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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26
Toledo Items.
F armers all busy.


Republicans of Toledo township lis
ten Don't fail to turn out October Sd to
the Republican primary convention.
Mr.. Wayne Lee leaves us soon for
Montana where he expects TO be some
three months. Don't forget to come
back, Wayne, for we will miss you even
for that short time.
Mr.. Henry Tipton's little child was
bitten On the foot by rattlesnake last
week
We hear considerable blame thrown
upon the managers of the Lyon county
fair this year because they allowed so
many gaming institutions on the grounds
Now, we were not there; had we been
would not have had any money to lose,
yet refer the losers to portion OF scrip
ture very applicable in this case: "a
fnOl and his money are soon parted"
Mr.. Paris Mills, our merchant, visited
ElmdIle this week on business. He is
doing good trade and has large stock
of new goods which he sells at Emporia
prices.
Miss Mary Macy, of Lawrence, Kan
sas, and Mr.. Hates, of Indiana, paid a
short visit to Mr.. NJ. Lewis and family
this week.
Mr. Barrack and f;lmily, of Cherokee
county, are visiting Mr.. Myzer. They
seem well pleased with our section of
Kansas.
We noticed Mr. William Stone coming
home from the Fair last Sunday, all his
fine stock llivered with blue and red rib
bons and grin on his face that couldn't
be washed of. William thinks, as all of
us do, that the Fair was a success.
y bold yet reckless robbery took place
at the Plymouth switch, Tuesday morn
ing about 2 O'Clock at Mr. J. l.. Rambo's,
the thief being a man employed by the
railroad company, boarding with Mr.
Rambo. He escaped with Il fine watch
and coat belonging Ia Mr.. JAS. Kelly,
section foreman, and pair Of boots be-
longing 10 Jas. Kirkcndall. At o'clock
Mr. JAS Justice and JAS Mack boarded
an eastern bound freight and by day
light they found their man, and proper
~ stolen, with the usual promptness Of
sheriff Mooon, he was able to take break
fast at the county's expense. Messrs. JUS
tice and Mack deserve great credit for
their part in the affair.
AUNT DINAH
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FIRE AT NEosHo RAPIDs.-Monday
morning about IL. m, a house belong
ing to Chas. Tolford and occupied by
DIR. Triggs, was destroyed by fire. In
it was stored 100 bushels of wheat be
longing to G. II. Slead. This was total
loss. DR.. Triggs and Mr.. Tolford each
lost about $3.50. The fire is said to have
been set by an inccndiary.
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4 Coon PLAN-As San ounce Of pre-
ventIon is worth pound Of cure" it is a
good plan to buy bottle of KREss FE-
WEIR TOXIC, and during the season when
chilIs and fever are prevalent, take a
small dose daily, Thus preventing the
possibility of contracting any malarial
disease. IF you have the ague buy a
bottle and be cured promptly and surely.
The money refunded if it does not cure.
1t contains no quinine or poison, and is
pleasant to take. w3Smo4
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ROBERT NuLIKEN viii be a candi-
date for County Surveyor before the
county convention on the 9th inst.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Il. p. PERKINS, of Fremont
township, as a candidate for Register of
Deeds, subject to the decision OF the Re
publican county convention.
We are authorized to announce s. II.
WHEELER, of Fremont, as a candidate
for County Commissioner in the second
commissioner district, subject to the de
cision of the Republican county conven-
ton.
We are authorized to announce s. f.
DoMM, of Amcricus, as a candidate for
Register of Deeds, subject to the decis-
ion of the Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce II. 3
LOWE as candidate for the Office Of
sheriff of Lyon county, subject to the
decision of the Republican convention.
We are authorized to announce 0. j.
RUSSELL as candidate for the office Of
register of deeds of Lyon county, subject
to the decision of the Republican con
vention. LD23Ot6 wi9*
We are authorized 10 announce ". j.
JONES as 4 candidate for reelection 10
the Office of Register Of Deeds Of Lyon
county. d230&w34u
JB. Moon viii submit his name 10
the Republican convention as q candi-
date for reelection 10 the Office Of Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce W.
B. Scorr rs u candidate for the office OF
Register OF Deeds Of Lyon county, sub
ject to the decision of the Republican
county convention.
I. JOHNSON wishes us to announce
that he viii be a candidate for the Office
of sheriff before the Lyon county Re
ea,,v-oDff,v,
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The Marsh Aguc Cure Is the best.
The Marsh Ague Cure is the cheapest
The Marsh Ague Cure never fails.
The Marsh Ague Cure-only so cents
The Marsh Ague Cure stops the Ciliils
The Marsh Ague Cure sublues the
fever.
The Marsh AgUe Cure removes. tho
bile.
The Marsh Aguc Cure clcanscs the
blood.
The Marsh Ague Cure expels the
poison.
The Marsh Ague Cure Qiquid or pills,
is for sale by 3. Wheldon q Co, drug
gIsts. d136&w1Sy1
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We fear Keno" has lost the conf
dence of one class of our citizens. He
got the old bachelors all to muster to
compete for the "box-toed" shoes offered
to the 'homliest old bachelor by
Thomas clerks. He agreed to stand by
them, and then sneaked off home be-
fore the show commenced, and now
Nose Coppock, FL. Holderman, Mr..
Paisley, Will Jones, c. A. Mitchell, Tom
Sedgwick, General Finley, and a host of
others are standing around watching
the Americas pike, and breathing ven
gence on "Keno." He will wish he was
a lamp post if he ventures in Emporia
within the next few days. By the way,
a word of comfort for the dear old bach
elors: Charley Columbia, half owner OF
one of THE News premium babies,
didn't become blushing father till he
was over fifty years old.
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REI siuCs NoTIcE.-Elder j. B. Nc
Leery will preach at the Christian church
on Tuesday evening before the first Lords
day in October, on the subject Of "Chris-
tian Benevolence." This will be the
first evening of the "Christian Preachers
Institute," which Will be held in con-
nection with the annual Christian state
convention.
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A. thief stole from section boss Kelly
at Plymouth, a watch and pair of boots
Monday. He made his way to En-
poria in a freight car, and last night was
caught by Sheriff Moon, at the junction
and is now in Jail. The stolen property
was recovered.
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FINE APPLEs.-Lyon county apples
are scarce article this season but our
buggy was loaded at the fair ground
Friday with as nice a lot of snow, gen
etens, winesaps, dominies, willowtwigs,
white pearmains, etc, as we ever saw, by
our friend Samuel 10y, jr., of Americas.
Mr.. L. arrived on the ground too late to
enter them for competition, but We have
no doubt he would have carried Off the
first premium, had they been entered
He raised about 90 bushels this year.
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OFF FoR KANSAS CITY FAIR.-Tues-
day Tom Price and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Henson, Mr. and Mrs. Ii.
V. Rundrem, Mrs. VIM. Powell, Mrs. II.
r. Lowe and Mrs. n. E. Weaver, left on
the Santa Fe train for Kansas City to at
tend Tie great fair.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN-On the night
of the 18th OF August, 1879, from neal
my residence, one mile northwest OF
Americus, one black mare, aged Il years
branded ''G b. on left shoulder. She
is little above the medium size and had
with her black mare colt, with white
spot in forehead. l viii give so foI
their return, or will literally reward any
information leading to their recovery
ANNIE DAVIDSON, Americus, Kan.
Sept ,, 70. w37t4
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JUSTICE is SLow.-A man named
VIM. Boss, from Jasper county, Mo-, who
is charged with a murder committed 12
years ago, was arrested few days ago
in Ness county, Kansas. The arrest was
made by officer Price, of Missouri, who
passed through here Monday with the
prisoner. He lodged in. our Jail over
last night. Justice is slow but sure.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

The band of the 10th cavalry and de
tachment of men of the same troop came
down from Fort Riley by special car on
the NJ K. & T. railway Wednesday, en-
route TO Neosho Falls to play during the
Presidents visit at the fair.
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FREMoNr, Sept. 20, 1879

EDITOR NEws:-Please publish the
following resolution, passed at the pri-
mary meeting at Center school house
Fremont township:
WHEREAS, Our worthy citizen, II. p
Perkins, has been greatly afflicted for
many years, and finally had his leg talk
en- off, and as he is well qualified for
Register of Deeds, therefore
ReSolUed, That our delegates be in
structed to cast their votes for Mr.. Per
kins in the county convention.
A. HURLBURT, Secretary
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Thursday
night an attempt was made to break
open the safe of the Chicago lumber
company in this city. The attempt was
made by drilling a hole through the top
ofthe safe, but before it was completed
the burglars evidently became fright
ened and left in a hurry, as the drill was
found left in the hole which penetrated
to the inner lining of the safe A lot OF
fuse was found about the safe and under
the Office. The tools which the burglars
used were stolen from Jim Leslie's black
smith shop. Had the thieves succeeded
it would have been a 'dry haul" as the
Chicago lumber company'smanager hao
no money in the safe. He is a little tC
sharp to be caught that way.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

The hest Salve Ia the world Tor cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rneunl, letter,
chappci hands, chilblains, c0rns, and all
kinds Of skin oruptions.. This salve Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction IL
every case or money refunded. Puee %
cents per box. For sale 10y Z. Nheidon
6 Co, Emporia, Kansas. d1oJy1.
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A SUCCESSFUL WASHING MACHINE
The well known Sweepstakes Washing
machine is for sale at the Grange store,
Emporia- Ladies can save . great deal
of hard work and time by using the
Sweepstakes It IS practical, reliable
machine. ncw22G L. w. Bush, Agt
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STRAYED-Two bay mares, one heaIy
with foal when she left, likely has colt
by her side now, has small running sore
on left jaw; the other one light bay,
thick name and tail, left hind foot white,
and is rather stuff in front VIII pay 50
for information leading to their recovery,
or more liberal reward for their re-
turn. GAssETT & WOOD,
w37tf Box sc, Emporia.
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
Pearsall enters the free for all race for
sheriff. Make room for the heavy weight
champion in the political prizc-ring.
We are requested to announce Big
Hank, whose surname is Pearsau, as an
independent candidate for sheriff of this
county. He is independent but aggres-
sive. He is more radical than lack
Chandler or Jim Blaine, more conserva-
tive than Horatio Seymour or Allen G.
Thurman. On finance he is the peer OF
old Greenbacks himself and does not
wish to be compared TO such financial
glow-worms as Tom Ewing, John Sher
man or Sam Wood, and lie has bigger
barrel than old Tilden. In fact he is
Just the man Che thinks) for sheriff OF
Lyon county. Fearing neither man mol
devil, he snaps his fingers at such chat as
Jake Moon, Tom Ryan and Hank Lowe
and fully confident of his ability, he pro
poses 20 cry the sheriffs sales from thu
east door of the court house for the mex
two years. w39t4
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The law OF gravity is not more certain
in lis action than IS the new Harris "a
Smith Safety Lamp 10 eXtinguish itself,
should it be overturned or dropped from
the hand. 4 child can use it but can
not have 4 serious accident with It.
u2nI1
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NOTICE TO VoTERs.-Books for reg,
istering voters will be open at the city
clerks on Wednesday, September cath
1879, and will remain open until ten
days previous to election.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician, retired 1ruE practice,
having hat placed ia his hands by f.ss.
india missionary the formula ora simple =
etablc remedy tor the speedy and permanent
cure OF consumption, Bronchitis, CataIrh,
Asthma, aud all threat and Lung Affections,
also "a positive ana radical cure for Nervous
Debility and aii NerNoUs Complaints, aitcf
having tested lis wonderful curative ifowCr-
in thousands Of casts haas felt u his duty 10
make ii known &c Isis suffering fellows Ac-
tuaTed by this motive and desire to relieve
human sue ring, / will send free Of charge
to All who t,GST1 il, this reel pc. wiz igll a. J.
rSctio3> Tor preparing anu usfng, German,
French. or English sent bg mail 10y address
rr. with stamp, naming this paper, ~. ",
sIIElsAIG 10 iUNcSs Bloch, Rochester. =. /
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NOTICE TO HUNTERs.-Any person or
persons found hunting or trapping on
my premises, the east half of S-20-13,
will be prosecuted for violation OF the
law. j. w. OSBORNE.
d256t1-w39t3* Hartford, Kans.
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Stock RANCH WANTED. = Chance
wanted to winter cattle or sheep, with
comfortable buildings, within four miles
of Emporia. Apply at Law Office Of
Mills, Hunton & Mills, or to ID. r.
Brewer, p. .. box %. w3Gt4S
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LOOK HERE!-Do you want to Dor
row money on ten years time, or less,
payable in installments, at fair rates
We can furnish it to you.
w37tf a. S. SAITH &c Go.
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NaTlcE.-The Chicago Lumber Co.
arn -,-v prepared to furnish both anthTa-
..i.: .,... soft coal in quantities TO suit
purchasers. Prices as low as the lowest.
do13ff-M:1Gff
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MIR. Lutz has already had to putan adj
dition TO his large warehouse for agrlcul'
tural implements. 1t is now 100 feet
LONG at least
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De!innueni Lax Lisf.

Notice IS hereby given that 50 much cfeach
tTao5 OF land or town lot Described in the fol-
lowing list, ard situated in LYON county.
Kansas, as may lie necessary FOR that purpose,
will. on the fourth Monday, the same bsing
the uwenty-seVeHth day Of October, 1879 De
sold By me at public auction, IT my Office in
the city OF EnPoEia, in said Lyon county, for
the delinquent charges thereon
n. ". EASTMAN,
Tleasnrer Of Lyon county. Kansas.
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We had the pleasure Monday of meet
ing the father and brother of Hon. j. Jay
Buck, who are on visit to the judge
Their home is in Michigan.
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In the District Court OF Lyon county, KAN
saS:
NJ. Il. Green s s Guerrier, partners as The
Chicago Lumber Co,

J. H Logue and Ans. Loeue. wife of defend
ant. } H. Logue, whose iull name is an
known TO these plaintiffs. and the unknown
heirs of 6ersbam G. 9, aldo.
Pursuant to the order Of said coGrt. all of
said defendants are notified hat the names
of the parties aud court are aSOve stated,
and that they have been sued and that they
must answer the petition which the plaintiffs
have filed against them. on or before Satur-
,iay Sovena Ter 5. 1879. or said petition viii be
taken as true and judR meEt rendered accord
jTsaiV, giving "a q plaintiff a personal 5udg-
rnqat against defendant. J II LoEue, tor
SISs so and interest thereon AZ L per cent.
peF annum from August ;, 1873. and fos costs,
on his iJronissory note OF that date, and that
said iHig,nent be decTeed TO lie q specific lieu
ufou the south hair of the southeast quarter
Of section l3 and the north half OF the north
east quarter OF section -, all in tOwnship IS
of raiige II IN Lyon county. Kansas, and that
M said nc!esssiants be barred and f8rcci9sed
fFozn having or asserting aay title Z, or in
teFest IN said real estate; and that said plain
tins lien he tlecreed TO he prior and superior
10 ali others: aud that said real estate he
Sold TO pay said judgment ard satisfy said
lien BULK * i KELLOGG.
N3qf3 Attorneys Tor Piai.tiE.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
A ODE 70 KENO

EY ARDENT ADAIRFR.
IScni, kena, Keno,
niddlctum. dilnletum 10;
OF all the inc things
The DAILY NEWS brings,
What equals the notes OF Keno?
Keni. Kena, Keno,
IIiddletrm. diddietum 10;
More fair, il is said,
Than u wagon ofred,
Is the one whom the world calls Keno.
Keni, Kena, Keno,
Hiidletum. diddletum 10;
They'd make a great fuss
Up to Americus,
If thunder should strike their Keno.
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SHEEP For Sd.E.-R. T. Snedikcr- &
Bro have Merino rams and ewes for
sale. Hartford, kans. w3ot6
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Ex-Governor George L. Anthony and
NJ. NJ. Murdoch went through on the east
bound Santa Fe Tuesday. The latter
is summoned on the Ingalls, trial.
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All. Thompson, of Greenwood coun'
ty, brought in three cars of fine sheep
from Illinois, by the N. X. & t. rail-
road Tuesday night.
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DIED.-At the residence of Ler parents,
in Waterloo township, Friday, Septem-
Der 10Th, Anna, infant daughter of John
and Nancy Wayman, aged six weeks and
one day
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Several Democrats have been elected
to the Republican county convention.
1t is for the convention to say whether
they shall serve or not.
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Miss Estabroolk's class in elocution
will have their closing exercises Mt the
Congregational church Friday evening,
September 26, at o'clock. All are IN
vita1
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MARaIED.-On Monday, September
22d, 1879, Charles Vinson of Howard
City, Elk county, Kansas, to Lizzie
Cochran daughter of w. ii. Cochran,
of this county, by L. b. Kellogg Probate
In1ara
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Miriam Chapter, No. II, Order East
ern Star, will hold stated communica
ton Friday evening.
NJ. ii. Buck, Secretary.
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OFF FOR THE PEN.-Sheriff Moon left
Tuesday ON the 2 40 a. IN. train for the
state penitentiary, with four prisoners,
including Robert Best
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II. w. McCunes new house, corner Of
Rural and Sixth, is rapidly approaching
completion. 1t will be one of the larg-
est and most substantial residences in the
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

WANTED.-At the Enporia furniture
factory 600 1000 feet Of 1irst-class lumber.
w35BCtf ARNOLD & Co.
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A pair of elegant vases donated by j.
ID. Davidson, of this city, were awarded
to Mrs. Minnie Wheeler, nee Miss Min
ME Bartsch, of Winona, Minnesota, for
the neatest dressed and finest appearing
lady on the ground. she will ever re-
member the fair of 1879.
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d. S. Gilmore has returned from his
eastern trip. He visited New York
Boston and other points, and spent a
week ut his old home In Rochester, n. Y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

Joy - the AEiictCd.-Cne Of our most
emlueAt American chemists has discovered 4
process whereby he obtains, in palatibt
form. all the active medicinal properties OF
tie East India Cinchaua barR. without dis
tHrbinis the irrit&nt and inert matter In
Use combinations, and the same proportions
OF the ingredients are maintained Us GNist Ia
the celebrated bark iron ilI.- ell CHERRY hits
4Hts preparation : ealled JLIFFoRD's III &
EIFCGE, and Is fast taking the place OF qul-
min and the >O-cailed agUG t-JtrcS esc., in ia,
market. j. Z. RICH EDSJN, prop'r.
Eor zi!c Dy- II druggists 81. Louis.
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The city schools are oyer-crowded, and
it will be a matter Of necessity TO build
new school houses before long.
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Court proceedinrs


Court met pursuant TO adjournment
present rs on yesterday, court opened i'll
due form and proceeded as follows:
No. 81. VIM. Labborn VS.. A. T. Is S.sF
railroad company-Jury empaneled and
trial proceeded, taking up the whole
day, and court adjourned until So
O'Clock Thursday morning.
THURSDAY MORNING, Sept. II.
Court met and jury called, and pre-
scented their verdict in the above cause
of not guilty. Whereupon court ad
jOurned until Monday morning, at 8
O'Clock.
MONDAY MORNING, Sept. %.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Jury called and all present, and the
court proceeded as follows:
No. 90. Lewis Laborn VS.. A. T. q s.
f. railroad company-Cause continued
and defendent given 80 days to file sup
Elemental answer.
No. 90. Jenkins Rees VS.. e. Nichols
Judgment on verdict heretofore rendered.
No. 106. John Reeve VS.. the unknown
heirs of James Warren-Decree quiet
ing title as prayed for IN plaintiffs petit
ton.
No. III. Anna Hiatt VS.. Enos Hiatt
Decree granting divorce.
No. Marian Gray VS.. Anna E. Crock
er-Judgment as prayed for in PLAIN
lifts petition.
No. 1858. Greer VS.. Stotler-Case tried
by jury and verdict for plaintiff.
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tzIrLoYMEET.-A couple of good men
can find work iy applying at once to
Arnold < co. w39Bcf
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TIMBER--Parties having timber tracts
OF from ter to sixty acres may find a Gus
TONER by calling on US at once.
VISIT SToTLER 4 GRAHAM
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A mine to trade for a Kansas farm.
Apply 10 &totler * Graham. dewitt
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AIR Sum 6Figgan, of whitley 4 lien
sons, is The boss c.aiiiin. salesman in CIR
city. lie sold eae c,ls.tnier Tuesday
$3.50 worth Of clothes, gloves, etc, but
when Mr. Wiggiln wantesi i;iin to settle,
he was not ready, bal wsattd TO buy
more. but Sans couid not see II and 50 lac
had Sheriff Moon come in and make the
gentleman take oil his newly bought
clothes and put on his old ones again.
The man was crazy. Tie other boys OF
the house made sam "set era up"
The NJ. K IL T. railway have reduced
the rates on st. Leuis fair tickets 10 SO
for the round trip Tickets good ten
days from date Of sale. These tickets
will only be sold ihis week.
dIet;lt.}-w39tl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26
tINE--J anleS Smiths Impel ial cigars.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

We are told that all but two of the men
ON the Greenbaek ticket voted for Tilden.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

WAxTED-A good, industrious boy, to
learn the gunsmith trade. Apply TO III.
J. Piper, Emporia. witt