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resolutions of Resnec,

WHEREAS, The supreme ruler of the
universe in the wise dispensation of his
providence has permitted the removal
by death of our esteemed and beloved
brother, Thomas j. Evans, a member in
good standing in our order;
ReS0tced, That we, as membeRs of EN-
poria Temple No. 81 United Order of
Ancient Templars, while We greatly
regret his departure desire to bear testi-
mOnv 10 his worth as an earnest and
faithful christiap, gentleman and an
active wsrKer in every good cause for
the elevation and helping of mankind.
That we heartily sympathize with his
bereaved family to whom he was Kind
and affectionate husband and . loving
and devoted father
ResoEred, That copy or these resolu-
tions be spread upon the records of the
order and certified copy be handed
the family and that the city papers be
requested to publish them
JOSEPH p. CULVER,
THOMAS 81. LEWIS,
w. s. DAWSON,
Feb. 14lh 1881. Committee.
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THE READING News.
EDITED By MARY DE zEAN.
TUESDAY, Feb. IA

TUESDAY, Feb. IA.
Prof. Wharton gave a short but inter-
osting lecture last Thursday evening on
the proposed course of study for the
coming year in the public schools of
this county. The festival Of last Fri
day evening was the grandest of its kind
that Reading has seen. The tables look
ed as tempting a. excellent cooks could
make them and the eatables ranking
way at the top of palatable foods. About
eighty dollars were cleared, half of
which were the proceeds derived from
voting an album to q young lady, Miss
Jennie Douglas being the successful
one. Everybody looked pleased and
appeared satisfied. About double the
amount was raised that was needed
on the last payment for the organ. -.
Whitley & Ladd, of Emporia, shipped
two car loads of fat steers last night to
Chicago. They intend visiting these
regions every few days buying catlle and
hogs. :. .Geraghty Bros are building 9
couple of houses on their farms. The
railroad company have built new hand
Car house. (. Mr.. Ensly has moved
from Wabaunsee county to Mr.. Nickle's
farm. One of the references referred
to by the agents Of the National Mar
rage Aid Association was written to By
party here and the reply came that his
name was used without bis knowledge
or consent and he didn't second 1t.
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The committee on arrangements for
the conductors ball and banquet to lie
given in this city on the evening of the
22d, have secured the services of ]. r.
Stafford, who will have charge of all
the wraps and will provide two female
servants to assist the lady guests and
two males to have charge of the gentle
mans coat room. He will also have a
BARRIERS chair and appliances for tonsor.
ial work aud full corps of boot blacks
These conveniences will be provided al
the expense of the conductors and guests
will not be permitted to remunerate any
of the persons IN waiting about The
opera house. The boys have started out
To make this party the grand social
event of the season and they are going
to accomplish their purpose, regardless
of expense.
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Attest: E. w. FoRDE, Clerk.
January II, 1882.


PUBLIC SALE.-I will offer for sale,
at my farm, 216 miles north of Neosho
Rapids, on Friday, February "a, 1882, at
10 o'clock, a. M, the following described
property: Il head milch cows, 4 year
ling heiiers, steer calves, 4 heifeT
calves. grade short-horn bull, 2 brood
sows, 10 pigs, 2 corn cultivators, 2 Deere
plows, harrow, 1000 feet oak and wal
nut lumber, . sets work harness, zoe
bushels corn, span work horses, one
brood mare, 1 two-year old mare colt
] one.year old mare colt, l one-year old
Selding colt, Champion mower, sulky
rake, 1 farm wagon, platform wagon
/ Browns corn planter, set light har
ness, 10 tons hay; also other farm tools
and some household furniture.
Terms of sale:-All sums of So anC
under, cash; on over five dollars ont
years time will be given, ON good bank
able notes, at ten per cent. interest; five
Der cent off for cash. j. II. PAGE.
II. w. PEARsALL, Salesman.
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TUESDAY. Feb. IA.

TUESDAY, Feb. Il.
Mrs. Cahill, mother of 8. D. Chaill,
has arrived. She seems well pleased
with this country and thinks it com
pares favOrabiy with Brown county, her
former residence. Prof. Van Meas
gave one of his concerts at the n. E.
church last Saturday night. Credit is
due J. W. 10y for the repairing done on
the sidewalks IN the south part Of town.
Americas has but few walks, and it be.
hOoves the citizens to take care of what
they have. d. 4. Rev. J. NJ. Dreisbach COM
menced series of revival meetings at
the Evangelical church last night. e.
Temperance lecture a. the II. E. church
last night. The ornamental plaster.
man of Emporis is expected to be up
to-day to kslsomine the U. P. church,
put up q few ornamental brackets ard
finish the pulpit. =. Honey bees we
out in quest Of 9 livelihood yesterda.
-. Grass is starting in sheltered places
on the prairie.
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IMPROVEMENTS


F. E. Smith is building a fine house
west of the city.
The plasterers have began work on
the lecture room ofthenew NJ. +. church.
H. II. Pitcher is building a neat
dwelling house on Neosho street in
Copley's addition.
Henry Davis is building an addition
to his residence on Rural street between
First street and South avenue.
E. F. Sprague has secured the contract
for the construction of a frame dwelling
house on Neosho street for Mrs. Plat.
Mr.. II. Holloway is building a resi-
dence for c. b. ROUGH on Neosho street
between First street and South avenue.
We learn that D. w. Morris contem-
plates the erection of business house
on his lot south of the Emporia Nation
al Bank.
AT a meeting of the committee on con-
strucIion. held last Saturday evening, E.
F. Sprague was awarded the contract
for building the Masonic temple at the
corner of Fifth avenue and Merchants
street for $1,000 60. Ed. is just the
man to put this job through.
A new NJ. E. church 2Sx42 feet is
going up in the Rudisil neighbOrhood
on Taylor creek. The contractor for
the stone work is John Mcmillan and
T. w. Lyon has secured the contract
for the wood work. The cost will be
about ST. 800.
Mr.. Heidrick, the architect, has draft
ed plans and specifications for the two
proposed new ward school buildings
mentioned IN THE News some days
ago, and they have been accepted by the
board of education. The elevations rep.
resent the structures as neat, symmetri.
cal buildings, which, in the event Of
their construction, will be ornaments to
the town. We trust the bonds for these
much-needed Improvements may be
voted.
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Mr.. Wan. E. Jones, of Middle Gran
will. N. Y, still remains with us, push
ing the spring work anc improvements
on his fine farm mile southwest of the
city. He has $50 acres, so of which are
timber, and has plenty of water. Last
year about 1000 bushels of corn were
raised on the place. Extensive farming
operations will be carried on this year
Mr.. Jones will seed considerable ground
to blue grass and orchard grass. At the
farm we found a new patent creamery,
manufactured in Vermont, which is one
of the most complete pieces of machin
cry we ever saw, and which will enable
Mr.. Jones folks to make the best OF but
ter and take good care of their milk.
BY the way, Mr.. Jones will offer FOL
sale at the farm on Monday, at the auc
ton of Mr.. Thomas, some of the fine
cattle lately brought out by him from
the famous Erastus Corning herds o
Albany, n. Y. See the advertisement o
fine cattle tor sale in another column.
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school Notes.

Ten pupils were admitted TO the city
schools today, five of whom were new
corners.
Four eff the pupils undermined the
Second avenue school building one day
last week TO find their marbles. Mar
bles are used as sort Of Kindergarten
to educate our youth to enter a more ad
vznced course in gambling.
We would call the attention of
parents TO the matter of jumping rope,
so much engaged In by the young, es
pecially the girls. Where this exercise
is engaged in 10 excess it is hurtful in
the extreme and the evil done will re
main during life; especially is it hurt
full TO the girls. Ifyou have any doub
shout this consult your family physi
clan. 1t is prohibited on the schoo
grounds and as far outside as. our in
fluence goes. P.J.C C.
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Tr.n.ferred Hls Contract

CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-An Austin, Texas
special says that Matthias Schell, con
tractor for building the new capitol, has
transferred the contract 10 Congressman
c. B. FaEWell, Gen. John B. Farwell
Amos G. Babcock and John Taylor, all
Of Chicago. for bonus OF S2s, 600, $15,.
900 Of the amount To be for his services
Is superintendent of construction. The
papers we're placed on file to-day. II il
alleged that there is a political scheme
ct the bottom of il.
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vestment in st. Jacobs Oil, and the man
in the country now has a good pair OF
feet under him, whereas, for many years
previous his feet were as good as none
a all. All three are happy. and we will
thus leave them. Here's the bus. In
we go. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys
are marching. Let US remember that
good health ia the best collateral, and
that St. Jacobs Oil will often guarantee
rs its possession.'
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice ss hereby gisen 20 the creditors sSd
al others interested IN the estate OF Jesse
BFanssz. deceased, thAt the anderSigned In
tends 20 make anal settlement Of said estate
at tie next terra Of the Probate court Of Lyon
al dsy Of April, 1881 and o. hist day. or as
Sonn thsfeAfseF - the same CAL be heard :
0nd that as the time Of said settienout she
WilI make application 20 the said couTs fur
- aiicWensS for her seryiees - admlnistla-
krIx on said estate, ELVgRAH RRAES0H.
eos flrreaaed WTt5
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rrum Sanord.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is.
DIR. Wright Of Americas, was in town
day before yesterday. MF. Hale, OF
the firm of Tweedale 6 Co, Of Topeka
was out last week looking up his inter.
est in the Chase county store. Mr.
Frazier has bought q lot of Frank JONES
and will move house on il soon. C
c. Myser, of Toledo, died yesterday n
9 O'Clock. of typhoid pneumoaia. ! Mig
Fannie Stewart. daughteE o. John Stew
art, died Sunday morning. Dan Eel
lars has the stone on the ground for the
foundation to an addition 20 his resi-
dence. Several strangers looking owe
the town this week. "
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At an adjourned meeting of the En-
porla Bar Association Saturday, a per-
IAanent organization was effected by re-
electing the incorporates as directors
Cor the ensuing year. Judge E. B. Pey-
ton was elected president of the associa-
tion, J. W. McCown secretary, and Ed.
8. Waterbury treasurer. The commit
tees appointed at the last meeting were
granted further time to complete their
reports. and the meeting adjourned to
Saturday. March 4th, at p. m.
J. w. McCOwN, Secretary.
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Fine Cattle for sails.

UTN. = Jones viii offer for sale At the
M Thomas auction. = mile southwest OF
ths,eS city. o. Monday, february e0sh, the fol-
Iosine ens cattles A yesTIlng HEREFORD bull
4 TeaTiTEg Jersey bull, and two Young jersey
no bulls are from the famous Erastus Corn
ing Eerd, - Albany, y. I. The cows are the
puress stock. Er. Sonee hSs the fHli pedigree
q TIE day Of sale.
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FROM THE MAYOR

He Issues Call for an Anti-PoIyga-
my Meeting.
The following from Mayor d. w. East
man, will explain itself:
ENPoRIA, Feb. Is, 1882.
To the Hon. @. Y. Eskridge, o. B. War.
ton, w. n. ChdgaRt, s. b. Riggs and
others:
GENTLEMEN: In response TO yours OF
yesterday requesting me to call a meet
ing on Wednesday evening, February
22d inst, for the purpose of memorable
ing congress to take measures for the
extirpation OF polygamy, / hereby call q
meeting to be held at Jays opera house
at the time named and for the purpose
specified. Very respectfully,
j. w. EASTMAN, Mayor.
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On Saturday week, at Central school
house, Fremont township, there will be
debate, en- the second plank of the
Greenback platform affirmative, p. b.
Maxson, r NJ. Gilliland and T. T.
White; negative, L. r. Wright, j. NJ.
McCoWn. and Luther Reefs.
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Are you suffering from indigestion :
II so ask your druggist for a bottle of
SheFman's Prickly Ash Bitters. Taken
as directed il will cure you. These bit
tiers have now been before the public for
q number of years, have been thorough
| IL tried, and give entire satisfaction.
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Wen venture the prediction that the
farmers who help 10 build up Emporia
by trading with our business men would
vote solidly against the repeal of The cow
ordinance if they had a chance.
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Candy, crackers, cigars and canned
goods aE II. w. Gibson's

ROOOS u N. W 0iUoOHB
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is.
Americas now sports new insurance
agent every day. Who can say we are
not putting on metropolitan airs. :. "A
Roodly number Of the citizens of Ameri-
Gus took in "Nip and Tuck" al the
Whitley opera house last night Among
the number we noticed L. A Wood,
Martin McClary, Al Lowry and lady
and others. The firm of Anderson s.
Butler have done their spring house
cleaning. Thomas Craig is rebuilding
the fence around his farm. Frank
Hawkins is reshingling his house. -.
Business is dull. :. Let's agitate the tel
ephone business between here and EN-
poria. The mad dog excitement. is
subsiding somewhat.
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Eureka Herald: The Whitley opera
House is not the largest one in the
ranged one we have seen in Kansas, and
is living monument to the enterprise
and public spirit so often manifested by
the citizens of EmDoria
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Arrangements are being made 10 hold
a mass meeting in IhIs city on the 22d
of this month for the purpose of giving
expression 10 the sentiment of the poo
pie on The crime Of p6lygamy as prac-
ticed by the Mormons.
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ID. " BraiDard, connected with the
Ia Vela coal and mining company ar
rived in Emporia Monday from that
place, having driven 900 miles with G..
W Fredcrick's little mare. Nellie
Grant
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Mems wOmen's and children's wear of
every kind and quality-a complete
stock OF Everything In our line always
on hand at unequalled prices. See us at
the Red Front shoe store.
]. Z. ToRRINGToN & Co.
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Have you turkey? Have you a
chickens Have you a hundred chick
ems. Have you hundred turkeys? Sam
uel Faust wants them one and all and
will pay we'll for them. If you have no
chicken OF no turkey, go To Faust and
nerhaps he will find YOU one.
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Harry Emmons, six year old son Of
Samuel Emmons. residing on Congress
street, between Second and Third
avenues, died last Monday of neuralgia
of The heart. The funeral took place
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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A horse belonging to Davis, the livery
man, was driven INTO bArbed wire
fence near the soap factory last evening
By party Unfamiliar with the road, and
considerably Injured.
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SEED OATs.-JOhn Fluker, at the
Pennsylvania -four and feed store, has
the celebrated hull-less oats for seed. 1t
is very prolific, weighs heavy and is a
variety of oats TO be desired by every
grower.
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Adam Mohler is right up ION his ear''
about missing auction flag that he
thinks some boys stole Saturday even
ing. Adam thinks those hoodlums will
imagine they have had fight unit Sig
elr, If he catches them.
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The t.la.I5 II ia" late T. j. Evans
their mauy ft,eads for kindness and
sympathy shown during their great
afflictlon and bereavement.
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The honey bees are busy at work on
the maple trees in the vicinity Oi En-
po'ia. This does pretty well for the
raiddle Of February.
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AUCTION SALE.-C Baker, of Bazaar,
Chase county, will sell At auction 20
head OF cattle, 0 head OF mules, horses
and coils, farm machinery and tools,
Tuesday, February %. 1882
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FENCE BUHDTSG-I am prepared to
build post and wire fencing, driviog the
posts by power. Parties wishing fences
built will do we'll TO address me.
j. l.. STRAIN,
Emporiu. Kansas.
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Money TO loan in ans am"un' b. tie
Central Loan and Land Comre |
lowest rates. Call and Bee :, f.re
making your loans, as ~e cAn do you
good
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The constitution Of the Lyon County
HORTICULTURAL Association was revised
at meeting held ut the office Of The
president in this city last Saturday
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MARRIED-At the residence of the
brides father in jackson township. by
o. F. Richmond, Esq, John w. Rich to
Miss Eva Harper, both of Lyon county,
Kansas.
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REAIoYAL-Wilson, Toms Il Wharton
have removed their loan agency office
from the Odd Fellows building to mum
Der 1873 Commercial street, gr"und
floor, opposite Adams Express office.
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Richard Storey aud Miss Louisa
Hartman were married by Justice cul-
ver in this city Monday.
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y Advertisement. mi. Wei

seesls- Henderson & Co.
Grocerica-lreland Bro-.
Fence Posts-LeWia l.utZ
Shoes-Red Front.
Notice T.. Branson.
Wante-l- j. b Starr.
Sa'e-J. W BerretL
Remova.-WIlson, Toms 4 Wharton
seed Uats-Jobn Fluker
Sale-Thomss Thomas
Dry Goods-Tatham.
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and oyster stand to E. w. Grow, of Kan
sas City, and F. F. Broughion, of Law
renee, who will continue the business
under the firm name of Grow & Brough-
ton. Mr.. Jones will remain in Emporia
Till his business matters are settled,
then himself aud wife will visit relatives
in Wisconsin and probably return to
Er,Dor;a
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want 425 good mulberry fence posts.
Leave word at Weaver's hardware store.
LEWIS I.UTZ
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See the bargains in heavy goods now
offered at the Red Front shoe store.
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Isaac Lewis and Mary T. Moses were
married Monday at the court house by
Probate Judge Kellogg.
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Buy notions of Tathqm.

Pillow shoes in great variety-just re
ceived at the Red Front shoe store.
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TIN Recommendation and tur-
Keys wanted by Samuel Faust.
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Isaac Epstein, whose death at Bur
lington was noted 10 the News of Sat
urday, had insurance on his life to the
amount of $4,000 divided as follows ::
Knights of Honor, Walkup Lodge, S2,-
600; Masonic Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton of Topeka, 1880; Wyandotte Mu-
tual Benefit Association, $500. The pol
icies were made ont in favor of the
brothers of the deceased, J. E, of this city
and j., of Burlington, Iowa, and the &c.
600 policy was turned over Saturday
night by the former in settlement of the
Sudduck claim and the suit against him
has been dismissed.
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The AMERIcUs NEws
KnTrKn RYaRnRInSE .

Harter's Iron Tonic for sale by II. W.
Gibson.
When you want choice -four 60 10 II.
W. Gibson's.
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SEALED BIDS FOR BoNDs.-Sealed bids
will be received until the 2lst day OF
February, A. ID. 1882, at z O'Clock p. m,
for the purchase ofthe Funding bonds of
the city of Emporia, which will be Is.
sued in the sum of $14.5OO, in denomi,
nations of $500 each, to run 80 years
with interest at the rate of per cent
per annum, with semi-annual coupons
attached, payable any time after 10 years
at the option Of the city, IN accordance
with the provisions of an ordinance OF
said city, published in the Kansas Senti
mel. January 18th, 1882. No bids will
be received at less than par, and the
council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids, and as a guarantee of good
faith each bid must be accompanied
with a certified check of $500.
d. w. EASTMAN, Mayor.
Attest: E. w. FoRDE, Clerk.
January II, 1882.
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Real Estate Tranafars.

NJ oImsteaa to j Ormand, sw ffsc-
tiOnal quarter lS Fl 10 -..-...--... O C. ID
F Martin TO scott Elliot, part OF sec.
20 and % 10 u acknowledgements. 5000 OF
c EskrIdge te II Leibfried. part OF
j Er1cison to WIN Saunders, south ~
hf of nv sec Is, Is, IS - -. $50 O.
Is. Is -. = 500 o.
acres Of g qr Of sec 8. i6. IS -. $50 S.
J Hyde to Robt. Hollock, l3I acres
of see 6, 10. l3-..,...... .... 65e O(
( Shoemaker to W smith. part OF
j Bjorkland to n + Ames. 80 acres
J II EceIes to A Liggett, 40 acres of
sec jig, 10 Ol0 o.
R II Ross 10 Jos Brown, lot Il, block
Wilson's addition ::............... III q
L Ruggles to 7 Heritage, lot 3,
block 2. RugGles addition ~ 500 O
E Bond to G Hiatt, lot 81 Sylvan
I E Lambert to 4 Borton. lot les state - y
street ..--- .---.------....---..-. 800 q
E Hornsby to F Culver, i5s Me-
E d NcCoim to II Page. lot 8. Rural
street, Copley's addition. .---.. 6s O
E d McCclm to VIM Corbet lot. 6, Con-
gresS street. Copley's addition 30 d
II II Farnham to II Farnham, lot g.
Fraker's addition 81 O
z Moore to II Tanner, lot 90. Aer-
. Moore 10 N B Head, lot 81. Mer-
W ] Jones 70 Z b Rolio, lots los and
lo7, NeoSho street. ---..--.--....... 40
Il A Mast to II Gunkle. lot III syl-
Maggie Gankie TO 4 j Mast. lot ia
1 E Lambert to B Warren, lots Isu
and 172 State street. ..--.-..-~--.--1 00e o
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Buy shoes of latham.

Try the New Howe Sewing Machine
NJ. r. Roblee, rear of News block.
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The seed market is booming.

New onions have made their appear
ance in the market
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County Superintendent

Don't forget Thomas ThOmas's sale on
Monday. February 20, two and one half
miles southwest of Emporia. At which
time the finest herd of Jersey cows in
America, or the old world, will b. offer
cd for sale; also one extraordinary fine
bred Hereford bull, and by pedigree and
individual merit, has no equal this side
Of Erastus Corning's New York herd,
from which he was selected. The thor.
oughbreds are the property of VIM. f.
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