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The Morning herald., 1878-11-05
CHFRlFF'S s ALE

BY virtue OF writ OF Levari Fa las 10 me
directed, will be expose to Public Sale at
lie lafayette Hotel S4i Shipley street kent
by John j. DoDgherty 10 the city Of VII.
minston, New Castle County, Lei. on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day CT November,
A. -. 1878. at 2 O'Clock r. m.
The following described real estate viz,
All that certain lot or piece Of land wi ID
The buildings tn ereol erected situate In
the city of Wilmington b0nDd,n ard de-
scribed as follow, 10 wit. B 5sinnin9 at The.
interst ction Of the nortLerIy side Of 10th
So, with the northwestHriy side OF Rail-
road Avenue (at 81 fl. VIDE thence west.
erly along sa side OF 10TH st, 2Si It. 10 a
stake, thence ilprtheriy parallel with Ciav
mont ST., by new line dIvid,2g this
iro other lani OF he said tvan g. stOt.
seubur. 23S II 20 The southweSterIy siGs Of
Vandever Avenue, iheuce alon. tre sad
side OF Vandever ave in asoEtheasteryd di.
;ect' on 35i II. q in. TO a stake in The middle
of the Ma sh road, thence by said road
s nth IA degrees aud 81 minutes west n
n. and one nalfinch to the north We terly
side of said Railroad AVe?ue, ther' y
sonIh westerly 100 II ~ in to the plsH
beginn ng be the costegts ID reof It
tDey may. The improvements then,G
cyn ist OF II large brick machine shop Tor
the ma q LfaClurs Of bells and nus c., In
the b arksInith shop. eng ne snd boiler
mouse, otfire and slVie io)m attac led, TO-
ge her wnh railroad siding abe, soc
and other buildings thereon.
Se,z'd and iaHen Ia execlHon as tce
proper y, Evan G. tt tssnbu g aud Mary
L. his wi e, and Jossph q. Rowland and
susan his wife. aud Nah IN Stotsenburg
and rllen j. his wife andt t. Is, and to DO
sold by
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NOTICES..
ID M. oCONNELL,
REAL ESTATE, LAW AND COL
LECTION AGENT.

OFFICE NO. 124J S. 18TH STREET,
Near Baltimore Depot, Philads,
Citysand County collections Of Interests,
Giound Rents, Mercaattie Bills and House
Rents promptly made Liens filad, Mort
cages foreclosed, and all legal business will
receive prompt attention. All claims
cashed as scen as collected .a.
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SOCIETIES.

MEETINGS THIS (TUEsDAr) RvsNINs.
Asylum Lodge. No. %.
Reynolds Encsmpment, No. 3, ID and
4th Tuesday. rs. =, u 9 q
washington Lodge, No. /, A.P. A., meets
every Tuesday night in the Nicola build
ing. ~ Af "a
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, 4. of F.. at X. of
P, Hall, Gil Market street.
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WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of November
r, A; D. 1873. at 2 O'Clock p M.

A. D. 1873, at O'Clock m.
The following descr bed real estste viz.
Nj That certain lot of piece OF land W. tn a
Orlck house the;too erected situate in
Washington vi lage ',hrIstiana Humid red,
state of 'el now III hecity OF v ilmington
bounds d and described rs follows to wit:
Seginnlng at a poll on The southerly side
or the Kennel TutppiKe kOaD 40 IT, west
OF the We 8 de Of Riddle st at so II. wide
tnt running thence by the said side OF
lump Ike westerly Is /. 10 cOroer stake
thence by i,sw Line p raIlel with Riddle
st. southerly S0fI 10 another co ner and
hence eas' wardly parallel with the first
mentioneH line of Kennel Turn pik e Road
l6ttto snothe corn Grand the nee norl heIly
81 TT. 10 the place OF beai. ninu containing
a square feel more or lest, Book B. Vo!.
Page ~. ..... '..
No. All that cer;ain lot or piece of
and adj Dir ing lot No. bt unded ard de-
,ctibel as follows 10 Wit beginning at g.
poiht on the souLherly s,le of Kennel
lurDp Road 40 T.. west OF the westerly
side OF RiLd e st at so II. W. .te and runnil q
thence by lhe said side of 1u"i pike west
erly ~ II. to q orDer stase uortnerly and
arallel with Siddle ri. IS fl mo nr a.
70 q stake thence in an easterly direction
Il IL. more or less 10 a Stake end tsenct
sou b 5rly and parallel with Riddle st. 80
IT.. In. more or less 10 The pace of begin.
Il y 6 be the contents thereof what they
may.
e'Zed and taken In execution as the
Iopeity OF Robert Lee, and Agnes his
wife sn TT. and 10 be SOLD by
ISAAC GRUBH, Sheriff
Sherfff's office Dew aStls Oct. IL, 1878.
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WEDNESDAY, the 8'h day OF Novsmex
1878. at 9 o'cIo ,k. %, m.

1910, AZ o'clOcR, p, m.
The following described real estate, viz
No. /. All that certain lot. 7 Iece or par
Gel of land situated In thu city OF W lining
ton, New Caste county and state of Della
ware, bou aded and described as lolloWs W
wit. Beginning at point on the wesefG
side of broome street at the distance OF o.
feet sOnthcrly fr, m the stutheriy slde 9!
sixth street at corner OF land OF ~
Mich las, thence westerly parallel Wltn
-txth strest 40 feet to corDer, laence
sou therly parsl g! with BrOome reel oT
feet To a corner thence easterly pirallseai
with sixth street l40 1eet to tne ai0resdiu
side OF Brcome street, and thence thereby
noIlher,y6 81 feet 10 The pl ce Of beg unl19.
be the contents within said bounds Wnst"
may.
Ho.2. All that certain .ot, piece or ral'
Gel OF lend, situate In Christiana hundreu,
county ard state aforesaid, br'unded ,Sne
described as follows. to viii; Beginning
stake on the noftherly side OF FousLtu
street extended, offs. feet q inches VIDE oo
tance of 10 ieet west rIy from the WEI, wess
riy side At Hawley street a. 20 feet Wlas og
thence nortnelly parallel with Ha@ley
stree, liz ee. q inches to a stake, tGecO1I t.oI
Westerly paral ell with Foarth street oV iso'
10 snother stake. thence southelly para,
the aforesaid side of Fourth street, ane
OF beginning, be the contents thereof whs'
they may. + .,,h
NO. 8. All that certain lot of land VIII
a three story brick dwelling hOn tne,o' ao
on. 81 ua1e In the said city WI mlnA III! III,
bOunder and de crJb.d as follows 10 o,Wt,b W,b
Begi ming ct I, O p"rthA'ly tide o. Fi =, on
street between Jeffe rsoD aud Malt,bbss ,bs
streets at t. @ distance fllS feet iroLn an. em0
westerly side of j, ffrrson site at no cIn mo
ire OF the party wall betwee this ana r,b. .T.
adjoining prem SEES on he ca y, then u arol. il
eriy thr'tngh the centre Of said wal l,tb,
ielto letters. st, eet 100 feett IT, the eonrlc
cry lid nf Jetfe sou Pa r. thence We Ls'iS
along said park parallel to 1ifth sueaeolel
feet to oiner thence soutne raFaaHa a
to Jefferson street throu. b the GENRE " d,
feet wide a'lty between this and lhe the
Joining premises on the west lou fepl ,o nee
aforesaid eide OF Fifth st,eet. and tnepss. se.
thereby essterIy lS tfe ct to the place o. otthsv
ginning. be the contents hereof wns' ''''
may the
>e zed ard AIKEN In execu ion as snd I'd
propeItyofsamuel X. Bali, snd to DC '''N
by. ohsif,
sherifrs Office New Castle, October H'N'
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GHERIFFiS SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Faeiss ,o
me directed, will be exposed to publ sais i,
at the La ay ette Hotel, 841 shipIey street
kept b. John j DougherLy In he civ ~
" Wi!mington, New Castle county, Del on
WEDNESDAY, the c'h tlny of Eovember
A. D. 1878, at 2 o ciUA, = H..
The following described real estate, viz
All IL al certain lot or piece Of land situate
in tt e C ty OF Wi mir gton, having two
story brick dwelling ,heresn erected
bounded and described is follows to vii
Besi' ming a. the no therly side of Front
street. ut The distance or III feet westerly
from the westerly side of Van Buren, street
al a corner OF Jacob stnnex's land, thence
ther by northerly parallel to Van Buren
street, 90 feet TO the souiherly side of
2feetwide alley, thence tE ereby westerly
parallel to Flont street, is f ct 10 stake
thence sou herlv psraiiei 10 Harrisun sr,et
60 feet 10 he side of Frolt street oresaid
and thence Thereby easteriy IL feet to the
place of beginning, be the contents thereon
" Seized q d taken in execution as th.
property of Eliza Fl Harris aod Mary Harrjs
and terra tenants and 10 be sod By
s ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherifi's office. New Castle, October II, 1878
OOtl7
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SHERIFF'S SALE

me directed, W Il ne exposed to Public sale
at the LAFAYETTE Hotel No al ship,ey
street, hepl By John j. Doug herty in the
city Of Wilmington New Castle county,
Del, on ....-.r .... -
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ID Ell ~ business on cay engag' ony
DES i 85 TO s20per day made py ,nio,
worker of either s. Z, right II their I'm o. IS
alities. Particulars and samples W., WI inc
bdsiness. address srrssoN . Coz Port'SA'
MAins
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LOTTERIES.
OVAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
$50. COO drawn every II days.

52I Prizes, amounting 10 Spanish S75O,ON
Information furnished FREE. Orders
filled. PRICES cashed. Spanish Bank bills
and Governmentsp
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers
IL Wall st. New York,
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ISAAC CRUDE. sheriff.
sherifrs fice New Castle, Oct II 1875
OHERIFF SALE.

By virtue o-a wfit of yendii mi Expo
mas to IN directed, will be exposed 10 Puo,
lie sale at the Lafayette HoIel, No. vi
Shlpley street. kept by John j. Doughsr,y
Ia The City OF Wilmington New Ca7Ils
County, Del, on
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TEL-ECRAMS.
NvapER OF ! coLoREp. FARMER
FATAL TERMINATION OF 4 SHOOTING AZ
raAY-ARRssr OF TEE MURDERER AND
MS AocoMrLIcEs. AZ @

fatal TH1hA6AI ALVIN VI = SAooAiAS" -
rRAY-ARRssr OF TEE MURDERER AND
MS AoCoMrLIcEs. @
A special from Terre Haute. Ind, Nov. g.
saye;
Between ten and eleven o'clock last night
messengers arrived in this city bringing The
news that James n. Bundy, wealthy col
ored farmer, living two miles south Of the
city had been murdered. 0fficersimmediate-
" started ont, and upon arriving at the
house found the corpse laid out on a bed,
with the wife aud several servants standing
around weeping. ~
THE MURDER. 4es. u
IRE dozing, about nine O'Clock, when . call
was heard from the road and he went out.
Shorty afterward he came back, got poker
and vshos gun, and went out again. Then
fur shots were Ared, and Bundy was heard
calling for help. The servants ran out and
ionkd him lying near the fence, and present
ly ,after suffering terribly he died.
ARREST OF TIE MURDERRRs.
II 0. sfficers succeeded in srresting at
thre, O'Clock this morning Thomas Under
wood, negro, for the murder, and Ham
ilton Montgomery and James Mays for
completely. Underwood is badly wounded
with shot, and his version Of the affair is
that he was not calling for Bun1y, and
wou'd have went on had not Bundy threat
ened to shoot him If he did not leave. Un-
fierv ood acknowledge es to have shot at
Bundy, but not until he had been fred at
arst
A corners jury was held this morning
and verdict render in accordance with
the foregoing statement of facts,
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9Le following described real e tate viz;
III u at c rtain 10, or plrcel of land sit
nate IN tie city Of Wilmington AFORESAID
b und-d and desc!ibed as lolows. to WI;
Beginning at q point on the nor, hwestelly y
side of Jackson street at the d stance OF ]5(
feet sou thwes!erly from the southwef terly
81 Of She llcrcss avenue. thence north
westerly parallel with Shallcr0ss ave lie
lSi 'eet inches to q corner. the ce south.
westerly parallel with Jackson street 81
feet 10 u corner Of Jacob 8. Weldin's land
and ihenc southeasterlX by line of said
1Q4 feet 6 / che. to tLe aforesaid side o,
Jackson street, ana thence the ereby no. Il :
.att rly 50 feet 10 the pace of beginning
b! the contents thereof what they may.
Seized and zen as the property OF
homas Y. Den ormandie, surviving mort
G. gor, and t. t., ard to be sold by ~,
ISAAU GRUB8, Sheriff.
Rterif's Office, New Castle, Octcbtr %,
1873
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MEDICAL.
.eAg~ Gs %zE t~ 5
WOMAN.

BY an immense practice. extending through
teriod Of years, having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those diseases peculiar
b woman, have been enabled to perfect a
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
the indications presented by that class of dis
cases with positive certainty and exactness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
have named il
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CHERIFF SALE.

=
BY virtue OF a writ of Levarl Facias to
me- rect d. will be expneen 10 Public
eale, at he lafayette Hotel, S4l shipley It
Kept by John ]. DUughelty, In tine city OF
Wi mington, New Castle county, DEL, on
SATURDAY, tbs J6 day CT November, A.
d. 1878, ac2 o'clock p. o..
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sherifrs Office New Castle, October n'
1873 Asa V~fHf
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WEDNEsDAY the c'h dny of Eoyember
A. d. 1873, at2 o. ci'UA, . H.,
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Americas Notes.

Out of a car load of wagons (25) re
ceived by j. s. Gibson, about two week,
since, but three remain, showing pros
porous condition of the community.
Corn is mostly gathered and the WELD
does not come up to the general expecta
ton, yet is fair crop.
The greatest want of this place is {
Touring mill. Could you not Undue,
! some party with capital and brains to
build usa mill and make their fortune
Soden's mill, at Emporia, is practically
our nearest point, ten miles distant.
John Bond, formerly of Emporia, i.
getting everything in apple-pie order fol-
the holiday trade in his new drug store
In the postOffice building is7
? Thos. Anderson says Josh Billings
observation was '.kerect," but that Keno
lied when he said one was boy.
More land buyers every day, and more
subscribers TO the DAILY News.
Josh Harding while driving home
from Emporia with Lon Sutton's livery
team, when near Ruggles' ford the neck
yoke gave way, causing smash up OF
the wagon and also injuring the driver
and one horse.
Sneak thieves in town; look little
ont. Krxo'
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OVER THE STATE.

Corn IT. cents in all directions.
Salina is to have new freight depot.
Hiawatha is enforcing Its ordinance
in relation to stock found running at
large. .-.....-..
Prentis' new lecture is Funny Ameri
cans We believe Valley Falls had the
first chance at it.
James Smith, Secretary of State, has
appointed Web Wilder his chief clerk.
1t is an appointment which does Mr..
Smith credit.
1t would seem from the looks of things
that Kansas City, Kansas, is going to
get away with Wyandotte on the new
court house and Jail.
S. II. Dodge, editor of the Garnett
Plaindealer, was married on the 27th
inst, at Burlington, Coffee county, to
Miss Amanda COburn.
The southeastern Kansas Teachers
Association meets at Parsons, December
20, % and %. Superintendent A. B..
Lennon, Prof Wherrel, of Paola, and
other educational guns will be present
General Manager Strong and Assist
ant Manchester, are now west, taking an
inventory of the stock, etc, of the Den
yer " Rio Grande road. The lease has
been signed, and as soon as all details
are arranged, the Atchison, Topeka 81
Santa Fe railroad will take charge of the
read. This will be within a few days
Commonwealth.
Two factions of the coloIed Baptist
church in Atchison are "hOldIng the fort.
They are each contending for the posses
sion of the Westinghouse. Both got pos
session last Sunday morning and remain.
ed there thirty-six hours. The pastor OF
one faction preached fifteen hours in sue
cession.
The LeavenwOrth Times says that
Leavenworth county cannot and will not
pay more than % per cent of the bonded
debt, which is 100000. The matter
will undoubtedly be compromised be
tween the people and the bondholders
probably on a basis of so per cent. The
United States courts seem determined to
protect the latter in all their legal claims
The county commissioners and coun
ty treasurer of Leavenworth county, and
the mayor and council of the city Of
Leavenworth, are in Topeka, and will ap
pear in the United States court to answer
writs of mandamus issued against them
to show cause why they have not levied
taxes to pay judgments heretofore rem
dered in this court The judgments
spoken of are those against the county
and city for the taxes due on bonds is
sued to railroads
There was murder, and perhaps two
in gambling saloon in Leavenworth
Saturday night last. Mat Malone, fol
many years a policeman in Leavenworth
was stabbed by Patcy Mullane. Malone
tried 10 shoot Mullane, but instead shot
a soldier named Joseph Flynn. Malone
died before morning, and the soldier is
reported dead. There had formerly beer
hasty words between Malone and Null
lane. They met Saturday evening at the
gambling den, and a quarrel ensued
which resulted as above. After secret
ing himself all day Sunday Mullane
gave himself up TO the officers of the
law.
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The following is a list of letters re
naming in the postoffice, uncalled for
December 3, 1878:
J. A. Chick
VIM. GIessler.
E. B. Harvey, Robert Harper, r. d
Hamilton, VIM. Hughes.
John johnson.
Harrison Latham.
V. A. Igo.
Emma Miller, VIM. d. Forrest Miller
Jerry Mack, Sarah Myers, Z. H. Miller
Michael McNealiss, Hester Mark. Laur,
Mark, ID. & T. Martin.
Geo. c. Nichols.
E. P. Payne, Al. D. Pickering, d. c
Parker.
Martin Reach, VIM. ]. Rumford. Geo
Rumford, Chas. Rolph.
Henry Searers, Miss o. Smith, /. Sal
ter, Jno. Schwab.
VIM. Whitelock, Lizzie Williams.
sssy HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Royal Luce, Republic, Mo.
Mary Mccullough, Lawrence. Kan.
Sophronia 0neai, Republic, Mo.
Robert Stone, Pauline, Kan.
Kelly, Ullman & Co., Chicago.
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Office 1862 Commercial Street,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
READ and REFLECT

It is a mistaken idea to suppose that while
all other trades and professions have been ad-
Vanclng and improving, that the practice OF
stand-stIll. There is probably no science
IN the world wherein greater and more start
ing discoveries nave been made than in the
"healing art" Prof. Emery, by means of
his wonderful discoveries with the microcope,
has reduced the practice of medicine and sur
gerry 10 science. Tracing all disease, as he
does, to germ oTigin,' their treatment be-
comes a simple matter and enables him to eff
feet cures in cases that have been pronounced
beyond medical Skin, and in an incredible
short space Of time. The microscopic ex-
aminatlons ofspecimens enable the doctor to
determine accurately and Immediately the
/ disease with which the patient is afflicted; af-
| ter which, by means of his new and wonder
tuI antiseptlc treatment, he Is able to apply
| the precise remedies indicated, and is not
| compelled to administer u multitude of differ.
ent compounds, hoping some may reach the
nInlstered large amount of unnecessary
| medicine. BY means OF his new disc " cries
Prof. Emery treats all such diseases, as every
i form OF Throat and Lung disease $50 calIefa
| Consumption), Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh
| Cancers, Old Sores, hemOrhoids Tor pIles)
Ulcers, Erys Peias, Epilepsy, Fits, Falling
| Examinations aud Inflammation of the Ewes
even blindness OF years standing-Old Eyes
| made new, to see without the use of specta-
Giles IN a few days-Deafness, Paralysis, Drop
sy, kheumati> m, Neuralgia; also every form
OF disease peculiar to females; also every
| form of yenereal disease In fact, the Doctor
makes speciality of every form OF Chronic
uiseaSS. ny Ine ald OF this wonderful micro
scope be can tell at once the nature of your
disease; then, il you wish, he will deal out
| to you the proper scientific remedies for the
speedy cure of the same. In every case ne
will make plain statement OF facts to the pa
tient, aud In all cases explain the nature OF
the disease and probabilities of y cure His
purpose is to make Emporia his permanent
| residence, and expects to be able to demon
strate to the citizens his claims to their favor
able consideration. The Doctor owns real es-
tate and Is permanently located and respon-
sioIe Tor any contract that he may make. The
Doctor has good apartments, and is pre- pared
TO re celVe chronica1ly diseased persons from
abroad, giving to all such who wish to re-
main under his treatment good rooms good
beds, go0d nurses, and scientific trea tment
1 with cure warranted or no charges made.
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Thursday morning a shoe man struck
a shoemaker. The maker arrested the
man. The man rested his case with the
police judge and city attorney. A swol-
len lip on one side and five dollars and
coats on the other, ought to teach the
lesson that capital and labor should go
hand in hand and not hand to mouth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

We saw in Sheldon's drug store, last
night, toy that beats them all. A gen.
tleman sits easily in a chair, wears the
uniform of a soldier, and has between
his fingers a cigar, which he really
smokes in a manner as natural as life.
The figure is marked $780,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

1t is strange with what persistence a
man who understands the financial ques
ton thoroughly, and can stand on the
street and discuss it all day, will work
TO tear down a hand-bill which is stuck
up with paste all over its back to make
IL STAY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

We are glad to see our business men
putting down substantial flag sidewalks.
George Bragunier has solid footing in
bank building will soon have an APP
proach to its doors as solid as the struct-
ure itself. And now S. p. Loomis has a
pile of flag-stone in front of Cooks dry
goods store
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Prof Kennedy, Mrs. DR.. Nellis, and
others, with the assistance of the chill,
dren of the Sunday school, will give one
of their pleasant musical and literary en-
tertainments in the Methodist church,
next Friday evening, Dec 13.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

We met Milton w. Phillips on the
street Thursday. The day before had
been his first appearance on the street
since his unfortunate accident on the
railroad at Florence some seven weeks
ago. He is still suffering from the effects
of the bruises.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Frank Gatewood has been pardoned
by governor Anthony and has been re-
leased from custody.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

On one of our church door portals is
posted up a hand bill headed "Last
chance" The bill posters "last chance
for future happiness is to join the church
without DELAY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

In. Stricken, of Hartford, is deputy
supreme master workman Of the A. o.
wv. for Kansas, and is now engaged in
organizing lodges.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

MARRIED-At the home of the brides
parents, on the 26th inst, by Rev. II. w
Chaffee, NJ. A. Hutchins and Miss Ro,
celia Drake. all of Lyon county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Bob White, an old-tlmer in this vicin
ity, but for some years past resident OF
Allen county, was here the other day
calling on his old friends.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

The Emma Leland combination will
play here on their return from the west,
on the evenings of Monday, Dec. 10th,
and Tuesday, Dec. 17th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Although this is the month of Decem-
Der, city lots are in demand and houses
are still going up on all sides.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Mrs. Sarah Morgans is putting up q
large frame dwelling on the corner Of
Mechanics street and second avenue.
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Ayers
Hair Va:gor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectuaI
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
'A6ir l. soon
restored to its
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Mr.. Perley is already closing out his
winter clothing at reduced rates. See
his advertisement.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Mr.. Gray, the queensware store man,
has a very large new stock, and has put
his prices very low.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

Our hotel men have not had room
enough lately To accommodate as many
guests as apply.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

VIM. Clark has moved to his new
house on Rural street.