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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-15
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At a meeting of the county commits
sioners Of Lyon county, Kansas, there
were present Ii. F. Holmes, chairman,
and j. L. Jones and r. G. Hallberg, and
said board having convened as board
of equalization, and il appearing TO the
satisfaction of said board Of equalization
that the listing and the assessment OF
cattle by the trustee of Americas town.
ship as to the value placed upon such
cattle IL satisfactory, and that the
value placed upon cattle of the
same general grade by the township
trustees of other townships of Lyon
county, Kansas, is not up to the basis
agreed upon by the assessors at their
meeting on the first Monday in March,
is too low, and for that reason Is unsat.
isfactory.
It is therefore ordered that The clerk
be and Is hereby authorized to correct
the list 50 a. TO show that the value Of
all cattle in tho various townships Of
Lyon county, Kansas, was raised TO cor
respond with the basis Of valuation as
shown by the returns of the trustee Of
Americus township.
H. F. HOLMES, Chairman.
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! We publish below q list of the dele.
gates to the county convention called by
the Republican central committee to
meet in Emporia on the 18th, as far as
received at this writing:
EMPoRIA CITY-FIRsT WARD.
G. S. w. Lewis, J. Jay Buck, S. B.
Warren, J. II. Walkup. A tie. SO votes
each, between John Bay and Charles
Fletcher.
SECOND WARD.
J. c. Burnett, ID. s. Bill, e. J. Fiest,
Thomas Bethany. A tie vote, 73 votes
each, between &. &. Martin and T. n.
Sedgwick.
THIRD WARD.
l. L. Lambert, j. w. Thatcher, p.
Stromberg, VIM. Folsom, Jones Alexan-
der, I. j. Price.
FOURTH WARD
w. w. Scott, E. Page, j. II. White,
j. w. Truiit, w. II. Sisler.
EMPORIA TowNsHIP-wEsT SIDE.
IL. b. Morse, j. ]. Wright, T. Z. Hall,
III. l.. Recs and d. L. Thomas.
EMPORIA TowNsHIP-EAsT SIDE.
o. L. Davis, 2. p. Hillerman, Ellis w.
Roberts, j. L Goldman, VIM. Lewis, Eli
Fowler
READING.
II F. Holmes, I. q. Biddle and Geo.
Plumb.
HARTFORD.
l A. Taylor, j. l.. Smith, G. w. SUIT
ton and David Burgess.
FREMONT.
I. l.. Huriburt, l. N. Wells, C.Little,
A. G. Abraham.
JACKSON TOwNsHP--NEOsHO RAPIDS.
l. j. Hewitt, w. n Worster, o. F,
Richmond, w. S. Cook. Allernates--
J. NJ. Blue. F. C. Brown, j. E. Mcleod,
w. A. SnOddy.
AMERICUs
Joseph Ernst, l.. A. Wood, NJ. Nc
Clcery, j. L. Butler, j. c. Holderness, j.
w. 10y, J. Van Voris, J. S. Stedman
A. g. Edmislon, N. Wise Allernates-
A. c. SackeIt, j. w. harrington, j. d.
Barrlck, l.. G. Horr, A. B. Royal, j. L.
ID. Snyder, d. p TrcssIer, E, B. Lesh,
NJ. S. Hutchinson.
PATTY's MILL.
James Miles, F. NJ. Parker, Geo. Hay
worth, Andy Baker.
PLYMOUTH.
T. N. Dixon, G. G. ClawsOn, - Tay-
lOr.
SECTION.
Ostran, w. II. Mapes. Allernates-
w. Il. Stokes, +. Il Soule.
ROCK CREEK.
- Hughes. Altcrnate-R. Funk.
WATERLOO.
Elected no delegates.
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Of maintenance shall not be constant
care.
But in your own thoughts, ie. the first
and foremost thing be the dignity and
excellence OF the work Itself Let no
man grade the dignity OF your work by
the price they pay you for it. There
are some things which are beyond price.
You may make your service such. II
VIII be what you make il. Il viii be a
drudgery or an inspiration, according to
the spirit with which you pursue it. II
will be sordid trade or holy service,
according as you degrade or magnify
your Office. Have high conception
and you will attain q higher success.
Glitch your wagon to star" and you
will Al least rise above the mire. IN
spire your work with large promise, and
even if you receive not the promise God
will provide better things for the world
through your service.
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Made e Raise.

On the 26th day of May e draft for
$500 was issued by the Emporia Nation.
al bank in this city on Armour Bros. ,
Banking company Of Kansas City, pay
able to one Henry A. Hubbard. After
being endorsed by Henry A. Hubbard,
John C. Hicks. ]. w. Hardy. and West
Allison & Co, of HutchisoD, it reached
the banking house of Armours Brothers
who paid the $500 WHICH il called for
and advised the bank at this place from
which the draft was issued Cashier
Heritage Immediately informed the
Kansas City bank by letter that the
dram was made out for only $50, and
It was then discovered that it had been
raised to $4,000 in such a skiIlfnl man.
ner rs TO almost defy detection. Il il
supposed that the names of Hubbard
and Hicks are fictitious, and the loss
will fall on the Hutchinson firm, who
sent the draft 10 Kansas City.
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EmPoRIA CROOKS
Getting In their work At the Missouri
Pacific Depot. Texas Boy Re
Ifeved of &S5

4
Pacific Depot. Texas Boy Re
Heved of $50.
Sometime last sunday there aTriv-
ed in Emporia three parties from
Dodge City. COW boys, ON their way TO
central Texas, expecting to go south on
the Missouri Pacific train Monday. They
put up at the lodging house of Mr..
King. near that depot. Shortly alter
wards Buggy Gin" and "Faker Joe''
two "crOoks" or this place, sought and
made their acquaintance, and with oily
language and friendly department clio
tied u some extent their confidence
Lister in the day, between five and six
O'Clock in the evening these parties. all
CHANGED TO be on the walk a short dis
lance this side . os the
depot near The ball grounds,
when one of the ''eappers'' asked the
other for chew OF iobacco. a box was
produced, the peculiar points of which
are known to most of the CROOKS" but
at this game" the Texas boys did
not bite. Meeting with failure in this
oaAO~tiOuB OuSSy Jim phOdHCVu
spurious check for 1925, and requested
from the Texas boy loan of $25 to bet
ON the tobacco box" trick. The Texas
boy hesitated moment then pulled out
u roll of $S5 in greenbacks and passed il
To buggy JIM, who no sooner got it
in his clutches than be and 'Faker joe"
lit out for parts unknown. The Texas
boys had left their REVIEWERS at their
boarding house or else there would have
been some craftsmanship displayed
The matter is now in the hands
of the sheriff, and these "slick"
gentlemen will, most likely, be caught
and given a chance TO answer to the
charges preferred by The Texas boy.
We have no sympathy for men who
will gamble on tobacco boxes" or other
confidence games with view to WIN
ming money. but when it comes to rob
berry of this kind, the perpetrators should
be brought to justice, and this gang" of
local confidence men aud thieves broken
up. We trust the sheriff or his deputies |
will meet with success in capturing
these "slick" gentlemen, who took the
fast overland walker" train for parts
and bring them to speedy jus |
fica
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Miss Mile Schell, on Saturday, pur-
chased of Mr. Bird handsome gold
watch, Louis XIV, stemwinding case,
also an elegant fourteen carat gold guard
chain, which weighed upward of seven
ty pennyWeights. and IL beautiful pair of
diamond ear-drups. Mr.. Charles Schell
also purchased at the same time fine
Wallham watch, stemwinder, all going
"a show that those who have the money
and want fine goods know where Ia get
them. Mr.. Birds stock Of watches and
jewelry speaks for itself, and needs only
inspection Ia induce sales. This morn
ing Mr.. Bird also sold to parties going
To the Indian nation. seven fine watches.
These continuous and heavy sales OF
jewelry indicate better than empty
words where the best place really ia Ia
purchase line jewelry at moderate prices
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NeosI,o IRnpId. Primaries.

NEosHO RAPIDS, June 1a, 1882.
Pursuant TO the call of the Central
Committee of Lyon county primary
meeting was held at this place June
10th ut 9 O'Clock p. m.
w. s. Cook was chosen chairman of
said meeting and o. F. Richmond secre-
tary. The chairman stated briefly the
object of the meeting after which MIR.
j. 81. Blue moved that J. J. Hewett, w.
A. WOrsler, O. F. Richmond and w. s.
Cook be elected delegates TO attend the
county convention at Emporia June 18th.
The motion prevailed and the chosen
delegates duly elected. 1t was further
moved and carried that Messrs. j. M
Blue, F. G. Brown, j. E. McLovel and
w. A. SnOddy respectively be elected
alternates all of whom were unanimous.
iy elscted.
No further business appearing meet
ing adjourned.
o. F. RICHMOND Sec.
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Thee old crows sat ON "a tree,
And they were black as crows could be
One old crow said 10 his mate:
what shall we do for grub To aies"
Buy Crow Flour of Fluker.
There is horse on yonder plain,
Which some bold hunter has just slain
Wen dy and perch upon his bone,
And pick his eyes out, one by one.
Brethren, sing-Buy your Crow of Flu
ker.
BY the ear load he ships this Crows
Down with yonr shoddy brands-see 'em
gol
ITS a fact without douBi, as you'll all
soon know
It's rs pure and as white as the beautiful
snow.
Sing-Buy your Crow Flour of Flukcr
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Yes, the Decker Bros.'s thrCe-corner
parlor Grand piano. and the first and
only one ever shipped direct To a music
house ia EInporia, was received 10y the
popular music house of Suppe and So
gard yesterday, and it is very fne in
sIrument, you can depend upon it. They
say they must and will be ahead in the
piano business
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A Fraud.

A few days ago party representing
himself as capitalist from Nebraska
came to Emporia and made a great
blow about establishing an iron man.
ufactory at this place, and even went so
far as to secure the promise OF lsnse of
the brick houses belonging to Dave Bra
gunier south of the railroad, and to order
lot of hands TO be on the ground this
morning TO commence the work of OK
cavation for an engine and other ma
chinery. But when the men gathered the
Nebraska gentleman failed TO materialize
and has not since been seen. Joe IIice
can give further particulars.
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District Court Proceedings.

TUESDAY, June Ia.
District court convened yesterday at
2 o'clock y. III.
The divorce case of NahafTy VS.. MahafTy
was called, and on motion of the defend
ant was continued until the September
term.
In the case of the state of Kansas VS..
Isabel Martin and E. d. Mosley, the de-
fendands waived arraignment and plead
ed not guilty and were rcmanded to
Jail to await trial. Several motions
were heard and court adjourned until
this morning at O'Clock, when jury
was chosen in the case of Ed French VS..
L. G. Wilcox from the following panel
q. w. BrYson, VIM. Hahn, w. ii. Nc
Mullen, G.. w. Lester, w. E. McCreary,
ThOs. Highwood, J. ii. Fcrren, D. G..
Ecret, u. II. johnson, J. L. Williams, S.
II. Howard, o. j. Russell, j. II. Davis,
Rees Davis, 7. T. White.
On motion the jury was discharged
and the case turned over to the court
who heard the evidence but has not
yet rendered a decision.
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We regret TO learn that w. +. Heather
Ington is so ihdisposed us TO he confined
to the house and disabled for editorial
work. lie has been fortunate, however,
in securing the services OF M. McCOWn,
in whose hands the interests of the Sen
iinel cannot suffer. We trust that Mr..
IIeatherington may be speedily restored
to health.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-15

Suppe II Sogard have ten fine pianos
in stock of the best makes, which is
more than have ever heen in EmpOria
at one time. That is what we call bust.
ness, aud they were shipped direct To
them and not consigned tO some one
else. Call and see them. Everybody
is welcome at their store.
SIrPE & SoGARD
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Surveyor Milliken, who has recently
returned from an extended trip through
the county, reports stock of all kinds
and in all localities as looking and do
ing well. Crops, especially wheat and
vegetables, are as fine as those of any
season in the past. Corn is also grow
ing rapidly and there is generally good
stand, and the farmers are expecting a
bountiful harvest.
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Nateht applied FOR.
The man is bounced who blocked the
door
At Flukcr's mammoth -four store;
The resurTectcd councilman
Are disentombed and live again;
The walks are cleaned, SO all who need,
May purchase Fluker's -four and feed.
How Flukcr "larfs'' and takes The cake
On brands of flour the Barreils make;
There's the Grow" very good brand,
And Good Luck" thc best, always ON
hand.
Upon This latter YOU can ever depend ;
Ii is the bakers aud the womans friend.
N. B-Fiuker's reputation, if you
only know il, he gets from his flour, not
ms "A poet. But he would insist, and
wouldn't desisi, thai his Good Luck"
was the best aud would stand The test,
rhyme or no rhyme. every lime. To Try
il, buy il, and bring your iucrc, for flour
to Fluker
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We are the exclusive agents IN Empo-
ria for Balls celebrated health corset.
on which there is no improvement,
Other dealers may try to palm off so
called Improvement. but If you want
Balls genuine health corset, which is
highly recommended by leading physL
clans, who say that "if the ladies icilI
wear corsets-and they generally will
this rs the one tn buy, rs it is less likely
to do them injury than any Other" you
will find il only at our establishment.
@. w. NEWMAN & Co.
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A CARD-With every piano or organ
we sell We give you the manufacturers
guarantee, and add our own also where
parties desire it. Any one who tells you
different will bear watching, and you
can set that fellow down rs fraud,
and come to US and we will help you
prove il. !. ID. Fox u Co.
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The attention OF Mrs. j. Gardner's
boarders yesterday was about evenly d.
vlded between the discussion of good
dinner and the fine points OF u young
'pOssum, which had stopped To rest under
one of the shade trees. The young
ladies pronounced it lust too lovely for
anything" and no one seemed inclined
To dispute them.
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The first of a series of piano recitals
will take place ut the music store Of
Suppe & Sogard tomorrow evening
The program will consist OF piano solos
and duets, and singing by the Amphion
Quintet club. Those TO whom invita-
tions have been extended will be admit
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a Juare,. ExperIenee.

Judge j. T. Bossier, of ST. Tammany
parish. La, and uf the State Legislature,
thus expressed his opinion to one of our
representatives: al have found st. ia
cO6s Oil To be very efiicacious in sprains
and bruises. In my opinion there is
no oil or linament equal t6 it"-NeE
Orleans (La) Times Democrat.
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WEDNESDAY, June 1


In the case of Joseph Hummerick.
house VS.. w. L. F. Harden, the jury re-
tired last evening and remained out IN
til 10 O'Clock, when they brought in a
verdict for tile defendant.
The following business was disposed
of to-day:
Hillerman 81 Mills VS.. NJ. w. Saw
yer; dismissed at cost of plaintiff for
want of prosecution.
p. Ii. Cowan vs. T. Johnson; judg-
ment for plaintiff for possession of the
property in controversy.
G. T. Barwick VS.. r. NJ. Mills; dis.
missed at cost of plaintiff for want Of
prosecution.
In the case of Bible VS.. Bible decree
of divorce and the custody of the chill
dren was granted the plaintiff.
Court then adjourned at O'Clock till
halfpast O'Clock tomorrow morning
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The prOudest man in town just now
is Harry Leibfricd, who is back from
Cleveland with his dogs, bringing with
him number of handsome prizes and
the happy consciousness that it was his
privilege to show one of the finest ken
nels of dogs in the country. You want
TO speak low and lift your hat when you
meet him.
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Bob E!slun brought in from the couR-
try, last evening, a large black snake
that measured some six feet, and placed
it in the street in front of Elstun & Sons
Office, where it attracted much attention
this morning. After tho populace had
Toasted their eyes upon the delunct rep
tile, it was removed to some secluded
nook for interment.
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Monday evening A, Cory, who keeps
u restaurant at the old Ivy Place, was
arrested for beating his wife. and lodged
in Jail. Next morning he had hearing
before Justice Bacheller, and was sen
fenced to Imprisonment for ten days in
the county Jail and to pay the costs of
prosecution, amounting to $l03j.
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Our thanks are due Mr.. II. J. Bird,
who placed in orr office this morning a
handsome thermometer, which comes
very acceptable just at this time. Mr.
B. has received large lot of signal
service barOmeters and storm glssses
which he holds at very moderate prices
and judging from the one before US
they are very fine indicators of the tenn
perature and weather.
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At meeting of a committee OF the No
Name society held last evening plans
festival to be held mt the Congregational
church next Wednesday evening, which
promises TO be one of the most eDjoya-
bic entertainments of The sensnn.
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Notwithstanding the Adams express
force has been somewhat reduced along
the line of the Santa Fee by the recent
changes instituted, Charlie Feist, the ef-
flcient agent here, has received AN addi-
tion Ia his force. It's ten pound boy
and arrived at his house Tuesday, The
father is doing well.
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Nh. Y. Richar,lson Wishes

Mrs. V. Richardson wishes us to say
that there has been in her family only
the one case of smallpox, that of her son
Edward, who is rapidly recovering and Is
almost well enough TO be out again. Re
ports that her girl, Sarah Burns, has the
disease are entirely false. Every pre-.
caution has been, and is still taken To
prevent the spread of the disease, and
not single person in the family, aside
from Edward. has developed any symp-
toms of smallpox.
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The board of regents of the state Nor
nal are holding their annual meeting AT
that institution We learn that there
will be no changes in the present facul
ty, all of whom save President WEIGH,
who resigned some months since, will
be rc-cmployed for another year.
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Parties wishing to procure lease of
abe grounds for reIreshment, etc, for the
Fourth of July celebration, at Sodcn's
grove, will do we'll To- consult w. Il.
Vail, who has charge of the grounds for
the EmDoria Rifles
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Perhaps "boss" Strong. boss" Segery
and the lickspittle of the Republican
will divide the political garments of Ly-
on county among themselves, and per
haps they won't. 1t is absolutely pa
thelic 10 see the railroad bosses weep
ing over the wrongs heaped upon the
people Of this county by the committee
They weep in chorus, while they pro
coed TO go for the main chance.
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Alex Blakemore, who was acquitted
last week in the Chase county district
court where he was tried on a charge of
assault and battery in connection with
The Babb shooting case, has been cm.
pl"ycd by Mr.. Beers us janitor at the
court house
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Would it not he advisable for more of
the Lyon county farmers to pay atten-
ton To the breeding and raising of hogsy
There appears. to be great scarcity OF
porcincs although they bring a hand
some price But there are none in this
country
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The Wrong Man.

Monday afternoon Marshal Bell re-
ceived a dispatch from Conductor Peck,
of the Howard branch, dated at Fuller
ton, saying: 81 have your confidence
man." referring to one of the parties
who had gone through the Texas boy,
as noted in yesterdays News. When
the Howard train reached the city it was
met at the junction by the marshal and
lot of interested spectators. The sus-
picioned man was taken in charge and
escorted to the Jail where he had little
difficulty in proving that he was not the
right man and securing his release.
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Farmers who wish good grade of
groceries can get it at Mcdonald ~
Larkin's. No cheap goods, that will
have to bc thrown away, pushed of ON
customers.
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Suppc, ut the 00c store, is. selling WIN
dow shades so fast that he had 10 order
twenty.four dozen more last Saturday.
This makes twelve gross since last Jan
nary he has bought.
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY, JUNE Is. 1851.
New Advertisements This wce,,

New Advertisements This Week
For Saic-StOck tanchc.
Pianos, etc Suppc a Sogard.
Soden's Grove AZ. Wait.
Corscts-ti. Newman 4 90.
Sewing Machines-Smith9 q Hail
Ncts-i' J tieiiman
Fiour-John Fluker.
card i ID. Fox q Co.
Stock l.. Rees.
MAnto'l- BlaekSmith's apprentice
Fine Watchcs-f. M. Fry.
Handsome uatchcs--!I ! Bird
Fourth Of Juiy-Q,utsrh & Iboan
Clothing Lewis Bros.
Flour and F,s..,i-D Dryer.
Public s,le-I. r Lambert.
koftc.- j ! 2 sheT.
Notice v talI MOEehos al
observation-disclosures & Br.'s
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WANTED-A good, able bodied young
man to learn the blacksmith trade. Can
get good situation 10y inquiring ut
Younggrcen & Smiths Sixth avenue
shooting shnp.
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MOEEy.-aluney la loan IN any
amount by the Central Loan aud Land
company, ut lowest rates. Call and see
us before making your loans, as we can
do Won good
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Deputy U. 5. Marshal Sloan, Of Che
topa. who arrived in Emporia yesterday,
lett to-day with Cyrus johnson, the man
who has been lying in Jail on charge
ritory.
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The appetites Of editors, and other at
fluent people, are now appeased with
new potatoes, but the generality of folks
can scarcely afford paying sky GEMS
peck for this luxury.
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OH Misses, mothers, sisters and
brothers, who oft have said my flour is
poor and poor my bread, hail, ye! The
flnur-more white than snnw-buy a
sack of Barreits Patent
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"Barnum's Baby ELEPHANT" is the
name OF II new and unique piano just re-
ceivcd by Snppe & Sogard, and Judging
by It's ''tone" it must be near kin To
Jumbo
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For SALE-Two good stock ranches
in Lyon county. Also l 400 head of
high grade Of Merino sheep. Call on or
address, j. X. FINLEY, NEWS Block.
Emporia, Kansas.
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X. Z. Torrington received this NOM
ing Il beautiful Mexican cactus in Iull
bloom from X A Sedgwick, who is run
ming a train on the beaver d Rio
Grandc road.