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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23
The following is a record Of Tho runs

We regret 70 learn that the pleasure
Of the trip was somewhat masssd by q
row which took place at 4AzoDg City, In
which several EmpoFtA parties had their
faces artistically Esescoed. The parties
engaging IN the HeEes were not mem
bers Of either OF the clabs. and IL was
purely an outside affair. We have not
been able to learn who MAS responsible
for the disturbance. but We sincerely re-
gret its Occurrences. Should the Cotton
wood Falls boys desire 70 give the En-
poSia club another trial, they viii be
very cordially received here and oar
people will take pleasure In sequit1Ee
the ccurtesies extended % the EmporIs
visitors totAe Falls yesterday.
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LYON COUNTY aoRTICULrURALsO
CIETY.

For the EmpOria NEWS.
Through an inadYertence copy of
my letter, which appeared in the Re-
publican, did not reach THE News,
which is my apology for asking some
space IN your newsy little paper.
The object of this society / need not
state, as your readers have, likely, read
MIR. Snyder's, the secretary's announce
ment in your columns. Suffice it to say
that the members of the society. and, /
suppose, all our citizens, are anxious
that the exhibition may do credit to our
good desires and efforts to succeed if
nothing more. We want it to be sue
cess IN every sense and way. And this
it can, and 1 hope it will be. When
God said: "Let if ben it was, and we
are part of the command.
So let it be in this case. Be Determined
to succeed and il will succeed. Our
beautiful little city set as gem between
the waters of the Cottonwood and Neo-
sho, and ultimately To unite them de-
ponds on the people to increase Its beau
ty In forest and orchard trees. with shrubs
and flowers We want TO see shade trees
and not weeds along our streets and av-
enues; we want to change from good to
better and from better to best. Can we
do it? Most assuredly we can. Some
men and thinkers have great thoughts
about this old earth. One says: "The
world is a mental projection" And
Wordsworth says: "The glories nature
lures US with are not hers, but born of g
lumi :ous cloud that issues from our
great man must be If but
a portion t,f these he true. But
without approaching metaphysics, We
have evidence on evidence sh,Wing
what wondrous thitgs have been &c
complishrd by man. Within "a few
years she people OF E-lston have reined
up the ocean thousands of ages are
now bullt oyer with Bostpn's first houses
most costly ohurehea and lovely gardens,
and as write more and more space is
being taken and filled in for grand
public park. The torrents of Niagara
Menai Straits.and the 80 styled Esst.FiyeI
between New YORK AND Erooklyn is
spanned. Our wo. ders are not seven but
many times seven. And shall ue fail
in o4E humble Ondeavorss No, no
Let our florists furnish their rarest and
choicest Towering aud foliage plants
let the nurseEYmaB pot some OF his
plants-let the ladies exhibit what theil
skill and patience have produced. lie
the farmer hiring his 'ane apples, pears
peaches, plums. grapes, melons, any
thing they will that they consider ex
cellent In size, shape, color, or quality
Let there be no neutrals. 1t is b,
such means that the world improves
The centennial exhibition of rs dis
more TO unite natione during the linn
It lasted than had been accomplished il
many hundreds of years. Let ~ Sc
what you haFe-let US compare pro
: ldncts-talk about them-buy from on
2 another. Let US put what we learn int
practice by planting, grating. prcpa
eating. Let the ReE sttend to the tres
aud the ladies to the flowers, and in
: Jew, very few years, we too shall haYe
f city Of rural beauties. II. MAcKA3.
4
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W. ]. Jones traded The Merchants no
tel Tuesday TO Mrs.. Maria 6chmidiing FOR
her property 81 1S7 and ls9 Commercial
strecs. We learn that il Is the Insention
Of the latter 10 take charge q Ia Her.
chants as soon aa she cen gain posseasioz
from Tie pEeseat tenants, who, & seems
have 5 lease of the property.
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a lively RunaWaE,

4 team belonging to Uncle John Car
tea, Of plymouth, which was hitched
near the Eaiporia foundry. took fright
At the cars Tuesday. broke loose and ran
away, smashing in one corner Of Fred
Stuckey's barn, and tearing through Z
yard where q number Of children were
Ct play The wagon to which the team
was attached vas somewhat demorsl
lied and one Of the horses vas slightly
cut by . barhed wire Sence. Int fortu
naiely 20 one was injured.
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The Isass Ball Contest.

The Emporia base bellIsts returned
Tuesday from Cottonwood Falls, where
they played the club at the last named
place, In the afternoon Tor $50. the
score standing Is 10 g In favor OF the
Emporia nine. Our boys report most
royal treatment at the hands of the Cot.
tonwood folks, who met them at the sta
ton and conveyed them In carriages to
the Falls, besides lavIshing upon them
many other courtesies, all of which were
duly appreciated. The game began at 8
O'Clock and closed at G. Il was umpIred
in a thoroughly satisfactory manner to
both mines by Charlie Hibben. Of this
Getty, and was witnessed by very large
.assembIage Of people.
The following is q record of the runs
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sCnooL mArrERs.
proceedings Of an adjourned Meeting
of the Beard OF Edueation.

OF the kto4E0 Of E4uc41Aon-
MONDAY, Aug. 20.
Tue board of education held an adj
journed meeting at the office Of the su-
perintendent to settle matters pertain
ing to the third ward school building.
President Kellogg IN the char.
Present, Messrs Cordiey, Riggs. Nor
ris. Kellogg, Holmes, Frost. Martin and
Jones.
The committee on finances and taxa
tion reported on the petition of the citi-
zens of Fraker's addition, and on motion
it was laid on the table.
On motion. the minutes of the last
meeting were corrected 10 read as fol-
lows: School to commence September
II, continue for fourteen weeks, and
close December 81; this to be followed
by vacation until January z, then q
term of ten weeks, closing March Il
then vacation of two weeks, closing
March 81 then follows term OF eight
weeks, closing May %.
The committee on publication and
supplies reported having ordered the
following furniture for the Fourth ward
school building:
Fifty No. 8, Single paragon.
Five No. 3 single rear paragon.
Fifty No. 2 single paragon.
Five No. 2 single rear paragon.
Ordered by the 9Th by I. d. Fox s.
Co. at the old prices.
On motion the report of the CON-
mittee was received.
On motion the committee on supplies
were authorized to advertise for fuel
and other supplies.
On motion r. p. Richardson s. Son
were allowed $2790 extra on Third
ward school building for down sponts.
On motion r. p. Richardson s. Son
were allowed on joist and flooring an
extra seq % ON the Third ward build
ing.
On motion the report of the arbitFa-
tors on the Third ward school building
was accepted as the basis of settlement
with r. p. Richardson & Son, and there
was found due r. p. Richardson & Son
the sum of 1866 80.
The following claims against r. T..
Richardson & Son. ON account of Third
ward school building, were filed with
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Prof Oval Pirkey. Who VIII Be pleas
sntly remembered by our peop.e e the
founder OF The Emporia business col
iege. has been elected president Of she
Christian University at Canton. Has.
sour. At which institution he was edu.
Gated. This Is complimenf which she
many friends Of the professor in TIN
city viii be pleased 10 hear o.
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have just returned from the famous
blne grass region OF Kentucky with 1876
head Of high grade shOrt-horn heifers
one and two years old. They are all
bred to thoroughbred bulls, are first
class and are OF the highest possible
grade not TO be thoroughbreds and a
great many of them actually thorough
bred, but owing 70 neglect have not
been registered. They are all out OF
thoroughbred bulls and have been Sc
lected from some OF the best herds in
Kentucky. will have them for sale al
the fair grounds on and after August
so. Breeders will find this rare
chance To procure tirst-class stock.
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Never was such Tleh made on any
drug store "a Il now at b Wheldonis
tor q trial bottle Of Or. Kings New Dis
coverY fof consumption, coughs and
'colds. All persons affected with asth-
me-, bronchitis, koarsenesz, severe
coughs Oh any affection Of the throat and
lungs. can get trial bottle OF this grsal
remedy free, by calling e the ahoxs
drag store. Regular size. 41.0o. g
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Ground vas broken Mondsy for
an addition Of 4Gx100 fest 10 the Central
lIyerY stable. owned By Vim. Adds snd
occupied by Pruyn q PearsaIi. The
bnilding win be Of brick and will b
constructed in the most substantial man.
ner. We are pleased TO note fhas che
business OF the tenants Of shis property
demands such sn Improvement.
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To WHoN 1T MAY CONCERE-We take
pleasure in announcing that we are per-
sonaily acquainted with the officers and
managers Or the Kansas Mdtnal Life
Association, of Hiawatha. Kansas, and
We know them to be men OF high stand
ing and business qualifications. We
also have examined the plans Of the as
socialion, and are so well satisfied of
its reliability that we have taken poll
cies on orr own liYes IL the association
and believe We haye as safe and as cheap
an insurance as can be written.-Hon
John P. St. John. Hon. Lewis Hanback,
Hon. B. W. Perkins, Hon. p. B. Plumb
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. I. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
HENRY MoYs.
Agent at Emporia, Kansas.
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rxnrn..Ie .l:. 81 arall1aaa.

The children Of the late Judge Wst-
son wish. through the columns of THE
NEws. to express their heartfelt thanks
10 each and everyone who FendeSsd such
valuable assistance during the sickness
and at the funeral of their father. The
Offices were y ithort stint and always
| timely, and those who thus served viii
ever be most kindly remembered
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q GOD Pnrch.N-

DE-. EVatf. Of Lswrence. sOli Tuesday
through Holmes 8 Holden. as aeents,
the busisess Aonae on Commercial stsses
occupied by Hardcastle s Keayon, to
the last named gentlemen for $1,000,
The purchasers haye secured one of the
most eligible and desirable bushes.
properties in the city, and AZ very Yea
sonable figure.
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canlNe 10 Ea1roHIA.
Rev. Henry ward Beecher to Lecture in
this City on the Evening Of sep

ASCoGAAGE L1IGLuE9
this City on the EveaIng OF sep
TENDER 21st
Mr. Ozias w. Pond, advance agent Of
Henry Ward BeecheE, wss in the city
Monday and arranged Cor 5 lectareby thai
1issiaguashed gentleman at Whatley's
opera house on Friday evening, Septem-
ber the 2Isf, on THE Reign iofthe CON-
mon People" Mr.. Beecher % at pres
ens lecturing on the Pacific coast and
win take in Emporla On his way from
the west to Texas. This place is The
only point in Kansas at which he vii
stop, and as this is his farewell season
on the rostrum. the people NOT oply D
Emporia hut Of oar neighboring elite.
viii eagerly embrace His opportunity o
hearing and seeing the man who Ia
proved such = factor In moulding q
thought of this enlighfsd and progress
i've era,
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The greatest medical. wonder Of the
world. Wazyanfed % speedily cure
Burnsa Bruises, Cats, Ulcers, Salt
Rheums Foyer Sores. Cancers. Rilea
.Chiiblains C0Ens. letter, ChApped
Hands ana Askin eruptions guafa1-
refEnded. . cenfs Per hox. EoE sale s.
B. Wheld1n.
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A very large proportion of the sub
scribers to the Emporia Telephone Elk
change agree TO allow the employees all Of
the Sabbath save two hours in the
morning-fromS to 10 o'clock--and two
hours in the afternoon-from to 3. This
respite would DO greatly appreciated by
the parties employed at the office.
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d. A. Stahl returned Saturday from
Chicago, where he had been with cattle.
He says the stock yards were so crowded
that no further room could be procured
in them, but that additional pens were
being built and cattle were taken out on
the prairie by those who were holding.
The market was much Ciepressed.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

FastidiOus persons will take notice
from this that the utterly utter eat
green corn on the cob this year with tho
left hand, from left to the right. Last
year hotel guests at the fashionable re-
sorts were at liberty to hold the cob IN
both hands, but this is regarded as
dreadfully vulgar this season.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Talk about selling picture frames
cheap, did you say the 90 cent store
that is the place TO buy picture frames
cheaper than any other house in EmpO-
ria and has been ever since In 1879.
% CrNr SroRE.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want Il salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up to the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
III. W. PEARsAI.I., Auct.
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H. W. PEAnaALL. Auctione


by Inspecting the Fine stock of sporting
floods Now Open At the EmpoFfa
Hardware Co.'s.
The Emporia Hardware Company de-
sires to call the attention Of sportsmen
to as fine lot of guns. revolvers and
hunters accoutrements as ever before
displayed In Emporia. The assortment
includes the celebrated bennington and
Bonehill double-barrcled breach leaders,
with all the latest improvements; the
handsome and accurate sIngIe-barTeled
shotgun Champion; q full supply of
game bags, powder TASKS, shot pouches,
re-loaders. ammunition, &C., &c. In the
revolver dsp4fsment -this Arm handles
the famous Smith & Wesson, Colt and
Remington weapons. The Hardware
Co. is prepared to show you q very large
stock of sporting goods, and respectfully
Invites you to call. Their guns range in
price from 90 to $50. For further par
ticulars, go to 1877 Commercial street,
and see the goods.
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Full size, beautifully printed, popular,
vocal and Instrumental music. Only
cents q sheet a. /. ID. Fox g Co.'s.
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The funeral of Mrs. Mary Foulks took
place Tuesday from her late resi-
dence on Commercial street, the services
being conducted by Elder Rice, of the
NJ. E. Church. The obsequies were
largely attended, a number of relatives
of the deceased being present from To-
peka, among them her son, e. III.
Foulks, well known in this city.
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NuTIcE-I hereby warn all persons
egainst buying county order No. 1907
register No. 3l1, made payableNtO my
self. Is tins same has been lost, and L am
still the proper owner Of the same.
JOHN HAMMOND.
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During -4ha next two weeks
g. w. Newman s. Co. will re-
csive their fail and winter
stock Of goods. and IL viii be immense.
Being BY long odds. she largest and most
StaraCtivein every way eyer brought 70
Imports by them. Make Il point to
Investigate the novelties Is they ara
opened up.
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Also keep'in mind that our line OF
wall paper and curtains hiss been made
more attractive than ever. New goods
just received and We will not be under
sold. /. ID. Fox & Co.
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LosT-A black vAlIse, on Saturday
evening, was placed by mistake in q
spring wagon 10 which was hitched a
large bay team. The vAlise contained
clothing, letters, &c. Suitable reward
for return to this once.
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FoR sALE-Apples by the bushel, at
- cents at the orchard OF n. o. Abrai
ham, i've miles north OF town.
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The Emporia News.
THURspAY, AUGUST ., lssa.
ANNoUNCEAEENrs.
FOR sHERIYF.

We are authorized to announce that
George A. Courey, Of Reading, win be
a candidate for sheriff at the ensuing
election, subject 10 the decision Of the
R.oubIicnn county convention.
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Mr.. Ole Bjerke, OF this city, has
shown US directory of the city of Chris
tiania, Norway, from which it appears
that there are forty nine adults in that
place bearing the name of Bierke.
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Al MyrIck's. I4s Commercial street,
you will find clothing. boots and shoes'
aud mems hats bsIo,o cost, as he is closing
out these lines Of goods. -
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MOREV-MoneY to loan IN 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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PICTURE FRAMEs-We guarantee to
save you 25 per cent on all kinds of
frames and moldings, also guarantee
workmanship on every corner to give
perfect Satisfaction. DO CENT STORE.
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d. Burgess and w. T. Sharp. of Eagle
creek, have ordered two snare drums OF
w. H. Suppe. and will proceed to or.
ganize drum corps, mania which is
becoming quite prevalent.
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FINE Wool SHERP-TwO thousand
fine wool sheep for sale. Ranch two
mIles south OF Cedar Point, Chase coun-
ty. J. O. DwELLE,
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FARM FOR tENr.-Tmprpved farm
iva and ahalf miles north Of Hartford
ali bottom landi TO be rented for cash
For further particulars, cali At tn
premises. GoDEREy sc4wREz.
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WANTEH-ToFenrfwo farms suitable
tor grain and stock each one must have
from 20 TO 100 acres of good corn land
will rent for one year or more and will
buy lease. crop and stock If for sale
Call atTHE News Office or address
VIII. BANCROFT. Eureka. Kas.
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Col. David Taylor, Ned Weaver and
one or two other gentlemen from this
city. visited the ColOneps Eagle creek
ranch Monday, and report stock doing
splendidly. Grazing never was better,
and Notwithstanding the large herds of
cattle which feed there, Col. Taylor
says he can cut fine lot of hay, and
will send men down to NOV and put up
q iof
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

A new stock of moulding and picture
frames received only few days ago, and
yet we are compelled TO telegraph
for more. This is because we do eractly
as we advertise. /. d. Fox s. Co.
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MONEY TO loan at per cent inter-
est, with commission. Mortgage can
be paid of at any time borrower de-
aires. ii. LLEwELEYN JONES.
Office At the Court House.
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EDIToRs NEws:--As friends have
placed my name before the people as g
candidate for sheriff, accept, and 81
elected will serve the people honorAbly
and with strict observance of all laws,
Yours respectfully,
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MONEY Money at Warren & Leigh
toms is too cheap 70 steal. You can
borrow II at prices never before made In
Kansas.
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1t viii pay you 70 look over the really
mica and desirable line Of sheet music
thai We are selling ct 8 cents.
I'D Fox a Co
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We take the lead in silverware and
glassware. and guarantee our goods and
prices TO be beyond competition. at the
09c store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

AT Myrack's, 14S Commercial street,
You will find best quality ginghams at
10 cents.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Griffith q Ewing have secured the
contract for putting in the gas fixtures
and plumbing of the new hotel at Eu-
reka, which ia assuming the proportions
of a valuable Improvement.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Jennie May Genther, daughter of ia
cob Genther, celebrated her fifteenth
birthday Monday in a very pleasant
manner with party of young friends,
at the family residence on Exchange
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Benjamin Lane, an old aud respected
citizen of Neosho Rapids. died Tuesday
ct 8 o'clock at the age of 70 years.
The funeral took place Wednesday at
8 O'clock
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Large quantities OF bitnminons coal
are being received by our dealers here
from the Indian Territory.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

FARM FOR SALE.-I have for sale on
easy term, a valuable improved farm in
Lyon county, we'll adapted to corn and
stock. AI.MERIN GIILETT,
EmDOria Kansas
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Don't let II escape your memory that
we are making things lively in the
picture frame and moulding trade.
EOxr a, Ho
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

AT Myrick's. 14S Commercial street,
you will find hosiery cheaper than any,
where else.
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Mrs. Charlie Gr0th, by giving mort
gage on her property. obtained ths req
uisite means to pay the ine AMI costs
assessed against her husband for selling
whisky, and he was released from Jail
on Saturday evening. 1t is the inten-
ton of the family to leave Emporia, and
wo hope that it will be madeTsa sql,ry
for the violators of the liquor law here
that every gin-sliager in the town may
soon FOLLOW them.
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NJ. G. Fell, of Trumbull county, Ohio,
who purchased the city dairy of T. NJ
Mccullough, is making arrangements to
thoroughly remodel the entire establish.
ment, dairy, cans and delivery wagon.
The family of Mr.. Fell will be here
about September LIST.
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Frank Carroll has established an in-
viiing lunch counter at the barber shop
OF C. a. Lovelace-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Rubber paint, the best of all naked
paint Sold only by Ryder the drug
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Don't forget the big discount on
picture frames for ten days. at D.sFOx
a OnIa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

Those In need of Jeans had better look
in at ID. Thomas & Co.'S before they buy.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-23

II you want "a picture frame please
call in and see US. and we will convince
you that no one is underselling us in
this line. /. ID. Fox Co.
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Rlngle & Wells keep all kinds OF
scanned goods, cofIeea, teas. and general
groceries and provisions. ,sGlte them 4
nnll
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Take look At those ivory and china
chamber sets Also at our cheaper sets
from So 40 to $40, at the 09c store.