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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-26
E1EPoRIA OoLLEGE.
What an Eminent Light Of the PresBy-
terian Church Thinks OF

AAo EE11cCks
Eos NEWS: The following extract is
from veEy interesting letter in the
''Herald and PresbyIer'' of Cincinnati.
II was written by Rev. Dr. Reaser,
present a, the last meeting OF the synod
at Ottawa. II indicates the general in
teress manifested by the church at large
in onr new college enterprise. We may
add that DR.. r. is intimately acquainted
with Kansas, her history and her pros
poets, and IS in tine fullest sympathy
with everything that contributes to onr
growth and prosperity. ]. F. II.
The crowning act of the synod of
Kansas at its recent meeting Was the
resolution TO locate and establish syn
odical college in the beautiful and
fiourishIng city of Emporia. Highland
University, 50 long striving for the hon
or, and for years recognized by the
synod IS under its care, At last sue
cumbed to the disadvantage of its un-
fortunate location, and was tenderly
handed back to its foster mother, the
presbyteTy of Highland. It will, no
doubt, continue It's career, but per
hapa, as q first class Presbyterian
academy, instead of sYnodical institu-
ton. Emporia came up with q large
delegation, representing almost every
interest of the place. Ii was really =
new thing under the sun" to see Con-
gregalionalists, Methodists, Baptists, as
well as others of 1.-THE outside" upon the
floor of a Presbyterian synod. But
there they were, headed by the excellent
and popular Senator Plumb, ready to
make definite, and, as they expressed it,
r1Hnpnarkfnno an oa fha
synod should determine that EmporIa
was q suitable location for the college.
They would not Ibid for it"-that had
been tried, and resulted in disgusting
failure.
Well, the synod, after mature deliber-
alton, resolved upon the plucky little
city as a proper point at which to set
this educational "plant," yet they so far
walked by sight" as TO hold proviso
over the heads of the dignified and bust
ness-like delegation.
This was met by the offer Of thirty
eight acres of the most eligible ground
near the city and thirty-five thousand
dollars, with the only condition that the
money should be expended IN buildings
for the college. The synod in turn was
TO obligate itself 10 raise within five
years, fifty thousand dollars, and to con-
tinue the work of endowment until the
institution should be in all respects first
class.
viii this enterprise succeedS 1t
ought to succeed. There is wealth
enough in Presbyterian hands in Kansas
TO furnish not only fifty thousand, blt
three times that amount. Now Is the
opportunity for some OF the rich ones 10
make the best investment of their lives,
and at the same time to rear memorials
of themsel. q or their loved ones more
endearing and honorable than the lof-
test monuments of Parian marble.
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The meat markets hereafter will not
be open on Sunday.
The large reAectors for the now Meth
odist church have arrived.
II. Z. Stewart has purchased the
HetheEiDgton property at No. 1877 Rural
street. and will shortly move his family
here.
The stairway on the north side of the
Holderman block is being taken down
and all the offices which have hitherto
been reached by this route will have to
be found by another, namely, the first
stairway south or west Of the bank
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TN. Nao.ho RaDI.Is nIse,,nr..

The Republican meeting at NeOshO
Rapids Tuesday was large and entbu.
siastic, as have been all the Republican
meetings IN this region during the
campaign. Everybody seems TO be
alive To the importance Of the occasion.
Besides the able corps of speakers
which went from here, as mentioned In
last nights NEWS, w. s. Cook, of Jack
son township, was present and made
some pointed remarks.
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aauara al cln,,. l,eaa,.r.

Farmers and others should beware of
the smooth-tongued fellows who come
around 10 sell cloths and other goods in
packages. They alwsyshave such great
bargains, which prove great swiEdles
These fellows will sell you q pack
age which they represent TO be so cheap;
take your note for it. and then come to
town and shave the note 10 get ihe
money! thereby showing what large
profits they get on their goods. Don't
believe their stories. They are now OPP
Grating in this county. i is good
plan TO not believe too much sfranger
tells you ABOUT anything. especially
when he is directly interested.
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When lady buys n cloak she wants
TO feel that abe Is getting the very latest
thing out as TO style and finish, and at
the same time have a well-made and
perfectfilting garment. These cOndi-
tions are met in the stock of G. w. New
man & Co., whose cloaks are bought
from n factory in New York having a
naIiopGl reputation for the elegance of
design, perfection Of proportion and SUI
perior workmanship of the garments
produced by it. Their doImans and
coats will be found fully three to four
inches longer than those of any other
make. and being gotten up expressly for
first-class trade they are, in every re-
spect, more desirable than those found
elsewhere
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. October IS, 1882.
Aogs-Receipts, 1900; quality better; fair
ly active; Grmer and 10 cents higher; light,
SO 3O67 IL; mixed packing, So 5O07 10; heavy
packing and shipping. 81 l517 rs.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; fat steady; good
to choice, S. 1905 90; common TO fair. $415;
butchers, IOc lower, - 25a8 95; stockers and
feeders slow, s. 1904 IS; Texans. s. 1904 60;
Americans, 81 20e15 %.
Wheat-Firm; regular. sikQ951Sc. Oct.
Corn-Firmer, 69kc.
Oats-Firmer, 35c.
Rye-Lower, 69c.
Barley-Firmer, $40.
Pork-Lower, &22 rs, Oct.
Lard--Lower, 81 lax, Nov.
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THE LAST AsD BEST.
Hon John A. Anderson to Speak In
EmnnrIn aInnnnr nnvemh.r afl,


Hon John A. Anderson to Speak IN
Imports. Monday, November 9Th.
On the invitation of Friends Hon. John
A. Anderson, the able, fearless and indie
pendent Kansas congressman from the
First district, has accepted an Invitation
To address the people of Emporia and
vicinity on Monday. November 9th.
lie accepted the invitation for an even
ing meeting, but the central committee
will endesYor 10 have him speak in the
afternoon so as to give the people from
the country an opportunity to listen to
him. Due notice will be given Of the
hour, and we advise both country and
city people to make an effort TO hear
HIM
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New goods again at Tatham's.

Read Newman q Co.'S cloak adver-
tisement and then visit their store. where
you will 1nd stock of winter wraps,
which, for elegance, variety and extent
IS unsurpassed.
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ID. THOMAS & co ,

Would Call Attention to Their Large
Complete and Elegant Line OF
Ladies' CIOaks and DOlmRns.
The ladies will do we'll to call and ex-
anime our line of cloaks and dolmans be.
fore making purchases. There is no bet
ter assortment in the city. The stock
embraces cloaks. dOlmans, ulsters, circu-
culars, &c, and we are enabled to suit
any person with the grade desired, from
the plain cloak to the elegant silk and
satin dolman of the richest lustre and
finish. Ladies' do not fail to make
special inquiry regarding our cloak and
dolman department.
ID TunMAa & Co
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A very pleasant time was passed last
Tuesday at he skating rink. The prize
contest was engaged in by Hattie
Schmidling, Fred Lewis, Bessie Burnett,
Maurice Huber, Minnie O'Brien and
Harry Chambers. The judges, Messrs.
Robert Elstun, w d. Hibben and J. E.
Prosser, awarded the medal to Miss
Schmidling.
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Free MethodIst Quarterly meeting. K

Free Methodist Quarterly Meeting, Etc.
The general quarterly meeting of tie
Free Methodist church will commence
at the church, corner of South avenue
and Commercial street, Friday evening
and continue until Sunday evening.
The dedication of the church will take
place Sunday morRing.
w HTRRARD Pastor
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We saw five very beautiful views of
the country about Coolidge, New Next
co, at Judge, Bacheller's Office yes
Tuesday. They were sent to the Judge
by his son R. NJ. Bachelor, who is 10.
Gated at Coolidge as agent of two ex-
press companies, namely: the Adams
and Wells, Fargo & Co.
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There is n very elegant specimen Of
wood-carving in the show window at
Fox's store, In the shape of round
topped stand or center table. II IS the
handiwork of Mary L. Pack, who. from
the looks of this piece of work, must
indeed be an artist.
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Lord Chesterfield, the pink of polite
ness in his day, said that true gentle
man should be always sNdpiter IA Hs0do,
fortiter iR re, which means, mild
Is precisely the character of Ayers
Cathartic Pills Nothing operates so
mildly and yet so powerfully in remov-
ing disease.
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STOcK Hoes.-I have for sale on my
farm on '142 creek, six miles northwest
of Reading, nfty head of stock hogs,
Poland China breed; win weigh 100
pounds. Sows spayd.
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The press of the state is almost unan-
imously of the opinion that Emporia
made a big point in receiving the lOca-
ton of the Presbyterian college. The
papers understand the importance of
such an institution for the town. and
congratulate Emporia on her good for
tune.
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Losr =. Somewhere between John
Broadfoot's, near Badger creek. and En-
poria, 8s-calibre, nickel-plated Smith
& Wesson revolver. A suitable reward
for its return to the News Office.
FRANK L. WARD.
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TUESDAY, Oct. "a.
We are having splendid weather. The
corn is ripenlng finely and soon corn
husking will begin in earnest
David Nickle commenced to feed his
800 steers last week.
w. H. Douglass begins to feed his
steers to-day.
Ami Lawrence has bought the old
Bryan house and moved il on to his
farm northwest of town.
Samuel Tillippi is building one
more new house to rent.
Val Best has moved into town. He
leaves for Oregon about the first of No
vembes to explore its farming qualities.
His family will remain here
w. T. McCsrty was in town Monday,
to see his many friends.
6. D. Patten, four new township tFus-
tee, Is man of good business ability
and will I'LL the office well. We hope
he will be the choice of the people 10
I'LL that place at the coming election.
81. B. Lewis and wife returned to Chi
cago last week.
DR.. Edison is i'll again.
w. II. Penfleld has built an addition
to his drug store.
The school house was filed TO over
flowing Sunday evening, at which time
the Methodist Sunday school gave a
good concert and at the close Col. Buck
ner made strong temperance speech
and believed the time not far distant
when the American women would be-
come voters. HIS remarks were very
different from G. w. Clicks at Emporie.
If Mr.. Click would only travel in New
England and see for himself instead Of
reading it from Democratic papers he
would soon find the statements he made
at Emporia to be false. In Maine there
are two county jails with but two or
three prisoners, while in the days of free
rum these jails usually had from 20 to
so inmates. The same is true in Yer
mont. The superintendent of Jail in
Massachusetts said 80 per cent of its in
mates were there for committing crimes
when under the influence of liquor.
One more fact, most of the 900 inmates
of the Georgia insane asylum are said
to be there through the agency of strong
drink. The prohibition of any evil is Il
public benefit. Tax payers know it TO
be true; women and children know il.
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AT first the idea Of building house
out of MANILA, We must confess seemed
like soap bubbles. but they are making
buckets out of MANILA, and car wheels
out of MANILA, and Il lasts better than
iron, and is fast superceding wood in
covering over houses since ]. 5. Richard
son began introducing it in Kansas
Il is fast becoming large factor in OuI
industry. His sales are about 5000 feet
per day aud he is receiving letters from
all parts of our state, and as it become:
more generally known we predict a very
great demand.
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A picture of Mrs. Langtry. the Jersey
Lily, mailed free on receipt Of address
by the United States Mutual Accident
association, 400 Broadway, New York.
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Many little girl has already been
made happy and comfortable by judi
cious selection from Newman & Cos
stock of misses and children's cloaks.
Go thou and do likewise.
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zinc line OF icloaks d Tathanl,s.

All ladies look with longing eyes n
those beautiful sealskin sacques at New
man tS Co.'s, and each is wishing the
''old man" would surprise her with one
,.r st,...u
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Look sharp when your skin bFeaks
out in pimpless and use Glenn's Sulphur
Soap
Hills Hair Dye, black or brown, SOC.
Colden,s Liquid Beef Tnaic Is admir-
ably adapted for females in delicate
health. Colden's; no other; Of druggists.
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The Republican meeting at the Tray
lor school house Monday was spirited,
and the indications are that the votes in
that neighborhood will largely FREEDOM
mate In favor of ST. John.
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The other day Mr. E. S. Laughlin,
who is at work on the Masonic Temple,
lathed hundred square yards of cell
ing in six hours. II anyone can report
quicker work than this, let HIM pick up
the gauntlet of Mr.. Laughlin.
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In 1881 there were 5,50S children OF
school age in Lyon county. A recent
enumeration gives G.026, an increase of
over 500 within year. This looks
very much as though the population of
Lyon county was rapidly nearing 25,-
600
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j. w. Waite, who assaulted John Gil
more last Sunday morning, was captured
last night late, by Constable Vernon,
when about 10 board a train TO take his
departure for parts unknown. He was
locked up and brought before Justice
Bachelor this morning on the charge
of assault and battery. He plead guilty
and was fined So and costs. and being
unable to pay the fine, went to jail.
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An earthquake.

About o'clock Sunday afternoon a
very perceptible shock of earthquake
was felt by number Of citizens. There
were some SIX OF seven distinct shocks,
the vibrations continuing from one to
fifteen seconds. The disturbance lasted
about a minute and half.
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G. w. Squires is at work on q plan
for AN opera house a; Council Grove
This is AN enterprise that will be good
news to the denizens Of the Grove. We
understand that several prominent citi-
zens of Emporia have stock III the COD
corn
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The case of j. II. Davis VS.. the A, T..
& ). F. railroad company for the kill
ing of fine horse at the fair grounds in
August last, was tried before Jadge
Bachelor Tuesday. and Davis got judg-
ment for the sum of 1855.
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FoR SALE-Good buggy horse, three
years old; will work single or double.
For further Information apply To
w. II. SUPPE.
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Rev. r. L. Lott. of the Christian
church, Sunday submitted the follow
ing report of his labors in the church
for the quarter ending October: Ser
mons preached, 90; funeral services con
Quoted, IA; members received. 10;
money received, 1884.
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Fom SALE-7 ewes, 3 lambs and
Coliswold buck 4 one year old steers,
two-vear old heifer aud 3 COWS. For
particulars Inquire ut dispatcher's office
of IL. PATTERSON.
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The Christian social al the residence
of w. II. Sisler last evening was well
attended. Social conversation. char
AIDES. music and reading were the order
of exercises. All present pronounced
II an ENJOYABLE affair.
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Boola and ahoes cheap-Talham.

IL you want to see a thing of beauty
take look at that elegant silk plush
dolman. trimmed with silver fox, al
Newman 81 Co.'S
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NoTICE.-There are some parties trav-
cling through the country selling or
gans, aud to help them sell the same are
representing that they are selling for
ME, which is entirely false, as have
no one out selling organs or ally other
instruments, and when have
he will be supplied with written
contract TO that effect. Otherwise you
will put him down as an imposter. Per
sons wanting to purchase an organ will
do well TO call on me at my store,
for can sell you an organ much cheaper
than parties travelling through the coun-
try, and besides give you written guar
antee for the same. No instruments mis-
represented, but sold just as they are,
or the money will be refunded.
Resp'y yours, W. II. SUITE,
Proprietor 90 cent variety store, and
agent for the Smith American.
MONEY TO LoAN-At the lowest rates
in the city.
rt............... a. Agon.a,y
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At st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October %, 1889.
Hogs Receipts, $3.50; no shipments; ac-
tive; Workers. $Ga6 Is; mixed packing. 50 50
al 90; butchers, 1907 81; lot OF choice.
smooth, averaging go pounds, broush t 81 go.
FIour-Firmer.
wheat-Opened lower; No. red, 9sxG94c.
cash; No. 8 red. s9k9sskc; No. 4 red, s4h0
s5kc.
Corn-6sk06sc cash. inside for regular.
0ats-LoweF, 33kGSszc cash.
POrk-Slowj jobbing at $23.
Lart-NominaIly lower.
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The most dangerous fevers are typhoid,
bilious, halariOus and gastric. These
all originate in the stomach, liver or
bowels, and nlsy be easily prevented.
One of Parsons Pnrgative Pills each
night for q week win drive disease from
the system.
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A missioBaEy Just returned says he
regards Johns0ns Anodyne Linimens
g beyond ali price, md eficakious be-
y:nd any other medicine It Is adapted
30 great variety of special cases. and
Is die best pain Killer IN the world.
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d. THOMAS s. Co.

Any person wanting an organ and
having a we'll broke horse Tn trade can
BE- accommodated by w. II. Suppe, at
the 90 cent store.
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The Republicans OF Lyon county
ought 10 get in good work between now
and election. Their record for Repub-
licanism and temperance is at stake
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To sell your produce TO good advan-
tage and get groceries cheap 60 to the
Emporia Mercantile company.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT.
thereby announce myself as an 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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II bOthers other merchants because
latham sells goods so cheap. But lac
will keep at it, all the same.
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MILLINERY OPENING

OPENING-Oi fail aud winter MILL
merry nj Mrs. Fulmer's on Saturday, DC
tober 25ih. Everybody is invited.
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The Emporia News.
rRw ApvrnrIsE,lrNra ro.nA,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
Clonks and DolnAns-D. Thomas 4 60.
Cioaks-Newman Il Co.
Il rgains-1atham.
Milliucry -Mrr. Fulner.
Wanted-M IL Suppc.
Millinery opening-Mrs. ID kiddcF.
Fer sale-J. l.. Pate IsOn
Millinery opening--Mrs j ~. Dill0rl.
Notiee-f. Mccoy.
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MoNEY.-Money to loan in any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and see
us before making your loans, AS We can
do you good.
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There will be a Republican meeting
at Bitlertown, Center township, On Sat
urday- October 2sth, at 1907. m. Ad-
dresses will be made by s. B. Riggs,
Martin McCIeary, DIR. G. w. Sutton and
Ntl.r=
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Rogers & Bros best silver plated
knives only $500 per set at II. j. Birds.
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WANrED.-To trade an organ for u
horse; must be well broke to work and
not over five or six years old. For furth-
er information apply to w. ii. Suppe,
proprietor New York 90 cent variety
store and agent for the South American
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THE READING NEw
EDITED BIZ Many DE zEAN.

SATURDAY, Oct. 81.
The funeral of the child of Mr. ana
Mrs. E. III. Loricke, at the church lasi
Thursday, was largely attended by our
citizens. The remarks of Judge Culver
were excellent. Prayer was offered BY
Rev. 81. Smith.
The school house was fun last night
to hear the political discussion be.wecu
Hon. G. W. Sutton and R. T. Snediker
DR.. Sutton being absent Mr. Snediker
had everything his own way, and seemed
10 have mighty hungering and thirst
ing after grecnbaeks. He seems to en-
joy finding fault with the Republican as
well as the Democratic party, We in
Reading need speakers of different
kind, more and more
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MoRRow-rUFFER.

Wednesday about 1890, at the res
idence of Mr.. VIM. II. Puffer, on Mer-
chants street, vas soIemnized the uup-
tials of Mr.. Robert Morrow and Miss
Jennie Puffer, Rev. DR.. Cordley offici-
ating. Only few near relatives wit
messed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrow left at II O'Clock
for Carthaghe, Mo-, where they will
spend a week or SO.
The bride and groom are well known
in Emporia, the fqSmer being the daugh-
ter of VIM. H.:Pulfer, the popular A,
T. s.. 8. F. engineer. Mr.. Morrow is
the son of RObt. Morrow, one of the pro-
prietors of the Coolidge hotel.
We wish the young couple long hap
Ply life, and such is the wish of host of
friends in this place and wherever they
are E00mn
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Republican Meeting at BItIertown.

The Mercantile company wants all
the good butter, potatoes and other pro-
puce, and will pay good prices for it.
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t0ber 2StI.
Grand millinery opening OF ladies'
and misses winter hats and bonnets al
Mrs billiards. Sixth avenue store TN Sat
urdAy, October eSth. Every effort will
be made 10 make it pleasant Tor all who
r,na.t call
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EMPORIA MARK ETs.

EMPoRIA COAL MARKET.
The following are to-dAy's coal qIotxtions: :
| Little Pittsburg coal. 2oci Scranton, Ice;
Usage Shaft, . cts; Rich Hill, % cts; Fort
sc0tt. "a cts; AcAIlister, Is cts; Anthracite,
/ So cts; BIossburg. SO cts.
| GRAIN.
| Wheat, No. choice . ... 50