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Z 1rks carl ar.1lsr Case.

The jury in the Carl Miller perjury
case wentou yesterday Immediately Of
ter The, noon recess and did not come il
till this morning, when it was announced
that they disagreed. standing seven fol-
acquitlal and FIVE for conviction. The
charge of perjury was based upon evi
dence given By the defendant in the
coaxt OF Justice Bachelor in October, to
the 4aeet that lac never had engaged in
the liquor traffic, that he had
never seen nor sold liquor to Otis
Campbell and sChas. Kirkpatrick, who
swore to having purchased whisky o.
him which was producediA court. The
same testimony was adduced in the
Trial in the district court, and in add
lion 10 the evidence of Campbell and
Kirkpatrick Marshal Bell swore that hs
had seen these two witnesses enter Mil
ler's place ON the day specified in the
charge .ou which the defendant
was first arrested for violat
ing the prohib4ory law. This taken il
connection with tue fact that Miller
hadjust been convicted on two charge:
of selling liquor, secmed to make pref
~ plaiucase, but Notwithstanding the
character of the proof tending TO estnb
fish the guilt Of the defendant, the ma
iority of the jury stood for acquittal. L
has been said that there is nothing
harder than TO convict man of perjury
ami in the light of the present, case W.
are prepared TO believe it.
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]. e. Torrington, one of the proprie
tors of the red front shoe store, has iden-
tined himself with the First National
bank of Topeka, and left Empo-
ria Tuesday to accept the position OF
paying teller in that institution. Mr..
TorIingion occupied similar position
at Sunburry, Pennsylvania, far twelve
years, aud his present movement is in
pursuance of his original purpose.when
he came tO Kansas. The many fri, nds
which hs aud his family have made dur
ing their stay in our city will part with
them with regret, and will ever feel a
deep interest in their future welfare.
Mr.. Torrington will retain his interest
in the shoe business in this city which
will he continued under the manage
ment Ct b. N FuInam, who arrived from
Topeka Monday.
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ARnuNn rnWn

The public schools arc having vaca
ton of a week.
There is a melancholy rumor preva-
lent to the effect that Emporia is To have
bicycle club.
The Arion Quar;elte club will assist
in the services nj the Congregational
church next Sunday. 95
It'd. Bragunier & Bro. are making
repairs at the rear end OF their grocery
house at No. 40 Commercial street
e. E. Holuie, purchased tile Epstein
mare from o. F. sawyeF Men8aE. She
is one of the Test roadslers In this sec
tiOn. s@-A1 ~ ~
J. w. Wellman has purchased the
property Of Elizabeth Wrath. on 1Aicr.
chants street near South avenue. The
price WAS $3.50. ers
Ventilating shafts are being placed in
the new school house on Constitution
street. 10 improve the action of the fur
naces.
One of the best hack horses or j.. r
Pruyn died of piak-eye Tuesday,
making the fourth animal he has lost
since last June.
A little son of Chas. Lyman ruptured
the teRdons OF his aFm while playing
with his sister on Saturday, and the in,
jury is very painful.
City Assessor MaoI. eEnan has com
pleted his canvass of Weat and Rural
streets, and finds the increase in the
valuation of real estate, over the last
assessments, to be $4,000.
Heidrick &c Go, condemned the build
ing used by the Catholics as a school
house on last Saturday, and have beer
ordeEe TO prepare plans and speciGca
nons for a new one, costing $4,000.
A silk toilet set belonging TO Mrs
L. NJ. Bennett, painted in English watel
oslors by her brosheF, A. Lyman Foote
OF bloomington, Illinois, is on exhihi
lion ia lhe NipdaV Of /. u. Fox S Co.
MS B5bertsop, Of Colorado, assisted
by some of the young ladies aud gentle
men of the city Will give characteI
concert IN the course Of a few weeks
Further particuiarsVFill be found ID oul
local advertising columns,
James Phehis who rseenil seld hil
farm Eve miles southwest at the city
has purchased the Evans properly OF
South Rural street and will take pos
session in q few weeks The sale wa.
made by MahlOn Stahbs- E4is,4f.
The latest scheme in Emporla Is 1
grand amphitheatre which is Materials
ing among some Of our capitalists, ana
which will embrace dancing hall, (,
parlor skating rink. a nataturian, etc
We hear it animated that such an in
| provemeph or a fine restaurant witt
French fats above. VIII so ppcn u
lots north OF the Coolidge soma tim,
during the present season.
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The temperance people of Emporia
should not forget that the local enforce
ment OF the prohibitory law depends
very largely upon the vigilance of the
city marshal, aud ti.1i to insure the
services of an officer who will be instant
10 season and out of season in securing
the arrest of yiolators of the law, coun-
ciimen will have to be selected who are
in sympathy with that end. The effective
work accomplished in the direction OF
suppressing the liquor traffic in Empo-
ria has been very largely due to the
efforts of Msrshal Bell, and it is all i'm
portant to the temperance cause that he
shall not be supplanted 10y a man VINO
is hostile 10 the vIndicaIIon of the Law
and disposed TO favor the liquor inter
est, This issue should be kept squareiy
ia view q; the approaching spring
elections, and IL tho friends of order and
sobriely exercise due vigilance and zeal
in putting forward and electing the right
kind of men as guardians of the ciiy's in
tercsls, the battle against rum which has
been so nobIy begun viii be carried on
to successful termination.
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A New Church.

Rev. HI. Christians, general mission
AIRY OF abe A. M. E. church, whose head
quarters era At Quindaro, is in the city
in the interest of new church for the
construction (which PLAYS have already
been perfected. The edince wiH be To-
Gated on the lots At tho corner of Sixth
avenue and Congress street, which were
purchased by the trustees yesterday.
The cost Of the structure willibe $4,000,
Of which $500 has been subscribed. II
lie expected that the remainder can be
rSised among our citizens, aud We have
40 doubt but that the people will cheer
fully cid 80 worthy an undertaking. The
matter Is in the hands Ofa board com.
posed Of che following RSmed gentle
men: President, Rev. II. r. OhlsIians
Treaanrer, J. r. Stafford; Principal, w
i. Smith, Secretary, Rev. Mr.. Fsrgu
son. Assistant secretary, G. ". 5. Lew
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Asoo in.Cash Prizes.

1t is only few years since Messrs
Hiram, Sibley & Co., were known at all in
the seed business, but in those few years
they have advanced with such wonder
ful rapidly that they are now uniyer-
sally recognized as leading seedsnfen.
Theirwarehouse at Rochester is nam
moth building nine stories, high, while
in Chicago they occupy a i've story
building, and have no room 10 spare.
MT Sibley is widely known as propfie-
tor of the 20 900 acre Eullixant farm in
Illinois, said to be the largest cultivated
farm in the world. Here over 1900
acres were last year devoted to seed
raising. -
Just now the firm are especially de.
sirons of obtaining all information cal
culated to fit them for the most intelfi.
gent service of their many customers in
the south. To thia end they are Offer
ing $500 in cash prizes for the best es.
says on gardening ia the southern
states. These essays must come from
those practically acquainted with all tht
conditions affecting the subject, and the
decision regarding their respective mer.
its will be made by weIl-knoWB and sd
mitteily competent judges. Full par
ticulars can be obtained by addressing
Hiram Sibiey & Co, Seedsmen, at ethel
Rochester, n. Y, or Chicago. Ill. -
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mREKA ErCHINGs.

MONDAY, March IS.
The snow has not all disappeared as
yet, but the roads arc in miserable
condition. The railroad contractors
are about disguised with the weather.
:. Captain White, of the Wichita Bea.
con, in company with another gentle
man, last week bought the fine herd of
sheep belonging to L. v. Hardness,
which consisted of .1,30O head. The
price paid ranged from So to SO per
head. !. The township trustees of Green
wood county decided at their meeting
last Monday to assess all kinds of prop
erty at its cash value. This is wise
move and should be followed by all the
counties in, the state. Judge Lille
seems not TO be improving in very en-.
couraging manner, and hopes of his re-
covery are about abandoned. /. !. Reports
are in from the neighborhood between
here and Severy of two deaths
from smallpox, and three very
severe cases now on hand, all
in the same family. Those who
died were not Vaccinated This is the
6rst report Of the disease from Severy.
All means are being tried to keep it
from spreading. -. An ex;judge and an
ex-ssste treasurer of Missouri were in
our city last week looking for location
fora stock ranch AT the late meet.
ing Of the III. e. conferdnce Rev. c. w.
GullettWas returned to this charge for
another gear, whereat our Methodist
brethren are very much pleased. !.
snow-balling was INDUCED in by all OF
our citizens last week. The big and lit.
tie, male and female, all took hand in
the exhilarating sport. Well wager
anickle that the railroad hands nov
Adopting here are the quietst set of men
IN the state. There are nearly hun.
dred Of them and We have net heard of q
single drunk or fight by any of them
yet Verify, Eureka is model town
.esl..s J. HAWKER.
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APLEAsANr Social EVENT


Ceasbraston Of the wooden wedding Of
Mr.. and AIrs. s. r. Hall.
One OF the enjoyable events Of the
season took place At the residence of
8. r. Hall, on Saturday evening. 1t
was the flfth anniversary Of their mar
rage and consequently their wooden
wedding" The spacious residence
was Allied with n merry-making crowd,
consisting Of the family relatives and
membeEs Of the Christian church.
Among the presents were one Of Root
8 sous upright pianos, presented by
Mr. TO Ma Hall; . bed room set pre-
sented by Mrs. Halls father. Mr.. g,
II. Ramsey; a hat rack, given by r. l.
and Eva Lott. Resides these there were
q whole stack Of smaller articles Of
wood llnely wrought The company
was treated 10 apples, cakes aaa lemon
ade 70 their hearts content
At a lass honr, amer expressing de
Sire that in the far future, amid childFeI
and grand chllarsn, We might be per
miited TO celebrate their golden wedding
fhe party adjourned.
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After the Dead Rest..

A meeting ofthe grocerymen of EN-
pOria was held last evening at the office
of Chas. Fletcher and a grocers' protect.
i've association was formed, with the iol
lowing officers: J. T. Burton, president;
John Bay. vicepresident; N. B. ireland,
treasurer. The object of the association
is 70 protect the members from being
vIctimized by dead beats, Of which, we
are informed. there are quite number
In this community. and whose habit II
has been to buy goods at place rs
long as credit could be had, and when
the dealer closed down to play the same
game on the next man who would trust
them. Under the rules of the associ2
ton It will be the duty of each member
to keep q list of all such customers and
report them at the regular monthly
meetings, and it is hoped this plan will
prove effective in breaking up system
of swindiing from which the business
men Of the town have already suffered
too long.
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The HARrFoRD News.
EDITED By DoskAs.
MONDAY. March 10.

= MONDAY, March IS.
On Saturday the streets we're crowded
with teams. Maxson 6 Lamphear ara
giving their new business front coat
Of paint. ]. W. Crawford is doing the
work. The infant twins of James
Duckett died and were buried yesterday.
The Ii. E. Sunday achooI is supplied
with nsW singing books. the Sabbath
Queen.p. Michael Reveal, new com.
er, has formed copartnership with s.
81. Burton in the smithing business. -
J. VI. Henry has removed. in the Ian
guaee Of Guiteau, much to The regret Of
sseae Of his creditors. F. Brogan has
sold 1900 bushels of corn to Martindale
q Schultz, Of Darlington. Kansas, at "a
cents per bushe1. Il is being shipped
from here by car, Burnheisel & Keil
intsnd fitting up their hall to be occu.
pied as residence Good by dance. :.
The Saturday evening practice by The
cornet hand il very enioyaaIe-a little
| distance lends eRch&ntment. The boys
deserve much praise for their pluck and
perseverance,. .Dr. g. W. Sutton viii
commence work on his new business
house. IN . few days, and will push the
work iii completed.
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The READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE zEAs.
TUESDAY, March IA.

TUESDAY, March IA
Considerable excitement has been
caused here lately on account of mad
dogs, quite number having been in
the neighbOrhood biting other dogs and
hogs, which has caused slaughter of
dogs to commence. .Mr.W II. Severy
found three large steers rubbing them
selves and showing so much pain that
they were killed. It Is not known
whether they were bitten by q mad dog
or had the itch. :. Rev. j. W.sAndersOn
departed to-day for Harper City,.
Theodore Simair is fencing in a hun
dred acres south of the railroad. C.
w. Hetbe is hauling lumber for new
house to be built on his half section
some three miles south of town
Mr.. Oliver Nickle of Iowa is visit
ing his brother David Nickle after a
parting of thirty years. Several new
families have lately moved in and sew
eral more are expected soon.
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A Grand Union Festival will he given
at jays orerA hou%e on Frid ~ aud Sat
urday evenings March 17th and 18th, the
proceeds Of which will be applied to the
construction of new house OF worship
for the A. NJ. f congregation of this
city. The admission win be ten cents,
and the following program of exercises
has been arranged:
LIST. At 10 O'Clock gold crown will
be conferred upon the handsomest lady
in our presence.
ID. There shall be a cake out OF
which . live pigeon shall come. The
person who shall first catch the pigeon
after leaving the cake, shall be awarded
a gold dollar
Sd. A Gold SCI of earrings and pin
will he given To the lady who receives
the greatest number Of votes for the set
4th. Lectures, and singing by the
Choir.
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wHEA.

WHEAT. -
The follewing excellent ssleStion -
furntzhe1i fog pahlicatios By Dr.. Thos.
sArmor. OF this city.
- wa ma6s b Be estsn.
And not 20 be dkABks
no Be shFsshea IA ; barn.
Not SOAKED IN Z saaks
CONS as , blessing
When pas through . miiIs
A altshs snd : eaFse
Wien FS.A tAroGgtl SSH
ELake ne mp iato loszes
Ard your ehildr are fed;
hut Il intn drink
TwfI starve men iasteaa 8
Thea rsnenbeE &c uArAi4g:
Nv Strength IN enpleY
II eaten 20 st.e1SfheAs
II arEnk. . destEgy.
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The Emporia Rifles desire to return
their many thanks to the ladies amt
gentlemen who so kindly assisted them
in the production of sour Heroes" and
to the press in general for their free
advertising, also to the citizens of EN-,
poria who so literally paironized their
entertainments.
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Quarterly Areetine,s.

-
Elder Rice has announced the first
round Of quarterly meetings fors Empo-
ria district for the present conference
year as follows.5 fi5 ~ lss1 ~ s
Hunib6ldt, March % Moran go, even.
lug; Garrett circuit, Is; Lola, ApriI i;
Colony. 2. evening : Ottawa, 81 Prince.
ton and Peoria, Q. evenings Williams
burg, Is; Melvern, 10. evening; Climax,
10; Eureka circuit, "a, Yates Center
20; Virgil, go; Eureka, SO, evening
Madison. May f;AperIcus, IS; Dunlap
IA afterRconi Cedar Point, 49, Cotton
wood Falls, a0s SafEond, 81, evening
Reading, 81 Emporia, %, evening; Ne
osho Falls. June 8 / Leroy, 4, evening;
Hartford, 8; Stravn, 10; Burlington, ii,
evening; Mineral Point, II Garrett, IS
evening. s,ss5
Sunday evening services mean Mon,
day. quarterly cohfereDces, District
stewards meeting at Burlington, Tues
day. April Ie al 2 O'Clock p. m.
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During the year ending March LIST,
1882, final proof has been made on 6,640
acres Of Kaw land in Lyon county, all in
Americas and Agnes City townships and
it has become subject to taxation. Final
proof has also been made on 5G3 acres of
homestead lands in different sections of
the county, which also becomes taxable.
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The AMERlcus News.
mIrn MaHnnrnM.p
TunsnAy. lTarch u.

1ukenA4s Mafch IA
The Americas meat market Is 10 have
= new coat Of paiat applied iatsrnaily.
Meantime The yender of meat viii hold
forth in lse agricultural depot. "A
gentleman b. the name Of FHliz while
ltrsdiag ct Ieah RzOa- Inadvertently iest
his pocket book, oOrsssniag : go bill
|lytag "a Tie counfeF and when he eoEe
20 look faE +, Il was gone. Several par.
ties HpEe slanding aEnund Il me time.
+ + irst 70 cay that suspicion does not
poins to any one at the present time.
and where Is has gore 3 3 matssg af
mystery .Geuzee MeAuIy and his
mother tetnEaed hom Illinois Saturday.
George reports peach trees in full bIoom
sad mud beyond compaxisons He also
eaya DE whest fields IN the southeEn
pazt of DE state look exEesdingly ane
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We learn from Mr.. viii Sunderland
who came down from the "Grose'' last
Tuesday that the Fatiniiza company
had crowded house on Saturday even
Ing and cleared about 500, more than
enough to make up for the shortage Of
their EmDoria engagement.
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AtIlle Cd cent etOre.

POSTPONED Owing TO the bad wealth
CT a March 9ih, the great sale of choice
stock and farm implements at the farm
of l. JaInes. one mile south of Ameri-
Gus, has been postponed till Wednesday,
March 22nd, al which time il will posi-
lively take place. rain or shine. No
further posipouements. Remember the
data and a,laca
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Council Grove. Knnsas.

I have just added to my jewelry de-
partmeut nice line of rolled gold vest
ehains and solid silver vest chains; also
IA.iitS' necklaces and watch guards in
rolled g',id goods and which guaran-
Tee. 10 lie arsG class OF money refunded.
Call aud rxsnlne my goods and get
prices. w. II. SUPPE,
A. ,l,e % cant etora
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Commonwealth: Engine No. 1871,
pulling freight train, ran into some
cars On the Las Vegas division, Mon
day, and piled two cars ON the top of
her, which caught fire and were burned
as well ms the engine No "ne was hurt,
Sc far "a heard from.
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Miss. nj. J. Adams returned Tuesday
from the East, where she has made ar
rangemenrs TO bring to Emporia large
nninber or pianns and organs, the form
er frOm New York and the latter from
Kansas CRY aud Chicago. These in
strumenIs Will be sold ut greatly reduc-
al prices. For further particulars call
at the corner Of Commercial street and
Tanih avenue
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A new turn-table. four feet longer than
the old one. is being constructed at the
Santa Fe switch yard. Other improve
menis are in progress. among them The
flooring Of u portion OF the new stalls
of the round house for the reception OF
machinery from Topeka.
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Janls eduiscsatsoa Of aFlioiss. Of bod i

alIs Bduitesatson Of articles of eOod Il
heoeniing a very serious question, and
IL is relief 20 every one when assured
that the articles they. bug are unques-
fionabiy pare. ~ s-s.sa-, go
The Notice 10 C0nsumersh In ouf
columns, Of the Boston Sugar Refinery
OF Boston Mess eEIsognces 20 is rusto-
measures 10 guarantee To Them absolute
freedom from adultsrafion Of ali It's
products Their course should meet
with hearty approval.
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Thanks 1roua the Ladies: Hsnevolspt
- M Socsety. -ss ~

At a meeting Of the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society held Saan4day, March 11th,
al 5 O'Clock p. m, the following resoia-
tions were unanimd y voted = =
ResoIusd, That in bsksIR of th6ss who
ere dependent upon orr charity this 90,
cIetY tender their grateful. aokpovI Ledge
manfs to hon. Wna jay for the gratai-
tous use of his opera house Cor the late
charity ball in addition to his liberal
cash donation.
To Col. Whitley. I. Z. PerIex ana D,
s. Bill Tor their Efficient services IN So
iiciting donations.
To the Knights Temp1ar Band for de-
| lghkful music discouFsed cis the occa-
sion. - rs - ls7ks s
To the Empoaa Social Q0adriIie Club
foFsthe free use Of theis canvass. 80
10 THx NRWBEand .Rep1biican soe
| printing and publishing withoht charge.
To the citizens for the charisy, gener-
osity and 1fbAfaiity displayed b them
is tEeir hearty responEe 20 the call OF The
lspeie&y for material aid.
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Choice lois on Commercial and other
streets la C.pley's addition are now Tor
sale. Goo title. good soil. high ground
and adjaceaI lnts make them desirable.
A plss at Ihs lots may be seen at Ellen
Plumb's t.Ook store. For terms address
Z. y. McCoILOM,
Conacil lrova Kansas
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PUBLIC SALE.--I will offer for sale at
my old farm on the Cottonwood, ~
miles southwest of Emporia, on Tues
day. March 81, 1882, commencing at 10
o'lock a. Ca. the following described
property: HOrses. cattle and hogs,
tArm implements and household furni-
ture; alao one thoroughbred bull.
Terms OF sale.-All sums under Ave
dollars, cash; all aims above five dol
Iars, IL months time will be given with
out lnterest IL paid at maturity; IL not
paid at maturity 10 bear interest at IL
per cent. JAS II. PHEANIs.
II w PRARsAIa,. Ealesman.
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Thanks

wish to return my sincere thanks 10
the many friends aud 10 the members of
the Emporia lodge, Knights of Pyihias,
for their kindness tn myself and family
during our bereavement.
Mrs r. S. CowAN,
Dow Greek.
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will guarantee To save you % TO 90
per cent. an all queensware. glassware,
lamps, etc, that you may want. Do not
pay 70 cents for cup and saucer when
you can buy the best English goods at
so cents per SCI at the 0ne.ptice 30 cent
store or w. II. suppe.
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Csuaipg.-TAs HOLMAN EpE'isb OPeru

Company.
Col. whitley has closed an engage
ment with the Holman English Opera
Company which will appear at his
opera honsc on the evenings of April
10Th and 11lh. Their repertoire en-
braces Patience. Billy Taylor, Asscotte,
Giroae-GiEaGa Pinafore, Magic slipper.
etc, AaA e is likely that the two first
named will he produced in this city.
Among the 4rtists c0nnected with the
combination are Miss Bessie Louise
King. . popular Boston prima donna,
AIissl Blanche Bradshaw, and Miss
Annie. Whitney and Messrs. Al. Hol-
man, Joseph Brandisi, Chas. II. Ans
den and others. The troupe is said to
be good one. and treat may be OK
pected when they appear.
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FoR SALE.-About so head Of 3 and
y-Hr did cattle; some 2 year old steers
and Hereford heifers. Cattle owner
may Ls ,.sn at r. I. Whites place, six
miles due unrth of Emporia.
q w nur.u
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Horace b. Dick. Esq, sasociats elitsg
Of The Delaware CO. Republican, Ches-
Ter, Pa was cured By Sc Jacobs on 81
but the Oil cured kim. Phi lede1pniA
Ledger.