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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23
Lyseum Contest.

EDITOR NEWS: On last Saturday even
ing the Plymouth and Liberty lyceums
held a contest In literary exercises. These
consisted OF essays, declarations, select
reading, paper and debate. i send you
the results for publication. In grading,
three points were considered - subject
matter, delivery, and position, each be-
ing graded in a scale OF ten, each judge
making his own estimate and the three
combined for final result. The highest
marks any one could get, therefore, was
thirty from each judge. Or ninety from
all. The figures given by the judges
were as follows:
ESSAYS.
Plymouth Jennie Melville, Miss
Jennie Campbell. First judge, Sc; I'd, 90;
3D.. A.. Total, 157.
Liberty-Miss Fanny Mutt, Mrs. =
Walker. First judge, 40; I'd, 40; Sd, 55.
Total, I40.
Balance in favor CT Plymouth, g.
DECLARATIONS.
P1ymouth-Miss Sena Dixon, Miss A.
Harris. First judge, 46; I'd, so; Sd. 55.
Total, Isl.
Liberty--Mr. s. A. Aldrich, Miss Flora
Miles. First judge, 50; I'd, IS; Sd, 81.
Total, ia.
Balance In favor Of Liberty, %.
PATHETIC READING.
Plymouth-Mrs. Fanny Carter. First
judge, 30; I'd, %; 3D., 80. Total, 50.
LDerty--Mrs. Anna Keys. First Judge,
81; I'd, %; Sd, 20. Total, SO.
Balance in favor Of Plymouth, 20.
HUMOROUS READING.
Plymouth-C. T. Pickett. First Judge,
80; ID, %; Sd, 80. Total, 80.
Liberty-Albert Keys. First judge, 90;
I'd, 81; Sd, D. Total, 81.
Balance in favor OF Plymouth, 8.
PAPER.
Plymouth-Ar. N n. Hinshaw. First
judge, 20; I'd, 81; 50. 81. Total, 81.
Liberty--Mr. Lon. Mutt. First Judge.
%; I'd, %; Sd, 80. Total, IS.
Balance In favor OF Liberty, %.
MajoritIes. Plymouth-Esaays, 8; ps-
thetie reading, 20; Humorous reading, 8.
Total, 80.
Msjorities. Liberty-Dsclamatiens -;
Paper, 20. Total, 4S.
Balance In favor Of Liberty, IL.
Debate followed upon the question
3" Resolved. that man is the arbiter OF his
own destiny"
Plymouth took the Affirmative, with the
following speakers, s. B. Dillon, Miss Jen
ME Melville and Malcolm Campbell.
Liberty took the negative. by Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Hunt and j. A. Miles.
The speakers occupied nearly two hours.
The decision given, two in favor OF the
negative, and one for the Affirmative.
The judges were, for literary exercises,
Prof. J. G. Winnie, Hon. Geo. Johnston,
and Miss Julia 81. White; For debate,
Messrs. Paris Mills, C. s. Ford, and VIM.
Flickinger.
The exercises throughout were well
performed, and showed ability and prep-
sration upon the part Of the performers
The contest was pleasant and good hu-
mored, and all went away feeling well
paid for their efforts.
Yours, &C.. PLYMOUTH.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

The Chicago Times has no
great admiration tor insurance
departments. 1t had the follow
ing in its issue of last Sunday:
with all their pretty ma
chinery, State bureaus of insur-
ance seem worthless. At best
they lock the door after the horse
is stolen. Look at the case of
the Continental. Its receiver,
reporting q deficit OF half q mil
lion, states that q rigid examina-
lion OF its affairs any time these
six year would have disclosed its
hopeless insolvency: yet year
after it passed muster and con-
tinued in business. Protection
does not seem to protct any more
than that a certain kind of life
insurance"
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i, A young lady of Grasshor

"A young lady of Grasshop-
per Falls, bet young man a kiss
that Tilden would be elected--he
to pay if TIlden won, she to pay
if Hayes was elected. On the
morning of the Sth he called and
paid the bet; on the 9th he called
and took it back. That evening
she paid the bet. The next morn
ing she took it back, and he paid !;
then she paid, and he paid, and
so they have been kept busy by
the contradictory dispatches ever
since, and both declare thei- will
tngness and ability to hold out
until Congress decides the ques-
ton. They don't like the new
bill.
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In the District Court of Lyon countv.l
State Of Kansas.
Ell Goddard plainti6.

In the District Court of Lyon county,I
State Of Kansas
y. L. Goddard, plaintiff,
VS..
Lewis Haines, John s. Click, Lawrence ID
Bailey and Thomas Carney defendants
To the defendants, Lewis Haines and John
8. Click:
You will take notice that you have
been sued in the above entitled cause in the
above named court, and that plaintiffs peti-
tio1 lie filed therein; that said defendants
mus. answer said PLAINTIFFS petition on or
before the 30th day Of March. A. D. 1871. or
said petition will be taken as true and judz-
ment rendered accordingly; that said plain
til Is the owner and In the lawful possession
OF the follcWing described land in Lyon
county, Kansas, tc-wit: southwest quarter
OF section q, township Is. range IL: and that
PLAINTIFF title thereto be forever quieted
against any and all claims or interests OF the
said defendants thereins and that said defend
ants and all persons claiming said Premises
or any interest therein, under Or throlIa = them
or sny or either Of them, may Be f0rsver re-
strained and enloined from setting up or pros
ecuting any claim OF title to said premises, or
any interest therein against said plafnffG
his heirs and asstgnej and for ereh other and
further relief as may be right, and for ccEts
7-3t GILLETT & FORDE,
Att.ys for plaiBtf6,
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At the general conference OF
the Mennonite church, which was
recently held at Elkhart, Indiana,
1t was resolved that all members
of the chuch who had voted at
the late Presidential election
should be admonished, aud that
eyery minister should try to in
duce their members to abstain
from voting. A resolution was
also adopted prohibiting members
of the church from joining Sc.
cret societies.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1877.
DESPAIR.


Who on the giants tomb
Sits in TIE twilight gloom,
With white hands 1oldedf
Her breath comes fresh and warm.
Silent she waits. form
Divinely moulded
Maiden she Is; with eyes
That search the dark still skies'
She sits b. the shadow;
Strewn scented at her feet
Are rue aud lil.ies sweet,
And flowers o. the meadow.
And in her wild black hair
Are Will weeds passt z fair,
Pluck ID IRON dark places
Dumb, dc AL. her sweet lips are,
And fxed a. n star
ner marble lace Is.
Under Coils starless cope,
Vestured in white sits hope,
musiDg maiden.
Under yew sit- she,
Watching most stie0tly
The gates OF Eden.
Afar away they shinei
While up those depths divine
Her ey e. are turning
And Que by one on high
The strange lamps OF the sky
Are dimly burning.
Such sounds rs nIl'd with care
The dark heart or despair
Disturb her never
Tho close 70 her white feet
That mighty sea doth beat,
Moaning forever.
-. -. A.. eo.... a..h ,-la.,n
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The Patron. OF EIu,baudry


Mr.. EDITOR your issue Of
Feb. End we notice some question.
propounded by one Enquirer, which
we as patrons will cheerfully answer
LIST, the children (who excite hi
sympathies and pity SO much) we've
there at the Emporia Grange Feast
and not running around the streets
and saloons, or at home eating John.
nycake and molasses, also there were
several little boys who came and STEP
ped timidly at our doors, and asked
admittance. OF course we took thenu
In and kindly cared for and fed them
and by the by, we believe that Enqui-
rer had been trying to inculcate some
of his anti Grange principles In them
but they chose to satisfy their own
curiosity. 1t Is one of the noble pre-
cepts of our order TO foster education
and SEQ that the children are not ban
ished from school at the tender age OF
childhood, also to teach them the prin-
ciples which shall add dignity to labor,
and honesty and business In their deal
ings with their fellow men.
End. "That fat office that Mr.. Max
son has held for several consecutive
terms enabled him to clearly establish
che fact that the Grange had already
paid for all that it had cost" We
should suppose then, that Bro. Maxsen
wooll ere this, to have retired from
active work, and be now living upon
the interest of his money, having re-
ceived salary not to exceed 81 900
per annum, with office rent and clerks
hire to pay. We believe Bro. Maxson
TO be man of integrity and honor.
and not q mere policy man, and his
relation to the important position
which he holds In the Kansas State
Grange, Is an assurance of this. And
again, much OF the funds In our State
Grange Treasury (Which the ENQUIRER
seems so worried about) went to as
sist the starving thousands of grasshoe-
pers sufferer, but our Order is steadi-
IL looking forward and working with
view of ennobling the poor patrons
throughout the State whose homes are
mOrtgsged, 20 better their condition.
Sd. We believe II Enquirer could
have an opportunity eff judging of the
social part of the Grange, he would
not be like one of the former pastors
of church in this city, viz: sThat he
could not understand what It meant.
but on returning from church, on
Grange nights he could very often see
great many of his church members
teams tied before Grange Hall instead
Of before the church.
4th. We do not question the honor,
Intelligence, or moral and pecuniarV
ability of those farmers who do no,
belong to our Order, neither have ar
rayed ourselves against them, but are
simply defending our rights as a la
boring class, and aiming tn place those
who shall follow after US In q position
that shall be both honorable and in
selligent. We ask none to join US who
can not see good In their fellow men,
but to all these who have generous
hearts and open hands, to help the
needy, raise the fallen, and are willIap
70 aid In making the labors of this life
cheerful, We say welcome to the
Grange.
A PATRON or EMPoRIA GRANGE.
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STATE GOVERNMENT.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge District Court-E b. Peyton.
Clerk District Court-G. w. Frederick.
Sherif-Hiram Conner.
AttOrney-T. NJ. Sedgwick.
Treasurer-JoS. Ernst.
Clerk. s. Craig.
Register of Deeds-F. r. Page.
Supt. Pub. Instrnction-A.D D. Chamber
Surveyor-Harry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. w. Cunningham.
Coroner-DR. 4. IL. CHITTENDER
I'd. 5. GILMORE,
Commissioners II. A. TAYLOR,
IL. A WOOD
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-Thos. Morrison
Treasurer Howard Dunlap.
Police Judge-Geo. III. StoweH
City Attorney-J. jay Buck.
City Clerk-E. II. Forde
Oarshal-Thos. F1emmtng
Chief Engineered. Z. McAEurtric
Constituents Ward, 4. A. Baker, l. 4.
81 Ward, John Henson, Z. p. bancroft, Ith
Ward, Ed. Borton, e. Nichols
Board of Education-lst w ard, j Jay Buck
W. L. McCarty. ID Ward, Van Mccullough.
n. 4. Nix. Sd Ward, II. W. McCune, I. j..
Halleck 4th Ward, j. A.Moore, L. B. Kel-
logg. Treasurer Board OF Education, D. W
Eastman.
Justice Of the Peace. B. Bachelor, Geo.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SHERIEE,s SALE.

District Court. Fifth judicial District. Lyon
County, Kansas.
@. NJ. Stowell,
VS..
Mark Patty. ct al.
DY virtue of an execution issued ont of
ID the District Court OF Lyon county in the
above entitled cause, l will, on the 10Th day
of March, 1877, at II O'Clock u. m. at the front
door OF the court house in EmDoria, LYON
county, Kansas, offer for sale at public siuc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit: The
northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter
OF section nine 1871. township nineteen Il9l
range ten 20 IL I.-o7 ocIirfv KFpsas
Sid real estate wiI Is, .IIe property
isfy said execution.
Sheriff's Office, February Is, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
7-5t Lyon county, Kas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

The story of the monster sea
serpent, which coils about sperm
whales in mid-ocean,is credited by
Prof. R. A. Proctor, who points
to other immense fish stories that
have proved true.
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EMPoRrA SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
NMPORIA COMMANDERY. Nos KIT
ID Meets on second Saturdays after second
Friday OF each month at Masonic hall
J. JAY BUCK. Recorder.
TMPoRIA CHATTER, Z. A. n. Meets It
~ Masonic hall, on the Second Friday
ing are cordially invited to attend.
ED. BoRToN, Secretary.
EMPoRIA LODGE. No. II, A a A.. n.
~ Meets at Masonic hall, ON the LIST FRI
day Of each month. Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited 70 attend.
JAMES 6MITH, WI
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes of Pic
L lures, and also will go any distance to
make pictures of residences, landscapes
teams, &c. Entrance to gallery first door
south of Wicks s. Benefits grocery. iS-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

A bill has been introduced in
the Indiana legislature prohibit
ing the change OF textbooks in
the public schools oftener than
once in six years.
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SHERlFES SALE.
District Coprt, Fifth judicial District, LYON
county. Kansas.
Edward Carpenter, plaintiff,


counts Kansas.
Edward Carpenter, plaintifT,
VS..
Asa p. Rand, defendant,
DY virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont OF
- the District court of the Fifth Judicial
district sitting In and for Lyon county, kan
sas, wherein Edward Carpenter Is plaintIfr.
and Asa p. Rand is defendant. I will
on Monday, the 18th day Of March. ISL
AZ 105z O'Clock q. m, at the front door OF the
court house, in Emporia, Lyon county, Kan
sas, offer for sale at public auction TO the
highest Bidder for cash, all the right, title
and interest Of Ehc defendant, Asa r. Rand
IN and TO the following described real estate,
to-Wit: The southeast quarter OF section four
III, township seventeen III, range twelve
lI2ls and the south half OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section three Isl. township twenty 100,
range eleven III; also, the southwest quar-
ter of section three l3l, and the southeast
quarter Of section four l4l, In township nine
teen ll9l, range eleven t11]; all in Lyon
said real estate will be sold as the property
OF Asa Z. Rand, 70 satisfy said order Of sale
Sheriff ; Office, February II, 1871
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
Tot Lyon county Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

There are no -four mills in the
State of Nevada, the Territory of
Alaska, Territory eff Wyoming,
or Island of New F0undland.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

FIRST INSTRUMENTATION 9Th Ave
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching At II
a. m. and TX p. m every Sunday Sunday
school at 9K q. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. j. IA. CLARK, Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

Mr.. George McGovern, of Rich
mond, owns the first cotton bond
issued by the Confederate Cover
ment. 1t is as fresh and crisp as
on August /, 1851" and once
meant to Southern eyes $4,000.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-02-23

It is supposed that the list of
killed in the Ashtabulla accident
will foet up about eighty.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. (Welsh,--
Merchants street, between ID and sd Avenues
Preaching at 10k m; Sunday school fabRp.
m. and preaching ct 81 p. m. HENRY REEsf,
Pastor.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, (welsh)-Cor-
ner Market street and 4fh Avenue. Preach
ing every Sunday at az and 81 D. m; sun
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ODD FELL0wa.

HNION LODGE, No. Is. Meets at Odd
~ Fellows hall, over Emporis Bank, every
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. Members IN
good standing invited 20 attend.
r. w. HIRrH, sec'y.
EMPORIA ENCAAPMENT, No. II. Meets
u at Odd Fellows hall. 1st and Sd Tuesdays
each month. The following are the elected
omcers OF Emporia Encampnent, No. II, for
the ensuing term:
F.w. HIRrH, Scribe
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAIs--aEarchan AZ.
cor. eth Avenue. Preaching every Sunday az
day school 1t ~ p. M Prayer noesfna eVerY
Thursday evening A. H WAITE. PASTOR
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL &c. /.
the usual hours.
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KNlGHTs orPYrHrAa-

DAMASCUS LODGE meets in Odd Fell
II lows hall every Monday evening.
Members in good standing are cordfally.In-
w. I McCARFY, K q. 8.
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CIzURCH DlRECVORY.
ard. ia tai. Directory 50 censs ,sas per gear

nue. Services every fourth Sunday.
CHRISTIAN-Corfler Exchange street and
7th Avenue. Services every Sunday NJ the
usual hours. Sabbath School at o'clock p. N.
All are invited.
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AFRICAN METHODIST STATE skreet.
south o. railroad. Services every Sunday &c
= q M and " p. m; Sunday school at D. N.
ley Carter, Pastor.
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GOOD rEMPIARs.

DHoENIX LODGE. No. i49, /. O. G. T.
Z Meets Wednesday nights Of each week al
Grange hall Rev J. H. CLARK, VIC.
Z w. KEENAN,, Recording Sec'y.
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aRArcz

EMPORIA GRANGE, No. SIS. p. OH
Meets At Grange hall Saturday evening, Oet.
It'll, and every two weeks thereafter Pat
rols In good standing are cordially invited
70 attend }. G. TRAYL0k, Master.
JENNIE Ross. Secretary. f
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Z. L. a.
INMPORIA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
IL Rooms over Emporia National Renk.
open every afternoon from to o; every eVenG
Ing except Friday, from TO Q. Life member
ship SO. Annual membershid s.. Readin-
room free. d: c. McMURTKIE, Pres't.
j. II. STEELE, Sec'y. 80
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DIR. w. d. GENTRY,
[Lake Of Aamnkia. Thna-i

"oMGPATHIST, respectfully offers his
II professional services to the people of
EmpOria and vicinity. ONCE in Holderman's
block, Commercial street. ONCE hours: Q to
10 q. N. and to p. m. Residence, Union ST.,
between Sixth and Seventh, where he can be
found at night. l7-tf
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J. A. MOORE, n. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once
Il the Drug Store OF Moore = Weaver.
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DIR. H. BREINER.
OFFICE, over Emporia National Bank.
" A-tf
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rrs.s,s .. rss.~.

A fsv days ago Gov. PsasIagtos rscsiv-
"a . ss1eggaA ffoo JsAes nAstholsosW, ,oe
Custer City. proprietor Of .hs Custer City
asr1ld. stating thu. ~ hsd attempted to
TO move his pnntiag cfhS 70 Gsyv
where he wss is,ssdisG " ssars dsily
paper. A mob surrounded his lssos, ts,ok
nssession OF his property and prevented
hts istsnded removal. To day Gov. Peas
ington received another telegram frnm Mr..
Bartholomew seseips thas tbs mob ssilt
bcld possessioo Of his property aud sskisg
that cid b ssns and the printing ollcs 10.
cnvened. OF course ths Eovernof can scod
no help. The counties Of Tie Black Hills
hsve bsss orgsaissl and - fAs - pracetoa
bic eivil o0csa hvs bsss sppolsssl
Judge Bennett vim GO 70 The Hills ssxt
month and terms Of court will b held il
Nay and Jnse, wAso u 3 sass - say that
al viols,ors Of law will b subjected 10
the full pe1alties fos thsir evil deeds.
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wssssA-rs sasassss.
Five acres OF land within The city lioits
for smail houss and los- loaaire u ,Ais
offlce.



OF unmiriaksbls b-sed,s oonfsSrsd upno
1ens .a ,haassnds II sp6sss cfaA origin.
ale AMI nsin,Aan the Fppotsikso vhscA
AYERS sSAk-ArAxILLAe e.j"ys Il y oA-
posud I'll The bssa vtgrtsblo slhes1sliVss,
with the lncides Of F.AsasIum asd lns,
and 10 ths mass s6scaual of rsDsdIss TT
scrf"lous. msrcurtai OF blond dissdsn.
Un 70 mly succeasfvl and csstais IN ~ re-.
med,.i -dects, II produoss rapsd ssd cnn-
ple,s cures oi Scrufula, Snres. Bniis. Hu.
mnrs, P,mples. Erup:ioes. Skis Dsssss,
and all dis"rdrrs arising frnm .npority n
The bitxsd. BY ne invixorsltne t6etas II
always relieves and altco corse Lvss Co0.
plants, Female Weaknesses soc Irveaulas-
tiles, aud b posent rencvsr oe viIaltly.
FOf purifying ths btOad IL ~ - eqasl; IL
tones up ihs system, sss,nsss ~ psssssvss
the health. snd ianrss vigog - sssfU.
For forty years II bas hsss 10 sxtsasivs ~
and u " Asy tAsoasssslDae1s0 0sdisiel
Eos tbs su0ssise slck H4 1Ale b Oh 0eni
ers. Sold by, Mills i rur6y. Yasktos.
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Aers.ws vssws

We have hees hokiHg ssceatly st 8 j
Mcsssv's sssorasat a ssessnscop'c v,evs
oi sceses 10 ,hs Black Hills and became
deeply istsrssssd 10 ths pictured reprsssa
ta,ioss Of lapossast localities selocgiag 70
~ Dev sldorsdo. NJ. Morrow spest
several noaths il the Hills sssrehiaG oat
ssd photogrspaias The most inssrstisg
lspo,s sad b SOW Aas bs dispnsal ~ ~
limited quantity Of attr1c,ive asd vsluab!s
views. He hos performed bis work 20
faithfully that lhnss vAo ca BOT 90 70 The
Hills will d. ts.hiActioa 10 pnssessise
bile excelleat pictures of The towns, cities
and scenery which tier. sbound.
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How osles 20 bear lhe ahovs reoark
during tAess extso0s cAssees of weather.
Colds, CosGhs asd Sore T6fnaas vese nev-
q more pssvslsat aannaS childrss thas
NV. Nov Ne aFs etiag 70 rss yoa q
Ny . rcnsdy which Aaa excited co0nenll
by psyutcass Ill nvss ~ cn0ntry. Who &C
kD0wtsdas thsir surpsiss q lhs wnsdsSfal
asA hsppy results froo 10 80. Thas m
s1y y ths veil.knovu psepasasion
0ALEB COUGH CORDIAL You
Ioss dsugsiss, Min 4 Purdy Will tsll yos
thas Il 4 the ~ cpaeh nsdlcina they evSs,
solds aad Will warrant . cusa or EptuSl
yoaS 0oosy 70 yns is casc q hilurs sltel
esloe oehsH ~ bossle. Il y wy pleai
aat 70 ~ tssse, 0Akisg i very desinbl,
ss0edv for cAildEoe. !.
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rks~srAl.

X 3. Hunt continues 10 improve.
Capt. Vim, Coaison is registered Al the
Jencks.
J.P. Hayward is confined to HE bed by
sickness.
Rsv. L. Judd, receiver Of the Springfield
lsnd oficc. Is In town.
Emory Guild, an e1.Yaakton printer.
came up from Sioux City ON last nights
train.
d. y. Armstrong and Ar Barnett arriv-
cd Last nigh, from Chicago and will 20 70
work picking up type On the revised stat.
utes !
Capt. Mcvay arrived lsst aisht from
Chicago. He says that .hs Nlssosa rive,
contract has not yet bsen let. thss Capt
Terry 10 the lowest bidder asd will psoba
bly, &c. II. Commodore Coalsos wss II
Chicago when Capt Ncvay Ist
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Dos't hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow
asd dissuss ever. body with yoar CaAarrh
and it, ehessiss odor vhsa Dr. eaes's
Casarrh Rcnsdy viii speedily dsssroy Ill
odor. arrest The discharge and cure you.