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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28
SILVER WafIdfnr

Mr.. aud Mrs. L. g. Talbot, of Ply
mouth, were very agreeably surprised
on last Saturday, the 23d, that day be-
ing the twenty fifth anniversary of their
wedding.
At IL O'Clock about sixty of their
friends arrived and taking possession of
the house, proceeded TO spread an ele-
CANT collation., which had been pre-
pared by the ladies for the occasion.
After eli the guests had been we'll
served. Rev. Lidzy, in a very neat and
appropriate speech, presented TO Mr.
and Mrs Talbot, the following presents
in behalf of their guest A crystal and
silver set, pickle castor. berry dish, and
a silver butter knife, Ar. and Mrs. Lind
ley Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Flickengsr,
Mr. and Mrs. Cochrane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa WeesneF. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Carter,
DR.. and Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs BaIIentine
Mrs. z. B. Hiner, Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger. 1lr. and Afrs
Osborne, Mr. and BErs. j. D. Alien, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Hewitt, AIrs. Laura
HineT, Miss Sena Dixon and Messrs. j.
A. and T. n. Dixon; set of silver tea
Spoons. Dir. and BErss4Joe Ecret: set Of
silver knives and butter knife, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hlnkle and Misses Sadie and
Ella HinkIe, Of Emporia; silver sugar
spoon, Dr.. and Mrs Conway, of Toledo
silver butter dish. Rev. Lidzy and wife
Stafford; set Of table spoons, Mr. and
1ErB. John r. Jones, OF WiiiianssiiIe
Illinois; silver butter knife, Mr.. and
1Ers. Whine, of Stafford; flower sfsnk
1fr. and Hrs. L. II. Harris. o
6afWd; nut cracker, 1ir. and Asrs
Iindley silver spectacles. Ar. snd Mrs
d. C. Allen, of Toledo
AftsE several hours spent in canyersa
tion, interpreted with some exeeIien
music, the guests departed, wtshin,
them many happy returns Of the pleas
ant day. end hopisg shey might cele
brsts their golden wedding.
PLTnleu7H.
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WIN Not sing roneka

Topeka Capital: Manager Crawford
regrets TO announce that the Nilsson en-
Sagement has been cancelled. He met
Manager Abby on the Union Pacific
train going east yesterday and rode with
him as far as Lawrence. Mr.. Crawford
appealed to his honor but he was un-
moveabie, stating that the company was
offered $4,000 to remain in Denver un-
til Tuesday night.
Manager Crawford did everything in
his power 10 make Abbey fulfill his con
tract, and regrets as much as anyone
possibly can the disappointment. Tie
sale of seats up to the time the contract
was cancelled amounted to over $4,000
and no doubt there would have been a
$4,000 house
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plymouth, Points.

No school this week.
Miss Hinkleis spending her vacation
in Emporia.
Miss Belle Sanders. of Indiana, Is VS.
ting her aunt, Mrs. Adam Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gassoway have
Just returned from . visit of some weeks
to old friends iusIndiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Allen, nee Miss
Chittenden, are visiting in Plymouth.
Mrs. John Allen, or Emporia, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Allen.
Stanton Hiner, of Fredonia, is visit
ing his mother.
Nell Campbell and mother took
Christmas dinner at Cottonwood Falls.
The Sunday school exercises and
Christmas tree, at the school house last
night, were well attended.
Miss Sena Dixon and Jennie Camp
bell are home for the holidays.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Dillon are
home for Christmas.
Miss Anna Talbot, who attends the
Normal at Emporia, is hame for the hol-
idays.
Misses Laura and Achsah Harris, of
Imports. are visiting friends here.
Allen Stevens, of Emporia, is the
guest of his sister, at Mrs. A. McGlnnis'
HAL.
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The Wandering Star band enjoyed a
pleasant festival at Soden's hall on Com
mercial street last Monday. There was
an abundance of good music, and the
baiioting on different articles to be
awarded 10 those receiving the largest
Number of votes was sufficiently spirited
tn lie keenly interesting The rice on
the gold-headed cane, owing TO some
Misunderstanding among the candidates
Was declared off. The gold watch was
captured by Jim Hale, the handsome
c"iored gentleman who presIdes over a
chair at Stafford s. Smiths shaving Is
adjustment, and handsome set of gold
jewelry was awarded u Miss Mary
Lewis
refreshments were served, dancing
followed and was continued till this
morning. We learn that the proceeds
were in th. neighborhooi of SO.
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Roport or DI.trlct 70 90.

Total nunber enrolled 4s; average
attending 81.
The following constitute the Roll of
Honor for the past three months: EN-
ma Stark, Ella Heacock, John Mcclure,
Charles Benthein, Bertha Stark, John
Stark, Fannie Robinson, James Terrell.
Jose Robinson, Dolly Heacock, Walton
Heacock. Emma Dunn, Winnie Halle.
Ina Tavenner. Maggie Mcclure, Emma
Ycuman. Alva Tavenner. Amelia Ricard.
Nina Bowers, Willie, George and Harry
Rodman, Dora Stevens, Alice Cooper,
Frank Bowers, Edgar Heacock, Zella
Bitter, Eta Tavenner ana Samuel Rudd.
ETA KERKRKDAII. Teacher.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of a
handsome holiday present from Messrs.
I. ID. Fox s. Co. 1t is the Excelsior
Daily Journal" large handy column,
crown size, bound in full cloth with
leather back and tips 1t is neatly en-
bossed and contains in addition TO q
large space for memoranda for each day
in the coming year, monty cash &C
count. bills receivable and bills payable
accounts, tables of weights and measures
and interesting calendars for 1888 and
1884. IL is a valuable book to the
business man and we return the compli.
menis of the season.
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The Madison Square Theatre
company, which will appear
here some time in January,
spares no pains 70 make everything
about the stage as attractive as possible
The scenery which is used in the first.
second and fourth acts of young Mrs.
Winthrop" at the Madison Square The
atre is constructed of wood and brass.
The metal was cut by hand in India for
Louis c. Tiffany s. Co., who imported
it. In India, this metal is used for dec
Grating rooms, dedicated to special GER
emonials. The walls and ceiling of the
scene At ,he Madison Square Theatre
contain over two hundred orien-
tai designs. Its full beauty can only be
appreciated by minute inspection
through an opera glass. 1t shows the
kind of house decoration which the
more wealthy are now introducing in
New York City homes.
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l.. T. HERrrAeE, Cashier.

IL stands at the head-"rhe Light
Running Domestic" Do not be deceiv-
ed by INSCRIPTIONS representatives oi
other machines who claim tn handle an
improved Domestic. All such claims
are fraudulent, and are made for the sole
purpose of trying to sell second-class
imitation on the known and recognized
merits of the Domestic. The only Do
mestic sewing machine is manufactured
by the Domestic Sewing Machine com
pany at Newark, New Jersey, and sold
by Smith s. Hall, in EmporIn. A full
line on hand of Domestic. White and
other machines. Call aud examine our
machines and be suited.
SMITH s. HAIL,
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Horticnltnral l1aetInr.

Purs uant TO the announcement in the
newspapers a'meeting ofthe Lyon Coun-
ty Horticultural society was held at
President Milliken's office on last Sat
urday afternoon. A. Huriburt was made
secretary pro TEN. The matter OF
inviting the state society to hold its next
meeting at EmpOria, was introduced
but in the absence Of the delegates APP
pointed 10 attend the late meeting nc
definite action was taken in the matter
Amer some general discussion the socie-
ty adjourned to meet January 9Th. 1888
when officers are 10 be elected for the en-
suing year.
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nIa.nIntinn NntIna.

The partnership heretofore existing
between A. G. Osborne aud II. w. Jere-
my has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. w. r. Griffith haYing purchased
the interest OF the former. All unsettled
business OF the late firm of Osborne
Is Jeremy will be transacted by either Of
its members at the old stand. The re-
firing member desires to thank the Gus
toners Who have dealt with the old
firm and commends its successors,
Messrs. Jeremy s. Griffith, TO the contin
ued patronage of the public.
AsG. OSBORNE,
RW IrnRMH
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The No Name Soci,ty had meeting
last Tuesday, al which the question Of
purchasing a pipe organ for the Congre-
gationsl church was considered. The
society has the offer of fine instrument
which is in use at the Episcopal church
at Leavenworth at very greatly re-
duced figure Us compared with the orig
inal costs ,500-and tits quite likely
that, should the organ prove to be what
it is represented. it will become the
property of the Congregational church
of this city.
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The Amphion club had a pleasant
time at Prof. Fowler's last evening.
Charley Holmes, the first tenor, created
considerable merriment by singing q
parody on Marx TwsIn's "Punch, broth
or. punch with care, punch in the pre-
ence fihe passengair" The club voted
TO hold an elegant banquet and
COLLATION. some evening this week, upon
the return of the leader. Mr.. d. D. Ben
nett. who is now in the western por-
tian of the state.
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A phantom surprise party was held
ut the residence of l.. Severy last Mon
day and was participated in by about
twelve couples of the young people of
Emporia. The time was passed very
pleasantly In dancing and other agree
able pastimes, and tempting reflection
served at about II O'Clock enhanced the
enjoyment of the guests. Miss Nellie
Severy, in whose honor the pleasant af-
fair was arranged, entertained the. CON-
pany in an exceedingly happy manner,
and dispensed the Inequalities of her
pleasant home to the delight and salts
faction of all present.
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J. J. ATHERToN-Empona, Lyon
county, Kansas, breeder of pure bred
Berkshire aud Poland China swine.
have about 100 head Of choice pigs for
this seasons trade. Pairs not akin.
Also. breeder of first-class poultry. l
nave some Buff and Partridge Cochins
} 81 for sale. Address as above.
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The Wilberforce Concert company
went from here to Strong City, and will
take in all the Kansas towns along the
line of the Santa Fee. They are as
worthy of the patronage of the public
as any combination on the road.
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N.,Iro =. a.sckhoIdeI..

The regular annual meeting of stock
LIskders of the EmpOria National bank
for she election of directors, will be held
at ire banking house "n Tuesday, Jan
mary ., 1888, between the hours 81 ? and
4 n'clnck p. IN.
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win Receive.

Mrs. DIR. J. A. Moore, Miss Ida Moore
and Miss Julia Kirk will receive their
friends New Years day at the residence
Of DIR. Moore, No. 100 Union street.
from IL O'Clock 70 Z p. M.
ANY other ladies desiring To keep open
house on that day, will confer u favor
by furnishing their names to THE
NEMs,
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FoR SALE-A No. Hereford bull,
guaranteed to be of the best pedigree
In this country. bred by ErasIus Corn
ing, OF New York also tor sale fine
Jersey COW, pedigrIed. Inquire Of II.
W. Pearsall, Emporia. Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

FOR SALE OR RENT-A large stock
~ Mason q Hamlin organs, new and
elegant style. Prices from hftY-seven
dollars up. Sev,ral good second hand
organs. Corner Tenth avenue and Com.
niercial street. west side, two blocks
south of the Normal school building.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

BLANKETs.-Just received, 200 pairs
white and grey blankets, slightly soiled,
with instructions to close them out.
Among them arc twenty PAIR of six
pound white blankets. full size, to be
sold at (SeO0) two dollars per pair, at
SawYer's One Price Cash Dry Goods
Housa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

A month ago VIM. Williams, the fire.
man who met such terrible fate at
De Soto, Oh Sunday night. took out a
policy in the Firemsn's brotherhood,
and his heirs will receive 81 900, the
amount Of the policy.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

There are many persons who have not
yet paid the tax ON their personal prop
erty, and unless this matter is attended
10 early in-the future the treasurer will
be obliged u annex the penalty.
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FoR SALE.-Best bottom farm in Ly-
on county, I3O. acres, mile north east
of Emporia on the NeOsho river, fifty
acres heavy timber, balance under good
cultivation and fair improvements
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

G. w. Newman s. Co, in pursuance
of pleasant custom which should be-
come moro general among business men,
presented each of their employees on
Christmas with handsome gilt. the
gentlemen receiving seal skin caps and
the ladies testimonials equally valuable
and handsome. Such tokens of appre-
citation of service well performed lie a
species of encouragement which tends
To cement very strongly the b nd be-
tween employ er and employe, and as We
have Indicated, the habit of the Messrs.
Newman in this direction IL one we'll
worthy uf imitation.
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The Young Mems Debating Club will

The Young Mems Debating Club will
hold its regular meeting at Viewers
hall tomorrow evening. The follow
ing is program of the exercises:
Music, George Mays.
Miscellaneous exercises, A. A. Norton.
Debate on the question-"Resolve
that the next legislature of the state OF
Kansas should submit the prohibitory
amendment to q vote of the people"
Affirmative, S. NJ. Smith; negative, IL
G. Jones Each member of the society
will be allowed a ten minutes speech
on the question.
Essay, B. +. Combs.
Lady judges will be appointed by III,
president.
An invitation is extended to the pub
liz
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Many of the churches IN this city were
handsomely i, c"Iattd with flowers on
Christmas day, and the services IN all
were appropriate la that anniversary.
The exercises ut the Episcopal church
were quite impressive, and the music
was especially line On Sunday even
ing delightful praise service was held
at the Congregational church, the pro-
gram embracing II welI-iimed address
by President Taylor. al the Normal, a
Christmas story by DR.. CIrdleY, singing
by the Amphion Quintette club and the
school and other interesting exercises.
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Cards have been issued announcing
the approaching marriage of w. II.
Dildine, of Lawrence, and Miss Kate
Morrow, of this city, which will take
place at the Hotel Coolidge on Wednes-
day morning, January 10, 1888.
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A car of the emigTsnt tram due here
at 2 a. m, jumped the track yesterday
at Strong City, taking with it four
other cars. No damage was done be-
yOnd a delay OF about three hours.
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II. Alexander purchased the Hyde
farm, two and a half miles east of EN-
poria on Saturday, paying $1,000 for
forty acres. lie expects to live on 1t
and become a granger.
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TUE wILnERFoRoEs AGAIN.

The second concert given by the
Wilberforce Company at the Whit
ley opera house last Tuesday was good
enough I'd inspire sincere regret ON the
part of all lovers of music who missed
such II rich feast of melody, and delight
ed those who were so happy as 10 be
there to enjoy it. The meagre audience
certainly did not reflect distinguished
credit upon the musical taste OF our peo-
pie, for we think wo but voice the sen
timent of all who were in attendance n
the opera house ON Monday
evening and last night when
we say that more thoroughly meritOrious
entertainments were Dever given in Em-
poria than the two in question.
The wholesome conscience and fine
courtesy of the members of the company
Were male manifest IN the pains taking
manner in which they carried out Ia,
excellent program in the face of the de-
pressing influences which they certainly
ieit hut mastered with rare tact. There
Was apparent the same earnest desire TO
please which characterized the perform
auee of the preceding evening. and the
concert'was fully up to if not in advance
of the high standard Of their first enter
tainment
Without REVERSING The program in de-
tail, we can only say that the singing
was charming, the solos, trins, quartetts
and chOruscs all being rendered with the
most pleasing and artistic effect; the
recitations of Miss Brown were admira-
BILE, aud the entertainment throughout
was such as lO meet the fullest measure
of appreciation 1t the hands OF the mos,
critical auditors
The Wilberfoces expect to make Il
thorough tour of the towns of Kansas
and VIC can assure all OF our brethren OF
tue press that they cannot say too much
for this company, which is engaged in
such q grand work, and whose concerts
are always worth more than the price
demanded for hearing them.
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WAErED-Game and pOultry.-I will
pay the highest market price for all
kinds of game aud poultry. Do not sell
until you see me and learn my prices.
Headquarters at Blue Front meat mar
Iket, 1913 Commercial street, Emporis,
Kansas. A. 3. TANDY.
A. Nor.t konaa
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WANTED TO BUY-A good work horse,
not to weigh less than 1000 pounds.
Must be sound and work single or
double. Inquire OF John .Evert or w.
ii. Suppe, at 90c-store.
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We learn that il is the purpose Of a
number of the Emporia ladies to keep
open house on New Years. II persons
who expect 10 receive on that day will
be so kind as TO furnish tneIr names for
publication we will take It as favor.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-12-28

Mr.. John KnowltOn, of Decatur, II
llnois, and Miss Dollie Green. OF inc
same city were married at that place on
THURSDAY. December 2lst, by Rev. II. w.
Trueblood, Of the u. B. church, IN the
presence OF a large company Of friends
The bride who received large namoel
OF elegant presents. Is the sister a Ars-
w. B. Moses, OF this city, and dsartag
pro,rac.ed visit in Emporin made hoSs
az friends who will extend 10 her and her
husband congratnlntions aS,A good
wiskss.
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John Drcsher, of Jackson township,
and Anna Mary StEawhecker. of Amer
icus. were married by Probate Judge
Kellogg at Ills Office Monday.
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FoR SALE.-2.OOO high grade MerinO
sheep; also 80 choice MeTino bucks.
Call on or write to L. Webster, Dunlap,
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TO partially atone Tor our many sins
during the year now closing We wish To
expose fraud. We refer to the large
packs of horse and cattle powders nov
sold Sherid8n's are absolutely puxe
and immensely valuable. This STATE
ment Is true Sold at Moore's drug
store
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.MONEY-MOney to loan IN any
G.nsOuDt by tie Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and see
us deEore making your loans, as we can
do Won GOOD
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caraof Thagk.

Deputy Sheriff Beers and his family
desire to express their thanks TO all who
extended aid and sympathy 10 them in
the time of trial and sorrow which at
tended the sickness and death of their
,;t.Ie son Clifford.
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The Presbyterian congregation viii
hold . social at the residence Of the pas
tor. Rev. ]. F. Hsndy. this evening. A
pleasant time may be expected.
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A marriage license was issued this az
ternoon to Caleb Holt and Mollic Will
cox. of Emporia.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.---At our place, one
mile east of Americas, 25 head of ewes,
1 buck, 10 Colswold and SO fine-wool
lambs. Apply on premises TO L. j.
Strain
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Mr.. Andreas Dengler and Anna stra-
haker. of this city. were married TIES
day evening by Probate Judge Kellogg
Al his Office.
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FOR SALE-A house al nine rooms; n
lS5 ser bottnm farm, with timber and
Rs'rs ~ r,lies from the city, and two
ga slt.ek farms with timber aud wsier
WITHIN II miles vi Emporia.
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May Wheeler will be the next attrSc-
tion at the Whitley opera house. She
will appear on the evenings OF the LIST
and I'd of January, in the plays of
'GRlstea" and Engaged"
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WAsTED.-Wiil the party who pur-
chased money order No. 81 .30s. for $40,
on Tuesday morning, Dec. 90, please
Gull at the posiofiice. Important.
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X. A. Rutland has rented Soden's new
room on Filth avehue, and will open up
a restaurant. He is an old caterer, and
is well and favorably known to the EN-
poria public. We are pleased to know
that he is going to remain among US.
and We wish him abundant success.
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Mr.. Ballou started for Illinois abont 3
week ago and returned at 9 O'Clock last
night. just the other side of st. LouIs
he stepped out of the car onto the plat
form 20 take view Of the country
when he fell of, dislocating his shoulder,
cutting severe cash on his head. re-
eeiyed severe bruises about tho face. and
is pretty generally used up
Mrs, Lilly Swim is spending Christ
mas in EmporIa.
Hartford business men are pretty gen
orally on the dun. Judging from the
columns OF the Call.
The beautiful snow came in aban-
dance yesterday.
The Christmas daily was hsghIy COM
pIimented by all.
Chewing tobacco at 20 cents per
pound. usually sold at 65 cents. At j. @.
Browns Other things in proportion.
Nice assortment of fine candies at
Bonds.
Teas that cost co cents j. C.
Brown viii sell you at 30 cents .
90 cent tea at % cents. Take n look az
them. Fresh canned goods ard Cali
fornia hoaey- Don't forget that ne have
fall stock of boots and shoes. aioyes
and mittens. glass and queensf tsTe. mo-
TONS candies and cigars, and "a fact
eyefything usually kept in fIrsS-ciass
establishment LateF-A 10 peg cent
reouctlon on boots and shoes.
4
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J.. X. Walkup started in a crew Of men
at Junction. on she X. C. & f. railroad
this morning.
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Several parties viii go TO Kansas City
from Emporia to hear Nilsson on the
evening of the Goth.
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WANTED-one OF two good canvass
O. 10 sril M,ani couu'y nursery stock
Apply u NJ Perkins, 90 Neosho
street, EmpJria, Kansas.
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The highest market price--eiIher in
cash or trade-paid for produce at
Bays grocery.