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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-12
OFFICIAL LIST OF SrRAYs.
Taken Up in Lyon County, Kansas. and
Reported for the Week End
ing Jan. z, 1882

Reported for the Week End
ing Jan. :, 1882
COW-Taken upby w. 8. Prove, Center.
Dec ~. 81 Large white COW. S yr old; red
earss head white; strip across the face be
tween the horns; branded FIR, joined 10.
gether on left hip. Val SO
COW-By Isaiah Jones, Emporja Ian .
az, one red and white spotted COW, age VI;
branded on left hip and U on right hip:
crop on both ears. Val SIS.
HEIFER.-By G E..Paine. Waterloo. Jan.
size. NO marks or brands visible. Val. sis.
MARE-By e. +. Paine, Waterloo. Jan :.
g: one pony mare, age yr; dark roam, me
S,am s,hs brand on LETT hip with unde-
snip In nose; left hind fSot white. Val. S85
COWIraken up by p. b. Maxon. FIRE.
mont, Dec. q. 1881, one small brindIe and
white cow, white In face and on flank no
marks or brand; vaine, SIS.
HEiEER Taken ~ by P. Il. Mazon. Ere
mont, Dec "a. 1851, one small red aud white
heiIer. aged 2 years; white face, no marks or
orhnds visible; value, SIS.
HEIfER--Taken uD by T. Il Maxon Ere
mont Dec 18TH. 1881, one red and white yeaJ-
ling heller. white about the head, no marks
or brands visible; value, SIS.
Dee. SD. 81, one red and white spotteei steer
Sle. VI "iA"is' '"i'e'
COW-faken up 10y e T. Williams. Empo.
years old. whIte spOi on meek behind lie ear.
unknown brand on left hip, rsi steer cali
with her; value, SIS
NAkE-Taken mp by =. D. Maxon. fire.
mont. Dec 18th. 1881. one brown marc. 4 YRS
Old, supposed TO be part pony, about II hands
nigh, close built; value. $40.
HOkSE-Taken up by John n. RrelIer, in
waterloo. on Dec: 30 1881. one dark bay horse :
age 10 years dark name and tail; saddle gail.
On Dack; branded with q diamond on the lefI
shoulder; no other marks or brands; val $50
COLT-Taken up by Isaac Bethurem. in
EmpoSta. on December 9, 1881. one light bay
morse COLI; half pony; white in face; some
white on left hind foot; no marks or brands
valued It $40.
fILLH-Taken up by John 7. POpe. il
center. on Dec. Is 1881, one sorrei FLY; age
years; white face: both forefeet and leg
white % the knees; the right hind foot AMI
Ieg white 70 the knee; light name and tail
scar under right eye; few white hsirs on IN.
bach; valued at so.
COLT-Taken M by W. B. Scott, In j aek
son, on Jan. ., les2, one bay yeariing hoss,
colt; three white feet; valued at s.
HEIFER-Taken up by Taylor 7. Hall, il
" aterioo, on Dec. 80, 1881, one rcd and whit
ne1Ief; age years; mostly rel; white In thu
forehead; marked with slit In lett ear no 9th
er marks or brands visible; valued at $I4
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Mirror Of ireland.


The Dan and Josie Morris Sullivan
Company, which gave such great salts
faction here last spring as McEvoy's
Hiberniean, is on its way to the east shd
will visit US on Friday night, January
18th. Their entertainment is thus spok-
en- of by the San Francisco Post: THE
Mirror of Ireland" is q very excellent
entertainment, of purer school than
the public generally patronizes, but as
bright and lively as can be wished for
Mr.. Dan Sullivan and his wife are the
life of the play, which is illustrated by
hundred excellent views of Irish seen
cry. The moonlight effects on the lakes
of Killarney are exceptionally good, and
the allegorical pictures of ireland in her
glory and in her captivity are most effec-
tive. Mr.. Sullivan, as Marshal Pat, is
nightly encored.
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| ty years ago was sitting on the bench
| in this state, when q woman was brough,
up for having sold liquor without license
She being somewhat gifted plead her
own case, and, although the case was
| plain, her persuasion had such an effect
on these men that they Immediately
brought in the following: I'VE find the
defendant not guilty, but caution her not
| to do so again"
Another is told on David Atchison, in
honor of whom Atchison city and county
are named. He was At one time United
States senator from Wisconsin, and al
though he had held various Offices of
trust and honor, il was weIl-knoWn by
his friends that he was not learned
man and that he knew but little of his
tory. He was at this time holding court
under the trees somewhere in the west
ern part of the state when one of the At
torneys cited from Blackstone q pas
sage which bore directly on the case,
and made very clear exposition. The
opposing counsel took in the situation
quickly, and in his turn arose and said.
. am greatly. astonished that any one
should undertake TO quote in an Ameri-
can court such as this fo= authority,"
(holding up the copy of blackstone.
why, does your honor know what this
eOauAC IS II ID al LukllS1 Work DQD
lished in London in iii, BY an English
nobleman, Sir William Blackstone, q
man who, while our fathers were strug.
Cling for liberty kissed the hand OF that
tyrant, King George, and wrote laws for
him"
Hereupon the judge arose and said
"If yOu ever read again such authority
as that to this court, will commit you
thirty days for contempt"
We are not ready yet to do away with
the jury, Notwithstanding all its faults
This pan makes the law plain To the
common mass. Whenever Jury is Sc
lected from an Intelligent, Law abiding
community, a just decision may be
looked for. The only way to make this
system safe is to educate the masses.
They must fully appreciate the quota.
ton: 'All things which you would have
men do unto you, do ye also unto them"
The assembly room was well filled,
notwithstanding that the weather was
unfavorable, and the audience paid the
closest attention to the speaker. Many
Communications were passed in the hear.
ing of the writer after the close.
p. E. DA GoeUE.
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School Report.


Report of Fremont school, district
No. 8. for the month of December:
Number of pupils enrolled. %; average
daily attendance, S21<.
The following are the names of those
who were neither absent or taFdy: Elite
Little, Anna Little, Ella Munger, Clara
Perkins, Rosa Perkins, Robbie Perkins,
Claudio Peak. Average number OF tar
dy marks day IL. Those who have
not been tardy but absent are Dsisy
Perkins, Anna Spech', Efie Glover,
John Specht, Albert Specht, Charley
White, Silas White and Fentie Peak.
School closed December Esd for Q va.
cation OF one week. A portion of the
afternoon was spent in literary exercises,
such as readings, Rotations, decIama.
tIons and dialogues. The most surpris-
Ing, portion OF the programme was q
number of beautiful presents consisting
of two china mugs, china cup and sau,
Ger, vase and a zephyr bOquet, work has
ket and a group Of pictures were pressn
ted by the school. Such tokens Of love
are never forgotten. s,ysss.sr r-....
EFFIE McCoLN, Teacher. Z
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IAto R.et.

Miss n. Foulks was summoned 70 The
bedside OF dear sister, Mrs. Z. Wooley,
at Pueblo, Colorado, but arrived there
only to find her in the cold embrace of
death, and she returned on the sSh inst.
with the remains, which were conveyed
from the residence Of her parents to their
resting place, In Maplewood cemetery,
by dear and kind friends. She leaves
to mourn her loss an only daughter, &
father, mother, two sisters anda brotheE
and many frieads, but not without hope
as We know she rests in the arms OF OsI
Savior and has Joined there. two sisterl
who have gone before The parents and
sisters of the deceased are residents Of
our city. and We extend 10 them ouI
sympathy in their sorrow.
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The READING News.
EDITED BY MARY DE EEAN.
TUESDAY, Jan.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
Last Wednesday evening about forty
young people assembled At Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Swans and enjoyed themselves
hugely, the principal event being an
oyster supper. Judge Culver filed
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday
aud will continne 10 do so for a spell
every alternate Sunday at O'Clock. -.
Wsnted-A good blacksmith TO settle
down at this place where plenty of
work can be had. !. j. Q. Kizer sold 50
hogs that averaged over $50 pounds, to
Will severy for IA good rnuna thousand
dollars. Vaccination is the great go
at present. :, Several car loads OF hogs
and steers were shipped last week.
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r. J. RupIsILL, sec'y.
villa NotIce.

To the wool growers Of Kansas: The
annual meeting of the Kansas wool
growers and sheep. breeding association
-convenes at 3, O'clock p. m, Tuesday,
January II, 1882, at Odd Fellows hall,
in Topeka. The usual special excursion
rates have been secured over the L. p.
and A, 7. Il 3. +. Business of great i'm
portance will be before the convention;
besides the election Of officers, and the
election of a governing committee on
the next annual show. during the. state
fair. j. B. BARTHoLMEw. Secretary.
HOES! HoGs,l HoGs!!-We have ON
hand for sale a number of excellent,
pure bred Poland China and Berkshire
hogs for breeding purposes. Our hogs
have been purchased CT the best breed
ers IN the United States at heavy ex-
pense, and by years of careful and in
telligent breeding and the constant in
PRODUCTION, of new blood. we have
brought our herd to high state of per-
lection. Last year We exhibited our
hos at the Bismarck fair, at the Kan
sas City Exposition, at home, and at the
Neosho Valley district fair, and came in
competition with the best herds of the
country, and always got our full share
OF premiums. lyon desire TO improve
your stock of hogs give US a call. Our
prices are reasonable. We will be
pleased to show our hogs at any time.
Farm joins EmpOriA on the south.
RANDOLPH Il RANDOLPH.
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Tor one yea.

Another death from smallpox occur.
red in the Wells family at Severy Mon.
day. Several new cases Of varioloid are
reported, bat it is hoped that the disease
can be kept from spreading beyond the
immediate neig.lborhood to which it is
present confined.
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Harry Smith, arrested on Monday
evening by Officer Page, for drunken
ness, was convicted in the police court
Tuesday afternoon and fined $40 by
Judge Barnes. He appealed the case to
the district court, Pfeferle and d. Bra
gunier signing bond for his appear.
ance. He was then arrested on the
charge OF resisting an ofiicer Of the law,
and upon pleading guilty was fined $40
which was paid by d. Bragunier.
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Quite g handsome number of the
members and friends of the Preshy.
terrain congregation gathered at the resi-
deDce of j. n, Griffith, west Of the city,
Tuesday evening, In pursuance of the
announcement that a sociable had been
arranged for that time and place. There
was goodly proportion of young folks,
and the music and literary exercises
furnished by them, aided much to the
enjoyment of what is pronounced by all
who we're present to have been a most
Delightful evening.
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In our list of Improvements for the
year 1881, an omission was inadvertent-
ly made of the addition to the stove aud
tin store of Osborne & Jeremy, which
5000.
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A 6mnll-nox Scare.

CHICAGO, Jan. This morning ter
ror was created in the vicinity of Ohio
and State streets by = lCnatic, badly
broken oat with smallpox. running st
large and persIsting in rubbing against
every person he met on the street. The
man appeared to be Bohemian, age %,
and had eyideutly escaped from the pest
house. Reporters were all tho busy 10 fol.
low up the case. ae -
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Announcement.

]. W. Workman will bo candidate
for trustee of Pike township at the COM
ing February election.
Twill be a candidate for trustee of
Pike township at the, ensuing February
election. .aL Mn-ToN LIEDLEY.
Twill be candidate for Trustee of
Pike township at the coming February
election. THos. N, DIXON. ,
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A fOur-year old son of Mr.. Spohn died
of lung fever at the family residence at
the corner of Neosho street and Third
avenue, Sunday afternoon, and was
buried in Maplewood cemetery this
morning.
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A Chautauqua literary and scientific
circle has been organized in Emporia.
the first meeting of which took place
at the rooms of J. Z. Torrington,
in the Bigger building on Commercial
street Monday evening.
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n..h.-M..aa..

Forgive Of Lyon eOanty's best teach
en- had very interesting time last Sat
urday afternoon. At I O'Clock Snpe.
Wharton called the meeting 20 order
AID Prof Carmichael opened the exer-
eises by reading q selection entitled
aSpectacles" which was full of rich, deep
thought. "How shall we secure the aid
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At the annual meeting of the Congre.
gaiiOnal society held TAT the church on
Saturday evening, Mr.. j. L. w. Bell was
reelected Trustee for FIVE years; Mrs. Bell
was reelected clerk for one year, and
DIR. G. w. Frost was elected treasurer
for one wear.
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Twenty pupils were admitted to the
city schools this week.
Mr.. Kizer has added a fine collection
Of "leaf prints" TO his mineral collection
for the high school; he has also received
q number Of specimens nom Ohio, by
way Of exchange. A specimen from the
News ONCE, supposed to be bono
from q mammoth, but most probably a
piece of petrified wood, has also been
added TO the cabinet.
The high school cabinet Is stiIlin .
receptive mood and will promptly &C
knowledge all donations.
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LosT.-Woolen carriage blanket
black on one side and brown on the 9th
er.l Loaf On Sixth avenue-Or- Merchants
street. The finder win be suitably re-
warded by leaving il at D. Thomas a
CIis aif1re
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Elk Sheriff Moon will continue to Oc-
cupy his quarters at the court house,
and will act as jailer until the list of
March, when Mr.. Thos. Beers will sue
coed to that position.
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MoxDAy Jsnusrv

Del Weed returned from Illinois Sat.
nrday night. D. Pratt, of CheFryviIie,
Montgomery county. this state, has taken
charge Of 8. A Brown & Cos lumber
yard Al this place. The Americas
postOflce has sold nearly GOO postal
cards since the first Of last JuAe. -.
A. Wood Is the owner Of q hsifer one
year and nine months old. that gave
birth TO pair Of twins Who can hat
this ?. Every time Il blows ap eold
from the north the weather only gets
warmer. -Pinkeye Is becoming quite
prevalent Several cases have. ben 70
ported up TO the present. :. .AmeTieus
people nse corn meal from Hutchi1Sca.
They always hare produced the best
Aour, and now they are trying 10 &c:
away with us ON the corn meal business
Notions. patent medicines and gro
ceries, al n w. Gibson's
Best -four Ia the World, al u. W. Glib
soa's.
A few more choies ashirts = Wisley's
| Ladies' vests and hosiery at wIIIeys6
Best roasted cosEss. by the poaua. .
/ Wntey's. Ss
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The undenigned are now ready to &C.
commodate customers. and we give q
cordial invitation to all TO call and ex-
anime our stock and prices. Location,
first grocery store west Of Commercial
street on Sixth avenue.
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1t was just year Sunday since the
dedication of the Congregational church
in this city, and the anniversary was
made the occasion for a review of the
church work of the year by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Cordley, which shows very
gratifying results in that department of
evangelical work.
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The Musical UnioA held, q good re
hearsal last Monday, and the following
officers were elected for the coming year:
President, ]. G. Burnett; vice president,
Miss Anna Goddard; secretary. W. r.
Irwin; treasurer. Mrs. z. A. Moore.
Executive committee. j. c. Burnett,
Miss Anna Goddard, Chas. Holmes.
The music for the orchestral parts Of
Oliyetie has been ordered, and arrange
ments were perfected last evening fol
putting that opera on the stage the las
ter part Of this or the early part of next
month,
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ATTENTION Wool Growers The
annual meeting of the Kansas Wool
Growers and Sheep Breeders association
assemblies at Topeka, Kansas, Tuesday,
January IL, 1882.
]. b. BARTHOLOMEW, Secretary.
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Arrangements for the Conductors
Ball at Whitley's opera house on the
evening Of the ED of February are be-
ing pushed rapidly forward.
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The proprietor of the Fuller House, at
Emporia Junction, says that trade has
been duller within the past week than
he has ever known it.
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The remains of Mrs. Z. Wooley,
daughter of ]. Foulks, of this city,
arrived in Emporia from Pueblo, on
Sunday and were buried in MaplewoOd
cemetery in the afternoon.
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Mr.. Fl. B. Parsons, who has been en-
#ployed for some moaths past - salesmas
in the dry goods establishment Of o. r.
Sawyer. returned TO his home in New
York, Monday.
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Persons who ordered extra copies of
the holiday edition of the WEEKLY
NEWS will confer favor by calling at
this Office for them.
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The new Board of County Commls-
sioners was organized Monday, P.
G. Hallberg succeeding j. NJ. Griffith
aHd II. +. Holmes being elected chair
man ...
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>Tandy & Varneli is the styie Of a new

>Tandy s Varnell Is the style Of new
firm which opened up a meat
market al the old Felty stand, No. 1913
Commercial street. this morning.
Both of these gentlemen are we'll and
favorably known to the people of En-
poria, and will doubtless command a
fair Share Of patronage.
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Garrett De Bond, Of Allen Creek, was
thrown from his horse while going to
Americus on Saturday, and had his
thigh broken.
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I'M. Welman has given up his bar
Der shop on account of i'll health. VIM.
Russell still remains with Heustis and
"Fleet'' holds the fort as before.
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The report that Henry Ipgerman was
sick this morning from an overdose of
good eating, is not substanliaied by
Henry himself.
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The sale of pews at the Congregation
al church last Tuesday aggregated over
81 300. and quite a number of sittIngs
are vet unfakeu
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Money to loan in any amour; by the
Central Loan and Land Com-arv, at
lowest rates. Call and see 'yf}re
making your loans, as we can do you
unnd
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The schools closed Tuesday afternoon
to allow the pupils to attend the matinI e
performance of Uncle Toms Cabin. by
the Draper combination.
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WANTEd.-A practical sh,ep-breeder
Immediately. References required.
j. q. DwELLE,
.s Cedar Point, Kans.
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The Emporia Rifles band tried their
new instruments Monday, under the
direction of Henry Rees. The first les
son was very satisfactory.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 10

TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
The county commissioners did not &C.
cept the Humphrey bridge. 1t was
found upon examination that I'VE Of the
rods supporting the bridge, and having
the most strain upon them, Tor at least
should hsvel are from two to five inches
too long. To shorten them will necessi-
tate the re-scaffolding Of the bridge and
the taking Of 1t nearly all TO pieces. The
timbers are all said to be good with the
exception Of one. 1t win cost from
$50 to $500 to repair it. This action
Of the commissioners is cOmmendable
and meets with the concurrence of the
wishes and interests ofthe people. -Samu-
Ell HGzlett, our efficient wagon maker.
talks strongly Of making Hartford his
future residing place. We hope that
circumstances may cause him to think
and talk differently. g.. ~ ~
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The coenty commissioners after a
careful examination Of the bridge over
the Neosho river at Humphreys ford,
refused to accept the structure until
some necessary changes suggested by
them are made. The cost to the contrac-
Tor viii b. about $50. -. - --
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Breakfas: on Sunday morning next
will be the first meal served IN the new
Filth avenue hotel.
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The AMERIcus News.
EDITED BIZ "BURLOW."
Mixed and dry paints Al Bonds drug
store aI as.sr III HET q
PIerce's medicines at Bonds. 4
Ayers Hair vigor, at Bonds.
Condition powders for '.pinkeys," ct
Bonds drug store. .,.,,e
SuNpAY. Jan. 4.

SUNDAY, Jan, Z.
We said in our last the Americas Or
atorical was in full blast Now it is
blasted. Shipping hogs this morn.
ing Two days now of beautiful wealth
err. >. .Housted 6 Hall are making the
seats for the U. p. church I'VE heaE
of an old lady in town that is cutting
her third set of teeth. Who can beat
that?. Remember the school exhibit
ton next Friday night. The roads
are now in splendid order, and the fine
weather has made the demand for coal
rather limited. Most of the farmers
are again preparing TO pillow. A. very
large area has already been ploWed IS
the fall and winter has been so mild,
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Rev. DIR. Cordley preached to a very
large audience at the WEIGH Congrega-
tional church on Merchants street, Sun
day afternoon.
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George Goddard has fine, large, in
telligent looking shepherd dog, IN emf
grant from New Mexico given him by
a friend
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A big stock of heavy goods is offered
at reduced prices by the Red Front shoe
STORE
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KAxsAs CITY. Jaa. II.

Kansas CITY. Jan. liz
HOgs-Reesipts |, 1TI; not many sold buy.
en- want to take OF 70 10 cents; Quality
not 50 good as that Of yesterday; DFioes paid
up to this boar for choice PFsHs saoe a.; good
heavy S s60AO0i nixsd packing ss es0s g.;
light q 2S0B IS; baIk OfsAIss sC0s o. II
CAttle-Receipts less; IN syDPaShy vita
eastern sdVIees the mxrket IL 5 10 10 cents
lower on Al grades excePt hutehers' stnA.
which Is In demand as unchanged prices.
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The poles for The city telegraph line
came in from Chicago Tuesday.
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A pleasant little card party gathered
around Uncle Bill Ewing's hospitabie
table Tuesday evening.
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Mr., E. G. Gartman, the business man,
ager OF the Evening, Dispatch, of York,
Pa, was cured OF neuralgia by three ap
Mass Saturday evening Express