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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

yAtOLison chthplOs 4 eOAAderipg All
the elene uts thas. should enter Into such
calculations, we are satisfied that the
crops harvested in Kansas in 1881 are
worth fully $4,000. 900 more than those
of1SsO. There was In The state. on the
LIST Of March last 1911, s24 bushels Of
Old corn, and we'think that fully one
half of this amount is stil in the slate.
: 1t has nearly. trebled in price since that
time. Hogs, cattle, fruit, vegetables,
everything the farmer has TO sell, have
been steadily advancing in price for
months past. PROFESSIONALLY, therefore,
the farmers of this state are far better
off, this year, than they were in 1880.
notwithstanding the short crops. $50
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Notice. of Final Settlemant.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
all others interested in the estate OF Esther
Miller. deceased, that the undersigned in
tends to make hHal settlement OF said estate
at the next term of the Probate Court OF Lyon
county, Kansas, commencing on Monday,
october ), 1881, and on said day, or as soon
at said settlement shall present my account
for services as administrator and ask for its
allowance. ALBION MILLER.
Administrator of the estate of Esther Miller,
deceased. 2ll4
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
all others interested in the estate of Benjamin
H. EIrod, deceased. that the undersigned in
tends TO make final settlement of said estate
at the next term of the Probate Court of Lyon
county, Kansas, commencing on Monday, DC
tober 3. 1881, and on said day, or as soon there
after as the same can be heard; and that 1t
the said settlement she viii apply to the Court
for an allowance to her for services as admin
istratrix of said estate.
ELIZA BETH ELROD,
Administrators of the estate of Benjamin ii
ElrOd, deceased. 33tI
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

The governor has issued proclama-
ton for an election to be held in the 37th
senatorial district, To NIL the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Senator
Strang. The election will be held on
the Sth of November. Fi D J.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

Governor Roberts, Of Texas, the gem
tleman distinguished chiefly for refus-
ing to order prayers for the President,
on the grounds that 1t confiicted with
his views regarding the separation of
church and state, is sixty years of age.
This fact is Insignificant aside from its
notification of the time honored adage
that ''there is no fool like an old fools
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

Mr.. Conkling, ii is said. has declared
his intention of becoming a candidate
for delegate TO the Republican state con,
vention at Utica, and proposes to go in
to win. We always thought the an
nouncement that Roscoe had abandoned
politics possessed an intensely romantic
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

The Kansas City Times, with its
Characteristic devotion to the interests
of this state, pronounces the Bismarck
Jubilee "a bowling old fraud" This is
only sample Of the thanks which are
being continually melted out by that pa
per TO Kansas for building up a Missouri
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The New York Times declares that
Mr.. Tilden will be the Democratic can
didatc for governor of New York this
fall as preparing the way to be candi-
date for the Presidency in 1884. The
judicious mule breeder should make q
note of this and govern himself accord
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Mrs Annie Loptski is making graft
flying progress in the establishment of q
Polish colony at La Sale, Illinois. She
recently gave birth to three boys and
girl, all of whom are doing nicely.
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The thlrty-eight states Of the Uni

( The thlrty-eight states of the Union
contain 2,200 counties. Texas leads OF,
having 151 counties, followed closely by
Georgia's 1871. After Georgia, in the
table. comes Kentucky with III coun-
ties; Missouri, rs; Virginia, 1O5; Hi.
nois, 100; Iowa, 90; Tennessee and
North Carolina. each "a, and Indiana,
92. Asa rule. the Southern States have
more counties than the Northern States.
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More missionaries are wanted in the
South Pacific Islands. The natives have
been reduced TO such extremities that
even common sailors are eaten with
gusto. How would it do TO utilize
Guitcau's plety In this directions
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Senator Hoar is preparing lecture
on the Ponca Indians Our impression
up to the time of this announcement had
been that the gentleman from Massa-
chuseits was actively disposed to allay
popular prejudice against the red man.
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THURSDAY, August .. 1881.
COUNTY CONVERSION.

4 delegate cDnventI Ihs Republicans
or Lyon count will Ice hcl NJ Bancroft Hall,
In the city 81 EfnISoria. uu SATURDAY. August
-. 1881. At 10 O'Clock a IN .for the purpose OF
nominating cArlsiatc. Tor iha following Of
ices. County GTcasuIcr. County clerk,
sheriff, Register OF ticesI<. County sur
ycyor. Coroner. ant County COM
missioner for tile First district
The basis or representation To said
con Vention will be n, IOllOws: Onr delegate
for each twelve Republican votes east Tor
James SInith, Secretary OF state, at the NO
vember election In 1880. and one dclegate for
each fractional vote or three and over, which
delegates are apport;oncd To the several vot-
ing precincts rs follows:
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e. One of Sitting Bulls daughters is
named Thc-War-Is-Over." 1t is need
less TO add that her crafty sire endowed
her with this pacific title with view to
enhancing her matrimonial prospects.
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We had supposed that Scion Chase
was sufficiently sup. on steers not 10
strike Kansas in a gear when the grass
is knec-high to horse and fat cattle are
in lively demand at from $500 to 5000 a
hundred.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON;
d. c., August "a. $50 a. m.-The Presi-
dent passed very good night. awaken
ing at longer intervals than during sew
eraI nights past He continues 10 take
liquid food by the north with more rel
isli and in such quantities that the enc
nata will be suspended for the present.
No change has YET been observed ih'tbc
parotid swelling. Other symptoms. are
quite as favorable as yesterday. Pulse,
100; Temperature, 9s5; respiration, ~.
(Signed) BfIes,
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The announcement that a new morn
ing daily at Topeka is a foregone con-
clusion, has been followed by reduc-
tion in the price of the Commonwealth
to $500 In the language of Father
Baker, competition is the life of trade I
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AN ENCOURAGING PICTIJRE.

-
An eastern exchange, in an article rel
atiye to the future of the South, under
the caption of "Glimpses of the New
Dixie" says: "The South of 1881 is in
transition state. A new generation,
not born under the curse of slavery, is
coming into possession of its fields, its
shops, and its avenues of trade and trans
portation. Idleness, which was once
thought the only honorable condition
for white men, is more and more de-
spised as humanity. The young men are
not afraid of work, and many of them
are achieving by the labor of their own
hands and brains greater results than
their fathers obtained from the unwil-
ling toll of slaves. At the same time
the negroes, who were always workers,
are acquiring the -ownership of small
farms, or where sim only hired llsiborers
are more settled and trust
worthy s than in the years
following their emancipation. A
steady Increase in the value of the sta
pie crops Of the south speaks we'll for its
industrial condition. Then there are
many hopeful beginnings of new manu-
featuring enterprises to note, and con-
siderable increase of populafioh, and G
great improvement in the equipment of
lines Of travel, showing growth of bust
ness Altogether we must regard the
appearance of the states south of the
Potomac and the Ohio as very hopeful.
Their politics have not advanced as fast
as their industry. They are still. TOO
much, under the control. Of confederate
brigadiers who turned professional poll
ticians after the war, and who have no
ideas beyond keeping running foriheir
own benefit the machinery OF Bourbon
Democracy But there are encouraging
signs OF breaking up Of The crust OF
sectional feeling that has smothered free
discussion and prevented the develop
ment of healthful antagonistic political
organizations. The new south will be
fore long pail its polilics out of the rnts
Of intolerance and ignurance"
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Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to the creditors and
all others interested in the state of David
johnson, deceased, that the undersigned in
tends to make 1nat settlement OF said estate
at the next term of the Probate Court OF Lyon
county, Kansas, commencing on Monday,
October g. 1881.
JAMES MILES,
Administrator OF the estate OF David John
son, deceased. 3lt4
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1t has probably not escaped public at
tention that the revival Of hope in re-
lation TO the Presidents case was stimuli
taneous with the announcement of his
death in the London papers. ,t..s !
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

Charlie Price, the city editor of the
Topeka Capital, to employ the language
of Silas Wegg," has dropped into poS
etry!" We used to think good deal Of
that young man. rf
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Malice of Final Sattlamant

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors and
all others interested in the estate of Martin
D. Bates. deceased. that the undersigned in
tends 20 make final settlement of said estate
at the next term of the Probate Court of Lyon
county. Kansas. commencing on Monday.
October 3, 1881, and on that day or as soon
thereafter As the same can be heard.
ELLEN BATES,
Executor of the win of Martin ID. Bates, de-
ceased. 1876
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25

NYORTHERN TEXAS offers greater attrac-
~ tions in the way Of good, cheap lands.
healthy country, mild climate, abundance OF
timber and water, diversity OF products, than
any other region now open to settlement. In
this rapidly developing section, the Texas 4
Pacific Railway has in operation over 500 miles
OF road, along which are to be had, at Tow
prices and on easy terms. millions Of acres of
good and cheap Railroad and Government
lands, bnt recently opened for settlement.
formation, address w. A. ABRAMS, Land
Commissioner, T. & p Railway, Marshall,
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rHnH
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1870. a. M
Attendants of The President report the
fatier had very quiet and comfortable
night, sleeping longer al a time than
heretofore and showing less restIessness.
Before the morning exanihation, he ex-
pressed a desire for food and Dr.
Bliss gave him about four ounces
beef extract, which he swallowed with
apparent satisfaction. In brief inter
view with 4 reporter after the morning
bulletin appeared, Doctor Bliss said
the President had a very good night
and was doing well. The, gIanduIar
swelling .lhad not, he said, percept-
ibEy changed in appearance since
yesterday, abut he thought 1t seemed
a very little softer 10 the touch The
wound continued to present healthy
and in every way satisfactory appear
ance Generally speaking, the patients
condition this forenoon is about. the
same as last evening. The slight i'm
,provement which was then noted is
fully maintained and there has been a
little additional gain in. the-caPaciiy for
lnourishment. $3.50 fshfl s@i ala@s
ir IAECING THE GLAND. -
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Las p. H.
Since the noon examination the sur
geons have lanced the Presidents IN
famed parotid gland and liberated q
small quantity of pus The patient
did mot take any anHsfLeticr and did moi
seem much weakened by the operation
His pulse Immediately went nj
to 115, but soon receded and i:
now 104. DR.. Reyburn says the result:
are entirely satisfactory and this infor
nation is confirmed 10y DR.. Hamilton.
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PRICE RAID CLAIMS.

STAIR OF KANSAS, SEcRETARY,s OFFICE,t
TOPEKA. August Is, 1881. \
The Price Raid Auditing Commission win
meet at the State Capitol. in Topeka. Kansas,
on the 18th day of October, 1881, and succeed
ing days. meet and examine all claims pre-
sented for payment, growing out OF the Price
Raid in 1854. and the defense OF the state
against Indians during said year.
Claims may be fled with the Secretary
from this date at any time prior to November
1. 1881.
JAMES SMITH,
34f4 Secretary of Stale.
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In this connection, we also wish to
urge upon our stock growers the impor-
lance of making proper display upon
an occasion that affords such advantages
FOR showing the magnitude of this inn
portant interest in Lyon county.
We doubt if there is any Sec
ton of the state where this industry has
made more gratifying progress than in
this immediate vicinity, and the Won
derful improvement made within the
past few years in the standard of eatt,e,
sheep and hogs, among our stock men,
justices the assumptiontha Lyon coun-
ty can, if she will, take the very highest
rank among the exhibits of live stock at
the State Fair.
The display from this section at the
Western National Fair at Bismarck,
last year, commanded the most favorable
attention, and, the exhibit at Topeka,
this year, should far excel il in quality
and extent. We have one of the very
best counties in the state, and
our producers should avail themselves
OF this rare opportunity of prOclaiming
that'fac to such as are in ignorance OF
our splendid resources, Let this matter
receive prompt and energetic attention
at the hands of our farmers and stock
growers and let Lyon county be repre-
scented In a manner BETTING her agri-
cultural rank ut the State Fair in Sep
TENDER.
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The metropolitan press all over the
country is uniting in vigorous crusade
against the toy pistol. And now the
undertakers want 10 know If this is q
nation. ,e7 ..
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.
this afternoon:
Kansas City Markets
KANSAS CITY. August n.
wheat-In store ~. 319 bus; strong; ball
movement in the market to-day; No. cash
bid mp l5<c; August sold up sJ<c and Sept &c;
but few sellers; No. I and slow.
Corn-In store 2s. 704; market fairly lively;
August sold up Ike, but Sept declined Ie.
Rye-Higher on call
Oats-Firm.
Cattle Receipts SIS; good to choice native
shippers IS S0G5 IS; fair to good native ship
pers 81 5oG5 %; all kinds ( common to
medium cattle lower and very dull butch
els' stock quiet; receipts heavy; s. EGGS IS;
Colorado half-breeds = 95G4 90; Texans dun
and quiet; common to medium g 2502 so;
fair TO choice g eeGs =.
Hogs Receipts 3,07o; market strong ana
active; choice heavy e 40a6 60; mixed pack
ing 20 2saS 20; light 50 Ooas 20
Chicago MARKETS.
CHICAGO. August -, 1881.
wheat-Firn; higher; 81 81.
Corn Firm; exc
I Qafs-Strong; higher: SIC.
Rye-kl OK.
Barley 81 a.
= Pork-Ffrmer; SIS
Lard-s1 42k-
Hogs-Reeeips soeOo. active: 1irm higher;
light % so6s 50; mixed packing 50 lnas 50;
heavy 50 5s67 co.
catile-R Receipts Lea; exports 90 36as 50.
common TO medium shippers dull; q COOS =;
good steers $ 5996 %; butchers s. 0O9s %;
stoekers = 75as So
Boston Wool Harket.
Walter Brown 4 Co.'s Boston weekly
Wool Circular Of August 20 gives the follow
ing quotations for Kansas wool:
Cool. Ordinary.
Fine 34fe91 3if9z4
MeiiHn 49, - .2Seb29 z0S5
(oarSe 1900. 1ea2s
Prices generally are Wtthonk change
large majority Of the Transactions are OF ane
grades Neglect gtyca 20 loU medium and
coarse woods OF all descriptions These latter
grades arc almost entirely uEsaleable, except
at very low prices, sHd are likely 10 rule 50
throughout the season.
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Old Kansaps who are familiar with
the moral attributes of the elder Kali
loch, will not be surprised to learn that
he is going to run for congress in Cali!
fOrnin .-
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For County Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce A. d.
Chambers as candidate for the office of
County Surveyor, subject TO the decision
of the Republican county convention.
I hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of County Surveyor of Lyon
county, subject to the decision of the
people at the November election.
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For Sheriff.
i viii place my name before the Re-
publican convention as candidate for
the office of sheriff JIG. ScHoEcK.
By the request of many friends of all
parties, will be candidate before the
people for the Office of Sheriff of Lyon
county at the coming November election.
THos. L. RYAN
]. III. Hibben authorizes US to an
nounce him as a candidate for the office
of Sheriff of Lyon county, subject to the
decision of the Republican county con.
vention. In this connection we are also
instructed to withdraw his name from
the candidacy for County Surveyor.
We arc authorized to announce T.
johnson, of Emporia, as candidate for
Sheriff of Lyon county, subject to the
decision of the Republican county con-
ventlon.
We are authorized to announce FL. F
Mcmillan, of Agnes city township, SIS a
candidate for Sheriff, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican county conven-
ton.
We are authorized to announce the
name of A. NJ. Hunter as a candidate for
the Office OF Sheriff of Lyon county, sub
feet TO the decision of the Republican
county convention.
hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of sheriff of Lyon county,
subject TO the decision of the Republi-
can county convention.
II l. FLEMING
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The men who knew from the first hat
the President was going 10 die are get
ting scarce again.
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Senator Malone, according TO the
newspapers, has at least two passionate
admirers. VIM. E. Chandler Is the other
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Cadet Whitaker, who is rusticaiing
q Finishing, Long island, isstill draw
ing pay at the rate OF 81 month. and
this will continue until his case is final
ly disposed OF.
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The School House belonging to District No.
~, Lyon county, Kansas will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, for cash on SATURDAY the s7th
day Of August 1881. by order of the Board
S3-35 8 L. SARGENT. District Clerk
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The surplus wheat Of 0regonss esti
mated at 5000, 900 tons.
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louI . tys.ons nDE

The gloomy miisgivings Of tx.snrgeon
General Hammond. in connection with
the President, which are givea TO the
public through The columns Of The New
York Herald, might have been averted
bad thr Secretary Of WAY and Postmaster
GeDerhl J sznes accepsesl the seFyjces ef
mrs eminent tiiscipIe Esedlapius
when they were offered on the 4th Of
July. It was not Guiteau's bullet, but
the fnGidly: p6hF nessfge: %'Yopr
kind offer IS declfned vim Thanks
which rendered the Presidents case
hopeless from a Hammngd etand-pqinf.
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The breezy fusiladcs of General
Weaver and Scion Chase have scarcely
ceased 10 FavGEberAie through The limit
less reaches Of Kansas avenue, when
brass hand tournament Is announced as
an impending possibility a. Topeka in
the near future. If this thing keeps up
much longer no well regulated family at
the state capital will think of keeping
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-08-25
SCHOOL

LAE UEFAaI1EAE BA8lsleIGA 0sVfnETH.
tiias1lsk As1aAl LsEa 0ps1s QsscasrR1. osuns
20; DE- 49, g Aes q 9s1soe1dU u Coar1
2AAe1.. L. - ~ tnsls1l8 - q kGI Il
f1EH1lfs e Sc LS1is - va 5 so -
Osea 1AH tae1ltSSss akHB1 8E5g3oooI. = GGaiG
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THE STATE FAIR.

We call attention to the communica-
ton Of MIA, W.sPlemb, in ahother
e5ldmn, corginE Die sfarnerS Of Lyon
county TO lend their aid to the praise
worthy enterprise of making aoreditable
exhibit at the State Fair to be held at
Topeka next month. This is matter
of sufficient importance to enlist the
hearty cooperation of husbandmen all
over the county and it is to be earnestly
hoped that the parties who are leading
of in this enterprise will be. warmly
seconded by every farmer who has any
product which would add TO the extent
and attractiveness of the proposed dis
play.
1t is true that the dry weather of the
past season has interfered to a consider
able degree with the grain crops andvege-
tables, but this condition is not limited
to Lyon county, and If The proper effort
is made AN exhibit can be furnished
from this section which will. compare
favorably with those from other parts of
the state and advertise to the public the
sexcellence of our agricultural resources
The fair at Topeka will be probably the
most notable event of the kind in the
history of the state. tits in the hands
of parties and is hacked by interests
with unbounded facilities for compass
ing all the ends of success, and the eX-
ceptionally cheap rates offered by the
railroads, coupled with the great attrac-
tions promised, warrant the belief that
the attendance will be unprecedented in
extent. Lyon county SHOULD mot,
therefore, forego this golden OPP
portunity of being represented under
such extremely favorable auspIcies for
acquainting the public with the extent
and value Of her products, and we APP
peal to our farmers TO make a special
effort in this direction and prepare to
bring in their contributions to the place
designated in Mr.. Plumb's communica-
ton and early enough to admit OF their
best possible arrangement in the depart
ment assigned TO Lyon county at To
Delka
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FoREIGN MARKErs.
Kansas City Markets.

by telegraph 20 the DAILY NEWs)
The .sEvening MALI makes the following
report OF the Kansas City Markets at O'Clock
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.TRAYkD-Frnua the "a. turn hack OF the
Normal school, about r.. 10Th Of July, a
bright bay mare pony. no I-aArks or brands
parrot noufhed. a suitable reward will be
given for her return to
EUGENE HOGUE,
At SISTERS IlruR Srn. q.
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ESOR SALE - One hundred acres of choice
e bottom grass one quarter mile from Ne
Osho Rapids depot. aadrr good fs-nce
II. II WHITE,
Neosho Rapids, Kansas.
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FIVE CENT coLuMn.

are inserted in this column
for ave cents line each inseFtion-ayer-
aging sever words TO the line
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/ hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of Treasurer of Lyon
county, subject to the decision of the
Republican county convention in Au-
gust, JOSEPH ERNST.
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Pnhlie Sala

SHEEP FOR sALE.-Inauire of L. Wei
y ster Dunlap. Kansas
Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-02

w IAN YVNO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andC pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by promptly attended to, at