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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-11

"A All Gold, Chrome and Lithograph Cards,
" 40 two alike, name %, Zoe. @ DePuy,
MraSd1k, N. Z,
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Maine News

For fine dish Of oysters, in the shell or
out of the shell, go to Montgomery Bay.
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TNOR SALE-2,000 acre farm, highly i'm
II improved. Reply to A. B., st. Paul Globe.
69-75
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SHIRTSlFOR THE MILLION.

w. u. Roweu 6 Co.,
6S Wabashaw Street,
Sherman Block,
Sell Wamsutta. Muslin, 1900 Linen, Reinforced
front Shirts, at S1.0O. This is d better shirt
than other st. Paul dealers sell at $3.50.
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EOR SALE-At an astonishing bargain,
IL new sewing machine of standard make.
Apply at Globe Office, where machine can be
examined. Ga
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DIED.

MoINTYRE-In this city, Thursday morning,
Willie Potts Mcintyre, son of Charles W.
and Abbie P Mcintyre, aged 4 years and
3 months.
Funeral from the Metropolitan hotel, Satur-
day, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
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WILL buy Policies in failed or solvent Life
w Co.'s; loans on same. L. P. Van Nor
man, st. Paul. IS
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CTRAWBERRY PLANTS by the million.
- Catalogue free. Address c. Hodsdon,
Minneapolis, MINI. 1921
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HOTOGRAPHER.- Competent lady pho
i tographer wants employment. References
given. Address H. M, GLOBE Office. 61eod69
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST. PAUL, March 10, 1881. }

l, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany above named, has complied with the
laws of this State relating to insurance, and is
now fully empowered through its authorized
agents to transact its appropriate business of
life insurance in this State, for the year ending
January 31st, 1882.
A. R. M'GILL,
70-72 Insurance Commissioner.
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EIRED BURNAND'S Coliseum Beer Hall,
II 1855 West Third street. Concert every
night. 1885,
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WANTED-Ho owners to know that
w Terriers is the best place to get their
horses shod, either for speed, pleasure or hard
pulling. Give him a trial. Shop on Eighth
street, between jackson and sibley. 10
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nor sALE-1,O00 acre farm, five hours
Il from st. Paul; 600 acre farm, one hour
from st. Paul. Also notes and mortgages in
trade for st. Paul residence. Reply to A. B.,
st. Paul Globe. 69-75
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T0RAGGf) Appetite cured. NO FEE till cured
AoDAooo Send stamp. G.S.M. Co. Cleveland O.
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FIVE CENTS LINE
REAL ESTATE.

dor SALE-A 100 acre farm, OK miles from
Il city, with wood, water and meadow. P.
De Rochebrune, Is West Third street. 6O*
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WANTED-Clerk in retail grocery store.
w Must thoroughly understand the bust
ness and be able and willing to work. Address,
where last employed. 69-n
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TOR SALEM. Ed Worth has at Hopes
II livery and sale stables, East It'll street, SO
head of horses for sale-matched carriage
teams, heavy draught horses and single
drivers 7o.7a
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ITO RENT-A good comfortable house by
l. May 1st. w. H. H. Taylor, State Libra
rian. 1918
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T OST-Newfoundland dog. Had my name
IL engraved on his collar. Finder will be re-
warded by returning him to H. G. Donnelly,
10 Wabashaw street, or II Bradley street. 10.
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dor RENT-Six rooms in suite Also, two
IL nice Office rooms, at head of stairs, Sec
ond story, Rogers Block Inquire at chamber
of commerce. g.
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wv ANTED-A young man who has had ex.
w perience, to work on farm for the sea-
son. German preferred. Correspond with
Michael Nell, Neapolis, MINI. 60*
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T. for Housekeeping. Enquire at ITO selby
avenue. 6S-74
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WANTED.

NTANTED-Feed boy, to feed cylinder
wv press for book work. West Publishing
Company. 70*
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SMART, intelligent boy, about Is years Of
~ age, wanted to learn the business and
make himself generally useful in dry goods
store. Address Dry Goods, Globe Office. 64*
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WANTED-A first-class barber at 523 st.
w Peter streete 67*
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WANTED-A competent girl for general
w homework at No. 1 Waverly street,
corner of Saltwater Sc
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Council ProceedInEn.

COUNCIL CHAMBERS, April 6, 1881.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Mayor Gilmore, Messrs. Lewis,
Thatcher, Whittlesy, Theis and Watson.
Petition of ]. 1. Mayse for permission
to keep billiard hall at lot ia CONNER.
cial street, under license issued to him
for 142 Commercial street, was granted.
On motion, the Council consented to
the release of c. H. Fuller from imprIs-
onment in city calaboose under mitii-
mus issued from the Police Judges
court
Committee on streets and alleys re-
ported in favor of the following petitions
being granted:
Petition of Hugh Thomas and others
for sidewalk on south side of First aY.
enue, between Merchants and Constitu-
ton streets.
Petition Of John F. Wiite and others
for sidewalk on east side of Commercial
street from Copley avenue south to
south side Of Randolph's addition.
Petition of VIM. o. Williams and
OS0CEo lOE oA0CU ala SOuLn
east corner of lot one ~, Rural street
thence north on the west side of said
street TO the southeast corner of lot 90
Rural street, thence east on the nortl
side Of Second avenue to the southeas
corner Of lot 20, Merchants street.
Petition Of Aug. Gutekunst and Other
for crosswslk on Commercial street, AM
south side of south avenue, and the IT
port was adopted.
Committee on streets and alleys rec
commended that the street commission
CT be instructed to cover bridges 81
Sixth avenue and Mechanic street an,
Congress street with oak or other har
lumber as good, and the report wa
adopted.
City clerk was instructed to adyeriis
for bids for stone for crossings: 200
feet, stone to be 9 inches thick, 16 inche
wide, and not less than 4 feet Ions
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Fragments From the Normal.

AAUhSOA11 ApIh q
The attendance at the Normal is
greater than any of as expected. New
students continue to arrive daily. Many
of these have been teaching during the
past winter, and have come here to better
fit themselves for that profession. May
the day soon come when every teacher
in Kansas will seek professional train
ing.
DR.. Munsell, who represented Morris
county in the legislature last winter, and
who is author of "Munsell's Mental
Science" will lecture at the Normal on
next Sunday, at O'Clock p. m. Subject
THE Christ of History" The Doctor
is very interesting, and instructive
speaker. We hope the many friends OF
the Normal will turn out, and fill the
assembly rooms.
The graduating class have organized
G. B. Gallagher was elected permanent
president, and Miss Hassler, permanent
secretary. After the organization was
completed, the election of valedictoriar
and salutatorian was proceeded to with
the following result: For valedictorian
Miss Bertha Dyche; for saluttaorian, j
T. Bradley. Both were elected on the frs
formal ballot, a majority being necessary
to a choice. The election was made
unanimous in both cases. There were
nineteen members of the class present
Wanted-at Prof. Sadler's room i'm
mediately: All kinds of worms and in
sects; also a specimen of caryophylla
ceous, hypogynous, infundibuliforn
Any person or persons favoring the clas
with any of the above specimens, will b
kindly remembered. BETA.
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AROUND TOWN.


EmpOria is becoming infested with
burglars and fire bugs.
Several new residences are under way
in different parts of the city.
George A. Ferdinand is getting 'fixed''
in his new quarters in the Holderman
block.
Two pieces of statuary in the window
of Ryder's drug store, attract the atten
ton of the passer-by.
or course, all the candidates for of
Aces to be filled by the mayor, fought
bled and died for Eastman.
A. s. Houck, corner of Neosho anC
Fifth, and Prof. Carmichael, corner o
Rural and Fifth, have surrounded theil
respective residences with trees.
The residence of Senator Plumb, a
the corner of Sixth avenue and Marke
street, is being enlarged by a wing OF
the west side, and an addition IN the
rear.
The shoe shop of E. Kynaston, on soutl
Commercial street, was entered b.
thieves, one night this week, who robbed
the money drawer of three or four dol
lars. The petty burglars of Empori
seem to be fixing up for sort of a boom
The following is the vote, by wards
on the school house bond proposition
at the election on Tuesday: First ward
for IL. AGAINST AZ Second ward foI
40; against, 80. Third ward, for, 46
against, "a. Fourth ward, for, 81; against
2R
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PERSONAL MENTION

EEhSO6AA AEN1kON
CIV. Squires went to Winfield Friday
on prospecting errand.
Harry Clark returned Thursday from
q visit to his old home in Cincinnati.
j. NJ. Waters, of Fl. Scott, formerly
agent of Adams express in this city,
is spending few days in Emporia-
]. A. Maynard and family have re-
turned to EmpOrIa from Chase county,
and will again make their home in this
city.
Rev. DR.. CoFdIey returned last Thurs
day from Eureka, where he had been at
tending the Local Congregational Asso-
citation.
Rev. Mr.. Hendy, pastor of the Pres
byterian church will enter permanently
upon his clerical duties in this city on
the 18th inst.
Col. Ephraim H. Sanford, of the city
of Eskridge, gave US call Thursday
BE reports the town as growing, and
will soon establish paper there.
Mrs. Jesse Foster, of Allen creek, has
rented ahandsOme house in Kansas City
and will shortly move to that place
where she will keep roomers and board
ers-
A grip-sack belonging to Mrs. Biddle
and containing different articles of ap
parrel, was among the contents of the
Santa Fe freight house burned Friday
morning.
Messrs. N. Fl. Garland, of the Nilsson
ri Pacific, Gid. Baxter, of the Vandalis
Line, and Mr.. Hayes, of the Lake Shore
were in the city last week, advertising
their respective lines.
Charley Bundrum, who had been
absent from the city for two years re
turned a few days ago. and ID now con
nected with the fremont house. He il
much surprised as well as immensely
pleased with the growth and improve
ment Of the ''old town"
The governor has appointed Hon
John w. 10y, of Americas, as regent o
the State Normal school for the mex
four years. Mr.. 10y is an old and sub
stantial friend of the institution, is vel
acquainted with its history and need
and the appointment is a good one.
Mr.. o. C. Rodgers has been employed
by Mr.. Guerrier to take charge of hi
lumber yard at Eureka and entereC
upon his duties last Friday. MI
Rodgers possesses all the qualification
of successful business man, and tn
interests of his employer will be sui
served by this selection.
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rho CitY SchooIa

Have settled down to quiet, earnest
work. There are only about ten weeks re-
naming of the present school year. The
graduating class numbers seven,
two of whom are males and the
rest females. The class are gen.
orally well matured, and their grad
uation will do honor to our city.
The new building is progressing slowly
The masons commenced putting on the
third and last coat Friday. II the work
is crowded the building can be ready for
occupancy by the first of May The bell
was taken TO the new building Wednesday
and will be elevated to its place by Mr..
Rich, under the direction of Jillson s.
Holmes. 1t will not be long before its
mellow notes will be heard. Some of
pupils and teachers are anxiously wait
ing for the reports of the remaining
committees, as they would like to rectify
all mistakes the present term.
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County Superintendent Wharton h

County Superintendent Wharton has
appointed Friday, April 18th, rs an AR.
Dor Day" Is it not suggestive that oul
city schools should adopt a similar day
soon, and set out the school grounds with
shade treesf This can be done by hav
ing the pupils arrange themselves in
committees, each committee to set ou
one or more trees, and see that they ar
cared for during the season. Let II
have an arbor day in the city not only
for the school grounds but for ever
public building in the city or county
Does not the court house need som'
shade treesf Are our hotels fully sup
piled with shadeS Would 1t not be vel
to call meeting and appoint commit
tees to make arrangements for an arbo
day?
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Eureka Echoes -.

4hOuoOAAl &ApAAA a.
Marshal st. James killed q mad dog
on Monday, so 1t is said. Mrs. Rev.
c. w. Outlet arrived last night. She
has been visiting at her fathers, north
of Cottonwood Falls, since conference.
-. The cantata, "Queen Esther" will
be re-rendered by home talent soon..
Eureka had a fire Monday. A small
frame residence had the roof and top
burned off. The fire company succeed
ed in extingushing the flames and saw
ing all the furniture and goods of the
inmates . .Married-On Tuesday, the
9Th, at the residence of the brides sister,
Mrs. ]. Olney, by Rev. c. w. Gullett,
Mr.. H. H. Slough and Mary S. Davis.
Mr. Slough is connected with one of the
Winfield papers, and after the ceremony
at p. m, the happy couple took the
train for Howard en- route TO that city.
-. The following officers were elected
Monday: Mayor, H. A. Dennis;
councilmen, J. C. Nye; ]. M. Seidle,
o. Colburn, A. G. Hunter, E. Crebo;
police judge, W. G. Huffman.
-. The southern association of Congre-
gational churches of Kansas convened in
that church Tuesday at s p. m. DR..
Cordley, of Emporia, was announced to
preach, and, as he was coming on the 30
train, it was decided to wait for him.
The audience spent the time singing.
The Doctor arrived little late aud CON-
menced his sermon at eight minutes af-
ter nine. The audience were well re-
paid for waiting. The sermon, from
John 12:4S, though only twenty-three
minutes long, was a literary gem, and
was read in the Doctors usual happy
style. "Wednesday at a. m. the asso-
citation convened for work. H. A. Brun-
drige, of Altoona, was elected modera.
tor, and J. NJ. Lau Bach, of Burlington,
secretary. .Galesburg Congregational
church was received into this associa-
ton. Rev. John Maynard was dismissed
from this to any association he might
select. Literary work was then taken
up, and Rev. Adams was called, for an
exegesis of Peter rs, and Peter 4 i.
ne SLdlcu ludb after SAaLAlAAnS hACoC
passages he thought it best not to pre-.
pare an exegesis, and did not think il
best to tell why. He then proceeded to
read thoughtful, scholarly production
on "Some elements of Ministerial Sue
cess" AT the close of his paper verbal
reports from the churches were called
for. Before the call was completed the
hour for morning hour expired and the
association adjourned until 2 p. m. At
the meeting at that hour, Rev. James
Cooper, a recent licentiate of the Baptist
church was examined as to doctrine,
and licensed to preach for one year. DR.
Cordley then read an able paper on
''The Antiquity of man." This was fol-
lowed by q sound sensible address from
Mr.. Tucker, of the Eureka bank, on
christian Giving"
Rev. II. A. Brundrige followed with
discussion of "DemonolgY," which
called out diversity of opinions on
that subject.
In the evening missionary meeting
was addressed by Rev. S. d. Storrs, of
Topeka, the state superintendent of
missions. GREEK.
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CHURCH. NOTES.

We are informed by Rev. DR.. Cordley,
who returned from the meeting of the
Local Congregational Association at Eu.
reka, Thursday, that the reports of the
churches showed good degree of pro-
gress. Special interest was reported al
Dora, Neodesha, Fredonia, st. Charles
and several other points. Among the
hopeful things was the revival of certain
churches which was counted 'as good as
dead" There is quite an improvement
in the condition of the churches since the
last meeting-several churches then va
cant are now well supplied.
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Notice.



You win take notice that you have been
sued by the Meriden Silver Plate Company
OF Meriden, Connecticut, and that the petit
tton in said cause has been filed in the office
oil the clerk of the District court OF Lyon
county, Kansas, and that the names of the
parties to said petition arc, the Meriden Sill
yer Plate Company, OF MeIiden Connecticut
plaintiff. and you, j. Lederer, defendant;
that you must answer the petition of the
plaintiff on or before the 23rd day of May
a. ID 1881, or said petition will be taken as
true. and judgment will be rendered thereon
as follows: The said court win ascertain the
amount due from yen to the said plaintiff, on
items of an account existing in favor OF the
plaintiff and against you, for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to you
by the plaintiff at Your special instance and
request. and at prices agreed upon, which
amount in the aggregate to the sum OF
twenty-onc hundred anu sixty four dollars
and the court will order all moneys due. or to
become due, TO you from j. Z. Jordan, OF E:m
por1a. Kansas, and from II. j Bird, of En-
porta, Kansas, which have heretofore been
attached in their respective hands under the
attachment issued in said cause. and notices
OF garniShment duly and legally served upon
the said f. Jordan and ii. j Bird, 10 he
paid by them into court, to be applied by the
court in payment of the costs of this action
and oil the amount SO ascertained tn be due
from you 10 the plaintiff
STERRY & SEnGwICK,
Wills Attorneys for Plaintiff
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measured from shortest corners and de-
livered at any part of the city when
committee on streets and alleys may
direct
Mr.. Whittiesey introduced the follow
ing:
ResoIred That the sum OF eleven hundred
dollars be, ana the same is hereby trans
ferrcd from the special fund for repairing
sidewalks, to the water works fund in the
city treasury.
Mr.. Watson objects to resolution as
same was illegal, and the mayor decided
the resolution out of order.
An ordinance annexing Copley's new
addition to the city of Emporia, was
considered by sections under super
vision of the rules and adopted by q
unanimous vote.
An ordinance annexing Wilson's addi
ton to the city of Emporia, was consid
cred by section under a suspension of the
rules and adopted by unanimous vote
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment of the following claims was adopt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15
shsriTs Sale.

s. II. Rich vs.. Harvey Jones:
Notice Is hereby given that by yirtae 81 an
execution issued out Of she fifth judicial
district court, OF Lyon county AMI
STATE of Kansas. in the above entitled
cause and to me directed will, on MoIIdA,
aseiocE t.. I'm, ,Io,,r ~ H.. ,..,,,,,
house In the city OF EmPoria, Lynn cOunfy.
Kansas, o6er FIR sale and sell at luiIIie ne
ton TO the highest bidder for rash, all the
right. title sad interest Of the said ds infant
In and 70 the following Described real estate.
eo-W1t: The noTthWest quarter of the north
east quarter Ct section sixteen. township
eighteen, range twelve INV = Of ne y. &c IS
ID, IN Lyon county. Kansas Said property
20 satisfy said execution Is NOON
sheriff Of Lyon county. Kansas
March L. 1885,. willis
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15
Sherifs Sale

j. Jay Buck vs.. W. o. Ferguson and Gather
inc Ferguson
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District court OF Lyon county, Kansas, in the
above entitled cause. and TO me directed
will, on Monday, the 25th day of April, A. ID.
1881, at 10 O'Clock =. n, at the front door of
the court house in the city of Emporia, Lyon
county. Kansas, ofier for sale and sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash,
PENDANTS in and to the following described
real estate. to-wit: Lot No ITO on Constitu-
ton street. in the city of Emporia Lyon
county, Kansas. Said property to be sold as
the property OF the said defendants, TO satisfy
said order OF sale. j b. MOON
Sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas
March 25. 1851 W12t5
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Many persons are bitterly opposed 10
patent medicines" and will rarely use
them al all. There is no doubt that
many are worthless, yet remedy that
has stood the test tor years, like DIR.
Sherman's Prickly Ash lSilters, and its
sal and popularity increasing every day,
mus have merit or it would have dis.
appear 4 long since
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or Kansas described rs follows, to-Rit: Com
mencing at point &C rods east of the south
west corner OF the northeast quarter of sec
ton y, township 10. range IL east; thence east
- RODS thence north so rods; thence west 20
rodsi thence south 50 rosis to place of begin
hlng And that said court will order the sale
OF SAID above described real estate TO satisfy
the amount which it Will have ascertained to
be due upon said note. and costs of said suit
STERRI s SEDGWICK,
Rl4t5 Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15

An extra, called the iron train, has
been put on the Missouri Pacific, and is
employed in the transportation of rails
from St. Louis to this point, where they
are transferred to the Santa Fe, and
taken on west.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15

The new Lewis block, near the court
house, is approaching completion. 1t
is one of the most substantial as well Is
one of the handsomest business blocks
IN the city. Everything about the build
ing looks as il it was put there TO stay.
It is fronted by the best side walk in
the city. The north. half of the build.
ing belongs TO the Odd Fellows. There
are two business rooms, each one hun.
dred feet deep on the FIRST floor, and
under them a superior basement. The
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15

Electricity has come into vogue in
Russia as an agent of torture. The EN-.
poria man who was informed, Thursday,
by its swift agency, of an impending
visit from his mother-in-law, bears cheer
full witness to its narrowing properties
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15

Geo. I.eis's celebrated condition DOW
ders. the old reliable, are the best medi-
cine on the market for horses and cattle.
They have been in use for over twenty
years Livery and stock men use them.
No farmer will use any other after try
ing Leis's. For sale by all druggists,
% cents and so cents per package.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-04-15

1t strikes US that the Christian minis
tiers of Emporia are neglecting very
eligible field of discussion by failing to
favor the public with their views on the
round dance in its more recent and in
tensified forms. This dereliction, oil
course, can be readily attributed to the
fact that they never attend public balls
and are therefore ignorant OF what, TO be
fully apprehended, must be seen.