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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
a suecee.sful Ent.rtalpmsnt.

Among the many entertainments
given in Emporia this winter by home
talent none has proved more satisfactory
than that furnished by the No Name
Society at the Congregational church
Wednesday evening of last week.
The attendance was such as to en-
courage the managers of the enterprise
and those who took part in the exer-
cises, the house being considerably
more than two-thirds full. The per
Torrance opened by the reading of
Whittier's beautiful poem, BLOWERS in
Winter by Miss May Eastman, who is
becoming much of favorite at literary
entertainments, and whose part of the
program was well sustained.
The Arion Quartette Club, composed
o Messrs. Holmes, Fowler, Bennett and
Fletcher, were down for two numbers,
but these were so acceptably rendered
that at the close of the second they were
recalled by an enthusiastic encore to
which they responded to the great en-
| ioyment of the audience.
The piano performances of Mrs.
q. w. Newman were highly ap-
preciated and were given in the
best style of that accomplished musician
The trio by Mrs. Professor Fowler
and Professors Fowler and Nutting was
very happily selected and sung in man
ner which evoked marked tokens of ap
prevail.
Miss Bullene, of Lawp nee. whose ap-
p arance upon the platform was greet
ed with hearty applause frs
r, cited Unable Martin" From Whit
,ier. which, with appropriate tab
leaax, proved highly effective feature
OF The entertainment and enlisted ;
measure of admiration for the talented
lady who told the touching story of the
witch's child which deepened as sh'
held her delighted hearers spell-bount
by her charming recitation OF "AuI
Italiens, with amusical accompaniment
by Mrs. G. W. Newman. 1t would in
deed, be difficult to conceive of NOR
exquisite piece of word painting thai
Miss Bullene's rendition of this beauti
full selection from Merideth, and it
gifted author could wish for no NOR
faithful interpreter of the spirit G
poesy which pervades it than she VIII
brought out all of its subtitle beaut
so successfully last evening. TIL
enthusiasm which this perform
ance inspired found expressio
in such succession of cheers at its clos
that Miss Bnllene was constrained
honor the demand for an extra recitation
and by way of contrast, gave as an encO'
the highly humorous description {
Hunting for Mouse, lin manner whic
gave abundant evidence of the great We
satility of the lady who contributed S
largely to the success of the entertain
ment last evening, and whose visits
Emporia are always so thoroughly ell
joyed by our people.
The tableaux should not be forgotten
: Their arrangement reflected much cree
it upon those having them in charg
and went to increase the UNI of ii
evenings enjoyment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
Veteran Beaux.


beg leave here to give notice that by
the following mean no reflection on old
bachelors; on the contrary, I hold that
next to fine lady, the ne plus ultra, an
old bachelor to be the most charming
being on earth. Inasmuch as by living
in 'fsingle blessednes," he of course does
just as he pleases and if he has any gem
ius, must acquire a plentiful stock Of
whims, and oddities, and whalebone hab-
its, without which I esteem q man 70 be
mere beef without mustard, good fol
nothing at ali but to run on errands fol
ladies, take boxes at the theatre, and aei
the part of screen at tea parties, or 3
walking stick IN the street.
ImeTely speak of these old boys who in
fest public walks, -pounce upon ladies
from every corner of the street, and wor.
~, and frisk, and amble, and caper be
fore, behind, and round about the fash
ionabIe bellies, like old ponies In pasture
trying to supply the absence of youthful
whim and hilaFity by grimaces and grins,
and artificial vivacity.
/ have sometimes seen one of these
reverend youths endeavoriDg to elevate
his Wintry passions into something like
love, by basking In the sunshine of beau
ty; and it did remind me of an old moth
attempting to fly through pane Of glass
toward light, without ever approaching
near enough to warm itself, or scorch its
wings
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
HEAVY REAL ESTATE TRANSAC-
TON.
The Old Homestead Of Senator Plum
sold for RI2 900.

The Old Homestead OF Senator Plumb
Sold for $4,000.
On Tuesday of last week David Tay-
lor, Jr, of Columbus, Ohio. and H. E.
Norton, of this city bought the Senator
Plumb farm, half a mile west of the
city, paying therefor the snug sum of
$4,000 The sale was contaminated
through Norton's real estate agency.
A portion of this place was the Origi-
nal presumption claim of the senator,
and was entered at the Leeompton land
office by him in 1857. 1t was occupied
by him as homestead
before the war, he living on
the place with family which occupied
it. Verify dirt is getting little valu-
able in this neck of woods. The place
has a comfortable brick residence, fine
young orchard, some forest trees, and
perhaps eighty acres are under improve
ment. From 81 20, the original cost. 10
$50 per acre, is pretty good jump in
price if 1t has taken some time to make
it. The senator is to be congratulated
on the final outcome of his faith in this
piece of Kansas prairie, and we have no
doubt at all but that the purchasers will
find they have made profitable invest
ment. We understand Mr.. Taylor will
move here soon, and will probably TAKE
up his residence on the place.
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Normal Notes,

The Normal societies are non est. All
a called meeting of the Lyceum this
afternoon, after rejecting the resolution
of the faculty. the society adopted the
following:
WHEREAS, In view of the fact that
the faculty of this school have shown
their great desire 10 contribute &c
the intellectual advancement and
their deep interest in the literary cnl-
ture ofthe students, by 50 kindly pro
hibiting the societies the use of their
halls, be 1t
ResoEoed, That the Lyceum society adj.
journ TO meet on the call OF the presideu,
and further, that the president do moi
call a meeting during the present school
term, unless petitioned To so do by a
majority of the members.
The LITERAL also met and adopted
virtually the same measures. Aiasi ia
more.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
The Postonlce I,ulldinr soId

We learn that Mr.. VIM. Adds, a
thorough and energetic business man and
capitalist of Grand Rapids, Michigan
has purchased the building in which
the postoillce is located of Holmes &
Holden, and that having made stake
here he. will quite probably make furth
or investments with view of making
his home in this city. He is a man who
stands high in business ciIclcs, and will
be valuable addition to our growing
city. Mr.. A. stopped off the railroad
here in 1878 and again few day since
He was then so impressed with The
growth of Emporia that he wished tc
know more of the place and has finally
made AN investment which we trust will
eventuatc in profit to him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
ssOnIy a LOdger.''


Sickness is sort of early old age; it
teaches us a difidence in our earthly
state, and inspires us with the thought
of future better than thousand vol
umes of philosophers and divines. 1t
gives so warning a conclusion to those
props of our vanity, our strength and
youth, that we think of fortifying our
selves within when there is so little de-
pendence upon our outworks.
Youth, at the very best, is but be-
trayer of human life in a gentler and
smoother manner than age. When fit
of sickness tells me this tenement of my
body will fall in little time, am as
unconscious as was that honest Hiber-
Man, who, being in bed in great storm,
and told the house would tumble over
his head, made answer: "What care ]
for the housed I am only a lodgerp
When I reflect what an inconsidera-
BILE little atom is every man, with re.
specific the whole creation, methinks il
is a shame to be concerned at the re
moval of such trivial object as am
The morning after my exit, the sun will
rise as bright as ever, the plants spring
as green, the world will proceed in it,
old course, people will laugh as heartily
and many as fast as they were uSed tt
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

AS one of our employees was returning
from dinner he saw our altitu-
dinous friend Laughlin, formerly of the
News force, starting to work with his
dinner pail on his arm, mounted on q
diminutive specimen of the genus mule
When first seen the mule seemed To be
having things pretty much his own
way, for he had the bill in his mouth and
was going at 2 40 gait, while Laughlin
was calling to him to "whoaw Just
then the creature decided TO halt, and so
unlocked for was the decision that
Laughlin failed to stop, and landed in a
lump, dinner pail and edibles on top.
When last seen our friend had caught
the animal and was waiting at the gate
for more grub"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
Social Intelligence.

Lucy and Dan Jay gave Il pleasant
party to their young friends at the resi-
dence of L. L. Halleck on Merchants
street Thursday evening.
Seven couples of young people partici
pated in a very enjoyable card party at
the residence of j. V. Randolph, south
west of the city last Thursday evening.
The elegant suburban residence of
Hon. VIM. Jay, was the scene last Thurs
day of delightful social gathering,
about fifty guests, mostly married peo-
pie, having assembled in response TO
invitations extended by Mr.. and Mrs
Jay and Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Halleck, to
enjoy the hospitality of one of the most
delightful homes in the city.
The evening until IL o'clock was
pleasantly spent by the guests in prom
enadiDg through the handsome apart
ments of the commodious mansion, mu-
sic being discoursed on the piano
and violin, which added much to the en-
joyment of the OCCASION. At the hour
above named supper was announced and
the doors to the refreshment rooms were
thrown open, disclosing tables furnished
with a profusion of good cheer, the
mere sight of which proved an lncen-
tive TO appetite. The supper was pre-
pared on the most elaborate scale, and
the rare excellence of the viands was
amply aitested by the eager manner in
which they were discussed. the genial
host meanwhile INDUCING in flow of
pleasant badinage which induced gen.
eral spirit of mirth around the we'll
filled boards.
At the conclusion of the repast dane
ing was inauguratsd, which continued
until after O'Clock, and just before the
guests took their leave Miss Bullene, of
Lawrence, acceded to general request
for recitation, and gave in her excel
lent style fine selection we'll suited to
her dramatic powers. The evening was
one which it will always be pleasure
10 remember, and was thoroughly en-
joyed by all who participated in its de
lights.
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Real Estate Transfers

1 E Lambert to B Warren, undivid-.
SEQ "A. 81, IL I,OOo 90
OF e x Of sec p and und x or ne
Of sec q, q II. 1000 90
N j hammond m TO George Plumb. X -'O "
of ne Il. is, u -: -: 500 90
= Of 4 10, Il, l2 ,.-.-.:..... 500 90
acres in is, 10. -..,........ 1900 90
of sec 10. I9, II -. $40 90
2. 10. i: $3.50. 800 90
e u 80. Is, ID -. 434 20
r. al II Of sec % 9. =! offs oe Of sO U5
= Of 81, and sections 81, Is, % 80
and 80. all in township 16 range 10
Porter e S L Ruggics, x ofnw =
H Lamb L u; to to F King, e.9 of sex 90 %
j F + aS; er stein to BOSNIAN, W iOi0 20
of s. N i. is. ,....-.. -: LOCO 90
NJ Hare and husband 70 p II Kuhn,
l6. 10 $50 90
A p Jones 70 70 5 s. ii Dodge. x of ~ %
M II I, Il; II .o5o 90
Is, L, l.OsO 90
acres in IS. Is: II -. ....--..-., 1900 co
Lyon county to H Dunlap, n AMI
4 favor 70 John i Il b uS ofn I'D
v o hendehhsil to Ed Griaith. sex ~ ~
W q n aendenhail to John D conditt.s 'OO 20
IL I 4 T Bishop TO III Fierce. 5 v Z L. iOOO "
81 4 norton 70 w N pike. lot IS Cedar so "
street, Ryan's addition 1880. 30 90
HoEnsby to Sisters Of st Francis,
lots Is and % Exchange street.. 800 CO
W W Hibben TO II CANNES, lot
Sylvan street .-....-.......- CD 90
Joseph Perrier 70 o Dowd, lots So and ~
Al Cottonwood street ....-...-- 100 co
w r. Graves % A W Henning. lot 9ss
Commereial street -. 100 90
II Dale to = Dale. g feet on " cod
lots 50 and g Mechanics street 1000 90
Il aerchanis Street -. a. OOo 90
= HorRsby 10 II Steele, lot Ill RG-
Annie Damond TO David Taylor. "
lots lis, III and lI3 Neosho street aoo1 Oh
II Crowner 20 Z = lsouseT. lot II Mar
meod 70 Reed. lot % Rural & no 3 =
Dun0nd 20 ID G Allen. let % Ex-
J 4 Sosas % d 5 jilI, lot ias soosho '''OO "
street .s4.-t5ss .'s,........, Iaz "a
Tbomp.oa 70 saass Carter. lot iis :. "
3 I:saber q ) y v arrsa. lot. no 10 %
ard rs state ss,se. 1000 90
block NgEalA4s addition go On
EmpoTia ltetat Ia 20 81 q whitley 90
feet % = side u Let ~ and s u ios
e Asfshaa,s ,stssst -, -. 5000 co
end : cesstltatiea street 49,, go. 300 %
y ilyae g Ataa . o.eoaaeii. tota So
Welmas % II 4 Jones. los %
:. Ey,sas street :, ,......;,......;. i,iTs 90
YES .ss.Eest .....;.. -. rs %
iss iaa oenasreisi .stfsss ..-s...... l.sOO 90
&seRsnies strsst -,Ae'. 10. =. 800 0
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

A letter bearing date of January 25Ih
and mailed from the Sandwich Islands
was received last evening by Mrs. Isaiah
Jones from her husband, who started
some weeks since to New Zealand. In
it he stated that the journey from San
Francisco to Honolulu had taken eight
days, and that sixteen more would be re
quired for the remainder of the voyage,
He was N good health at the time Of
writing and has enjoyed his experience
on the briney deep.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

4 card party of about ten couples en-
joyed delightful evening ut the resi-
dence of Jacob Taylor on Constitution
street Wednesday. The gathering was
in honor OF Mr.. Steve Davidson, of Hi.
nois, who has been visiting his brother
Thad in this city for some weeks. Re.
freshments were served and royal good
time is reported by all who were pres
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
Fruitland FLASHES.

WEDNESDAY, March I, 1857.
T. II. Stanley returned from his semi.
annual visit to the Indians. We had
heavy rain accompanied by consider
able hail on Monday last. :. f. .Abner
Lamb is dangerously i'll. DR.. A. T.
Wright attends him. Rev. VIM. Perry
has returned. Ezra Hiatt and son
have sold their farm to Maj. Hood.
John Bond has removed to the Lord
farm. j. E. Windon has removed to
the VIM. Stanley firm. Stock il
looking very we'll. Our school has
closed for the present. LIT.
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A Good Appointm.n,.

IL affords us pleasure TO note the APP
poiniment and confirmation of X. Mac
Lehman as city assessor at a special ses
sion OF the city council last week.
His appointment last year resulted in one
oil the most thorough and impartial can
vases ever made of the taxable property
OF the city and the mayor and council
could not have done wiser thing than
to again vest this important trust in q
gentleman SO thoroughly fitted for Its
successful accomplishment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Considerable excitement exists among
the Norma lstudents in regard to an or.
der of the faculty excluding the So
cieties from the privilege of the 50
ciety halls and of the building after
p. m, Friday. THIS order was the re-
suit of the societies not incorporating
in their constitution a former resolution
of the faculty, excluding all members
from holding office or voting, who are
not in regular attendance at school
We learn that a number of the mem
bers are in favor of continuing theiI
meetings elsewhere.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Hartford Call: Charles Shaver will
move his family to Emporia next week,
having concluded to go into the butcher
business with John Anterior, of that
place. Mr.. Shaver has been one Of our
most enterprising citizens, aud we re-
greL to lose him.
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TuI1nsnAY- March .

Don't forget the concert TO be held at
the Nj. E. church Friday, March 10th,
under the auspices of the Musical
Union. The proceeds will be devoted
to paying off the tornado debt on the
church. :. Dance at w. w. Logs last
Saturday night instead of next Satur-
day. The saw mill is again in opera
ton. Wild geese are flying north in
great numbers. :. Farmers have COM
menced sowing oats and are making
arrangements to commence planting
corn the first of the month. Weather
exceedingly nice.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

The late residence of w. r. Ewing
on Fifth avenue. which was recently
rented by L. C. Noise, representing
James s. Co.. of Kansas City, was taken
possession of Friday by his mother, sis
ter and two brothers, who will make
their home in this city. We hope they
will ind Emporia an agreeable place o.
residence, and that they may become fix
lures in our beautiful city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

What have we here? A splendidly
gotten up five column Daily Patriot
from Burlington. We suppose it will
be issued during the session of the con-
ference in that city, but it would be
good thing for Burlington to have it
regularly.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Senator Plumb is one of the board of
directors of the American Electric Light
Company, owning a number of patents
for producing light by electricity in the
state of Kansas, and in Kansas City and
st. Joe, in Missouri. The capital stock
is 100000 divided into shares of 800
each. The officers of the company are
G. C. Wheeler, president; w. II. Ward,
vicc-president, and N. r. Baker, secre.
tary and treasurer.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Mr.. Addison Liggett, who recently
purchased n stock farm on Jacobs creek,
arrived with his family from Westline,
Missouri, February %. and will take
possession of his new home forthwith.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09
OUR CLUB LIST
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fit OF Both Old and New Sub

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can club THE NEWS with nearly every peri
odical of any general note published in the
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will ind that we can furnish thens In con-
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publisher
The subscription price OF THE WEEKLY
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give list Of some Of the prominent peIiodi-
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

L. o. Trueblood, while repairing a
pump for Tom Lewis on Wednesday,
fell down the well, TO depth of 35 feet,
but strange to say, aside from getting a
thorough wetting. he was not injured.
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Notiaa of Final Settlamant.

Notice Is hereby given to the creditors and
all others interested in the estate OF jesse
Branson, 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. the
81 day Of April, 1882. and on That day. or -
soon thereafter Is the same cal be beard;
and that at the time OF said settlement she
will make application TO the said court for
an allowance for her services as admiAistTA-
trix OF said estate. ELVIRAH BRANSOH.
son. deceased. VITA
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FINE STOCK RANCH

IN OR sALKs-A fne stock ranch ~ ca
acres. situated in southern RaneaS- Io0
acres In cultivatfoEs enclosed VFffh q 1000
fence; large proportion bottom land. =, sez,eS
timber; creek rulnlzG entire tsngfh ~ e1rsa
three colrAlss unitEatted upland range Cor ga
sc o. aneefs geod house. orchard, go Fos
GEORGE Smith.
WonsfYu. Cease o. Kaa-
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There are six OF seven cases of scarlet
foyer at Hartford. We regard this dis
ease with more terror than We do small
pox. and great care should be used that
IL does not get TO Emporia
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Jenkin Rees purchased of David
Lloyd Feb. 2S 100 acres of land in
Emporia township for which he paid
$500. The land is four miles south OF
the city
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

H. G. Miller. of Bsllfontaine. Ohio, is
at the Coolidge. He is prospecting for
stock ranch In Kansas and is duly i'm
pressed with the beauties OF Emporia.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NYoTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN and all others interested IN the eatate
OF Joseph 8. Davis. deceased, that the under
court OF Lyon county, Kansas. commensinR
on HondBy. April Sd. A. D., 1Se1
JANE DAVIS,
THOMAS ARHOR.
9-4t Executorn.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

J.V. Randolph shipped sow and
two pigs to Frank Richardson, of Rice
county, Friday, for which he received
seYentY.fiYe dollars.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Gardening is the order of the day
and you can hear great deal of phil
osophy about rising early and toillng
in the garden.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

~We viii furnish TIE DAILY NEWS
for sin aaosfss and any ono OF the above peri
odEcsIs for enc ger fog ore dollar more than
above.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

aEsthetic Damsel." The most charm
ing decoration for plate Is good piece
of beefsteak with well cooked potatoes
and just 3 sufhciency of gravy. It'll la
over trailing vines any day.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Stella, four year old daughter of ID.
F. Upton, died at the family residence
Thursday at 3 O'Clock, of measles.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Measles have made sad inroads in the
school taught by A. w. Strbbs in the
Hallberg district, southeast of the city.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

The death of j. II. Cowan is the first
which ever occurred in the endowment
rank of the Knights of Pythias, of this
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

T. NJ. Fry received new lot OF satin
lined watch trays Wednesday, which
add much to the appearance of his
show casaa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

The funeral of John II. Cowan was
conducted Thursday by the knights oil
Pythias, of which order he was a mem
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-09

Sheep and cattle are already feasting
on the new grass which is springing up
on the praries.
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Notice to Printsrs.

Estise Is hereby given that sealed bids vii
be received as the County Clerks once in the
Il O'Clock m, Of the 1ztb day Of March, iss2,
for furnishing Lyon county with all necessary
blanks and for doing the County Job Print
ing for one year from said date: bids 10 sfafe
THAT quality OF material will be used and tn
include y. =. and full sheet blanks printed
on one or beth sides.
The right to reject an bids Il reserved.
By order OF the Board FebFnsry, 18th, 1ss9.
WI. r. EWING
CognRv Clerk
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Randolph & Randolph sold ten young
brood sows TO Elstun & Sons Friday
for 5000.