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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26
The Normal School.

The announcement for the fall
term of the State Normal School ap-
pears in another column. We are
glad to be able to state, with
fullest confidence that the state
ment will be verified by results,
that this school is unsurpassed by
any in the state, in the ability of its
faculty, and in the excellent facili-
ties it affords for pursuing the
branches it undertakes to teach. And
it is especially gratifying to be able
to state another thing, and that is
the crisis which made the question
of the schools continuance doubtful
is passed, and its future is assured.
The state aid being cut off so abrupt
ly the school was badly crippled,
and has had a struggle. Through
the pluck and zeal of its president
and his able assistants, what were
considered insurmountable Difficult
ties and dark discouragements, haye
been overcome, and the sunlight
has broken through. The Normal
will start on its next year full of
fresh hope and Yigor. We have
known of no other instance where q
corps of teachers have literally
worked for nothing and boarded
Themselves" for years, that an in
stitution might survive, and the
public will be glad if deserved sue
cess shall follow that self-sacrificing
devotion which has been evinced
for this institution, by those who
have carried it over its dark days.
Although offered better salaries al
other poi nts, and although now the
promise is meager in this respect.
they have never thought of desert
ing the school. Had they done 80 the
institution would undoubtedly have
forever closed its doors, especially
as a Normal school. Now it will 60
on, and in the near future will ex-
tend ITS field of usefulness. Every
citizen of the state should extend
his friendly influence and thus
aid thes chool in a way which will
tell much upon its success. 1t will
be worthy the patronage of all, and
the facilities here for cheap living
are unsurpassed by any town In
which such an institution is located
We copy from the annual circu.
lar which has just been issued:
The successful termination of another
school year, notwithstanding the disabil
| tiles growing out of the lack of state aid
enables the board of regents to speaE
more hopefully and emphatically regard
| ing the future of the Normal school. The
crisis, which made the question of con-
| tinuance at all doubtful, has passed, anC
the public may now regard the future O
| this Central State Normal as secure. 1t Il
| believed that from this time onward,
| sure and steady growth, in all the ele-
ments of q successful career, will charac
| terize its history.
It gives the board great pleasure to bC
! enabled to announce that with the open
| ing of the fall term in September tuition
| for Normal students will be free.
The courses Of study remain unchanged
| and students are urged to examine care
| fully the requirements for entering an(
classification.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petition has
been presented 10 the board OF county COM
missioners of Lyon county, Kansas, for the To-
cation OF q county road as follows, to-Wit:
Commencing at the CO S5-1O0 rods west of the
ortheast corner of section fifteen. township
twenty and range thirteen; thence running
seventy degrees and thirty minutes west six
teen rods; thence south thirty eight degrees
forty nve.minutss west, fourteen rods twelve
feet to the north end OF the approach OF the
Neoeho river bridge; thence south fsrty-one
degrees west twenty-fouf rods across said
bridge; thence south ten degrees and thirty
minutes east twenty two rods 70 interseet tho
already established road running along the
south side Of the Hartford Water mill prop
orty which Is the termination of said road.
And whereas Il. ID. 4oshier, Jessie Brown
dered TO meet at the beginning Of said road
on the 18th day of August, 1873. at ten O'Clock
a. m, and in conjunction with the county sur
yeyor view, survey and locate said road in
conformity to the .petitfon and TO give to all
parties hearing. By order OF Board.
30&31 VIZ. r. EWING.
County Clerk
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, July Is, 1878,
FLoUR-Best extra and family scarce and
firm; Xxx, s.. 5O9S75; XXX, 81. 10C9425 fami-
ly, $4,000. 35.
GRAIN-Wheat, active and higher; No. 2
red, S41zc cash; s5Z@S7c August; No. do,
S6Z9S7c cash; S6%4S7 July. Corn dull /;
35H@S6e cash and bid August; size bid Sep
TENDER. Oats firm; 25c cash; &c bid Septem-
Der. Rye dull; 4Sc.
PRoDUOE-Butter; most of the stock re-
ceived during the heated term was damaged.
and has been sold at low figures; fresh re-
ceipts in demand; prime to select fresh yell
low dairy, 11l916c; do cauntry, packed, 9al3c.
Eggs, only local demand; 4a5c for guaran-
teed and candled.
PROvIsIONs-POrk firm; As cash; job
lots, s.. 6OaJG6. Dry salt meats nominally
unchanged. Bacon easier at $5.37K, $5.45,
at Sc 85a690.
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The enterprise of U. f. Sargent
& Co. in smuggling away the report
of the recent Greenback State con-
vention at Emporia, SO as to first
print 1t in Mr.. Sargent's paper, has
proved so successful that propably
not one voter in q hundred in the
State has yet seen or ever will see
what kind OF q platform tho Green
back party adopted. Yet Mr.. Sar-
gents ostensible reason for calling
the convention at the absurd date OF
July Sd, was to get the platform be-
fore lthe people in advance of the
other parties. Verify, Sargent
should soak his head and give up
his craftsmanship to some Green
hacker who possesses q few grains
of common sense.
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POLITICAL CAPITAL.
Anthony Gets His Fingers Burned
Again.

A few days ago-two days before the
Republican primary election in Topeka
George T, Anthony, "Governor," appear
ed in a communication in his organ, the
Topeka Commonwealth, accusing five
gentlemen, constituting the former Board
OF Trustees OF the State charitable tnstitu.
tions OF emDezzlement, or misapproprta-
ton Of the funds Of the State to their own
use. The names OF the parties are John
I. Lanter, Of Garrett, Thos. T. Taylor,
OF Hutchinson, W. b. Slosson, of Sabetha,
Jos. z. Bauserman, Of Leavenworth, and
John II. Smith, Of Columbus. With all
these gentlemen we are personally ac-
quainted, and with most OF them the &C
quaintance extends over a long period OF
years. They are old and respected citi.
zens, some OF them having held many re-
sponsible positions, and stood for years
in their respective communities as hon.
ored and trusted men. We were there
fore greatly surprised at the accusation
by the Governor. AS we understand the
matter they have drawn from funds ap-
propriated for other purposes their pay
for services as members Of the Board, the
specific appropriation for pay for their
services having been insufficient. We
thought it little strange that this ex-
pose should have been postponed until
the present time, because Governor An
thony must have been conVersant with
the facts he has made known in this CON-
munication, several months ago. They
were appointed on the Board by him, and
he must have had q knowledge Of their
mode Of doing business. We do not pre-
tend to say that the Board did no wrong,
but the conviction is forced upon us that
II they did George T. Anthony is alike
guilty with them, and that the holding
back Of this exposure until the time to
manufacture political capital from its
publication, renders him more censura-
BILE than the others. If he did not know
what was going on in this Board then he
is entirely unfit for the position he now
holds.
But there is another side to this affair,
and below we give two of the accused
gentlemen q hearing:
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SheriR's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District
Lyon county, Kansas.
8. L. SARGENT,
OS.
H. D. CURTIs, ct dL.)
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued out OF
ID the District Court OF Lyon county, in the
above entitled cause, 1 will, on Monday, the
18th day of August, 1873, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
at the front door of the court house in the city
OF Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas, offer tor
sale at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real estate
to-wit: Commencing at the northeast corner
of the southwest quarter Of section twenty
nine, township nineteen, range twelve
thence running east sixty rods; thence south
one hundred and sixty rods; thence west six
ty rods; thence north one hundred and sixty
rods, to place of beginning, containing sixty
acres, in Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
OF the defendants, H. ID. Curtis, ct al, to sat
isfy said order OF sale.
Sheriff IS Office, July 26th, 1878
3O-5t LYON county. Kansas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

The specie payment men have
reason to greatly rejoice over the
grAndest ak months aggregate of
business failures that have yet been
recorded. The failures for the first
six months of 1873, number 6yS25,
against 4,74S In tho similar period
of 1877. The liabilities aggregate
nearly $1Sl, 600 900, which Is nearly
one third moro than for tho CORES
ponding period Of last year or any
other ak months of any year. Yet
paper dollars have been within a
mere fraction of the value OF gold
dsllars, and the currency and all
values have been practically on q
hard money basis. Something
ought 70 be done to stop the predic-
lions OF the paper money fanatics
from turning out 80 correct as they
appear TO, for really nearly II, 600
business failures, with liabilities Of
nearly $4,000 900, every month, in
dictate \ condition of business affairs
not exactly consistent with the APP
proved financial doctrine that the
nearer we are to ''hard pan" the cas-
ier times win get.
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Martin don't believe It to be the duty of
the Governor to prosecute embezzlers.-
Cottonwood Falls Leader.
How do you known Has Martin
ever said he does not think it the
duty of the Governor to prosecute
embezzlers2 If he has not, why do
you publish such statement Can
you not support Anthony without
incorporating Martini Does
Martins course In Kansas for TWEEN
ty years indicate that he would be
in favor of letting embezzlers go
free2 Unless you know you are
stating the truth in such matters as
the above, you ought not to publish
them.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that q petition has
been presented to the board of county com
missiOners of Lyon county, asking for the To-
cation Of a county road as follows, to-wIt:
Commencing at the northwest corner OF sec
ton twenty-nlne, township seventeen and
range eleven thence south by the most prac-
tlcable route to the southwest corner OF sec
ton twenty mine; thence directly south on
the section line until IL intersects the already
established road running east and west ON the
south line of section five and six, township
eighteen, range eleven, which point is the
termination of said road. And whereas Jos.
Miller. James Cribb and Rob. A1ahan were
appointed and ordered to meet at the Begin
ming of said road on the 9th day of August,
1873, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, and in conjunction
with the county surveyor view, locate and
survey said road and to give all parties g
hearing. BY order of the County Board.
WA. +. EWING,
S0&3l County Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

The eclipse of the sun which will
take place next Monday, the 10Th,
will be observable in this country
for q breadth of about 116 miles, be-
ginning at the western end of Mon
tana territory, and going on south
over Wyoming, Colorado and Tex.
as, entering the Gulf of Mexico be-
tween New Orleans and Galveston,
and shadowing Cuba and southern
San Domingo. Congress appropri-
Ated $4,000 to aid scientific men in
this country in taking observations,
and Prof. Edison and others are al
ready In Montana with the most
delicate and perfect of instruments,
ready for the eclipse to put In an
appearance. Edison will test his
new Instrument to measure heat,
the tasimeter, which is expected to
record the ], 100000 part of 9 degree
The eclipse will be visible as q par.
tial one all over British America
the United States and Mexico, or
the afternoon OF the 10Th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

Russia wants a loan of one or two
hundred million dollars from the
United States. With the balance OF
trade two or three hundred millions
In our favor we ought to be able to
accommodate her. The republic OF
the new world standing in the re-
latiOn of capitalist to the greatest en-
pire in Europe would be spectacle
for the effete monarchies.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26
District Court of the United States,
For the District Of Kansas.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of Charles Evans, Bankrupt
District of KansaS-ss.
THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il 10Th day of July, A. d. 1873, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court of the United States for the District OF
Kansas, against the estate of Charles Evans,
of Emporia, in the county of Lyon, in said
District. who has been adjudged a bankrupt
on his own petition; That the payment of any
debts, and the delivery of any property be-
use, and the transfer of any property by him.
are forbidden by law; And that a meeting OF
debts and to choose an assignee of his estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at EmpOria, Kansas, at Registers Of
flee, before J. Jay Buck, Esq, Register In
Bankruptcy for said District, on the 18th day
of August, A. D., 1873, at o O'Clock a. m.
d. r. SIMPSON,
u. s. Marshal for said District.
By A. G. MCKENZIE. Den. 3O-9t
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st. 10. Herald: p. p. Elder wants
to know what Col. Martin has done.
He was fighting the enemy while
Elder was q beef contractor and In
dian agent. Selahl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

Voorhees, says Thurman Is the
coming man for the presidency,
which is a deliberate thrust under
the fifth rib of the vacillating Hen
bricks. tits related that the feeling
between the Tall Sycamore and the
late candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency Is not cordial.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

The Republicans, from 1868 to
1876, reduced the taxes of the
country $25O,O0O,OOO. How much
has the Democrats reduced them in
four years2 Will some Democratic
patriot take his slate and figure up
and let us know?
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

A careful analysis Of the papers Of this
state shows seVentY-two unequiyocally in
favor Of John A. Martin for Governor;
nineteen IN favor OF Geo. T. Anthony, and
twenty-two zen the fence"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

hANsAs CITY, July ., 1e1S-
CATTLE-The market yesterday was again
dull and depressed for grass cattle, the class
which composed the bulk of the offerings
and sellers had to invariably make conces-
sions. Eastern markets were reported dull
in this class, which caused shippers to be
timid about taking hold. For well fatted
cattle the feeling was more cheerful and the
highest price Of the day, $3.7!K, was paid fol
IA native Shipping steers averaging go lbs
Yesterday the following were the leading
q q =
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HoGs-Receipts yesterday were l.2S4 head
and shipments 1,049 head. The market yes
terday was weaker here, but at the same
time the lower prices paid, when compared
with the previous day, was owing to the in
f0riOr quality. Extreme range of sales $3.4O@
3.55, with bulk at $34O9S As.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

AT the last session of congress the
appropriations were increased, over
the previous year, $28, 752, 265.49.
This increase comes from Demo-
cratic reform, you know.
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Wheat, which is moving in large
quantities, is carried by rail from
Cincinnati to New York at l256
cents per 100 lbs.
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Markets by Telegraph.


NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, July Is, 1873.
MoNEY-11<92 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 25S(GA per cent.
GOLD-Stcady at $IOOK
LoAN-Bsrrowing rates l@2 per cent.
BONDS - Government generally steady.
Railroad bonds firm. State securities dull.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

Eighty teachers attending Butler coun-
ty institute, under charge of Prof. Van
LandIngham, of PaoIa.
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Tuition Free for Normal Students.

Pupils classified in the Academic and Pre-
paratOry departments will be charged the
usual rates of tuition
Applications for rooms in boarding halls
should be made early.
For circulars or further information ad-
dress the President. G. r. POMEROY.
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One thing may safely be said of
Hayes administration. It will Gre
ate no jobs for the party to carry.
This is q good deal.
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TREAsURER'S
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LYON COUNTY.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICER
EAPORIA. July Gath, 1873. !
MONEY on hand for the different funds
Min the County Treasury at this date. to- wit
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
Hat nF af%0ra

Remaining uncalled for at the Postoflice July
-, 1873. Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say "advertised,o and
give date Of advertisement.
Andrews, d. IL. Lanpheimer, Will.
Baker. N. Lang, j. e.
Corlow, Thomas Martenette, Mrs. Z. p
Farr, q. =. Moore, Mrs. A.
Gore, e. q. Pulsifcr, Sydney.
Gibson. Allie. Fender, Alex q.
Henderson, Martin. Reynolds, Emma.
Hopkins, q. S. Sefn, JOSIE
Hillett, Jno. Thorston, Gunder.
Harmon, N. g. Wood, Mrs. s. K.
Jones. K p
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1850 "a
9l.7@ s.

r JOSEPH ERNST, Treasurer Of Lyon
h county, Kansas do hereby certify: That
the foregoing statement, showing the amount
Of money IN the treasury Of said county on
ent funds TO WlIIck ft belongs, Is correct, COM
DIete and true, 70 the best OF my belief
JOSEPH ERNST, Co. Treassr.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this zzth
day Of July, 1873. g. W. FREDERICK.
By ]. II. HIBBKN, DepPy Clerk. SOIL
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY. JULY 26, 1873.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Lyon county will meet
in delegate convention at the court house, In
the city of Emporia, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1873,
ut 10 O'Clock n. m, for the purpose of placing
in nomination candidates for county officers,
as follows:
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
PROBATE JUDGE.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
COUNTY SUIT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. i
Upon the adjournment OF the county con-
vention, the delegates in attendance from the
iyely, will meet in district convention, and
eadh put in nomination candidate for rep
resentattve; and select q district committee;
and choose delegates to the State convention
to be held ut Topeka, August 2Sth, 1876 and
also delegates to the Congressional conven-
The county committee have aPportioned the
number OF delegates to which Lyon county Is
entitled in the Congressional convention as
follows: For the sd district, 4 delegates; for
the SD district, 3 delegates.
The representation from the several voting
precincts in the county convention, will be as
pELKaArKs. DELEGATES
Agnes City,. 8 Patty's Mill. ........4
Americas .......... 10 Recalling. ....-.......2
Centre. ..........-... Bunker Hill .--...-.S
Elmendaro. Elm Creek ...-. - -
Hartford ...... EmpSria Townships
Fremont. ........... 1st Ward, Emporia. @
Neosho Rapids ... g ID Ward. Emporia. g
IrAylors.- "a W hrui 6IllnpoIlih.' q
plymouth ............ 4th ard, Elnporia u
The primary meetings will be held Satur-
try sn1ecinsts 81 n ~ tbe city at Rp.n,.
ED. DoRToH, Chairman
JIM KKRR, Sec'y. Go. Central Com.
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STATE
Normal School

FTlHE FALL TERM of fourteen weeks will
commence September Ilth. No
School in the state offers equal advantages
for TEACHERS.
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ESTRAY.

GTRAYED from Pheanis Greek, July 18th
y or 10th, a bay horse six years old. weighs
about 800 pounds white face; is nearly blind;
branded en- the shoulder; has one shoe on in
front. Information of his whereabouts will
be literally rewarded.
30-Itt d. w. EASTMAN.
EIIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Strayed
u from Dow Greek, Lyon county, ansas,
about the LIST of April, one brown or dark
bay three-Year old Highlander fllly; good
size, long, slim tail, some white on right hind
food between fetlock and hoof on inside with
some black spots in, and think little on left
hind foots anne place. The above reward will
be paid to any one who will give information
that will lead to the recovery of same at hard
ware store Of Louis Lite, Emporia, or
Z. ii. FINLEY
Dow creek, Lyon County, Kansas, or address
me at Emp0ria postOhice. Soft
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NOR SALE, tho property of It. j Maltby,
~ II. ms. Madras Civil Service. Emporia.
HORSES Stud horse, Veto, weight 1,4O0
pounds, IL hands high. Veto is by Kentucky
old.
Also black mares, grey mares, / roam
marc with foai, bay mare with fOal, grey
mare, bay mare (buggy) team of roam ponies,
and small bay marc, in all ID head.
COwS.-16 graded cows and IL calves.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Cnew this
season.) Weir sulky piow, fourteen inGh
breaking p1OWs, one two-hOrSe disk harrow,
(EiShwitZ,) one single horse harrow, iNish-
wftz,l one patent pOtatoe- planter, (plants
and cuts i've acres per day,l one patont sub
soil plow, one patent onfon-plantcr, Com
stock's) with attachments, one cultiyatOr,
ten inch plow, (Old, one Studebaker wagon,
and one buggy.
Also, large and we'll built house OF ten
rooms, with large barn and stabling ~ by "a
feet, and five acres of land, 400 yards west OF
the Normal School, at Emporia. Price 5000.
Also, $40 acre farm on the Vcrdigris, in
Greenwood county, Is miles south of Empo-
ria, and miles west of Madison; some 60
acres broken, including orchard of 500 apple
trees, peach and cherry trees. viii make u
splendid stock farm; with Is acres timber,
water and stone. Small frame house OF three
rooms Price 81 per acre, cash, or IS on time.
with good security.
Also, an so acre farm on Dry Creek, miles
stone; 4 acres upland suitable for house and
orchard, balance bottom land. Price, $12 90
cash, or $500 on time with security.
Apply to 7. j. Maltby, above, to
Messrs Holmes & Holden, land agents, En-
BOria-
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.ANTED.
FOR SALE.

NTANTED-Ten tons cast scrap iron at
w EmpOria Foundry. Cash paid. sl-tf
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ooIFTEURs.

Fanciful towers Of finger puffs,
placed with small regard to symmetry
of outline, but with mucn striving
after effect, are placed high on the
head. Often ct the back having the
appearance Of 3 support thereto are
Ornamental combs, or they are Inc
termIxed in Isome careless way
Herewith. Again the hair Is
brought low in soft braids or from
two to four short eurIs.
LUCY CARTER.
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A NY one wishing to buy two good heavy
well to sec 30-2t# NOSE COPPOCK
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HIHOSE wishing sweet corn to dry will
IL please leave orders at tho Grange store
SO-St j. V. RANDOLPH.
7 LIME for sale at my residence, five miles
IL southeast of Emporia, Kansas.
Soft w. B. ROSS
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Martin don't believe It to be the duty of
the Governor to prosecute embezzlers.-
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day, August Sd, at O'Clock 2. m, In the couL
try precincts; in the city at y. m:
ED. DoHToH, Chairman
JIM kerr. Sec'y Go. Central Com.