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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08
Notice of Assignee's Sale of Real
Estate

In pursuance of an order OF the Marion cir
Quit court, of Marion county. Indiana made
on the 18th day OF May. lss2, the undersigned,
assignee Tor the benefit Of creditors OF Kenne-
dy. Wildman Il Co. will. on and after the
l0th day OF Ju y. A D., lisa, at the law Office
Of Lamb & Mason. Nos. snd 5 IN Thorpe
block on East Market street in the city OF
Indianapolis, Marion county. Indiana. nncr
for sale and sell fer the highest price that
can be obtained. but for not less than the APP
praised value, the following real estate con
veyed 70 me as assignee for the benefit of ali
their creditors by Kennedy, Wiidman a. Co..
situated IN Lyon county, state Of Kansas. to
Wit; The east hair and the southwest quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter and the north
west quarter of the northwest quarter all in
section two township seventeen ran &c eleven
containing one hundred and sixty acres
TERMS OF SALE: One-thIrd cash nj date
OF sale and balance in two equal payments
IN one and two years from date of sale, and
Tor deferred payments notes VIII be taken
bearing interest st the rate of six per cent
per annum and coIIectabio without relief
from valuation or aDprEisement laws TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
Address KOREIlT \ TkHp
Assigned OF Kennedy, whitman 4 Co,
indianapolis. Indiana vy24-4t
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GiImore-ButIn.

/; affords us pleasure to chronicle the
marriage of john 5. Gilmore, OF the
Wilson Couniy Citizen, and Miss Viola
Buiin. which happy event was celebrated
May 31st, al Lancaster, Ohio. The
groom is persnn In whom the News
has always felt special interest, in
view of the fact that lie learned the art
preseryatiye many years ago, in this of
fee, and We have watched his honorable
and successful career with gennins pride
and satisfaction. he has more than re-
allied Rll of our best expectations in a
professional way, sHd nDE has establish
ed new claim upon nus admiration
by choosing for a life comp anton lady
who is In every way worthy of one OF
the best young men in Kansas. We
wish the happy couple the largest pos
sihie measure of happiness and success.
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rrnrn I,..irnrCrnek

Stephen Wilson has lost several calves
with black leg. ID. L. Ward is build
ing new addition 10 his house. ......
There win be several buildings erected
this summer on the creek. Mrs. Royal
LalTerty has returned from Illinois,
where she has been visiting friends Ut
lher old home. Her daughter Helen also
returned with her, and will make her flu
,tu-e home in kansas w. H. Haw-
kins IS through shearing sheep. Mr..
John w. Gllett, of Long Island, New
York, is visiting his brother CommO
dore Gillett, and looking AFTER his fathers
interests and will stop Ia Lyon county
for the present. HARD PAS.
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Meeting of the Lyon County Medical
Society

Meeting of the Lyon County Medical
Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Lyon County Medical society was held
Tuesday at the Office of DR. Frost,
All the members were present.
DIR. Brewer. from the northern part of
the county, and Dr. Reser, from Neosho
Rapids, were also present and were adj
mitted to membership.
After the transaction of some routine
business, the subject of pneumonia was
introduced by DR.. Jacobs, and engaged
the attention of the society till very
late hour. The discussion was partici-
pated in by all present, and there was no
lack of enthusiasm and earnestness until
the close of the meeting.
The society now numbers eleven mem
bers, and is one of the most enjoyable
as well as profitable institutions availa-
bic to the physicians of the city and sur
rounding country.
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CI,nrcII Note.

The sacrament of the Lords supper
WAS administered at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, and four
persons united with The church an pro-
fession Of faith and fifteen by letI,r-
The holy communion was admins
tered at The Episcopal church Sunday
by Rev. MIR. Adams.
There were three accessions by letter
to the NJ. K. church Sunday, and the
pastor, Rev. Dir. Hanna, preached To
large congregations morning and even
ing.
The rite of baptism was administered
To a new convert by Elder Brown in thc
Cottonwood near Soden's mill Sunday.
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I
She has come-the railroad-it arriv
Ell last Friday, ana amid the drinking q
cider and smoking cigars, it was wei
coined by our citizens. a timetable
went into effect on Tuesday, and row
we can boast of having two railroad out
lets. Miss Ellie Mccormick, one of
Eureka's most estimable ladies, bid
adieu to her numerous friends on Tues
day afternoon and started on journey,
in company with her great-uncle, 10
Georgetown, Colorado. The well wishes
OF host of friends accompany her.
The new Lutheran church is almost
enclosed, and viii soon be ready for oc-
eupaRcy The young folks had lots of
fun last Sunday jumping on and off the
cars that we're lying here over Sunday
-. Young Rusher. the lad who was
wounded in the cutting ARRAY last week,
is getting along quite nicely AMI it is
expected that he VIII recover. Deni-
son, our miller, is building himself
residence in the southeast part OF town
..,.F. Z. Tomlinson. of Emporia, has
taken charge of the telegraph Office at
the Santa Fe depot He will remain I'M
til they get regular. Graders have
begun to work in the Flint Hills, on the
railroad. The young ladies and gen
.lemen take moonlight rambles 10 see
he trains come in on the new railroad .
Mrs. 1. r. Phenis arrived home last
week and once again the Judge is hap
~. All the new styles of hats were
displayed at church last Sunday. >. By
he way certain young men of our town
ire investing in and building houses, we
would conclude that matrimonial cpl |
lemic was likely to break out. Col. !
Rizer is off again this week attending
mother editorial excursion. ...-.I. Z. |
and Judge Peyton were in our |
,ity last Friday and Saturday. They |
lad business before the probate court.
Only three marriage licenses issued IN |
Greenwood county during the month OF
Nay. The Metropolitan hotel has re
;eived new coat of paint on the out
tide -. Business was lively on last Sat
friday and also on Monday. Pleasant
lays have been decidedly scarce of late. |
The Congregational church will
lold strawberry festival on next Sat |
friday evening. =. The NJ. E. concert last |
Friday evening was grand success in |
very particular. J. HAwKER
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There Is some talk of rebuilding the
ruins caused by the recent fire at Amer
icus. +. "A gentleman from Emporla by
the name of Ewing was up yesterday,
enlarging pictures in India ink. It is
bu. justice to both parties 10 say that it
was not Win Ewing. our efficient coun.
ty clerk. a Mr. Cough is canvassing
the country with goods in the inter
est Of an English firm. s. We are under
obligations to ]. C. Craig and Mr. John
Bond for favoTing THE NEWS with items
during our absence at Usage City.
S. D. Carrill has returned from Butte
City. He is at present laid up with a
lame ankle. .Whiitlesey and Bragunier
visited our place yesterday. Miss En-
ma Bolt and DR.. 4. J. Sax were married
last night at the home of the bride on
Allen creek. by Rev J. a Barker Many
beautiful presents were given the happy
couple, and an elegant supper was among
abe attractions of the evenings festivi-
ties. May they 1--we happily to-
gether and never aBolt', when the
trials Of life surround them.
News reached this place to-day that
Mrs. VaneieaKe, wife Of Joseph Van.
eIsaye, formerly Of this place, departed
this life last Sunday al Yates Center.
Corn blowing has commenced in good
earnest The Herald Office arrived at
Usage City fright side up with care, !"
although in many places the roads
were almost impossible ;. The town.
ship records, as well AZ a good many Of
the justice papers. were destroyed by
the Americas IRE.
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Notice of Survey

Lawrence Gehant, owner of the northeast
quarter OF section a. township Is. range 10
VIII take notice that the undersigned county
surveyor OF Lyon county, Kansas will on the
nth and 18th days OF July. 1882. proceed TO
survey and establish the following corners,
tO-wit:
me southwest corner OF section &c; the
northeast. southeast and northH est corners 10
the southeast quarter OF section "a. and tho
corners 10 the east half OF the southxvegt quar-
ter OF section &c. all in township Is, range u,
and such other lines and corners as mGF be
necessary TO complete the work
This survey is made upon request OF and
orders received from n Kiln gberg and T J .
waters ROBERT MILLIKES
CouHty Surveyor.
June Z. 1852 Wilt
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/ lsnn.lnr sehool pIc-NIe.

The Forest Hill sabbath school pic
mic is ~ he held Saturday, June 2ith,
near hhe Badger creek bridge in Mr..
Tibl ais grove. The day first chosen for
the Ic-nic has been changed TO the
abo A. date there being some objections
to nsGng it ON the day Of Guiteau's ex-
ecu tan, and also being 81 near the
Fc urtsleor July. Preparations are being
m ale EJr a short entertainment, consist
IL g of orxiions. recitations and singing
ec-cream, candy, &c, will be furnished
~ q. W. Manning Mt reasonable rates
Come one and ali with your baskets
well filled with yellow legged chickens
.-Sc, and with the expectation of having
a good time. Committee.
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There are some curious features con-
nectcd with the recent robbery of James
Gill while on the cars in or near Empo-
ria, an account of which was published
in The NEWS at the time Sheriff Ryan
took him to Topeka and placed him in
charge of the police and detectives, with
whom he was to go around in disguise
so as to facilitate identification should
they come across the parties that robbed
Gill, Mr.. Ryan having made proyi-
sions for his board, etc, as he was out of
money. Sheriff Ryan ieft him suppos-
ing he would remain at the capital sew
eral days working in conjunction with
the officers, bnl about twenty minutes
later he happened at the depot, and
who should be boarding the train for the
west but Dir. G. Since than nothing
has hsen heard OF him. The sheriff
thinks he lost 81 900. but to say the least
he does not evidence much interest in
its recovery.
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The young ladies' of the Presbyterian
church are now learning the 'broom
driil,'' or mannl OF arms, using instead
of gun, that most effective weapon
when welded by feminine hands-the
broom. They will likely give public
drill carly in the future, making the
same a feature of one of their sociahles
ar c.sfivals
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The READING News
-0-7@'-o---~-7---~-~-
EDITED BY MARY DE ZEAN.
READINa, Kan, June 6, 1882


EDrroRs' NEWS: Again summer is
upon us and man and beast sweat as in
years past. While the cultiyators pass
too and fro among the corn rows. Corn
now begins to look healthy and the past
week has doubled it in size. w. II.
Douglass has been busy the past
few days strengthnIng the dams out
on his rancho as the rains caused an
overflow and came near making q wash
out. VIM. SoutlIworth says there was a
small cyclone at his place, sec. %, T.
1S, Il. Is, last Thursday afternoon, and
that the water fell in torrents with some
hail and it seemed to him the water was
six inches deep all around his place for
a short time. He also says the wind cut
and tore up strip of corn through his
field making clean work where it
went. Grass on the prairie grows slow
-. MIR. William Penfleld of Wanbunsec
county is very sick at his sons
residence CIV II. Penfeld). He
is eighty-five years old and came
on visit. He is not expected TO re-
cover. Rev. Mr. Cleveland, of Bur
lington, Kansas, filed the Cougrega-
tional pulpit last Sunday to the &C
ceptance of the people. :. The Lyon
County Sunday-school committee hold
a convention here all day Sunday. June
the 18th. Emporia as usual supplies
the speakers. Let them come, full
and running over. We hope com
pany A, of Reading, will lay down its
arms and not drill on the GROUP ct
grounds that Sunday. w r. Vanpelt
has taken up the painters trade and i'm
proved the looks of many houses in our
midst. Still there are others in need OF
pant. Reading has a barber shop
now and one of Africa's sons to run it
Try him. -. Whitley & Ladd, of Empo.
ria, are here buying fat cattle and hogs
and last night they shipped a car of fai
COWS TO Kansas City. We hear tho
name of Oliver Phillips mentioned as
one of the delegates TO the convention
moi appointed. but to be elected. "Rally
around the flag"
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By the withdrawal OF Adams Express
from the Santa Fe road il does away
with upwards of seventy offices. The
books and stationary of the same are all
being Forwarded here and placed IN
charge of Charlie Ficst, and he finds his
hands pretty full Of work Ifany pick
age is lost, it viii oblige him 10 go
Though these hooks TO trace il up.
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Henry Francis, a painter employed at
the carriage shops of T. L. Ryan. was
found, Tuesday, by his fellow work
men in an insensible condition, with the
fore-part Of a wagon on which he had
been worrying across his breast, The
axle was resting on box and it is
thought that the injured man may have
been seized with a it In which he
knocked the box over. thus bringing the
wagon down upon him. DR.. Trueworthy
was called, who soon succeeded ia re-
storing his patient TO Consciousness. Mr..
Francis IS family man, and was for
merly employed in the carriage shop of
William HollandsyoEth
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A Sexere Fau

Wednesday as Mrs. ]. r. Barnes
was leaving the house of neIghbor
on Constitution street, she fell down the
steps and sustained severe injuries, bruis-
ing her head and breaking her wrist.
She was Immediately cared tor. Doctor
Moore summoned and the fracture reset.
Although the tall was a serious one and
Mrs. Barnes doubtless suffered intensely
from its effects, she displayed consider
ably courage and GOODNESS and in a short
time insisted upon walking home. We
trust she will soon be able TO resume her
duties with her wonted energy,
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The Topel.a Water Worl.s.

Topeka Capital: One of the two great
Holly engines which the water works
company are going to use for the city
has been placed in position upon its
foundation. II is massive and perfect
piece of machinery. The work of COM
pleting the building and making the
connections is being rapidly pushed by
the energetic contractors. Messrs Rus
sell d Alexander. The impression a
stranger receives in looking over the
works is that everything is being well
and thoroughly done. The pipes are all
laid in the city and with the next two
weeks the contractors will commence
testing the engine and pipes. By July 4
our citizens will have the full benefit OF
complete works and bountiful supply
of good water.
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Readinr LosIrc

Ga me Sasdl, ult,, at Reading, the
/. o. %. +. organized lodge under the
direction OF Grad Master a. III. Dow,
lis title being Reading Lodge No col.
The following officers were elected and
Installed: II. #. Holmes, N. O.. A. II.
Bryan, V. G.; W. o. Davis, secretary
ii. w. Bryan, treasurer. The circum-
stances which surround the new lodge
are good, and its future success is as
sured
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snrnrlse Party.

A few Invited friends of Mansfield
Wells and wife gathered at their home
on the evening o. Hay 80, and took them
by surprise presenting them with qHite
u number VI useful aud beautiful pres
en,s. Mr.. ID. ". Gibson and wife gave
them folding rocking chair, and Dir.
A. A. Wells and wife, Mr. ID. w. Rhodes
and wife. Mr.. Martin Cortright aud wife
c. f. and Henry Gibson also brought
nice presents. Alter bountiful repas,
aud at n late hour the company separated
wishing the host and hostess many hap
~, ,-.furna
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THE BUSINESS MARTs.
THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERs

at st. Louis
ST. LOUIS. June Flour Firm and an
changed. Wheat-Higher; No. ? rcd, 81 $50
SSh cash; do, 81 30; 1 do, 81 l5L bid
Corn-cash, better; Ti655hc.a oAts-High-
er; 57GD5Ta4c cash. Pork-Strong; $50 90 bid;
cash and June job lots sell at $50 %. Lard
Firm; $li so.
Hogs-Active; pigs and light Workers,
ST s0l3T 20; best Workers, s. 5G6b7 65; pack
ing. 81 7Oas 90: butchers to fancy, s. eaf1S IS;
Skips and culls, - O09G so; receipts, 300;
ShiOmRnts Ono
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Nothing was lacki ne 10 complete the
entire success Of wedding party which
gathered by invitation al First avenue
residence on Saturday evening, save the
groom, who, for some reason, failed 20
materializc. II is not often that an
Empnria girl. encounters such streak
of good luck.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

Frank Bruno, the yaung man who has
been under the treatment ef DIR. Page
for some weeks for smallpox, left his
quarters, near the Neosho, Sunday by
permission of the board OF health, care
being taken to prevent all danger OF
communicating the disease by provid-
ing him with new clothing throughout.
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Some twenty live merchants have sig
nified their willingness to-join in an in
dus,rial parade on July 4th. If our
business men cooperate heartily in this
scheme, it can be made very pleasing
feature of the celebration, as well as a
profitable one to those who will thus re-
present their business.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-08

We are The exclusive agents in Empo-
RIA for Balls Gclebralcd health corset,
'on which there is NO improvement.
eOther dealers may Try Ia palm OF ST.
SCALED improvement, but If you want
Bhl's genuine health corset, which is
highly recon nnended by lcnding physi-
eIa~s, who say that "if the ladies aoiH
wear CORSET and they generally will
this is s1,e Jne 10 buy, ~ II is less likely
Ia d" Them Sniury Than any Other" you
will find t .,nly AT our establishment.
q. w. NEWMAN Il Go.
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STRAYK o or SroLES.-One large hay
horse; SIN ell while spot In the forehead !;
blind in ! eft eye; aboat sixteen hands
high, and is parer Also one white
mare. not quite as large ms the other;
left hind IL enlarged. Both about eleven
or twelve years old. Ten dollars reward
will ba Kid for their return or any in
f"rmati' - leading u their recovery, by
Levi Il E1Gri, Dow creek ar Emporia
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The people out on Allen creek rejoice
in postofiice with the unique name OF
~Trail," but as it is Off the regular mail
route 1t doesn't afford them very much
satisfaction, owing to the infrrqurnt AZ
rival of mail matter However. they
hope this will soon be remedi',d-
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At Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 7.-wheat-strong and
higher; 81 sos. oorR-weak and lower.
zoe. oats-Weak and irregular; 49sIc June.
Rye and bariey-Unchanged. Pork-Strong
and higher; SO 90. Lard-Firner; Sill So
Hogs-Receipts. $1,000; fairly active ami
steady; 81 4e9s so.
Cattie-Receipts. 4,e05; natives. Jiull; OK
ports, 81 1903 90; shipping, So 50GS 10: Tex
ans. 1880 cents higher. So COOS 20; butch
ers. 81 Goa 40.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

Reported especially for THE DAILY NEWS
every afternoon by
ANDY ]. SNYDER & co,
Rooms 23 and "a Exchange Building.
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS
M AZ p S J; sST5Es, Hog Statesmen.
GEO. KICK, Cattle Salesman.
FRANK FISH. ONCE.
KANSAS CITY, June .-Hogs-RecoiptS,
$40; quality poor; offerings lighter hogs
than those of yesterday; no choice prime
here to-day; range 81 oOsB5 s.; bulk OF sales
81 50ST so.
Cattle-Receipts, 1.56=; native stuG, firm
and active at unchanged prices: Texans, nrm,
active and ls525 cents higher than yester-
day; pens well cleaned mp
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Edward Brown, whose Disappearing

Edward Brown, WHOSE ulsappearance
has been noted in THE News, was found
in the country about nine miles north
of Emporia, on Saturday, in state Of
mental alteration, and was secured by
Under Sheriff Kramer and brought to
Emporia. He is very much demen:ea,
and application has been made by Judge
Kellogg for his admission 10 the insane
asylum nj Osawaitomie.
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Notice of Survey

WIN. MeCoy, J. b. watkins, Edwards.
sllas Perkins snd the N X & T. railroad
signed county surveyor OF Lyon county.
Kansas, will on the 18th day OF July 1857
proceed 70 survey and establish the corners
70 the northwest and northeast quarters OF
section Is township Is, range 70, and such
other lines and corHers as may be necessary
10 complete the work.
This survey Is made upon request OF and
orders received from A T. DIN.
ROBEKT hILLIkE@
June 7, 1852 w24-4t County surveyor.
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No.Ice to soldier. an. Sailors

Department OF Kansas. I
EMroRIA, Kan, June a., 1882.
II. will be held AT Rugglcs & PIumb's
hall on Saturday evening, June 10Th.
All honorabIy discharged soldiers and
sailors are invited to join the post.
All signers to the original petition are
requested TO report for muster.
j. A. YoUHG, Adj't.
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The base ball club captain requests US
TO say to the people living near the ball
grounds. that they will greatly oblige
the club by not disturbing the back stop
or pulling up the field stakes on the ball
grounds
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J. L. Dougheriy brought in from Old
Mexico, few days agl, three young
mAgpies. These birds are Il new variety
here. Our senior is the owner 0f one of
the young squeakers, thanks to Mr.. DIS
generosity.
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Farmers who Visa = g'asi grade of
gnceries can get it at Mcdonald &
Lark,n's. No cheap goods, that will
have To he ihn'~n away, pushed of on
customers.
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Stock is being solicited to the second
series of the Union Building and Loan
association of Emporia. Persons desir-
ing To take stock are requested 10 call
upon Fred Haussler.
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A nice oil shade six Stet long with
gold band, Judd's fixture Gnd cord can
be had ut Fox d Co.'S fSF 81 cents
Three colors
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MONEY! onry To loan in any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and see
US before making your loaRs, as we can
do you good
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Fox SALE--TNo good stock ranches
in Lyon county. Also 1 400 head of
high grade of Merino sheep Call on or
address, J. X. FINLEY, News Block,
EmPoria, Kansas.
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Our good friend, Henry c. Clark, will
accept our thanks for peck Of elegant
new potatoes. That's present worth
having these times.
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A union convention Of Welsh Presby-
terian and congregational preachers
will take place IN this city, beginning
next Saturday and continuing over the
Sabbath