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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10
nEosHo RAPIps.

Seeing few weeks ago acomnnulca-.
ton TO the News from the pen Of the
highly estimated Rev C. r. Rice in re-
gard to our neighbor:ng town on the
north. Reading, sneskiDg in such terms
of praise and prophecy of its future
wealth and greatness, we feel compelled
by the promptipgs OF the spirit OF pro-
gress to arise and say something Of our
selves.
With due respect and ALI Kindly feel
ing. much as might ne said of that little
town in the hills and hollows, We think,
surely, that the good elder in all his
journeys to and fro oyer the fIinty hills,
green prairies. creeks and bottoms Of
sunny Kansas in the faithful perfor-
nance of duty, has never stumbled into
or over Neosho Rapids. It he had
done 50 he would neve,
We are sure, given any Other place in
the county the precedcaee- Ii nigh,
do If the good bzother would show his
kind faes here and see how things are
Neosho Rapids is little spot, one d
the many in the great world, favored
greatly BY nature, itnot by man.
Il has slept quietly fez years besid.
the Neosho the view of the river from
this point being very beauiiiul Til
gracesui curving Of the river, as It flow
down the rapids.dh water rejecting III
shadowa Of the trees on the banks, ii,
min. the dam and the bridge, All com
lbine 70 form cool and pleasing pic
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AHorge rhat Had H,s way.


a couple of gentlemen, names IN
known, while out buggy riding Sun,
day had the misfortune to have run
away on the road north of the Normal
1t seems that the animal became stub
born and stopped stock still in the road,
no amount of coaxIng or whipping al
first appearing to have the slightest eff
feet IN the direction of urging him for.
ward. They laid the lines down and
both fell to work with cudgeis, hoping
thereby to make an impression of some
kind, and it was then that he
saw his way out of the scrape, and al
the same time 10 revenge himself
on his prosecutors, SO he gave tremen.
dous bound forward and was soon fleeing
down the road at speed which aston.
ished himself as much as the fellows be
left behind. Whel captured he waE
comparatively ftee from any incumb.
rance. the buggy and harness having
been distributed at various intervals
along the road
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Expresslon of Thanks.
40 the EdItors OF the News:

~ TIC 11ttOEo VI the 6cWS-
ALLOW Us, through you, to express our
gratitude to the many kind friends, of
Americas and vicinity and some from a
distance, who so pleasantly surprised Us.
on the evening of the I'd inst-the
fortieth anniversary of our marriage.
Their gifts, valuable in themselves. be-
came much more so, as tokens of kind
regard To all those generous donors,
we would again give our heartfelt
thanks; with :he sincere desire that the
blessings of God may descend on them
in rich abundance, 1t is not the first
time we have experienced their kind
ness. During the trials of our daughter
the death of her husband, and loss oil
| two children, their unremitting atten.
tions and sympathy we can not easily
forget And this occasion, SO unexpect
ed to US, We will ever hold in grateful
remembrance, as another sunny spot il
the journey of life.
/ RI. g. A. E. HAMMOND.
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A Pleasant Reception.


The recent marriage at Lebanon, Ohio,
of DR. T. C. Biddle and Miss Elva Egg
bert has been duly noted in these col
umns. The happy bride and groom re-
turned from their wedding trip last
week, and upon Saturday evening they
we're welcomed by a large number OF
friends who gathered at the residence OF
w. II. Severy, about 20 miles northeast
of Emporia and two miles from Read
ing. The bright lights which
shone afar from the grounds and
the elegant home of the host and hostess
betokened that easy and generous hos
pitaIity which was dispensed within by
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Severy. who were
assisted by Mrs. g. w. Bennett.
Among the lidies present were
Miss Lizzie Lancaster, Miss Liz
zie Anderson and Miss Lids
Totten, of Osage City. Miss Mary Ran.
kin, of Burlington, Misses Ida and
Sadie Kiser, Miss Kate Hurst, Miss
Maggie Taylor, Miss Carrie Goddard
Miss Annie Mitchell, Miss Ollie Price
Miss Ella Patteu, Mrs. Hugh Holmes
Mrs. NJ. w. Stratton, Mrs Edison, Mrs
Henry jacob, Mrs. Van Peit, Mrs.J A
Stratton, Mrs. DeB2uge, Mrs. Cal Severy
Mrs. H P. Hood, Mrs. &. A. Blddle ant
daughter, Miss Brewer, Mrs. Chas. Ryder
Mrs. G. w. Bennett. Among the gentle
men were Messrs II. F. Holmes, III. w
Stratton, II. Jacob, j. A. Strattou
DIR. Brewer, Dr. Edison, DR.. Van Pelt
Mr.. De Bauge, DR.. g. A. Biddle, Charlie
Patten, Charles Ryder, Win Dale, Har
| ry Hood. Will Hibben, c. L. Seyery
Clarence Holmes, Frank Dale, Franz
MacLennan, Berthe Bennett. E. w. Kin
nan, r. W. Elstun, Geo. Kiser.
The guests heartily congratulated th'
groom and his amiabie wife and ad
mired the many beautiful and useful
presents, number of which displayed
the sl1lllful handiwork of the donors
The evening was pleasantly passed an
the enjoyment supplemented by roun
of delicious light refreshments.
Though the trip to many was over
distance of nearly forty miles, the il
cidents of the going and CON
ing, the kindness and atteu
tion of the entertainers at thei
, beautiful farm, the happiness of the me-
couple all we'll repaid those who wen
and will be pleasantly associated wit
the reception. DIR. Biddle and his brid
: will shortly make their home in COZ
little cottage, now almost finished in Ii
village of Reading, taking with ther
the warmest wishes of hosts of GOO
: friends,
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Bond of D, Hammond as snperinl


ent of water works was approved.
On motion OF Walkup the marshal
and street commissioner were instructed
to forthwith tear up all CONDEMNED side
walks in cases where the time TO build
new walks has expired.
On motion ]. Jay Buck was employed
as special counsel TO assist in the trial oil
injunction cases through the supreme
court on the terms offered by him to the
mayor.
On motion the mayor, with the com.
mittee on claims, was Instructed to jn.
vestigate as-to the facts in the case Of
Mrs. Jones VS.. the city.
The Knights of Pythias were giyer
the privilege of using Fremont parh
for their band contest during the ses
sion of the grand lodge.
On motion, the Knights Templa
band were loaned lumber enough t.
erect stand tor use at public concerts
On motion the mayor appointed
Messrs. Thatcher, Mccain and Lewis
special committee to report as to tn,
advisability of creating the Office of cit!
scayenger.
The mayor and clerk were instructed
to advertise for bids for refunding bonds
Bills on clerks desk referred.
Adjourned E. NJ. FoRDE,
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ture that has rested many tired eyes il
all the years gone by and it would vel
De the PRIDE Of artist to transfer it t.
E'caavas. These fresh HAY mornings the
air is full. of the scent OF the blossoms
] from the orchards and door yards. The
songs of countless birds are heard from
every tree. All nature is alive, bright
and CHEEKY. Gardens arc made, crops
planted, and the tidy housewives are
busy making the houses neat and clean.
The long night of sleep, for this old
town is fast passing, the morning Is
dawning that will awake the echoes In
these everlasting hills and rocks and for
est shade, with new and stirring sound,
here. uuheard before IN all the ages that
have been fled away-tlte whistle and
roll of the Iron Horse" the link that
connects with civilization all the world
over. 1t will be proud day for the
Rapids thSt sees the first engine pass
through. We, who have spent so many
years of our lives here on the banks of
the Neesho can hardly imagine how q
train of cars will look drawing up to
this station, but we mean TO be on hand
10 see for ourselves.
Business is getting lively; people are
coming in with view to locating; all
the old buildings are full, and will soon
be things of the past, for new ones are
taking their places, One of the lead
ing citiisens is going to build two
story brick store. It is SAID that brick
yard will be started here; ;. bank is
talked of quite seriously; the situation
for the depot is very fine, and the com.
pany is doing good work at this point,
and with good stock yards nothing more
can be desired in the way of shipping
The merchants will get their goods here
direct from Kansas City and Chicago,
thus enabling them to sell lower aud
with better profit than heretofore.
A new Sunday school has been organ.
lied, making two in the place. They
ought to grow and flourish, for no place
can prosper, even if it were as fair as the
Eden of old, if the Tree OF Life" grows
not there, and God is not remembered
in HIS sanctuary.
Rev. Loveioy, of the NJ. E. church Of
Hartford, has preached two excellent
sermons here and will continue &c
preach here for the present. Rev. An
mis- will hold services al II O'Clock mex
Sabbath morning in the Baptist church
There will also be meeting in The
afternoon at o'clock. Both Sabbath
schools meet in the morning. at hal
past niue and ten o'clock. All in thu
place, and in the neIghborhood, should
attend one or the other, both young ant
old, that much good may be accom-
plished.
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The AMER!cUs News.
EDITED By 9 BURLow., :
THURSDAY. May 9

THURSDAY, May 3.
Rev. r. j Hammond and wife were
taken entirely by surprise last
night by the assembling at their resi-
dence Of oyer one hundred guests, in
commemoration of the 4Oth anniversary
Of their wedding. The party met at The
residence of Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Gibson,
and at 8 O'Clock formed in Inns and took
the once sad remains of the sidewalk
lthey did DOT take it with them, only
rising it for the purpose Of enhancing
the chance OF breaking their neeks,) to
the residence of NJ II. Several beautI-
ful presents were made, among which
was plate containing sz7.e8, given b.
the many friends and Iaborers Of Mrs..
Il. 4 neat little presentation speech
was made by the Rev J 4. Collins. q.
pressing the esteem a1d vain friend.
ship which prompted the gstherine. and
was answered by Mr. Hasnnand, WHO
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rhe chr,.,Ian Chnrra

Front and side elevations of the Chris
tian church to be erected this or uext
season upon the site of the present eds.
fee, on Exchange street, are on exhibi,
ton in the windows of John Bays gro
Gerry store. They were drawn by
Hiedrick. and represent. an imposing
and handsome structure which will be .
credit to the city and the congregation
having the work in hand. About 81, o0C
has been raised by the committee ap.
pointed 10 solicit subscriptions. and 81
soon as $1,000 has been subscribed Tho
building committee viii advertise fol
bids. The entire cost OF the church
win be 5000, and the means donated Il
such handsome improvement will b
we'll invested by our citizens
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. MAY 10, 1888.

Mrs. Elliott, at her dressmaking and
millinery parlors on Commercial street
over Moore's drug store, Is prepared to
do all kinds of work in her line. We'd
ding and party dresses made on shortest
possible notice. Prices from 81 to IS.
The dress making department is in
charge OF an experienced artist from st.
Louis. All work guaranteed.
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For SALE--A five acre lot in Good
rich's addition to EmporiA, III miles
from Commercial streS4 good, nearly
new IL story house, Is by %, four
rooms, large yard we'll 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 privet
hedge along front and enclosing part Of
yard land good second bottom, slopes
from house in every direction, well
drained naturally; neYer-faiIiDg vel
of rood water also small orchard JUS
planted. Price 81 200 cash. Posses
sion given soon as sold.
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BucI-Ienss ArnI.. saJre

The BEST sALyE in the world for cuts,
bruises, burns, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
bla1ns, corns. and all skin erupiions. II
IS guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, 25 cents pel
box. For sale IY B. Wheldop.
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STRAYED - From Plymouth, Kan,
April Esd, one bay stallion pony, three
years old about leu bands high, with
heavy name and tail. Anyone giving
Information OF its Whereabouts will be
Suitably rewarded. f S. HINER.
Plymouth, Lyon county, Kan
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car, aF r...r.

Mrs. E. B. Htner and family tender
their sincere thanks to their numerous
friends of Plymouth and vicinity fol
their many kindnesses and attention
during her illness, also to her attending
physician, DR.. Hibben. of Emporia
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1t stands at the head-"The Light
Running Domestic" Do not be deceiv-
ed by unscrupulous representatives OF
other machines who claim to handle an
improved Domestic. All such claims
are fraudulent and are made for the sole
purpose OF trying 20 sell a sccond-ciass
imitation on the known and recognized
merits of tho Domestic. The only Do
nestle sewing machine is manufactured
by the Domestic Sewing Machine com
pany at Newark, New Jersey, and sold
by Smith s. Hail, in Empona. y full
line on hand of Domestic. White and
other machines. Call and examine oul
machines and be suited.
SMITH &, Hall
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STRAYED-One red and white milk
COW six years old, red about the neck
and shoulders, face and hind quarters
mostly white, left horn rurns down to
Jaw, back teat on left side large. The
finder win be rewarded by addressing
Holmes & Jilson, Emporia, Kansas.
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An extensive stock man in Dodge
county, Nebraska, has used Manila
Roofing for eight years, and never paint
ed IL and says it never leaked, and looked
as well as when first put on. His name
is Thomas r. Gibson, proprietor of the
"SunnY Side" stock farm, Fremont,
Nebraska. He has just ordered 2,70O
feet OF the Implanted Roofing.
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Bashaw Clay. the standard bred trot-
ting stallion No. 1914, will make the
season of 1888 at his owners
barn in the rear OF the Central carriage
shops on Fifth avenue, Emporia, Kan
sas. Terms: $e5 to insure; SIS for the
season. Persons having good mares win
do we'll to look at this horse and exam
ine his pedigree before breeding else
where, as he is one of the best bred trot
ting stations in the west.
w. II. HoLLANDswoRTH, owner
$3.50,
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Money 10 Loan on Personal Security
or on chattel mortgage.
F.P. PAYNE,
Office in Savings Bank building, down
stairs, Emporia. Kansas.
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sunday School Institute

The annual convention and institute
of Elmendaro township Sunday school
will be held near the ElmendaTo school
house on Sunday. May 20, 1888, DR.. Ii.
Breiner, township vice president. The
following interesting program will be
the order of the days exercises:
FORENOON SESSION.
| 10 O0-PraJ err and Praise.
Election of Secretary.
Appointment of Business Com.
| 10 :30-What is the Main Object OF the
10 ,45-Ho% f IS the %ork to be PTonot- '' Ton
II .Oe-How Shall We Cultivate in Our
| Scholars q Greater Love for and
Desire to Study the Bible?
I1:S0-The Sunday School lesson of the
day: and "Herod and Peter
/ Primary ' Class. taught by
intermediate Glass Robert White
Bible Class. j. L. Burton
In the opening of the topics here as
signed, five minutes will be allowed the
speakers. Will you please use the rest
of the time in asking questions or Civ
ing suggestionss A free and open dis.
cussion is desired. 1-
AFTERNOON SESSION. = 81
:3O-Report from Township Presidents and
schools.
I:45-The superintendent Work-WhGt?
| j. IL. rs y
2O0-The Teachers Work,
-. Prof. P j. Carmichael
2:lS-Iiow can $. s Music be Maize Most Ei-
fective for GOodI 49,. DIR. q. w. Sutton
| 2:30-Finanees as an Element I'm Sunday
school Work. How Raiseal IIgw EK-
2.s5- flows Secure Regularity ana Pr0Apt-
s:os-Dinicutics- hat they are -
..i.. Superintendent
How to Treat Them -. w. Drake
3:15-Lesson Helps-The wrong and the right
way 10 use them -. Rec. Robert White
| 3:40-What were Christ's Methods for Reach
ing Human Hearts?
Rev. L. T. Dudley
4:sO-Is all the Sunday School work being
done in this Township that can be
done2 II not, why not?
Report of Nominating Committee
/ Election of Township President and
Delegate to State Convention.
Adjourned
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We have just unloaded one thousand
sacks Of the celebrated Hoffman &
Sons celebrated III. s." -four. which
We are selling away down.
JOHN FLuKRR.
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FARMERS AND STOCK RAIsERs LOOK
10 Your INTEREsrs.-I have one Of the
best stations in the country for many
purposes. Call at my residence north
west Of the State Normal school build
ing aud see him. For further informa-
tIou / refer you TO the following named
persons living In aud near Emporia
Henry Mcmillan, II. w. Hawkins, Jas.
Shaw, James O'TOOle, Brice Taylor,
John Strain and w. G.. Martin. Care
will be taken TO prevent accidents, but
no liability on my part should any oc-
cur. Terms easy.
With. WooD, Emporia, Kansas.
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1 will close out the balance of the
Concord buggies on hand next Saturday
May 18Th, being twelve in all, regardless
of cost, to the highest bidder.
ME-. DARIISG.
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Cows and Heifers Wanted.

Mrs. Jennings viii have her millinery
opening at her parlors over the Famous
shoe store Saturday, May 18th.
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Pleasantly Remembered.

Alvin J. Smith and wife were remem-
bered in very agreeable manner on
Monday evening by party of friends
and relatives who surprised them with a
nupber of offerings particularly accept
able to young people beginning life and
starting out on their own hook" The
gifts included china tea set, set of
silver spoons and cedar water bucket
by the parents of Mr. Smith; q
tub and washboard by Grand
ma Upton, and a handsome bed
rsom set by the following friends
Daniel Weeks, j. R. Stafford, James
Hale, B. H. Harris, r. Moore, Joseph
odair, Brice Taylor, Emanuel Smith,
James Leslie, Frank Rogers, Geo. Will
liams, w. F. Ewing, E. Page, Fl. Rog-
ers, Geo. Washington, I. ]. Merritt,
Robert LoYe, WIN. Harris, Nelson Most
Mace Lyle.
The happy recipients are well worthy
of these kind expressions of regard and
| the gifts which will go toward heautify
ing their home will always call to mInc
the most pleasant thoughts of the kinC
| donors. af
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MoNEY-To loan at seven per cent
interest and commission. Mortgage can
be paid OF at any time borrower desires.
II. LleVlyn Jones at the court house.
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FARMERs,-Now is your time to buy
your flour at Fiuker's. Our stock is
large and we can sell you good sack of
flour for S1.25. JOHN FLUKER.
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Adjourned.

Any physician who is acquainted with
its properties will say that Glenn's Sal
phur Soap is reliable remedy for local
skin diseases.
Physicians perscribe Colaen's Liquid
Beef Tonic for the weak, worn and
dyspeptic. No other.
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Manila Carpeling isgelnng TO be very
popular. Mr.. Richardson keeps a nice
lot at his Manila Depot on Sixth ave-
nue., between Mechanics AID Market,
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A penny saved is two pennies earned
ana If you want to save three pennies
buy Fay's Manila Bulldog Maternal,
sold by j. s. Richardson Sixth avenue.
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works were empowered 60 purchase the
necessary supplies to putin service pipe
An ordinance providing for the pay.
nent Of the following claims was
adopted by unanimous vote under
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MONEY Money at Warren & Leigh
toms is too cheap to steal. You can
borrow il at prices never before made in
KanRas
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EMPoRIA LOAN s. TgUsr Co.
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, Emporia, Kans
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Mrs. jennings, over the Famous shoe
store has very large assortment OF new
spring hats which she is selling at %
cents only. Call aud select.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want Rsalesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up TO the racket, he can b. found
by addressing.
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AWANTED-A number of steer calves
from one to six months old. Address
ID. z. Miller, Emporia, Kansas.
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STRAW WoRK--our blocks have
Arrived and we are now pre-
pared TO do all kinds of straw
work to. order. Bring your old hats and
: bonnets and have them re-shaped
Q Bleaching and pressing a specially.
;.,-tg ~, SCOTT s. DAILY,
--i-s.f- No. 1s5 Commercial street.
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For SALE-Forty acres OF school
land at bargain. +. z. PAYNE,
Office in Savings Bank building.
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Mr.. A. Workman, of Madison, IS sell
ing lots of Fay's Manila Building Ma
terial. He is agent for Greenwood coun-
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It does not cost a cent to call and see
the Manila roofing, siding, ceiling and
carpeting, Mr.. Richardson will explain
and give you samples and circulars.
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FARMERs-Buy your -four al Fluker's
and save thirty cents hundred.
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RIVERSIDE PoULTRY YARDS. - Ply
mouth Rock eggs for sale. ~ -
+ 4 tlt Cf CRICKET RANDOLPH.
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The regular nsnthly meeting Of
Friends took place at The Cottonwood
church east Of tie city Saturday, and was
lNeItassended.
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The Estey organ depot is at the stand
ard music house, p. D. building. Thyge
Sogard, sole agent
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NoTIcE-Know all persons by this
that my wife. Jennie or Jane Harris, has
lett my bed and board without cause,
therefore all persons are warned not to
trust her on my account.
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For bargains in hats call and see Mrs
-Elliott's stock of millinery before pur,
chasing elsewhere.