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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-11

ASK YOURSELF THESE QUEsrIoRs.-Are
yOn Respondent sufferer from sick head
ache, habitual costiveness, palpitatiOn of the
hearth Have you dizziness OF the head? Is
your nervous system depressedl Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you q cOughe
ing2 &c, &c. All OF these and much more
are the direct results of dyspepsia, liver COM
plant and indigestion GRKER's AUGUST
FLOWER is now acknowledged by all drug
gists to be a positive cure. 100000 bottles
were given away in the U. s., through drug
Rists, to the people as u trial. Two doses will
satisfy any person of its wonderful quality in
curing all forms of indigestion. Sample bot
ties 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. Sold
positively by all drst-class druggists in the
United States W29eoW
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ConEumut1on Cnred

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands OF cases, has felt 1t his duty TO
make 1t known TO his suffering fellows Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of charge
to all who desire 1t, this recipe, with full di-
rections for preparing and using, in German,
French, or English. sent by mail by AddFess-
ing with stamp, naming this paper, W. w.
SHERAR, 14a Powers Block, Rochester, N. Y.
RI7mR
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Norma, In.t,tnta Note.

NORMAL HALL, July z, 1879.
The Normal Institute opened this
morning with an enrolment of 46, with
county superintendent Wharton as con-
ductor, and the well known teachers Mr..
Delap, Mrs. Morse and Mr.. Davis as in
structors. Institute organized and stud
les assigned.
July 9Th.
The enrolment reached SO to-day. The
work of organization was so well ma
tured that the exercises proceeded as
though the institute had been in progress
for weeks. Appropriate remarks were
made at the opening of the session by
Rev. C. R. Rice. Several visitors pres
ent. july 9th.
At the opening of the Institute this morn
ing reading was given by member of
the Institute. The following appoint
ments were made, viz: Miss Retta Hurl-
burt, Historian; Mr.. w. D. Kennedy,
Poet; Mr.. Eli Snyder, Orator; Miss Lii
lie Mitchell, Essayist- Interest in the
work seems to be increasing.
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w. 8. JAY & CO..
Successors to M. w. Gne44risst 8 Co.


The Old Reliable Firm Back Again.
Since the names at the head of this no.
tice retired from the lumber business the
great want of Emporia has been for a
frst-cldss firm running .frst-cIGss Iuna-
Der gard. Therefore, out of pure philan-
thropy for a suffering community who
have been imposed upon by a number of
one-horse, irresponsible dealers, who
don't know the difference between good
pine lumber and Cottonwood. w. S.
Jay & Co. have again stepped to the
front, and the days of the Gilchriests,
Hallecks, Guerriers, Tylers, and all shys-
tiers in the lumber trade are ended. There
fore all you who are building, or think
ing of building, come on and lay in your
lumber, without money and without
price. (All that we require is first
class note or good mortgage) Don't
be fooled by the small-potato yards on
either side of the railroad, or the one in
the ravine ON Commercial street, but
come right to headquarters and lay in
lumber that is tornado-proof
w. S. JAY s. Co.
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The Emporia Gun club enjoyed a
.'shoot" the "4th," each member having
i've shots at pigeons, twenty-one yards
rise. Geo Bragunier and VIM. Huestis
shot off a tie of four birds each, the form
er winning. N E. Weaver f. E. Weaver
Geo Clapp and J. II. Fritts, each tied at
three birds; on the "ShOot off," Fritts
came out ahead
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Clih0rd'a Febrlfuge.-In the cure of Fe-
yer and Ague this remedy displays extraOr-
resist it, and other diseases of an intermittent
character, including that most distressing
disease, periodical neuralgia, have been found
to yield, with equal certainty, to its influence.
1t eradicateS all malaria from the system,
gives tone and vigor TO the whole body, and
prevents disease from becoming seated. Try
Clinord's Febrifuge; il is sure, safe and speedy
in its action. You will never regret buying
the first bottle, and you will have discovered
friend you cannot q ford to lose.
j. G. RICHARDSON, Proprietor.
For sale by all druggists. st. Louis
W27- % $50
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DR.. Kings California Golden Compound

Is strict vegetable preparation, and
will positively cure Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache, Acidity of Stomach, coming
up of Food, Pain in pit Of Stomach, Low
Spirits, BiliOusness, Constipation, Jaun-
dice, Liver Complaint or any affection
of the Stomach or Liver, in the shortest
time possible. You are not asked to buy
until you know what you are getting.
therefore, as you value your existence. do
not fail to go to your druggist, B. WHEEL
don & Co, and get trial bottle, free Of
charge, which viii show you what reg
ular one dollar bottle win do. Ask for
DR. KINGS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN Com
POUND, and take no other.
B. WELDON s. Co.,
dl2St6 Emporia, Kan.
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The Sunday school picnic and con-
vention, for jackson township has been
postponed until Saturday the Goth, at
Maxson's ford. Let every school be
there and ready to report. New town.
ship officers are to be elected. Free
lemonade to all scholars. Good speak
ers. The county map and a question
drawer are among the attractions for a
good time. All schools are welcome,
and as this will probably be the best one
of the season you had better come
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Judge Cunningham GRATED at Cedar
Point, the 4th, and tells of good time he
had. He was Toasted to his hearts con-
tent, and found a most generous, whole
hearted people there, to repay him for
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For you, right merriIy the marriage bells will
peal;
For you, the summer flowers their rarest tints
reveal;
In tenderest blue will bend the summer sky,
And happy birds will MARBLE joYously.
Fair winds bear out this bark upon Life's
summer sea,
Fond friends with dearest prayer will follow
thee.
You who haye won this sweet, fair flower
away,
In strong, true heart OH cherish her for aye.
Emporia, July, 1879 MARION JOHN.
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al forgot" does not seem g very terrible
sentence, and yet the amount of annoy
ance that it is capable of inflictlng is
hardly computable. The merchant for
gets to send some of his orders on time,
delaying dinners, putting housewives out
of temper and generally demoralizing
domestic affairs The hoy" forgets to
deliver a certain message or TO post a
letter in time for the mail It was intend
cd for, the delay of a moment at the
outset of any business arrangement may
lead to the most serious complications
if not losses before the mischief can be
rectified. If the switch man should ''for
get' TO make the proper changes, or the
signal man at a railroad crossing Hfor-
get'' some part of his duty the law makes
it criminal offense and punishable ac-
cording TO the extent Of the ''misdemean-
or" There certainly should be some
remedy for this everlasting forgetting
in mercantile and almost al kinds of
intercourse. What an amount of fret
and worry and misunderstanding could
be avoided if people would exercise a
little systesa in DE management of their
affairs and therety sender the word "for-
get" in this connection, practically OBJ
solete.
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Charley Wilmington, Lyon county's
well known Oldest inhaoitant, writes
from Allen that there are prospects for an
immense corn crop up there and that
everything is booming and Lyon coun-
ty is all right"
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Drs. Allen and Thompson, whose
card may be seen in another column,
come TO our city highly recommended
by the physicians of Philadelphia, and
we trust they may have the support
which their merits will doubtless justify
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y T. n IIF.I1l OtC y OF DOdIU,
d194t6-w2St1 LeayenWorth, Kansas.

PERsONAI~-We are pleased to be able
to announce that through the exeTtiOns
of the knights Templar band OF this
city, Prof. w. +. NJ. Petite late of
GlOverville, New York, has been induced
to locate permanently ina EmpOria.
Prof. Petite is thoroughly cultured
musician, and as composer and ar
ranger of music ranks second to none
IN America. AS an evidence of their
appreciation of his ability as a cOmpos-
er and arranger, "our band" play no
other music than that composed and ar
ranged by him, and they attribute in a
great degree the reputation enjoyed by
them of being the premium band of the
west" TO the excellence and brillian-
cy of their music. Emporia is
very fortunate in securing this
valuable addition to her musical
fraternity; and as Prof Petite intends
to pay particular attention to the tun-
ing and repairing of pianoes and organs,
in which business he has had many
years of experience, and is thoroughly
competente, we hope he may receive
the patronage of our citizens.
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Whiskeyism, beerism, or some other
ism, precipitated an individual down a
flight of stairs Sunday night rather faster
than was compatible with his powers of
lOcomotion, and after grooming in his
PROSTATE position from which he could
not arise, for about two hours, he was
discovered by the Waterman and con-
veyed 10 the cooler" 10 mediate on the
ups and downs of this uncertain life.
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Some party with more "patriotisnl"
than ~brains," discharged two or three
Roman candle balls at the store OF Jas.
Smith Friday evening, thoroughly fright
ening and coming near TO hurting some
children who were standing there. We
could not learn who it was, but they
are evidently lacking in common-sense
10 an alarming extent.
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CALL--Will the person who purchas-
ed money order 2O,074 for So at the En-
poria post office, on Thursday, July Sd.
about 4 O'Clock p. M, please call at the
post Office. Important. dies w2SLtf
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The state board of examiners of the
Kansas medical society, will meet in
Eureka, July Is; Emporia, at the Park
Place hotel, July 18th and Wichita, July
18th, 18th and 10Th. These meetings are
for the undergraduates and it is expect
ed they will avail themselves of their ad-
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g. G. writes TO the Topeka Capital
that 'cyclone visited our cemetery and
seriously damaged the monuments"
Now we hardly ever" like TO contradict
without feeling sure of our position, still
we have yet to meet the man who has any
knowledge of any "cyclOne" in these
parts this year, or of any material dam
age to anything but the "chinch bug and
drouth." If G. c. is some "clammy
corpse" his source of information is
doubtless reliable, tor the eruptions and
damage evidently occurred 6eIOaO The sur
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-11

SrRAYED OR SroLEN.-From Emporia,
on the night of the list of July, a small
sized mare pony color, bay; large star
in forehead; one hind foot white; shoes
on front feet A suitable reward will be
paid for her return or information lead
ing to her recovery. Address E. E.
ROWLAND. BcW27tf
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The amount of building improvements
going on in this city now is simply enor-
nous. 1t is hardly too much to say that
al least every other block is being sup
piled with new structures entire OF adj
.ditions to old ones.
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Messrs. Bachelor and Williams have
returned from New Mexico, where they
spent the Fourth" They were wined
and dined immensely, and were formal
ly presented with the keys of the city
of Las Yegas-the natives taking care
to have stout piece of string attached
thereto.
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For the summer complaint of chill
dren. and ali relaxed conditions OF the
bowels, such rs diaEThea, dysent9fy, ehcl-
ERA morbus and ch01efa alfsntum, use
MARsHs ToEIc AsTRIfaES4. 11efe Is
ndfkink edHaf to IL For sale by B.
WRGld0n e Co, druggists.
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A CARR-7A a. who are saHering froza the
eEEaEa and tndiscEetions Of yonth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of AanAood. g.,
via send reeips that viii care yea. FREE
or CHARGE. THIS great Teaeay was dis
covered by pAisGiOnazy IN soafA America.
Send se1C-addressed envelope % Rev. Jo-
Iseph T. Iamap, Station D, New York CITY.
W6ly.
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DR.. s. E. Northington, the new dent
ist, has moved his office to that of Allen
& Thompson over the GrangestOre. The
Doctor desires us to say, that he has
come to Emporia to stay, that he is pro-
vided with the appliances for doing
work in the line of dentistry in the most
skillful manner, and guarantees satisfac-
tion as regards price and work.
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MONEY TO LEND.-Long time-reas-
enable rates. / haye money constantly
ON hand to lend upon improved farms as
security, in amounts to suit borrowers.
No delay in closing loans. Other ad-
vantages given not usually obtained.
Call upon me at Messrs. Gillett s. Forbes
Office, or address me at Emporia, Kans.
W24tf. EDWARD L. HOLMES.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The trains on the
Santa Fe made change of time Sun
day. The western bound train now ar
rives here at A ;45 p. M, and goes east
at II n. m. Western mail closes at 80
p. IA, anil the eastern mail at 10 so a. M.
The NJ. X. & 7. land Office time is used
by the postofflce. it being inconvenient
10 consult all tie watches in the city.
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BucIIen.s Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by B. Wheel.
don & Co, Emporia, Kans. w13y1.
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POPULATION OF THE CITY-AssessOT
Bancroft completed his census of the
city this morning, and swore to its cor.
rectness before the commissioners. He
has taken much pains with the enumer
alton, and it is undoubtedly correct. II
foots up 4,O61. This is about 400 more
than we had anticipated 1t would be
and is a good showing for Emporia
The town has undoubtedly increased
1000 in the last year. The number OF
horses, in the city is SIT; cattle. 442
hogs, TAG.
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DIssoLUTIoN.-M. C. White, successor
to n. E. Felty, dealer in stoves and tin
wore, will continue the business at the
old stand, where Mr.. White will be
pleased to meet all the old friends and
patrons of the firm, and he promises to
give good bargains to all in stoves and
all other goods in his line.
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We had the pleasure of meeting Miss
]. l.. Patty on the 9th, who has been
teaching in the Terre Haute, Ind, schools
for some years, and who is here to spend
her vacation, as usual, with her relatives.
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Explanatory.

The "waist basket is found. Itseems
to be nearer this end of the line than
was supposed. We saw Keno hauling
into town load of new furniture, and
more than that is getting Cook. They
make fine looking pair. AMERIcUs.
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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. 1t is a practical, reliable
machine. BCw22tf L. w. Bush, Agt
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W.T.. SOden is raising his mill. Work
was commenced Tuesday morning and
by night the structure was 'histed" oyer
foot. William takes little stock in
drOuths, and wants his mill where it
will not get flooded in the lower sto-
ries, it Is calculated to raise it about
four feet.
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Miss Kate Clisbee has severed her con.
nection with the Normal School and re.
turned to her home in Oberlin, Ohio, to
take upon herself new and perhaps great
or responsibilities.
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E. l.. Gowen has purchased lot No. "a
Commercial street, and partially fenced
il, having view to starting a marble
yard there, some material being now on
the ground. Mr.. Gowen is an enter
prising gentleman and is thoroughly
posted in his business
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Even the land of the Pyramids is now
lighted with the Harris & Smith Safety
Lamps, large numbers of them being ex-
ported to Alexandria, Egypt, for use in
that country. For sale by North & Ry-
der, Emporia. w28t1.
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j. II. Todd OF HoOkstown, Pennsyl-
wanna, is spending few days in En-
poria. Mr.. T. finds the balmy air and
bracing breezes of Lyon county wonder
fully recuperative, and likes our town
and country so we'll that he may decide
10 locate here
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ANOTHER BARGAIN.-House and lot,
IL stories, six rooms, good ciistern and
walks, Small stable, lot well improved
rents for $12 per month. Price 1926,
cash title good; abstract furnished buy
er. Apply to
dAwff SFOTI,ER & GRAUAN
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STOLEN OR BADLY STRAYED. "A
mich COW, dark red intermingled with
white; rough build; from my residence
in Emporia, on the night of the 21st of
the thief or the cow, and will pay you.
M27t4. s. SMITH
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MARRIED.-In this city, on the Sd
inst, by c. B. Bachelor, police Judge,
Mr.. NJ. Hayden and Miss Bessie E. Nor
man, both of this city.
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The Rev. Thomas Burrows, of st. An
drew's Episcopal church, Emporia, will
preach in the Rinker Ford or Wells
school house next Sunday afternoon at
4 O'Clock.
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Even in the most obstinate cases, where
quinine, arsenic, ETC., failed, Febrina ef-
fected a cure in short time. Sold by
North & Ryder. w28t1
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Over one thousand people visited the
grand display on Monday at Sherman &
Richardson's, next to the post office.
The great inquiry is, "HOw can they
sell SO cheap?" d195t1-w2St1
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TWENTY AcREs.-We offer good 20
acre piece, mile west of the city, for
$3.50. Don't delay.
diff. SToTLER & GRAHAM.
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vKGITABARs

vEGBYABAR6.
Potatoes, new, 400 TO q % per bushel:
onions, s.. % peas 81 %; cabbages, new, s to
10 cents each; fadfshes6 cents. lettuce cents,
green onions cents, asparagus cents. per
5uneh; piepians . cts per pound; caulinoWeYs
Sc per head; beans sc per peck; turnips sc
poE peck, beets, % per bunch,
DAIRY PR0DU01s AND PoULTBY.
Butter Sc per ID eggs, IKE per dog. live
chickens. fl.7S TO &2.9S per dozen; milk cts.
YRulFs.
RasDberries ct . cents per quartz goose
berries, 1octs per quart; lemons - cents, or
an9es, nee per doz-j dried eurrants 81.
nr1nes 20 10 cents, raisins ~ % 1Aeents, per
nno1nd: dried California plnBts. &c; dried
f:a1ifoYnia pears, 1bcs plttezl cherries, 500.
Deck straWbeETies, 3oc per quart
PKEsH AND encEHD NFATs.
Freah meafB-Begt sts-ab. ! IKE per Ii:
roasf % 1oc; boiling a. q. =; veal, =
% Is; mutton. 10 Ia,ri ak. 20 3.
Raeo1. Te: smoked hata-. ~ =. try hams,
Zoe; smoked 1houldefss - Laa,tJ Iose cents :.
Dried beeE-buGal0, Is; Native. -,
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Mr.. l.. G. A. Copley was IN the city last
week, en- route 10 Council Grove to con-
duct the Normal institute there which
bcpan on July It'll.
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CHEAP Lors-169 East street, $40;
10 Sylvan street, $25; 1872 Sylvan, $50;
146 Sylvan, $40; 148 Cottonwood, 335.
Good titles, as matter Of course.
d&wtf. SToTLER s GAAHAM.
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The Lyon County Normal Institute
opened Monday under the most auspi-
cious circumstances. Out of an enroll
ment of sixty, there were fifty in at
tendance, which is better than has ever
been had before. The prospects are un-
usually good, and a great amount of eff
cient work is contemplated by those in
charge. The disposition TO avail them
selves of every moment to their improve
ment seems to be unanimous. and If we
add to this the ability and hearty sup,
port of the conductors of the Institute,
the results of the session cannot be but
the most fiattering.
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w. j. Jones, register of deeds, has
been very sick for several days past, but
is improving now.
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AT AAIERIcUs.

Americas has been pretty we'll written
up by the Omnipresent "Keno," and in
consideration of his admitted modesty
we desire to congratulate him upon the
admirable manner in which he read our
Declaration"
We were at Americas and were taken
completely by surprise at the magnifi-
cent display We there witnessed. The
procession which was formed, was fully
Q mile and half long, every team bear
ing the stars and stripes, from the tiny flags
adorning the horses heads to q 2O-foot
pole from which waved our glorious
Banner" The orator of the day was
Ed. s. Waterbury, of this city, and we
cannot pass with a mere mention of his
name. The sentiment of his speech en-
bodied a strong protest TO "the tenden-
encies toward the evils of STATE CEN
TRALIzATIoN," and In this he evidently
struck keynote, and was listened to
attentiyely and approvingly by every
thinking man and woman there. He
had evidently given the question his
ernest consideration, and as far as was
practicable in so short a time, en-
l larged upon the benefits to accrue TO
= people from the New England town
ship system. HIS discourse was able and
earnest as it was, was enlivened by an
apecdote OF two, The most pointed being
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Isn't it about time to look for show
OF some kind or have they imbibed the
Spirit of the EXODUS" and for time
put of their Revelations
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2i9-A choice quarter section of land
only one mile from Americas, adjoining
Edminston's field on the north. Inquire
of Willard s. Miller, Americas, or Stot-
Ter s Graham, Emporia. diff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-11

MONEY TO LoAN-on improved real
estate security. Terms reasonable. APP
ply to FIN. Shaw s. Co., Emporia, Kan
sas. Office with Holmes s. Holden.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-11

715-A new house offs rooms, IL story;
|cistern; house well finished throughout
and furnished with blinds. Very desir-
able location, on corner lot For sale
only till July LIST, for $3.50. dtf.