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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27


in time to all eastern points, via the old
Reliable Hannibal & st. Joseph railroad
and its connections. afOnly A hoursD
from the Missouri river to New York.
SUMNER ARRANGEMKSr.- Kansas
City and New York afternoon express.
has through day and sleeping car from
Kansas City to Toledo, VIA the Wabash
railway. Only one change OF cars to In.
dianapolis and Cincinnati, with direct
connection for Louisville, Columbus and
Pittsburgh. Also q through day coach and
Pullman sleeping car from Kansas CITY
to Chicago. via Quincy and Chicago, Bur-
lingGon d Quincy r. r., without change.
connecting with fast trains from ChicaSo'
arriving at New York at 7p.m. next
evening. Passengers via Wabash line car
change cars in Union depot, Toledo, at 10
p. M, and arrive at Buffalo $500. and
Niagara Falls at 8 q. m. next morning,
(tickets good via the Falls.) and arrive
New York at 700 p. m, and Boston $40
p, M, same evening; or, II preferred, can
remain at the Falls until 1870 D. M, and
arrive New York 6:45 and Boston at O.O(
q: m. the following morning, same a.
other lines,
4. PENFIELD, G. P. and T. A..
u. n: CLAYTON, Hannibal, Mo.
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NARRow GAUGE.
arnalnr Commanoa.l.

Mr.. Hildreth, OF Chicago, the contrae-
tor for the grading OF the Kansas City,
Empora & Southern railroad, arrived
here several days ago and has been wait
ing to commence work. The right Of way
difficulties have not yet been adjusted,
but Nj. II. could not wait longer and
grading commenced south OF Dry Greek,
about three miles from the city to-day,
A large amount OF his tools and other
necessary grading apparat us, are block
AIDED on fhe way from Chicago by the
railroad strike, but they have enough to
proceed with until the balance arrives.
We are more than ever convinced now
that the road il to be pushed through.
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Our Market Report
DOMEsTIcAND FOREIGN MARKETS
EnpOrfa Markets.
EMpoRIA. KS, July q. 1877.
WHOLESALE.

EmpOEI8 Markets.
EMPoRIA. KS. July q. 1877.
WHOLESALE.
Wheat-No. 3 81 IS; No. 81 10; rejectes
90 cents.
Corn-25 cents.
Oats-l5 to II cts
Hays 90 per ton.
Wood-$S 80 to 81 for soft and green wood
a and 81 50 for dry hard wood.
| Coal--Lyon county and Fort Scott IS 30;
Usage shaft 500 per ton; AToAliister, So 50
Cattle--on foot to az cents for fat COWS
"a to 81 for fat steers; cts. for calves, and
| 3 cts. for sheep.
Hogs--$S5 so to Is on foot.
RETAIL PRICES.
Flour-Fancy flour, S. 90 per 100 lbs.
Soden's -four Emporia Eagle 81 rs per 100;
xxx 81 80; xxx $425; Xxx s. %; Snowflake
50 50, Beauty . IS.
Armor's-AA, s. 50 xxx, 81 20; xxxA, s. 30;
xxxB. s. 90. Rye -four 500. Graham -four,
- 90.
Corn meal-bOIted. $40; unbolted. sOc pen
| 100 lbs.
Stock Feed-Barley and oats mixed, Tic
per loo lbs; corn and oats, 81; ship sfuH, q
| bran eOc. bran and middlings mixed, 20 cents
New Potatoes soc per bushel for choice.
Butter-Grocers pay l. and sell for lsc.
Eggs-GrOcers pay &c and sell for 10 cents.
Cheese--15 cents
Observation-Disclosures, grOceFs pay 81 30 to
- 90 per doz., and sell for % to CSC each.
Fresh meats--l2k cts. per pound for steak
to 19l< cts for roasts; to cts for boiling
pieces.
Veal and Mutton--6 to lex cents. according
TO cut.
Hams--1S to Is cents. by the ham. Bacon,
az cents by the pound.
Lard = Rendered lax cents; leaf lard, 10
cents.
Cabbages, new, cents each.
Green cOrn--10 cents per dozen.
Tomatoes So per bushel.
Beets--6O cts. per bushel,
Onions-T5c to 81 per bushel
Cucumbers.-15 cts. per dozen.
New apples--$2 per bushel.
Blackberries--l5 to 20 cents per quart.
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A THING OF BEAUTY

Indeed and . Joy Forever, a. the New
and superb EaItiOn OF the Koekv
Mountain Tourist.
So remarkably large has been the de.
mand for the now widely noted work,
the Rocky Mountain Tourist, that an en-
entirely new edition has been neceseita-
ted and is just ready for use. While the
first edition was an elegant thing, the
second edition is really superb, and the
Rocky Mountain Tourist In fte new form.
royal octave, thirty-two pages, printed on
the finest Of superseded, calendered pa
per, handsomely bound with engraved
cover, is without the sIIghtest question,
the richest and most attractive book OF
the description ever issued. All who
contemplate trip through the garden Of
the coItlnent-southWeste Kansas-to
the Alps Of America-the Rocky Noun.
tains-wfll commit the gravess Of mis-
takes by starting before securing the
Tourist, San Juan Guide and accompan-
ing maps. Simply the mere request b y
postal card or letter addressed to 4. j.
Anderson Topeka Kansas, viii insure,
by return mail, absolutely free, the re-
eeipt OF these indispensable arxfiiaries 10
trayel In the Great West.
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MORE ABOUT MAIL MATTERS.
GOOD snege.tIons BIZ 8 Foate Aeent

Good suggestIons by . Route Agent.
Having been informed that gentleman
IS finding fault IN regard to his mail, ]
want to state few daily occurrences in
regard TO mail matter. The first is hand
ing letters into the car 10 be mailed with
name Of place where they want them 10
go, but not the state; had two handed in
at Emporia my last trip last week; also q
few days before gentleman handed me,
at EmporIa, three letters directed to pla.
ces In the old country, with the State of
Kansas on them. Another is that people
hand letters to train men and they forget
them and carry them in their pockets 3
week or two. This is done every day /
have reason TO believe that this same COM
piainer adopts this plan Of mailing let
tiers at Burlington and EmporIa. 1 re-
member some time ago Of taking large
roll Of papers in the Parsons Office with
cut any directions on them. They had
been torn Of. Might have been the gen.
tleman's. II so it might be before this
time that he has read news on the same
paper made over new. might write all
day Of such occurrences as have mem
toned. The gentleman don't understand
the mail service. 1t is clock work. 1
agree with the gentleman only in one
thing, aud that Is bis statement that EN-
pOria has well kept post office. never
had the pleasure Of seeing your Office,
but mail agents know by the mail put up
at Offices whether they are well run, and
mistakes At your Office are few and far be-
tween.
Gentlemen having letters to mail had
better see to it themselves and not de-
pend on train men to mail them. have
had them, hand me letters and say, 81
have carried this week, and 1 guess 1
VIII hand IT to you now. Forgot. al
about it, 1 do not find fault with train
boys. They are all good fellows, but
they have other duties to attend to be-
sides handing in letters to be mailed.
Respectfully yours,
n
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THE HARTFORD BRIDGE.
Reply to AIr. Robsrt.s.

EDITORS NEws: I have read the COM
munication Of Alfred Roberts in last
weeks NEWS, In which he reflects un-
justly and falsely both en- Commissioners
Taylor and myself:
! wish to say that Mr.. Taylor has never,
ct any time, had the use Of cent OF my
money TO operate his mill or for any 9TH
er purpose. have never, in any shape,
given or promised to give Mr.. Taylor OF
any other man any bonus to influence the
location of the Hartford bridge.
1would further say that have used
the road leading from the north end Of
the bridge for three years, and it is the
only one use going north from nv place,
II is good natural road, and there has
never been an hours labor put upon it.
FRANCIS BRoGAN.
Hartford, July oath, 1877.
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COLGATE & CoAIPANY's Cashmere Bou-
quet Soap. and Violet Toilet Water, are
universally esteemed by the tasteful ana
refined, as the most delicate and recherche
Of perfumes.
COLGATE & CoAEPANY's name and trade
mark upon each package is q guaranty
Of superior and uniform quality.
COLGATE q COMPANY, established in
New York early in the century, will
maintain their leading position.
1I.eoW-1Y
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By universal acceras Ayers CatharfIe pills
eEe the best Of all p1Rgatfyes for family use.
They are the best product of long, laborious.
their extensive use by physicia1s- in their
practice. and by ell civilized nations, proves
them the beee ana most enestual pCrgatiYe
purely vegetable no harm can arise from fheiE
use In intrinsic value and curative powers
and eyery person, knowing thfir virtnas iii
employ fheu. yssen needed. They fae1 dc
system In perfect order, and faaintain ia
Mild searching and eRectuaI fhe1 are aI,-se..
tally adapted 70 the needs OF the diresfiye an
paratus. arrangements Of which theY preveRt
and safest physic 70 employ for elsiidre1 ~
weakened constitutions, where . ToIld. buf
eaectui cathsTtie Is required For sale by
al dealers. 3sff
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The Nerz Fast Train

To New York, via Wabash, Canada
Southern and New York Central Rail-
waye, commenced running Monday,
MAY 14th, leaving st. LOUIS and Quincy
in the morning on arrival of trains from
the West, and Will arrive at New York
and intermediate points eight hours In
advance OF competing lines. Pnllman's
Kansas City every afternoon, via FL. & st.
Joe BY, to Toledo without change, and
from ST. Louis to Cleveland with ut
change. Chicago papers. backed by Chi
cago railways, have made vigorous ef.
fort to kill this train, as 1t operates di-
rectly agaist the interests Of the Chicago
lines by q shorter line East, TT
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Major J. II. Haworth, FIT. SUI Indian
agent, arrived In town Tuesday on HE
way to his home at Olathe. He was &C
campanied by Mrs. Haworth. They had
made she trip In . wagon, camping out at
night in regular plains fashion, and were
enjoying the trip well. The Major is re-
covering from protracted and severe Ill.
ness. We had not met Mrs. Haworth be-
fore since 1856. aud were happy to renew
an old WilmIhgton COZ acquaintance,
but regretted that their stay here was &C
brief
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Joseph Pearson Julian, one Of the old
pioneers Of Bourbon county, Kan, who
withstoOd the storm Of prosIavery men
and who voted 70 make Kansa 8 free
State and who has SINCE lived and travel
ed much ~ many Of the states OF this I'm
Ion and 10 now travelling In the love OF the
gospel In the society Of Friends, common
~ called Quakers, called at our Office and
says Hflerall he thinks Kansas to Dc one
OF the best states inthe Union, all things
considered. He wished TO be remember
ed by higpld q1epdg In Kansas who stood
mp for the right In those perilous times.
S&ae.SIso dAfkkS GmpSriadis. likely to be
coon ,of the most, populOus and lead
ang citiea In the STATE.
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1t is generally supposed by q certain
class Of citizens, who are not practical or
experienced, that dyspepsla can not inva-
riably be cured, but we are pleased to
say that Green's August Flower has new
er, to our knowledge. failed to cure dys-
pepsia and liver complaint in ali it's forms,
such as sour stomach, costiveness, sick
headache, palpltafion OF the heart, low
spirits, &C., &C. out OF 80, 900 dozen bot
ties sold last year, not q single failure was
reported, but thousands of compliments.
~ letters received from druggists Of won-
derful cures. Three doses Will relieve
any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 70 cents. For sale by Moore.
and BY Pecley q Ryder. 23-tf
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J. T. Terrell, who used to be At sOden,s
mill, IL now running and has an interest
In the mill at Peabody, and came herr
Friday last TO have some machinery made
At the EmpOria foundry. Mr.. Terrell is I
young man OF excellent business quail
ties. and we believe the Peabody mill
will succeed. He informs US that the
Mennonite trade 1t Peabody is large, and
that they are rapidly acquiring American
habits OF living. '-''
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loft

A valuable combination of Sarsaparilla
and Dandeliou and IodIde Potaesa is sold
at DR.. Moore's Drug Store. 1t is highly
recommended by all physicians for dises-
ses Of the Blood and Liver. Parties
troubled with skin diseases or debilita-
ted condition of the system, arising from
impurities Of the blood or want OF action
on the part OF the liver, will find this
preparations beneficial. left
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j. G. Hall = Bro..and 8. r. Hall viii
uUxt week remove their stores from EN-
PorAa to Madison, Greenwood county.
BstA parties VIII take their entire stock
o. goods to Madison, and close business
hers We can congratulate the people OF
Madison and vicinity on their getting 6
hrstclass dry goods, boots, shoes, &C.,
store, and a tirst-class grocery store. J. C.
Hall q Bro. and 8. z. Hall are among our
most popular merchants. keep large and
excellent assortments OF goods, and are
s reliable and accommodating, and we un.
.derstAnd they so to Madison TO perma.
nently locate there.
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A. q. sacket, OF Fruitland, had rye that
measured six feet ten inches, and spring
wheat that will go 20 bushels per acre.
Mr.. Balm has been running q cheese fac
tory here this season and is having good
success. Several farms have changed
hands lately. Most Of the new commers
are from the Cottonwood bottoms that
have been drowned out and are now go
ing to try upIands.
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Hartford, July a4th, 1877.


We the undersigned, residents Of Hart
ford and vicinity, hereby certify, that in
our judgment, the bridge located by oar
County commissioners near the Hartford
Touring mill. is properly located, that
its present location is the one that would
most materially further the interests Of
Hartford and Lyon county; and that no
persuasion was necessary TO secure such
location, Il being the natural one. and
the one that will accommodate the largest
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CEMETERY WoRK.-John Morgan, mar
BILE cutter, does all kinds of cemetery
ana monuments out of American and
Italian marble. Prices moderate. Shop
corner of Merchants street and South av
nue, Emporia, Kas. 2S-tf
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EAEPORA.

We present thfssSeGk fhs 16IEosDfag neao .odrsy
fiseLaelfs Of :. The Mem apk0
Advertise: !"
Henry c. Nc lure-Assgnee's sale.
Wa. Randolph-2 Legal notices.
Scanned = Co Agents wanted.
i. N. Sedgwick-Legal Notice.
Gibson Bros-Fresh crackers.
standard Book Co-Agents Wanted--
- e. - = y. D. Eibson--eroceTios, &c.~e ~ z
q q ~ ~ u 3. Pomeroy-Normal School.
JIG. Richards-R X tickets.
Hiram Conner-Sherin 3 sale.
Joseph Ernst-Quarterly statement.
j. y. Cratg-ReWard.
e. B. Bacheller-Legal notice.
Morgan Thomas-NOtice.
T. ID. Jones-H0rse taken up.
ns-en \ Benz Trumbull-Notice. - r.
H-stts, p Lucy Peebles-Business notice. 4
H tlat- ttterIey q Ryder 3 {" - Agi
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Mothers who have weak and irritab1S
children, can secure health to the child
rem and rest for themselves by using DR.
Pitchers Castoria. It contains no NOR
pAine or anything injurious. It IL .,
to cure wind collie, regulate the boweiI
and expel worms. For teetning ehildreE
there is nothing like Castoria- 1871
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The Latest. Greatest and Most Reliable
remedy ever put together by medical sci
ence for rheumatism, Wounds, SWeliings,
Burns, Caked Breast, &C., is the Centaur
Liuimcnt. There are two kinds. While
the White Lfnement Is for the human
family, the strong kind, which is yellow
IN color, is for spawned, lame and strain
ed horses and animals. Their effects are
wonderful. 1897
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DREssGAKER. = Mrs. s. Z. Thomas
makes dresses and does all kinds OF fancy
sewing, also plating donetO order. Es-
pecial attention given to childrens' suits.
Patterns cut at any time, and warranted
to fit. Ladies give her . cali. Mrs. Thorn.
a. understands her business. She can be
found At Mrs. Davis millinery store.
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This truss is the only complete truss
made. 1t is always clean, never wears
out, is light and comfortable, and never
breaks; has no perforated surface TO pro-
duce irritation, no cloth belts to break and
absorb perspiration. For sale by
% tf PRRLEY & RYDER.
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PLEAsANT AFFAIR.-The sociable OF the
Presbyterian society held at the residence
Of j. d. Griffith, Esq, on Friday evening
last, was largely attended, and was one
OF the pleasantest gatherings we have
witnessed In long time. Mr.. Grifith's
spacious and elegant grounds and resi-
denee are well calculated for such an oc-
caaiOn
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Narrow eaure meetlnr

There will be meetiuglef the citizens
Of California township. Coffey county, at
Hoover school house, six miles east Of
Hartford. on Saturday, July 2sth, at one
O'Clock p. m, to discuss the narrow
gauge rail road project.
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DO You want lee?

Give me your order, and will deliver
1t to any part of the city. Ny ice Is from
the Neosho river, and ia pure, clear, snd
free from snow or other impurities. Il
may also be obtained at any time at Hen
uing & Bunk's meat market, Whereorderi
for its delivery may be left.
1s-tf w. C. FITHiAN.
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grange ra,L

Hon. John T. Jones, Master Of the Ma.
tiolal Grange, and Hon. VIM. Sims, Mas.
ter Of the state Grange, will address the
Patrons, and non Patrons who desire to
hear them, at Grange Hall, In Emporia,
Aug. Sd, at enc o'clock p. m. Come out
and hear them, as matters of Importance
affecting the industrial classes wall be
discussed. p. b. MANSON, See. X. s. q.
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NEW YORK MARKET

FINANCIAL.
Nzw YORK, July q.
GOLD-Opened at 1854. and closed at 1857.
LoAHs--Borrowing rates, 2K, 8 and per
per annum.
SILvRR-Bars 81 AK in greenbacks; 81 I71S
In gold; silver coin E9xc discount.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Firm
RAILROAD BOEDS-LOWer
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
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Ponds Business College, Topeka, Kan.
sas, Is said to hays one Of the best courses
many are taking advantage of the faeilf.
ties there afforded. We heartily com.
mend il TO the young ladies' and gentle.
men Of this vicinity, and hope that club
may be formed % attend, see advertise
ment in another column, headed ssFounx
Men,
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1t is decided by the people of Kansas
that no remedy is SO effectua! in removing
the bilious complaints of this climate as
Browns Liver Pills, they cure headache
and all affections of the liver. Try them.
Sold at DR.. Moore's and starr & williams
drug store. 19.ff
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Abernathy's extensive furniture and
carpet sales room at Leavenw worth was
destroyed by fire on the 18th. Loss
of stock $50, 900 ON Insurance $50, 600.
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Fred HausSler is now prepared to DO all
kinds Of hair work, and make switches
out of combIngs will bay all kinds of
hair, clean switches, shampoo, cut
ladies' and children's hair at their homes
or at his shop, on 9th avenue, opposite
the post Office. Will keep an assortment
Of all kinds Of kair goods for sale at mod
crate prices. Please give me call. Ali
work warranted and satisfaction given.
26n f. HAUSsLER.
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See Mr.. COIeman's adv. Be on hand at
Eltnor next Wednesday, August LIST, if
you want to rent the best little farm in
Kansas, or buy anything on 1t at your
own price. BOLT
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EYERYBoDYt TO know that am prepared
IL % make Photographic Pictures AOn fhe
smallest locket size 20 lie Size, "a any stYfe
desired. and at prices as low Is GOOD WORK
can be made. ] Try 1rst do GOOD WORK.
next 70 suit my customerg. have QUICK
WORKING LIGHT and CAMERA and
tnerelore seldom fal in getting good pic
lures Of the little folks, and do not get cross
u have extra trouble with them. AlWays
bring the babies and little children a tie
Ioreneon e 2lssssnt dey, for thea the light
so long. Babies take bat In white or Light
eolQred clothing. Adults take best as q rule
~ dark eoIored clothing: When yOu decide
% have your pictures taken. 20 g eariY a
the day g possible and stay until you get
such pictures IS yoa are sa4fada6 to nav for
e Xo1 have 10 sod pictRres Of yourself,
cA1EdE9ns OF 1k1e1d8s make haste ard ret then
heGoFe sAythfzg happens % prevent tEe pos
sibt.!ty. Old pictures copied and enIarEod.
Parties heying eaE6 negatives OF thensefves
o. eaii<rens caa get enlarged copies eor
framing e any time.
Bs - HICKOx.
9-W RHoT0cRAPNGR.
lsa C09MxRcL4I ST. roaEA, KAa.
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9HsOO

Those elegant two button embroidered
back Alexander kid gloves, for one dollar
per pair, are to be found in all colors, in
Guiding beautiful browns, ut
46u PERIEY,a
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We offer for sale the celebrated mixed
paints OF Vane, Calvert & Co. with the
guarantee that if they do not prove equal
to any other paint In beauty and durabll-
ity we VIII refund the money.
At WILLIAMS & BREINER.
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Mrs. Kidders' closing out sale Of mil
linery. Now is the time to buy. Every
thing in the line at greatly reduced prices.
Shade hats in great variety selling below
cost. 27-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
County TTsasuTer's Statement

STATE OF KANSAS,
LYON COUNTY.
COUNTY TEEAsURER's OPFIcE,(
EHPoRIA, July Esd, 1871. !
QUARTERLY STATEMENT-Showin the
amount of money for the different funds in
u the County Treasury at this date:
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I'VE understand our esteemed young
friend, II. n. Bachelor, Is about to hang
up his single ut Howard city. Elk coun.
r-ty. Mr. b has been prActici9g law about
fur years and has now favorable repu.
taticn and-a host OF friends. While we
regret to see any Of our best young men
leaving. we eongrstulste eur neighbors Of
Elk on the accession, In promising law
yer, courteous gentleman rand good
fSsfikeny ~ 80 81
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n,IW0s n.@@I

T HKREBY CERTIFY: That the foregoing
abatement, showing the amount Of money
n the Treasury OF Lyon county on July I'D,
1916 and the diHereEt funds 70 which e be-
longs, Is correct and true TO the best OF my
knowledge. JOSEPH ERNST,
Co, Treas'R.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
18th day OF July, 1871. Is. CRAIG,
oO-f 20. Clerk
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27

To THE PuBLIC.-All who want paint
ing, paper hanging or calsomining dom
should, before closing contracts, call on
29-3m. w. T. COoNEY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27

The "PALACE" makes speciality OF
pure drugs, fair dealing, and close atten-
ton to bushes.
At WILLIAMS & BREINER.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27

Who IL going tOtake our annual pre-
MUM Of TIE NEwss Tor one year, FOR the
tallest corn stalk with two good ears Of
corn on itf Bring in the big ones.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27

Lamp, ana lamp fixtures In endless va
riety, and bracket lamps and refectors
complete, for $1.25, S1.5O and &1.75, at
TIFF PERLEY & RYDER,s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-07-27

The Christian church has been repair
cd and new seats put In it. This improve
ment wES needed, and sllgwho attend
there will appreciate It both in looks and
comfort.