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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-H0USE.

One week only, Commencing Monday, octob 7
EnraTement OF ALICE DUNNING LIN
GARD, WIN. HORACE LIN1ARD, and ineir
superb New York Company Of twenty Artists.
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings
and " edncsday Matinee, an entirely new play,
entitled HEART AND CROWN, aud the
screaming farce, PETER WHITE,
Thursday, The Hunchback; Friday. Led
Astray; Saturday evening, Ihe vestal.
Monday evening, October 22-MR. DION
HOUN IG AULI. rs NCOnn.O the Shanghrlnn.
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ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Engagement for one week only, commencing
Monday, Oct 10, Of the talented ARTISTS,
MR.. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE,
Supported by their New York Company. Mon
day, Tul sday and ednesday evenings, THE
MIGHTY DOLLAR. Thursday, Fri ray and
Saturday, TIE liz KEr-OF-L LEAVE MAN.
Saturday-Only florence Matinee.
Tuesday, October 23-EDWIN BOOTH as
HAMLET. Seats secured ut Church's Music
Store and kobinsOn's Opera- house.
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Marriage Llcemses.

The following marriage licenses wer
issued since Our last report:
Henry Kettelman and Mary Martin.
d. Vogeler and Josephine JoiIing.
VIM. Walker and Mary Grossman.
Tllson Irwin and Belle Morton.
Mich. Nochelty and Kate Riley.
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WTANTED - SITUATION - AS male COOK
w in hotel: can do meat and pasurl; no OBJ
jcc;lon t. leaving the city. Address ROBERT
eT JAMES, II North street. ll-at
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WOODS THEATER.

A Week Of Fun and Music! Commencing
Monday, October Is, The ADAH RICH MOND
kXIRAVAGAAZA AND COMEDY COM
CHOW CHOW, III which will appear Miss
Adah Richmond, Miss Pauline Markham,
Miss Rose Temple, Mir. Nose Fiske, ami a
Coterie OF artists, both vocal and specially
lovely music, charming women, splendid cos
tunes and new scenery. Box-sheet now open.
Prices as usual. Ma;inees Wednesday and
Saturday. Grand special performances Sun
day evening.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

w ANTED - SITUATION AS clerk in
w boot aud sho1 store, by a young man OF
experience; good reference. Address C. f. s.,
"a East Third street. Hat
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FOR RENT.

L7OR RENT COTTAGE or three rooms
Il AMI good cellar; rent s. per month: also
some single rooms, and three rooms on the
second floor. Inquire at IS E. Seventh street.
Oc18-at+
TOR RENT-STORE-And basement lately
T. occupied by tho Dueber Watch case Com
pany, l75 West Fourth street. Apply at Reds
1otei. l!-4C
L OR RENT - HOUSE A 2x-story brick
4 house OIL rooms, attics and Kitchen, 134
Belts street. Apply at Ala Central avenue.
12-4t
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cans to have Belford put on the roll as
the member from Colorado.
THE COMMITTEES,

cans to have Belford put on the roll as
the member from Colorado.
TIE COMMITTEES.
The Appropriations Committee will
be promptly selected, but it is now
doubtful whether the other committees
will be filed for some time TO come. The
general talk is of Mr.. Blount, OF Geor-
gia, for the head Of the Appropriation n
Committee, but Mr.. Atkins, OF Tennes-
see, succeeds by seniority, and will
doubtless be Chairman II he desires it.
II be does not 30 elect, he will be made
Chairman Of the Committee on the Pa
cifc Railroad, to which, also, he Will
succeed by right Of seniority. 1t Is gen.
orally understood that Mr. Morrison,
who headed the opposition to MI
Randall, ia to be deposed from his
present position as Chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee, and it is
generally reported that the Hon. Fer
naudo Wood will be made Chairman Of
this Committee, buL it is thought by
some excellent judges of the situation
that Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, will bt
made chairman, and that Mr.. Wood will
get some other craftsmanship, possibly
Foreign Affairs. Mr.. Cox will probab.y
loose his position as Chairman OF the
Committee on Banking and Currency
The Chairman of the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, will be Atkins, OF Ten
nessee, or Governor Throckmortun, o
Texas.
THE ARMY BILL.
The policy of the Admins tration il
certainly to press the passage of thu
army bill, and to have their nominations
confirmed and adjourn. The Demo
cratic sentiment seems to be to oppose
an increase of the army, and also tt
leave out the res trictions on the EXecu
tive which led to the loss Of the bill las
session, as no longer necessary; bu
among Democratic Senators the view /
strongly urged that the first and perma
nent duty is to give the States thei
rightful representation in the Senate
The R .publicans will want to postpone
those questions, and leave South Caro-
lima and L Luisiana unrepresented.
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FOR SALE,

LOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large an-lb
l. piliows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds, S.; choice
seRtteis, l5c per lb. Feathers renovated. Z.
". MORkloUN,2 Il w. Sixth street, between
Main and Walnut, up stairs. se92- i'm
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TO LOAN.
Observation-Disclosures

w ANTEp - STU UATloN So As gardene
w AMI coachman on a gcntleman's place
the best Of references. Address U. b., this Of
nCe. n
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Fitty-tive Senators have arrived 81
tar, and it is believed that all the bal.
ance will reach here to-day, with the TX
.ception OF Senators Sharon and Nor
ton.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07
Id. FOX . Co.'S holiday Goods

It's no use. We can't do it. Fox in
sIsts on having US describe their display
Of holiday presents. Describe thunder
and lightning. Describe = thousand
things in . newspaper local. Describe
we won't try any such futile experiment
They can't be described. There's too ma
ny OF 'em. They I'LL the store frem front
20 rear. They pack the show cases, load
the shelves, Nil up the counters, and pre-
sent long and glIttering array Of beauty
on the extra center stand erected for the
special purpose Of displaying Santa Claus
newest styles Of presents for little folk.
big folks, your g folks, old folks, rich folks
poor folks, happy folks, your folks, our
folks. and the neighbors' folks. Fox 3
Co.'s little advertisement on this page
don't mention 4 hundredth part Of
the holiday goods In the store. 60 and
see them. It's . treat to look at them,
and costs nothing. Many OF them are 30
cheap that they cost almost nothing.
Don't forget IL. Go now. 60 the first
time you're In town, down town, or up
town. Come to town on purpose. Six
clerks, and all good locking and ready to
wait on any body. Go to Fox 4 Co.'s and
see old Santa Claus himself.
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To PREVENT AND CURB COUGHS AND
CoLDe.-A reliable remedy II necessary
In every household. PArkeT's Ginger ton
lie IL just the medicine needed. 1s radi-
eally cures coughs, c0lds, sore throat,
bronchitis. and even consumption. Il used
In Game, By ies powerful specific aeeicn on
the stomach, kidneys, skin, liver, and
mucous surfaces Of tie threat aAd lungs
In this natural way 10 eEeAHDea the waste
matters from the blood, baIlds up the tbs
sues, fort11es the system against further
attacks, and permanently allayB fnnnms-
tioas cf the tie throat, luags, and OEhsg
organs. It O. . powerful invi9orank, aAG
Affords Just TIE belp that the eyed, the
6seble, 0nd The eoaValesesn4 require. b.
cause It insares perfect digestion snd e.
soyms1f q the feed, saxlehes he biood.
and arcuses tie 4e1mans energies q the
debIIitated orEAHs. Is suRse dysDspsIA
with tEs EaRs96 6yUreszs e haadaehe,
Wakefulness, sOoF gteGAeke, I'D zeste O.
the mOutk, eengzpeal0n, Evlr eompIasnEs
pafp5tnfasn Of tie heart ETC.. and y hi,a
Il never Insecticides nor eseaaea any 6Ss
sire sof sElmuishsA & saEfEess WefwS6
end Fsgoe shrc1gk the s9stola. reaeWs the
appetite, eoothS tbs nerves, be1laAee nd
anehosy, and nves stss1gfA and slaeeiufy
% the worn o1e ffaHes BEya eLo0 Aof-
sIe frun ye1F dr1sg1sEs, EsFisy s Ryder,
EU9eEiA, knneaes e @ oa4pa0 hu&{io Is
Is eenes, aad ~ ia ezsza1sdfaaEy aar.
it, 4bo0W
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For Councrlnan, IL. HalIeer

At q meeting OF citizens Of the third
ward, held on Wednesday, Dec. 8, B. +.
Kenyon was called to the chair, and after
due discussion, the meeting unanimously
nominated L. l. Halleek for member Of
the city council, to supply the vacancy
created by the removal Of J. 81. Warneke
from that ward. Mr.. Hallsck, on being
advised OF the action OF the meeting. ac-
ceptsd the nomination.
This is an excellent nomination. Mr..
Halleck IL one Of our young and most en-
ergetic business men, large taxpayer,
and whose interests are fully and perma-
nently identified with the growth and
prosperity Of our city. He 10 in every re-
speet well qualified TO discharge the du-
ties Of the Office, and we trust his nomina-
tiOn will be ratified at the polls next Tues
day, by an overwhelming, II NOS imam.
nous vote.
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to the granting Of any license for the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors I'm said city.
We, therefore, respectfully pe1Elon sad
| ask you 70 use your influence and votes
As such mayor and e0uncilmen TO prevent
| the granting OF any license for the sale Of
intoxicating liquors in the said city:
TG whitley, A Randolph, G Dixon,
d v Bundrem, C B Bachelor, d Brewer,
DuComh Smith q Co., 81 c CLARK, Lu
Humphrey, W o Ferguson, A Glazier, =
z Case, ThOmas Aurdock, L D Jscoba'
Robert Ailliken. " A IRELAND, Lewis
Page, A c Abraham. Fred Stueky, A B
Ireland, Robert A HickOx, II w Cremer,
IL Davis.
Sd ward-EGward Norris, John D Da-
vies, Hugh Thomas, owen z Jones, VIII
liam Corbett, David PrOthero, Daniel
Thomas, L w Lewis, John Morris. John
Pope, Jas. Il Barnes, VIM. Hedenberg,
Henry Penrod, A W Richards, s B War
ren, wife and children, W r Warren, Ja-
his
cob Conner, Carey K Batter, 8 GIL
mark
ehnest, Huestou Harris, joan T Davis,
Nelson WhittIesey, Eugene Sexton,
Melvin Lessard, Fl Malone, 8 Murphy Z
Evans, John Evans, J C Wagner, Orion
ThorAley, Lot snoddy, CostoOn Wilson,
o 81 Curtis, JAS seamens, Davis,
Chester Emerson, Taylor Balden, Jseob
StotIer, B Graham, e p BFuner, W 8
Jay, d a Camp, L l. HalIeck, Aahlon
Stubbs, w B Luther, A W Stubbs. Il W
AcCune, A 3 Bancroft, b L BandIem,
Isaiah Jones. HOLLOWAY e Evans, D c
McAurtrIe, W p BrOadWell, William
Heines B + Kenyon, II Steele, T john
son. F J Jones, VIM. Ciapp, 6 D Shsritt,
T II Butler, J G Hall, VIM. Hall, TT
Rice, James Taylor, o B Hornbarger, Z
Tytherleigh, T Wise, John Morgan,
Jackson Vail, VIM. r Rothtrack, Henry
Darnell. James Call, J Young, p e
stromberg, r B Plumb, c Hood, ThOe.
Morris, Mccullough, JAmes B Hinkle,
j Murphy, VIM. F Ewing, Joseph HalI,
VIM. c Henderson, A D Fresmaa zhe1.
Holmes, Jonas E6kdeiis = a. Xeaag Jas.
3 RsWson, ID Hammond, , G Benaest, @
e Clapp, Thos. CLARK, " A Davis, G s
Faulkner, II BirdsslI, Frank Lewis, How:
ard Aurdock, W Il Folsom, W5Bydn,
John Price, W A Mitchell, JsR StogdilI,
ID b Hilton, W p Sexton, Rev. 81 III
Heyde, A. p stambooth, G W Woody, p
Dudly, VIM. Howell, Robert Ostsn. ThOs.
Tailor.
4th ward-E W Cunningham, "A Spencer,
J H White, l. Heritage. w A Smith, + D |
Stoop, W D Gentry, W T. B Paisley, o B
II Harris, W W Long, James,
Lesley, Solomon Smith, + A Cooke II CT
Houge W T Lavender, T Mcconnell,
John Quinn, s 2 Vernon, A Smith, p
Chase, Isaiah Chance, Benjamin Beck,
Henry williams, Chas. 8 Gilman. T N
Dixon, JOha CATER, Jacob Kirchler,
Owen C, Hutchlns, John wood, Joseph r
Reaves, + Brakeman, " 3 Graves, G.
Miles, j F Drake, z Upton, william
Read, Marshal Leslie, 8 W Boyer, Henry
Adare, John z McElfresh, Emanuel Ray,
L B Kellog, N W Sonnedecker, B F.
LOughlin. Alexander Kyle, Jim Dsugh-
erty. 8 Dougherty, H 8 Bunk.
W S Ramsey, A Buckner, G W New
man, TilIotson. T Bishop, Frank Harris,
E Nichols, e F sprague, Alanson Hurd, s
r Hall, E Beck, j Carson, Alex Baily, Ira
Loughlin, W W Scott, AImerin Gillett. II
n Mason WIN ThOrp, j BIgelow, 81 Der.
ryman, K A Osgood, G " Durrin, b
watson, Alex Grove, G n Ramsey, Ed
waterbury, C B sprague, o J shannon.
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DIED.-At the residence Of her daught.
18th, 1877, Mrs. Maria +. Plat. aged u
years.
Mrs. Plat was the aged mother Of Mrs.
Hood, and was IN her usual health
up to within q few hours Of her death
having taken breakfast with the family
Tuesday morning, the 9th. She had
since her husband died, some Is year.
ago, lived with Mrs. Hood. Her only
son, Captain Plat, died just one year BE-
lore her, at San Jose, California. We re-
member meeting Captain Plat here, and
found him to be very pleasant gentle
man. HIS death was q great blow to the
aged mother. Three daughters survive
her, as follows: Mrs. Wilson, widow
Of the late Judge Wilson, Of Hills
dale, Michigan; Mrs. Babb, wife Of Rev
DIR. Babb, editor and publisher of s'ThG
OccIdent," San Francisco, CAL, and ArA
Hood. Mrs. Platt was . member Of thu
Presbyterian church for more than thirty
years previous to her death, and was {
sincere christian, reVered by. her child
rem and other relatives, and by all who
knew her. She passed calm and peaceful
old age,surrounded by every comfort thai
loving hearts could devise, and has en-
teren into that other life where sorroW
and death are unknown. and all is life and
beauty IN the sunshine Of the Redeemer'a
pres ence.
Her remains were taken to HillsdaIe
Michigan, for burial beside her husband
and children who have gone before.
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Mrs. T. P. Waskey, having given up the
stock OF millinery purchased Of Mr.
Minehart, In the store Of Beck q AbFa-
ham, can now be found at the store Of
Mr.. d. Thomas, with an entire new and
complete stock OF millinery goods, In
which can be found the very latest styles
and patterns. Hats fresh and clean, right
from the market, and will be offered at
the very lowest prices. Having been
bought low, sowing to the lateness Of the
season." they will be sold accordingly.
An inspection from the ladies Of Emporia
and vicinity is respectfully solicited. 1t
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F1ne--Jamss smish's Imperial cigars.

By universal accord. Ayers Cathartic Pills
are the best OF al purSatiVes for family use,
They are the best product Of long, lahorioua.
ana successful chemical Investigation, and
practice, AID by all civilized nations, proves
them the best end most eEectual pErGative
Pill that medical science can devise. Being
use. In intrinsic value and curative powers
no other pills can be compared with them,
andevery person. knowing their virtues, will
system In perfect order, and maintain In
healthy action the whole machinery Of life.
tally adapted 70 thu needs Ol the diResEive an.
parafas. arrangements % which they prevent
and cures II ttmsly taken. They are the best
and sAfeAt pAysic 30 employ Tor childrsa aed
weakened constitution, where . mild but
eGectuel cathArtic II required. For sale BY
al dealers. SAT-
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We furnish this week, in addition e
eur regular Issue, . twelve column sup.
plement containing President Hayes
message, the ofhcial returns Of the Kan.
sas vote for State officers, story. an ex.
tract from one of Col. Bob. Ingersolrs lee.
lures, and other interesting matter.
While our columns are sometimes crowd
ed with advertisements, we trust ouI
readeas will remember that we do not In
tend they shall miss getting full two
dollars' worth OF reading matter per
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Wholesale agents, lawrence. Rs

CONSUMPTION CURED-An old physi-
clan retired from active practice, having
had placed In his hands by an East Indian
able remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF consumption, bronchftls, ca
Gsrrh, asthma, and all throat and lung AZ
fectIons, also q positive and radical cure
for general debility and all nervous com
plants, aTter having thoroughly tested
Its wonderful curative DOwerS in thous-
ands OF cases, Heais 1t his duty to make IL
known 20 bis suffering fellows. The re.
cipe will be sent FREQ Of charg. 50 ell who
desire 1t. with full directions for prepar.
Ing and successfully using. Address
with stamp, naming this paper, DIR. ]. C.
pbia, Pa. 43.8m
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DIR. John A. MOore's drugstore has got
in large assortment Of holiday goods,
fine toilet articles, vases, &c. We call
the attention OF our reader to the adVer-
tisement Of this popular store, which is
one Of the best stocked establishments
west Of St. Louis or Chicago. Don't for
get it, but go to DR.. MOOre's for holiday
good as well as for everything in the line
Of drugs, medicines, oils, paints, &c.
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CITY AND CoUNTRY.-In New York
city respectable FANNY pays 81 800 an
Lually for rent Of house. A physician
charges from three to i've dollars for .
single visit and furnishes no medicine.
In the country It frequently requires .
long ride and great Inconvenience 70 OBJ
tain physician, and when found he may
not be able to procure the proper RENE
dies. The most remarkable and unfAil-
ing remedy the world has ever seen, and
one which is endorsed by ali physicians,
is now placed within the reach OF every
family, where it can always be kept for
Immediate use. Danger arises from de-
lay. One dollar or fifty cents invested In
Centaur Liniment will last . family >
year. There is no pain which it will not
relieve, no swelling 1t viii not subdue,
wound it will not heal, or lameness It wall
not cure. 1t heals burns without . scar,
and renders lhe bites Of snakes and stings
Of bees innoxious. $3.50
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MARRIEp.-Nov. 18Th, by Rev. J. A
Collins, Mr.. Charles E. Safer to Miss
Florence Davis, both OF Dow creek, Lyon
county, KS.
MARRIED.-Near this city, on the 9th
inst, by c. B. Bachelor, Police Judge,
Mr.. John A. HillermAn and Miss Matte
Thompson, boih Of this county.
MARKEDLY r. d. 10y, At his resi-.
dence, in Americas, on Thanksgiving
eye, Nov. 18th, Mr. Edward d. Calkins
and Miss Sarah Coates, all Of Lyon coun-
~, Kansas.
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DR.. Ewing Smith and wife, we are
pleased 20 learn. are doing q good deal Of
dental work, and in . manner 20 satisfy
every one who calls for their services in
that important business. Their rooms are
very nicely fitted up, and provided with
the latest and most approved apparatus
known 70 dentistry. Their adVer-
tissment Is in our columns, and we refer
our readers to it whenever they want 9
tooth pulled or replaced by the kind that
don't ache.
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Perley & Ryder's drugstore is now
splendidly stocked UP for the holiday
trade, and as usual, Is always supplied
with the purest drugs, medicines, liquors
for medicinal purposes, toilet articles, no
lions, &c. The picture in their new ad.
vertisement Is the life like photograph Of
cash customer made happy by the low
prices and good quality Of the goods he
has just purchased from that reliable
store.
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ASTONISHING SUCcEsa.-IE is the duty
Of every person who has used Roschee's
German Syrup to let Its wonderful quail
ties be known to their frieuds In curing
consumption, severe coughs, Group, Asth-
ma. pneumonia, and In fact all throat and
Jung diseases. No person can use II
without immediate relief. Three doses
will relieve any case, and We Consider Il
the duty Of ali druggists to recommend Il
70 the poor dying consumtive, at least to
try one bottle, ~ 10000 dozen bottles
were sold Last year, aad no one case
where 1t failed was reported. Such 8
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your druggisI
about it. Sample bottles 70 try sold aE Il
cents. Regular size IS cents. Sold BY
Perley Ryder and DR.. j. A. Moore.
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No combination in the country is more
popular than the Flyers, and hereafter the
announcement OF their appearance will
secare crowded house.-Quincy (IIl.)
Herald.
Their appearance in Emporia, Dec. IL,
will be the greatest musical treat we have
had here yet. Seats may now be secured
at Miss Plumb's book store. Don't miss
seeing "Out OF Bondage"
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Report Of school district No. q. for the
month ending Nov. S0th, 1877.
Number enrolled, Al; average daily at
tendance, %. All the pupils in The SPELL
ing Glasses have standing above 95, and
the following have attained 100: Anna
Cannon, Allie Moon, Mary Noon, Cora
sponsler ana Nc. Bishop. Visitors, Su-
perlnsendent o. B. Wharton, Mr.. 4.
Wells. Miss Rachel Roberta, Mas Edith
Gibson, Mr. n. wells and several othera.
Parents and others invited % visit the
school. HIRAM T. PToaKrT, teacher.
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Almerin Gillett informs US that his COW
came home the next day after his aaver.
tisement appeared the second time in THE
NEWS, with q copy OF the paper tucked
in her left ear, peering through the fence
and demanding admittance. He is now
certain that advertising pays in any com
munity where the cows are educated to
read and write.
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Go to the ''boss'' drug store Of Will
iiAms 4 Breiner's for the great liver pills
and cough baIsam Of the wsst-BroYn's.
Here you can get all Of Browns great
western remedies and the purest and best
drugs In the market. 4S-tf
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All members OF EmpOr1a Grange, sre
requested to be present, with their baskets
we'll filed at the next regular meeting,
which will be on the eve of Dec. 18th, al
which time q number Of State officers are
expected to be with us. Patrons in good
standing, throughout the county, are cor
daily invited to come aud bring theiE
baskets. MAY STRATToN, Sec'y.
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No change In the markets, except that
live hogs bring $3.50 to 80 80, and dress
ed hogs $3.50 per 100 pounds. Newspa-
pers are 81 per year in advance, with our
new book, The Home Guide, as present
to every advance paying subscriber for
IR72
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Mr.. Milliken takes to the State Horti-
cultural Society = bunch Of Ravenna
grass, 10 feet high. ltgrew in the Park
where he lives. This Is an ornamental
grass with fuzzy head one to two feet
long, with long leaves several feet long,
and makes handsome appearance. It
was grown on ground which never had
any manure, and is the tallest and most
SNOWY grass we have seen.
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}. Jay Buck, Grand Master, dedicated
the new hall Of Hope Lodge, NO. 45,
1. o. o. F. at Perryville, at three o'clock
last Saturday afternoon, and at night ad-
dressed the order and the citizens general
ly, at the Presbyterian church at that
nlaaat
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07
The Home Guide

Several OF our subscribers have already
called In and paid for their paper up to
Jan. list, 1873, and are recorded IS being
vance paying subscribers, The Home
Guide. We trust that several hundred
VIII pay their accounts before our next
issue. Don't delay. but bring or send US
the first money you get hold Of.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-12-07

Not satisfied with coming down on pri
ces till load Of corn bought load Of
dry goods. the Chicago store has come
down our way little, andis now In
the room formerly occupied by the ex
press Co. We can see its flags from our