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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-23
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING DAY.
by the President Of the United States
Of America:
n PROCLAnGATION. I

n NATURALIZATION
Tho completed circle Of summer and win
the accustomed season nc which religious
people celebrates with praise and thanks
IN 5 deVOut and publle'con6essiOn of the con-
slant dependence OF man upon the Divine
Father d ioT az s00d gatts o. lie and health
tory made the habit OF Our people, finds IN
the survey Of the pest year ne'g grounds CT
It's joyful and graceful MANIFESTATION. In al
blessings which depend upon benignAnt sens
ons this has indeed been memorable year
E ~ ss ne vide territory Of our county with
ducts. the earth has yielded bountiful re-
turn 20 the labor OF the husbandman The
prevalent or y ide spread diseases No great
disasters OF EhipWreck upon our coasts, or to
our conmerce on The seas have brought loss
and hardship to merchants or mariners. and
cloufed the happiness OF the community with
sympathetic sorrow. In all that concerns our
In ali that touches the permanence and e.
curity OF our government and the beneieent
Institutions on which IL rests; In all that ef-
fects the character and dispositions Of our
people, and tests our capacity 20 enjoy and
uphold the equal and free condition OF socie-
y, now permanent and universal throughout
ths land, the experience OF the last year Is
conspicu0usly marked by the protecting prov
Isience OF God, and Is full OF promise and hope
OF these inanite obIiEStions 70 the Great
Ruler OF times and seasons aud events, let US
humbly ascrtbe IL 70 our own faults and frail-
and happiness, peace ana Justice, which such
great mercies should diRuse through the
hearts and Lives OF our people do not alto
gether and always and everywhere prevail.
I.ut us, with one spirit and with one voice.
III up praise and Thanksgiving 70 God for his
manifold goodness 70 our land and hIs mani
fest care for our nation.
Now, therefore, /, Rutherford 3. Hayes,
PRESIDENT OF the United States, do appoint
Thursday, the 10Th day OF November next. as
day OF national thanksgiving and prayer,
and earnestly recommend that withdraw
ing themselves from secular cares and lRbora,
the people OF the United States do meet to-
gether ON that day in their respective places
Of worship, there 70 give thanks and praise
To Almighty God for HIS mercies, and to de-
voutly beseech their continuance
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal OF the United States
to be anxed.
Don at the City OF washington, this 10Th
day OF October, in the year OF Our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven, and OF the Independence OF the
United states the one hundred and second.
X. b. HAYES.
lsAIILLL.l WIN NJ. EVARTs, Sec'y OF state.
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Cleans of HRuInOr.

"A Cincinnati restaurant announce:
eighteen carrot vegetable SOUP
III you call that Coffee said squit
to his landIady, you don't know beans
"A lady complains of the present
male style, that there Is too much col
lar and too little gentleman.
"A Hen appears among the men,
bers of the Minnesota Methodist con-
vention. A lay delegate we suppose.
"A kind word spoken to a husband
will go farther than a brOonstick or
flirtatiOn,' says q woman of experience.
When lager beer began to be the
drink, . gentleman was recommended
to use it as Q tonic. Il would, said he,
but it's Teutonic.'
When the clergy man remarked
there will be nave In the new church
the society was building, an old lady
whispered that she knew the party to
whom he referred
That scientific expedition around
tho world may perhaps be able to tell
US when it returns, why q man always
takes on his boots first when undress-
ing, while q woman begins at her hair
pins.
Papa asked boy, swhat Is meant
by paradise? p Paradise, my son, Is
the latter part OF summer, when your
mothergoes on visit TO your grand
father.'
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NHaIdens and NHatrOns

"A Philadelphia girl has one eye
that is light blue and one that is deep
black.
Five sisters who were nuns in q
Canadian convent, have turned into
the convent treasury their combined
fortunes, amounting to $500, 700.
Ladies are awful fraii beings, but
when q man has to put on Q thick over
coat ladies are plenty warm enough
in = thin lace shawl.
"A Delaware woman who was once
. friendless and lonely young girl, now
has husband and twenty-three chill
dren.
And now we hear still small
voice saying, 'The nasty moths have
just ruined my furs.' Any sensible
man will know what is expected OF
him.
The time has come when the young
lady who once could hardly spare time
from the croque6 ground to eat a light
meal now sits on the back stoop and
sees an old COW swallow the arches and
don't heave sigh of regret.
An Aleppo girl, who has more
than one lover, subjects her suitors to
q trying ordeal for her hand. Taking
three bits Of live coal from the fire, she
lays one in each of her lovers hands.
The one who holds out the longest
wins the girl for his bride.
How to tell a Lady is described
in q fashion exchange. But, pshaw
they cant tell people anything on that
subject. Just take hold of her hand
slip your arm around ne waist, and tel
her in q whisper. That's the correct
Way.
"A noble lord, one of the canons at
Windsor, who Is good naturally ad.
dlcted to speaking to soldiers in 6
friendly manner, was naturally much
gratif1ed when guardsman said gen.
tally, 81 like you my lord-Ehere's
nothing of the gentleman about you
When q st. Louis belle gets the
earache, they take the fair sufferer
down to the levee, put bale or a bale
and half of cotton into the ear affect
ed and play some paregoric upon IL
from q chemical engine. This rarel y
fails to effect a cure.-Chi. Trib.
And when Chicago belle has the
earache they treat her in the same way
only they don't go out anywhere for
the bale or two of cotton. They usual
ly find 1t about the suffsrer.-St. Louis
Republican.
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Four ntn Birth.

1t was thought worthy of note when
about two years ago, the wife OF
Thomas J. Suggs, formerly of Char
lotte, N. G.. but nov of CASTOR county
gave birth TO three children at one
time; but last week she went herself
one better, giving birth to four. None
got away, and the whole quartette is
living and dong well. Further than
this, the triplets. Mrs. Sugg's former
achievement, are all living; and here
we have the case OF seven children
from one mother and none more than
two years of age. 1t is the most re-
markable case of any kind we ever
heard of, and we doubt If it has ever
had its parallel in the United States
Ne,c York Mercury,
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Church Notes.

The Lutheran General Council
had los theses before it on pulpit
and altar Fellowship, but finished
the discussion of only one of them.
At this rate l04 years will be re-
quired to reach and dispose of the
last one.
The total amount raised by the
Protestant Episcopal Church the
past year for home aud foreign and
City and diocesan missions was
$7S3, 637, and the amount contribu-
ted for all courch purposes was Sc
SO4, 44S.
Messrs. Moody and Sanky have
accepted the invitation of the
churches of Springfield, Mass, to
spend February in that city in revi-
val work. They are now in Yer.
mont and go shortly to New Hamp-
! shire /; thence to Hartford.
Daniel Waldo, Seventh Day
Baptist, OF Crawford county, Pa,
who was fined by q justice of the
peace for working on Sunday, has
received a favorable decision from
the county court overruling the JUS
tice's record.
The Seventh Day Baptists are
prosecuting missions in Europe
with considerable success. They
have lately organized church OF
I5 members in Harlem, Holland,
and have other congregations in
France, Italy, Switzerland, Prussia,
Sweden, Norway, Denmark and
Great Britain.
An attempt is being made to re-
| vlve the old Catholic movement in
France. For this purpose, a semi
monthly called the Reformed Cath
Ollie Review has been started. 1t
publishes a declaration of principles
which aVows attachment to those
decisions of the General Councils
which are accepted by the churches
of the East and West, but oppose
the syllabus and characterization.
1t also accepts the decisions of the
Synod of Bonn.
The National Christian Associa-
ton, opposed to secret societies, has
held its tenth annual meeting in
Dayton, Ohio. President George,
of West Geneva College. occupied
the chair. Over 200 delegates, in
GLIDING President Blanchard, of
Wheaton College; President Wal
lace, of Monmouth College, and
President Allen, of Westfield COL
lege, were present. They represent
ed eight States and nine denominG-
lions. The convention succeeded
in. raising the balance of $4,000
which puts the association in pos
session ofthe Carpenter Building in
Chicago. The general agent report
ed that he had spoken I65 times dur
ing the year on the secrecy question
and that new friends of the cause
were arising.
The late Protestant Episcopal
General Convention completed the
following business: the adoption
of q canon on marriage and divorce,
making il unlawful for minister to
marry q divorced person whose hus-
band or wife is still liviBg;s new
constitution for the Board of Mis-
sions the erection of the new Do
cese of West Virginia, and OF two
new diocese in Illinois {; q portion Of
the canon relating to congregations
in foreign lands was repealed; sec.
. of canon 10, representing the depo-
sition Of ministers, was amended ]:
the canons on absentee ciergymen
and clergymen Ieuouncing the min
istry were amended !; the new Eng
lish table of lessons was auIhoriz I'd
to be used until The next convention
and q new table of lessons for Lent
was authorized. Several Important
measures, such as the provincial sys-
tenn aud the institution of the Dea-
conesses, were postponed.
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Hunters, Please Take Notice,

A IL persons are hereby forbidden under
IN the penalty of the law, from trespassing
with gun or dog or in any other manner.
A. A Hickox, w. ii. HOdsOn, Evan L. Da-
Wis, j. P Williams, s. b. Smith, II. w. Lea
witt, N. Loci crman, II. J. Burkett, John e
VIM. Burns, T. Thompson. D. Parker, j. A.
Newlin, j. A. Whitcraft, Anna Hiatt. A. G.
Pickett, j. e. Pickett. z. n. Overstreet. j. B
Moon, E. b. Hadley, L. Grayson. j. V. Carter
q. w. Mooney, T. H. Manning, T. GrOth-
US, JAS. II. Phenis, Charles johnson, r. II
Chittenden, David johnson, Thos. Li1libridge
F. Workman, u. 3. Workman, Morgan Thorn
IS, Richard Peters, Rees d. Jones, ia" e:
Hartman, N. 4. Nix, WIN. Carney, j. Grant
b. F. Moon, Odell Estate. Barbary Cox, VIM
8. Jay, Uri Hodson, Edward Evans. VIM
Rees, Rees Davis. 45-2tf
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a scOtchman's Prayer.

A Scotchman keelman's prayer In a
storm so God, ye ken this ia the first
favor / ever axed Ov ye, an if yell let
me ashore this time it'l be the last.
Aw wad na trouble now but things is
lookin' very bad. The mainsail is spit
to rags, an the jib sheet was carried
away the last squall. i never troubled
We afore, We ken that, ans s. help he
Jenny johnson If ever l trouble We
again If ye let me ashore this time. Aw
dunno.WantL' go to the de'il-though
the de'ls'sRot q bad fellow-fair play
say J., manto man! Dinna think I'm
gaun'I run ye doom, dell, my lad, for
wInnit do IL. So now, God, We see how
I'se situated, an II yen only gle me a
lull for halt an OOr ye can let her
blow like h-after. Amen, an SO be
it."-SerGps.
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LEGAL NOTICES
sheriR's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District. Iyon
County, Kansas
S. NJ. WHEELER,)
JOSEPH RoHRRS
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
Id the District Court of Lyon county, Kan
Monday, the Goth day Of November, 1877, At
I0X O'Clock .. m, at the front door OF the
court house, in Emporia, Lyon county. offer
der for cash, the following described real
estate, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section four t4l township eighteen
isl, range eleven I'll, in Lyon county, Kas
Said real estate will he sold as the property
of the defendant, Joseph ROher, TO satisfy
said order of sale.
Sheriff's Office. October &c 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
43-5t Lyon county, Kansas.
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Saws.

Agree, for the law is costly.
Joys are our wings, sorrows are
our spurs.
Mo entertainment Is so cheap as
reading, nor any pleasure SO lasting.
Everything, even pietv,is danger
GUS without judgment.
The greatest friend of truth is
time; her greatest enemy is prejudice.
The world may make man unfor-
tunate, but not misery; that is from
himself.
Recreation is not being idle, but
easing the wearied part by change Of
business.
How would you be If He which is
the top Of judgment should judge you
a. yOu are?
Learn not to judge to rashly fanny
one, either in respect to good or evil,
for both are dangerous.
He who receives 9 good turn
should never forget It; be who does
one would never remember ie.
Like many virtues, hospitality is
peacttced in its perfection BY the poor
II the rich did their share, how would
the woes Of this world be lightened.
Every burden of sorrow seems
like . stone hung around our neck,
yet they are often like the stones used
by the pearl divers, which enable them
20 reach the prize and 70 rise en-
riehed.
knowledge does not comprise all
that ts contained ia the large term of
ieducatiOn. The feelings are 90 be dis
ciplined; the passions are to be res
trained; true and worthy motives are
70 be inspired; . profound religious
| feeling to be installed and pure mo-
salty inculcated under eli cireumetan-
stances. All this is comprised in edu-
cation.-DAn. Webster.
Persons who practice deceit and ar
tifSce always deeeive themselves more
than they deceive others. They may
feel great compIacency In view OF the
eueceas Of their doings; but they are
In reality casting mist before their
Town eyes. Such persons not only
make false estimate of their own
character, but they estimate falsely
the opinions and conduct OF others.
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Nosun-no moonl

N0sun-nO moonl
No morn-no noon
No dAWn-n0 dusk-no proper time of day
NO sky-no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No road-no stroet-no "'tother side the way,
Noend to any row;
No indications where the crescent.
go
No top to any steeIle-
No recognitions OF familiar people
No courtesies for showing EN-
NoknoWing 'em-
No traveliDg-no locomotion-
No inkling OF the Wayne motion
.. No g0',-by land or ocean
No maIl-no post
No news from any foreign coast
NoPark-no ring-no afternoon gentility--
No company-no nobility
No warmth, no cheerfulness. no healthful ease
uncomfortable feel in any mem Der
No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, NO birds,
November
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The dead languages, they win Det
be expected to make any practical use
OF the study. Blessed win be the lot
of the small boys of the future. He
VIII never have to learn his letters or
to wrestle with the spelling book, and
If he does not revere the name Of the
inventor Of the phonograph. he will be
utterly destitute of ali gratitude.
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- 4AshlI4 sASAAS~
Hail, hail. EhankaafRsnR dayi
WaaeoGo - aalrs8 and sinners
Weico1Zo to all, both great and small
Thou 18y Of TogGE dfanerSl
See how they come from far and near,
a troop Of xfet-kagEers.''
To grace the board with 0ae accord,
And appetites Ike daGgers-
VINO cares for Turkish war abroAds
Wh0 cares for seff or CzaFf
Our TURKEY lies before our eyes;
I,nEae nd aktack-hurrsh!
VITA knife and fork We win thu day.
A truce TO care sad aoEroWl
Eat while we may, Thanksgiving day
WIZ fade before to-mOEROw.
We're thankful t0r hast Of things
Too nunerous - mention:
For sWeefkeaEts true and hearts to WOO,
And all things worth attention.
For all sad every thing that gives
Our lives so mach Of pleasure
We o1EeT thanks. Long may we taste
Thine cvernOWing measure!
Then hail, hail. Thanksgiving day!
Thou day Of royal dinRers!
Nor VII We care u the grim nightmare
Should fright the soul within us.
When day Is done, let Turksyss CHEST,
With the nuts and p1ddi1gs and wine,
In the dad OF Might begin their 1ght,
Stiil-victoEy Is thinei
: EDTToE's DRAWKR, In Harper's NagaziE
for DecemkeF. s..s,a-
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Sherif's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
County. Kansas.
L. LuTZ 90. PETER HINES, ef al.
DY virtue of an orsler OF sale issued out of
ID the District Court of Lyon county, in the
above entitled cause, will, on Monday, the
Seth day of November, 1877, at ii O'Clock q. m.
st the front door Of the court house in En-
poria, Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
Lot No. one hundred and siXty-flVe ll6Sl
on Exchange street, in the city OF EmpOria,
Lyon county, Kansas.
Said premises will be sold as the property
of the defendants, Peter Hines, ct al, to sat
isfy said order OF sale.
sheriff IS ofice, October &c, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
43-5t Lyon county, Kansas.
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SheriRs Sale.
SACEl1 = S4ECs
District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyo
County, Kansas.
ISRAEL WELLS.

1SAAE1 w GLAES
cS.
WESLEY AND p. W. BRAzIER,>
DY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of
ID the District Court. sitting within and for
the county OF Lyon, State of Kansas, 1 will, on
Monday, the 18th day OF November, 1877, at IL
O'Clock q. m, at the front door OF the court
house in Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, o6er
for sale at public auction, to the higest bidder
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of section fourteen,
C14l, township seventeen il7l, range eleven
III. And two acres of timber land. as fol-
lows: Beginning at point on the east line
OF northeast quarter OF sec ton thirty I'VE,
township seventeen, range eleven east, thir-
ty-two rods south OF northeast corner OF said
quarter; thence west forty rods on line par
allel with north line OF said quarter; thence
south eight rods: thence east forty rods to
section line; thence north eight rods to place
of beginning. All in Lyon county, Kansas.
Said premises will be sold as the property
of the defendant, to satisfy sald order OF sale.
Sheriff s Office, October &c, 1877.
HIRAM CONNER, Sheriff
43-5t Lyon county, Kansas.
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Whats the use of making sueh .
fuss about . iittle Water said .
Judge. before whom motion aftsr
small spriBg WAS the object OF con-
tention. .The parties are both
milkmen, quietly said one Of the
lawyers. .Oh, / seeI" said the
judge.
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Lady, if he beheld thy hair,
By nature dark, by art made fair,
That man were holder far than
Who'd '1stand the hazard of the dye"
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Tickle he public and make 1t grin.
The moro you tickle, the more You'll win!
But teach the public-y0u'li never grew rich,
Butlive like q beggAr and die IN ditch.
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KNIGHTS OF PxrHrAa.

nAMASCUS LODGE meets In Odd Eel
l. lows hall every Monday evening.
Members In good standing arc cordiallyIn-
w. T MCCARrY. z. r. s.
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STATE aoyERNMEN1.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

SOSSA OG 1OG1S6S
Judge District Court-E B. PeytoIL
Clerk District Court-9. w. Frederick.
Sheri6-Hiram Conner.
Attorney-T. N. Sedgwick.
Treasurer-Jo4. Ernst.
Clerk. 8. Craig.
Register OF Doeds-F r. PAGE.
6upt. Pub. Instruction-O. b. Wharton
eurveycr-Harry Hibben.
Probate Judge-E. w. CunuinRham.
Coroner-DR. q. II. CHITFENDEN.
Cd. 3. GILMORE,
Commissioners y. A. TAYLoR,
IL. A. WOOD.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL WeIsb,-
Merchants street, between ID aud Sd Avenues.
2. and H5ssehing st 6k p. m. HKNRT RErsk.
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CHRISTEAE-Corner Exchange street and
TIN Avenue. Services every Sunday &C the
usual hours. Sabbath School At o'clock p. m.
Ali are invited.
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EPISCOPAL.-St. Andrews Church. cor.
ner Of 9th avenue and Commercial street
Service on the first and third Sundays OF each
month, at IL q. m and ~ p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday at * p. m.
REV. A. BEATTY. RECTOR.
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METHODIST EPTsCoPAL-HEerchaut AZ
coF. eth Avenue. Preaching every Sunday 4 Z
II 9. m, and aS the usual hours at nieht. SIM :
day school 81 ~ p m; Prayer meeting every
1hursday evening. g. w. PIE. PASTOR
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GRANGE

EMPORIA GRANGE, No. Ga, p. OH
It'll, and every two weeks thereafter Pat
rons in good Stand ding are cordially invited
10 attend: j. +. STRATTON, MisFRER
MARY STRATToN. Sec'y.
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In the fall q deeper crimson
Comes upon the tOper's nose.
In the fall the equity gourm and
equity and more captiOus grows
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FIRST CoNGREGATIoNAL-M ST.
corner sth Avenue. Services every Sunday &C
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GOOD rEnTPLARa-

i Meets Wednesday nights OF each week al
Orange ball. REV. J. IL. CLARK. VIC
w. KINNAN, Recording Sec'y.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN. rwe,sb,-<,oy.
ner Market street and 4Ch Avenue, Preach.
ing every Sunday at 81 and 81 D. m; Sun.
oay school At 10 9. m. JOHN JONES Pastor
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Corn sth Ave-
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching ct II
= m. and ~ p M every Sunday. Sunday
school ct 9K 9. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. j. n. CLARK, Pastor.
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AFRICAN METHODIST ststa street.
south q reilreeds Services every sunday :
Prayer meeting Wednesday eyenineS. Bs.-I.
teyCarfeg. Pastor.
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EmpOrla Wood and Coal Yard.

WE keep on hand large supply of cord
w wood, stove wood and sawed wood
Nc laster, Fl. Scott, blacksmith, and Usage
Rock creek building stone. Cash orders
promptly delivered to any part of the city.
Call and see us. Office with Holmes q Hol-
den; yard in rear of post once.
27-u j. s. WATSON,
ALEX. +. GROVE.
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CATHOEIC-CottonW St corner ID Ave-
nue.. Services every fourth Sunday.
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~ Looms over Emporfa National Bank.
open every afternoon from 70 g.; every even
Ing except Friday, from to 3. Life member
ship $25 Annual membershid 81. Readin o
room free. d. c. ACAURTRIx, Pres't
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UEURCzz DzRECrORY.
CHURCHES.

cord. d az. Dsv.esorv 30 osas. Nae p.- yea
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D ESIDENT DENTISTS. will operata 8
III the office of DIR. j. w. Trueworthy, Com
mercial street, Emporia, Kas., the first eiKI
days OF every month. $685.
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PHYSICIANS:

DIR. JOHN A. MOORE,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once a,
e his Drug Store, No. $50 Commercial st.
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ARs. j. r. GROVE, M. ID.
NFFICE-Over Whitley q Henson's dry
" goods store, In rooms formerly occupied
by DIR. Lawrence. s2-2m