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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-25

PUBLIC SALE.-Having made sue
cess of the stock business for the last
seven or eight years, and having i'm
proved my focks and herds, never spar
ing tiuo or money for the same, am
now DESTROYS of disposing of a part OF
Ghem, so that may still improve the
same to keep pace with the car of pro-
gress IN breeding up the nocks and
herds of Kansas. l will therefore, ON
June Is, 1882, at 10 O'Clock a. M, offer
for sale to the highest bidder the follow
ing described property at my farm one
fourth of . mile north of Dunlap, or
the Missouri Pacific railroad:
2,0o0 to $500 high grade MerinC
sheep, all young and healthy; abou
1000 ewes, 500 feeding wethers, the bal
ance young ewes and wethers.
10 horses, consisting of work horses
riding horses, driving horses and colts
/ will also sell my running horse, Doc
and driving horse, Robin.
mule 10 hands high, a spiendiC
worker.
II head of cattle.
% hogs.
Farming implements, moving ma
chimes, sulky rakes, sulky plows, cult
vators, harrows, Browns corn planteI
seed drill and many other things
wagons, harness, &c
/ will also sell $50 Thoroughbred eve
and bucks if purchasers can be found.
Also about $4,000 pounds of medium
and light grade fine wool in fine cond
fion.
We especially invite sheep buyers I
be present, as this means business.
Terms easy and made known at tim
of sale. LEWIS WEBSTER,
Dunlap, Morris Co, Kas.
H.1W. PEARsAII., Salesman.
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SCHOOL Report

VERDIGRIs. Lyon Co, Kan, May "a.
Report of the school taught in district
No. 30:
The spring term commenced February
9th, and will close in June, after tern
of four months.
Enrolment, II males and 10 females
total, 80; average daily attendance. "a
Frank Grove, Gladdis Grove, wini-
fred McCray, frankie Crowel, and Net
tic Grove have been 100 in attendance
for the past three months.
The names of those pupils who have
stood as high as 95 in department OF
scholarship are Frank Grove, Willie
Newman ohm Newman, Clara limerick
Beulah Voorhees,. Whit. AIcCrug, Benty
Mays, Russell Burris and Gladdis Grove
NELLIE CUNNINGHAM, Teacher.
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Thomas Thompson

" Though the Cottonwood has beer
dragged and the most diligent search
made to recover the remains of Thoma,
Thompson, up to the present writing al
efforts in this direction have proved I'M
availing. 1t is thought by some tha
Thompson was not drowned as is gener
ally believed, but that after seeing there
was no escape for the team, and fearing
the consequences of their loss, departed
for parts unknown. We are informed
by Coroner Dawson, however, that hi
thinks there is no doubt Of the drown
ing of Thompson, and also thinks tina
his body will soon be found.
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A DYING MANS ReoUEsT.
4 Touching Letter from an Unfortunate
Husband and Father, Who Receives
a Fatal Wound In Colorado.

4
a Fatal Wound In Colorado.
Eds. News: By the request of dying
man I pen the following, which he
wishes you To peblish:
II, John c. Craffoyd, am from Kansas
City, Missouri l started for Long, Col
orado, on the 18th OF Nay, 1882, but
having changed my mind, came 10 Las
Vegas. While ON my way here fell in
with two men, who afterwards got into
quarrel and one of them drew a rcvol-
yer 10 shot the other, but missed his aim
and shot me, intlicting probably fatal
wound, and feel that have only lew
hours To live. As have two little girls
living near the city al Enpnria-tIle
oldest, May a, who is nine years old,
and the other, Lille E. CraffoId, six
years old, wish to inform them OF :heir
fathers fate. These children are
living with heir mother and my
divorced wife. Annie NJ. Graf
ford, from whom was separated sever
al months ago. Please publish this let
ter, and if anyone knows of the where
abouts of my wife or little children they
will confer favor upon dying man
by sending them a copy of the News
containing this letter. Truly yours,
J. q. CRAFFoKD.
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Personal srrsrIoS
Justice Bachelor went to Cottonwood
Falls Tuesday.

Justice Bachelor went to Cottonwood
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. H. H. Carpenter expects 10 join
her husband ST Santa Fe some time this
week.
Harry Smith. Of H..rfarl. who has
been logging in Wisconsin,, returned
home Tuesday.
Efd Haller,of Burlingnme,is the guest
of WIN Chalfant, and is very much de
lighted with EmpoTia.
George Goddard, who has an express
run between Atchisan and Topeka,
spent Sunday in Emporia-
George w. Sylvester, of Lima. New
York, is in the city looking after his
real estate interests here.
Mrs. VIM. B. Moses, who for several
weeks has been visiting with her pa
rents at Arvonia, is expecth home next
Thursday.
Dave Bragunier expects TO raise
enough vegetables at his market garden
near water works, this season, to ship
large quantities west.
Dir. Ed. S. Waterbury started Mon
day on trip which will take in Phiia-
delphia, New York and Washington.
He will be absent about three weeks.
VIC. Whitiord, state superintendent
of public instruction Of Wisconsin, and
president OF Milton college, is the guest
of his old school-mate p. 3. Maxson.
A. r. Bancroft has been appointed
local agent for the Niagara Insurance
company, of New York, aud the Cali
fornia Insurance company Of San Fran
cisco
Mrs. Hattie King and daughter, are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. lines,
in tliis city. They arc ON their way home
to Maine, after a protraeted visit in Cal
ifornia.
Geo. NJ. schacffer, formerly of this
city but AT present engaged 10 the cigar
trade at Nation, Illinois, is stopping at
the Coolidge. He is visiting friends in
aEmporia-
DIR James Barnett started Monday for
Monmouth, Illinois, to attend the general
assembly of The United Presbyterian
church which meets at that place on the
4th inst.
Mr. George Dement,, nephew of II.
j. Bird, arrived in Emporia last even
ing from Beioit, Wisconsin, and Will re-
main here and learn the jewelry trade
with his uncle.
Mr.. N. Ryno went to Burlington Fri
day and returned Saturday with Mrs.
Ryno and Erwin W. Ryno their son,who
had been spending week very pleasant
ly at that place
James Ryan, who was delegate to the
Third district convention froia Harvey
county is brother OF. Sheriff Ryan of
this city. We Thought that as good
man as Tom must have some Republi-
can relatives.
Enoch Myers, Of Humboldt,is visiting
his son, L. ID. Myers,in this city. Mr.. My
crs was run out of Texas in 1861 for be-
ing union man, and can tell some very
interesting stories of his experiences du-
ring the war of the rebellion.
Albert Minnich, prosperous mer-
chant, OF Sedgwick county, called at the
NEWS Office Wednesday. He is ma
tive of Ohio and the writer was pleased |
to meet in him an old friend whom he
had not seen for twenty years.
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Bound for Leavenworth.

Last Tuesday Sheriff Vernan arrived
in the city having in charge man by
the name OF John Smith, who has beer
sentenced by the Greenwood county
court to fourteen years in the peniten
tiary. Smiths sentence would likely
have been shorter had he not tried
and nearly succeeded in breaking Jail al
Eureka. Sheriff Smith, of Marion coun
ty, also came up with one or two prison
ers that he was seeing safely through tC
Leavenworth. Both sheriffs, with theil
respective charges, departed tor the pen
itentiary by the II o'clock train last
night.
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The conductor of one of the west
bound freight trains Sunday was
much annoyed by five trsmps getting
into an empty car and locking them
selves in from the inside. When the
train reached here, he secured the car
doors so they could not get out, and
took them on to Fullerton where they
were compelled TO disembark. Wheth.
er this action met the approval of the
eastern tourists we have not yet ascer.
tanned, but VIC imagine they were not at
all particular just where they were un-
loaded so the scenery was picturesque,
the air baimy and the women kind
hearted enough to saiiate their invigor
ated appetitcs.
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school Report

The following is report of the FL
mendaro school No. II, for the month
ending May 18th: Total number en-
rolled, %; average daily attendance,
1876; number of cases of hardness, 10, as
follows: Harry Doll, Sherman Tweedy,
May Rogers. Maggie Rogers and Jessie
Rogers; Maud and Nellie Doll were
neither absent nor tardy; Charley EN-.
DRY and Emma Henry and May Smith
were tardy once though not absent
Josie Cooper, Gertie Doll, Laura Hite,
Sherman Tweedy, George Baysinger
Nellie Doll, May Smith, May and Mag
gle Rogers, Cliffie Gard, Harry Doll
Jessie Rogers, Charlie Emory and EN-
ma Henry and Lula Hitc were 90 OF
more in scholarship and department
Josie Cooper ranked first in advances
grade; Sherman Tweedy, first in the in
termcdiate grade and Charley and En-
DRY Henry were the same in the primari
grade, and ranked first
ia FRENCH, Teacher.
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Methodist Social Friday Night

The ladies of the Methodist church
have arranged for social To take place
at their church on Friday evening
which, from its novel and pleasing ma
ture, is sure TO be largely attended. The
following novel means Of increasing the
receipts of the sociable will be adopted ::
On separate slips of paper will be writ
ten the names of each lady and gentle
man in the house. These slips will then
be placed in two baskets, separated &C
cOrding to sex, and those having ladies'
names will be passed to the gentlemen
and vice versa, and from the number
one slip is to be drawn by each person.
The person bearing the name ON This
slip and the one who draws it are then
to be weighed, aud the one who rejoices
in the greatest avoirdupois will be called
upon to pay certain rate per pound for
the number of pounds he OF she ex-
ceeds the other in weight. This depar.
ture promises to be amusing if moi
profitable
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Kansas Pharmaoe1licaI Association.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 8. 1882.
To the Members Of the Kansas Pharma-
eeuticat association
You are hereby notified that the next
annual meeting of the association will
be held at Topeka, June 9TH, 1882, at 2
p. m.
The program win be the reading of
answers 10 queries, and papers on phar-
macy and its branches, the election of
officers for the ensuing year, framing a
law to regulate the practice of Hhar-
macy, and such action as may be deemed
necessary for the protection of the drug
trade under the prohibitoly law.
All members and others who are en-.
gagged in the drug business should be al
this meeting. Questions ofyital impor-
lance to the drug trade viii come before
1t.
Arrangements viii be made for re
duction in railroad fare 10 one and one
fourth for the round trip over the U. P
and A, T. & S. F. r. r.
Druggists who have been engaged il
the business for four years, may becom,
members by addressing Mr. B. W. Wood
ward, Of Lawrence, Chairman of Execu
tive Committee.
BY order of RI. BRowE,
President
F.E. HoIIIpAY, Secretary.
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Special Policeman Frank Burnham,
who was put on the force from tile fact
that he had had smallpox and would be
available in the event of any new cases,
was taken in custody Monday, 'charged
with Stealing $15 from the pocket of
Jim Ingles near the mauling machine on
The corner of Fifth and Commercial
street. He was taken before Judge
Bachelor and gave bail, for his appear
ance tomorrow.
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Dime Entertain,nen!

The Lyceum of The Normal will give
an entertainment in the assembly room
of that Institution ON Friday evening, to
which all ara cordially invited. An ad-
mission of ten cents VIII be charged,
the proceeds TO be applied to the pur.
chase of a carpet for the Lyceum hall
The following program will be zen.
dered, after which general social will
be induiged in and welcome EXTENDED
to all:
Overture-Normal orchestra
Lecture, Switzerland Miss Emil,
Kuhlman.
Piano Duet, ...zampa"-Lida Dayi
and May Haincs
Orasion-J. j Kirby.
Comic Hirshler and Leh
mann.
Vocal duett-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. FOv
Ter.
Essay-Angelia Bishop.
Select reading-Alice Overstreet
Music by the orchestra
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Teachers Meeting.

The teachers of Lyon county will
meet a week from Saturday at the usual
place at one o'clock, p. m. when the fol
lowing program will be presented:
Music.
Paper, Prof II. E. Saddler.
Five minutes talk.
A discussion, c. NJ Smith.
English and American literature, Mrs
A. p Morse
Current history, n. w. Sonnedccker.
Miscellaneous business.
Critics report.
By the request OF a number of teach
ers Mrs. Jay j. Buck has consented to
address the meeting in Emporia, in the
schOolroom.
This Will be the last meeting until hol
iday adjournment, and goodly turnout
has been prepared for by arranging a
first class program.
n. w. SONNEDECKER, Sec'y.
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AMusicaI Tournament

st Milan, Italy, they have recently
had a Musical Industrial Exhibition
and competition, under royal patronage
at which were collected and compared
during a period of several months, the
largest number and greatest variety oil
musical instruments, old and new, evel
brought together. America was honoreC
in the award To the Mason IS Hamlil
Organ Company, Of the highest medal
and the only one in this department
Considering that $50 awards were given
this distinction was very marked
1t is continuation of the tri
umphs Of these lannon's organ maker
at one of the Words fairs for fouIteel
years; 10 which there has been no ex
ception.-Tne Manhattan.
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Sunday a colored gentleman arriv-
ing here from Halstead was taken in
charge by the authorities in compliance
with information from that place He
gave his name as Peter Haywood, add
he was charged with appropriating a
valise belonging 10 atraveling man who
was stopping at the hotel where he was
the porter. Later in the day word was
received here that owing to the sickness
of the commercial mans wife he could
not leave Halstead, and requesting the
authorities here to secure the valise
send ii back and turn loose their man
which they did.
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Las YEats Mnu 1G 1SS:

Mr. EDITOR: Mr.. J. G. Crafford died
this morning at 1 80 O'Clock, from Tho
effects of a bullet wound through his
lungs. If his wife wishes his valIse for
wardeu 10 her she will please drop me a
few lines, stating where To seEd it.
am very much agita,od over this un.
lucky mans fate. He seemed very anx.
ious that his little children should know
OF his fate, and he died praying for their
welfare, as also that of his wife.
Yours with respect, GEO. F. OGGs,
Las Vegas, n. NJ
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Ina FREKcH, Teacher

The NEWS received a pleasant call
last Tuesday from Hon. Geo. r. Peck
and Mayor Wilson, of Topeka, who
came down to meet the "boys'' and at
tend the congressional convention TO
morrn1v
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-25

Owing no doubt 10 the precautionary
measures taken by our citizens. there
has been no spread of small -pox, and
after careful inquiry of nearly all our
physicians we learn that there are no
new cases OF symptoms of the disease in
the city. Our friends In the country
need no longer entertain fears of con.
tracing the malady by coming to the
city. THE News viii, as heretofore
warn its friends in the country of any
and all danger, and also state when
any danger of contracting the disease
exists.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-05-25

There was quite full attendance at
the meeting of the Chautuqua Circle at
Mayor Eastman's last Monday, and the
entertainment was OF more than ordinary
interest. The next meeting of the circle
will take place Monday evening at the
Office of DR.. F. ]. Magee, on CONNER.
cial street
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AFArAL CASUALTY.
Thomas Thompson Drowned in the Cot
tonwOod River Monday Morning
at TnoEaDsOn's Ford

Thomas Thompson Drowned in the Cot
tonwOod River Monday Morning
at TnompSOn's Ford.
Various reports were in circulation in
town Monday, regarding a drowning
in the Cottonwood river at Thonpson's
ford about four miles southwest of the
city. II was rumored that whole fam
lily aud team ofhorses had persisted. and
the CONSERVATION WAS increased by
the later report-ihas fishing party Of
seven or eight persons who started cut in
that direction were the victims. A
NEWS reporter visited the scene nthe af-
ternoon and the following facts were
learned About 10 o'clock ~ the morn
ing the family OF John Cooper, living
near the ford, discovered buggy and
dead horse in the river few hundred
yards below the crossing. when il be-
came evident that person had been
drowned as shortly before a man had
been noticed driving the same rig in
the direction of the ford. The neigh
bors aud others who had gathered
began to drag the river in search of the
body, but up to three O'Clock were I'M
successful. No one at the river was Ger
tain who the unfortunate man could be,
but upon our way back To town, meet
ing Mr. George McHardY, the deserip-
tion OF the buggy aud horse answered
exactly TO that belonging to them, and
the drowned man could then be no other
than Thomas Thompson, who left Nc
Hardy's that morning ou his way TO M.
W. KirkeBdall's place across the Cot
tonwOOd.
Thompson was Scotehman, thirty
four years of age, unmarried, was lately
from Iowa, and had been in the employ
of +. Mcliardy for several months
The water gnsge at the ford marked
five feet, the current was quite swift and
the man had been cautioned not To-
cross should the river be high.
Stranee as it msy appear lac was sailor
and though ~ home upon the ocean has
met watery grave in Kansas stream.
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Emporia lodge No. 2, Tuesday, May
23i, paid to Mrs. Sarah S. Staley. widow
of Edwin S;aley, who died April 18th,
1882, two thousand dollars, being the
amount of his insurance. The a. o. u
W. In this state has had only ten rs
sessments in the past year to June, 12
1882. THos. F. DAVENPORT,
Recorder.
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Fisher Caucht.

ION my last trip 10 the states,r said
Mr.. Arthur Fisher of this paper, 81
caught a very bad cold which settled
into severe case OF rheumatism.
resolved to purchase St. Jacobs Oil for
trial. Happy thought / began apply
ing the Oil, and in Two weeks was a
] we'll as ever Toronto (Canada) Globe
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The ladies of the Methodist church
had announced their social for Friday
evening before they were aware that
there we're 10 be other entertainments in
town on the same evening, and it was
done with no view TO conflict with them.
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Three years ago st. Julian. the great
California trotter, Was unknown; the
same May be said of KendaIl's SPAWN
Cure. NeE both have world wide
reputation. Whyf Because they both
have merit. One is great troiter, the
other is the most successful remedy eveI
| Read adyt.
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Headquarters EMPoBIA PosT,
NJ q ID

EMPoRIA, May "a 1882.
Comrades of Emporia Post No. so
will assemble at the post headquarters
on May Both at 8 o'clock a. In. and from
there proceed TO Maplewood cemetery
and decorate the graves of our dead
comrades there buried. All other sol
diers and sailors of Lyon county are in.
vited 10 join us ON that occasion. BY
order of the com mittee
J. w. FEIGHAN, Post Comd'r.
ALLEN BUcKNER, Chaplain.
j. A. YOUNG, 'Adjutant.
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Governor Norton was waited upon at
his residence last Tuesday at the corner
of Congress street and Fifth avenue by
the Modoc club, of Topeka, who favored
him with fine screnade, in response to
which Harry threw open the doors OF
his hospitable mansion and invited the
boys in, where they were entertained in
a style betting host who is regarded
rs highly eligible candidate for the
standardbearer of the Democracy N the
approaching state canvass.
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The proprietor of Sawyer's One Price
Dry Goods House informs us he has sold
more silks In the last three months than
he sold the entire year 1881, showing
that first class goods sold at low price s
not only build up but also increase a
trade. We call attention To his adver-
tisement Offering new lot OF silks
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NOnee

Notice Is hereby given that will -.
next reg ulaF session II the Board or t.nns,a..
commissioners OF Lyon county, * anssts, nc
sltlon tnsm to 7aeaee an al.es Ia ths. low. -
Reading, as follows tc-4yif. lomn,,..'ssi, =.
ORR o. the east lice OF Isoa street th..s,-.
ca - tsst. between l0ss No % on lie s,.,sh
slae o SAD Eoasl Of aslcy. and 81 81 8S ~ ~
am 50 ths soatk side. Z H nry JasT.bsr
Own the lots on botn sizes OF me ALE ~, Z
20 the public wlst4 HENRY ! kaso ~. -
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We are selling Hams and Bacon At
15c. per lb. We make no extra charge
of &c. per H. for cutting them.
We handle no Glucoe or Beet sugars.
Nor do we sell standard A. sugar for
GRADUATED. We give Us much in pro
portion for 25 or SOC. "a for 81 90
We guarantee our weights To hold out
in all cases.
Don't forget the place at
BooREY s. RINGLE's,
Sixth avenue.
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Tue heavy rains of the past few days
have greatly encouraged farmers, and
they looked confidently TO a plentiful
harvest. II the cold weather of the past
two days continues, however, the growth
of cereals will be greatly retarded, and a
short crop must follow.
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Still unequalled-our silks and the
prices for them ;our hosiery, for wear
and style; our dress trimmings, for va
risty and cheapncss. OF SAWYER.
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! W. ii. Suppe, proprietor OF the 80
cent store, sold, a few days ago, 10 Mr..
]. II. MInick, of Burlington Kansas, $40
worth of silyerware, glassware and
queensware, and he says he would have
sold him three times the amount if Mr..
NJ had not already bought most OF his
things in Chicago, where he paid more
for the goods than Nj Suppe asks for
them delivered here.
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Cotton, Silk, Alpaca, camilla and Sat
in Parasols and umbrellas for all at Saw
yer's. Price SOC. to 1915 including
some special novelties TO be found at NO
other house.
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Farmers Who wish good grade of
groceries can get it at Mcdonald Il
Larkin's. No cheap goods, that will
have to be thrown away, pushed off on
custonara
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In Favor OF Emleria

Aichison Patriot: The sentiment of
the Democrats of this county seems TO
be in favor of convention To be held
after the Republican Convention and tc
be held at Emporia- The sentiment
also seems to be largely in favor of but
one convention at which shall he nomi-
mated besides the fun state ticket, fouI
congressman At large.
We understand that Fl. E. Norton tbs
member of the Democratic central com
mittee at this place. is in receipt o
numerous letters from other member
OF the committee, favoring Emporia a
the place to hold the convention.
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For SALE.-Two good stock ranches
in Lyon county. Also 400 head OF
high grade merino sheep. Call TN or
address, j. Il. FINLEY,
Etnnoria Kansas