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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-30
HaORE sslsTORY.
Charley VVI1hingsOn Heard
From.

Charley Wilmington Heard
From.
EDITORS EMPORIA News Before
correcting your statement in regard
to the history of Lyon county, I will
go back to the winter of "a and '55.
Governor Reader commissioned A. /.
Baker Justice of the Peace, and my
self Constable. Our Jurisdiction ex-
tended from Dragon creek, where
the Santa Fe trail crosses the same,
south to the Arkansas river, north to
the Kansas river, west to the Rocky
mountains. remember one of my of
ficlai acts was to prevent duel about
to take place between David Van Gun
dy and Morgan DeLacy. They had the
ground measured and were in the act
OF loading their rifles when l arrived.
Iscommsnded the peace in the name of
the United States and the Territory OF
Kansas and Governor Reader. gave
each party q bottle of whisky, and
while they were drinking friends stole
their rifles and hid them under an old
log.
The county seat never was at Ba-
ker's place. Columbia, in Madison
county, was by the legislature declar-
ed the seat OF government for Brock
enridge, Madison, and Wise counties.
The Commissioners were the county
Judges. We never drank any thing
while court was in session. When we
got dry we always adjourned court be-
fore taking drink.
G.. H. WELLINGTON.
Without wishing to correct friend
Withington's statement much, we
will wager him a gill of buttermilk-
he will remember this is a Murphy
town-that the county seat was at Ag-
mes City-Baker's place. 1t was there
when We came hero in 1857. We re-
member some parties being arrested
after our arrival and taken up there
for examination. Put on your think
ing cap, uncle Charley, and try it
again.
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our cellars ara well filed with ap-
pies.
The corn cribs are filling zap again.
Winter wheat is looking very green.
Every house In town is occupied.
Railroad matters are very lively
Dirt, stone and wood are flying all
along the line.
There is some improvement in the
way of building Two good business
houses have gone mp, A two story
block will be built shortly on Third
street. a number of dwellings, among
them two good bricks, have been erect
ed during the year. C. r. r.
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The U. s. steamer Huron strnck on
the N. G. coast on 23d, and was lost,
and 100 men and officers drowned.
We had Internationally omitted
to note the failure of the Reading,
Pa, savings bank, with deposits of
81, OO0, 600, followed by the failures
of the Dime Savings bank and of
BushoDg Brothers banking house,
of the same place, on the 10th.
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s'GERMAN SYRUP."-No other medicine
in the world was ever given such test
Of its cuI alive qualities as Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. In three years two millions
tour hundred thousand small bottles OF
this medicine was distributed free of
charge by druggists IN this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asth-
ma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia
and other diseases of the throat and lungs,
giving the American people undeniabIe
proof that German syrup will cure them.
The result has been that Druggists in
every town and village in the United
States are recommending it to their Gus
toners. Go 20 your Druggists, PerIey &
Ryder and DR.. J. A. Moore, and ask what
they know about It. Sample bottles 10
cents; regular size 70 cents. Three doses
will relieve any case. 44-eow-tf
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FIFTH AvExUE HOTEL,
HANKLA q BRO, RRoPRIET0Rs,
n.npnva Kaa. NnR. %. III

FIFTH AVENUE hO14A<s
HANKLA q BRO, RRoPRIETORs,f
TOPEKA. Kas., Nov. %, IT.
MEssRs. erOrLER q GRAHAM, Emporta.
Gentlemen: Having concluded to make
Topeka our future home, we take this
method Of thanking the citizens Of EN-
poria and vicinity for tina liberal share Of
patronage that we have always been IA
yored with in the different kinds Of bust
ness which have occupied our time and
attention during our sejourn Of seven
years in their midst. And It is with 8
feeling akin to regret that we turn our
face from SO good > town, and so many
friends and acquaintanees Is it has been
our fortune to make while there.
And in ASSUMING the management Of
this already popular hotel, we shall be
thankful for the opportunity OF entertain-
ing any Of our friends or aequaIntanees
who may have occasion to visit Topeka.
4S.It HANKLA q BRO.
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Evans sells wOmen's shoes at 81. [4O.4r

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, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma, and ali throat and lung at
fections, also positive and radical cure
for general debility and all nervous COM
plants, after having thoroughly tested
its wonderful curative powers in thous-
ands Of cases, feels it his duty to make il
known to his suffering fellows. The re-
cipe will be sent free of charg, TO all who
desire it, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Address
with stamp, naming this paper, DIR. j. C.
stone, A North Ninth Street. Phiiadel-
pbia, Pa. 43.6m
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FATAL POIsoNING. - Nay. the little
three year old daughter of Henry O'Neal.
living in Jackson township. was fatally
poisoned . few days since. The mother Of
the child was preparing TO poison rats.
and LET'S the vial containing the poison on
the table while she turned to get some
thing out CT the safe. Her back was turn.
ed less than . minute, but during this
short time, the child snatched the bottle
OF poison, pushed the cork into the bottle
with her finger. and had it to her mouth,
when discovered by the mother. Efforts
were made TO AeutraIize the poison, bnl
without avail. In 3 few minutes the
poison tstryehnine) had its effect, aud In
one hour the child was dead.
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QufnIne and arsenic for the basis OF thu
ague remedies in the market, and are the las
resort OF physicians and people who know NJ
better medicine to employ for this distress
ing complaint. The elects Of these Drugs ar
destructive 70 the system, producing head
ache, intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness
ringing of the ears, and depression OF thG
constitutional health. Ayers Ague cure L
vegetable discovery, containing neither
outline, arsenic, nor any deleteTious ingred
every form OF Fever azd Ague. Its effects
are permanent and certain, ami no injury
can result from Its use, Besides being q pos
tive cure for Fever and AGne in all its forms
is is also 3 superior remedy for Liver Com.
plants II Is an excellent tonic and prevent,
We, IS well as cure. OF all complaints pecu-
lar 90 mataEsous, marshy and mfasmafEc dis
riots acts directly on the liver
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Ii you want to advertise you had bet.
ter come to TIE NEWS. The people take
IL. They will see your advertisement in
this paper. Five thousand Of them At
the least calculation will read 1t every
week. And it has good circulation in
surrounding conntlas.
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Coall CoaIt Grain. GraInt

We are prepared to I'LL all orders for
coal at the following questions:
Best Usage Shaft, 1Sc. at yard; 2Oc, de.
livered. Best Scranton, 16c. at yard; 1sc.
delivered. Best Carbondale. lac. at yard ;
16c. delivered.
Please send in your orders and we Will
fill them promptly. We also bay all kinds
OF grain, such as corn, oats, rye, buck
wheat, and any other kind Of grain you
have to sell. Remember, the 14c. coal is
much better than any country coal haul
ed into this market. Recolleet the place,
just across the street from the A., T. & s
Fe depot, the place formerly occurred by
the st. Louis Forwarding House.
HORNBARGKR & Co.
Emno1ia Nov % 1877 40 -
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The Hyers combination was greeted
last. night by good house composed
largely Of educated people, and gave an
entertainment that was unexceptionable
in character and highly delightful to all.
We wish most heartily to indorse the
t-ou pc and the entertainment az one Wor-
thy of cordial and unreseryed patronage
1t Is not theatrical, and there is nothing
tily enjoy.--BurIington Hawkeye, lows,
April 10Th, 1877.
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Advartsaara..

The most valuable and permansnte adj
vertisIng msnium outside Of newspaper
columns, which the business men OF En-
Doria have ever had the opportunity Of
using, is the ssHome GuIde," I'm which
We Will insert few pages Of advertise
ments, II the copy is promptly furnished.
We call the attention. OF our business
men 70 this, as the whole matter viii be
closed ont before or next issue.
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To New York, via wabash, Canada
Southern and New York Central Rail-
ways, commenced running Monday,
NAY 14th, leaving st. LoWs and Quincy
in the morning on arrival Of trains from
the West, and Will arrive At New York
and intermediate points eighr hours In
advance OF competing lines. Pnllman's
Sieepers viii be run through, leaving
Joe by, TO Toledo without change, and
from 50. Louis to Cleveland without
change. Chicago papers, backed by Chi
cago railways, have made q vigorous ef.
fort to kill this train, As it operates d.
feefly &gaist the interests OF the Chicago
lines BY shorter line East. TT
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The display OF jewelry and SILVER ware
At Thos. Fry's store Is very fne. Hshas
Al entirely new stock, selected with hi.
customary good taste, and combining the
latest and most elegant designs. Mr..
Fry has sold many Thousands OF dollars
worth OF jewelry here, but has never had
q iner assortment than now for purchas-
ers to select from. See his advertise
mant
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ASPEcIAL REAGEDY.-Dr. Morris Wine
Bitters for chill5 and fever is the best
remedy known. Sure cure in every case.
Contains no arnsenIc or quinine. Easy ia.
ken by adults or children. Price $1.OO
per bottle. Office in Morris & Sons store,
Commercial street, Emporia. 46.Sm
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Fine-James Smiths Imperial cieal

Newman's clothing department con-
tains everything in the way Of Oyercoats,
Suits and separate garments for men,
boys and children, and at prices as low
as, if not little lower, than can be found
elsewhere. 39-tf
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Bishop Thomas Bowman will preside
over the session OF the south Kansas con-
ference March 9th, at Garnet. Many of
our citizens Will remember the Bishop,
he having been in our city several differ
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The EIsTEDFoD-wiIl be held ut Ban
croft hall Christmas day and evening
This peculiarly OF the WEIGH people all
are acquainted with, II not they ought 20
be. The programmes will be out In due
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CEMETERY WoRK.-John Morgan, mar
BILE cutter, does all kinds of cemetery
work in the best manner. Headstones
ana monuments out of American and
Italian marble. Prices moderate. Shop
corner of Merchants street and South av
nue., Emporia, Kas. 2s-tf
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The fruit growers Of Fremont town.
ship are requested to meet at the school
house on next Monday evening, Dec. 3D.
TO consult In regard to representation at
the meeting Of the State Horticultural So.
clety, at Parsons, Dec. 18th, 18th, 13eh.
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One Of the finest deer ever killed In
this county was shot at the head Of AZ
creek few days sgo, and purchased by
Atyeo b Herman, at eight cents per
pound, hide and head on. It weighed
167 pounds. was four years cid, and was
nearly as large as Texas pony.
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In consequence Of Mrs. DIR. Lawrenc e'l
health having greatly improved, DR..
Lawrence has concluded to take up his
residence again in Emporia, and Mrs.
Lawrence is expected next week. They
will resume their practice here, Dr.
Lawrence dsvotIng himself especially to
diseases Of the eye and ear.
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Ponds Business College, Topeka, Kan.
sas, is said TO have one Of the best courses
Of business training In the West. and
many are taking advantage Of the facili.
ties there afforded. We heartily COM
mend It to the young ladies and gentle
men OF thls vicinity, and hope that club
may be formed 20 attend. See advertise
ment in another column, headed s'Ycungf
Man2
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Father Hyde was run away with last
Friday, by young team OF horses, and
~ he jumped out OF the vehicle the wheel
struck him severe blow on the back.
We trust that no permanent injury viii
raaulH
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Empolia, Nov. %, 1877. at

60 to DR.. John A. Moors's mammouth
wholesale and retail drug store tor
Browns sugar coated vegetable liver
pills; the great liver pill Of the west.
He keeps ali of Browns great western
remedies. AZ IF
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MAPLEWoOD Conner
Is the authorized agent for the sale of
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He will attend to
having graves dug for those who de-
sire him to do so. ianl.t
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Mr.. d. W. Eastman had reason to be
thankful for fine boy baby presented by
his spouse yesterday morning. We con.
graduate friend Eastman, the farmer, moi
the county treasurer, on his good fortune
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''out Of Bondage" is going to be the
most popular entertainment, and by pop
ular We mean approved by our best peo-
pie, ever given in EmpOria. Take our
word for it and don't miss securing q
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The A. T. q 8. F.. railroad company
have submitted proposition to Sumner
county TO extend their Eldorado branch
to Caldwell. Petitions are in circulation
with i've hundred names already pro-
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BLUE RIRBoN.-Here we have q fine
cut OF steak from the new blue ribbon
meat market OF Chas. Bundrem, IN the
stone building on the corner north OF the
post office. Charley is running = shop
there, and he Intends to furnish anything
In frst-class order that the market de-
mands. We wish him abundant success.
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The senior editor started to Illinois yes
terday, At the request Of his Iather's tam
fly to assist in settling mis- fathers estate.
He may be gone two or three weeks.
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Tandy 8 Eastman &C their popular
drug store have full supply Of Browns
cough baIsam, the great western lung
remedy, and all BrOWn's medicines.
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G. G. HIneman has purchased the
Sherman house, and we return thanks
for an invitation to superb dinner there,
last Sunday, which we regret not being
able to attend.
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Hon. @. v. Eskridge's new residence is
about enclosed. 1t is magnificent and
stately building, and will soon be oeeu-
pied by that Gentleman.
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COLGATE Il CoMPAEY-s Cashmere Bou-
quet Soap. and Violet Toilet Water. are
universally esteemed by the tasteful ana
refined, - the most delicate and recherche
Of perfumes
COLGATR & CoAGPANY's name and trade
mark upon each package IL . guaranty
OF superior and uniform quality.
COLGATE & COMPANY, established in
New York early In the century, will
maintain their leading position.
l1-eOWsIy
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when Fred Haussler gets his new bar
Der shop all polished up, we are going to
advertise Il without regard 70 expense.
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EArPORLA.
"Ir PAYS 70 ADyEErlsE..


"A. 4. Stewart
We present to our readers this week the fol
IowIDg list Of new Advertisements;
John Observation-Disclosures for sale.
Il Al. Fry--H0liday go DIS.
a. 8. Smfth-Strayed
II. Observation-Disclosures.
=. j. smith q Co.-Men wanted
j. N. ~ w. w. SWeet-Meat market.
y. q. Hallbcrg-Nursery.
Hankla Bro Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Chas. =. HInmAn-Wanted
ID. ). Gilmore-Lost.
Murray Hill Pub. .Co-Agents wanted.
>. >; NATURALIZATION proclamation
A j. Burdick-Strayed.
Charley Bundfem-heat market.
Daplei Bitler-W anted.
Lewis Lutz-SaWs gummed.
A. Moore-Corn wanted.
=. chmidling-Es trays.
ID. Gibson, Acknowledgment, etc.
Gibson Bros. do -C0nfcctioneFy, &C.
-. Thomas-8 business notices.
Hankla & Bro, Topeka-A card.
H0rnbarger q o.-Bustness notice.
Browns medicines business notice.
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LORDS Dramatic Company, the indie.
pendence faVorites, will appear at the
Opera House Tonight in sour BOys,'' one
OF the finest comedies ever put upon the
stage. The name OF the company 10 sui-
ficient guarantee that people may expect
superior treat. They held forth In this
city 20 crowded houses for one week last
winter and were universally pronounced
the best troupe that had ever visited the
OF talent. They are body Of ladies and
gentlemen in the strictest sense, and give
an entertainment Of an eminen tly respec
table character.-Independe &c Kansan
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Mrs. Davis has resumed possession Of
her millinery store lately sold to Mrs. T.
r. Waskey.
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MY IS homemade boots 1t better, wear
better, and give better satisfaction, than
any $5 imported boots. Call and see
them. ADAM MoHLER,
loft 9th Avenue.
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We believe count would demonstrate
that not less than fifty buildings have
been erected in EmpOria during the year
1877. Some are first-class.
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A lively temperance meeting was held
at the Presbyterian church last evening.
Senator Plumb and Hon. L. b. Kellogg
made interesting speeches.
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Mrs. G. II. North was called TO Law
renee this week. by the serious Illness OF
: nephew there. 4
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Go to the 'sboss'' drug store of Will
Iiams 4 Breiner's for the great river pills
and cough baIsam of the west-Brown'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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d. ChAmblIn, not ChamberIaIps was
elected Jnstice OF the peace in Center
township.
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Perley s. Ryder are up with the times.
In addition to their line Of pure fresh
drugs, they have all OF Browns popular
family medicines. 4s-tf
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During his absence from the Senate,
Senator Plumb is paired with Senator
Armstrong on all political questions.
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JUST RKcKIvED.-The latest styles box
toe and French toe lasts. Get your boots
made on these lasts by A. MoHLER,
loft 9th avenue.
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Newman keeps the largest stock of
Boots and Shoes of all kinds, and sells
them ut bottom prices. A good full stock
Kip Boot for men at 1915 pair. 39-tf
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Tandy's Universal Ague pills are toGr-
rGnted to cure GGHe. For sale by Tandy
& Eastman, and Perley & Ryder, Empo-
ria, Kansas. 41tf
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The knights Of PythiAs OF this city will
give their Second Annual Ball on Christ
mas Eve.
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EnpOriA will be the leading market for
holiday goods In Southern Kansas. The
Atocks will be larger and more varied,
and the prices will be lower. Country
towns, such As Eldorado and wichita,
may talk about competing with us-that
Il their little papers msy-but they mis-
lead their readers. We've long tried to
keep those papers In the paths Of virtue,
but there Is no use. The very last thing
they ever think Of doing 4 70 SOIIow the
example Of the noble Washington. When
it comes to business its folly to talk Of
competing with Emporia.
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Miss Mary J. Watson went to Kansas
City yesterday, on account OF the danger
Gus illaess Of Mrs. D. Painter, formerly
Of this place
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Wicks Il Bennett have just received q
new lot Of California dried pears. plums,
peaches, and raisins; also all kinds OF
California canned fruits, &C. Give them
q trial.
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HanklA q Bro. are running the Mer-
chants Hotel OF this city and the Fifth
Avenue Of Topeka, and making success
OF both.
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Miss Plumb Is enIArging her shelves
and counters for the reception Of her Inn
mense holiday stock.
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Emporia will, in = few days, bristle and
sparkle and shine with new holiday goods.
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EvERYBODVs BUSINESS.

New stock of cloaks and Furs att
4S-2s ID. THOMAS.
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Frank Schmidling hAs built a brick ad-
dition 70 his meat market, which will
give him 80 feet more room than hereto
fore and hrst-class facilities. Mr.. Schmid-
ling II the oldest butcher In EmporIa, and
has always been one Of our most enter
priting citizens. He has in Mr.. Ather-
ton avery capable and popular assistant.
The old market will sooa be in q shape to
offer unsurpassed facilities to the public.
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| Attention, gentIemenI You can buy q
frst-class Sewed Boot for $500 at
22-tf A. MoHLKR's, op. postoffice.
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Justice Bacheller, last week. examined
four boys, named Henry Wright, Burt
Shaw, Al Hopp. and Joel Wright, on
charge OF breaking into Wells lchool
house, destroying NeOshO Valley Grange
regalia, books, &C., setting fire to Mr..
ID. w. Gibson's hay stacks and breaking
his mower, and other malicious mischief.
Hopp burned states evidence. Joel
Wright was released, and the other two
boys were held for trial next march, and
gave bail in the sum OF 5000 and &75O.
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Buy trimmed hats, flowers and sv.
ry kind of millinery goods at Mrs. 8. e.
Davis
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Santa Claus Il unpacking loads or holi-
day goods at the city bookstore.
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Lords theater at Bancroft hail tor this
and tomorrow evenings only.
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D Brewer, not W. j., is the Brewer
who is running the feed store and broom
factory.
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l. ID. Fox d Co. will have . few words
In our next In relation to holiday goods.
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CEnfETERY WoRK.-John MORGAN. md

Smoke james Smiths Imperial cigars
The finest in Kansas.
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Great bargains in millinery at Mrs. s
e, Dayis,.
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Millinery goods below cost at Mrs. s. Z.
Davis.