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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23
STRAY srock.
The oHicial List of All Strays Fosted
according to Law in the aniee
Of the County Clerk for
The Week Ending

The OHicial List OF All Strays Posted
according to Law in the once
Of the County Clerk for
The Week Ending
HoRsE-Taken up by J. P Hill, of
jackson township, dark bay horse.
about II years old and II hands high,
sway back, collar mark on left shoulder.
and small white spot behind the right
ear. Valued at $50.
STEER.-Taken up by B. Bodiae, of
Center township. one red and white
yearling steer, branded by long square
on left hip, also crop off left ear; value,
SIS.
loch, OF Emporia township, one red
roam yearlIng heifer, branded with Ag-
ure on left hip; value, Sl2.
STRAYED-From my farm on Elm
creek, one three or four-year-old Steer
branded on either lett or right hip with
heart; also. one roam yearllng steer,
heart brand on left hip; one red year
ling heifer. no brand. Liberal reward for
Information leading to recovery.
T. ]. PRICE, Emporia, Kas.
50 REwARD--Strayed, from the head
of Dow creek, Lyon county, Kansas,
about the 18th of May, one three-year-
old filiey, sorrel, with light name and
tail, small white star in forehead,
cord around neck with a ring on il.
Also one yeariing filley. dark brown,
with some white hairs mixed, white
strip in face and spot on side of nose.
The above reward will be paid for in
formation leading TO their recovery to
p. II. Finley, Dow creek, or I. j. Atch-
isop, Emporia
EsTRAY EoTIoE-Strayed from the
undersigned, miles north from EN-
poria, on Taylor creek, about April Is,
1882, light sorrel mare, Z years old,
star in forehead about 10 hands high; is
of light build, with fiaxen name and
tail, the latter very long, almost touch
ing the ground; has "a white stripe |
around one of her hind feet near the |
hoof; supposed to be with foal when
strayed away, or may by this time have a |
colt by her side. $40 reward for her re-
turn to the owner, JOHN KURZ.
STRAYED.-Small black pony and s |
very small bay colt. Pony branded w |
on left hip. Liberal reward for any in
formation left at Henning Bros restaur-
ant, Emporia, Kansas.
Strayed or stolen from my herd ON the
night of the 18th of October. 1882, one
Short-horn bull, 3 years |
old last spring; color dark red, with
steel ring in nose. Information will be |
NEIL CAMPBELL,
Plymouth, Lyon county, Kan.
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Ee4tlEAl

There will lie IL Thanksgiving festival
gwen at the Rinker school house under
the auspices oil the Neosho Grange.
The public is invited to attend.
BY order OF committee.
Emporia, Nov. 81. 1882.
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PIVmoufh


Farmers are improving these nice
days. Many of them have finished
gathering corn and report good crops.
Laborers are in great demand.
L. 6. Talbot and father are visiting in
Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs Flickinger celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding
on the 18th. All report good time.
Rev. Maxy, of Cottonwood Falls, filled
MIR. Lidzy't appointment Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Hampton is visiting
friends in the southern part of the state.
Hugh Jackson and wife, of Cotton
wood, were the guests oG Mrs. Campbell
this week.
Robert Brown has moved to Emporia.
There will be a pound social next
week. HAL.
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The Saturday evening edition of THE
EMO RIA NEWS is immense. They have
made a big strike and we hope they
will make it pan out good financial
scheme.-Eureka Herald.
viii the Herald man take one OF Jefns
american Cousins or Smiths
Estate Normal ~
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

Before you purchase cloaks OF dol
mans you are respectfully invited to ex-
anime ID. Thomas & Co.'s stock of those
goods, and you will find that you can
get good value for your money, as we
are determined that no house in this
city shall undersell us.
ID. THOMAS & Go.
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]. s. Richardson says he is doing a
land Office business in the Fay building
material He has received another in
voice which is nearly all sold. 1t is be-
coming very popular wherever 1t is
known.
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CATTLE WANTED-About 10 head TO
feed through the winter. For further
information call on Thos. Z. Ladd, EN-
poria, or Herman Fetscher, on Plum
creek, 5 miles northeast Of Emporla.
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w. +. Hastings, of Onaga. Pottawat-
tonne county, has just moved to this
place 20 give his son, bright youth of
seventeen, the benefit of a four years
course at the Normal. Mr.. Hastings
has not yet purchased property here,
but expects to do so sOonAs We extend
to him and his entire family hearty
welcome
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The Fargo tipped shoes for children
are the best wearing shoes in the mar
ket aud are deservedly popular among
purchasers. They are for sale by D.
Thomas & Co.
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John II. Williams is the lucky person
that drew the handsome china tea set
yesterday. He held number 70. The
chances we're given away by d. w. Jones
s. Co. to purchasers OF the Crown Jewel
bakinp Dowder.
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We understand a number of employees
of the Santa Fee road have been relieved
from present duty. Eighty we're dis-
charged at Topeka Saturday, about lhir-
ty at Nickerson and nine at EmpOria.
Other reductions of the forces are con-
templated. Many of the men are me-
chaniccs and general laborers.
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For sALE---A span of light mules,
one seven, the other ten years Of age.
Cheap for cash or will trade for stock.
JOHN II. MADoocK,
Six miles south of Emporia.
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In little upwards of month the reg
ular circulation of THE EMPoRIA DAILY
NEWS has increased 1875 per day. That's
a healthy growth. Advertisers will
please make note of this.
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Make your arrangements SO you can
hear General Bailey's lecture Thursday
night. You will learn more than you
ever knew about China and her people
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District No. SO to-day issued bonds 10
the amount of $50 for the purpose of
completing the erection of school
house.
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A splendid stock of silk handker-
chiefs at ID Thomas s. Co.'S. Call and
examine the assortment.
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The genuine Foster kid glove is to be
had only of u. Thomas & Co, who are
the sole agents here for this celebrated
glove, and have the exclusive sale of il.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

We are now closing out our carpet
remnants which vary in length from
three TO twenty-five yards, and consist
of all grades in Brussels. tapestries and
ingrains. Now is the great opportunity
10 secure bargains in carpets for smaller
rooms, Railways and offices. Call carly
before the best pieces are taken.
d. THOMAS g. Co.
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IITERATI-

The easiest and cheapest way to find
a stray is to advertise for il Itcosts in
the DAII.x cents line. ia the WEEKLY
5 cents. six 10 seven w1rds 70 the line.
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MoNEY.-Money TO loan in any
amount by the Central Loan and Land
company, at lowest rates. Call and sec
us before making your loaas, as We can
do you good.
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MONDAY Nov 90 1882


A brilliant display of the northern
lights was again visible this morning 10
the early risers.
The beautiful walk across the "Paci-
fic' from the Missouri Pacific depot
caused the precipitation of the United
States mail into its yawrnng abyss We
will do our part to see it fixed up.
Beautiful weather.
Thanksgiving turkeys are now roosi-
ing very high.
The Riverview Literary society now
takes its members 10 on probation"
The Americas debating club organ
lied Saturday night and elected set of
temporary officers, appointed a commit
tee on programmes, and arranged a full
programme for tonight and voted the
night of regular meetings to be on Mon
day evenings.
The trains on the Missouri Pacific
again changed time yesterday, the south
bound train arriving few minutes
earlier, and the north train correspond
inly late.
Miss Sadie Wright is entertaining q
number of friends in commemortion of
her birthday.
The disgracefnl mud hole between the
postoffice and the Southern house is liza
bic to be bridged over by sidewalk.
BURLow.
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The general admission 10 Bailcy's lee
ture on China is twenty-five cents; re-
served seats thirty five cents. Tickets
can be had at the postofflce drug store.
Secure seats early TO get choice.
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Silk handkerchiefs for the holiday
trade, and in the handsomest styles, at
ID. Thomas s. Co.'S.
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Little Mile Brown, aged little over
two years, daughter of MIR. Joseph
Brown, died Saturday.
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The plate glass front in the corner
room of the Masonic temple, Is said TO
be the largest in the state. 1t measures
S6x140 inches.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

MONEY TO LoAN-At per cent and u
reasonable commission, with the privi-
iege of paying off the whole or part
of the amount borrowed at any time be-
tore maturity. Such privilege inserted
In the mortgage.
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and is already in demand by the farm.
ers who wish 10 take home with tier.
the latest news and markets of the dsx-
10 read Saturday night and Sunday.
The SATURDAY NEWS feaehes Piyas
oath and SafTerd n 4 30 Cotton Woo.
rails ~ ? Americas AZ Reading and
Usage CITY, pHnlaI5 aud Council Grove
the same night. and 10 al y no ear SCI
their mail at ikcse pisces SaturFlsv
evening Or Sunday snerRing, tl.ss eli.
ton viii be greatly appsecla.ed.
Ne SOLICIT for the SA1uikDaY 4 t.vss
al those items OF advertisements sfI,rl.
f.y. = =
If you ART; n tawrl nezs ssslssrs.a 81
buy copy and try il.
n Eve Issue daily edition -.
cry sfsernoon ct e'ciaek. coEtaifsin ss
The latest news anl mar Esis. s,F fs'si....
and those shc require al eaiis I'sss.si. 8
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

A little unpleasantness occurred
amongst the medical fraternity in a
neighboring village Monday. Shake
hands over the bloody chasm, doctors.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

SHEEP FOR SALE,---At our place, one
mile east of Americas, % head of ewes,
l buck, 10 Cotswold and SO fine-wOol
lambs. Apply on premises To f. j.
Otnafn
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Capt. s. ID. Rockhill, who is travelling
with Gen. D. II. Bailey, as managing
agent for his lecture is stopping at the
Park Place hotel.
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Bran, COO per hundred, at Fluker's.

FoR SALE.--2.OO0 high grade Merino
sheep; also so choice MeIino bucks.
Call ON or write to L. Webster, Dunlap,
Kansas
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Buy your bran at Fluker's and save
10c per hundred.
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Buy your boots and shoes at the Red
Front shoe store and save money.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23
MI EEKLY.

The edition contains tie Kansas CITY
live stock markets Of that afternoon. be-
sides other eastern markets Of the sIay
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Money to Loan

Looms s. LOOMS will have the cheap
est Base Burner in town about next
Tuesday, and it's a daisy, too.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

Containing large amount Of general
local and Associated press telegraph
news, up TO the hour. of issue.
II is, as il were. a connecting link Of
the news Of the day between the Is
sues Of the WEEKLY, forming with II
what is really a
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-23

Go TO the Red Front sLo; sore for
boots, shoes and rubdeTs.
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The Saturday Evening News
oNLY sI.oo PIE YEAR.

Is farnished at The low All popular
price OF
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Ask to sec the M. NJ" coraline cor
set, for sale by d. Thomas 81 Co.
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Alligator boots and shoes at the Red
Front shoe store.
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j. II. Coley expects to finish his steam
laundry building, now in couase of cree
ton at the corner of Market and Second,
early in December.
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$50 will buy good boys boot, at
zhc Red Front shoe store.
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Bargains in boots and shoes at the
Red Front shoe store.
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SATURDAY, Nov. Is.


Town was full of people yesterday
and the business men generally seemed
busy. Although the roads in the
country are almost impossible for loaded
wagons, good many farmers came to
town with partial loads of produce,
hogs, etc.
Last night many witnessed the finest
display of northern lights that has been
seen for many a month. The whole
northern heavens were lit up by the
electrical display. At the first appear
ance person would be amazed at the
redness of the sky, when lIvid streaks
of light would shoot upward toward
the zenith with amazing Tapidity, as
Stunning fantastic forms clothed in all the
rainbow's hues, only to give way 10 other
shapes and appearances in q succession
of shade and colors, then settling down
as if ii was but the reflection of sun
light upon an approaching storm cloud
on the distant light of realms ablaze,
presenting TO the spectator an ocular
panorama of one of the grandest phe-
nomenons Of nature.
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Order your feed by telephone, of
Fluker.
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walker Bpots," at the Red Front
shoe store.
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REAL ESTATE ROLLS
The Transfers as Recorded by
County Clerk for the Week.


David Parry to John Jones, lot
10, and n hf of IS, Mechanics
street..
A Love TO N Brown, lot 8, Neosho
street
COUNTRY.
VIM. Hill to w II Douglas, undi.
vIded bf of hf of "a, II, Is,
and Is acres of ne or of 81, II,
Id. ~
Chas. G Hoffman and others 10
Mrs. G Mcmillan, sw or hf
NV or and Sc or 81 and sw or of
30, 10, 10. .............. 1,C
C w Carter TO Ii A Dent, Sc of Sc
80, Is, 10, and w hf of lot 2, NV
or of 4, 16, II, and hf of lot
2, ne or of ., 16, IL.
NJ G Saulsbaugh 20 G Mcmillan,
hfne Sc or of II, 10. H.. L.
E Davidson to Z ID Whitmore,
sw or of "a, II, 11.....
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Normal Notes,

The board Of regents were in session
last week. One of their first acts was TO
secure Prof. Rees as a member OF the
faculty. The professor takes charge Of
the music department which will be
opened next Monday.
The Republican club met last Mon
day after school and had very inter-
esling time. A motion was made "ihat
the other political clubs of the school
be invited to meet with this club
discuss the feasibility of consolidat-
ing the various clubs" 1t was voted
down
The biography class of the prepare
tory department have been having quite
an interesting time discussing the ques-
ton of "Protection IN the South"
The rhetoricals Friday afternoon
were quite interesting and instructive.
ALPHA.
This society met Friday afternoon and
reviewed the past campaign. The
young men ofThis club are rapidly de
veloping into good speakers.
LYCEUM.
This society opened by solo by Mr.
Morrison, entitled. "Years have come
and passed away" The "Old oakcr
buckley was well declaimed by Mr.. z
d. Miller
The question for debate was: RE
solved, That love is a stronger passion
than anger The question was yer,
ably discussed by two Of the prominen
members of The society. The judge
decided, two for The affirmative and On
for the negative.
| IITERATI
The Literati society as usual gave a
/ excellent entertainment. The paper b
Mr.. Hastings and Miss Lille vas good
Music by the Normal Glee Club receive
its accustomed applause. The debai
was very instructive and the speakes
handled the subject well. The questio
was: aResolyed. That crime is dimiI
sshed by education"
Among the visitors present last nigl
We noticed Messrs. Combs and BaIstl
and Miss Cnlver. Of this place, and d
C. II. Woodruff, of Yates Center, Kansa
NORMAL SPT.
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Notice is hereby given that the part
nership existing between the under
signed under the firm name of Hall
Waite & Co., has been dissolved by mu,
tual consent
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-Tressier s. Lowry now carry a heavy
stock of gents furnishing goods, CON
sisting Of under shirts, mittens and
gloves, suspeBders, overalls, &c.
-Tressler s. Lowry at the stone store,
are selling goods cheaper than ever be-
fore.
Hereafter we will carry full line of
spring wagons and buggies. Before pur-
chasing elsewhere call and see what we
can do for you. J. ID. gibson.
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Ill. LLEWELYN JONES,
jays Opera House.
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The ordinance was then adopted by a
unanimous vote OF all councilmen pres
ent.
On motion of Ireland the clerk was
authorized to advertise for bids for the
improvement bonds. to be opened at the
next regular meeting of the council.
Bills on clerks desk referred.
Council then went into executive SEES
sion.
After executive session dissolved the
council adjourned.
E. NJ. FoRDE, City Clerk.
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We have money to loan at extremely
low rates.
EMPoRIA LOAN & Trust Co.
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, Emporia, Kans.
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DIaNnlufiOn-

Ask to see the NJ. NJ. Coraline corset
For sale by ID. Thomas & Co.
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Kansas City Investment Company, EN-
poria, Kansas.
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Money-To loan at cheap rates.
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The Saturday News
Ar a O'CLOCK p. n.

We now issue an enlarged Daily every
Saturday
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The Enporia News.
rHURsDAY, NoYEMBER 8. lsaa
CARPET RENNANrs

Now is the Time to Get q bargains an
Carpets Tor Smaller RoSms-D.
Thorn As & Co.'S the Place
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quantities and fnds . ready market At
so cents,
Robert Hall sold his grey mare yes-
terdsy to Emporia parties fer 5000. a
neat little figure
Turn ont 10 the Lyceum.
W. n. Loy-is putting IN the founda
ton fer Butler s. Anderson's office.
DR.. G. WADSW0RTH WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
AhaERICuS, Lyon County. KAN.
EaS=An work promptly done. Moderat
and con sistent fees
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Don't forget it-That Tressler and
Lowry, groceries, boots and shoes bought
in large quantities and sold at such low
prices that it will asionish the natives.
Genuine Plymouth buck gloves at
j. ID. Gibson's.
81 90 buys pair of good gloves at
]. ID. Gibson's.
We have just received an immense
stock of hats, gents fine fur, latest styles.
Call and see them at j. ID. Gibson's.
Something nobby-Misses' and la
dies coats at j. ID. Gibson's.
-Shawls, hoods, hats and winter
goods at j. d. GibsOn's.
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Nov a. lSs2. Say ''adyeTtiscsi' when called
for. and give date q advertisement.
Andrews, Mrs Addison ohnsoD, Jessie
Anterior. Mrs LANES. HettIe
Borders, Isabella Loosen, Jessie
Burthnrem, Lone Moon, Jno Davis
BurE, Wm Mcknight w I
Best. Mrs Ruth McSoElnens; Carrie
Crum, Ar J. " Aashcr Nell
Cook, Eva Morgan. ; y
Childers W i Muser, 4
DougheIty. Mrs II Moore, Alice
Day, II III Perkins WA
Davis, T u jain Raw son
Davis Miss Dila steele. J IL
Diamonds, Wilson Sitz, Esan
Ellsworth W Smith. I K
Gerdner. mrs Jno G stewart, Mr. Lizzie
HarbHnRh, W Schlicti 4. Geo W
Heller. Jennie swanson, Emily
Heatherin gtoD, T sommers.
Hicks, W Taylor. Elizabeth
Hearth, Mrs Fannie Tiliis, Miss Jane
Haugb, Joseph EmbETger, Samuel
Homer Mrs j ii Ventoo, Mrs Francis
Humphries. Mrs " Williams. Mrs Plum
lloyd, James Wilkinson, Harry
JACOB sTOiIEE, l.. Nj
ADyEEEIsED xov. II, Iss2.
Allen, Mr5 Emma Rinver Thas
Alton, At Kelley, Mira q" IA
Bcble, Max Knittle. G.
BTyssn, Ellsworth Linoonnan. 4
Butten. j G. leonard, u G
Burnett, Chas Luerets. Jabey
Bratt. NJ james Monarch Man'fg CO.
CFookshank, Eiizs Mehans, 5 II
Conley. thas Miller, Cisaie
Carter. Rev ID M0sey. X 4
Davis Broom maker Nicholas. W aad Z &
Dougherty, 3rsMaitic Oday, elijah
Deniott, Ar George Perry, +
DaitveF, VIM Phillips, Laura
Edwards, EDWARD " Row MrsJ
Elliott, Ars VIA Ritciafd Mrs P
FaFrah James Rlce. 4 q
Ford. Robinson. Ghas
Gillott. Mrs Flora Smith, Geo
Gand, Mir Smith, Martin
Hopkins, Mrs Iay Sadlers. Miss Bell
Henderson, Mathew SEyarfZ. J W
Jones. Miss Jennie 4 spear, j Ii
James, Alfred W SAWYER. Miss Ollie
Jones Mr r ID Wheelfng Chester
johnson Jno NhoEtsH, u
johnson, 4 = NAIIisfon, Adolpb
J01es, Evan d Wright IP
jackson w II
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We will duplicate Emporia prices.
Then why go there TO buy your lumber
You will save the trouble of hauling.
For proof of these facts call on S. A.
Brown 81 Co., Americas.
School books at Bonds.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
All The popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
Paints, oils and varnishes at Bonds.
The best stationery at Bonds
Wall paper cheap at Bonds.
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The AMERIcus NEws.
EDITED BY a BuRIow."


THURSDAY, Nov. Is.
About twenty couple enjoyed Click
jollitcatioa at the residence of Jas a,
Miller last night. All present report a
splendid time but the nocturnal trav-
elers on their homeward journey report
the darkest night they ever knew and de-
clare they drove sixteen miles TO get
three. The festivities consisted chiefly
in the gay and festive dance and the
ceremonies were not concluded until a
late hour in the morning.
James Christensen took out his nat
uralization papers in the district court
yesterday and is now full-fiedged cI,i.
zen of the United States.
Butler 6 Anderson commenced work
on the foundation of their new Office
this morning.
Ten witnesses in The Cunningham rs.
Bolt case came down this morning on
the freight. James White, the agent, ar
rived just in time TO get LEFT.