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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19
EormnI Notea.

MONDAY, Jan. 10.
Some of the students are talking
Of organizing a paper in connect ion
with the school, somewhat after the
style of the Industrialist and such
kindred periodicals. There is certain
ly a vacant place in the. field which
ought to be occupied by our students
The paper has not yet assumed tangible
shape, but we hope VIC may be able TO
make favorable report soon.
The oratorical exercises Friday con-
tanned considerable spice, Miss Spicer
taking q very commendable part by an
essay on "Iron." OF those who were
Inclined to be high-minded we noticed
Miss Bracken, subject, The Clouds"
and George +. Gipe, on Liberty and
Union" Miss Laura Smith interested
rus much with ASLEEP at the Switch"
IF we can be pardoned for the remark,
we will say that we think the lady
c0ald make It interesting with switch
almost any time.
Miss Bitter gave US a good essay on
Miss George on Finland" informed us
on a topic We much needed TO be posted
on.
There seems to be quite a tendency
toward dying, lately, among some Of
the young men here. Howard Culver
gave quite a defamation in favor oI
suicide. Mr.. Mayes sang nd Live FOL
Love or Die" He may die. Mr.. Binn,
struck an attitude and detained "Othel
los Apology" He made quite an im
preston; at least on one young lady
She remarked, isn't he sweetr'
Miss Minnie Davis gave US a compo
sitiOn on "Hats," which, like all heI
literary efforts we have heard, was ex
cellent. She certainly evidences ability
as q fine writer. Miss Connor favored
US with an impressive rendition o
"Abou Ben Adam" which closed the ex
ercises for the day.
The hrst term closes in about tw'
weeks, and the other will begin withou
any intermission- p. z. DA GoUGE.
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OVER THE STATE,
Cowley county owes $1aa, 600.

Cowley county owes $la9, 600.
A wagon factory is to be started at
Oswego.
A new passenger depot is to be built
at Wichita.
Parsons claims q population of near
six thousand
The paupeIs cost Butler county 3d.
1855 last year.
A female whisky seller at Parsons has
been prosecuted.
There was no frost last year from
April 10Th 10 Sept. 25.
Kansas paid $s2s,952 SO into the ma
tiOnal treasury last year.
There are 100000 sheep in Kansas and
there ought to be 1000, 900.
The hog cholera is playing havoc with
the hogs In Sumner county.
The temperance boom has reached the
Short Greek mining regions.
Kansas received 1881 Of the immi-
grants who landed at New York during
1881.
Smallpox is raging to an alarming
extent at Cedar junction, Johnson
county.
A proposition to build an 5000 jail
is to be submitted to the voters Of Wood
son county.
A Pratt county farmer has twelve ears
of corn which weigh nine pounds and
nine ounces.
There arc three lumber yards in Yates
Center, and any amount of vacant terri
tory for more.
A charitable home for friendlcss
women and girls has been opened by the
ladies of Topeka.
A farmer living ten miles west OF
Cheotopa, owned COW that died OF
hydrophobis last week.
Fort Scott people offer a bonus OF
5000 to any ONE who will build
S25, 600 hotel in that city.
The remains of horse thief. killed
aud buried in Brown county twenty
years ago, were plowed up recently.
Butler is the largest county in Kansas
and contains nearly 200 square miles
more than the state of Rhode Island.
Nearly thirty million bushels Of
wheat and nearly eighty-millioR bushels
Of corn was the product of Kansas last
year.
The engineer corps of the Kansas City
and Winfield railroad have completed
the survey to within few miles Of En-.
reka.
The new buildings that are in process
Of erection and under contract in Well.
ington will cost over 100000 when
completed.
A petition signed by 141 voters has
been presented TO the mayor of LeaVen'
worth asking him TO enforce the. prohi.
bition law.
From every part of the state comes
The demand for more dwelling houses
Kansas is evidently Hchrek full" of PEG
pie this winter.
The Stale Breeders Institute will BIZ
held under the auspices of the Central
Kansas Breeders Association, at Man
haitian, February LIST and ID, next
The Iuka Times is authority for ths
statement that there is more politics end
political '.bosh'' in Pratt county 10 the
square yard than there 10 TO the square
mile in any other county in the state.
The Greenwood county girls hsvs
been retailing kisses at church fairs 81
ten cents apiece. and the kindly way il
which they take 70 this novel mode d
raising moaey Is worthy Of eommenda
bic mention.
The C1yds Democrat says that farmers
report that the fall crops never appeared
70 better advantage than they do e thG
present time and that there are datser
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Since December 9Th, the Missouri Pa.
cific railway has been running a superb
line of hotel cars between St. Louis and
San Antonio, via "Mineola Route"
These cars were built by the Pullman
Palace Car company, and are models of
elegance and comfort. The meals are
served in the best possible manner and
on the European plan--pay for what you
get. They will prove a great boon to 10.
cal passengers who use this line, as we'll
"a to through nassenpers
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H. w. PEAnsALI., Auctioneer.

HoGsl HoGs!l HOasl!-We have on
hand for sale a number of excellent,
pure bred Poland China and Berkshire
hogs for breeding purposes. Our hogs
have been purchased Of the best breed
crs in the United States at a heavy ex-
pense, and by years of careful and in
telligent breeding and the constant in
PRODUCTION OF new blood. we have
brought our herd to high state of per-
lection. Last year We exhibited our
hogs at the Bismarck Esirs at the Kan.
sas City Exposition, at home, and at the
Neosho Valley district fair, and came in
competition with the best herds of the
country, and always got our full share
OF premiums. Ifyou desire TO improve
your stock Of hogs give US a call. Our
prices are reasonable. We will be
pleased to show our hogs at any time
Farm joins Emporia on the south.
RANDOLPH & RANDOLPH.
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resshsrr. Association.

The following will be the program of
exercises at the next meetingoi the Lyon
County Teachers Association 10 be held
in this city on the first Saturday in Feb.
ruary.
/. Music.
II, Hygiene-how, when and where to
teach, A. W. Stubs.
III. Five minute papers: 1. Botany
OF Lyon county, Robert Milliken. g
How to secure regular and prompt at
tendance. ROb't White. 8. The bouisi.
ana purchase, c. n. Smith
w How to interest the patrons in the
school, r. B. WEIGH.
v. Historical REVIEW. N. W. Some.
decker.
vi. Miscellaneous.
Pc. DAGoaUE.
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PERsoNAL arENrIoN.


Daniel Bitter. of Eagle creek, is quite
Ill with the rheumatism.
J.W. Mcintosh, of Dunlap, is stop
ping in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Griffith, of Law
renee, are making short visit in EN-
poria-
W. H. Ingrahm went to Yates Center
on Saturday to ses-to sse-some
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hemsteger return
ed TO their home in Piqus. Ohio,
Wednesday.
We regret TO learn tn. LII. J. A. May
nard is lying quite i'll 81 his residence
with pneumonia.
Miss Belle CarswelI, a teacher in the
public schools, is suffering with severe
attack of rheumatism.
J. Z. Finley and DR.. Aycrigg went to
Topeka Tuesday to attend the meeting OF
the Wool Growers' Association.
A. Reynolds, OF Howard City was IN
town on Saturday and purchased stock
Of srationery and notions Of /. D. Fox 8
Mr.. Andrew Scott, formerly employed
in the merchant tailoring establishment
of G. P. Jones & Co, has accepted a
position with Lewis Brothers.
Rev. DR.. WoETall, of Princeton. Illinois
who is assisting the pastor Of the Baptist
church in conducting series of revival
meetings, Is the guest of J. 8. Richard
son.
Mrs. Coote, sister Of 8. Guerrier, OF
this city, will leave for Colorado Springs
on Wednesday, TO visit her brother there.
AFTER which she will again return to EN-
poria.
Mr.. ]. G. Jackson, of Howard City,
was in town Tuesday, purchasing furni-
ture and other goods. EmpOria is be-
coming quite q jObbing point for neigh
boring towns
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The Capital and Commonwealth both
publish in full this morning the address
delivered by Rev. DIR. Cordley of this
city. at the meeting Of the State Hcrti-
cultural Association at Topeka yester-
day. 1t is a very able effort.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

The Odd Fellows and their wives TO
the number Of about forty couples, en-
joyed delightful sOciable at their hall
Monday. Supper was served by the
ladies, dancing was INDUCED in, and a
general good time is reported.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce ]. G.
Kean rs a candidate for the Office Of
Trustee Of Emporia township at the CON-
ing February election.
Twill be n candidate for reelection to
the office of trustee, of Emporia town
ship at the ensuing February election.
g. w. WHITE.
To the voters of Jackson Township
I will be n candidate for Township
Trustee at the coming election. All sup.
port will be thankfully received.
II. HUGHEs.
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Notice To Physicians.

Notice. Is hereby given that scaled bids
VIII be received at the county clerks Office
IN the city of Emporia up to II m. of the nth
day OF February, 1882. tor the furnishing of
medicine and medical attendance to the poor
OF Lyon county, including the inmates at the
county innrmary and the county prisoners in
the county Jail for the term of one wear from
March ], lSS2 to March /, 1888. The board re-
serves the right TO reject any aud all bids
BY order of the board Jan 10, 1852
WIN. +. EWING
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Chicago Market.

OHfe AGO, Ill., j anuary lS
Wheat-Activei higher, 81 ~.
Corn-.Firm; higher; 62Jzc.
oats-Firmcr; 4sKc.
Rye-Unchanged.
+. Barfey4$i OS.
Hogs Receipts $1,000; active; Grmer; 5 +
10 cents higher; bacon SO 1896 80; packing
So 1906 As; good to fancy shipping SO 45lG 90
Cattic-Receipts 600; active; stronger
exports SO 2od6 60; good to choice IS 5O96 90
common to fair 81 OOQ5 20; butchers 81 3OG
4 %; stOckers and feeders 81 9Oe4 20.
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County Superintendent

NoTICE.-To the stockholders Of the
Lyon County Cooperative association
The annual meeting for the election ol
officers and the transaction of other i'm
portant business will be held at FOw
Icr's hall, on Saturday, January 2lst, al
1 O'Clock. The directors desire every
stakeholder TO be present.
r. L. RUDIsILI., Scc'y.
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FREDERICK, JOHNSON q PAYME
A Decision Regarding Patent,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Suprem j.;
court in deciding patent case has laid
down the general principle, THAT while
the law authorizes reissue when the
patentee has claimed too much, so as to
enable him to contract his claim, it does
not also authorize reissue in order 10
expand his claim" The decision will
dispose of a number of cases now pend
ing before the patent office. -
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

Parties who hold tickets of invitation
to the conductors ball to be given at
Whitley's opera house on the evening
of the 22d of February will be given
free transportation over the Santa Fe,
through the courtesy of the general
manager.
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Public ALE-Commencing at 1C
O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday, January 3lst
1892, at the Ramp farm, 80 miles north
east of Emporia and enc mile east OF
the Rinker school house, will sell al
public auction the following property:
2 work horses, brood mare, one year
old colts, % head of number one cows
of which now have calves, 10 enc yeaI
old steers, 10 calves, . good brood sOws
81 head of stock hogs, 90 tons of hay,
300 shocks of corn, $50 bushels of corn
for cash. and all my farming utensil.
Terms OF sale-All sums of So and
under, cash; all over So, six months
time withN1 per cent. interest Deduc-
rtion OF percent. for cash.
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St, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, January IS.
Hogs-Active; higher; light shipping s. !.
as "a; Workers $6Gs6 Is; packing IS 1896 55
butchers to fancy II GG96 30; receipts 8. 100
shipments 100. ~
FloHr-Dull; unchanged
Wheat-Higher: strong; No. 2 rcd 81 4l4sd
81 Az; No. 3 red 81 S5JI; No. 4 red 81 20.
Cora-HiglIer; firm; 66966xc. .
Oats--Higher; t51s0l6c.
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OFFICIAL LIST OF sTRAYS,
Taken Up In Lyon County, Kansas, and
Reported for the Week End % q
Al. IA ing Jan. IL. 1854,

SFEER-Taken up by Chas. Evans, in Em-
poFia, on January 5, 1852 one red and white
spotted yearlingi crop on both cars: valued
at sac. -,r-..
Fremont on january 4, 1882, one red roam
yearling steer with some white spots; small
size; branded on the right hip with a mark
similar TO an o or e not plain enough TO dis
tinguished just what it is; value, $l4.
HEIFER-Taken up by a. Z. Tweedy In
ElmendAro on January 3, 1882, one red roam
yearling heller, Medium size. with white bel
| ly; no marks or brands TO be seen value, $40
HEIFER-Tskea up by j. w. Floyd, in
| AmeriouS, on January 10, 1882, one red and
white two-y ear-old heifer; white in forehead
no marks or brands; value, SIS
| STEER-Taken up by L. W. Sutton. in
| Americas, on December -, 1881, one red year
| ling steer calf; crop and hole IN right car,
and slit In left ear; value, 30.
COW-Taken up by John Aoras. in Jack
| son, on January 9, 1852, one drak roam COW
crop on both ears, and a calf with her: value
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The Jubilee Singers have had un-
paralelled success. in singing throughIthe
east for the last four years, having
cleared $4,000 with which TO endow
the Orphans Home and Seminary (col
orcd) during that time.
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At Ia congregational meeting held at
the Presbyterian church "Wednesday
the following trustees were elected for
the ensuing year: d, G. McMurtrie, J.
w. Feighan, o. d. Swan, 8. B. Riggs
and DR.. McCandlIss. Mr.. Swan, who
was rendered q vote Of thanks for the
able manner In which he had managed
the finances of the church during the
past year, was reelected treasurer.
An effort to lift an Indebtedness Of
$500 against the church was then made
resulting in subscriptions TO the amount
OF $3.50 which it is expected will bC
supplemented during the week by {
sufficient amount to wipe out the debt.
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Notice To Undertakers.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received at the county clerks efice in the
city OF Emporla up to Il N of February Il
1857. Tor the furnishing 81 collins TO Lyon
county for the burial OF its paupers, for the
term Of one year. commencing March /, 1854
anu ending March !, 1883. Bidders must state
the price per foot they propose 10 furnish
said collins. The board reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids
BY order Of the board January 10, ISS9
WA. r. EWING,
County clerk
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The press pronounces Miss Maggie
Peterson, of the Original Tennesseeans
wonderful soprano, and the peer OF
many far more pretending. She will
be at Jays opera house Wednesday even
ing. January 25th.
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The plans and specifications of the
hospital to be erected in the rear of the
convent by the Franciscan sisters arc
completed and portion of the material
is already on the ground.
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We are still anxious to close out our
dry groOds business as quickly as pos
sible, To enable us to go into the stock
business on our ranch near Reading. Our
friends are invited TO call and get the
bargains we must give 10 get rid of our
goods. SHERMAN 81 RICHARDSON.
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rIoLs,. rnr ana renne.seean.

The diagram of jays opera house
will be open for the sale of reserved
seats, for the concert of the Tennesseeans,
al 0 O'Clock tomorrow morning, at the
City Book store. Go early if You expect
a good seat Tickets so cents; no cx.
ira charge for reserved seats.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

By actual merit the famous substance,
ST. Jacobs Oil, has steadily won its way
until it is to-day the national remedy for
rheumatism. Lawyers, physicians. cier-
gymen-all use lt.-Cincinnati (Ohio)
Daily Enquirer.
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In the case Of the state of Kansas
Vi. James Conwell, charged with dis
turbing the peace. which came mp for
hearing before Police Judge Barnes at
the court house Wednesday, the de
fcndant was found guilty on two counts,
and fined $1,000 on the first and
$500 on the second. An ap.
peal to the district court was taken
On the charge of selling liquor in viola.
ton oflaw Conwsll was acquitted, the
evidence failing to connect him with the
sale which the testimony went to show
occurred at his rooms.
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NoTIcE.-W. T. COony will address
the patrons Of Lyon county at Rinker's
school house January 25, 1882, at Z 80
O'Clock p. m. Subject-"Whatsver you
do, strive to do we'll"
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MARKED DowN-A lot of dress goods
at Tatham's. Some Of them 10 less than
half OF the cost. Present price 121S
cents per yard.
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Superintendent Hammond began to
fill the gas works tank with water last
Wednesday. The capacity Of the recep-
t.cle is 5000 barrels.
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TEACHERS ExASIINATIoN.-An exami-
ltion for teachers certificates for Lyon
county. will be held at the stone school
house in EmpoIia, Saturday, January
%, 1882, commencing at o a. m.
o. d. WHARTON,
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Master Mechanic McKeon. ofthc San
ia Fe, has just moved into his handsome
new residence at the corner of NeoshC
street and Fifth avenue.
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The Young Mems Debating Club OF
this city extended q challenge to the
Dread Literary Society Of the State Uni
versity at Lawrence for contest. which
was declined.
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The University Jubilee Singers DOM
ape opera singers, but sing the weird
quaint soul string melodies of their ma
tive south land.
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WANTKD-A thousand good fence
posts, oak preferred. Call on me, OF adj
dress me through the Emporia post
office. w. ]. JONES.
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Aletter received by a gentleman Ia

Aletter received by a gentleman In
this city from Severy says that Joe Reed
died at that place on Saturday night Of
smallpox and Hattie Wells the follow
ing morning of the same disease. There
have been eight cases and six deaths,
and one person is still sick but is show.
ing signs of recovery. The hope is ex.
pressed that the dreadful contagion Is
| now under control.
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The Wandering Star band have order
ed their new instruments from Boston,
and they are expected to come 10 hand
thta MAIL
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The Tennesseeans learned many lof
their religious melodies from old "Aunt
Dicey," the best known colored revival
Ist in or about Nashville.
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Get your tickets at once for the con
cert 10 be given by Donavin's Original
Tennesseeans Wednesday evening, Janu.
airy 25th at Miss Plnmb's book store.
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The case OF the state Of Kansas vs..
John Perrier, charged with selling iiq.
uof in violation of law came up for
herring before Judge Culver Monday
Two witnesses. Charles Sargent and
George Ahart, swore to having purchas
ed whisky Of Perrier on New Years
day. but as several other witnesses
swore that Perrier was at church at. the
time at which It was claimed the Liquor
was sold, and as Perrier himself swore
that he did not sec Sargent or Ahart
that day, the defendant was given the
benefit of the doubt and the case was
dismissed.
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Don't You FoRoET-That latham is
selling out many lines of winter goods
at less than It costs to manufacture
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Money to loan in any amount by the
Central Loan and Land Conn any, al
lowest rates. Call and see 3s(ore
making your loans, - We can do you
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The Whitley opera house will be
opened on the evening of the Both, by a
star combination of high order of OK
cellence.
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Railroad travel and the hotel business
are beginning to pick up after the tempo
rary Iull succeeding the holidays.
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The ladies of the knights and Ladies
Of Honor contemplate giving a New
England supper in the near future.
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SECOND DAY

TUESDAY morning, Jan. ~, %.
The board met as per adjournment,
all the members being present.
The nominations by the county super.
inteudent for assistant county examiners
for the ensuing year were not accepted
and the clerk was ordered TO notify the
county superintendent of the fact.
Elias MoOTehead was allowed an as
signment of the tax sale certificates on
lots Nos. Is and 10, block 1877, Ameri
Gus, Kansas, by paying the actual taxes
and the costs for advertising, with 10
per cent interest from date Of sale.
The following roads were granted
Road on petition of J. G. Robson, ct al.
Daniel Richardson, ct al, and E. A
Tweedy, ct al.
Viewers were appointed on the fol
lowing new road petitions:
Road on petition Of II. T. Pickett
J. F. Stratton, II. H. Gray and Thomas
Thompson were appointed as viewers, Il
meet On the 9th Of February, 1882.
Road on petition of Edward Aver
ct al.-E. D. WhitmOre. C. Shields anG
B. T. Davis were appointed as viewers
tomeet on.the 18Th Of February, 1881.
Road lBn petition Of Philip Mann e
ALL. Brogan, E. J. Hewitt and BENZ
Hunt were appointed as viewers, Il
meet on the 21st of February, 1882.
On motion the following bills were then al
l lowed,
| Jacob JAcObs, Jr., overseeing poor. - SO
L e linton GROCERIES To DoOr "a
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REMEMBER-That latham sells War
ner Brothers corsets, the best made.
The coralines are double extra.
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ShariFs Sale.

Lewis Hnser vs.. AndeFson Aston.
BY virtue Of sn alias execution Issued by
the clerk Of tho District Court, In and foT
LyoR county. Kansas and 20 me directed,
Will on
Taesslay. February e1st. 1853,
AZ laoselock q N = at the ffoat o. The cart
house. In the city Of ERpoFia, Lyon county,
KANSAS, oGea for ssae and sell &C public auc-
right, title, fnferezs and claim OF the said
defendant il nad 70 rho folsOE Ing described
real estate. to-Hft. Lot No I'D eleven,
block Nc nfnty four tp4l, N Americas, Lyon
couney, Kansas, tie Said property to be sold
As the property Of safd defendant 20 satisfy
said axec1tfon aseT..h. RYAN.
jan 3e 1ss2 fat5l sheriff Lyo9 90, Kan.