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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-01-04


Tho Annual "Week OF Prayer
commences next Sabbath. UnIon servi-
ces for this city are arranged, guided by
the following programme, at the call Of
the d. E. bell:
Sabbath evening, Jan. 9th, at the NJ. Z.
church Sermon by Rev. James Barnett:
Monday to Friday evening inclusive. at
the Grange hall, addresses, prayer and
social exercises; Saturday evening Q
grand temperance mass meeting at the
Presbyterian church. Sunday evening,
January 18th At the Presbyterian church.
Sermon by Rev. o. j. Shannon. Also dur.
ing the week q daily prayer meeting at
Grange hall at az O'Clock p. m.
The following are the topics arranged
by the Evangelical Alliance for the Unit.
ed States:
SUNDAY, Jan. 7.-Sermons: Christian
union perfected Rev. VILE. 10.
MONDAY, Jan. S.-Prayer and praise:
Remembrance Of personal AMI rel alive
mercies; prayer for tue DIYlne blessing
on past privileges and for . humble and
eontrite spirit.
TUESDAY, Jan. S.-Prayer: For the
Church Of CHRIST in all lands; for its de.
iverance from error; for its increase IN
faith and holiness and in power rs q wit.
ness for the Lord Jesus Christ; for the
graeh and guidance OF the Holy Spirit
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9.-Prayer: For
Christian familles-for sick and afflicted
members; for children at school and foI
| all youth In our colleges and Summaries
/ OF learning; fer young men entering up.
/ on the active business Of life and FOR
those abroad; for our sons and daughters
| opening confesslng Christ.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10-Prayer: For ma.
tions-for rulers, magistrates and states.
men; for the army and navy; for ali be
neVolens and phtlanthropic institutions;
for religious liberty and the opening Of
1.-THE Gospel, and for the reign Of righteous
ness and peace.
FRIDAY, Jan. 11.-Prayer: For Chris
eian missions to the Jews and Gentiles;
/ for sunday schools, and for the Divine
blessing on All Christian efforts to spread
adings OF the Gospel OF Salvation.
SATURDAY, Jan. 12--Prayer: For the
circulation q the Bibles for the Observ-
ance Of the Sabbath; for the removal o.
lntemperanee; Tor che rescue OF the faI
len; fer the safety q those who travel b
land and water. ~
SUNDAY, Jan, IA Sermons: Christian
life. tssLet your light shine.' Matt. WIG
II is earnestly wished that All interest
ed In religious work shall subordinat.
business and pleasure 70 the dsvcnOns o
these appointments. Also that earnest
prayer in their behalf shall dedicate eve
ry christian house and personal PARTED
patton in onr ASSEMBLIES rise to a well
used privilege. All the year win be bet
tor for Worshipfol beginning.
By 0RDER or COMMITTEE.
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James Wick, the celebrated florist Of
Rochester, New York, and publisher Of
Weeks Floral Guide" Is now publish
ing monthly called SVick's Illustrated
Monthly Magazine" 1t is beautiful
publication, and Will be the delight Of Ia
dies who love flowers. Each number
contains 3 whole page engraving Of flow
ers colored to life, and the reading matter
all through the work is profusely Illus
trated. In addition to articles on the cui-
tivatiOn Of flowers Information is given
In gardening, public road making and
other subjects of general interest. The
magazine ought to and Will have large
circulation. 1t will do much to promote
the aestheueal taste Of our people. One
dollar and twenty-five cents yea-r, or
five coples,for five dollars. James Wick,
publisher. Rochester, N. Y.
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librarian AIInstreIs.

On next Friday and Saturday evenings
January 4 and 5, the favorite Hiberniar
Minstrels will appear at Bancroft Hall
and will no doubt be greeted with one o.
the largest audiences OF the season. From
a recent exchange the following brief no
tice is taken:
The largest house of the season greeted
the Hibernlan Minstrels at the ThespiaI
Hall last night The songs, dances anC
sketches by Henshaw, M'Gann. Murray
Austin and others, were new, varied anC
attractive, aud ELECTED unbounded ap.
piause. In fact, every lady and gentle
man composing the troupe, is an artist o.
superior ability. In addition TO the vari-
ETY. entertainment very beautiful as well
as instructive panorama Of important cit
les and places of note in the Emerald Isle
forms u pleasing feature.
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For sale-A Coal Hole

A large, irst-cIass coal hole Is now Of
tered for sale near the thriving town OF
EldoTado. It can be had very cheap.
For further particulars call on or address
DR.. Allen White, or T. Higginbotham
Murdoch, Esq. Parties from winfield
need not apply. II they do they will get
HI knocked out of them In short or
der. We are authorized TO say that the
Emporia coal hole Is Withdrawn from
market till the above is sold. The Wal
nut Valley Times will please copy three
times and send bill to the PrOprietors OF
the cast and west'' railroad. 21-I.tf
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state news.

Over thirteen thousand Mennonites
have located in Kansasthis year.
The soldiers at Fort Dodge consumed
!, 900 cans of oysters on Christmas.
Two hundred and sixty-three rats
were captured and killed recently in q
corn crib at Troy.
Judge Sears, attorney for the NJ, K.
& T., is building $1,000 residence at
Ottawa.
Mrs. Ball, wife of the postmaster st
Kingman, Harper county, has been ar
rested for robbing the mail.
The bridge for the Kansas City,
Burlington & Santa Fe railaoad across
tho Neosho at Burlington, is lying
completed at Buffalo N. Y. It is of
iron and from the celebrated Kellogg
bridge company.
Mr.. John Hall, near Fredonia, got
drunk, one day recently, and while in
that condition attacked his son with q
knife. The son seized gun and shot
the father dead. Correct,
The M, K. & 7. railroad company
propose 60 furnish an excursion to the
people OF southern Kansas to Calves
ton, and return during the month Of
January for $50 the round trip.
A man answering the description of
Henry W. Crayson, who murdered
Potect, near Shawnee, johnson conn
ty, in October, 1867, has been spotted
by one William 81. Cherry, at Port
land, Oregon. snd q requ isition fer his
arrest and return has been forwarded
by Governor Anthony.
A lad named Charles p. Browne,
while attempting 70 steal ride on a
freight train at Beulah, Crawford
county, last week, was thrown under
the train by the cattle chute and crush
ed TO death. The distressing news so
shocked his mother IS 60 cause her ser
fo1s illness and has made his father =
raving maniac.
Arthur g. Wells, cattle man Ia
Sherman county, Kansas, murdered
his father, about three weeks ago, cut
eli the dead mans head, wrapped &c in
a blanket and used IE for sleeping
companion The young man and bis
father lived in dug out When the
murder gas discovered the young man
resisted the party which came to arrest
him and fought desperately for the
possession of his pet fathers head. The
murderer was found 70 be raving
maniac. The father was leather and
hide merchantin New York City and
was visiting his son This young man
has been taken 70 2 Nsw York insane
asylum
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The SAD"


An ad. when first looked at, is not seen at all,
And again on the floor it unnoticed Will fall
The third time 1t assumes a familiar face;
And the fourth time is seen in its own proper
place;
The third time it is looked at, the locker half
reads IL,
The sixth time says. "Pshawi why nobody
needs it,
! The seventh, the ad is a source of great pain
at the eighth he blurts out, " There's that
darned thing againP
The ninth time he wonders, If there's any
thing In iti''
The tenth time he reads it in less than a
minute.
At the eleventh he says he will ask cross the
way,
If he sees it twelfth time, how such stun
can payH
Thirteen times makes him think it may be a
good thing;
while a fourteenth perusal the longing doth
bring.
Fiftee1 times he has read, and thinks he will
try it;
His wife on the sixteenth entreats him to
buy it.
The seventeenth day tits the theme of the
home;
On the eighteenth he is told that pay day is
come.
The nineteenth comes round, it is ordered and
paid for;
o, twentieth reader, that's what advers. are
made for.
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EvERYBODPs BUSINESS.


To PREVENT AND CURE COUGHS AID
CoLDs.-A reliable remedy is necessary
in every household. Parker's Ginger tom
ic is just the medicine needed. It rsdi-
cally cures coughs, c0IdF, sore throat,
bronchitis. and even consumption, IL used
in time, by its powerful specific action on
the stomach, kidneys, skin, liver, and
mucous surfaces OF the throat and lungs.
In this natural way it cleanses the waste
matters from the blood, builds up the It's
sues, fortIfies the system against further
attacks, and permanently aIlays infiama-
tions of the the throat, lungs, and other
organs. It is 3 powerful inVigorant, and
affords just the help that the aged, the
feeble. and the convalescent require, be-
cause it insures perfect digestion and en-
ioyment OF the food, enriches the blood,
and arcuses the dormant energies Of the
debiIifated organs. It cures dyspepsia
with ITS varied symptoms Of headache,
wakefulness, sour stomache. bad tastein
the mouth, constipation, liver complaint,
palpitatien OF the heart, etc.s and while
IL never intoxicatces nor creates any de-
sire for stimulaats, It diffuses warmth
and vigor through the system. FeneWs the
appetite, soo9hs the nerves, nanishes mel
aneholy, and gives strength and elasticity
TO the worn out frame. Buy SLIGO bot
tie from your druggists, Perley 6 Ryder,
Emporia, Kansas, or sample bottle at
ID cents, and test its extraordinary mer-
its. 45-eoW
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The Ancient Order OF United Work
men will have their installation OF OIL
GERS and supper at their hall next Mon
day evening. All members and their
families are invited, and expected to
bring their baskets Of good things. The
order Is in fiOurishing condition, and is
worthy OF the kind consideration OF those
who desire u social institution and At the
same time one that furnishes a 1900 in
surance at one-fourth the usual cost of
such u policy.
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The New Years exhibition of school
district No. 81, Miss Hattie johnson,
teacher, at the Walkup school house,
New Years night, was very success
full affair, and included splendid
New Years tree, literally loaded With
presents. The literary entertainment,
which was very interesting and well
managed, was greatly assisted by the
music furnished by Misses M. j. and L.
Fishback, organists, and consisted of
determinations, recitations, dialouges,
soliloquies, and vocal and instrument
tai music. The programme was as
follows:
Music, waltz; defamation, Master
Eddie Higbee; recitation. Miss Rosa
Childers; defamation, Master Freddie
Higbee; dialogue, Little Vesuyius, sby
Miss Lizzie A. Walkup, Sallie C.. Hfg-
bee, Jennie Herman, Lydia II. Davis.
Matte II. Walkup, Lonisa A. Owen ;
music; defamation, Master Elmer
Ames recitation, Miss Anna Waikup;
defamation, Master Ira Ames reciss-
ton, Miss Anna Walkup; dialogue,
Silly Dispute, by Miss Sally Higbee,
Lizzie Walkup, hattie johnson music,
Watchman's Cry; defamation, Master
Eddie Humphrey; declamations little
Francis Yahn; recitation, Miss Lydia
Davis; dialogue, city manners and
country hearts, by Miss Matte Walkup,
Mr.. Curtis Putnam, Miss Mary Owen,
Miss Hattie johnson; defamation,
Master Johnny Higbee; recitation,
Miss Rosa Childers; music, the Old
Mountain Pine; solilOquy, Miss Lizzie
Walkup; recitation, Miss Sallie Coch-
ran music.
The exercises being through with,
the curtains were taken, down and
Santa Claus made his appearance, and
after short speech, gave MS an Indian
dance, and then began to distribute
the presents. After the presents were
partially distributed, the young gen.
tlemen in the audience were requested
to vote a very handsome basket to the
prettiest young lady in the house. The
vote resulted as follows: Miss Jennie
Herman, So; ii ISIS Bell Wood, 10; Miss
Rosa Moore, II; Miss Matte Walkup,
5; Miss Hattie johnson, 2; Miss Sallie
Higbee, 2. Miss Jennie Herman got
away with the basket by Is votes of q
majority. The school house. was
crowded to its utmost, and q great
many had to go home, there not being
room in the house. Upon the
whole it was the grandest affair that
has come of in the country for many
a day.
We return thanks to Mr.. Walkup
and Miss johnson, for kind Invitation
| to attend.
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find some names who are in arrears. Dur.
ing the hard times we have tried to &C.
commodate citizens Of Lyon county who
wanted THE NEWS, and now we ask but
simple justice when we request them Il
remember their promises to pay. Next
week we shall give our books thorough
overhauling, and fear we shall be com
PEELED to part company with those who
are behind unless their accounts are salts
factorIly arranged by that time. We
mean business, and If those who know
themselves to be in arrears do not get the
paper after this week they will know the
reason.
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The New Year edition OF the Atchison
Champion was a rouser. 1t contained
forty columns OF matter devoted to the
business interests of that city, and was
illustrated with views Of its leading
buildings, and Kansas at the centennial.
1t contained a mass OF statistical infor-
nation which must have been of great
value to thai town.
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MARRIED.-By Rev. J. II. Clark, on
the 9th ult., at the residence of p. B.
Maxon, the brides father, Mr.. W. +. Ew.
ing and Miss Callie G. Maxon, all Of Ly-
on county.
The above announcement will be receiv-
ed with pleasure by the hosts Of friends
OF will. Ewing and wife throughout the
country, and all unite in best wishes for
their future happiness and prosperity.
VIII. ought to be happy man. The
people lately bestowed upon him the ia
vor of good office, by decided majori-
} ty, and the accomplished Miss Callie Max
on took pity on him and bestowed her
hand and heart, the best gilt of rrue
woman. The boys cup ought TO run over
n little.
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CONSUMPTION CURED-An old physl-
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 af-
feetions, also q positive and radical cure
for general debility and ali nervous COM
plants, after having thoroughly tested
Its wonderful curative powers in th0us-
ands Of cases, feels It his duty to make il
known to his suffering fellows. The re-
cipe will be sent free Of charg, 70 ali who
desire il, with full directions for prepar-
ing and successfully using. Address
with stamp, naming this paper, DR.. ]. G.
Stone, a North Ninth Street. Philadel-
pbia. Pa. BIN
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. We are prepared to nh all orders fol
coal at the following quot1tlons:
Best Usage SHAFT, 1Se. at yard; 20c. de
livered. Best Scranton, 16c. at yard; 1Sc
delivered. Best Carbonate. lac. at yard
Ice. delivered.
Please send-in your orders and we VIII
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 lac. coal il
much better than any country coal haul
ed into this market. Reeollect the place,
just across the street from the A, T. & S.
Fe depot, the place formerly oceunied By
the st. Louis Forwarding House.
HoRNBARGxR & co.
rnro,i. Nov 02 1877 A2 Il
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a valuable ConsideratIop


For people about to travel, Is by wha
routes they can make direct through con
nections and have their baggage checked
to destination. This you can do by TAX
ing the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad which offers to the travelling
public unsurpassed advantages in selec-
ton of routes, as close connections are
made at Atchison or Kansas City with
through express trains on all Of the Iol-
lowing roads:
Burlington route.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific.
Chicago, Alton d st. Louis.
Hannibal and st. Joseph.
Missouri Pacific.
st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern.
We have on sale full line of through
tickets at lowest rates to all principal
points In the North, East, South and
West, limited tickets at reduced rates,
also Emigrant and tourists tickets to
points in Colorado.
Full information in regard to Ticket
| and Freight rates can be learned upon ap'
plication to JAMES PATTEsToN,
Agent. A. T. & s. F. Depot.
Express trains leave Emporia daily al
follows: Going East, 1928 a. m, going
West 3 80 %. m.
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1 take pleasure in introducing to the
people of Emporia and Lyon county, DIR.
c. s. NeIIIs, who comes well recommend
ed rs first-eiass surgeon and physician,
and a worthy gentleman, reliable in every
respect. DIR. NeIlis has purchased hall
interest IN my practice, and l bespeak for
the firm a continuation of the patronage
heretofore given me.
Respectfully,
LIT W.D. GENTRY, MD.
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" Greas Reducsaoa,'

- GEC8G 1kGUGCG1Oss''
In time TO all eastern points, via the UId
Reliable Hannibal q st. Joseph railroad
and its connections. s.Only 81 hoJ1rsy
from the Missouri river to New York.
SUArMER ARRAHGKMEET.-T Kansas
City and New York afternoon express,
has through day and sleeping car from
Kansas City 80 Toledo, VIA the Wabash
railway Only one change OF cars 70 In
5Ianapolfs and Cincinnati, with direct
connecfton for Louisville, Columbus and
Pittsburgh. Also . through day en1eh and
Pullman eleeping ear from Kansas City
TO Chicago. Wis Quincy and Chicago, Bur-
lington g Quincy 3. B., without ehange,
connecting with fast trains from Chicago,
arriving at New York at D. m. next
eSenIEg, Passengers via wabash line esa
change ears ln Union depot. Toledo, ct 20
D. m, and arriye at Buffalo 600, and
Niagara Falls at 8 q. m. Eext morning,
tickets good via the Falls.) and STRIVE
New YORK at go p. M, and Boston $40
o, M, same evenings Or II preferred. can
remain at the Falls until / go p m, and
arrive New York 6:15 and Boston as 1lsCc
a m the following morning, same e
other lines.
n. PKHYIKzD, q. F. and 7 A.
g. B, CLAYTON, Hannibal, No.
Wesea r. Agt., Eauzaa CITY.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, Dec. 81, III.
Pursuant to call Of the Mayor, the fol.
lowing were present:
f, Mayor Watson; Messrs. Perley, Lowe
Davis, Halleck and Theis.
Petition Of Weaver q Bill for license a.
Wholesale liquor dealers, place OF busl.
ness IA Commercial street, for months
from Jan. lst, 1878, was read, and on mo-
ton granted. Adjourned.
j. E PKRLEY, Clerk pro tenn.
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THAT MoTHER-IN-LAWo OF MINE-Says
she feels like she would live to watch me
ten wears lenger, since taking SGrsGpdrtl
la, Ddndelion and Iodids Of Potassium
for the blood and liver. She says heI
headache is all gone. Mine aches now
guess Pll have to take Brot0n's LfUel
Pills. John A. Moore has ali of Brown:
Medicines. 51-tf
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Eine-James smith,s Imperial cigar.

DR.. Filters Vegetable Remedy Is guar
anteed to cure Rheumatism. Neuralgia.
sciatica, Headache, Backache, Nervous
Dyspepria, Catarrh, Swollen Joints, Asth-
ma, Nervous, tired, languid feelings.
Weakness in kidneys and nerves, OF
money positively refunded If not cured in
the time specified. DR.. FitIer invites ali
to consult free Of charge. Address SSs
Chertnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Medi-
cine for sale by J. A. Moore, sole agent
for Emporia 39-tf
WOODWARD q Co.,
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The Jan. quarterly meeting of the Pat
rons OF Lyon County Cooperative Asso-
citation will be held at Grange hall on
Saturday, Jan. 10Th, at 10 a. m. A chair
man, secretary, treasurer, four directors
and two auditors will be elected at this
meeting. Directors meeting Monday,
Jan. 14th at 10 O'Clock a. m.
IA NEwIIN secretary
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ASTONISHING Successful is the duty
of every person who has used Boschee's
German Syrup to let its wonderful qualI-
ties be known to their friends in curing
consumption, severe coughs, Group, Asth-
ma. pneumonia, and In fact all throat and
lung diseases. No person can use Il
will relieve any case, and we consider it
the duty Of all druggists to recommend il
to the poor dying consumtiVe, at least to
try one bottle, as 80, Zoo dozen bottles
were sold last year, aud. no one ease
where IL failed was reported. Such 3
medicine as the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your druggist
about It. Sample bottles 70 try sold &C 10
cents. Regular size rs cents. Sold by
Perley & Ryder and DR.. j. A. Moore.
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Various causes advancing years, care,
sickness, disappointment, aad hereditary
predisposition-au operate to turn the hair
gray, and either Of them incline is 20 shed
prematurely- Ayers Hair Vigor will restore
faded or gray, lghs and red hair 90 . rich
brown OF deep black, rs may be desired. Il
softeBa and cleanses the scalp, giving it 8
healtsly action, and removes and cures dand-
run and humoRs- By It's use falling hair is
checKed. and 8 new growth VIII be prcduced
froyed or glands decuyea- It's effects are bea1-
fffnIly shown on Drashy, weak, or sfckly HAIR.
70 which 3 few applications VIII produce the
sure in It's operation. it Is incomparabIe as q
dressing, and is especially valued for the son
custFe and richness OF tone il impaFts- Il
contains neither oil nor dye, and viii not soil
tr color white cambries yet il Lasts long on
the hair, and keeps its fresh and vigorous.
jr sale by all dealers 27-S9-5I-6s
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THAT BRoTHER-IN-LAw OF MINE
Says Its almost a pleasure to get hurt,
since Broton's ArnicG SGlue removes In
fiammation and heals so quickly, that the
place is better than ever. All of Browns
Great Western Remedies for sale by Tan
dy Eastman, Emporia. 51-tf
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Divine service in the Episcopal church
next Sunday. In the morning the rector
viii preach on the subject of culture
Endless Punishment as taught in the
Scriptures" ALI who have doubts on
this subject are invited to hear q calm,
dispassionate and logical discussion of
this great question.
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Now every body can dress up by going
to Wolleson's, who is selling out at prices
that knock hard times out of sight. Mr..
Wolleson's stock is large and good. and
the energetic and popular Mr.. Rasmussen
Is there to suit everybody in the way of
bargains, and we refer our readers to the
new advertisement for particulars.
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/ CEMETERY W0RK-Jehn 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 ay
nue., EmpOria, Kas. -.- 2S-n ~.
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THAT SIsTER-IN-LAw OF MINE-Says,
since using Pdrtsias Lily Balm for the
complexion, and Bro1oR's Hair Tonic,
she has more beaux than ever, and they
all want to marry. She says don't tell
that got them at North & Ryder's for
fear the other girls will get ''corner'' on
&c Balm" and sTonicI" 5l-tf
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CHANGED HANDs.-Hankla Brothers
have sold the Merchants hotel to II. Fl .
Inness, late OF the balls House, Neosho
Falls, and the new landlord took posses
session Tuesday, the Ist. He comes high
ly recommended as a hotel keeper.