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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-05
A TIMELY sUeGEsFION

EDITORS NEWS: The late attempt
upon the life of Mr.. Hardcasile has
brought wildly to the mind of every
citizen of EmpOriA the insecurity of
life in these days of thuglsm.
Now the question is how shall We best
meet this case in order to give these
outlaws to understand distinctly that
Emporia Is not the city to work up
If we allow this matter to drop without
hunting the wretch down and bringing
him 10 swift and condign punishment,
this thing may be repeated a score of
times before spring; but if We can "spot"
the vandal and prove his guilt beyond q
cavil OF doubt, We can without question
enjoy unmolested sleep for months to
come.
How shall the criminal be appre-
hended? The criminal history of our
country for the last ten years shows con-
culsively that when sufficient reward is
offered for his arrest that a criminal
might ALMOST as we'll attempt to escape
the eyes of the Almighty as to es-
cape a shrewd detective While our
city and county officers may do all in
their power, some more experienced
detective skill may be needed in this
case where there is so slight a clue,
Then let US act without delay and show
other murdcrcrs vino may now infest
our city, only waiting an opportunity,
that it is hazardous to attempt the life
of a citizen of Emporia J.S.K.
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C. " b. U.
Convention of the Christian woman,

Convention nj the Christian Woman
Board of Missions
The convention of the Christian We
mans Board of Missions for the state O
Kansas met IN the Christian chureI
IN this city on Saturday, September 80
at 2 p m.
In the absence of the president, Mrs
Il. r Miller, the vice president for Kan
sas, OF the general board took the chair
The opening exercises were conducted
by Mrs E. Petit. of Emporia. The
meeting was very pleasant and en-
couraging one. Several address,s were
read, as follows:
Welcome address, by the secretary.
Response, Miss Ella Boyd, of Man
haitian.
An appeal to the ladies in behalf of
The missionary cause, Mrs. o. L. Sum-
ncr, of Burton.
Temperance address. Mrs. Shields, of
Wichita.
Missionary address. Mrs. IL. F. Miller,
of Emporia.
committees On constitution, for aux
Hilary societies, ways and means, resolu-
tlons, credentials and ON time and place
Tor tile next meeting were appointed,
but 1t was decided to defer their reports
until Monday morning at O'Clock.
hrs. DR.. DOdd, of Topeka, was elected
a delegate TO the general convention to
be held at Lexington, KY, October 18th,
1882.
r. 81. Green. of Cincinnati, then en-
The convention with a spirited
address TO the ladies.
About fifteen AUXILIARY societies re-
ported, showing quite an increase in
members and work during the past year.
The convention was dismissed with
prayer by F. M. Green
MRS. Z. NJ. LORI, Secretary.
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ExPRlssION OF SYMPATHY
Extended to Miss Cora r. Kelley. OF the
Normal.

Extended to Miss Cora E. Kelley. OF the
Normal.
EAPORIA, Kas., Oct. 2, 1882.
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased Almighty
God to aftiIct one of our classmates by
removing an earthly parent,
Resolved, That we, the members of
the incoming graduating class of '83. do
hereby extend to Miss Cora E. Kelley
our heartfelt sympathy in this, her
great bereavement.
Resolved, That we attend as A class
the funeral services of the deceased as
an expression OF this sympathy and re-
spect.
Resolved. That a copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to Miss Kelley and also
10 the editors OF the EmpOria papers.
Some days arc OIL so dark. The tide goes
And with IL all our hopes. The light is goEe.
We stand beside an epen grave to weep,
And wonder what OF life remains Tor rs
Dear hands grown cold beneath our clinging
kiss,
And pale lips answer not our pleading
A link Is severed from the household chain,
Our hearts are calling for the dead in vain.
Bat one day vii! be bright The waves OF life
Outgoing, wash another golden shore
We stand upoa that shore with those we love
And wonder how we tarrfed here so long
The same dear hands meet ours in welcome
The same lips answer US with fond s.arcss;
Sem stronger. brighter. for ibeir union
there.
ADDIK LILLE,
Lulu II. HOLMES,
Ida E. DAVIS,
HATTIE L. HoRNER,
C.. A BISHOP.
Committee
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COUNTY BUSINESS.
Proceedings of the Board OF County
Commissioners

Proceedings of the Board OF Count
Commissioners.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Oct. 8.
Board met at 0 a M. as per adjourn
ment
All the members present.
The appointment by the county super
intendent of James Miles, E. H. Harri.
and ]. w. Workman to appraise the eli
OF sec. 1s, the VIZ of sw1S and the VIZ
of nw1s of section II, all in township
20, range 10. as school land, was ap.
proved
The county treasurer was ordered to
refund to E. Borton the amount of tax
paid, with ten per cent. interest, on GER
tificate No. S2S, sale of 1879, for the Sc 4
of section 81, township 81. range IS, on
account of said sale being erroneous,
the landSsold belonging to the state uni
versity, and not taxable.
The county treasurer was ordered to
refund TO E. n. Forde the amount of
tax paid, with ten per cent. interest, on
certificates Nos. S29 and 102. of the sale
of 1879, said sales being erroneous.
The county treasurer was ordered to
refund to Jay Buck the amount of tax
paid on certificates No. 1854, liza,
1,o45, 1,016. 1915. 126 and 40, the land
therein described having been hereto
fore sold to the county.
The road heretofore petitiOned for by
Henry Haas was taken up, and after
hearing evidence pro and con on said
road, il was laid over for final action
until Friday, which was by the board
appointed as the road day of this SEES
sion.
The county clerk was ordered to ad-
vertise for bids for furnishing Lyon
county with sixty cords of wood; also
for the building of wood house for
Lyon county,
On motion the board adjourned TO
meet tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock.
VIM. F. EWING.
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At meeting OF the Emporia Light
Guards last evening the following off,
GERS were elected: Captain, David
Thomas; first lieutenant, Robt. JEFF, Jr. /;
second lieutenant, VIII Thomas; first
sergeant, D. s. Gilmore. Jr. This new
election was necessitated by tie retire
ment from the command OF the compa-
ny of G. A. Wolf, who was recently
elected captain of the EmpOria Rifles.
He will still, however. instruct the com
pany in the manual of arms.
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L. Alba 10 OGsr Its Customers Une-
QualIod Inducements.
EMPoRIA, Sept. 2S.-The entire fall
stock AT SsWyer's 10 nov open and con-
sIsas Of over S35. 600. worth Of dry goods,
notions, blankets and clOAks. The dress
goods and Ailk department Is twice rs
large ~ ever before. All the latest nov
elties In foreign dress fabrics. from .
cheap brocAde 10 the finest fancy plush
CO, are To be found on their shelves. The
unprecedented success OF the Ono Price
Cash system pursued by this house de-
tsrmines them TO stick close Ia the same
good rules for the future.
They find the cheaper they sell the
more gOOds thoy can turn over, and are
resolved this fall To give the public such
pricea. and treat them 50 we'll, that the
large patronage given them in the past
will he greatly increased.
The following quotations are but q
sample OF the many bargains offered:
Handsome dark wool dress goods, Is
cents; last winter price, 20c.
ParlsinA veilings, 14c per yard; last
winter price, 26c,
Extra large alI-linen towels, 121<c. last
winters price, SOC.
Beautifully embroidered, lace-irimmed
bone corsels, with wide side steel.
and double front stecls, only SOC pei
pair. and equal 10 any 75c corset they
have ever sold.
Handsome colOrcd dress silk Soc Pc
yard, better than those sold this summe
Al ASc.
Black silk velvets CSC per yard. bar
gaia n $l-25.
Remarkably good black silk at 20
and o..
SILK brOeades nj &c, worth 81.
The best value In black and colore,
cashmere Al SOC. sc, aAd 7sc. ever offer
ed here.
Blankets Soc each, comforts 81 each.
The largest stock OF cloaks and dol
mans here, embracing all prices, frou
ESQ for lady's common black beave
cloak. (worth by the way &2) up TO I'm
sealskin plush dolmAn At 800.
Don't forget the place-SaWyer's On
Price. Cash Dry GoOds House. OppOsiI
the pOslOfiice, EmPOriA.
Go and zee the goods whether 20
Wish 70 buy or not.
This Il not one Of those houses thu
expeel 70 sell everybody.
shoppers and buyers are both made
eel equally At home at 6awyer's.
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Il was J. J. AtheFtOn and not Huber
& Funk who purchased the champion far
hog Of Randolph 8 Randolph, paying
the snug sum Of &5279. Mr.. Atherton
has the mother Of the aforesaid porker
and several OF It's sisters and is able 70
furnish prime pork to all who give him
= call.
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he DO also; and g.eates FORKS shall he
do" God had given men lie and certain
physical wants he had also provided for
these wants; he had spread out the broad
fields and caused abundant harvests 10
grow for the purpose ot supplying
mans physical wants. He had
done more; man had been
created with a ne verifying soul
and for that soul God had provided
richest food for it to feed upon: that
food was Gods Holy word. and it was
free TO all who would accept nf it.
The discoors.. throughout was inter
estisg. bat We cannot say more about it
here for reasons stated above.
re. CHURCH
The pulpit of the NJ. E. church was
occupied in the evening by Rev. Mr..
Dale. OF Iowa. who preached a very able
sermon on the hardening of the heart
by sin as illustrated in the
case Of Pharoah The hateful
influence of sin upon the life was set
forth in a ssost graphic manner. and the
healing found in Christ was touchingly
and beautifully presented. Mr.. Dale is
very pleasing speaker. and the subject
matter of his discourse WA highly en-
tertaiDIDg and instructive. He g8s
complimenied by very large congrega-
ton who paid the closest attention TO his
admirable GeFmOn.
AT THE Baptist CHURCH.
Rev Mr.. Elliott, of Americas, preach
ed in the morning. and in The evening
Rev. Mr.. Aulkey, of Medicine Lodge,
one Of the talented preachers in attend
ance at the Christian convention, preach
ed an effective sermon, which is spoken
of in terms Of Tue highest praise by all
who heard il.
AT THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
ReV. Mr. Redlein preached a very accep-
table DISCOURSE in the morning On Chris
tian character, IS demonstrated by our
life, thoughts and actions. The sermon
was thoroughly well digested effort
and the audience was greatly edited.
Rev. Mr.. HOuiOn occupied the pulpit
in the evening. and favored his hearers
with much to enlist their attention and
carry away for their reflection.
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PUBLIC SALE Having decided to
leave the Stsse will sell at public auc-
ton, al my farm "n Allen creek, three
miles west OF Alien poslofilce. fourteen
miles northeast Of AInoricus. the follow
ing property. to wit. On Saturday, OctO-
Der z, 1882, RL 10 O'clock n. m: z cows
with calves al their sides; 4 IWO-yea
old heiicTs; z yearling steers; thor
oughhrcd Durham bull. four years old
four Ycar-nld mare; 40 acres Of good
corn in the shock; l McCormick mower,
nearly ne"; l long breaking pillow; l
double culIivator; 9 farrOw COWS, fat
yearling hoilers; l thoroughbred Dur.
ham bull, one-y ear-eld; 2 seven year-old
mares; tWO-year-Old filly: % tons Of
hay; sulky rake; l double harrow;
single culIivator; 1 wagon. and all Of
my household goods. and other things
too numerous tO mention.
TERMS or SALR-On all sums of 81
and under Cash, over So a credit of sir
months will be given. Good bank able
notes will he required at ten per cent in
leEesi five per cent of for cash.
FREDERICK MILLER.
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Church Dedication on Dow CreeL

1 O1oHCn ASouiooAAoh On LOW OEGDk-
The Bethel NJ E.. church on Dow
creek, in the RudlsIl neighborhOOd, wa.
dedicated on last Sunday. Rev. J. T.
Hanna. OF the N. L. church OF this city,
preaching IN the morning and evening,
and Rev. Allen Buckner assisting In the
services.
The cost of the structure, which is q
very neat and handsome one, was g.
200, all Of which had been
provided for up Ia the time OF the dedi
cation save $500 This was raised dur.
Ing the day. and the congregation begin
work In their new church free OF finan.
cial embarrassmehts. Rev. VanvOris, OI
the Kansas conference. WAS present, and
contributed u the Interest Of the ser.
vices.
Rev. Joel Barker. the pastor In charge,
has reason To be sratiticd over the sup.
port with which he has met la building
such bs.Autiiui house To the Lord, and
with such Rn cViIlGnca of Christian zeal
In the community the interests of Ih0
church must Ike materially advanced.
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Cnrin.Iau-

One day last week as little Edwin
Hendy, son Of the Presbyterian pastor
At this place, was digging in the garden
with hoe, he unearthed q Canadian
half-penny bearing the date Of 1897. II
would DO interesting to know how long
it had lain in the ground and how il
came there.
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LIdics who possess the finest complex
ions are among the patrons of Glenn's
Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair Dye, black or brown, SOC.
Dyspeptic and nervous people, "out
of Sorts" Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
will cure. Ask for Colden's; no other.
OF druggists generally.
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EMPORIA, Kt

FoR SALR-My farm of 100 acres, 3
miles north or the city; all fenced with
hedge and. wire; 20 acres broke; 100
fruit, 1000 walnut and 600 cottonwood
trees: house Of four rooms; two good
wells, stAble, crib, etc; also ~ head of
full4grsIlc cattle, consisting Of cows,
calves and heifers; one, two and three
year old steers; thoroughbred bull /;
ID hogs; 100 tens of hay; 10 acres of
corn; farm machinery, etc. Call on or
address ERAsTUs HAMILTON,
D,.mocrAl Building
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Pubic SALE-I will offer for sale At
my residence. one mile west at Em-
poria. near Tn fair grounds ,n Friday,
Octnirr IL. lSS9, c.mnmonring al 10
O'Clock n. NJ. the f'lla~ ing property /:
~ head OF cattle consisting or 10 cows,
calves by their side. 10 t~o-y ear-old
heifers, 4 three year old heilers, ycarl-
ing heifers. 3 twoy ear-old steers. yearl-
ing steers, 10 spring calves, span of
four year-old mules. well broke; four
year.old mare, large n-year-old mule.
/ span of work marco, head OF hogs,
lumber wagon. l nPring wagon,
single-scated buggy. moving machine
and hay rake. playground pillow. har.
row. b. =. LOcKARD.
Col II. w. PRARsALL. Salesman.
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sui Alive.

We are informed to-day by railroad
men that II. J. Shaver, one of the victims
Of the train disaster who was reported
to have died Yesterday morning, is still
alive. though out OF his head and in q
critical condition. We notice that other
papers have announced his death, but is
seems an error
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All In want oG Fay's building mate
rial during November should hand Ia
their orders at ".,rr M j. s. Richardson,
sIair agent, i'I'Hlna uS that they can n''t
now NIL "r,lrrs under i~" weeks, 8" great
Is the demand. We presume that there
Are In this city alone one hundred
houses that should be ceiled before cold
weather comes upon us. Mr.. Richard
son Is out Of merchandising entirely
and is devotIng his time exclusively TO
the MANILA water proof roofing and
ceiling. His Office Is 1913 Commercial
street, this city, where specimens can
be seen
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Stock SALE.-We will sell, at the
farm OF J. b. Moon. three miles -weai Of
Emporia. "Wednesday, October II. 1882,
commencing Al 10 O'Clock a. m. the
following property: 4 threc-year old
steers, 90 two year old steers, and cows,
one with calf by her side. Terms Of
sAle-six months time with . per cent
interest on bankAbie paper; per cent.
discount for casn. ]. ID. j. b. F. Moon.
Nv. PearaaIl salesman.
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Rnn..nI Ao.,-

N. L. Clearinghouse and family will
arrive in Emporia from Colorado Tues.
day, October 18th, bringing with them
the remains of an infant child, which
recently died. They will proceed di-
rectly from the tram, which arrives at
II O'Clock q. N, to the place of burial,
and friends of the family are invited to
meet and accompany them to Maple
wood cemetery.
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J. T. Caldwell. late Of Caldwell's Chi
ma Hail, Wichita, Kansas, has bought
thu the cro:kery aud glassware stock Of
w. w. MArdis. and will take possesslOn
Or his room, No. o. Whitley Opera
House block, the last OF this week. He
will 90 east aud buy n large stock Of
fine china, glassware, cutlery, maiolica
ware aud all the novelties necessary To
make firsi-clAss show In all thai b.
longs to thIs line uf mdse.
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o. E. Cooper. living on the PIfel
farm, in the vicinity of Troublesome
creek, six miles north of the city
brought 10 the News Office Tuesday thres
sweet potatoes Of the peabody Seed.
ling" variety. Two of them weigh
foar pounds each, and the third one
turns the beam at eight pounds. Not q
very good year for sweet potatoes, Ell.
thcr, but vino can beat its
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Professor Sogard moved his music
store Monday into the room over the post
Office in the rear of c. Fletcher's office
where he will remain until the Flint
business room ON Sixth avenue, which
he has leased, is completed.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as az indie
pendent candidate for superintendent of
public instruction, subject to the vote OF
the people at the November election.
w. E. MCMAHON.
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Judge C. d. Graves arrived in Empo-
ria Monday from Burlington and held
session Of district court, in which q
motion 10 dissolve an attachment in the
case OF Curtis vs. HOasIleY was argued
and taken nnder advissmenf, and q bill
Of exceptions was submitted in the case
of Manning vs.. Brown 81 al, and viii
be passed upon by the Judge in district
court In Usage county.
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Jas. HEIDRIcH. Architect.

Tue FLExIBIR "D"-corseI, To be
IIsd only at ID. Thomas s. Co.'S. There
Ia no question but that this Is the best
corset IN the market.
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Mertie. Wilson. daughter of Mrs A. r.
Sanders. died at Stafford on Monday at
the age OF four years, and was buried
| Tuesday nj Cottonwood Falls.
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The following gentlemen compose
the committee which will go TO Ottawa
to represent the claims OF Emporia to
the Kansas synod in connection with
the Presbyterian college: Senator
Plumb, chairman; Rev DIR. CordIey, c.
V. Eskridge, Col. Ii. c. Whitley, DR.. J.
]. Wright, 8. B. Riggs.
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The commissioners visited Shafer's
bridge Yesterday and accepted the super
structure and the masonry done on the
approaches by J. L. w. Bell. The beard
have been engaged this afternoon in al.
lowing bills
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ATTENTION. All who arc indebted to
Lewis Lutz, by note ar account, will
please call Ai Unce and soltle the same
with p. L. Slr"mberg, who has been au-
thorizsd TO make the collections. over
h. IL. HulI'a store.
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Tommie, little son of Richard Nor.
gan. died at the family residence on
Market street last Monday. at the age OF
0 years. after brief Illness from typhoid
fever. The funeral took place Tuesday at
2 O'Clock p. m. Rev. John Jones ofiici-
ated, and a large company of symps-
thizing friends followed the remains to
Dry creek cemetery. south of the city.
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The work Of ballasling has been com
meDced in the EmporIa yard of tho San
T. FEE between Commercial street and
the junction.
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The EmpOriA Rifles band started TO
Council Grove Tuesday to play for the
Morris county fair. We learn that they
4 get 800 and expenses for three days.
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FOR SALE. 1000 high grade Merino
sheep; also 90 choice MeIinO bucks.
Call on oE write tai l.. Webster, Dunlap.
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On complaint Of j. n. Martin, John
Call was arraigned before Justice Bach
eller last Monday on a charge of steal.
ing shotgun from the fair grounds last
week, and on being found guilty was
sentenced TO pay costs of prosecution
and to imprisonment in the county Jail
| for DAYS.
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The firm OF G. w. Rice & Bro was dis
solved Monday. L. L. Rice will continue
the business. George we unders tAnd
will leave in few DAYS for California.
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The horscshOeFs al New York City
went on strike YeGtcrLay against the
use of machin inc made shoes.
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The contract for the mason work on
1t. Mays hospital was awarded Non
day TO Gus IngeIand for $S4S.eO, and for
the carpenter work on the basement %
Holmes s. Jilson for $i54,6O.
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L. F. Pruyn and @. r. Theis both re-
eeived iron safes Tuesday from the Moe
ler Safe & Lock company al Cincinnati
We arc always pleased TO note such evi.
denees Of business prosperity.
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NOTICE TO commemorative will
DO received at my OlIico until 2 O'Clock,
October 2nd, for tho carpenter work and
the furnishing lumber for the 81. Marys
Hospital. Plans aud specifications can
he seen NJ tho Office. Reserve the right
To reject any or all bids.
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Miss Anna Vance died yesterday at
Stafford of Typhoid Ecvtr, at the age OF
10 years. Her remains were taken to
Sheffield, Iowa, to- day for burial.
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MONEY TO LoAK-At the lowest rate.
in the city.
CuHNINenAM & McCARrY.

STRAYED-FrOm the farm OF the sub
scriber, three and one half miles north
east OF Emporia, pale red COW branded
AZ" an the left hIp; tip of both horns
sawed off. Suitable reward for inforIna-
tion leading to its recovery.
Penny EnwAnnl
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There is no material change to-day In
tho condition OF Mr.. HardcAstle. He ID
quite comfortable aud Is doing as well
~ could be hoped for.
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]. @. Knauss, nephew Of J. N.
SWartz, of this city, who has been miss
ing for over six months. has turned up
safe and we'll ut Harlan, Iowa.
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Farmers, aLteniiOni The keystone
-four and feed store is the place to buy
your flour and feed cheap for cash.
DRYER & MCMAHON.
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Lizzie, u neice of J. ii. Miller, of
Fremont township, is very seriously i'll
with typhoid fever.