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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-06
FUTURE DAYS.
Try DUNoANsoN BROS, Auctonecrs.

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TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT. ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN q
AND STREETS SOUTHEASr, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust given to and duly
recorded In liber No. 49, folio "a OF seq one OF tue land
Columbia, we VIII sell at public auction, In front OF
the premises. ON MONDAY, December e. "A. ID.
1879, at $3.50 o'clock D. M all those pieces parcels OF
ground ly Ing in the District of Columbia. and known
ns the north three 3 feet and four 90 inches OF lot
numbered eight (S), In square numbered nine hundred
and eleven (l) inches OF lot numbered nine (9) IN
said square numbered nine hundred and four GOD
beginning for the boundary of the at the north
west corner OF said lot numbered eight (S) aud run
ming thence south along Seventh street east three 3
feet and four inches; thence east one hundred aud
thence north along the line OF said alley eighteen (sl
feet and three l3) Inches, thence west one hundred
and nine (l09) feet and one a. inch TO said seventh
street east thence south with the line of seventh
street east fourteen (i) feet aud eleven IN inches
to the place of beginning together with the right aud
gabe-end of certain frame house, belonging to
Mary Kelly, granted TO Thomas Bayne by deed dated
April %, 1854, and recorded IN liber ]. A. =. No. ST.
folio 80 together with all and singular the appurten
ances, rights, privileges, &c, belonging or in any
wise nppernining.
Terms OF snle; onethrd IN cash and the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months notes TO bear
interest and TO be secured by deed OF trust on
the premises sold; COM eyuncinR ut purchasers
cost Terms TO be COMPLIED with ~ seven days, other
the risk and cost OF the purchaser upon CIV
ing five days notice ofsuch resale IN some newspaper
published in Washington; deposit OF 800 required
ut the time of sale.
JOSEPH Z; EPSON, y Trustees.
Jast n N
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dei-i3.2Q6ds
TINTED STATES MARsHAHs SALE.

BY virtue of q writ OF feri facas issued out OF
the Clerks Office of the supreme Court Of the District
of Columbr, and to me directed, will sell at public
SALE for cash. at the COurthou door of said District
MONDAY the 18th day of December, 1879, ut "
all the right title claim, aud interest of the de-
fendnns In aud u the following described property,
10 wit: Lot numbered 1863, in square numbered Gl5.
Washington, j. c.. together with all and singular
the improvements thereon. levied upon the proper
ty OF defendants. John II. Muln and Richard W. Null
n to satisfy execution No Gal In Equity, IN favor
of Michael j. O'Brlen.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
no25-ds u. S. Marshal District OF Columbia.
A UCIION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
IA tIlTY.
OFFICE OF BUILpISG FOR STATE WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHiSGToN ID. O., Nov. Is, 1879
quantity of refuse and secondhnu building MA
teral and tools will lie sold at public auction NJ the
site OF the building for STATE War and Navy Depart
ments the 18th day of December, ls7g, at O'Clock
p For copies OF terIns of sale and inventory,
Tor further Information, apply ut this office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers
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ROBINSON'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For and Delivered 10 any part OF
the city; also taken To or from railroads and steam-
boats for 2l per trunk small packages, 10 cents
each. No charge for delivering TO rooms. Send Or
ders by mail or messenger to await arrival OF trains
boats, care OF either
1902 PENNA, AVE 707 FlFIrFNT!I ST,
6l7 PliNNA. AVE lils FOURTEENTH 81.
OClbIy
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SAN FRANCISCO, December ., 1879.
The following are the official closing quotations, Of
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CA zsR1AGES.
LITHOGRAPIsING.

STEAM LITHoGRAPHING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHoTo.LITHoGRAPHI A SPECIALITY.
No. ass Pennsylvania avenue.
,y2eiys NORRIS PETERS. Proprietor.
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7DR. CANDEE, or NEW YORK,
Al SPECIALIST,

treat Hemorrhoids or Piles. WIN
give $500 for any case of Itching,
bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies VIII not help ana cure,
i use only external and internal
remedies; no caustics, no acids; an inn
mediate relief; no detention from
business. treat and cure all Female
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FOR RENy-uOUsEs.

A 81 49, ~ 49, q. ~ aa a- - 49, 81 ~
EoR RENTAL to9s, including water rent TO
~ permanent tenant, No 1871 Park Place n e; one
ots Of G S parry x gas
cor Flfleenth st mud N ave. deceit
EoR RI MIA desirable corner store and dwell
~ Ing, situated = cor Fourteenth and sts y W
suitable for any isn't huslnest. dec8etI
IGOR RENT-A furnished house--,rhe elegant and
sommodiops residence 81 l, Of the ate M p ~, m
modern improvements, making u one of the most
cAPErS at tSe house use Or 10 x 80
Market Space, Washington for particulars. dec.tl0s
Two private family only the whole any part ola
suitable for Member OF Congress- CRATE in back paror
aud all modern improvements y trant Place dec2-u
F5en FENrc" AND go III psf HI e IRSSS5 Tor
nn22u 81. Cloud bulldng.
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
LNoR sALE-Furnished or unfurnshed-A rare
hot and cold water, Latrobe, spcakI6gtnb &c, on
m o n p eSr p
door erms easy. Apply 1910 Ninth So ". dee-tf
EoR SALE OR RENT-House no 1905 II st. II
rooms first-clnss finish. Inquire ut house, or
address Lock Box No 40. decj
EoRsALE- The valuable improved property On The
four slores high 2lxsO feet is suitable for store
Also the adjoining honse, occupied as paint store,
street and Louisiana avenue. st?2-tf
HN liberal terms, three story basement Resi-.
" denCe, with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh ST. within a minutes walk OF the f-St
ears; inquire ut National Republican office. sel0ti
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Two buy, n centrally located dwelling. house OF or
Il rooms, with modern improvements, at price
not TO exceed $780, Address d. Republican Office,
A PURCHASER for n good business, in n first class
IA location. Address II w H. Republican office
WI ANTED-A small place In the country with
w comfortable dwelling, ut a low rent, either tor
the winter months or permanently. EP Ii, Repub.
lean office dec6
VIZ ANTED-Three horses and bugItie, or saddle
w horses to keep, or club stable In rear of 023 ID
st W, bet Ninth and Tonth or Will rent ONE or three
stalls In the same decG3tt
WY ANTED-FOr gentleman, wife. and child of s.
w two communicating furnished rooms, with
board, In private iamlly Address IL : T., Republ.
eau Office. dec53lt
NNrANTED--Two or three communicating fur
w nished rooms, In cheerful nelghborhood; dry
and hea thy location Indispensable. Address, with
terms, ) Z, Republican Office. dec5
XTTANTED-A small furnished house OF or 0
w rooms, in good location. Address A Il N, Re.
publican office. deci
WTANTED-A furnished ROOM near the National
w Hotel; price not 10 exceed 70 or " per month
Address stating particulars, w, Republican Office.
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Authorized by tho Commonwealth of Ky.
as Best and Fairost in the World
10Th.
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.,

In the City Of Louisville, ON
DECENH BBR 81, 1870
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY ACT
OF THE LEG ISLATUREO OF lsGg AND SUSTAIN
ED BY ALL THE COURTS or KENTUCKY (uit
fraudulent advertisements n other t,fTU companies
lGho cdHt He sole 0icisfs VI al he grants u hen
tUckyn 10 he contrary notlcihNaldMql, oCCuh
REGULARLY ON THE LAST DAY OF EVERY
MONTH SUNDAYS ENCEPrEDl. AND ARE
SUPERVISED BY PROMINENT STATE OFtI'
GALS.
Every ttckst-holder can he his own super
visor call out his number and see II placed
in the wheel.
The Management call attention to tho grand OPP
portunity presented OF obtaining Tor only g. any OF
mnE LAI OWING puIgEa.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDF.
RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoaTHwEsr, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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DIED.

LUNCHEON the ith instant, KATIE, youngest
daughter of Maria l.. nnd John A. Lynch.
The friends OF the family are Invited TO attend the
funeral on Saturday, the 9th instant, at o'clock,
frOm pnrents' resldence No. a X street u. G. 90
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- TO take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1873. AZ li30 u. M.
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LOST.

II OsT-A Gold Ring with initials inscribed. Tn
Il full value of the ring Will be given to any
turning the same to Mr.. MURPHY, Captain Q
the Watch, Government Printing Ofllce dec Tat
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOR SALE or exchange. an elegant country seat
il and farm. six miles from city at great bargain
w W DANENHoWER, 1924 stnw no22imot
nor sALE---CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
b. Cloud Buldina, Heal estate aud l9anA IysI
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PERSONAL.

Y AIDES PERsoNAL-The art OF decorating silk,
satin and Swiss party dresses, horseshoes, shells,
panels, Christmas candles &c, taught perfectly in
two lessons; also the art of preserving natural flow
ers by the only perfect process. Rooms over s03
Market Space del-l2t =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

As viii be seen BY looking over the
Hist Of delegates detected, The Rcpubii
can county convention which meets on
saturday is composed of our best citi-
zens. The convention will contain some
of our leading men ia the various
branches Of business 1t ought 70 do,
and undoubtedly viii do, good work.
The delegates ought 10 be controlled
entirely by desire 10, first, secure the
interests of the people, and then tie
party. Ia performing their duties TO
the people they viii serve the party.
Too often men go to convention with
no other aim than 10 seli:s ;i,e ii3p.rests
of some candidate 10 waom Ii.cY are
under some sort OF obligation. They are
willing TO risk everything for the success
of their favorites, and in this way unfit
men are often nominated to Office TO be
beaten by the people. Now days a
nomination is not equivalent to an cleo
ton, and this convention should remem-
Der the mistakes OF last year, and
use its best judgement to keep the
ticket which shall be nominated free
from any candidates which Will be
load to it, or will tend to the defeat of
anybody on the ticket. We cannot at
ford TO run any such risks. We believe
the Republicans Of this county will win
the victory Ibis fall if the ticket which
shall be put in the field next Saturday
is such as to satisfy the people.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26
AMERICUS NOTES.
Edited by Keno"

Look out at the next baby show. Grant
brought baby chair home from the
fair.
The way two Dunlap ROSTERS got
home from the fair: They walked to
Amerlcus and went on foot from here.
The band have already (6:30 a. n.y.
gone to the barbecue ut Dunlap, and
the colored troops,-troops of colored
people-are going through town.
Wool yarn, all colors at j. D. Gibson's
new store.
The Americas Glee society now num-
bers forty members. Mrs. Cady, the
Council Grove pianist, is expected to at
tend the meeting ON Saturday next, at
O'Clock p. III.
At the Republican primary meeting
on Saturday, full delegation of &c
members and Is alternates were elected
to the county convention, to meet on
Saturday next. The delegates were in
structed by unanimous vote to support
S. F. Domm for Register of Deeds.
KENO.
Miss Annie Chalmers, we are sorry to
learn, is very low and her recovery
doubtful.
o, Say have you seen that case of
Germantown yarn, just received at J. D.
Gibson's new store? The case itself is
a beauty.
The barbecue at Dunlap yesterday
was, we are told by those who were there,
very pleasant affair. There were 500
or 600 persons present. In the absence
of President Hayes and Gov. st. John,
the aSsemblage was addressed by Col
Charlie Rosecrans, Rev. johnson, Walk
and Others. Music was furnished by the
Americas band. Dancing was the prin
cipal order of exercises, two platforms
being erected for that purpose.
We have an entirely new and very
complete stock of dry goods, clothing
boots and shoes, embroideries, carpets
etc. We cannot afford to sell these
goods on credit, but we will sell very
cheap for cash. Call and see us at ]. d
! Gibson's new store.
The "Kaw lands will come into marke
on the 3rd day of Nov. next This i.
official and settles question that hai
been the cause of much vexation ami
perhaps some profanity, for months an(
years in this community Squire Nil
Ter will be prepared to make out all thr
necessary papers and render all infor
nation in the premises
Split herring at NJ. W. Gibsoa's.
/ Brother Fred 10y came home las
night, having spent the summer IN Col
orado. Fred looks gay. KENO.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a
Andy Hinchman sent in a bunch q
two year old steers, yesterday tina
weighed 1855 lbs. average. Mr.. HincI
man will have them kept on full fee,
this winter and grass next summer.
Cranberries and cucumber pickles
NJ. w. Gibson's.
Miss Murtie Baird's nth birthda
party yesterday was an event among tn
Juveniles, and her presents were man
and some of them very fine ones
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THE COLLEGE MEETING.

school District Bonds Asked For.
In pursuance of call of the college
committee public meeting was held at
the court house on Monday evening to
consider the expediency of issuing bonds
to secure the location at Emporia of the
synodical college of the Presbyterian
synod of Kansas.
On motion Judge Z. B. Peyton was
chosen chairman. II. w. McCune was
selected for secretary.
Judge Peyton briefly stated the object
of the meeting, and c. V. Eskridge as
one of the college committee, addressed
the meeting, stating some of the obtacles
to the success of the canvassing commit
tee. He said that he found all business
men willing to pay their just proportion
of the amount necessary to secure the
college, but they felt that the college
would benefit all property owners ac-
cording TO the amount of property they
owned, and that it would be no more
than right that the cost should be divided
among all, and that the fairesr way to
tiiSt ltiC NOuib bC ~ a TIA OAi
the property that would bc benefited by
the enterprise.
Speeches were made by many of those
present, and all seemed to concur in
this opinion.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr. Eskridge, was unanimously adopt
eli, and on motion the secretary was in.
structed to furnish the board of ciluca-
ton with report of the proceedings of
the meeting:
Resogcsd, That the board of education
of the city of Emporia be and they are
hereby requested To submit proposition
without delay to the qualified voters, at
n special election, 10 issue the bonds of
the district in Il sum not exceeding $50
900 for the purpose of erecting in said
district school building, to be disposed
OF by the board of education as said board
may deem for the educational interest
of the district.
On motion the board of education
was requested to hold special meeting
today toconsider the resolution adopted
Adjourned. III. w. MCCUNE, Secy.
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THE GERMAN BALL.--The ball on last
Thursday evening atTurners hall was a
fine affair, everything passing off very
pleasantly. The music was furnished by
the excellent Emporia string band, Prof
Skidmore at the piano, and AIessrs. NJ.
Birdssll and Mr.. Roman, violinists.
The president of the committee was Mr..
Charles Berger; floor managers, Messrs.
Gutekunst and H. w. Maidt; reception,
Messrs. KNITTED and DeLudolf; refresh
ments, Messrs. Pfefferle and Ellison
doorkeepers, Messrs. Pressler and Rode;
wardrobe, Messrs. Seeman and ShafTerl
The hall was crowded to its fullest ex.
tent, and there was an admirable dis
play Of fine ball dresses. We conclude
the affair was a fine one in all particu
lars. Messrs Tom and Jim, of the Chi
cago restaurant furnished the supper
which was good one, and was provided
in a manner entirely satisfactory TO ev
cry one participating.
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Enad Enfire

Notiee is hereby given that = petition has
hs.ep presented TO the board Of county com
I..issiouers OF Lyon eoanty- hanss.s, askia-
for the Yacafion and e-iocsa.ioE Of eossf3 :
I-oasf as follows - Git: tss1nFua Hcinz aG the
AInerfc,is and Allen roasl 81 reIS west o. the
northeast corner Of section 81, toaa nip Is
ranee II: thence nortA 70 ttse nortis iiBe %
sec,tfasl 50 township is, range II tlet &C east
an the section ii8e as near a. FsFtsEicsz iC to
y-htre said section line intcrSects the AgacTi-
ems ard Alien roa1; also u road beginning
$50 rods Gorih Of the southwest corner If ttae
Sof,tFl vest Quarter Of Seetioa -. township &c.
Fzr1re II: ti4ence west s. rods 70 the Fozd Pc
tttfSasd for above Also 70 vleRte a portion
! ~ M. Americas and Alien ro2d, besZlDaiBs.
Il rods west Of the northe ast corner OF sec
SON 81 township 10, range II thence an CLING
,.,.goss the southeast quarfer Of section 80. TO
1Fe soHtEETcst corner OF the northwest quar-
fer al section 20. township 10. rage II thence
north TG0 rods to seetioa liae. And npon said
,5reg,ossi road the board appoiated Tire fnf-
Having viewers: H d Curtis. John ioys
and Iess Fo-te~. 10 meet 1t the beginning OF
ssisi road on the 1lta day OF October. =. ~
1879. nj 10 oseicek N. and n conjunction
with the county surveyor y xiG5F. locate and
suTvey said road. aaa to eilea parties !.
kearing BY order Of tire l15lsft
VA r EWING.
w39ts Coanty Clerk
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1t would give nae intense pleasure to
sell you SCI Of ni'aies, Il the reduced
RISES 81 " Glesoa
Thank you. we dida't sneak away
from tie old bachelors on Saturday last.
Business at home required our immedi,
ate attention,
A fresh new stock of mems and boys
clothing at }. d. Gibson's new store.
We would favor the passage of a law
making it Il misdeaeanor TO "obivaree''
"a newly married couple, and would sug-
gest that the penalty he S2,000 fine ana
costs, and instant death 70 the parties.
This is suggested by the doings here for
the lest two nights.
Candidates are coming around now.
One here yesterday, but his countenance
looked very lowe.
There was law SUIT on hands yestor
day before Squire Miller, but was con
tinued until Tuesday next. KENO.
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DELEGATES ELEcrnp.
Much Interest Amo~l: Republicans

Much Interest Amonl: Republicans
Tho election of delegates 10 iha IL
Du5.;ean. convention Saturday cNcitet
much attention among Republican,, auc
As far as we are able to learn the attend
ance was good at all the primary meet
ings. The delegates elected, so far as
we have heard, are as follows:
First ward.-I. ID. Fox, H. Malone
Jake Taylor, John Bay. Frank Goodnow,
). p Chase, r. Z. Torrington, DIR. Trnc-
worthy, james Stafford, w. o. Ferguson,
Frank Schmidling, L. B. Fuller, 1. n.
Strickler, A. Mckinney.
Second Ward-James Means, Fred
Stuckey, n. r. Nix, Z. 4. Nichols, Chas.
Cleaver, Cole McCullogla, ID. S. Bill, T.
Il. Barsh, T. H. Lewis, Tom BelIine, L.
r. Phelferley, D. $. Gilmore, Sam Call
aud C.. Fletcher.
Third Ward-P. Stromberg, d. W.
Morris, IL. Way, W. 5. JAY, Harry Hib-
ben, Philip Dudley, j. NJ. Steele, J.
Morris, j. Hess, j. NJ. Butler, A. w.
Stubbs, J. NJ. Cambell, j. w. Thateher,
John Pope, ID. Thomas, Dan Weeks, w.
ID. Jeffrey, j. r. Boones.
Fourth Ward-Ed Borton, L. w.
Cunningham, II, V. Bundrem, James
Smiley, c. p. Theis, T. NJ Fry, NJ. N.
Mason, w. w. Scott, w. A. Smith, J. L.
w. Bell, H. B. Leonard, G.. w Newman,
Newt. Dougheriy, Harry Leibfried.
Emporia Township.-Ellis Roberts
Richard j. Evans, Hugh r. Williams
Lewis r. Griffith, David Williams
Humphrey Roberts, John r. Griffith,
Recs Davis, Evan Davis, John Reese.
Eli Fowler, Chas. Cavaness, Owen
Davis, John Strain, Jerry Grant, Henry
Kerley, Ruflin Fowler, S. G.. Brown,
WI Carney, B. F. Moon, NJ. Meyer,
w. S. Lambert, P. NJ. Peyton and 1. L.
Lambert.
Patty's-J Miles, o. w Way, VIM.
Hodson, G. NJ Stowell, j. G. Schoeck,
S. d. Allen, 4. Coats, w. r. Thomas,
G. b. HaworIh, n. E. Green.
Fremont = r. J. Rudisill, A. w.
Plumb, Gus Hurlburt, Israel Wells, A. C.
Wells, VIM. Wheeler, Duff Edwards,
Mr.. Swartz, j. G. Klock, Mr.. Brown.
Plymouth.-iossT Thomas, T. n Dix
on, Cyrus Stout, George Hyatt, Sam Dill
lon, VIM. Flickinger, K. Porter, ]. II.
Thomas, c. c. Lynch, V. Stout.
Hartford.-Wm. 3. Holt, G. II. De
moss, w. P. Gould, G. w. Sutton, j. f.
Rayle, j. J. Evans, T'has. Campbell,
VIM Picket, j. L. Smith, 10. Collins,
G. Moore, b. N. Hunt, Mr. Pickering
Traylors.-D. A. Hunter, w. c. Pol
loch, NJ Myers, E. II. Smith, Mr.. Clark
son.
Americus-Elias Moorehead. L. A.
Wood, Layfayatte James, Squire Sackett,
Il. 5. Adair. j. G.. Holderness, Col. Par
rington, Charlie Rosecrans, Storey Sar-
gent, John A. Stanley, S. NJ, Morgan,
John Wise, Geo. L. Baird, William
Houk, Thyge Sogard, J. ID. Jaquith, JAS.
Swartz, Richard Adams, Geo. Miller,
John L. Butler, L. w. Sutton, S. NJ. Bell,
Mr.. Mills, S. F. Domm, Martin Nc
CIury, J. w. 10y.
Elmendaro--W. l. +. Harden, David
Burgess, Frank Vnnsicklc, Henry
Smith, ]. p. toss, d. II. Holmes and 7.
L. WEIGH.
Center-A Bitter, W. T Stokes, p. II.
Horst, J. j. Thomas, II. Johnston, VIM.
Robinson.
Neosho Rapids-G. Harper, John f.
Jones, VIII Hawkins, Jack Andrews, o. |
Il. Peet, John Mcleod, n. NJ. Blanken-
ship, j. NJ. Blue, Mr.. Fry, John Tolford,
). L. G. Holt, E. White
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-09-26

George Leis, of Lawrence, made our
city visit this week. Along with the
historical city, he thinks Emporia one
of the best towns in the state. He Is the
owner of several pieces of real estate
here and came down partly with view
to his landed interests. Mr.. Leis is one
of the live business men of Kansas, and
is widely known through his chemical
preparations and medicines He carries
on large manufacturing business in
connection with his extensive drug
house. His concentrated fruit extracts
are sold by the best grocers.