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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-06
A Fire in LYnchburg.

NASHVILLE, Dec. Am American
special says a fire at Lynchburg,
Tenn, this morning, destroyed twen-
ty-two houses, including the Sentinel
office and several stores. Loss $25, 600;
insurance $4,000.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The Daily News
Joliet special says: "All the depart
ments of the Joliet rolling mills have
been shut down until the 18th instant.
The reasons are not given"
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Mime ExDlosiOn.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 4.-There was a
mine explosion at Stamburgh this
morning. VIM. Ham was killed and
six others seriously hurt. Ham en-
tered the mine with an open lamp
and explosion followed. The concus-
al m WAS terrific
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CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Cameron & Mar
cur, knit goods, wholesale en- commits
sion, failed. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets, $4,000. Mattson s. Delphi. tan
ners, failed. Liabilities, $4,000; as
.sets nearly as much
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-06

THE president attempts to palate
the negro by saying congress should
adopt some measure to protect the
rights of the negro. The supreme
court has just decided congress has no
such iiower.
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AGrand Strike.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-The weavers' of
Lancashire, numbering 100000, are or
ganizing a strike against reduction Of
wages.
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Burned.

WINTERS. Me-, Dec. 4.-The Whit
man agricultural works burned. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-06

IAIANTED-To know the whereabouts of an
w Engllshman named Arthur Edgar Read
ing, aged about thirty-twO years. Those who
can give Information please address this Office.
nOy27-d&wit
v7ANTED-A number of GOOD dairy cows
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Kalakua, this government was represented,
both automatically and by a formal visit OF
resgpl of war
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-12-06
THE NEW ORLEANS CENTENNIAL,

NEW OhLEAlNo
The centennial exhibition to be held next
year at New Orleans, in commemoratlon
of the centenary of the first shipment
of cotton from any port of the United States,
bids fair to meet with like gratifying success.
Under the act OF Congress OF the 10th OF Feb
ruary, 1888, declaring that exposition to be ma
tional and international in its character, all
foreign governments to which the United
States maintains relations have been invited to
undertaking have already received assurances
of the lively interest 1t excited abroad
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The report OF the commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia, is herewith transmitted. 1
those portions which allude to the arrears OF
taxes and the water supply.
CIVIL SERVICE.
The commissioners who were appointed un-
der act Of January 16, 1888, entitled "an act to
regulate and improve the civil service of the
United States" ;" entered promptly on the dis
charge of their duties. A series of rules were
framed in accordance with the spirit OF the
statutes, and approved and promulgated by
the president. In some particulars where
in they seemed defective, these
1t will be perceived they discountenance any
political or religious tests for admission to the
offices of the public service, which statutes re-
lateS TO the act, and is limited in its original a-
plicati0n to the classified ierkshipS in the sew
eral executive depart n.ntS at Washington
numbering about 56Gu, and to similar positions
in customs districts and pOst0fficeS- Where as
ficatiOn of these persons analogous to that ex-
isting in the Washington Offices was duly made
before the law went into effect, and eleven Gus
toms districts and tWenty-three p0StOfhceS
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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS.

The industrial exhibitions which have been
held IN the United States during the present
wear have attracted attention in many foreign
countries, where the announcements OF these
enterprises have been made known through
Industrial exhibition at Boston and the South
ern Exposition at Louisville were largely at
tended by exhibitors of foreign countries, not
withstandng the absence of any professional
character in these undertakings.
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The poStmaster-general devOtes much OF his
report to the consideration in its various as
poets of the relations of the government TO the
telegraphs- Such reflection as have been
able TO give on this subject since my last an
nual message, has not led me to change
the view which I then expressed in
dissenting from the recommendation of the
postmaster general that the government as
sumo the same control over the telegraph that
il has always exercisek over the mail Admit
ting its authority in the premises is as ample
as has ever been claimed for it, it would not be
a wise use of that authority TO purchase or as
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-28
rhe Hamnond afat.er.

A warrsut was issued yesterday by 'he
jus''ce of the peace at Neor6o Rapids
for the arrest of Da7 Hsmnond, on the
same charge for which he was tried be.
fore Justices Fletcher s7d Payne in this
city some days ago. namely, committing
a rape on the person Of Annie Groth,
daughter of Charles Groth, Of fhis city.
The warrsut was in the hands of Con.
stable Hancock, of the Rapids, but was
not served owing to tie
absence of Hammond, who has
not been in the city since Monday
night. Before leaving, his resignation
as superintendent of water works yrs
demanded by Mayor Wsrren, but has
not yet been received. 1t is probable
that his successor y Ill be appointed at
the next meeting of the city council.
In the meantime the water works will be
in charge OF the regular committee, Of
which John Thatcher is chsirmen.
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PoIkH Case.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 26-The case
of NJ T. Polk, the defauIting state trees
urer, was called in the criminal couri
this morning. Folks counsel asked for
continuance on the afFidayit on &C
count OF the absence of his clerk sud
bookkeeper while he wss treasurer, who
is his main witness. Polk also made at.
fidavit that he had placed IN the hsnds
of the attorney general of the state $780,
eco, and hes assurance that $10,Ge more
viii be paid by another party as soon as
he retuIa from New York; that he has
$9,t % n the hsaGs of his attol aey, end
hes sold his finn in + lorida for $50, 600,
and the deed is delivered to his attorney
to deliver when the purchase money is
paid to the state af1sat. He further
states that his attorney aud he attorney
general for the state have sold his inter
est in The Norfh Carolina property, from
which $4,000 will be released to the
state. Affiant further states that the es.
tate of the late Thomas OsConnor owes
him $a0,000, or shereabouts, end the
manager there has promic d - pay the
same in short time and IS soon as it
car be collected. which sun, by agree
ment of his attorpey is II lie paid d.
rectly to the stat : Afiant goes on to
state that affiant expects 10 pay the state
the entire amount of his liabilities. and
has appointed ]. B. Kiilebrew to take
charge of his mines ia Mexico, to work
or SELF q same, to raise mo ley which to
pay the state, r I'd he is confident said
property viii re lie the full sum claim
ed by the S ate. Judge Allen overruIed
the affidavifs, and the empGaneiing Of a
jury was begun.
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Enlarsing.

G, b. Peters broke ground Wednes.
day for an addition OF 40x25 feet TO his
hardware store on Commercial street
Ii will be of brick, two stories high, and
Will reach to within ten feet of the
a. ley. This viii give Mr. Peters room
100 feet in depth, and will make for
him one of the most eligible and con-
venlent business places In the city. We
are pleased t0 note the necessity for
such an improvement, it being demand.
q hY rapidly increasing trade.
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W.P. Dan.ron, of the firm Of Dsml o.

" ASeADs4 Ous VI tt1C AA444 Vi OS14a Ol
s. Miller, manufacturers of ard dealers
10 stoney@re at Calhoun. Missouri, is il
the city with view of iaY tigating the
clay bank discovered on f . Sweet farm
northwest of - city ays or more ago
He is practlc.l potter and sel's eai
many goods in Empoii;. 1t IS his ar.
pose to thoroughly examine tie dc ii
AMI to take with him home some Of ne
clay to submit TO Yariors f7ss ia The
maaatactu ofearthen ware. He inspect-
cd the vessels made fro N ia clay by
Mr.. Ebey, OF Illinois. of W j mention
he's been made at different ~ in this
paper, and nronoBnees them rood. II
the bank should IDLY meet his expecta-
ions 1t is more than keIv hat Mir.
Dam on will take N s1Fes - develop
it, and be is possessed ofample facilities
to carry sach an eaterprise 10 SUCCESS.
full contamination. We trust his visit
here may result in the establishment OF
q mandatory IN this place.
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p. &C., -.

Councilman T. ]. Price has purchased
large cattle ranch in the western part
OF the state not far from Dodge Cky on
which he has placed . thousand head Of
cattle purchased at different points in
Kansas. They are in charge of compe-
tent herdsmen and are in firstclass con.
diticn- Mr. Price also owns about G. Zoo
acres Of land on the MarIas des Cygnes
in Lyon and Usage counties which in
Guide some Of the most productive land
in the state. He is one OF the cold men
Of Kansas and has made all he has by
his untiring industry and careful atten.
ton TO business.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. ID. l. Ward and daughter went
to Denver Tuesday
A. o. Wharton has gone to Butler
county on business
Col. II. e. Cross started Tuesday for a
trip TO New York and Boston.
Dan Dryer is temporarily employed
with Thatcher 81 Rasmussen.
DR.. w. r. Ronp, formerly of Reading
tins county, has located at Usage City.
l. f, Lambert returned Monday from
a business trip to the Indian Territory
Ben Wheldon started Wednesday to
Gueda Springs for the benefit of his
| health.
A. w. Stubbs and his bride arrived
home Wednesday from their wedding
journey.
Mrs. T. NJ. Fry aud her two youngest
children started TO Virginia Wednesday
for n visit.
Mrs Van II. Holmes returned Tuesday
from a visit of some weeks to Jackson
vile, Illinois.
Judge y. w. Cunningham expects to
take in the TertiO Mlllenhial anniversary
at Santa Fe next month.
Il. f. Burnham, of 142 creek, was in
town to-day and brings very favorable
crop prospects from that region.
Rev. DIR. Cordley will start east next
| week to spend his annual vacation. lie
will stop for some time 10 ST Louis and
then go to Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Ii. Alexander, who
have been visiting Mr.. AS sister, Mrs
]. Nj. Griffith, went to Florence Tuesday
and expect to locate there.
John Bay less, of Carter county, Ten
nessee, arrived in the city Saturday
evening, ana If he can fluid farm here
that suits HIM he will remain.
President Taylor, of the Normal,
started Monday for the cast, and during
his absence he will attend the meeting
of the National Educational Association
at Saratoga.
Mrs. Hannah Richardson, who was
shot some days ago by her husband,
Asa Richardson, has 10 far recovered
from the effects ,f her wound ms to he
| able To walk ont.
ID. l.. Ward and his sons, who recently
sold out their farm on Badger creek
with view 10 going Ia California, have
concluded Ia remain in Kansas, and are
casting about for a stock ranch.
Charlie branch, one OF the most geni-
al grangers in Lyon county, called at
THE News office today. He says he has
the best corn ON Dow creek, mIlks five
cows and is happy, rs such a good fellow
as he is deserves to be.
Col. II. @. Rizer and wife, who had
been spending few days at the Cool
idge, went to Eureka Tuesday for
short visit preparatory to going to FIT.
Wingate. New Mexico, where the
Colonel will be employed in the geologi-
cal survey under the government.
Mrs. A. j. WIcks and family, Mr.. VIII
Wicks, of Lawrence, and Miss Jose
phine Patty started Monday for Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Wicks will visit in that state
for year and Miss Patty will pursue
the profession of teaching, having been
assured drstclass position. We
wish the party happy journey.
Robert White and family of Eagle
Creek, started to-day for Selins Grove,
Pennsylvania, where Mr.. White Will
take a theological course of three wears
in the Lutheran Missionary Institute al
that place, with = view to fitting him.
self for the ministry. II Is probable thai
he will return TO Kansas after complet
ing his studies.
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Senator Plumb returned Wednesday
from Washington. In connection with
his trip he relates an incident that will
bear repeating. On his journey he fell
IN with Hon. Dave Armstrong, cele-
brated Democratic politician of Mis-
souri,. who served at one time short
term il tAe United States senate by ap-
pointmeat to Ell a vacancy. Armstrong,
in recalling remt licences Of his poiit-
icai career, taldsop kenator that durng
The aaminls,1emseIsesP Buchan-
an he rt little tsHtT image to Wash
ingtqEuch az take counsel with
th% h>ehief executive touching
plans which might tend to continue in
power the Democratic party. Mr
BGehauan heard him with patient CON
siaeFai.oa and then fixiag upon him
moarnfel gaze. shook his head, and
said "Ar. Armstrong, you are now
talking TO the last Democratic president
this country VIII ever have The SEN
ator, at the conclusion of Armstrong;
story, laughed heartily and assured him
that his sincere reverence for President
Buchanan as prophet was vastly aug
mentcd by the relation of this incident.
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A Card,

The ladies having in charge the Art
Loan exhibition wish to return thanks
to all who contributed to the "loan )" to
the citizens who have 50 generously
patronized them; to the gas company for
their liberality; to all who assisted in
any department, especially TO Mr. Foote
for taste aud fine perception of harmony
in the arrangement of the room, and 10
the press for ats able and unremitting
efforts in their behalf.
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Chas. Spaulding, Deputy Inspector
General of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite (Masonry), organized a
Lodge of Perfection. from fourth 10
fourteenth degrees inclusive, at Masonic
hall Monday evening. There were al
ready five resident members. Messrs. Tor
rington, Buck, StahI, Jones and DIR
Jones, OF Ncosho Falls, and eight new
members joined.
This new lodge is named Hiram No
z. The following are the officers: r
Z. Torrington, Master; j. M. c.. Jones
s. W.; DAVID Taylor, J. W.; J. Jay
Buck. orator; j. G. Traylor. secretary
Van r. Holmes, treasurer; p. g. Hall
berg, aImoncr; with full complement
f appointed officers.
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school ReDort

The following is report of school
district No II. taught by Miss Lide
Jacobs, for the month ending June %
Number of pupils enrolled, "a; aver
age daily attendance, 10; No. of pupils
absent or tardy, 1 No. of cases of tar
diuess, /; No. of visits OF patrons of the
school, B; No. of pupils perfect in de-
pertinent, 2; No. of pupils of advanced
Grade 2
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A Compllment wen Bestoved

An exquisite picture of a boquet of
pansies painted in water colors by Mrs.
Fl. NJ. Strunk and contributed by her to
the Art Loan, was purchased Tuesday by
the Congregational ladies and presented
by them to Mrs. A. P. Morse, the efIi-
cient president Of their society. No one
has labored more Grduously for the sue
cess OF the exhibition than this excel
lent lady, and the compliment is one
which Is highly fitting and viii be duly
appreciated.
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Public sale

Notice Is hereby given that on Friday
July 90, 1883, will sell at public auc
ton, one bay pony mare, at my farm in
Emporia township, Lyon county, Kan
sas, about three miles cast of Emporia
on the line of the A., r. & s. F. rail
road. Said mare was left with me by
one Joe Pearson, about the middle Of
December, 1882. She will be sold TO pay
the charges OF her keeping.
CONRAD BANKS
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The CamnI,eII Case

The jury IN the case OIL. o. r. Camp
bell vs. the x. c. Sc E. railroad compa-
ny, in which the plaintiff sued for right.
of-way damages in the sum of 81 900, af-
ter visiting the premises through which
the road runs, this morning, returned a
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 5000.
The defendant offered to confess judg-
ment in the sum OF $3.50
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The yIziIaut Insurance CO

The Belois Courier Of June 2Ist pub
fishes statement ia which the county
attorney of Mitchell county denies that
he wncte letter 70 the attorney general
denouncing the Vigilance Insurance Co.,
and says that no complaint against said
company has been filed with him. The
company has requested that its case be
submitted by the attorney general to the
supreme court in order that there may
be Judicial determination OF its stand
ing. The same paper says Major Gro
well, Of the postofilce department, visit
ed Ninrod, the headquarters of the com
psny. and found nothing to interfere
with it.
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Tie following officers were elected
Monday evening at meeting of Emporia
lodge No. 2 to serve the ensuing six
months:
M. w, Vim. ] Idleman, foreman,
G. s. Howard; oVcsseer, 81 r. Roblee
financler, E. Beck 7recordeF,- 4. F. Da-
venport; receiver, S. II. Rich guide, Il.
G. Davis; J. w, Henry Baer; o. W., G.
III. Brown; trustee for eighteen months,
Chas. Richards; medical examiners,
Drs. Sherharne, Frost, Wright and ia
n,,I.c
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steamer SINK.

AIKxASpsIA BAY. N Y, June 27.-
The elegant steamer Re hesay, plying
the st Lawrence from Clayton to Nor.
risburg. struck rock this morning near
Thousand Isle Pork, proceeded two
miles, ran ashore aud sank. Passengers
all saved
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Fine Fruit.

Mr.. w. T. Manning, who lives just
west of Erpporia, brough. TO this Office
some very fine specimens of raspberries
grown upon hIs place They embrace
four different varieties, namely, the
American DlAck-cap, Mammoth Clus-
ter, Gregg's Rcd and the Yellow Clus.
ter. The plants are but two YeaIs old,
and are loaded with fruit. Mr.. Man
ming has 300 bearing plants and they
will average six quarts each. He is
nav picking about twenty-five quarts a
day. At the close Of the season he will
have plants 10 sell.
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Old Dr.. johnson was benefsctor.
Seventy i've years ago he invented what
is COW c-llsd JOhnson,s Ane lyme Lini-
menk. the wonderful sue cess Of which Ia
The cure of disesse of the head, thross
and iuu~s is truly astonishing. No fam
lily should be witboutI IT. Sold at Mooresa
dug store
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Fox SALE-A hve acre lot IN Good
rich's addition Ia Emporia, l Il miles
from Commercial street; good, nearly
new IL story house, Is by %, four
rooms, large yard well set with blue
grass, shade trees and evergreens. wind
break OF Norway spruce on the line
north Of house and box elder on south
line; elm trees along front and privef
hodge along front and enclosing part OF
yard land good second bottom, slopes
from house IN every direction, well
drained naturally; a never-failing we'll
of good water; also a small orchard Just
planted. Price 81 200 cash. Possession
given as soon as sold.
MAX FAwcE1r.
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will have the pleasure OF calling on
all the farmers within radius of TWEEN
ty-iive miles Of Emporia, soliciting or
der for fall planting for all kinds OF
nursery stock grown by 4he "Kansas
Valley Nursery. located at Topeka
George RUNGI,E. Agent
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Apropos of presentiments, it is related
by relative of the late Mrs Willis. who
was drowned in the Cottonwood on Sat.
urday evening, that she had been i'm
pressed for years with the belief that she
would meyer die natural death, but
would be the victim of some accident
which would terminate her life She
had met in past years with several dan
gerous casualties, which doubtless tend.
ed to strengthen her conviction in the
direction noted.
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Charming features may be rendered
actually repulsive by blotches or PIN
pies. Glenn's Sulphur Soap remedies
ell compiexienal biemishes.
Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic is admir-
ably adapted for females in delicate
health Colden's; no other. OF drug
gfsts.
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The product of Lyon county gardens
marketed last year was $10,S64; value
of poultry and eggs sold, $15,4O5i
pounds of cheese made in factory and
family, So, 167; pounds of butter made
in family, S92, 222: pounds of butter
made IN creamerles. 1900; value OF
milk sold, besides that sold for cheese
and butter, $3.50; value of animals
slaughtered or sold Tor slaughter, $780,
sos; value of horticultural products
marketed, scr. 967.
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have good working horse for sale
or tIaie for cattle. Call on me at my
farm ON Coal creek, six miles south of
Emporia. DANIEL. RICHARDS.
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FARM FOR SALE.--I have for sale on
easy term, a valuable improved fam In
Lyon county, we'll adapted to corn and
stock. ALMERIE GILLETT,
Emporia. Kansas
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A full line of queensware, glassware,
lamps, cts at the Opera House grocery.
WM. ELsTuN IL Son.
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We keep everything in the grocery
line at abe Opera House grocery.
WV. ELsruN s. SON.
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G, w. Frederick is the man to whom
you should amply to borrow money, buy
real estate, OF to have deeds, mortgages,
leases and abstracts drawn or titles ex-
amined
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DR.. d. F. Longenecker removed Mon
day cherry stone from the ear of a
lad from Chase county, where It had
been for two years. The operation wa.
very skilifuily performed and caused
the patient comparatively little pain.
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STEERS FOR SALK.-Three hundred
domestic steers, mostly three and four
year-olds, for sale. Address Charles E.
Willetts, 0lney. Kans- The cattle are
twenty miles north OF Larned.
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MONEY Money To loan m any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
at the lowest rates. Call and see us be-
fore making your loans, as we can do
you good.
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For sluggish bowels, torpid liver. in
digestion, bad breath, fiatnlence. SICK
headache. Ayers CalhartIc Pills are The
certain remedy. By land or. at sea. out
on the prairie or in the crowded CITY.
they are the best pill for purgative,
everywhere convenient, efieacious aud
safe.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN--June %. 1888,
from the corner of Rural street and
Ninth avenue, one small dun marc, with
black name and tail, and branded ak.
NJ" ON left hip A liberal reward will
be given for any Information. Address,
q. w. PoRrERPIRLD, .EmpOria.