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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

WEDNESDAY, NeY %
Tsas Is fac large day.
Carpenters are all tnsy putting in The
windows

WEDN HsDsy, Aef. 70
Tssis Is fiae large day
Carpenters are all tnsy putting in the
windows
Stating ON mansard roof is completed.
Tin work has been going rather slow
for the past week.
The Normal monument Ismoke s;ae..))
is completed. put on the finishing
touches yesterday.
Our friend Keno called few NO
mems yesterday lie had rocking
chair with liila. I suppose somebody
in Americas will l,,, rocked 10 sleep sun
day evening.
The plasterers arrived last evening
and viii commence work isntneiiateiy-
Joseph Hughes il stiil tlrowing la,il
nsils.
Arthur smith and L. Barker are The
boss skaters.
Mr. sanderson Is a regular mac'Sing
bird 70 sing.
Mr Travor is as happy and jelly as
ever.
Jack Gilchrist ald carriase called yes
ierlay with Doctor Wright, Howard
Dunlap and james Holden
Where is the young lady THAI first dis
covered Americas from the Normal
window.
The boys are all gosng to take dinner
with the Knights Of Honor, on Thanks
giving.
Some one is fond of red paint. Glue
is my favorite
The building accidentally caught on
fire last Saturday BY some one carelessly
smoking.
No one allowed in the building al any
time smoking, and 20 one admitted H.
side the building on Sundays.
Te took drive down to Neosho Rap
ids last Sunday, and we're very ki-idly
treated 10y the proprietor of the Urion
House with good dinner. We met our
old friend and neighbo- Jimmy klock.
Mr.. Klock and sister have charge OF Che
school AZ that place ana We understand
are giving entire satisfaction.
j. L, Daugherty and Addison Stubs
(of the Ledger called Monday.
Lewis Lutz and viii visit the Rinfer
school house on Friday evening, Nov.
2sth, To witness lhe vel. known play,
Ten Nights in Bar Room" This
promises to be the finest performance
that has ever been known in district -.
| d. PRoosrER.
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m sls,norlnn.

~ mceiiDgof County Line Grange,
No. 1916. p. OF H., held November 22d,
1879, the following proceedings were
had:
WHEREAS, II has pleased oar Divine
Master TO remove from among us our
yoang brother, Vincent Ncuman, and
WHEREAS, County Line Grange recog-
nizes in our deceased friend, n young
mur OF intellectual ability aud sterling
integrity aud worth, and whose correct
department commanded esteem; there
fore
Resolccd, Tint in his death our
grange has lost II worthy member WHOSE
associations with as have been pleasant
whose kind disposition has won our re
spect and love.
RcsOf6od. That We bow in submission
to ihis Divine visitation, and though We
have consigned his body 10 the grave
we know that his spirit has gone to oul
Divine Master above who doeth al
things we'll.
R6solced, That we tender 20 the
parents of our deceased brother, oul
heartfelt sympathy in this their affection
aud while we with them mourn ia,
absence of the loved one, we feel tha
our loss is his gain.
| ReSoiccd, That a copy of these Tes0
| lutinns be furnished the bereavet
parents; that n copy be furnished th'
! Emp0ria and Madison Nl,ws with a re
quest that they be- published, and til,
! same be spread upun The records of til
| grange. q. ". CRAVEN, secretary.
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Meeting of the Lyon County Society.
The society met pursuant TO call, and
in the absence of the president and sec
rotary, Hon. w. noliingsworth was call
ed To the chair, and ]. f. Culver appoint
ed secretary, pro TEN.
After reading the minutes, Mr.. Hol-
iingsworh called attention 10 the plant
ing of potatoes He would divide them
into three classes, large, medium and
small. The middle class are preferable
for planting. Small potatoes, unless
thoroughly maturcd, arc apt TO degener-
ate, and large ones cut down are apt TO
rot without furnishing sufficient nurish-
ment to the germ of the varieties. The
peerless, in his judgment are preferable
for lhis soil and climate. Mr.. Burdicz
thought the early rose preferable.
/ Mr.. Milliken presented and read pa
per on the comparative merits Of fall
and spring planting of trees After 8
full discussion. the meeting were unani'
nous on spring planiing, In fill plant
ing
l. The heavy winds loosen the trees
and let the frost into the roots.
p The dry winds seriously effect Tho
bark aud branches.
s. Rabbits are aptto destroy them.
/. Experience proves loss of from
five TO eight per cent. more In fall ilai
in spring planting.
For spring planting the holas ough
TO be dug in the fall to let the frosts c
winter mellow the soil, and not 10 diI
below tue depth OF the soil unless ther'
is drainage.
..Waysiac Notes-No. ." by RobeI
Mlliken, was presented and read.
treated, LIST, of hedge fences. 2d, of th
second bloom of fruit trees Sd, Of frui
tree peddlers.
i Aiser discussion, the following SCENE
to be The conclusions on hedge fences
1st. Plant not over six TO eight iaeke
, apart. 2. Plash not later than seeon
, year, and without cutting, B. TriI
5 wedge fashion TO give root sprouts
5 chance i Trim frequently-at lea
; twice year.
III Mr. BRrlick reports upon the amour
/ of the fruit crea in Fremont TOWNSHIP
: and one orchard in Rmporia TOWNSHIP
: Amount: 20 bushels. Varieties Gene
wincsap, WHlowtwig, Hightop swe;
Golddrop. FamuSe, Rambo, Northei
\ Spy and Seedlings.
g The election Of delegates to sta
ii meeting will take place December ,
k on Eaosiop, adjourned TO December
&C 1879. VA. HaLLIgGswoRTH-
IN JOSEPH r. CULVER, Sec. pro ten.
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4 Mind Mans lssnauss

II is said that - follow ieeiinS makes
US wonderous kind However this may
be, geaerglly speaking, il IS true IN The
particular case of our old friend Blind
Davis,n as WIS evinced few days since
by his gathering together those who Ike
himself, lad been deprived Of their light
and treating them TO sulapiuous feast
This was q generous and kindly act on
the part OF our old friend, and is said to
have been highly appreciated by his
sishtless guests. The bill Of fase was
exceptionally good, and the occasion =:
animated and hilarious ~ sach socia
events usualIy-ars. May the thoughtful
! liz generous old man live long 70 max
/ glad the hearts OF his blind comrade
! by periodieal banquets.
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neLr rnn NEEDY.
Ala fur .Isdre s.aa county.

AK TT AADulaA4rs%-t ~CAANs-
IIodgeman county is one of those
which suffered the almost entire loss of
Of its crops last summer, and efforts are
now being made in Kinsss 20 supply the
necessities of life and hold the people in
the county The county was settled
msinly two years ago, and has a,popula-
ton OF about 1000 ~ least 900 have
len the county, since the dreuth.
The people have made every effort TO
help themselves, but there are from 500
To 500 who need assistance, aud most Of
them arc entirely destitute II IS desir-
able TO. only on the part Of the people
OF the county but on The part of the
whole state that no sriscitiag shall be
done outside Of Kansas. Hodgeman coun.
" Is ose having rich soil and well wat
cred and It's population is industrious
and frugal Their misfortunes they
were entirely unable 10 avert. Rather
than give up all they concluded to ask
their neiehboss in Kansas TO help
them Hold lac Fort a county
association was made and Rev. Z.
N lubbock sent 10 lay the neeessi-
ties Of The people ef the county before
the public. lie arrived here Saturday,
and at the union meeting Sunday night
made statement before the audience.
He has been around to-day, and received
considerable encouragement He wants
not Only money, but anything our citi-
zcus may see ct TO donate IN the way OF
provisions, clothing, etc. Mr.. Soden
and Dr. Armor have agreed TO grind q
a large amount Of corn free, If tho far
mers viii furnish IT, SIr. Ruddock will
remain here and in the vicinity for sew
eral days, and all moaey and goods will
BE- promptly forwarded to the sufferers,
He has the endorsement Of Coy. 81,
John, and credentials from his home
committee. The Santa re railroad com.
pany has agrred 20 forward all goods for
tile destitute free of cost.
We hope our people viii respond 10
iIiis call in becoming manner, and that
fhc agent mag he able 10 give good &c.
count of our liberality.
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Tuesday team belonging 10 A.
Howard. one of our best farmers, living
on Bluff creek, got loose ON commeFciai
street. and ran away The wagon struck
Mrs. Spieer's new phaeton, and the
shock threw one OF The horses, and both
were then caught and stopped. Instead
Of dcmolishing the phaet0n, the collision
only sprung one axle, and 1ia 70 further
damage. The phaeten was made at iiy-
ans carriage factory. Mrs Kenper was
in The phactos. Spl is thankful it was
not an eastern made one.
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STATE or KANSAS, }


Jacob Stotler being first duly sworn,
dcposcs and says that he is resident of
Lyon county, Kansas; that he IS person
ally acquainted with one J l.. Williams,
WHO made an affidavit. before one 4. j
Cooley, justice of the peace, which was
sworn 10 on the 10Th day OF November,
1879, said affidavit containing certain al
Legations against this atfiant in language
as follows, to-wit: "That during his
(Williams0 term of office, Us aforesaid,
county clerk, Jacob StOtler, editor and
proprietor of the Emporia News, pro
posed TO him that in making up copy for
publication to 'lengthen out, get 1t all
in and when the printing bills were al
lowed by the commissioners he (StOtler)
would give him CNiiliams) commits
SION Said Jacob Stoiler, on oath, says
the allegation of the said Williams is
wholly false; that he never in any shape,
manner or form offered him any bride III
consideration of any printing or other
work he (StOtler) WAS to do, or light do,
for said Lyon county.
JACOB SToTIER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of November, 1879.
FRAME r. MACLENNAS,
Notary Public, Lyon Co, Kansas.
We place the two afiidavits before our
readers, and they must be their own
Judges Of which is true. In substantial
ton of our own affidavit, we may state a
few facts in connection with the print
ing for the county; First, j. L. VIII
Hams had no control whatever over the
county printing. lie had no patronage
to bestow. Second, The News never
charged cent for the publication of alb
stracts Of the proceedings of the
board OF commissioners, and this aIr.
Williams knew when he made his atfida-
Wit. Third, at the time Mr.. Williams
was clerk of this county there was no
other paper published in this county
at least until hate in 1869, too late to put
in any bid for printing during Williams
term Of Office, and if we had desired to
offer him any bride to get any printing,
it was entirely unnecessary to do so, be
cause there was no other paper
in the county to do any county print
ing. Then, again, is it not u little
singular that this Grcenback purifier has
waited for ten long years 10 expose the
charges he makes against HE NEWS;
The fact is that the story of this willing
witness" hardly needs 3 denial. 1t viii
strike the unprejudiced reader us entire
~ too thin. That he should, at this
late day, publish this falsehood, made
out of whole CLOTH" and attempts Il
give it The santtity of an affidavit, is be
You'd explanation TO US, except that h'
has attempted TO tnssel with the finan
cial question and has become rs we hay,
before suspected from the crudity an'
utter righteousness OF some of his prop
ositioHs, not only thoroughly soured bu
half demcnted. II is more in pity thai
with amy other feeling that we feel CON
PEELED to make this exposition Of tn
; motives of one who has been general
-counted as q truthful and respectful
} man
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TnB0wN FROM a Tn

TnR0wN PROM TEAIN.--J oisn Gali-
ney, fireman of engine IL on the Shore
Line railroad Of New Haven, CT, WIS
thrown from the engine against Il rock,
while The train was going at the rate of
50 miles N hour He was all bat killed,
yet, thanks to Giles Linimeat iodide
Ammonia, recovered completely IN four
days.
Giles pills cure liver complaint.
Sold by w II. Sis!eF. Send for PAM
| phlet 10 Or. Giles, 100 West Broadway,
! \. y. Trial size % cents. dGi6-w43i1
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4 sample Isottio Free.

MARsH's GOLDEN BAI.sAsI, the grca;
Throat and Lung medicine, cares Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis and Con
SUMPTION. Try it. Sample bottle free.
| Regular size 90 cents and 800, For
sale by B-Whcldon < Co, and North x
Rrf,er DrnruistS.
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PERsoxAL,


EIP Williams Ahidsylt o. 1.riHtinS.
We do not seek personalities, and had
hoped these of the late political cam
paign in this county were over. THE
NEws Withheld all personal illusions I'M
iii driven to their use When we com
Ine1ced we made our articles Us effective
as possible. Since The election we have
alluded to no one personally with whom
we had differences then, and were in
hopes it would not be necessary to
call up the matters then discussed
again, but on Sunday last our atten-
ton was attracted 10 the following affida-
VII published in an obscure paper, by
J. L. Williams, Of Eagle creek, ex-county
clerk. III order that our readers may
know just wliet this affidavit IS, we re
produce it. The charge was made dur
ing the campaign by some Of the Green
back speakers, and we then pronounced
it absolutely and wholly fiIse:
STATE OF Kansas,
LYON COUNTY.
J. T.. Williams, being duly sworn de-
poses and saws that he Is resident of
Lyon county. stale Of Kansas, and has
been = resident of said county for more
than twenty years las; past; and that
from the fore part of January. 1866, 10
the fore part OF January. 1870 he held
the Office OF county clerk in and for said
county, and that in the discharge OF the
duties OF said Office, and by order Of the
county commissioners, he published in
the .EmpOria NEWS a newspaper pub
lished in said county, abstracts of the
proceedings of the board of county COM
missioners, legal notices, etc, the print.
ing OF which was to be paid by the
county, and that during his term of Office
as aforesaid, Jacob Stotler editor and
proprietor OF the Emporia NEWS, pro
posed TO him that in making mp copy for
publication to "lengthen out; and get it
all in;" and when the printing bills were
allowed by the commissioners he would
| give him commission, and that he
| told MIR. StotIer that he would have
nothing 20 do with such an arrangement ;
| that if he wanted to discount his print
/ ing bills, to give ii 10 the county; and
| further this deponent saith not.
J. l.. WILLIAMS.
! Sworn to and subscribed before He
this 10Th day of November, 4. D., 1879.
4. J. COOLEY,
Justice of the Peace.
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SrRaYEG.-Frola my llsnl fhTee miles
e2s. OF Alaerieus, on November 1st, foGr
ycar old buy horse, heavy set; about Is
hands high, small white spot u forehead,
hea.l-haIter on. short rope TO halter.
wiii pay s. for Information leading 10
his recovery sSG J&co8 BoIsT.
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Sealed bids Tor paylng alley between
Commercial and Merchants street and
4ih and 9Th Avenue. Is per specifications
IA my office, VIII bs received until Dee.
Isl, 1873, ~ Z p. II. Cay reserves right
to reject any ana ali bids. Bidders to
he prepared 10 enter into bonds for Tul-
iilment OF the contract Il let. Dated
! November IS, 1879
w87bes2 e. N. Fo.pE, city clerk.
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GTEAxlD-From the undersigned SO
miles northeast of EmpoFia, on Taylor
creek, one large blue gray horse, three
years old last spring. with black name
and tail; dark head and legs; Is between
Il and ] hands high not branded. $40
reward viii be- paid Tor his recovery.
w4St.3* K. How.zI.i4.
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sra qED.-F'rom head Of Dos creek.
FROM Belts herd, ont red aud wh.!c +:
year old steer, bransies! $ On right hip
one 2-yeer old Tta and white seer, brand
ca L On left shoulder; pne yearling sieei
With B 81 lefs hip. Reward for iafer
N. BELL.
w5e8G Americas, Kansas
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FIVE DCil.Al:s observation-disclosures
that tells where my cows are. One, old,
large, mostly white body, large red spots,
| D0btsil, horns broken and TUNED down !;
one heiier, two years old, dark red and
white, horns stand up, face partly white,
! looks like steer j. +. DIiAKB,
EN- puriI, Kansas. wbc-1t%
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The time up TO which each subscriber
is paid Is printed after his name on the
margin Of the paper. II amy are incor-
rect, please advise us 1T once what the
correet credit Is Look at your date pow.
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STRAY ED.--A COW aEd cali, about JRly
ii, 1879; one light red roam COW marked
with crop and slit in right ear and under
bit in left ear, with small horns; also Il
red heifer calf marked with crop on right
ear and under bit IN LEFT ear. Any one
giving information leading to recovery
viii be literally rewarded.
ANDREW HINsHAW,
w40tf ~ miles east OF Emporia.
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If you want 70 get nice Christmas
present for your wife, mother, father,
brother or sister, go TO the 80 cent store
They Keep gpe of the best varieties d
holiday goods OF any heusp ip The eity
OF Emporia. and sell cheaper. w4Sti
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PERsoNN4-Judgc j. l.. Ingersoll; of
jamestown, New York, Il friend of ID.
@. Wilcox and family, called Last Aon-
day. The judge is loo>ins a, Kansas,
and may become citizen wiiE u a; no
distant day, as hc IS well pleased with
The country.
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The Famous boot and shoe store is a
handsomely fitted place, clean and tidy
and il is undoubtedly stocked with the
most thorough, varied and best stock OF
goods 10 he found anywhere in southern
Kansas.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF m el-
egantly printed invitation and card of
admission to the young, Folks Sixth
Annual Bal Masque," NJ Costa's Opera
House, Topeka, December i3ih- The or
ganization gives fine entertainments, and
this will no doubt be one OF the best of
the season.
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Persons AMI properly are safe from
kerosene dan gers il the Harris s Smith
Safety Laiap Is used he other article
within orr know edge has met with<neh
der SSif
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Geo. w. Manning brought us Satur-
day bunch Of peanut plants, fGil OF
large peanuts They were grown on his
farm near this city this season, and show
what has been many times demonstrai-
cd, that peanuts can be successfully rails
oil bcro
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Probably a thousand people visited
the Normal Sunday The doors We're
fastened and none got inside The build
ing. "Proctcr'' was not thcfe TO get the
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The Knights Of Pythias will give Il
grand hop at Bancroft hall, Christmas
eve. This will be one of tie finest par
ties ever given here.
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The Merchants hotel still continues 10
take most excellent care of It's hosts Of
customers, feeding them with everything
The market furnishes, gotten up by the
best cooks 10 be found. Inncss, the
landlord, could keep no other kind &c a
hnttsa
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STnhysD or SToLEN-From nay farm
on Dow creek, one l;ghtretl yearling
steer, with ~ 81 on left hip. ANY one
giving information leading to recovery
will be literally rewarded.
w4St3+ VIZ. c. S4FAi,Tz.
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Don't rain yauT he#Ifis, and besides
make yourself aiaasree.4bte to ether poo
pie, by your coatiaEal coughing. 4 p
ceat bottle of Dr. HIarshaliis Lung Syr-
up viii cure you. Sold by North & Ry-
der dst5-N4sil
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1t is proposed 10 establish q post Office
ON Eagle creek, ten miles south Of En-
poria. 1t will be called Bitter. alter IN
Gle Dan
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P.J Lehnhard is buying game at his
Game Depot on Commercial street. OPP
posite Windsor Hotel wL2t~
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Frank SchmidIing presented us, the
other day, with loin steal; that lac rec
commended as equal 10 the best he ever
cut. Il proved To be IL very fine steak,
tender and tasty all through. We take
pleasure in recommending Mr.. Schmid-
ling's market.
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Fog sAsss-t 'Fesl Iil:isgcg iaas -t:tufnss.i
lrolsi Denver, and will sell lis Is aeres
Of timber land on the Neosho river, near
Hartford, al S bargain Address or call
on him ut Hartford. I.soR county, Kan
sas. Rcf7t3s
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COOP FAI.x TO IlRET--I vii rent my
farm OF I29 acrss on the keosiso river,
- miles northwest Of E.iaporiss, for
cash rent TO reliable senast. Apply
Immediately at James Smiths cigar I.lss-
Tory. Hczss2e o II. LaEKgN
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The best S;,lve in the world for cuts,
bruisee, s,s.vs, ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
chapPed hands, chi!blains, corils, and all
kinds oi skin cruptiohs. This salve is
guaranteed - give perfect satisfaction la
every ca9e 81 money refunded. Price q
cents pcT box. For sale by 3. Wboidon
* Co, Fgapocia, Kansas. dl05y1.
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MARRIED.-Att the residence of the
brides parents, Nov. 25th, by Rev. Q. Il.
Rice, Mr.. c. l.. McAlister, of Kansas
City, Mo, to Miss Eugene Dawson, Of
Emporia, Kansas. Wereturn thanks for
fine specimen OF tine wedding cake and
extend 20 the happy couple our best
wishes for their prosperity.
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AN AWKWARD MIsTAGE--A friend
down the Yeriligris valley sends US a
Joke which occurred at a wedding,
which he thinks too good % be kept out
Of the papers \ young couple were
married in couniEy church a num-
Der of notices for ihe beEstit of the Sun
day school had been placed upon the
sails some time before, and when the
Sriends of the young eoupis decorated
the church these, with one exception,
were ali taken down, and new and hand
some decorations filled their places
The motto which had been oyeriooket
was Just back of the pulpit m letters o
evergreens A large handsome arch ans
marriage bell had been placed ia from
or the pulpit under which the conpl
stood. No one noticed the motto unit
The contracting parties Talked up tn
ailse and took their places 'ne9ih 'll
arch, when just back of them glc'ime
ahese words: ''sutier little children
.eome unto me- The effect can be I've
aer imagined than described.
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II IS universally admitted that Mr.
Marshali's Arabian Oh, win relieve and
cGFe pains Esia bowel aoEa plants quick
er than any other seneEy. Sold by
Norm & RyBEs sist5&w1
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The Teachers Association will mee,
at the Normal halls Saturday, Dec. 9Th,
al 2 O'Clock p. IN. Wit
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Arrangements E:sya been made 50 that
the mail from here TO Bazaar will now
90 regularly. This will be welcome in
ielligence 10 the people at Eaiis and
Plumb offices. Il Is proposed 20 change
The time SO rs TO leave Bazaar Friday
morning, arriving here aboat noon, and
returning, leave here Friday at one p.
m. Direct connection viii be made with
a route down the country to Madison.