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At st. EouIa-

ct. LOUIS, August I6. 1852
Hogs-ReceiPts, 1900; no shipments; active
and higher; pigs and light Workers, 81 COZ
10; good Workers. ss0s 20; butchers to best
heavy, IS 4O9s 80; lot averaging 2sI rounds
sold at outside price.
Flour-Easier, not lower
Wheat-Lower and very slow; No. red
96'<@9eISc. CASH No. 3 red, 92KQ92Xc: No.4
red, 8s<c.
Sorn-Duii ana lower 77%0771zc, cash
Oats-Dull and lower, S95kGlI<c cash.
Pork-Dnll and lower, $2l Tx. bid. cash
ana August; job lots, SCI 40Id9l 30
Lard-Nominal, $I2 10.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS,

KANSAS CITY. August l6.
The Daily Indicator reports; wheat-Re-
ceipts bus; shipments 80, 1OI bus; may
ket steady; No. 3, cash sales, Tsk79Ic; No. 2,
cash sales. S51s5I<c; No. :. cash sales, 9OJzc.
Corn Receipts 1884 bus; shipments 1,IS5
bus; market weak; No. mixed, cash, 67Hc
bid; csc asked.
oats-No. ?, cash, 81 &c bid SIC asked.
Butter-Unchanged.
Eggs-Steady at 1sc per dozen, candled.
Cattle-Receipts 3,sG7; market weak and 5
to lOc lower; native steers averaging ,Iss to
1927 pounds sold at 81 1905 rs; cows, 81 son
%; Texas steers, averaging SGT to s75 lbs,
sold at IS 5710S O..
Hogs-Receipts I,069; market slow and SC
lower; sales ranged SO 750s 30; bulk at 81 So
0s 05.
Sheep-No receipts or shipments; market
nominal at $30S 90 for good to choice natives.
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THE READING News.

EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.

EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.
TUESDAY, Aug, 10.
The Patten brothers have bought of
Valentine Best his farm and corn crop
on 142 creek. 1t looks little as though
the big fish are swallowing our little
fish.
Our quiet village was visited last
week by Constable johnson, of EN-
poria, who arrested w. II. Penfield and
L. n. Swartout for selling whisky. Mr.
Penfield went before Capt. Stratton and
made oath to the statement that he had
not kept or sold any whisky since May,
1881, and advised the county at
torney not to put the county
to any costs for nothing, but
he was taken to EmporIa and tried,
found guilty and fined $500 90 and the
citizens of Reading, Elmdale, 142 creek
and all up Duck creek seem to feel glad
of the result of the trial.
Fl. Douglass sold 200 fat steers to
Whitley & Ladd at $3.50 per hundred.
III. Douglass and his son Frank have
gone to Michigan on visit.
A sister of j. j. Swan, from Indiana,
is visiting friends here
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, Aug. 10, 1882.
Council met in regular session. Pres
emit: Mayor Eastman and Councilmen
Bay, Walkup, Lewis, Ireland, Thatcher
Moore and Theis.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
The committee to whom was referred
the report of police Judge for the month
of July reported it correct, and the re-
port was adopted.
The committee to whom was referred
the petition of Jordan Carson reported
fayorably, and on motion of Theis the
committee on ordinances was instructed
to prepare an ordinance fixing the salary
of the city teamster at $40 per month.
The committee to whom was referred
the resolution in relation to erecting a
residence for the engineer of the water
works, reported in favor of building a
house, not to cost more than 800.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter of condemning sidewalks, re-
ported favorably, and the marshal was
instructed to give proper notice to prop
erty owners.
On motion of Mr.. Walkup, the street
commissioner and marshal were author
lied to remove all sidewalks that have
been condemned more than ninety days
and have not been replaced with new
walks
The tax levy made by the board of
education was reported, approved by
the committee on ways and means, and
on motion the report was adopted.
Bills of expense connected with the
recent smallpox cases were referred back
to the committee on claims for further
consideration.
Communication of the street commit
tee in reference to VIM. Born's guttering
was read, and ON motion the street COM
missioner was authorized to repair Mr.
Born's guttering at the expense of the
city.
On motion the bill of Howard Dunlap
for insurance of boarding halls, amount
ing to $41.25, was allowed
An ordinance entitled "An ordinance
to authorize the issuing of bonds of the
city of Emporia for the cost of paving,
curbing and guttering
certain streets and alleys therein named"
was introduced, considered by Sec
lions under the suspension of the rules |
and adopted, all councilmen voting aye |
except Theis, who voted no.
On motion the clerk was instructed |
o open bids for bonds under advertise
nent of date July "a, 1882. Bids of G.
Hood and r C Haywood were opened
md read, and on motion the bid of r. c.
Haywood for seven per cent bonds be-
ng the highest was accepted by the fol-
owing vote: Ayes Bay, Theis, Lewis
nd Ireland; nays Walkup. Moore and
thatcher.
The bid is as follows:
For $2s, 500, time fifteen years or less
t per cent. semi-annual interest,
i1.O04 on the dollar.
For $4,000, time twenty years or less
t z per cent. semi annual interest,
i .0016 on the dollar.
Mr.. Walkup was here excus ed by the
mayor.
On motion of Mr.. Bay, the clerk was
to levy assessments on pro-
erty liable for the macadamizing, curb
ng and guttering on Sixth avenue and
Ierchants street and Fifth avenue and
Ierchants street
An ordinance providing for the pay
lent of the following claims was intro
uced. considered section by section, IN
er a suspension of the rules, and on
notion, adopted, all the councilmen
citing aye.
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nnuaI Meeting of the Kansas state
U-N0a

temperance Union.
The annual meeting of the Kansas
State Temperance Union will be held in
Topeka, September 18th and 18th
Prominent lecturers from Nebraska
Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky and other states
will address the meetings.
Transportation will be very cheap, n:
advantage can be taken of the special
rates offered by the railroads to the state
fair.
Each Sabbath school, temperance OF
ganization and church society in th'
state is entitled TO two delegates Is il
representation in the proceedings OF thu
union, and these bodies are urged TO sc
lsct their delegates, and send them to The
meeting. State papers please copy
BY order OF the executive COMMITTEES
JOHN p. ST. JOHN, Prest.
II. G. LARIMER, Secretary.
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A Distinction without a difference

EDITORS NEWS: At the county con-
vention held for the purpose of sending
delegates to the state congressional con-
venLion at Topeka, Mr.. McCleary, of
Americas, made a motion that the dele
CATION give Mr.. Fairfax a reasonable
support, which was carried, but which
was unsatisfactory to certain political
faultfinders who saw fit to create dissat-
isiaction among the colored people, and
insisted that the resolution was mere
clap trap to catch the cslored mans sup
port The delegation gave Mr.. Fairfax
one-fifth OF his entire vote. Certain
colored citizens who thought the
support not sufficient denounced the
"ring" and went in to whOop it up for
st. John and for the political fault-flnd-
ers of this county. What was the re-
suit? St. Johns convention in this
county refused to send Mr.. Smith to
Topeka as delegate, although his lit.
ness was generally and universally con-
coded, and the ST. John delegation from
this county refused to give the colored
candidate for auditor, Mr. McCabe, even
complimentary vote, but fought him
from first to last. Do you see the differ.
ence? INQUIRER.
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la consequence OF uss wide .srcsd is.lsef II,
the c<sHtirited HsiHlIs-afiosLTof refined sa.rss
the BOSTON SUGAR REFINERY de- ,Ie,i
20 proteet the reputation a. has - On re,
ing nffy years u ba-lre-s b. ..s.ss,,st1 :. ifs
nstoEners and the anilIc sita {JSOtjFss
TONED guarantees OF the Uklgl q: n
that the official s-hrsbsss OF fiass $50 - -
saehrsetfS shall test the eoHte5sss r 8,
package tearing lie brand AMI h. :, -
certlneate that u is ? ZEE From AL A. pi.Trs
afloS VIII De found Oh n .,arf..: and ~.
snef. % prevent tanpea ir< wits n rsIs..,..s
q !. payer laoeI with the words tGuaRaxrstes
PuEE SUaARr will ne l,asf.st : : {, : -
seae. y adopting theac nassns fht Fs,sss.s
s sa.s.s aennsry y sattsae IN 4 4 s,Is
| IN its original purity - osasasssr :.
Boston, August, lisa
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Dissolution NoTICE.-NOlice is here
by given that the copartnership hereto
fore exhisting between John Schanze
aud j. G. Anderson, doing a general
wagon, carriage and blacksmithing bus.
mess under the firm name of Schanze 81
Anderson is this day dissolved by nu-
tual consent, j. G. Anderson retiring
from the firm, and John SchaDze con-
tinuing the business at the old stand.
All dues to the firm will be collected by
John Schanze, who will also assume its
liabilities and pay It's debts.
JOHN ScHANZE,
j. g. ANDERSON.
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The GRANDEsT SALE or THE SEASON.
PEARsALL's BEST EFFoRT.-I will sell
for VIM. ii. Douglass at his pasture, =
miles south and 4 mile east Of Read
ing on Friday, September 1, 1882, at 10
O'Clock A. m, the following property
% hoad OF cows, with calves by their
sides; IL three-year old heifers, some
with calves; 13 two.year OLD heiIers; 12
one-year old heifers; so One-year old
steers; 80 two-ycar old steers; pair of
splendid work mules. and one Short
horn bull. pedigreed.
The above cattle are very high grade
bred from thoroughbred bulls, and cows
purchased from Weaver, are bred from
the famous bull George B. Mcclellan,
and are mostly dark red in color.
Terms of Sale--Eight months time
will bs given secured by good bankable
paper drawipg 10 per cent interest.
WM. IL. DOUGLASS.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs

at Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 16, 1882.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; quiet; n little bet
ter; weak; pork fully 10 cents lower; light
81 70Gs 30; mixed packing, 81 7O0s IS; heavy,
s. 40Gs SIS.
Cattle-Receipts 8O0O; dull and Ioc lower;
exports, 81 25GS7 IS; good to choice shipping,
80 4OG69o; common to fair. 81 5005 80; butch
ers, 81 4eG5l 90; range cattle weak; Texans,
50 So
"heat-Aarket continued weak through
the session; 81 Ok for August; No. red,
81 OK.
Corn-76kc.
Oats-45c
Rye-G7c.
Barley-9iG92c
Pork-$s0 97K
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MospAY, Angus; IA

Born, Saturday Augas; 18th. tp Mr.
and sss. Cahill an infant child. II live d
but about an hour and was inferred IN
the Ameriens cemetery Saturday.
Anderson Austin (.4,i9red) has pur-
chased a restaurant in tue sonih part of
the city of Emporia near the a IT. & s
r. track
The last item in last weeks paper was
reported by an assistant. Had we writ
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STRAYED OR sToLES-From the farm
Of Z. L. Gowen, 12 miles west of EN-
poria, ON July eed, 1882. Que bright bay
horse three years old, supposed 60 weigh
about 800 pounds, branded ii on right
shoulder. front feet shod with plates,
hind feet white, dark main, tail and legs,
So will be paid tor the return of the
above animal To +. l. Gowen, 81 Com.
mercial street, Emporia, Kansas, oT AT
the farm at Stafford, or at Burlingamc,
Kansas, Ia Il. S. Niles. A reasonable
amount will be paid for any information
leading To the recovery of the horse.
L. :. NILES,
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For SALE-Four hundred and iifIy
high grade merino sheep and ten rams.
II the purchaser desires the rancho it
can be had also. For further particu-
lars call at the rancho, 80 miles north
OF Elmdale. Chase county, Kas.
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PUBLIC SALE:-The undersigned will
sell at public auction, at my farm, q mile
south of Stafford. in Chase county, on
WEDNESDAY, AUG. so. 1891
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
perty. II head of three-year old steers,
l2 head OF two-year old steers, IA head
of yesrling steers, O head of cows; 3 OF
them have calves, the other 3 are with
calf of the COWS are thoroughbred.
A fine blooded stallion, 4 hogs, 0 shoais,
1 buggy, wagon, = lot OF oats in stacks
a lot OF millel and hay in the stacks, sup
posed TO be about 20 acres Of corn in the
field, two-year lease of about 125 acres
of bottom land, dwelling house in the
town OF Stafford. two lots, stable, etc. A
coal and gram house on the switch ii
Stafford, and various other articles mo-
mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
The stock Except the stallion) anc
the corn will be sold for cash; balance
n credit Of six months on all sums ovel
IS. purchaser giving bankable note a
10 per cent. interest.
John KITcHIN, Stafford, Kansas.
H. w. PEARsALL, Salesman.
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An exquisite bOquct and. u basket OF
delicious cake found their way 10 The
NEWS Office Saturday evening, accom-
panied By the compliments of Prot. B.
L. Davis ubd wife.
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When You see = promising colt with
a splint, curb or spawn forming, thus
spelling its sale. go at once and procure
bottle of KendaI.is Spawn Cure. One
dollar invested in this great remedy
viii save you hundreds OF dollars. Il
has no equal as liniment for man or
beast
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Cor. IL. W. PEARsALL, Auct.

JOINT SALE OF SToCK CATTLE.-WC
will offer for sale, at our farm, eleven
miles southwest of EmPoria, near Plumb
postofllce, on Wednesday. August 23d,
1882, at 10 O'Clock n. IN. the following
property 80 head OF cows with calves
IL head of two-year old and 10 head of
one year old heilcrs; l thoroughbred
bull; 10 head Of two.year old steers, If
not taken previous Ia sale. The young
stock offered at this sale are fine grades
from one of the best bulls IN the country.
Terms of sale Six months time will be
given with ten per cent. interest and ap
proved security; deduction of five per
cent, OF for cash.
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FoR SALE.-Onc hundred tons OF bot
tom hay for sale by William II. Wyckoff,
8 miles southeast of EmpOria, on the
Misaouri Pacific railroad
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YARNS Those ladies VINO like to do
up their fall knitting early are Informed
that latham. OF the Illinois store, has
received his ia supply, and it is cheap
Also Germantown yarn.
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A ooot, Imnrnvement

The seats at the Whitley opera house
were removed to-day preparatory to
grading the floor, which will have an
elevation of about three feet from the
stage to the entrance of the auditorium.
This is all that is wanting to make ii
the most comfortable and attractive thea
tire in Kansas, and this new exhibition
of enterprise ON the part OF
the company will be fully
appreciated by the public. The works
is in charge of E. F. Sprague, and will
be pushed forward to early completion
The management also contemplate
making new scale of prices, by which 6
discrimination between seats will made
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Major Davis has chrisiened his fine
new place in the Hinkle building the
Trivoli Billiard Parlor. The handsome
signs on The window blinds were painted
by John Tschudi.
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JOHN SCHANZE,
]. Q. ANDERSON

BDs FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIEs.-Seale,I
bids will be received by the board of Ell.
ucatiOn of the city of Emporia until
September 4, 1882, for furnishing the
city schools with coal, wood, stationery,
ink, crayon, etc, the coming school
term; all to be furnished as needed by
schools, and bidder TO state the kind and
quality of each article bid ON.
Address Clerk of Board of Education,
or L. b. KELLOGG, Priest
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j. ID. Cole, OF Hutchinson, Greenback
candidate for congress from The Third
district, will be in EmpOria ON Saturday
and deliver Il political address some
time during The day.
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The AMERIcUs News.
EDITED BY " BURIow. >
FRIpAY, Aug. 1


Subscriptions and collections for the DAILY
and WEEKLY NEWS, and all items OF interes {
for this column, received with thanks by ID.
Z. Gr1Eeil real estate and loan agent.
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Rev. John Lamb, of Liverpool, deliv.
cred very interesting lecture ON The
Prominent Preachers OF Wales" ut the
Welsh Presbyterian church last Monday
and will preach there tonight.
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We thought we were too late until we
saw the advertisement of Kendall's
SPAWN Cure.
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The macadamizing of Sixth avenue
between Commercial and Merchants
streets was completed today. and the
job reflects great credit upon the con-
tractors, Messrs. Brown & ArmOr. 1t is
one of the best pieces of work of the
kind we have ever seen.
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A very large proportion OF the pop
ulatiOr of Reading was In attendance
at the Penfeld liquor trial which was
concluded before Justice Bachelor
Tuesday
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Jimmie O'roole, residing near Neosho
Rapids, threshed the wheat from fifteen
acres last week and reports yield of
forty and half bushels To the acre.
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Mansfield Wells and family aud &. Z
Gibson pulled out for Los Angeles, Cal
norma, yesterday, taking with them th,
best wishes of their many friends her.
for their prosperity and happiness
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Judge Kellogg has received notice
that John. Weichman the insane man
confined at the county Jail, will he re-
ceived at the asylum at Topeka, and he
was taken tn that place Wednesday by
the shartH
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MIAMI COUNTY NURSERIES, KANSAS.
The farmers and people of Lyon
County who desire GOOD THRIFTY fruit
trees, etc, and TRUE To NAME, wall find
it TO their interest TO buy from j. NJ.
Perkins, agent.
EMPoRIA, Kans., June 20, 'S2.
have bought fruit trees and vines OF
Mr.. Perkins which gave me entire sat
.isfaction. w. ). HARLAN.
TuOs HIguwOoD
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MoNEY.-Money TO loan in any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company, ut lowest rates. Call and see
us before making your loans, rs we can
do YOU good
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A number of persons from Emporia
went to Neosho Rapids Wednesday To
attend the silver wedding Of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Mulconuery.
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me Teaehels. Institute.

MONDAY. Aug. Il.
The institute was visited this morning
by Prof Carrutii, OF the Stste UNIVERSE
ty, who talked to the teachers about
twenty minutes on the subject OF bot
any. He is now travelling over the state
preparatory to publishing botany of
Kansas, which viii no doubt be very
valuable work. The address was very
interesting throughout. and all were
convinced that the speaker understood
the subject on which he was talking.
Miss kaufman occupied the time of
the literature class this morning with a
model recitation in teaching object
lessons. She possesses the rare faculty
of making all her recitations interesting
and attractive TO her pupils.
There will be slight change in The
program of the institute for the last
two weeks. Reading and physiology
will give place to geography and
phonics.
There were several new names added
To the roll to-day, making q total men,
bership of 96.
Among the visitors were Mr.. Stubbs
Mrs. Eastman, Miss Calhe Brown, Miss
May Eastman, Miss Swim and Miss
HurIburt. REPoRFER.
TUESDAY, Aug. IS.
There was a committee appointed to-
day to get up program for the sociable
t0 be held at the close of the institute,
which Will be one week from next Fri
day. The committee will probably be
ready to report by to morrow.
The class in literature had very in
teres;ing lesson today on Pope. who was
one of the smallest and yet one of the
greatest of England's great poets. To
morrow the class will have Thompson
after which they will take up Emerson
md other American writers.
The institute was visited to-day by |
Messrs. Hamilton, Klock, Gallagher and |
Haines and Mrs. Sissler.
There are now IS teachers enrolled, |
,nly about one fourth of which number
ire males. This perhaps accounts for
he assertion made by one of our male
,isitors, that We had the best class of
eachers in attendance he had ever seen
{ an institute REPORTER.
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The commissioners of Coffey county
Monday condemned the right of way
for seven miles of the Kansas City &
Emporia railroad, comprising about 80
acres oi land, the average price of which
was about $3.50 per acre.
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Judge Graves, at an adjourned ses-
sion Of district court, held in this
city last Sunday, made an order for
service by publication on the unknown
heirs of a I. Baker, w. b. Swlsher, G.
II. Rees and Wesley Thompson, deren-
dants in the case of Elijah Weakly vs..
Lucy a. Hill, ct al. Court then adjourn
ed until the eth of September.
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We have just received some very fine
sugar syrup. Call and try 1t.
BooREY d RINGLE.
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John j. Lewis shipped SO head of
steers to Chicago Sunday, which aver
aged 600 pounds per head.
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By u notice published elsewhere in
the NEWS, it will be seen that The firm
Of Schanze 81 Anderson have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Schauzr will continue
the old business at the old stand.
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There are quite number of easas of
typhoid fever in town.
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There were twenty two conversions
reported at the camp grounds on Sat
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A petition for divorce and alinony
was filed with District Clerk Traylor to-
day by Mrs. Mary Davis, wife of John
q. Davis, of Fremont township, ON the
grounds of extreme cruelty.
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PEACHES, Peaches, Peaches -Receiv
ed this day from Texas.
BooREY & RINoLE.
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Farmers, attention! The Keystone
-four and feed store is the place to buy
your flour and feed cheap for cash
DpyEI ~ MONA AXIOM
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Elder Rhodes assisted in the dedica-
tion Of the new NJ. Z. church at Ivy Sun
dav
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The residence of Ii. G. Cross was con-
nected by telephone with the central Of
fee Wednesday.