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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-25
District Court.
Tr-ar,.~

TUESDAY, Marcn ~
The long mechanics lien suit between
the contractors and sub-contractors and
owner of the McCune property ended,
and was taken under consideration by
the court.
The case of Gride VS.. Caldwell was al
SO argued and submitted to the court.
The case Of Gilchriest Bros. VS.. w. H.
Puffer was tried TO jury and verdict
given for the plaintiffs for $40 so.
WEDNESDAY, March %.
Continuance was granted in the case
OF Eliza A. Cooper VS.. Gutekunst &
Wind, on account of the illness Of Mr.,
Wind.
Proceedings were begun in the case Of
Hannah NJ. Patty VS.. o. v. Stout; a jury
trial, which will occupy the day.
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FruitIand FLASHES


F. S. Garland has moved to Cotton
weed Falls. j. E. Winder has rented
the Lord farm. Joe Haywood, J. E.
Winder, Mr.. Chrrycomb and Ambros
Worrel, have gone to the Otoc reserva-
ton TO get claims. G. B. Lord from
Topeka, is on short visit to this place.
.Abner Lamb says he has fed cattle
for sixty years, but never seen as hard
q winter TO feed as this one. :. Nathan
Beals hiss fenced In 90 acres for pasture
Zeters and Butts will fence in between
four and five hundred acres and range
will then be scarce. Jas. Balm will
commence making cheese soon. Jas.
makes the best. +. John Bales has gone
, TO Topeka 10 work. Many thanks 10
Senator Plumb and Hon. Thos. Ryan
for favors. LII.
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consumption. This is the great remedy
that is causing so much excitement by
its wonderful cures, curing thousands of
hopeless cases. Over one million bottles
of DR.. Kings New discovery have been
used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that this is
really the only sure cure for throat and
lung affections, and can cheerfully rec
ommend it to all. Call and get trial
bottle for ten cents, or regular size for
81 For sale by b. Wheldon & Co.
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viii cease reaching after more lands and
improve the old homesteads with the
surplus funds they may accumulate
from year TO year. :. More anon.
Notes from Neosllo Rapids.

TUESDAY, March %, 1881
DIED-It is with sorrow that we are
obliged to announce the death of Mrs.
VIM. Mckinney, who died last Tuesday,
March Is, 1881, at her mothers resi-
denee, Mrs. Talferd. after suffering near.
ly four weeks. The funeral took place
on Friday, March Is, Rev Mr.. Harlin
officiating. 1t was attended by very
large concourse of neIghbors and friends,
the deceased having had wide acquaint-
ance. A very large procession was
formed at the house and followed her
remains TO Mount Hope cemetery and
there laid her in the tomb. Mrs, Nc
Kinney leaves kind husband, little
boy three months old, and many reia-
tives and friends to mourn her death.
We extend our heartfelt sympathies to
the bereaved, with hope that what is
their loss is her gain. :. Mr. H. H.
White returned home last week from
Texas, where he had been for some time
on business. Samuel McCaw sold his
farm to Fred Gentner last week for $1,000
cash. Mr.. Clark, living one mile west
of this place, shot himself accidentally
while endeayoring to creep up within
gun-shot of some ducks. The contents
of the gun tore the flesh and
muscles from his left arm
and produced painful wound VIII
men ever learn to handle gun . Mr.
Mcmillan is hauling lumber and other
material for building a new house early
in the spring. Died, February %,
1881, the only son of G. T. and NJ A.
Schwartz, aged one year and nine
months. He was sick only two days
-. Mr.. VIM. Hawkins bought the
property formerly owned by Messrs
Clark and Camper, and moved his fami-
ly to the same, last Monday. :. .Mumps
seem to be very prevalent here this win
ter. We have been suffering for ten
days past with neuralgia, and we say if
there is man in Kansas that has had the
genuine brand, and did not swear right
out, We will give five dollnrs to talk
with him two minutes. We want TO
know where he got his sand. :. We
wonder why it is that those who pre-
tend to be good neighbors, will persist
in letting their hogs run at large, when
they know that they annoy every one in
the neighborhood, and know, too, that it
is in violation of law. Now, we say
again, please keep your hogs at home
and keep the good will of your neigh
bors.. The report is now that the sur
vey of the Kansas City s. Emporia rail
road, Will commence about April 1st.
Good enough. They can't stick their
stakes too soon for us. u. BET.
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A CARD.-Having purchased the in
terest Of G. w. Reich in tie Emporia
Lumber Yard, l solicit that share of
trade which has been so literally ex-
tended TO him, and by strict attention to
business, and low prices, hope TO make
many new customers. guarantee grades
and prices equal to any. Call and get
figures, and be convinced that mean
exactly what say. Respectfully,
j. GREENE
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alton of certain additions to the city was
referred TO the mayor 10 report at next
meeting.
An ordinance extending time TO the
Telephone Exchange company to accept
the provisions of an ordinance granting
them certain privileges, approved Feb
ruary 8, 1881, was adopted by a unani-
nous vote Adjourned.
E. N. FoRDE, Clerk.
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The visit of Proctor aroused won
derful interest in the moon, and as a con.
sequence the students in some of OuI
schools, and especially those taught by
sentimental young ladies, are worrying
their brains in attempts to get up sense
less compositions on sone subject con
nected with the moon. There is an
awful sight of "mOon shine" in such
| stuff about the moon.
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Lew Wood desires to say TO the read
ers of THE News that he is ready for
the spring trade. and invites the atten-
tion of patrons to his large stock Of gar
den seeds. -four. queensware, teas. dried
fruits, and general staple aud fancy gro
cerles. Buy your seed potatoes of Lew
Wood, and ask Ia sample his teas Don't
forget his location, near corner of Fourth
and Commercial.
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Teachers' AssoeIatIon,

The county Teachers Association will
be held at Emporia, Saturday, April 2
at O'Clock p. m. The following is the
order of exercises:
1. The Personal Habits of the Teach
err" by n. C. Hodge.
2. Methods of Teaching Geography
by N. w. Sonnedecker
8. General discussion on the use o.
text books.
A. Election of officers for Teachers
Library Association.
A general invitation is extended &c
those interested.
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There are $4,000 new words In Web
ster's revised lexicon, but not one or all
of them taken together are adequate to
describe the sensations of an Emporia
man who kissed, by mistake, the father
of his best girl, as he admitted him to
the house one Piutonian evening last
week. The moral of this item is obvi-
Gus, and no sensible young lady who
reads it, Will hereafter fail to light the
| hall lamp at q seasonable hour.
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ARoUND rowN.

Do you want TO vote at the city cleo.
tions Register.
Mr. C. P Theis will be candidate
for reelection as councilman from the
4th ward
Owners of houses ito rent'' are in
vesting in cheap Wallpaper and third
rate door-locks.
A car load of household furniture for
Mr. De Camp, arrived in Emporia Mon
day, via the Missouri Pacific.
The street commissioner is busy re-
pairing culverts and bridges, and max
ing grades for new sidewalks.
The Pleasure Seekers have issued
neat invitations for their calico party on
the evening of the 5th of April.
The Superintendent of water works
has placed single-muzzle hydrant on
the corner of Second avenue and Union
street.
Quite large proportion of the furni-
ture for the Hotel Coolidge has arrived
and is stored in different rooms of the
house.
Some of the enterprising citizens of
Market street are putting down stone
sidewalks and otherwise improving their
premises.
Ground was broken Monday for the
convent of the Franciscan Fathers, at
the corner of Second avenue and Cotton
wood street.
The Catholic folks commenced work
Monday ON the trench for the water pipe
on Cottonwood street, leading to their
prospective convent.
Thu post office is open on Sunday from
80 to 1000 a. m. and after the arrival
of the eastern mail. 1t is not open on
that day at any other time.
George Washington and Andrew
Jackson have taken contract to wash
the windows and clean the waiting
room and office of the Santa Fe depot.
The stove and tin store of Osborn &
jeremy was removed Tuesday to the room
formerly occupied by ]. S. COnwell, pro
prietor OF the stock exchange" saloon.
Thomas 81 Jones are treating their
grocery shelves and ceiling to new
coat of paint, which greatly improves
the appearance of that popular trading
place.
A great many business changes are be-
ing made in Emporia this spring, and
the rooms vacated by the retiring sa-
loonists have been pretty generally &C.
cupied.
The grocery firm of Hughes s. Co. will
Fellows block, when it is completed.
Lewis Brothers, cIothiers and merchant
tailors, will occupy the other.
Parties from Kansas City began put
Coolidge Wednesday. House cleaning
will begin on Friday, and it is expected
the house will be opened by the 10th of
April.
mumps, but the general health of the
town is marvelously good considering
the depravity of its alleys and the unre-
generate condition of its sanitary regu-
| lations.
The COWS of Emporia may roam the
streets with none to modest or make
afraid, but il is source of comfort to
know that sufficient number of patri-
otto citizens are standing around with
wash-tubs in their hands, to corral ali
the hogs that may be turned loose upon
| the municinal CANVASS.
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Purify the bIood and regulate the

Purify the blood and regulate the bow
els, if YOU would have health. There il
no remedy equal to the Prickly Ash Bit
tiers for this purpose. They act directly
on the organs concerned, going to thu
seat of disease and driving it from thu
system Nor do they stop here, bu
Strengthen the system. giving it toni
and action, rendering it much more cap
able Of resisting all future attacks.
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The prize organ at the 90 cent store is
attracting considerable attention. The
instrument is the STANDARD organ
made by The Peloubet company. New
York, and is valued at $780, The draw.
ing will take place on July 9Th, next,
and will be conducted on plan similar
to the drawing by Mr.. Suppe ON New
Year,s
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Thanks.

To the members of my school, district
SO. for the beautiful present which they
gave me. March 1S, wish to extend my
sincere thanks. May your future years,
be they few or many, be laden with hap
piness, usefulness and prosperity. Sin.
cerely your friend.
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BuelkIen,s ArnIca SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions
This salye is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money re
funded. Price % cents per box. Fol
sale by B. Wheldon & Co.
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Go TO Ryder's for pure drugs.

WANTED-Proposalsf for building about
one hundred rods of stone wall, four
miles east of Emporia. All material
furnished Also about thousand fence
posts wanted at same place. Inquire of
F. +. Sprague, corner Seventh and Com
,narcial
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Health, the poor mans riches and the
rich mans bliss, is maintained by the
iudicious use of Ayers Sarsaparills,
which strengthens and Invigorates the
system by purifying the blood 1t is 50
highly concentrated that il is the most
economical medicine for this purpose
that can be used.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-25

In pursuance of letter of invitation
from parties at Burlington, the musical
union, of Emporia, will produce the
"Bells Of Corneville," at that place on
Friday evening, of this week. Robert
Elstun went down Tuesday to make the
necessary arrangements and we predict
for the performance handsome patron
are
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-25

At 4 recent meeting OF the EmpOria
Rifles Cliff Burge was elected first lieu.
tenants to oil the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Chas. Wolf, and w. B
Vail was elected second lieutenant. The
question of disbanding. which has beer
agitated pretty widely among the mill
tia OF the stale, by reason of the failure
of the legislature TO make required ap
preparation, was csnvassed, and it wal
determined to continue the Organization
and make renewed efforts to perfect thu
company in military tactics.
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FARMS FOR Rent, or sale, on long
time. On Duck creek, 40 acres of No. l
land, with small house and good well
of water; also 40 acre fruit farm in
Coffey county. IL miles from Bnrling-
ton and miles from Strawn; good land
and a large amount of fruit. Inquire Of
Drs. Lawrence & Lawrence.
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Those mute sufferers who have been
immolating themselves for SO many
weary years to the cruel DEGREES of an
arbitrary fashion. will hail with exuber-
ant delight the cheering intelligence
that hereafter strings of bonnets for
morning calls will be worn very loose,
so that ladies may have a chance to talk.
In localities which enjoy those priceless
social advantages afforded by back gates,
this relax departure will be wisely ex-
| tended TO sun honnets.
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EMPoRIA, FRIDAY, MAR. IS. 1881.
Additional Locals on the Fourth Page.
New Advertisement. This Week.

Statement First national Bank.
Acknowledgement National Bank
Dissolution-Doty 4 Roberts
WisconSIn lands. etc = Geo y. Rowell a. 60
Brick house. ete.-E- y. Sprague.
Garden secds-Hughes 4 20.
Card Greene.
Publication no icc-U. s. Land OHlce
Wantcd-Agcnts.
Wanted-Royal Laderty.
For saie-Thos. Armor.
Sherinrs Sale-J. Is. Moon.
Notice.. NJ. steele.
Farm for remit. Z. Woo lbury.
Wanted $50 acres or breaking.
New goods Boston store.
Nursery stock Andrew Hanson.
Announcement-A.S You x.
spring trade-Lew Wood
Groceries J.. q. weed.
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California Kidney Tea is sold at 90
cents per package. 1t cures all diseases
of the bladder and urinary organs. Try
it for pain in the hack. Try il for weak
back. It win cure you Ask for Cali.
fornia Kidney Tea Il costs only so
cents and gives you three weeks treat
ment. For sale by B. Wheldon s. Co.
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There is more strength-restoring pow
er in a so cent bottle of Parker's Ginger
Tonic than ia bushel of malt or gal
lon of milk AS an appetizer, blood pur
ifier and kidney coFrectoF, there is moth
ing like ii, and iavalids find il wonder
fui invigorant for mind and body. Sex
other column
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- n A. 9.,r

Nowadays may be entirely prevented by
the use of Burnett's Cocaine. Il has
been used in thousand of cases where
the hair was coming out in handfuls,
and has never failed to arrest its decay
il promotes a healthy and vigorous
growth, and il is at the same time IN
rivaIed as a soft and glossy dressing
for the hair.
Burnett's iavoring extracts are the
best, strongest and most healthfnl Sold
every where
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AGENTS AND CANvAssERs make from
$25 to $50 per week selling goods for Z.
G. Rideout g. Co, 10 Barclay street,
New York. Send for their catalogue
and terms
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Always avoid harsh purgatiyc pills
They first make you sick and then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
pills regulate the bowels and make you
well. Dose. one pill.
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Remember the poor in wintry weather
like the present. and not only remember
them, but divide your substance with
them, and your warm clothing also.
Forget not, that many sit shivering in
cherries rooms, and children nearly
barefoot are abroad in the streets, their
wan faces appealing 10 the sympathies
of the public. The Benevolent Society
solicit donations of clothing which may
be LEFT at Mrs. Perley's. SECRETARY.
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Messrs. Doty & Roberts, of the Amer
icus Herald, have dissolved partnership,
and the publication of the paper will be
continued under the proprietorship of
the latter member of the late firm.
These gentlemen have been getting up
very creditable paper, and the enter
prise Is deserving of success
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The following is a summary of the
new time schedule for Emporia, which
went into effect on the Santa Fe road
Sunday: Mail train No. 1, Denver and
Pueblo express going west, arrives at
Emporia at 100 O'Clock p m; departs
at AIS p. M; train No. 3, Pacific express
going west, arrives at 90 a m; departs
at 4 10 a. m; train No. ., emigrant GO
ing west, arrives at 10: 45 a. m; departs
at IL O'Clock a. m, train No. 2, Kansas
City and Atchison express going east, ar
rives at IL As a. m; departs at IL 80 a.
M; train No. 4, Santa Fe express, going
east, arrives at IL :05 p. m; departs at
IL 10 p. m. tram No. 6, emigrant going
east arrives at 6 80 a. m; departs at Z 100
a. m; No. 8, through freight going east
arrives at 6 20 p. m, and leaves at 7:15
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Prints, musiins, ginghams, shirLingsr
tickings, duck, jeans, dress goods, and
in fact everything in the dr. goods line,
at prices that cannot be "cut under" by
any house Give us u call and examine
for yourselves. Boston STORE,
1T Commercial street.
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Read the excellent address of Pro
fessor Fowler, of the State Normal, on
Honesty in the School Room, - publish
ed in iO-daY,s \ RWs
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will build a one-story brick house,
14x26 feet, containing two rooms, three
doors, four windows, all painted, plas-
tered and ready for occupation, for $40.
E. +. SPRAGUE
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No humbugs for me, want DIR. Mar
shall's Lung Syrup, for know it is goot
for coughs, colds and lung complaints
Price twenty-five and fifty cents for larg'
sizes. Druggists sell il.
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The following are the rates from En-
poria TO San Francisco by way of the
Santa Fee and Southern Pacific: First
class fare. $104; second class, $7S; emf
grant, $47.50. Tickets are ON sale at the
depot in this city.
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p. G.. HALLBERG's NURsERY-HaV-
ing leased the entire nursery and garden
of P. q. Hallberg, am now prepared to
furnish all kinds of nursery stock, orna-
mental shrubs, hot house and bedding
plants. Parties who may wish to pur-
chase anything IN my line will do well
to call and see my stock before buying
elsewhere. will sell as low as the low,
est. Trees and plants will be delivered
free of charge TO any part of the city.
ANDREW HANSON
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G. Wooster, messenger of the Wells
Fargo s. Co.'S express on the Santa Fe,
accidentally shot himself with a revOlv-
er at Lawrence Sunday, while NOV
ing goods in car. The wound is not
serious
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Before the days of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, person troubled with a cough
always consulted his physician. Now
he only invests % cents and is cured af
ter a few doses.
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The present winter has been one of
the best for feeding cattle ever known in
Lyon county. All classes of stock are
in firstclass shape and farmers and cat
tie men are feeling greatly encouraged.
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Money TO loan in any amount, by the
Central Loan and Land Company, at
lowest rates. Call and see US before
making your loans, as we can do you
nod
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MASON s. HAn.IN ORGANS, tor sale at
Chicago prices, or rented with privilege
of applying same to purchase if desired
Organs from S22 upward. and on two
and one-fourth years time.
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stoa Thas coaxh.

If you are suffering with cough.
cold, asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, con-
sumption, loss of voice, tickling in the
throat, or any affection Of the throat or
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No remedy in the world ever came in.
to such universal use, or has so fully
won the confidence of mankind, as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, for the cure of coughs,
colds and consumption. !.
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We are informed that $1,000 will be
asked for to complete the new school
building. What right or authority the
school board had 10 eXpend more
than the $4,000 voted for the pur.
pose we do not know.
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The remotest extreme of marital de
votion has been compassed By an EN-
poria woman, who accompanied her
husband to Dodge City. where he has
purchased a stock rancho.
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The star of empire must be affected
by the perehelion of the planets. The
emigrant trains go west empty and re-
turn east crowded with passengers.
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Spring must be here. We saw a wo-
man with n steaming tea-kettle in her
hand Wednesday, pouring its contents
upon an old, but animated, bed-stead.
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The appearance in the market of let
tuce, radishes, etc, should suggest TO
our ministers the propriety of abridging
their discourses. 1t takes "rattling''
good preacher to talk against a dinner
of spring vegetables.
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Mrs. WM. PECK, Secretary.

Plymouth school recently graduated a
class of six in the common school
course, and district No. 26, known as
Cottonwood, class of three, most of
whom will enter the Normal. This
makes five classes that have completed
their studies under this system.
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w. r. Sheen, of Centralia, Deputy G.
IL. w. ofthe A. o. U. w, is in the city,
and will meet with the select Knights of
that order at the hall this evening a
full attendance is desired.
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For sale at bargain-show cases at
the Ferdinand Pharmacy. We desire to
dispose Of them preparatory to removal.
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Representatives from the Wells, Bad
ger creek and Central school districts,
were in town Monday figuring on the
formation of new district in Fremont
township about three miles northeast of
Emnoria
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WANTED-25 good ponies. Must be
four years old or upwards, and in good
flesh. Apply to T. C. Watson, or Wat
aon a Grove
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Money on hand at all times for good
investments. Interest reasonable, with
or without commission, as desired.
EDWARD Z. HOLMES.
A. s. SMITH.
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A movement in the egg industry in.
dicates that the hens are rising to the
requirements of Easter.