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NOTICE.

have this day sold my entire stock Of Gtocerie
retiring from the grocery bushes express nj
thanks for the liberal patronage extended 70 me IN
the past and hope It Will DO bestowed upon my
successors. All ,perons knowing themselves III.
settle, and all persons having claims will please pT
sent them for settlement II. ST0LLEY,
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Will close our place of business at 20 o clock
r. ", Saturdays excepted, until further no
tice. L. SwABACKER, 1901 Main street
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THE CUTICuRA TREATMENT the cure Of
Skin, scalp aud Blood Diseases consists In the In
IeInAl use Of CuTiCURA REsOLvENT, the new blood
purifier. and the external use Of CuTiCURA aud
CuriCuRA SOAR, the great skin cures
For Sunbutn, Tan and Greasy Skin use Cuticura
Soap an exquisite toilet bath aud nursery sanRiiye
tI1gIant with delicious flower odos and healing
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Mrs, Oscar Rammelsburg, Of Cincinnati
will be in the city Monday next on visit IN
her mother, Mrs Geo. K. Wheat Of North
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PILES! PlLESI PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Lastl No.
One Need SnfTarI

c,4 srEG p eEE for Blind Bleeding Itching and Vi
~ ISdi fes mas 6een discovered by Dr. Willard
Ointment single box has cured he Won,
chronic cases Of Is or 80 years Standing M ora
neg sniieT ave minutes after applying MS WON.
derful soothing medicine. LOtiOnS ihEfrn,n
and electuAries do more harm thRn 1noS WtV
namS Ointment Rbsorbs the tumoS, allsyS the ~
tense Itching particularly At niEht aiier SetiIn.
VAN 10 ben acls q poultiee gives ffStaft AMI
ing o. me private parts and for nothing Ella
heaa MhGt lhe Hon. J. N, CotIlnbeFTy' al f,,r,o
iand ays about Dr., Williams Indian Pile Kim,
ari. ma I NY. TseI scoFeS q Ple Cures, and I,
any!hlnR which gave such immediate AMI ~ LSV No
nent relief a d.. Williams Indian oIntmSn ma
sSI "a y Logan 4 Co, Bridge Corner, Whs.o,,,.
q % N i a dsS Sn ~ dsot sP q pTCe,'
4eGAoH CLEVELAND, OIL
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CLosrNe out for the next thirty days LOT
OF Mems Heavy Boots and Shoes at cost.
+, U Rtnwn
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GEMS Fine Hand Embroidered Slippers
for holiday presents at L. v. BLoNDfs,
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LOST

r osT-A LIBERAL REWARD viii
~ b paid for the return 70 q South street nj.
amore, Nd, Of black yallIe put Ia ladiOi eoieb y
lIRin which left Benwood iot wheeling ne mo,H.
Ing Of the 2lst Of December
tA2 HAMILTON HAZLEITURST
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"gLAck:ORAuaaT" cures dy.pep-
Iia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan Go.
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Jusr received a lot Of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes suitable for dancing, at
L.V. BLoND's,
1l35 Main street.
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The writer was evidently good penman,
who had endeavored to disguise his hand,
lit be a fact that "hrebugsh are abroad in
the land the police cannot keep their eyes
peeled too sharply, and the night patrolmen
should watch carefully every suspicious
character.
While speaking OF the parchment It might
not be amiss to give little advice. When
q fire occurs they should stay closely on their
beats and watch the property entrusted to
patroImen, whose beats were several blocks
distant, and by the attendance Of these men
at the fire, when they were not needed, two
important blocks were left unprotected.
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: WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January ALL. NJ
For Tennessee and, the Ohio Valley, increas-
ing cloudiness and rain or snow, northeast
70 southeast winds, slight rise in temperature,
followed by falling barometer.
For the LowerLake Region, generally cloudy
weather, light snow, winds shifting to east
and south, falling barometer and stationary
or slowly rising temperature.
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nOrEL'ARRIvA1.s.
ST. JAMES HOTEL

Jno sutphen, Parkenb'e. D nm. plttsburyb
yno HArlin, str BELMONT o Cillen. St'r SSII egtv
BIZ Jones KeyteF, VIVA. Fed Sturreon. civ NN''
GeoW WhiteScarvOs, Grin. W SiotShefrT' a IN N
4 Castor City. Jno A Carney. pSykS,tS't.s'
W A BoSley, Pittsburgh Jacob Kounix N MSr'vI,s'
Maupin, Arbuckie, INV ClarE stenbenv,iiSS
4 Q Blair, Rochester 3 Hinton, Hlnton ~ w W
yetshenpln, Hinton, wv, II q. HaineS Pitt.hr...hs'
Geo Irish Marietta, WIS NitehSll Ros1n,, w.
Theo Puck, 81 Mays JudEinS WoodSSsid
" L Morris, WOodSheld, " sohap. civ
: : !, 4 sweeney, City II Bell, City.
MI; MetIelCo II Clark. steubenyi:le
y y S S6oteS, Pitu6nEh. Chas llnsley New Haven,
= Il e t W. beIons VA HSo Hpson, Harrisburg
~, = * ateS9hheh Jteyetd. AuGhutea Hannibal
Nm shepherd " Alex. Mn Chamber, W AieS,
HSoFSs DOUG, A'dSVille. Jno 9 Bell, B&oRR
sTEElI HAcEAYE's COMPANY.
TO Rose RoHadson, Frank Desmond.
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"WlNE OF cARDUIn cures irregular.

painful, or difficult menstsuation.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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Singing, Smarting, irritation Of the urina.
ry passages, diseased discharges, cured by
''B1chupaiba. Druggists, Depot Lauehiin
Bros & Co., Wheeling.
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DIVINE OF cARDulp make, rosy
cheeks and clear complications.
Sold by Logan Go.
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NoUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZA,
~ TON AND APPEALS.

To all Whom It May Concern.
Take notice that the Board Of Equalization
and Appeals OF Ohio county will commence
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY 0, 1882
commencing at 10 o'clock A. " All persons
having petitions referred to this Board are re.
quired to appear, and any others having any
business relating to their taxes for this year
attend, as this Board meets but once a year.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
jas JAS. B. QUARTER, Clerk.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, us observed Mt Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
"a: y. 13S. SF;M7ESS TAN lsN.SEM7Ex
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PSORIASIS.

ISUllAol9s
H Z Carpenter, Esq. Henderson, y. Y, cured Of
EsoLlNhM OF Leprosy OF twenty years standing by
and Cntlcun and CnticuEa soaP tthe great skin
curesl externally. The most wonderful case on
record. 'Hre certified TO before justice Of the peace
and prominent c!tizenS All afflicted with itchinc
and scaly diseases should send to us for this teSt
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WANTED-CIGAR NAKERs-FlyF
w on clear Havana aud twenty on stogis
ciEar, Call At or address % sherman avenue, Az
Eheny, "a. dnliyfN
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WnEElrNo, january 2. 1850,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bhdge Company will IA
held 81 the Office Of the Company on MONDAY
THE NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1852, between
I9e noun o. liS0 and o'clock r NJ for the election
Def JOS. LAWSON, SecFelary
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WANTED.

WTANTED-A GOOD CoNIPETEST
w girl can obtain good home aud hnt cl,s
wages By applying al No % fifteenth strVSt Il
once. dSlf
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The day after the fire of last week, that
destroyed the stable Of W. H. Sheib, sltuat-
ed on the river bank, in the rear Of 2. Ken
nedy's place on Main street. Mrs. Koehler,
who keeps small fancy goods store next
door, received postal card through the mail
with the following written on 1t:
1--WE intended to burn Koehler's stable, but
we will visit It some other night.
Yours Respectfully,
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SALT RHEU m.

SALT kHEUM.
VIII Mcdonald. 25i2 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully acknowledges cure Of Salt Rheum on
head neck, face arms and legs for seventeen wears
not able 10 walk except hands and knees for one
year not able TO help himself Tor eight years tried
hundreds Of remedies doct9Es pronounced his case
blood pnrherl internally, and CutIcura and Gull.
cna Soap lthe great skin curesl externally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-04

Theannual election of the Belmont County
Agricultural Society was held on Monday,
rSulting in the choice Of ]. D. Hoge, Presi.
dent; VIM. Hardesty, Vice President; 7. D..
Bailey. James B. Richie, James Patton,
Samuel Campbell aud Ben amin Humphrey
Directors. There was quite lively contest
between ]. B. Hoge and John McAfechan for
the Presidency, Hoge going in by five ma.
iority. A. T. MeKelvey, the former Presi.
dent, had declined to serve another term.
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Mortality Statistics Of Ihe City O,
wheeling for December, 1881,

The following is the report OF Health OH
Ger Edwards for the month of December
Deaths from all causes, except premature and
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SKIN HUMORS.

Mrs. s. E. Whipplc Decatur, Mich, writes that
her lace mead and some parts Of her body were al.
fered ieartully and tried everything Permanently
cured BY Cutcura Res0lvent (6l0Od pufilierl and
Cntlcnn and Cutcnra Soap 1.-THE great skin cures,
CUIICURA
Remedies are for sale by all dEuEgSstE Price of
SIteun, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 4Oc: large
ner, 81 per bottle Cuticua Medicinal Toilet S0an
2bci Cuticun Medicinal Shaving Soap, l5c: In BAR
ior BARRIERS and large consumers, Soc Principal
1epO'' WEEKS q POTTER, Boston Mas,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-06-22
safa Homa

Mr.. Isaiah Jones, Of the grocery
firm Of Thomas & Jones, arrived in En-
pOrIa last Tuesday afier an absence of
five months IN New Zealand, whittier he
was called last January to settle up
some business in connection with the es-
tate Of u deceased brother. Mr.. Jones
set sail for home on the 18th of May and
reached San Francisco on the 18th OF
the present month, having been on the
ocean just a month. His health is most
excellent, and he seems TO have been
much benefited by his journey. He
has many things of interest To tell in
connection with his trip, and We would
esteem il as a great favor If he would
employ our columns TO Communicate iC
his many friends in EmpOria descrip
ton OF all the wonderful things which
he has seen during his absence.
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DunIau-TrasIr

Mr.. VIM. w. Dunlap, of Kansas City
and Miss Josie Trask, daughter of E. r
Trask, editor of the Dunlap Chief, were
married Monday, at II O'Clock n. m.
at the Congregational church, by tho
pastor, Rev DIR. COrdley. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal pair wcrG
driven to the Santa Fee depot, where they
took the train for Kansas City, theil
future home. Mr.. Dunlap is CONNER
cial traveller and represents one of tbs
leading houses in Kansas City. Thu
bride has lived in EmpOria for many
years, where she has hosts of friend.
who extend congratulations and unit
in wishing her all the happiness which
should be the portion of q lady of he
worth and excellence.
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GOOD NEWS.
AMELIA GooDRIcu. Sec. pro ten


Plans COnsumaatsd for Putting I'm q
Telephone Exchange at EmpOriA
Our readers will be graufied to learn
that matters have been so adjusted be-
tween our local telephone company and
the company at Kansas City, which
owns the franchise for the state of Kan.
s2s, that the latter will at once proceed
TO put in an exchange at this place.
This arrangement was contaminated on
Saturday night at a meeting of the EN-.
poria company at the Central Loan and
Land Office, when the local franchises
were turned over TO the Kansas
City company upon the agreement
on the part of the latter e
assume all the obligations entered infC
by the local company with the city, and
TO at once proceed to the establishment
of an exchange at this place. This ".
regard as the best thing that could have
been done under ali the circumstances
IS it was impossible to have . completl
telephone system in Emporia as long a
the local company and the Kansas Cit
company failed TO come to some agree
i ment.
We understand that the work Of put
ting up poles and wires will be cGm
menced fEthwith, and neari,
twenty new subscribers will b
Immediately added TO the pres
ent list The exchange here will be un
der the management Of c. w. Cleaver
the capable and obIiging agest Of th
Western Union telegraph company :
not have been made in filling this pos
ton. We hope our citizens will exien
10 the enterprise here liberal pAsroE
age, as we feel assured they will froE
the present outlook
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GRAND SALE oF SHEEP AND CATTLE
Il will offer for sale NJ the Rees
brothers farm, ON Dry creek, ave miles
southwest Of EmpOria, an Thursday,
July 6ih, lSSa, the following property
1900 good graded sheep. consisting OF
225 ewes, 225 lambs, 800 head of year.
ling, 100 two years "ld and 400 three
and CIur years old weaihers; also cows
with suck ing calves, COW To calve and
3 cows without calves z threc-y ear old
steera, % IwOyear old steers
and yeArling steers; 2 two-year old
and Searling heifera; good mule, {
good work horses and OHe saddle pony
Terms Of sale: All sums OF S. and
under, cash; all over S., six month,
time without interest will be allowed.
LLEWELLYN REEs.
CoL,~If. w. PEARsAIL-, AuctiOneer.
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APIsasan1 Time ON the Yer,,,s-,s


Saturday, June 10, was gala day on
the north branch Of the Verdigris. The
school in district No SO closed Friday,
the 18th, and the following day had been
appointed to hold picnic in wood
near by.
The good feeling and interest in the
occasion was evidenced by the number
of gentlemen who volunteered to pre-
pare the grounds and platform. At half
past eleven o'clock the following pro-
gram was presented:
1. Song, National Banner.
2. Defamation, Frank Grove.
8. Dialogue, Ada Emrick and GIaddie
Grove.
4. Defamation, w. NcCray.
.. Dialogue, Arrested for Blowing"
by eight boys.
6. Recitation, Gladdie Grove.
Z. Reading, frankie Grove.
8. Defamation, Benty Mays
o. Dialogue, Choosing" by eight little
girls.
10. Reading, Frank Grove.
II. Music
IL. Defamation, by Charlie Mays.
Is Concert Reading, by four little
girls.
IA. Medley.
10. Reading, by Clara Emrick
10. A short drama called "Fan da-
CO."
In this, the fussy old gentleman who
has difficulty in keeping servants, was
ably represented, and the three Sambos
made more sport than actual Africans
could have done.
II. Dialogue.-HOw He Managed.
The exercises closed with a short and
appropriate pantomine, in which the
actors rose and chanted the Lords Pray
er, and then all partoOk OF a goodly
dinner, and at four OF five O'Clock wend.
ed their way to their respective homes,
feeling that they had spent pleasant
day.
Especial thanks are due to Mr.. Cavan.
ess for his kindly aid in the music, also
to g. w. Seward, z. Grove, E. E EN-
rick. L. L. McCrsy and others, without
whose assistance the occasion would no,
have been a success. n. G.
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GOtOR Easy.

Griffith Stewart, who surrendered him.
self tn the authorities on last Friday
night after shooting Geo. White, was ar.
rLigncd before Justice Bachelor last
Monday and upon pleading guilty To
the charge Of assault, was sentenced to
imprisonment in the c"unty Jail. for
twenty days and t" pay the costs of prose
cutiou, amounting 10 $3.50. White. fuI
some reason, failed To appear against
Stewart, which will account for the
light penalty of his lawless act.
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WEDNESDAY Inne 81


1t was our misfortune To witness n
painful accident on the base ball ground
yesterday. Prof Cheney, in running in
from third TO home base, was so closely
hurried that he was compelled TO "slidc
in" His left foot struck the home base
and the toe of the right foot caught on
the base and the momentum of his body
doubled his leg under him and broke
the tibia of the right leg about one
third Of the way from the ankle to the
knee. DR.. TIA Wright was called i'm
mediately and reduced the fracture. The
professor passed a very restless night,
but was better this morning and insists
on having that tally counted. This ac-
eident will probably mar the expecta-
tons OF the band, rs he is their leader,
and coolthe ardor of the base balIists.
which has reached fever heat.
Martin MeCleery had three calves kill
ed by the up freight last night, two of
which were thoroughbreds. :. Dance at
Joseph McDill's last night :. Even the
most Intimate friends oil Miss Josie
Trask were surprised at hcaiing of her
marriage in Emporia day before yester.
day. We wish her m1cl. happiness.
Christopher Marker is preparing TO
build him residence in Dunlap.
George McAuley received his frs, in
voice of -four and feed TODAY.
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The Phoenix.

Toledo Blade: Milton Mobiles Come
dy Company gave the Phoenix" to q
large house, but those WhO1did not at.
tend lost an evening OF enjoyment and
an opportunity Of observing really good
characters that were well adapted TO
their decided ability. II is needless "a
characterize the several parts taken by
Individual members OF the company
hey all solicit public favor under the
general name of Milton Mobiles Come
dy Company, a1d inasmuch as he wrote
the play and sustains the chief charac
ter so excellently. we prefer to award
our need OF unstinted and just praise Il
this generic collection or talent.
The plot is good, and the several com
binations that are made prior and sub
sidiary to its ultimate development wei
sustained; even among the tragic poF
tons of the performance a happy boz
mot will conVulse the audience will
laughter, and form pleasing diversion
to the nervous tension exercised by thei
interest in the pathetic or tragic sf,ua
tons. And q noticeable and commend
able feature in the concomitants of tn
play is the absence Of anything objeC
tionable OF that will cause any feelin
OF uneasiness lest the bounds Of prOpe
decorum should be trespassed upon.
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Yesterday afternoon letter was re
ceived from the secretary of The Wichita
Red Sucking base ball club, challeng
ing the EmpOria nine Ia play game
some time between now and July 4
The EmpOria boys will accept the
proposition and fix a date. and will also
prepare to teach the Scdgwick county
boys a few tricks" in scientific batting
The Topeka ball club alsn wants la play
here before the 4lh, and will most likely
be accommodated.
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AN uNFoKrUNArE AccIDesr
a Party OF Eunporia Young People Mar
rowly Escape Drowning While
Attempting to Cross Dry

Crock Yesterday
Sunday morning between and 10
o'clock Chas. jackson and Ed. Gardner,
in company with two young ladies of
this city, started in double-seated rig
for drive to Hartford, having one oil
| Mr.. Barwick's teams. They were jus.
cnngraiulaIiug themselves un the pros
pect of pleasant day when they reach
ed what IS known ms Dry Creek ford,
| on the Hartford road about four and a
half miles southeast of Emporia. They
found the stream greatly swoOlen, SD
much 50 as To cause doubts as 10 whether
the creek could be crossed in safety. AZ
ter IA short consultation Ed. Gardner IN
hiiched, mounted one of the animals
ami started TO cross the stream to see il
part way across, found the water COM
paratively shallow, and returning the
horses were hitched to the carriage pre-
paraIoTy to crossing. The ladies, who
had alighied, were yet quite timid about
making the venture, and TO their fears
no doubt the entire party are indebted
for their lives. To reassure them, how
ever, the gentlemen proposed to cross
the creek and then drive back for them.
This they essayed to do, but when only
little way in the stream both horses
suddenly went down, as if they
had stepped into hole. One
of the horses went under, but
the other kept Laundering about
and finally succeeded in reaching
footing where its head was above
water. The other animal. one of the
tenn usually driven to the hack, got SO
entangled in the harness or was SO held
BY the buggy that it could not regain its
footing and drowned in few minutes
after entering tie stream. The water
was SO deep that only the top of the car
rage showed above the surface, and to
chung and saved himself. Ed Gardner
drew his boots and swan to the shore.
At this moment Il farmer who happened
to see the accident and was near by has
tened to their aid, and with the assist
ance of ropes. etc, he and Gardner sue
ceeded in bringing Jackson, the carriage
aud horse to shore, and all except the
one horse were landed on terra firma in
safety, though the boys were badly
scared and thoroughly soaked with Dry
creek water. The ladies, who were on
the shore, interested though necessarily
inactive witnesses of the accident, were
half scared TO death, as well they might
be, realizing the peril they had so mar
rowly escaped.
Mr.. Way, the farmer who came to the
aid Of the party, oblIgingly prOffered his
services and the use of his horses to
bring them To town, where they arrived
later in the day without further incl
dent.
At the present stage of the streams
throughout the county any attempt to
ford them is attended with more or less
risk, ami it is the part OF prudence TO
Ego by the bridge" even If the distance
must be doubled in so doing.
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Mr.. Robbins has moved into the house
of Robert Bond, in the north part of
town. Mr. Bond will so 10 Emperia,
while Mrs, Bond, accompanied by her
brother, will so to the south part of the
state for her health. Lyman Haver
arrived from the Indian territory last
night . Col, Buckner, of Emporia, was
in town yesterday. =. Rev. Mr. j. Nc
Annuity accompanied the remains of his
child that was brought up on the 2
O'Clock train yesterday for interment in
the Americas cemetery. The remains
were brought from Burlington, and al
though it has been seventeen years since
the child was buried, the coffin was in a
fair state of preservation. =. The mercury
was waltzing around among the nineties
yesterday. We are informed that La
fayette James is having a new picket
fence built 10y Emporia carpenters.
l.. w. Sutton is having the front of his
barn painted.
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The prizes taken by the Emp"ria ken
nrl nj the recent dog show ut Clcvrlan
were received 10y Harry Leibfriel yes.
tcr,lay. and are On exhibition at the Hn
tel Coolidge. They consist of number
of stuffed birds encased in glass. includ.
ing four wOOdcOck, one jacksnipe and
two groupes, in which are found vari.
ely "f warblcrs. humbing birds, etc
They are all most ariistically mounted,
and were stuffed by the noted taxi,ier.
mist III. L. Chubb. of Cleveland.