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Hartford lsl.pcnenf.
Governor EIubbArls Daughter and her
Husband.
Dispatch t. ille Nov YoFk Hlsrld.

HMtisad, Cunn. March Elk. Governor
Hubbard llxs nat up 10 this ilnlr rcceiScs.
ans communication frum has daughter, Miss
Nellie lluUlar,l. who rloprd on saturday
with Frederick >hewarl, the family coach.
man, and tile wllrrealS,nts of tl,,s TAO IS -
mulch mystery as NJ tirst. Miss. lIuI,I,art
is Ex.GYernnr Hui,bard's youngcst daugh-
Ter, and is Il years aid shepard Is 30. is
satlscr plensing in appearance, and his ,sf.
cuts are Using in THIS city. He has been in
the vntp,oy ii the Huhlsarsl tatniiy atsnit a
year and half. and iVfare that Was hack
man. His education haa lacu negieciyd,
and 4 said Mss Hni,bAnl became Interest ii
in him l,y helping L, improve H. OF late
he had driven her oat with a0usuni iysaIgea
ey They were inaFriesl oR Mavh IL, u,
Mesifei,l' Massachusetts On that DAY Mis-
...ahiiari SAIL she WIS going io visi, irirad
IN facsci,y, She went away during the day.
u Is not known that Shepard nla,se .ay par
tieular excuse i,f bis absence. 'fbc marriage
was kepsA secret GraR the Hui'bart family
until saturday. On Friday Shepard told
his parrnts tssry respectable peHpi'i of tho
marriage. and, after giving them thn mar.
nage certificate aud ssking them 10 i,reak
tie meas the Hubbard family the next n4y. /.
he went 10 new Haven, On saturday, while
Miss Hubbard, ar rather Mrs. sheraEd. Was
stIll Al h,mr, The certificate and y no,iec 1F
the marriage mere sept - Gnyeinnr Hahiisrsi.
Tile batter questioned his daughter, who VI
,Hitied everything. Later IN tac day she left
,he house. in spite af tac slight watch that
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Two Hundred Words u Minute Sent
Over One Cable Wire A Whole
Newspaper Telegraphed in Halt an
Hour.


4
We aFe ela !sv.l 80 lAy before the rrss'lers-
ii tho Ped Tins n,ovning n Idece uf sxeln.
save inic,slsence wiiif1i viii ise iuGn,l .,.f IN
tense ~ad uuivers.l inlrre~t. II rs4cl.ex Us
" ilas l@@, laais iT,a. ishsa.sa, ana insiicates
THAI the o.,i and New MaFtas are alnai to
T hail the apprIaching daen II cheap teie-
eFwI,ay na land. and nn,isf sca isetsrva- ami
Throughout al tic clantFissss-f- sl4e civilized
gis,l,p. l,a,t maFe psEtieuisrsY across Tia Al
l's.ic. os..eau. t'ct@ren Eerol1 and Anserna
We learn thai llss Ansascaa Cable Company
oi Aew Ynrk. Through It's General Agesfs
wis, Is nos 70 I.s,csis,n, i,as ust eI.rsed, sign
ed and scaIe,lsune at the ns'sst important COM
tracts that aas estr f,nnccl'si wiili the slll-
lrei ot telexrapl,,n". aird by which ilie new
rslnp@ny has SECURED thc exclusive right 10
the l.se u : new Invention ar I-Etctss for
sealing messages by c+iie " athrrHisr.
tlae party 10 ti,s ,e.aSr4ef gaarantees To send
t,.n messages of iwrui snTsls each pes nain-
u.c ;hr,ugll tlse- eanduriIRg aife between
Paris nr Luadon aal Nsw York This Is
the ninimum spc-d stated in the contract
hut il Is ssii that a The maximum speed
Nl,a, cnui,i Is, seat an thirty atinutcs wpuki'
i,e caaai 10 the naa.lrr ri wpr,is euni~iaeal
in one aunllsrsI the Lnaen Times nr the
New York Hera.d And i is also asserlrd
illai an enuIs numl'er OF either nf the sl.nye
aanesi ippraa.s e.llId be dispatched tlireush
,l,e.cablg ftpm New York q lpndon nr Par
ie, orfpn LeapR 70 Ne~ Y"ik. aud lc
rrp'ndaessi a ii.est vdRis 10 tac simIie. 90
= sssge,tt tir'' tIsass ~ plate. cemplsts and
rca,ly ,,l'c l,riini,d tsawJn thirty minutes.
sn,I al iiIiliFs xpense. Th:s would make
@n aycrage rair Is ai-.pt 1000 warls per
minute.
What has sasl,ied tnss wonderful! l,soOess
or li.veniiu4 t., i's t,ron:tLttn petEyefisn and
put ii psacsiesi A. is si,e rew system and
inveaudDs nov e..sstfalIetli'y lhe American
Caiae CamlaAnx, ih,>e lasiet Instruments
serving as the basis IL rle new discovery
Tie aIa.S -naaa,qi eou,l.n,.y has. We are in
formed. an exclusive tighf to tlsr usc sm all
ia proposed eAl,fes ,f lnsih ~ these mos
w,,aders,,. Inventions Bat the general agent
osas. and ennIra,s all tins ather rights ofl'oih
inyeni.ensi 10 al countries an-irisr all purt
l.
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La Meslhb Mexico, Saturday, April, i2, 1879

had been put upau her, and vent by The ntasD
train tn New Haven. y here she met Sh-paTsI.
Althaaglt Railiu. rs pu~isiseiy known ri
their wiierrainiuls, il Is b-.I, we'd that The
e.'Hpie wvnt TO New Y.4k etiy - wait Iar
the n,Attrr to get wel. talked ov.F Aa.i t..r-
gotten. 1t Mas rum"frsi this evening" that
they had rsfprnsa " ihis ;tity ahd ~sse ). !, l.
ing td effect rreanciiSiatisn. i5sit 'he trIaitt
was foanti IN he wisnty wisl'ues -tppnrasts,n.
They have sufficient MONEY in their ,ss@ss-
R,n io maintain themselves for The lrrs. nj
Its = singular iari ilat Shepard llas sst
COMMUNICATED IN any wny Win his par nts
orIeiatres since he iaf0rm,d III. lalAss Il
ihs marriage. In fset all tbs 'pat,ies >l,Ds =
disiHeiinafi,n to Aennamnnratc With each
etllrr, an.I Aihouash St.pans's par.i,is ira,i
anticipated inquiries traia GtyvFsar Kul.
lands family there has is-e,r n, cn,nsManica-
tiFB since the marriage evriaiicase as lrsns-s
feEresi 10 Gssyelnor Huha,a,L Tbs; iasles has
not ycl nlade any Attempt ilruugl. tie u, iss.
authorities io Frrevrr hlr daughter. aBsl his
friends ~. sl,a' he l.TSisls il his det.Fmina.
tion nol tsi see ligF agaln
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THE LITANK OF POVERTY.

The Curse of tis,d sarrlsS- sS-.sier the land.
Lord .I.Ori. have mercy
We dis ~nd-seel lo helping hand. .
slB.LeEi. have meIvy.
Famine alsd h0rrrr, p asne slsd bilght,
eh. L.,r,i. have inerey'!
kn~r:sp US. as III fripir insht.
l.gTu, iloFti. h.ast merry
The great are ihTulisa ga seats Of Gold.
i.ord. Lorri. have nrrry
The Starving POsr are bauglsi and 20 4.
uii. iA,td. AslSe Itserey
The swoilcn rieII 0pprgSs AID stay.
%. ..sIa- aase ai-rry
wEae MiIiiatis eaf>e tise light OF Isay,
IAlri. a.ssrd, have mercy
The MatHers ws-ep Ia wan. and isoe.
L.a,t lofd, haSe mcieyi
Tine new boni Bale on, gs JOY ho mere.
etr. tz1rd. have mefey
Di.ss,e. statvasi,ii,, Crine ard Fraud,
on, lA.at. AaYs b4tscy
Bear ou thrir wings Thy curse. Oh Ged.
IA'nI. snrd have hs-rcyt
Ths -antlsoE is ds0d.
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MASON'S RANCH.

The proprietor iafofms tie pubic centrally
Thai he i. .fcpssed to Tryeiye ana sesoiss,plair
trs,.lIers and 10 supply passing traits or heres
" aninials with YHsr.
Tn. l. ttrr aaty vFtsyias plsee between the kia
Crsndc and Fwst tHmanssHgs. ! asNTts hsse Ah
s,,r,,,la,ns az v was~s us tiaisl wiivi viii furnish
Vi reasonable sates.
Ny ta,ls win Ia, kSpt suppiied Sth the best
Sbc BHlhrt aip5rsis-
Fhsy tls a.l; ad comfortable rrsss~ Furnished
~ah riesti l,rds Is4s the use II tfafriers. Ais,,
r.,,tforssi.l, and s.tars gtAfllng Tor anlntsi&.
sisfass Ess,, ) s,,pd elapply II bay and grsin On
hand. .
siss n k,lt,,,Ix tbeir wat$ aud adj io their rfin
efs, my sAsrgss via mol sc found unreasonable
r. s. Mason.
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4 party "f washingsen and View York
gvntirmtr havt fhrtnri themselves lasn =
COMPANY nndcr iha laws afti,c St,.tv ~ West
Firgia'e. wiit the spfrerate title of iI.r New
fia'i Nin'ag e". Ailh rspLI s,pek &c
$1,000 0;ni. ,lisissel ,atu lA.VN sbNa~ af
siUu, for tl,a Parips4s &c lakiAs ap aD,Oaos
acres oflan'i IN Sau,leyn As4snaA shg sAr,a-
sng and ollser pnrpS-a
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w. T. TnsRsus.
TIioS. B. CATRoN.
IL. $. Attorney
4 sATg0S s THoRNT0S.

Arofheys al Law, Sanie lie. View MEXICO
win practice in al TIE ee'iFts OF Ia" ana Eqass
IN tie Territory husinsss nFonsrily atiei''lea ~
ON. ,ae6ler IL Ihe aisla siwas sts be Ieapd ziths
ersce In SAINTS fe
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The Walking Mania.

From the FhiladslpLia ge,4A Asssrsasa.- -
II is wanaeFtnl Illustration .,f tls, l..sx-r
Of pluck iltst sisn in he txiTrnae >ufF. rings
II sierpIcss exhaustian Shoal ~ able ii es.s-
innr pi'Alsiing li,s so.afy n,un,i for h,ilc af-
tet mile witn svsry lhysirsI slslleatiar, llssa-
oHsirate.t his uifrr insl,i,iiy 81 nsts nlpilsl.
hisiask. But itisat . rssfk inst srfes ) t.ssd
-eHRai'iiag purpnsc thai j. sustaiusd Ii ma
high frinsipsr, II isihv lssssk III ilse ie,lss
which pulls uasil he drops, u IT IRE dog
that viii hang Hatii aeath with its teeth
citsed u ths veins IT tfinmplaRt adversary.
The pi,lek If the saimal. uitIa,ist malsxr
t'sexcite nnr sympathy And hssw leS~ AID
brutal j; i when cbns Iarrsi with The. ss.arHxe
II sentry v lia fasgs sis>tfufiisin " ls l,..ss
of the iirrnian ~ha challenges sefTs<asien se
ssve ether humn. iltr, r. # the suis,sr wlso
putt his existence Il the merey 81 srsscF
temprsi to Feach the sinking wreck
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The Rasaiagtoaida says that sthe CAirsge
asd N"stiwts'egn Company re4up every
man eairring their empioy 70 sign the fsllaw-
'sg Ilrslge I hetvliy prasaisr ANA sgree
that, wis'ie ! am il The seFsiec II tho 9. saa
n. W. Il. II. Ca aifi rnnreiy alssaia s,nsn
the Use "I Intoxicating liquors u every Kind.
including ale. 'err and ~iue. and lAat l uill
h"t freYuent dram sheps, ~ l,iliiaEa Saisons
or pisces where lilanrs sre Sold
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Travellers, Attention!

X. 3 MAsox has parehasea The Piafe lierr-
,ofnr. known NJ sldcums Ran,Av. siiuasf'i D
mIes we.t ~ as.iiia, oa The rosd !" silver Sliy
aid the wesl, AhS he salps viii hereai.sF be
known a.
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Il nARREl..

S.irxryor, IaneolR. Lincoln Ceslnsy. New MeNieu.
peeial attic, ton given 10 tise saEvryteg and lAs-
eaiiuv If t;ssyersllrst Lands All business wih the
Us Land Usiese psvIarsly attended ta-
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ORIA s. CASAD.

Om.A s. CASAD.
ti-,F44ssa ssssd ell-taselnr st Law Mtsll - =.
VIII practice frfail Courts Of LAW and EQUITY ~
~, f,y,;oyv s,..ll llehl ion ive 10 eo.leetlOns.
a,1sice with the ISDEPsSDeNT.
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Dr. SHIELD.

Attorney al La Las Vegas. New Ae1ieo.
VIII pr.esirx h. The ilsgECt and rupEvise courts ~
tht Terrsoey. Especial aItrslea. Eisrn 20 Land and
CEasinai Li1iSaiie.L
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TomN NJ. GiNx.

attorney At-fzfw Silver Cisy. Grant coanty. New
M-x.es viii practice in All the C.'ssrtS u Law and
Equity "a New Mexico. frelnia altentisR gives ie
ali DsssinSSs.
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My L KYNEgsoN.


iDIsrRIcT ATTonNKll
Attorney al Law. las CTcr>. New Mexico-
Prompt attention riVeii 10 all husibsss tstrssei
10 III, cas. PraetIrrs in ali the GoaEts u lA~ and
Equisy In Nvw Msxicu
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]. rouNrAIN.

4 !. FoeNrAiN.
Attorney AZ Law, NesIia, Ne~ M"xico. lra -ti'rs
liz al tie Codrts oi isis and Eass ~ ths ietstlads
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john D. RAtl- n. AsAENfELIhh'
1oAIL& AsHESFELTER.
! Attorney. at law. AesillA; Ne~ Mexico.
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professional cards.
IT O. GARRISON.


TT C.GARRIsoN.
a,sar,.ey st L-w. silver City. Grant County New
Mexiro VIII traesee In alt le Coarls ol l4Aw alsd
Equity ia the Third Judicial nislrict.
JoHN NJ GtNN.
attorney ,.tt1sx. silver cay. Grant County. Ne~
Mex.es VIII practice in All the C.ariS u lziw and
Equity "a New Mexico, lrolnia attention gives 70
ali IaEsineSs.
JoHN o. RAti- n AsaENfELrhh-
1SAILa AsHESFkLTER
a Attorney. at Law. Aesilll Nsv Mexico.
-e5---A-
A : roeSrArS
aIi,rney a. Law. ueslia, Se~ Ni"xieo. rra -ri'r4
III III TIE courts of lss AID Ea'i,s ntie ietsia'Hs
OmA 5. cAsAD
a,.sa c.laslselnr at Law. MEslI Ia \.
viii pr..etlsSs fran Cs,nrts oi LAW and kVUiFY IN
tine f,rrioxy sierial aliehlon given 10 eOsleSaloiss
olace ~itn tbe iSD1PKxDsAT-
WA1. loaks.
attorney al Las. Me>iiia, Sev. NexIro.
z---.--s---2-~
Dr. SHIELD
Attorney aIL&s Las Vegas. New Mexico.
win py,,s,.ex IL The DissriCI and supFvine Courts N
the Terrisofy Especial aIfrsttea Eisen 10 Land ad
cnsiaai LAisaiie.l
M. : rrsoS.
Noiary Fabilr. Land Agent and canvsyanerr,
RoSw EiI lIA6a coUSrN. NEw AEzi ie4
r. r. BARBER
sarsryor. Ianeola. Lincoln cespsy New Mexie"
peelAl atles tiOn given 10 tae saEvrytsg and lAs-
eating og t;ayersllnrst iznsls All bus@s y sth thr
U.s Land utiess lselapsiy attended 70.
w l RYNERsoS.
sDIsrRIcT ATToRSKl1
Attorney al Law. las CnIcrs. New Mexico.
PFonpt attentIsu giVyii 10 all husinssS tstrussra
10 HI, casr. PrAetirrs IN ali the ooasts u iA~ and
EqHliy In New Mexico
s. y SEweona
Astorney and Geunselles M Law, las cFoses, New
Mexica, 0Illee on Main street,
TI,oS n. C,ATRox. W. 7. TInnRsn0S
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The MsjortIes.

The following are the majorities for
the Republican ticket: For clerk,
Ewing, 1102; for treasurer, Eastman,
S62; for register, Jones, over Hughes
(Greenbacker) ga; over Broadwell Qn-
dependency 473; only fell short 3s votes
of having as many as both his oppo-
nents; Moon, for sheriff, over Ryan, 230;
over both Ryan and Pearsall, so;
for surveyor ]. II. Hibben had no
opposition; w. w. Hibben for coroner,
S07; Holmes, for commissioner, 90. DIR.
ArmOr received 1876 moro of the opposi-
tion votes than Mr.. Ceppock; Mr.. Jones
received sos votes less than Mr.. East
man, and CIT less than Ewing. In these
three offices Mr.. Eastman's vote is prob
ably the clearest expression of the Re
publican strength. These figures show
the extent of the unfounded (as we
think) prejudice against Mr.. Jones, and
at least 500 of Mr. Broadwell's vote was
cast by Republicans. $50 odd Green
hackers undoubtedly event back" on
Mr.. Hughes.
We suppose the vote for coroner may
be taken with a considerable degree of
accuracy as an expression of the
strength of the Republican party and its
opposition. The candidates were equally
good men, and were fair representatives
of the respective parties without being
affected with side issues or snythIng to
cause either to be scratched. Taking
this vote as test, and the Republican
majority is entirely satisfactory.
Mr.. Ryan's vote is entirely satisfacto-
ry to him, and is an endorsement of his
standing and personal worth. When he
was nominated THE News said he was
the best man the opposition could put in
the field for that Office Mr. Moon can
congratulate himself on having beaten
the strongest man the opposition could
bring forward. Under all the circum-
stances Jake Moons victnry is one
which he and his friends feel proud OF
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.


Nov Sth
New corn is coming in lively. Jim
Evans is buying it for 5. b. Warren.
Doc Reaser has gone to Des Moines,
Iowa, to attend course of lectures this
winter His family remains.
Mr.. Chas. Butcher, formerly of Eagle
creek, now of Newton, is spending u
few weeks vacation with his parents.
W. 1. F. Hardin is putting on the roof
on his new barn.
We notice the presence of I0ts of new
corners and still there is room.
MONEY, GUN AND HORSE STOLEN
This morning one Johnson Garrett, is
missing, and so is $4,000 in cash, stolen
from Nathan Garrett and Il $4,000 double
barrel shot gun stolen from T. ]. Gar
rett, and a brown pony Is years old, the
property of VIM. X. Norburry. $4,000
is offered as a reward for the recovery
of the money. The thief is boy II
years old, heavy set, very light hair and
shutters when he talks. Look out for
such chap with gun, &c. II.
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AMERICUS NOTES.
Edited by Keno"

THURSDAY, Nov. 6.
Buy your own cigars-the elections
over.
Bill Houk just stands straight upon
his feet. Its boy.
In speaking of the election, "Conk"
says - while Chris looks Wise and
says notings-
In just 81 years from last election
Reif's boy will be old enough to vote
and that's why Ref didn't vote ON Tues
day.
Zimri Hinshaw has laid ON our table
new Ito us) kind of corn. The stalk,
shuck and cob are red, while the grain
Is white.
The "gunny sack" committee meet to
day.
Two years ago to-day we accepted a
with Judge Ruggles. our duties
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being to shuck corn and carry it to the
hogs, cattle, etc; compensation, sl4 per
month. We had just returned from the
mines of Colorado, where we had gone
to make a fortune and our capital con-
sisted OF an unpaid board bin Of d dollar
and six bits at the Sutton house. We
clerked for the Judge six months
FRIDAY, Nov. Z. 1879.
Wish we had somebody to sew buttons
on for US.
We can see the Normal building quite
plainly from the door of the Sutton
house-can't quite distinguish ID. Proc
tor from other dark objects.
We have beautiful piece of work "a
list of the Kaw lands) produced in the
county clerks Office, the work being
done by Jones. 1t is credit to the
office and a credit to friend Jones.
1t pays to advertise in the Americus
Notes, is the verdict of Martin McCleery
He advertised a stray colt in Wednes-
days NEWS, and on Thursday morning
his colt was returned Advertise. The
Americas Notes and EMPoRIA NEWS
both sent for $3.50 per year to any adj
dress.
The new school house near Mrs. Rug
gles' farm is completed. Gimble and
List, contractors.
The Ruggles bridge has been con-
demned by the authorities, and none but
those that are prepared for ''that better
world should cross it. We crossed it
this morning. KENO.
SATURDAY, Nov. 8.
DIR. It. A. Wright only has two dogs.
There were a great many out to hear
Miss Estabrook's reading last evening
and were delighted with the entertain
ment Miss Efie Bond took part in the
reading and did credit to herself and
teacher The band furnished excellent
music, and now it only remains to be
seen if we shall raise class. KENO.
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DIED.-In this city, on the 9th inst,
Mrs Anna Robinson, late of Pennsylva-
MIA. She had made some good friends
while here who showed her every kind
ness in her last illness. She was greatly
esteemed by all who knew her. She was
sincere but modest christian woman,
and died IN hopes of blessed MINOR
tally. Yesterday morning, Mr.. Robin
inson, with a babe two months old in his
arms, started with her remains to the
old home. Much sympathy and many
prayers follow him in his sad journey.
Mrs. r. was nearly twenty-one years old.
She died of typhoid fever
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BUSINESS CHANGEs.-We understand
that G. w. Newman has bought the
Clapp building adjoining his dry goods
store on the north, and now occupied by
G. p. Jones 81 Co, and will tear out the
partition between the two and throw
both into one room to accommodate his
growing trade. This Will probably be
the largest business house in the state.
Jones 81 Co. will move to the present quar-
tiers of ID. Thomas & Co., in jays build
ing, and will occupy the whole floor.
Their business is rapidly growing, max
ing large room necessity. d. Thorn
as & Co. have purchased the building
now occupied by J. NJ. Griffits hardware
establishment The latter firm will soon
move to their large new building two
doors south of the new Emporia Nation
al bank. These are important changes
of base among several of our leading
business men, and shows that men are
fixing themselves more permanently by
securing and owning their own build
ings, and making permanent arrange
ments to enlarge their business facili-
ties. These are among the best signs of
continued prosperity of EmpOria.
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Mr.. Cross said at the water works
meeting If the majority voted for the
proposition, he would acquiesce cheer
fully and take the water. That is suit
able platform, and let US all stand on it.
Let the water squirt and ripple and lay
the dust and put out the fires and cool
down the air and make the trees and
lawns to grow. May we all grow older
and wiser and richer and happier and
handsomer, as the water flows.
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LINIM ENT S

not only relieve pain, but they inr;
healthy action, subdue infiaInIzla{ic=.
and cure, whether the symptoms proceed
from wounds of the flesh, or Neuraigia e.
the Nerves; from contracted Cords o.
sca1ded hand from a spra:aed c-2-t g
or gashed footi whether from disgusiin-
PI16PLES on LADY'S FACE
or q strained joint on n Horse Let.
The agony produced by n Earn or 'ald'-
identification from Frost bites; ga -
ings from Strains; the fortunes az 2 z,s----
matism; Crippled for 1ifo, liz sa'a =
neglected accident: va1S1nb1e he's
q Doctors Bill may all be saved f.-o,
One Bottle OF Centaur LiniI.sc-:
No Housekeeper, Farmer. Planter, --'.'-
or Liveryman. can afford 10 Le 49,
these wonderful Linimcnts. my
be procured in any part of tho glOZc. {;
SO cts. and 800 a bottle Trial b".4 1
Is cts.
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Miss PLUMB's BooKsToRE.-This pop
ular store has just received a very large
stock of new goods, embracing books,
stationery, picture frames and mouldings,
pictures, toys, notions, and thousand
handsome and useful articles. Miss
Plumb buys with good taste and judg-
ment, and is able to compete with any
body. She always gets the new and pop
ular books as soon as out, and pays espe-
cial attention to school books. Whatev-
er you want in that line you can rely on
FINDING at Miss Plumb's bookstore.
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GHG W EEK in your own town, and no
NOD capital risked. You can give the bust
ness trial without expense The
best opportunity ever offered for those will
ling to work. GU should try nothing else
until You see for yourself what you can do at
the business we offer. No room to explain
here You can devote all your time, or ouly
your spare time, to the business, and make
great pay for every hour that yoE work.
Women make as much Us men. send for
special priv terms and particulars, which
We mail free. IS outlt free Don1 complain
OF hard times while you have snch chance
Maize Ws5YfA
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DIED,-At Emporia. Nov. 7th, Robert
Martin, formerly OF Pennsylvania, aged
30 years. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO the funeral which
will take place Sunday, November 9th,
at 10 a M, from the residence of his son,
near the Emporia livery stable.
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DIED-At Emporia, Thursday, Nov.
9th, 1879, at 8 a. M, of diptheria, Carrie
Ophelia Baker, youngest daughter of
Mead and Margaret Baker, at the age
of years. Funeral from the residence
in Fraker's addition, at 10 o'clock a. m,
Friday, Nov. 9th. Friends of the family
are invited TO attend.
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Here's a local that we overlooked

c. N. Sterry's numerous friends in this
city will no doubt be glad to learn that
he is again father of another girl. This
time, a 91S FOUNDER. The event took
place on the Goth ult., and the latest adj
vices report Mr.. Sterry dong as well as
could be expected under the circum-
stances.-Cottonwood Falls Leader.
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A. r. Bancroft is now raising a holt
day crop of apples. He brought in
very handsome bunch of apple blossoms
Saturday, produced from a tree set out
last spring. 1t blossomed finely in July,
and is now in blossom again.