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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-04
COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.


SAN FRANCISCO, February Sd P. n.
FLoUR-we quote the various brands as fol-
lows Best City Extras Sc so; Bakers Extra,
IS 1896; Superine, "a 12lg4 379; interior Extra,
90 50e5 s7a; interior Superfne, 50 S7&t34 129;
Oregon Extra, "a S7k05 So choice do, SIS 81 las ST.
Oregon Superfine, 50 623d3 S7l Walla Waiia Extra
s. 50a5 81 q Dbl Purchasers of round lots OBJ
tain concessions on the above rates.
WHEAT-The market appears to be about as dull
yesterday. On Change there seemed to be an
absence OF all inquiry, and invitations Tor bids from
those who were disposed to sell met with no salts
factory response Shippers have probably filled
enough to finish all present charters, and now await
lower freights or reduction in the price of grain
As indicative of the situation this morning we re-
mark that 81 S. was the best offer made for a
round lot of goo tons good shipping. Sales Of
800 ctls choice White Australian 81 80; 10000 do
good shipping, delivered at Vallejo 81 50 q ell.
We quote No at 81 96di 923: No. 3, 81 S24G1 S7k
y ctl.
BARLEY Considerable activity was manifested
this morning, the reported sales being larger than
for any day in two weeks. Sales OF 1900 SKIS coast
feed, in lots, at the uniform rate of 75c q ctl at
which figure there also sale of 400 SKIS bay
feed. Yesterday afternoons transa tons embraced
400 SKIS coast feedat 725c, and 800 do do at Tic c
Brewing is quotable at So@975c; feed, 65@75c for
coast and 75@S0c 2 Gil for bav; Chevalier, 81 90
al 20 for choice bay and Sld1 25 for coast.
OATs-The only reported sale on Change to-day
was 500 SKIS good Oregon at 81 25 u ctl. We
quote Humboldt, 81 15@l IS; Coast, $1@1 25 /;
OTG-ou Washington ltITltoIl, 81 i001l % ,
Surprise, 81 4Oa1 80 q ctl.
HAY-Cargo lots on the wharf range from s. to So
y ton.
BuTTER-Heavy receipts came to hand last evening
by the Southern coast steamer. There is good de-
mand, however, and prices are steady at 2i926c for
goodto choice qualities inferior to ordinary, l7920c;
inside rate for mixed .lots from country stores.
Ca fonia firllin, 1S@20c
CHEESE = California, 14@l5c; Eastern, lGglSc
q h.
EGGs-Continue weak at 26c p dozen, with
candled lots at 26td27c.
Wool The stock is nearly all out Of first hands,
and prices are entirely nominal.
Meat Market
Market We y quiet. Beef and Mutton are lower.
Following are the rates Tor whole carcasses from
slaughterers to de ilers:
BEEF-Prime, 6@7c; medium grades, 4la5c
inferior, 34@4c q II.
vEAL-Large Calves, 64@7lc; small ones, 7l@SC
q ID.
MUrToN-Wethers are quotabe at 4!@5c; ewes at
LAMB-Q uotable at care o II for good to choice
PoRK-Live Hogs, 3s@35c dressed do, 55G5gc L b.
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Convention, will be held at New Haven

Convention, will be held at New Haven
April 7th.
Captain VIM. H. Tower has been arrested
at st. John, n. B., on a charge of scuttling
at sea in May last the bark Brothers Pride,
with the intent to defraud the insurance
companies of $4,000
The Southworth Paper Mill, at West
Springfield, Mass, one of the oldest mills in
the State, was burned last night. Insurance.
S70 600
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

Eastern anu Foreign NIdrKtGS.
New YORK. February Sd.
BRRADsrUFFs - Flour is dull and Wheat is
irregular latter at 81 3S@1 A.
WooL-Quiet.
BARLEY-Unchanged
GRocgRrEs-Coffee is dull; Tea is firmer; Sugar
is moderately active, and Fellows are firmer
PHILADELPHIA February Sd.
WooL-Is in improved demand Prices are firmer,
with an upward tendency. Oregon, fine and medi
UNI, 40G42c coarse 40@42c; California, fine, 30@
4Oc medium, 35d45c coarse, 37@40c New Mexico
and Colorado, fine, 3O@40c; medium, 35@4oc (;
coarse carpet WOOL, 25a3Oc pulled, extra Merino,
45d55c; super, 50@55c
LIVERPOOL, February Sd
WHENr-C California, l0s010s cd for average and
los Sd@lls I'd for club Spot lots and floating
cargoes inactive; quotations are sos 6d@5ls Cd
q quarter, GU side rate for cargoes off coast.
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daughter
Sacramento, February 3-wife of Conrad Bitter, a
son.
Grass Valley, January 27-Wife Of William R. Bird,
a daughter.
Napa January 3l-Wife of Isaac Thompson, SON
Moss Landing, January 17-Wife OF George Harvey,
a daughter.
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FLOWERS AND PLANTS.

TIME BEST COLLECTIONS OF FLOW szsns.
ers, Plants and Evergreen Shrubbery 49,
can be had at the Empire Nursery, corneI"EW
Third and r streets City depot, No. 81 -
street. between Third and Fourth. Also, 1000
Italian pIckle Olives Call early and make your
selections If4tfl P. KUNZ, Proprietor.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LEEUlanl llIOs
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
ANOTHER DISASTROUS STORM.
The Atlantic Coast Visited by a Most
Destructive Gale.
GOSSIP PROM TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Startling Report Concerning the Situation
in Colorado.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Indians Fighting Among Themselves in
the Yellowstone Region.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS or FOREIGN NEWS.
Unemployed Irishmen Demanding Work
or Bread.
ETC.. .................Ete.
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PROPOSALS..

II ODGING HOUSE TO LET PROPOSALS -
4 for renting the three upper floors of the gsii,
St. George Building will be received at the VII
office of W. c. FeIch, No 1913 Fourth street, until
TUESDAY February 10, 1880. Address commuea-
tons to W. B. DAVIES. Secretary Odd Fellows
Han Association fist
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

A BOUT $4,000 IN ACCOUNTS AGAINST
n the Capital Savings Bunk, by
EDW. CADwALADER & CO.,
f2.2p3t Brokers' Third and streets
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MARRIED..
BORN.

Stockton, January 22-James Costello to Jennie E.
Houghton.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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VE:CE: 7 TINE.
THOUGHT SHE HAD CONSUMPTION.

HAD ALL THE SYMPTOMS.
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Indians Fighting Among Themselves in
the Yellowstone Region.
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ANOTHER DISASTROUS STORM.

The Atlantic Coast Visited by Most
Destructive Gale.
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Startling Report Concerning the Situation
in Colorado
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PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

patch on Monday night tina; his mother
was not expected 20 live any length OF
time. He Immediately started la IL
siih bar IN her last d',.
QucenSwarr and rf-ssuaT,. = ii =
Gibson
John 10y and 5. A. Sackrit have each
taken one Of the boys sent out from New
York. These boys each have certainly
reason to be thankful they were seni
west, for they have secured good homes.
John Wise was badly cut in the face
By lying board from 4 circular saw.
yesterday DR.. Arthur Wright seVsed
up the wound.
The Awarded Kaw Lands are now
in market, and a few lists of them can he
found At my office.
Uncle Andy Hinchman returned
home last night from a trip to the south
east corner of the state. He is looking
tip top III his new store clothes.
The best dressmakers in the county
prefer the st. John sewing machines.
For sale by NJ. w. Gibson.
The Sutton house is now in flourish
ing condition having been replastered
and painted, papered, etc, and in fact,
has improved in every respect, until il
has now Income the boss house,
We are NOW prepared 10 make ont
papers on the awarded Kaw lands.
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came to see Emporia and their many
friends here last week.

came to see Emporia and their many
friends here last week,
Mrs. Leyerctt Bell. Of ST. Louis. AZ
rived in the city Saturday. aud is vis;'
ing Mrs. Il. Z. Torring,on She will r.
main here some weeks
Mr.. Harry Hood. who has been prac,
;icing dcutistry in Newton. has returned
to Emporia and conteinpiaies engaging
IN the cattle trade with his father.
Mr. C. NJ Welch. of Farmer CITY,
Ills, brother of President Welch, of
the Normal, is about to locate in En-
poria TO engage in the practice of law.
LSs. Belle StroInberg started Wednes-
day night for an extended visit to rela-
tives and friends in Nebraska and Mich
igan. We take i Pete is lett in good
hands
David Cross and wife, of Burlington,
brother and sister of II. c. Cross, and
VIM. Martindale, of Madison, were in
attendance at the reception Tuesday
evening.
Hon. VIM. Griffenstine, mayor of
Wichita, honored the city with his pres
ence during our celebration. He is one
of Wichita's most substantial and enter
prising citizens
Frank Moriarty, of the Council Grove
Republican, Mr. Pickett, of the Neosho
Falls Post, and Col. Rizer, of the Eure-
ka Herald, called, on their way 10 the
Newton convention.
q. W. Williams, Of Whitehall, Illinois.
has purchased the David Owen property.
ON the corner of Merchants street and
Eleventh avenue, and has taken up his
residence there with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Sadler, OF New
Haven, Connecticut, are making their.
temporary home at The Park Place hotel.
They are pleased with Kansas and con
template making it their future home.
Mr. W. b. Scott has just returned
from Bryant & STATIONS business col
lege at Chicago, where he took a thor
Ough course of business and artistic
penmanship with "a view of teaching
that art in Emparia.
Mr. Robi. Hay, of Cherokee. has
placed us under obligations for his kind
assistance ia reporting the proceedings
of the Normal commencement. He is
an applicant for = position as teacher in
the institution, and we should he glad to
the fact that ths regents had
considered his claims with favor. Mr..
Hay Will conduct q Normal in Manhai'
tan ih July and one in Cherokee county
in August
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Church Notes

Rev Mr.. Dudley preached an excel
lent sermon to large audience at ia,
Congregational church Sunday morn
ing. and delivered discourse at Amer
icus in the afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Kirby, Of the NJ. f. church
preached a very able sermon on the
prodigal son Sunday morning.
The corner stone OF the new Reform
church, AT the corner of Ninth avenue
and Constitution street, was laid with
appropriate services Sunday afternoon
The ediicc is to be of brick and will be
quite a neat and commodiSus house OF
worship.
At the Congregational church Sunday
evening, Rev. DIR. Cortlley favored his
hearers with very excellent discourse
on the duty of American citizens in the
exercise of the electoral franchise which
abounded in valuable suggestions and
should have been heard by every voter in
Emporia. The doctor is awake to the
needs Of the time and believes that the
pulpit is a good place to proclaim them.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Wall Street.
NEW YORK. June p
Government I8onsl--Firm.
Railroad Bonds Strong
state Securities-Dull.
Moneg-2sI3 per cent, closing at "a
Prime Mercantile PaPer-3IzQ4< per sent
Live Stnek MARKETS..
KAxEAs CRY. June q
CIttle-R Receipts. l.0sa; shipments, l,2z5
Market 9gIeti native Chipping. 50 1904 Is
IiOgs-Receipts. 1888; shipments. 20
Market weak: sales at 50 5flS as; bulk a
sheep Reeeiets, -: shiDD,euts
market sieadyi natives, 81 e0a3 %.
ST. LOUIS, June q.
Hegs-Reeeipts. 4.4GO: shipments, a.eoO
YorEers. 81 1OG54 80: pack king, &4I5l14 I'd; heaVy
shipping. So sat 90
Caitle-Choiee heavy steers. d G5g4 50; fair
s. 9Ofs3 30. Receipts AGO; shipments. go.
Sheep Chaice, y eOaf; receipts. 100; ship.
me1ts, IS
Grain and Produce Marksta.
Wheat Receipts. 1919 bushels; shipmeDts
5,450 10; in store. -, "a do. Market quiet
No 2, SO; No 9. 5Se: No Z, 73c.
2d1[c. No white mixed, z7s<427Ke
oats-No ?. as12Ic-
Eggs-Steady AT s;z49c per dozen.
Bufter-Ckoiee, Toe
MheAt-No spring. so<ci No ;, 50.
Oats S6ssc.
Rye-75c.
Bariey-72G73c
POrk-$I2 1O65ls Iz1
buk Meats--shOnIdeIs. s. 20; short RIB
- uz1z; short clear, s. 20
LaTd-S6 90
Flour Choice, - OoSs5 90: famfIy. g 7slSS
%heat.Ho red. s7ss@57K; No. 3, 60
0aIs-295S Q29Te
Rye-70c
Pork-$l2 2saI2 37s<
Dry salt Meats-s4 20, IS. 8 50. 10.
Bacoa-$5 ~ T5el7 50.
Larsa-$6 so
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STOP!

and hear what we have to say to you We will
try to say it in just as few words possible.
and experience to back us We have opened a
first class drug store at No. ia Commercial
street, which we have named the Emporia Phar-
you can in any store in our line, either in New
York, Chicago or ST. Louis and at just as reason
able price We will be glad to have you call
and examine our stock Of drugs, medicines, fancy
and toilet articles, perfumes tooth, hair and nail
incidental to our business, before you 90 else
where Prescriptions---of which we make
peclalty--accurately compounded, none but the
purest drugs being used in their composition
We are also prepared to make examinations, tests
and qualitative analyses Of the following sub
stances: Water, wine, earths milk mineral
springs chemicals. minerals. sugars, &c Fees
GEO. A. FERDINAND,
1m1w2ml No. ia Commercial ST.
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DEATHS.

PERRiS-in Einporia, June - of cholera
Iniantum and spinal disease. aged nearly
eight months. Della Maud Perrin daUgIter
OF X w and Florence \ Perrin
q RE ER-Mrs James Greer die,l in This CITY
on last Saturday evening, at tie resi,Isnc,
"I Aer con in law o y Wav, on seventh
avenue, and was buried in Mapiewood
cemetery yesterday afternoon
ROE AiN-Mrs b +. Roman. Wife of pn-
liceiuan Roman. dicl At her tate residence,
on saturday evening. and ner funeral look
place from the NJ T. churii Yesterday az
ternoon. Rev }. Kirby officiating
NJ ANLN Mrs. VIM. Manly die, from dion
~, at her home one mile west OF the cav
SUNDAY 'Nening, and her remains were sent
to Bazaar Monday murnin.
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN - From The
range on Dry creek on or about June
9th, one bay horse pony, with star in
forehead, and narrow white strip down
the nose; scar on one hind leg near the
hook, caused by lariat; when he went
away he had on nearly new web
halter; So reward Will be paid for the re
turn of the pony or information leading
to the recovery. E. l.. BUGREE,
Ten miles southwest of Emporia near
fhenls creek. 2Gbct2*
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Inasmuch as good many people of
Emporia pay water works tax who can
receive no benefit from the improvement
at their homes, why wouldn't it he a
pious idea to sprinkle Commercial street
by means of hose, and thus mitigate
the intolerable nuisance which is inflict-
ed by the clouds of dust which sweep up
aud down that avenue?
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OVER THE COUNTY.
Hartford Items


SATURDAY. June 49,
We need rain . Mr.. J. Smith left
this place for Illinois this morning.
" Good by, John, don't stay long"
Campbell & Bro. shipped ear load of
hogs TO st. Louis This morning. We
hear the youngest child of DR. Watson
is very sick. The doctor and wife are
here on visit from Eureka We are
glad 10 learn that Willie Brown is out
of danger. He was poisoned while in
Greenwood county. Mrs. Smith, moth
er of Mrs Barker, arrived here last night
from Burlington. She will make her
home with her daughter in the future.
Mus. U. N. O.
MONDAY, June 81
Send around the street sprinkler
The hog market Is lively-twO or three
car loads brought in to-day . Frank
Chumlea has been installed as clerk.
with Campbell & Brogan Rev. Petty
preached TO a good audience at the
school house on Sunday evening.
VIM. Ruby and wife intend starting for
Iowa tomorrow We are sorry TO lose
them Russell Niles and Joe rhymes
have purchased the fine improved farm
east OF town, belonging TO the Humas
Brewer estate. Mr. rhymes will com
mence the erection of fine residence
At once. Hartford has a dense popHla-
ton OF the canine species Can't some
one suggest some plan 10 abate the
nuisance s--..A recent trip over the
line country south of Hartford, extend
ing as far as Lena valley, and west in the
of Madison, and also on
upper and south Eagle creek, one is sur
prised at the rapidify this section of the
country is filing up, and the substantial
improvements thai are being made. The
people show by their energy that they
have come to stay. They are the right
class OF citizens and are bound to sue
coed. II n q
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STHAYED OR STOLEN-FrOm NV claim
on Wright's creek, four miles north of
Dunlap, three head of horses; one dark
bay, white strip on nostril, heavy black
name, foretop and tail, years old and
had on halter; one mare, between gray
and iron-gray, q years old, light tail and
name, bruise on right side Of nose, scar
on left hind foot, halter on and collar
marks; one colt with scar on breast.
For information leading to recovery.
twenty five dollars will be paid on deliv-
cry at Dunlap, Morris county, Kansas.
%ot1F CHARLES T.. LENEA
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Try THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BITTERs.
They give tone to the stomach, stimu.
late the liver, relieve the over-taXed kid
neys and purify the blood. They create
healthy appetite, improve digestion,
inVigorate the muscular and nervous sys
tens and give brilliancy 10 the mind
Price, 81 For sale by Trimble & Irwin,
druggists, sole agents for Emporia, Kan
sas. Observation-Disclosures
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

From present indications the agricult-
ural display at our fair this fall will he
abbreviated" so to speak, hut the "agri-
cultural boss irot" will boom, and the
departments of mechanical industry and
others may he larger than ever There
is no reason TO fail in having an inter
esting exhibition
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

REPORT on PRIscNERs.--Numbe of
state and United States prisoners con
fined in the Lyon county Jail in the last
twelve months, "a; number sent to state
prison, II, ranging from ! year to Il;
sent TO the state asylum, 4; one gave
bond and never appeared.
i II HTNEIE Enun,erator
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

The Emporia Rifles have received from
the Craig Rifles, of Kansas City, an invi-
tation to participate in the reception of
General Grant at that city on the third
ofInly. The invitation cannot be accept
ed because the Emporia company have
arranged for celebration here on than
AaNr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

To Qua SUBscKBERs. Many do not seem
10 understand he meaning Oi the date at the
end or the addItss on each Iaper. IL shows
the lime up 10 which the sub-c ripfIon Is paid.
III your paper is stopped fiO NOS then say that
YOU dad not know the time had expired hut
look ut the date snd see how IL sTand>-and
be Kind enough to renew few .iays before
time Is out NkWs COMPANY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

The school year Of the Kansas State
Normal Of 1SSO-1SSl, will open Scptem-
Der Sih, and examinations FOR admission
will be held on the 9th and It'll. 1t is
expected that there Will he at least
800 students in attendance at the Nor.
NAL next year
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

In musical instruments we beat the
world on price and quality. such as
harmonicas, accopdions, concertinas,
ffes, piccalos, flutes, violins, banjos,
guitars, tambourines. etc, of which we
always keep large stock and sell them
from 80 to 600 per cent less than what
they are sold for elsewhere. Come and
examine price and quality, is all we ask.
26t1 90 CENT STORE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia cures
neuralgia, face ache rheumatism, govt,
frosted feet, chilblains, sore throat, cry
sipelas, bruises, and wounds of every ma
turc in man or animal. The remarkable
cures this remedy has effected classes it
rs one of the most important and valua-
bic remedies ever discovered for The cure
and relief of pain.
From over-exertion, contracted
pain across my loins Ny sufferings
were intense One bottle of Giles Iini
ment Iodide Ammonia cured me.
I. Z. MAGEE,
Conductor n. \. and New Haven r. RI
Giles pills cure suppression. For sale
by W. II. Sisler 1s3t6-2Gt1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

Messrs. 5 b. Riggs and j. B. Hinkle,
the census enumcrators of the IOIst
and lO2d districts. will be at the court
house on Monday and Tuesday the asth
and Goth, to make any necessary cor.
rections in their returns.
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.aIARRIAGES

~ ms iLLISGwORTH At the ofire of
i>ucr firtcher, AZ the city OF EmFofta
Thursday, JnpP l.. 1889. t-hrIs.opbp, :
evans L" Mary Jane niinEuorth
MOI Id PRATT AT TURNER'S II,ll I,.,..
H. ie7!l, M ihe presence Of a large COMPANY
81 i!fite't guests, by Justice Fletcher ~ m
W. Mould 10 Louisa Pratt
ENG ERLA Nd DASIS-By Justire FETCH
er. at his Office, June Is, lSSp. Au.gusius
Engerland TO Hester Davis
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

ABRAHAMs & STKAUs, THE LIVE SHOE
MEN or EMPoRIA. Here can be found
the largest and best assorted stock of
gentlemen's fine boots and shoes, boots
and shoes for the farmers, ladies' fine
shoes, and the largest stock OF children's
nne and course shoes. Every pair sold
at this establishment warranted, and
money refunded If they do not prove
satisfactory. FAMOUS SHOE STORE,
20tl 1870 Commercial street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

PERsoNAL.-The undersigned wishes
to correspond with the party who enlisted
into company ID, of the First New Jersey
Cavalry, under the name of Miller"
Write to ID. L. HoGBIN,
1I4t1L-2JBC2t NickerSon, Kas.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

STRAYED.-One dark bay horse, about
l6 hands high; shod all round scar on
left hind leg. Any information will be
literally rewarded. J. ID. CAMPBELL.
Emporia, Kansas
A reward OF s. for finding or giving
information. 2lt2*
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

The Kansas City Journal says that the
dedicatory and commencement exercises
Of the State Normal school and the for
nal opening of the new wafer works
made Emporia the liveliest place in Kan
sas last week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

Mr.. l.. NJ. Gibson. of this city, has in
his possession copy of a paper called
Boston and the Country" which was is
sued in the year ITO. On the question of
age 1t beats THE EMPoRIA News, which
is the oldest paper in Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

For coughs and colds, Vests pulmon
AIRY balsam Is pleasant. reliable and pos
tive. For sale by Trimble & Irwin.
dSH2ew&wIOian23
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

Money saved is money made. So buy
your goods at the New York 80
Cent store and be happy. Come and see
us even 1t you don't want to buy, as you
will find one Of the most complete stocks
this side of st. Louis or Chicago. You
will also find 1901 articles which Won
have no idea can be soldier 90 cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

II you want to see something nice in
chamber sets come and see our rustic
chinaware, the latest thing out. We
also have it in different pieces, such as
water pitchers, table sets, etc. 26tl.
90 CEST STopp
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

The articles noticed throughout this
column for 90 cents are to be found nj
the we'll known 90 cent store Of w II.
Suppe on Commercial street between
Fourth and Fifth avenue. o6to