of
merriment and laughter. "Grief' is
the same youngster, who has suddenly
wakened to the fact that he has squeeZ-
ed his little pet TO death, and stands
holding it disconsolately out in his
mana, white weeping bitterly.
Another statue represents a little
crying child, in very short dress,
who stands holding a spoon In one
hand, while he is digging the fist of the
other into one ofhis eyes. At his feet
lies the fragments of a broken cup
which has fallen from his grasp !.
This broken cup is so prettily finished,
and so highly polished, that it looks
like genuine china, instead of marble.
would like to compare the differ
ent exhibits of statuary, but it is so
exceedingly hard to distinguish for
eign from American work. For in
stance, the largest portion of the Ital-
ian collection is sent here simply for
sale, and have evidently been pur-
chased by regular dealers in marbles
for that purpose only. For all that is
known, the very finest of them may be
American or English work. Italy
has, however, by far the finest and
largest collection, though some of the
American statues are as fine as any
other. JABRER.
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There is cornet player in Gil
more's band who but recently
walked like a terrapln, his belly
nearly to the ground. He was
suspended by the chin and arm
pits by DR.. Sayer, and encased in
a "plaster of Paris socket" and
now blows his horn with redun-
dant lungs, an object of interest
to his species, particularly to ply
sicians. The manner of mis- cure
is, like all signal discoveries, so
simple that it eXcites q smile for
the worlds long obtuseness to the
art. The hunchback is hanged
up by an apparatus which raises
the chin. throws the head back
slightly, and straps under the
arm-pits, throwing the body in
its natural gravity, relieving the
oppressed respiratory organs and
the heart, and without pain or
exertion strengthening the spine.
So far from being distressed at
the unwonted relation of the mus
cles, cartilages and organs, the
patient exclaims with delight up
on the relief he feels. While sus-
pended and the spine fully return
ed to the perpendicular, a bucket
of plaster is brought in, the ba-
sis of which is of strong tex
ture, and the covering of wet
plaster of Paris. One by one
these bandagss are wrapped
around the chest and back, and
the plaster is pressed into every
recess and wrinkle of the trunk,
where it sets and hardens, and an
outer integument or shell is form
ed around the patient, SO close
yet so light and SO we'll identified
with the body, that it fits easily
like kid glove, yet binds the
trunk like a corset. This or sue
cessive plasters are kept upon the
subject for months, or, according
to the viciousness of the case,
until the spine has resumed its
normal grace and consistency, and
becomes firm, like a crooked tree
bandaged into shape. Thus the
same plaster in which the sculp-
tor has for ages made forms of
beauty contained the medical sug-
gestions for more human models.
ApPelIes and Donatello had cast
the plaster into dumb forms, at
which poor, envious hunchbacks
locked with humiliation, and pass
ed along for generations ashamed
and unloved. The surgeon came
at last and touched the plaster,
and left it's virtues for a human
art, and the statutes he resolved
incased the grateful hearts of
men and women.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Gen. New
ton announces that the reef at Hal
iett's Point has been swept away,
and the summary of the facts is as
follows: From $50 feet distant from
the shore line to the line of buoys
the bottom slopes gradually from
eight feet depth al low water to
twenty feet outside of the buoYe.
Nothing less than twenty feet of
depth at mean low water was OBJ
served. The divers have been ex-
aiming the reef and report 3 thor
ough break up.
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[senate joint resolution 30. ~

lSenafe joint resolution No. IL
Senate Joint Resolution No. 1. oroDos-
Ing amendments to Articles and o of
the Consultation OF the State OF Ham
County Omcers.
State Of Kansas, tSo0-thirds of all the
members elected TO each house concur
ring therein:
SECTION 1. The following nronosfstora "a
amend the Constitution OF the State of Kan
sas shall be submitted to the electors of the
electIon 20 be held on the Tuesday s1cceed-
ing the first Monday in November. A, d
eis Bi hundred ana seyenty-six 1885,:
icle TWO snail be SO amended as to read as fol-
lows Section "A. No money shall be drawn
from the treasury except in pursuance of A
specific appropriation made by law. and NO
appropriation shall be for a longer term than
PropOetti0n tsoo: Section three OF article
nine snail be amended so as to read as fol-
lows; Section 3. Ali county officers shall hold
til their successors shall be quaIified exeent
county commissioners, who shall hold their
omces Tor the term of three years: Preceded.
Ihat at the general election in the year eight
cen hundred and seventy-seFen the com11is-
sioner elected from district number one in
each county shall hold his office for the term
OF one year, the commissioner elected from
dlsErIct plumber two In each county shall hold
ms once LOT the term of two years, and the
three IN each county shall hold his oflice for
soS Term OF three years; but no person shall
nold the once OF sheriff or county treasurer
Lor more than two consecutive terms.
PIC. = The following shall be the method
Of submitting said propositions, namely: The
ballots shah be either wFittea or printed or
partly printed and partly written In regard
20 proposition one Aforesaid the form Of the
amend the Constitution" and "a gainst pron
oR1elon one to amend the Constitution D In
regard 70 proposition two the form of ballots
snail be, For proposition two, to amend see
Of the State Of Kansas cor sAgainsf DroI,-
osition two. TO amend section three OF article
nine OF the Constitution of the State OF kan
sas.'' - ----'
SEC. 8. This resolution shall take effect ana
be IN force from and amer its Dublicafjon IN
the statute book. An
hereby certify that the above bin oriatna-
"a u 1 S1s senate on the 18th day OF January,
=. y. iSs0. and passed the body en- the I2tE
Gay o. FEBRUARY, A. d. 1916, tvyo-thirds Of tI5e
members elected voting therefor
JOHN III. FOLKS,
4. J. sALTER, President 81 senS At SsnA'e'
fassea the House, FEBRUARY IS, 1876. two
thirds Of the members elected yotin = fherefoY
HEzRY BOOTH, Chief Clerk OF House
An y; =; = d4Rs sI1s. sssaker Of House.
THos. A OSBORN, Governor
hereby certify that the foregoing Ia = true
ana correct copy Of the original enrolled FONT
TesoIct1on now on die in my ONCE, ana that
the same took effect by Publication n t1e
statute book May list, A D. 1870
In testimony whereof have hereunto sinh,
scribed my name, and afixed the great
seal o. state. Done ~ Topeka KsTlsas
this 10th day Of July, A. D. 1914
ZEAL! IAOS. Il. CAFAHANAUH,
secretary OF State.
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Alexander Sinnot, telegraph OPP
orator at Savannah, writes on the
25th inst, as follows:
This is sad place. Every place
of business is closed and the streets
are deserted. There is not a house
in the city that has not been infect
ed with the plague. The people
think of nothing else, and, rs con-
sequence, one hears nothing but
tales of the sick and dying, aud their
horrible suffering. They ALI look
upon me with wonder, and are ex-
pecting me to go under all the
time. / was the only passenger on
the Savannah train when we chang
ed cars at Miilen. / can't say when
l will be able to leave here. There
seems to be no hope of the fever
subsiding until frost.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

The horse Ten Brooke ran four
miles at Louisville, KY, last week,
in z :l534. This beats the fastest pre-
vious four miles, Fellowcraft's, at
Saratoga in 1874, by 80 seconds,
and beats LexiDgton's time at New
Orleans, in 1855, by 334 seconds.
Ten Brooke is a grandson of Lex
ington, and now stands as the fast
est 4-mile on record. He has also
run the fastest three miles on rec
ord-in 5 :261<.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

The Valley Savings Bank, San
Francisco, and the New Amsterdam
and Bond Street Saving Bank, New
York, failed last week. The depos-
it's were 100000 in each, mostly
belonging to industrious people in
very moderate circumstances. The
widespread misery caused by the
failures of savings banks can hard
ly be estimated. Their management
should be strictly subjected to legal
supervision and rigid control.
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sherLH,s Sale in Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to
IN an or Ter 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 five, township
twenty range thirteen, in Lyon county, Kan
sas In pursuance of said order the under
signed Will, on Monday, October 16th, 1875,
auction. at the front door of the court house
OF S Aid county in Emporia, upon the follow
ing terms and conditions: One-haIf the pur-
half in one years time, at ten per cent in
6erest, secured by mortgage on said premises
5I-5t HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Lyon county, Kansas.
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M s. sToRRs, of parts unknown will

NJ s. STORRS, of parts unknown, will
IN take notice that he has been sued by
Eiizabet tn Storrs; that the petition has been
hled IN the District Court of Lyon county,
Kansas; that the names of the parties are
StorrSs defendant; and said defendant must
answer said petition on or before the 18th tiay
as true and Judgment rendered accordinpIy
divorcing said plaintiff from said defendant.
and Earring him forever from settling up any
right or title in and to lots l35 and i37 on
Market street, in the city of Emporia. Lyon
county, Kansas, and for her costs
4O-3t z. w. CUNNINGHAM.
Attorney for plaintiff
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Cousin Mark-tNor 1; nor read
ing of any kind. This is my last
evening in New York. Miss Kent. y
Miss Kent hope you've en-
joyed your visit
Jennie into nay very head this
time -She's as shy as 3-year-old
colt.
Cousin Mark-ssI didn't think 1
should feel so sorry about leav-
ing"
Jennie-"He is the wreck, you
remember"
A long pause.
Miss Kent-''1 think 1 hear the
baby"
Cousin Marx" Oh no. You are
fond of babies, aren't you, miss
Kent?"
No answer from Miss Kent.
Cousin Mark-"I have been
a very lonely man. Miss Kent, but
| never realized how lonely the
rest of my life must be until I
came to this house"
Jennie-"Oh' how lonelyp'
Cousin Mark-s'Ncw 1 must
return to my business and my
boarding house. Think of that,
Miss Kent, boarding house for a
man that loves domestic life as
well as 1 do, Miss Kent"
just then we very distinctly
heard little kind of a purr, which
sounded very much like a note of
intense sympathy from Miss Kent.
Cousin Mark-''I have friends
in San Francisco, of course, but
no Preside like this, nobody to
care for me If 1 ana i'll, nobody to
feel very badly if 1 de-"
Miss Kent-''I wish you lived
in San Francisco, You could al
ways call upon me if you needed
anything
Cousin Mark-If you will go
to California with me. Miss Kent,
I'll wait another week.
Miss Kent-"Why Mr.. Lansing,
what do you mean? What would
folks say?"
Cousin Mark-"I don't care for
folks, if you'll go we'll have q
house as pleasant as mon
ey can make it. You shall have
birds, and flowers, and horses.
and all the scientific monthlies
you want--deuced if you shan't-
and you shall never sew a stitch
for anybody but me. Will you be
my wife,
Just then Jennie and I stepped
up another peg, and there was thai
little old maid, who wouldn't marry
the best man that ever lived, hug
ged close to the mans breast who
wouln't marry the best woman
that ever lived, not even to save
her lie. We came away then. but
it's my opinion that they remain
ed in just that position till W.
rang the bell half an hour later
GLOW did you known" I asked
of Jennie.
"My DEAR" she answered, "mJ
whole reliance was upon human
nature; and let me tell you, goosie
whatever else may fail that new
er does.'F
"Why, Miss Kent, what makes
your face so red?' inquired Jen
ME, upon entering; land, Cousin
Mark, how strangely you look
your hair is all mussed up"
"fnd 1 hope to have it musse'
often" said Cousin Mark boldly
"Miss Kent and are to be mar
ried next week"
Jennie laughed till her fac
was purple, and when 1 went u
stairs Miss Kent was pounding
her back.--Harper's Bazaar.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

Secretary Cameron explained his
southern policy to the Nevada Gold
Hill News: "Our idea is only to
see fair election. If a negro wishes
to vote the Republican ticket, we
propose to have him vote it, if we
have to march every United States
soldier in the south to the poll to
protect him. But we viii! give the
same protection to negroes who
wish to vote the Democratic ticket.
We want fair election; that's all.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

The Douglass county reform con-
vention has nominf ted Elk Gov.
Robinson and Robert Morrow for
the State Senate. The journal no
titles the Republican convention
that this is a strong ticket, and that
good nominations must be made to
beat it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

Col. John A. Carpenter, of Cha
mute, has been nominated for State
Senator by the Republicans nf Ne
Osho county. We are glad of this,
because we have always looked up
on Mr.. Carpenter as one of our
best and ablest men. He has been
tried in both branches of the legis-
lature, and has not been found
wanting
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

The Centennial premiums to pi-
amos, sewing machines, ETC., have
been awarded, and every machine
and instrument which was awarded
anything claims that its premium
is the highest of all.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

A SNIFF OF j UsTICE.-Jacob Hunt
singer, late president of the late
Miners Trust Bank, Pottsville, Pa,
has been sent to Jail, instead of to
Congress, on charge of embezzliDg
two hundred thousand dollars.
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CoFoner's Sale,
IN DISTRICT COURT.
LYON COUNTY, KAs.I

LYON COUNTY, kAs.}
j. S. Sheed, Plaintiff,
VS..
AIcoers L. mcdonnell and Mary A. Mcconnell,
Defendants.
nj OTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF
~ an order of sale Issued to me BY the clerk
OF SAID court, IN the above entitled action I
VIII, on Saturday, October %, 1916 at 0ne
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, at the front door of
tne court house, in EmpOria. Lyon county,
Kansas, sell to the Highest bidder for cash. at
PUBLIC auction, the following described real
estate, situate in Lyon county, Kansas to-
WI: 1he northeast quarter of section one,
IN township seventeen, range twelve, excent
TWO acres in the southwest corner. previously
decided by r.. L. Mcconnell and wife for
s scho1 1 purposes. And the said property will
l.. Mcdonnell and Mary A. Mcdonnell.
AppFaiSement six dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
cShIS per acre X. II. CHITTENDEN
1913 Coroner Lyon County, Kiss.
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BUILDERS ARCHITECTS q.
RAWLINGS . LANDRN
Cards 4" tAts Directory 80 oeAss Wa1 pr yea

METHODIST observation-disclosures st..
cor. 9Th Avenue. Preaching every Sunday at
II q. m, and at the usual hours at night; Sun
day school at 21< p. m; Prayer meeting every
thursday evening. A. II. WALTER, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Rev. Joseph Perrier, pastor. Services the
fourth Sunday Of every month at and 1890
q. m, and p. m; also every Friday at a
m. Sunday School every Sunday 1t 8 p- n.
Vol1on4.
CHRISTIAN-Corner Exchange Street ard
7th Avenue. Services every Sunday at the
usual hours. Sabbath School at o'clock D. NJ.
All are invited.
acknowledgements street corner eth
Avenue. Services second Sunday in each
month; Sunday school 12k p. m.
Acknowledgements st. corner I'd Ave-
nue.. Services every fourth Sunday.
CHURCH OF CHRIST.-Corner Exchange
street snd Seventh avenue. Regular services
every Lords day, morning and evening So
SiaI prayer meeting every Wednesday even
ing. Lords day school 1t O'Clock. Public
invited Elders: Sciomoa Brown and W H
H. Wood. : a
BAPTIST-Merchants street corner eth
Avenue Services alternate Sundays. A. n
AvEEILL, Pastor. -
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On the first of October 700 new
mail routes were opened, complet-
ing the mail service in every State
and territory. This is one of the
things that the Republican party is
accountable for.
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CITY oFRIcERa.

CITY OFFICERS.
hayor-Thos Morrison
Treasurer Howard DUNLAP.
Police Judge-Geo n StOWeK
City Attorney-J. Jay Buck.
City GePk-E. II. Forde
0arshaa-Tkoa. Flesnmlng
Chief Engineered. q. McMurfrfe
Councilmen-1se Ward, Il. a. Baker. l. 4
Perley. ID Ward. H. B. Lowe. J. Il. Daxis.
81 ~ ward, John Henson. E p. Bancroft. Ash
w ard, Ed. Borton, e. Nichols -
Board Of Education-istW ard, J. icy Back.
w 4. McCarty. ID Ward, Vel EOlsIlioagh
n. =. Nix. Sd Ward, II. W. AcCuna - ~
Halleck 9Th Ward, j. A.AooEe, Z. q Kel.
logg Treasurer Hoard OF EdGcation. ID. ".
Eastman. "
Justice Of the Peaes-c. B. Bacheiier, Geo.
COastabIes-T. johnson. h. W. GHsh-sesa.
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Toledo, Ohio, suffered a severe
loss on the 28th ult., by fire which
destroyed the Milburn wagon works
valued at 100000, and threw 300
men out of employment.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13
W. Q. FERcusoN

HAS removed 70 the old stand Of Ferv..
- son z lHaryey, where he will be 9lad to
fresh bread, cakes and pies. or ygarm .e.ssIe
g al nS1Ts. Bread viii be delivered - 7 Al
string It am also prepared 70 f1rnis6 s.afes
ana lcf cream Ter festivals and paFfies a. re-
dnced prices. Orders solicited II You wish
me call. ~, sAss
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SheriRs Sale.
District Court. Fifth Judicial District. LYON
county, Kansas.
Bourdett Wood,

county, Kansas.
Bourdett Wood,
VS..
W. II. Skinner and Sarah C. Skinner
DY virtue OF an order of sale. issuea out
ID OF the District Court of Lyon county
in the above entitled cause will, on Mon.
day, the sixth day of November, 1876 at ten
O'Clock q. m. at the front door of the court
house, in Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas,
oher for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described real
estate to-Wit: Beginning at stone % rods
east OF the northwest corner of the southeast
9uareer OF section 10, township 49, range IL !;
thence south so rods to a stone: thence west
70 rods TO stone; thence north 50 rods to a
stone; thence east 20 rods to the place of be-
beginning, containing Is acres, in Lyon
Said real estate viii be sold as the property
Of the defendants, w. II. Skinner and Sarah
Z. Skinner, to satisfy said order of sale.
Sheri6's ONCE. October 4, 1876
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
sO-os Lyon county, Kansas.
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The New York Mail says Senator
Conkling has taken no part in the
present canvass because he has been
under medical care ever since his
return from Washington.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given, that so much of
IN each tract of land or town LOT descrIbed
IN the following list and situate in LYON
county, Kansas, as may be necessary for that
purpose, will, on the 4th Monday of October
1916, be sold by me at public auction, at NV
once IN the city of Emporia, in said county
OF Lyon, Tor the taxes and charges thereon
JOSEPH ERNST, Co. Treasurer.
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Remember the calculation on
which the Democratic party is
building all its hopes of success.
Solid Sonth, electoral vote, 1873; adj
diIional vote necessary to election
At. New York and Indiana cast
so; New York. Connecticut and
New Jersey cast so; Now York,
New Jersey and California cast so.
Almost three-fourths Of the vote
necessary TO secure al election
comes from the South. In the
clearest. plainest, most emphatic
way q Democratic victory is a
Southern victory.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

To the Constitution Of the State of Kan
sGs, submitted By tie Legislature at lis
last session for the LITIGATION or rejec-
neat general election,
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STATE GoVERNMENT.
COUNTY OFFICERS,

Judge District Court-E. B. Peyton
Clerk District Court-G. w. Frederick,
SheriR-Hiram Conner
Attorney-A. Gillett.
Treasurer-Jos. Ernst
Clerk. s. Craig.
Register OF Deeds-F. 3. PAGE.
Supt- Pub. Instruction-A.D ID. Chambers.
suryeyor-Harry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. w. Cunningham.
Commissioners IR. TaTL Sa
IL. A. WOOD.
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Ohio has never gone Democratic
in Presidential year since the Re-
publican party was organized.
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LEGAL.
LEGAL.
Sheriff's Sale.
District Court. Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
county, Kansas.
c. Wells Admi isfrafnr
SheriR,s Sale
A. L Watkins.

R1 virtue of an order Of sale issued out of
- theDistrict Court Of Lyon county, in the
ABOVE entitled cause, viii, on Monday, the
sixth day of November, 1876, st II O'Clock q m .
at the 1ronS door of the court house in EN-
Por1a. Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at
pubic auction, to the highest bidder tor cash.
the lollowtng described real estate, to-Wit |:
Inc south half of section IS, township I6
range IL east OF the 9th principal meridian. in
Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
OF the DEFENDANT; A. L. Watkins, to satisfy
Sherin's ONCE, October 4, 1876
4O-Sw HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Lyon county. kansas
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Lot Is in block 7S, Americas.
Lot n, Neosho street, Emporia.
Lot 154, Merchants street. Emporia
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PHOroaRAPHTn

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes Of Pic
= lures. and also win go any distance TO
teams &C. Entrance to gaIIeFy Sir1f 49,.
south OF Wicks = BeEnetE's Erocery ISfr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-10-13

OK IN QOn per day ~ home. sam.
&g W QNO pies worth 81 free.
lilly eEIEEoH q Co. Pcrfiand. eH
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Northern and western Texas re-
port heavy grasshopper invasion.