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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-12
The New Stay Law.
An dct 10 rcgtlo'e he stay OF crc-
cu,iOa ia certain c.tscS.

ttttftt 90 ttfttstN 'tfNlN.
Srcr,oN |. BE il enncicl by The
Senate aud House Of representa-
lives Of the Commonwealth ufpvuu
sv,vinii in General Assembly met.
AMI it is hereby enacted by the
authority of the same, That in al
cases where lands. tcncmen's a.
hcrcditlmcu,s lmvc been ur hrrctr-
ter shall br lcviri on by virtue Of
any wit of ftti f,cils or other w1i
of execution, nm IN inquest ~ six
mer. sunm pnel bv ihc sheriff Og
c,rbnpr OF any uf the cities or conn
tice. agrec,bly TO thl cNis ing law
VI tuis c'n u0uwrilth. slull fin /
that the rents. ls.unl AMI prlits 81
such properly are upt si.li 'ien,. be.
Won all rrpilsrs. within the spira @!
seven YEAR. u st!isft the drm Igre
aud go IS. or tbe debt, interest arl
costs in snch wit ns mcnii mel. II
shall ba the duty of the shlif tu
summon six mrn ur his ta.llwick t.,
80 upon the premises and value lu |
appri'sa tho sail property. anl in
MI cases whore the d.t,n lent or d.
fcnleuts shall consent tba cnn iru-
nation. agrrcl'lY tn ~ nrt Cnlillr |
I'm nct relating 20 cv'cnliDns. pass
81 the sixteenth lly of Junc c,gl-
teen hundred anl thirty eiY. aal ~
any ease where an inQuis,,iun an.l
condemnation 90 slrd estate ns
ninrcs,i shall upl b. lenmr urr.,-
Slry ~ lIW. IT. shGl be- ,hn dl,y ut
The sheriff ur rro,r ul the proper
county to summon IN ,ulrsst It sis
q 20 and lawful hreiul !crs nr hi,
bu,jW.ck. who .hil' hr mn l,t oath
~ aii ml'ipn, an shall receive In,
sam pas u. ilru,s are cu'it'cl t. in
s,mil,r eases, ~ ., uppp the prom
IS & nul ya,urnu uuDi., tho SIN,
IN tn ,lwiN cuyoa,rshl'l ml.o
r.iu.n of ~u"l vt'l,ipnor apl,li.r-
mrn'. wish the nj nt,pcslil. 10 thr
cJur; irpm which ,r sumo i. issu.l
and which vlult.ol cor nuprlis nant
shall h" cluriu-Iyt ns t. NIL vri's
lul cyrrul!olS. when puprnvr1 by
s,.l ,,,., .,rv r,,r,r ,g..,.,,;,,.
"'''' NAY w. 'o'''' "' W" N'''. =
property an ~ ct'e any WIt ot
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b
ven i'e or pl'-'. y I't tNu~t l'i' or
more OF Sucl yl,JllIba ur HVD.l.gr.
mont. and iIrn in sut.h cI., itr
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snail N ik' return oI il' sam" n''pr-
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in"uti SHALL bt stayed ~ ogr yrlr
from aud after the lpturn dlv of the
vluli,i,ui ,yunp,s al, n,h,, ,vr;t I,.
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lhlJ th' Hhe'lL or ''ton'f S'lGi nr'
bc entitled 10 ppnullg' uI.uSS ~
those c.srS where Il slicuf the prop
prtv s',u ,,r...n',,,
SIC. =. nat IN AL cases whore
lands, tCneiucnts or here ,i'lmrn'S
hlyr hrrn Lrrp'ornrr lryirl un,u
AL .,.,.,rl ill.,,
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tu' OF my VII. ul il'I ilctt', m IN
all cts,S wnerc In l., tmcnaI'S ~
here litnmruts hay, hann mr. bar,,r.
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rr0 r,ciir S.,rrrs =, II ,,r 10 ,,,,i NJ
NV oN Nv 'tt u . m. ard the A.hu.ic Ev-
~ SO .l-t - Y 20 -.
I It Sew" l. wl'r'n Stt'i,r. Stopping ~
Nt'u cot. t'r b',iitrNr iutriI,n. 9, nyry.
iu; .t-''ut"rs - .,ul iru.u rli trtIstr Iin
tnr. cNHcIf Wi iulsut i..iICt4t AMI Wsst
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VEGETINE.

Thous,nis win her Test m,,y (int \, II
voiurt,rilv) tht Vsrtins tts ier at rL
~onpDrnl se' pr'r1 ~ ~ pii'l' ri- y.
nov,,n, ard ri"ifgirk IN blr,I crtii't'i'x
all hnmrr.. ifn,trltls o. Mica ~ ssrretiins
fyom tho systsn. Invi s,'t tns,'I strc,tt'ts
iuy the swat IN i'htiitusi ~ ij','s'; iif -
u T., nav hrve c,lisi It, ITO ur,a.
lIiatth Res'orsru
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A Western paper asks peoi,lo who
think iolks 10 not read the aivcriisc-
menls to oifer " give awaya cord vi
wood. ..l,
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
AN toilaxing articles have been purchased by
the undsrsignsd at nhsfin's sal aud LETT 10 the
risssarc. An All ysrsoni are c.aiisasd not 70 IN.
tsrfsrs VI ins.l ,is With tho satac. vts >ink. 4
bvds auA isssidiaE, Cook slovs aud pips, hall
Oorn, 3 sho .ts, Asrrovs sleigh. 0sAia Drill
Guitivst0r, ua3, I.sidsrs, Pisw. lot Hay. !
Wsvons. Wagon sox, single sad Double Trees,
Bay Mare, bsy Hssss. cows, nalyss.
II ' --l-'' 10, NOyEf,
u. ~. /. a. 5, gOSIAH KLINE
vsA ~ N. ~ ~ txtks
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The Farm sr

or al pursuits nv man Invented,
tn Farm n'r's mt.es tn hrst = Intcntcl:
Hts ct,liIt gnii, his prIit htSI,
Aud OF his laOJs all rely.
Mr.h,nies, all, NV him a-c f'l.
O. hiu thr me t'htYts S'ras ni~ brcal;
Hts hands give m"h T. eve y tuihg,
Fro.u tac bsss " tutIc hing.
Tho m'ls, honey. rorii nui wheat
Are bN tlt''trs mi'i'c.unpict'
OR cliihf- ron hin 'ui.t a 1t iria',
T. deck tic fop and drrs- the wise.
W.. then. hy v''r. my its'iv -',,o-
Th' Ear u ~ rank 4 u riul tl'gr,t;
More ~ lrpe tent then tIcy al
Tat dw, II uibn tiis earthly bal.
lla', all yo r,rn"r., Young ,nl oil,
Pi.huH ypt' pl'w Nuur'tr Oiil,
Nu W altt tri-'.t uu NuIt ~ l.i.
lJur md y 'uj'ucc frO.n yupr q u.
Slrro 'hrn the rlov supports ~ nitio,,
Ltki th hfiru"r, gtv" aiinu,
u every nm prucir' rinv
Win Nhi.it' 'ttrithrs sul I'tnrN.
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Nodes OF CourishiD.

tn one State Of New Grapadi, the
righ, of asking il prouiscu usly ,x.
rrrcI hy bcrh srxcs. whr. when they
feel The passion ui lave j, clare it uijh
out the least embarrassment nui
lWuns the T. b>sncks ihc same thug
IS s,id to be- ciirlch $ III iutthcr, nnI
wrnirn more generally court the
mtn. When . y'rrg woman tails -
1--we win II u,ru. she is not nshimei
80 90 {, hi. father. hoL>c anI reveal
her pis>i)n ~ the most pithcuc man.
nrr, an 10 prhmiso submission nni
,hc l,cuc' il 10 will ,c',pt ol her %, t.
Nilt ShUIll III, insrusiD'c M ~ ~.
tent any cxc1se, she tolls III ,hc /.
re ."lvcd never to - out uf H. Iol>
~ he gives h'S consent an !, rc-
cor iiusly WG,ui up her ol.ir.s r.
ualr> there |, l,r It'll ubJiunrrl,
rctrsr. h'r. his case becomes "Nrcci.
inlly 4 stic.slnl the cnur;h is all uu
"ec .i'ir. az {, tara her utt wnrIi
provoke all h'i KIN lrci to r'vcu -
her h"nT; :, thu he has u, mo h,i
ictt bat H. b take hnS f to 4 gh' I'll
III L. "th'rwi.- dI.pp,rl "f As tho
tWo -cxr, IN q Gee, had hu' ! tlc ia
T. rcpIr.e Nth ctci other. aui u lover
wis seldom iav.he with "a oppnrtu-
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There 70 not q practicinx physi-
elan 10 Cosinstou, county, Ala.
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A I3ost,n 1rm claims to have fn
ishsd its to,oooth piano. p
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nkz-r>ssr.~<ssssz~ocx~~ar~NH

"'rl. bettar tle1 ltr, ,r,ii wa have,
Tuin 10 II t. Othsf' th,t W. knnw not or
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

The Khedive of Z Egypt has for
merly renewed the deed of gift
made to England, by his father, of
"CIeopatra's needle" and some pub
lie spirited EDglishman has made
an offer of E10,000 to the English
government to pay the expense of
the removal of the ancient mono
18th to England, to be placed on the
Thames embankment. The ODE
lisk lies en- the seashore at Alexan-
dria, half hidden by sand, The de-
tails of the plan for its removal
have been arranged by Mr.. DrexiD,
q civil engineer, and are both newell
and apparently practicable. A wa
ter-tight iron cylinder, So feet long
by Is feet in diameter, will be built
about the column, and in this boil
er-like vessel the "needle" will be
tightly wedged and caulEed. The
cylinder, with its precious freight,
will then be rolled into the sea,
when it will float with nine feet OF
water. The top will be opened for
a man-hole. Mast, sail, keel, anchor
and rudder will be fitted to this
novel vessel to complete her rig.
This strange Sraft may then sail to
any port. It will be towed to the
Thames embaukment next summer
and there put in its place by by
draulic rams.
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A decision in the so-called "Gran-
ger cases" in the Supreme Court Of
the United States has been render
ed. The cases were from Wiscon-
Elm, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota
and are of general interest. The
point involved Is whether legisla-
lures can regulate the prices that
should be charged by railroads for
the transportation of passengers
and freights. The decisions amount
to an official declaration by the Su-
preme Court, that II is competent
for the legislature of the state TO
prescribe by law the maximum
charges that may be made by rail-
roads operating within the limits of
such states, for the transportation
of passengers or freights.
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filed with blue panes and place it

filed with blue panes and place 1t
in front of your ordi
nary sash. Then bare the little girls
back down to her hip, so as to have
the spine exposed to the influence
of the blne light. Then, when the
Gun is shining, seat her on a chair g
little way from the windo so as
not to be exposed to the draught
coming in through the cFeVices OF
the window, AID let her take sun
bath of about half an hour or so.
Do that for several days, and if the
child desires, give her another bath
in the afternoon. Give her no m ed
icine, allow her to eat what agrees
with her, AID l am confident that
the child will be greatly relieved
hope entirely cured"
GIs il necessary 10 have an entire
sash OF blue panes"
ooh, no. Generally half a dozen
panes are sufficient. Bot then the
patient must move as the sun
moves
ats effect upon your injured back
was Sstonishing2"
SsVerY true, But it has effected
much more astonishing cares. Only
this morning l received q letter
from Cairo, Ill. from lady who had
been afflicted with Q dreadful case Of
spinal meningitis. She had been
suffsring for four years, and was
cured bv the blue-light process"
ais it,then, Invariably successful ?"
$50 far, am happy to say, it is.
~Are you going to take any steps
10 secure q pecuniary profit from
your discovery ?"
Not at all, sir. II people were
going to make money out of II, I'd
charge them for license. But its
power mast not be hampered. 1t is
SO essentially cure by Gods un-
limited elements that 1 wish all
mankind to participate in the bene-
flt of it. All l ask is that any one
trying the process shall send me an
account of its operation and the re-
sult. Whether good or evil, l de-
sire to know the result In all cases."
"WelI, then, as understand it,
any one suffering from local dis
ease is simply to obtain window
panes of dark Mazarine blue,
French the best place Ii in front OF
the ordinary plain window glass,
SO that the light will pass through
the blue Immediately upon coming
from the ordinary glass, the diseas-
ed parttO be directly exposed to
the blue rays. This treatment is
particularly efficacious In all dis
eases of the spine. Any one try
ing it is not at all indebted to you
in q pecuniary sense, but is asked
only to send you q minute descrip-
ton of the effect produced upon
their systems"
THAT'S IT, sir, concise enough to
telegraph"
9Th ank you, sir"
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Early to bed and early to rise.

Early to bed and early to rise,
Makes man healthy, wealthy and wise;
But early to Ryea and tardy to bed,
Makes man'Snose turn a cardinal-red.
The papers are ccmplimenting J. S.
Gilmore, of the FredOnia Citizen, for
his efficient work in the Legislature in
behalf of justice and right toward the
printing fraternity. He made & good
member in every respect, and has rea-
SON to be proud OF his first legislative
record. But the house, at almost ev-
cry session, contains a majority of ga
l0Ots who seem TO like nothing better
than slash at printers wages; and
perhaps those most active in this bust
ness, are those who have had the most
assistance from printers in securing an
election to q position for which they
were unfit.-Troy Chief.
The Hon. N. p. Banks, in early life
performed Claude Melnotte and other
parts at the National Taeatre, Wash
ington. He at that time told q COM
panion that he meant either to be-
come great actor or great states
man.
Miss Emile Schaumberg, of Phila-
delphia, seems to be the belle in Paris
at present. It is said that she was
the most beautiful woman at Presi-
dent MeMahon's recent ball.
Miss Coleman, daughter of the late
Robert Coleman, Is the wealthiest
lady in Washington.
Montgomery Sears, Boston's wealth.
lest young man. recently gave his in
tended bride $4,000 necklaces
Bennett Is said to be the only native
New Yorker who ever controlled a
New York daily newspaper.
Chief Justice Waite is said to have
the largest head in Washington. The
hat he wears is absurdly large.
A single vote sent Oliver Cromwell
TO the Long Parliament, Charles Stuart
90 the scaffold, annexed Texas 70 this
country, made war with Mexico.
bought for as California, and has civ.
en- us President.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

If there is any country in which
civil service reform is more NEEDED
than in our own, we should certain
~ say it was Turkey. Public of
ficials buy their places in all parts
of the empire. This is done either
at COnstantinople or in the metro
politsn cities of large districts. On
the arrival of a wall in the city of
his future rule, all the pashas and
missellim under his control, actually
in Office, have to present them
selves with sumo of money suffi-
cient to purchase their appoint
ments, under penalty of being sup
planted by others. These are the
governors first rscoupments.
Knowing that there are many bid
ding for his place, he then sets to
work to make the time that may
remain to him to put money in his
purse, and never 9 case IL brought
for his decision in which he does
not manage to pocket something.
What q noble illustration of the
beauties of the American political
maxim that ste the victor belongs
the spoilsl"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30
Orceon,a Raaouroaa

All about the land OF never.failinr
crops. and where grasshoppera, chinch.
bugs, drouth or hard winters ara I'M
Such Of our readers a. desire reliable fn--
formation about that truly wonderful.
country, will do well 20 send for 4 copy
OF TIE WEST SHORE, q large sixteen
page, handsomely illustrated paper. Civ
ing full information regarding Govern
ment and railroad lands, expense Of 90.
ing there, and much other valuable inf0r.
nation about the resources OF the PACING
Northwest. Sent, portage paid three
month, 90 cents; one year, $3.50. All
yearly subscribers receive the mammoth
January and July editions free Of charre.
The last January edition WAS an fmme1se
44-page paper, and contained 1iFiv. IL
beautiful engravings of buildings Ard
scenery In the Pacific Northwest. GOT mn
&C an expense Of over S3.o0O. Adde'S ali
communications to the publisher, Z. San.
uel, Portland, Oregon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

A rapid increase is reported in the
quantity Of American beef shipped to
England. It Is also said that arrange
ments are making to extend the BUSH
ness upon the continent, which has not
hitherto afforded US q market. By
way of heading of an enterprise
which seriously threatens their proc
perity some English butchers hit upon
an expedieRt of which the most YAM
kee of Yankee butchers might be
proud. They have been buying up
''scrawny' old cows and selling them
as american beef. Their praise
worthy efforts at protection were,
however, seriously interfered with by
the government inspector, who sent
them to Jail for three months.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

BURIED NATIONS. The whole
channel Of the Mediterranean must
be streWed with human bones. Gar
thaginIAns, Syrians, Egyptians, ST.
domains, Persians, Greeks, and Ro-
mans-there they lie side by side,
beneath the eternal waters, and the
modern ship that fetches freight
from Alexandra sails in lite whole
course over buried nations. It may
be the corruption Of the dead that
now adds brightness to the phos-
phorescencs OF the waves. All
told me in the East that supersti-
ton existed on this subject, which
represents the spirits Of the depart
ed as lowering, whether on land or
water, over the spots where the ru-
ms of their tabernacles are found,
so that in blowing the Mediterrane-
an we sail through armies OF ghosts
more multitudinous than the waves.
These patient spirits sometimes
ride on the foam, aud at other times
repose in those delicious little hol-
lows, which leok like excaVated
emeralds between the crests of the
waves. It is their union and throng-
ing t"gether, say the Orientals, that
constitute the phosphOrascence of
the sea for wherever there is light
the pillows flash with the luminous
ness of vanished generations, that
concentrate, as it were, the star
light on their wings.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30
MEDICAL PRoPERrIEs OF CEIrl

MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF CELERY
Il have known many who, from
various causes, have become much
affected by nervousness, and who,
by q moderate daily use OF the
olanched feot-stalks of celery as q
salad, became az strong and steady
in limb as other people. I have
known others so nervous that the
least annoyance put them In q state
of agitstion, and they were in
constant perplexity and feSr, who
were also effectually cured by q
moderate daily Hse Of bIanched eel
cry as salad. Everybody engaged
IN labor weakening to the nerves
should use celery daily IN the sea-.
son and onions in its stead when
not in season.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-03-30

Charles O'COnor's peculiar WOO.
ing is thus told by the Washington
correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald: "The young and beautiful
widow of Commodore McCracken.
of our navy, returned from abroad,
and finding her financial affairs In =
complicated state, went to Mr..
O'C0nor to get his legal advice.
MIR. O'ConOr discovered that the
Commodore he'd died insolvent, and
the beautiful widow was left to the
cold mercies of 9 selfish world,
without q. penny to call her own.
This he was obliged to break to her,
whereupon she threw up her hands
in piteousr dismay, crying: oh,
Mr.. O'Conor, what shall l dO9 1
who have lived in luxury all my
llfel' Madam said the great law
yer. the best advice ] can give you
is to marry me- They were mar
RED"
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NUMBER ID
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w "A NJ II e D

EVERT BODY TO know that / am prepared
IL to make Photographic Pictures from the
smallest locket size TO life size, 10 any stvle
desired. and at prices as low as GOOD WORK
can be made. try first TO do GOOD WORK
next to suit my customers ] have QUICK
WORKING LIGHT and CAMERA. and
therefore seldom fail in getting good pic
lures of the little folks, and do not get cross
II have extra trouble with them. Always
bring the babies and little children in the
forenoon Of pleasant day: for then the light
works quickest, and they do not have to SIT
so long. Babies take hest in white or light
colored clothing. Adults take best as q rule
In dark coiored clothing. When you decide
20 have your pictures taken, go as early in
the day as possible, and stay until you get
sncn pictures as You are satisfied to paw for
II u yon have no good pictures of yourself,
cn1ldren. or friends, make haste and get them
before anything happens to prevent the pos
s1o1llty. Old pictures copied and ENLARGED
Parties having card negatives of themselves
or children, can get enlarged copies for
framing at any time.
H. "A. TEICKOx.
ayr PHoToCRAPHER,
162 COMMERCIAL ST.. PoRIA, KAs.
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IN INTERVIEW WITH 6ENkAA1
PLEAsANTON.
From this Mornings world.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Sat Q re-
cent call upon General Pleasanton
I found him q very c0rpulent and
affAble old gentleman with snow
white hair and beard He express
ed himself happy to give me all the
information in his power about the
virtues OF blue light. asked If he
had known Of its influence upOn
animal and vegetable life for any
time.
ayes" he replied, ''I'ye had blue
panes in my grapery fer more thaH
ten years, and the action of the
light apon the plants was really
wonderful. Those vines or parts
of vines exposed to the blue rays
attained . development wonderful
~ greater than those Influenced
solely by tho ordinary light, and
Mr.. BUST, . distinguished florist,
has been very successful IN restOr-
Ing to healthful vIgOr numerous
plants, apparently dying, By the
Same plan"
"What is the principle, General p
"Why, the electro magnetism de-
veloped by the passage Of the sun's
rays through plain, transparent
glass associated with blue glass DOS
sess wonderful curative powers"
what kind of glass do you use ?''
"a French glass of dark Maza-
rine blue 1t To colored with CO.
bait, the ingredients of the glass
and the metal being fused together. .
what is the method Of applian-
ces--say, to . little girl with curva-
ture OF the spine? / know one 40
afflicted"
"Weil, If you want an exeea6inO.
JyStrony light, have q whole sash
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z Wef ninmner.

1t seems to be g pretty we'll cstab-
Iished fact that the theory, discussed
at length several years ago, by c. w.
johnson, Esq, of this city and which
is that heavy SHOWS in the mountains
during the winter and spring are al
ways followed by abundant rains
throughout the country between the
Missouri river and the mountains, Is a
correct theory. The experience and
observation of plainsmen aud army
officers for quarter of century past
sustains it, and it is based on correct
scientific principles. We may, then,
rest assured that we shall have album
dant rains this summer. The SHOWS
In the mountains have been abundant
all winter, and for the last ten days
there has been almost q continuous
snow storm there. The drifts are i'm
menses There have been several in
stances of loss of life by avalanches.
The valleys are covered to an enor-
nous depth. There has not bsen an
other such winter, with respect to
snowfall. for many years past.-Atch-
ison Champion.
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ODD FELLOWS.

TNION LODGE, No IS Meets at Odd
~ Fellows hall, over Emporia Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock Members IN
good standing invited TO attend.
Il. JEFF, N. 6.
r. w. HIRTH, Sec'y.
EMPORIA ENCA MPMENT, No II. Meets
u at Odd Fellows hall. LIST and Sd Tuesdays
each month. The following are the elected
officers of Emporia Encampment, No. II, for
the ensuing term:
J. II. wARNKKK, c. P.
+. w. HIRTH, Scribe.