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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-19
Temperaacs Leeture bY sol. l1illaI

AoMPo1SAICS A<CcCur0 u SOL AlkA9Hs
This appetite IL the thing TO guard
against; and the adyice we give the boys
is, beware Of whisky Signing thetem-
perance pledge and putting on q blue
ribbon is Of no use whatever. Legal
prohibition is worse than Q wasted
effort. The only thing that is is of
any effect whatever In the way of
prohibition. is to let whisky alone. Il
will beat you. It viii beat the
strongest and smAEtest man
that ever lived, If ne gives It . chance.
The young man who thinks Il Il smart
to drink whisky. and who burns his
throat and stomach, strangIes himeeif,
and makes his eyes water, IN order 70
learn TO drink, and then Rulps down
water 70 relieve himself, would far bet
ter take . dose Of strychnine. He is
Furnishing himself to learn . habit thst
will be misery and death. He is
engaging in . struggle with IN
enemy that will beat him. No
man eyer lived that beat whisky
except by letting IL alone. Daniel Web
ster, and Stephen A. Douglas, and Dick
Yates, and Thousands Of other talented
man, tried 20 beat il, but went under.
There Is Q good deal of humhuR IN the
plea that men become % enslaved 20 she
habit thss they can't quit drinking. or
course, they have the appetite, and as
long as they feed II, they are not quitting;
denial will accomplish it. These
able and talented men who have gone
SO far that they can't quit, are gener.
ally the victims Of selEconceit. They
imagine that they can keep IL up, and
best Whiaky ct last; and 80 they 90
under. We have known, in our life,
fully half Q dozen men, generally OF
ordinary intellect, and not reputed 70
possess great will. power, who were
sots from their youth up 70 the ego
OF from sixty 70 seventy years. We
had the evidence Of older persons
that they were drunkards when young,
and We knew they were - old men. ana
We know that they had already suffered
from deltrtum tremecs. Yet ct that I'd.
yanced age they quit drinking, sad
stuck 70 i, and lived . number Of yeAEs
afserWard, and died sober men. Yet
who can estimate the amount OF misery
they endured during all the yeara Of
drunkenness. and the time and EaOaeY
they squaDdered7 Although theT lived
sober for Q number Of years e.
the close OF their lis. fhsre
were certain marks Left By their
old habits that could not be efESced. We
hold that almost snY drunkard can cult.
II he VIII; but he cannot do isby fnduig.
ing his appetite with an occasional
dram. A great deal Of sport was made
OF Horace Greeley, because he said that
me only way % resume sDecle pay
mentss Was to resume. Yet there vas
wisdom in the remark, and he stated TIE
case exactly. Il couldn't be doHs BIZ
discussing IS, and fixing it. and talking
about Il. So with quitting drinking.
The only way 70 gulf, is 70 quit. But
better way Il not 70 begin.
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Good Tor Emnnrin

Fairbanks s. Cole, banjo makers and
music publishers at No 121 Court street
Boston, announce through the New
York Clipper Of the 14th that John E
Henning, of this city, has been awarded
the second prize-fifteend ollars-among
the contributors aboriginal compositions
TO their Arst grand banjo music prizt
competition. This speaks we'll for Mr.
Henning's talent as a musician, and il
an honor OF which EmpOria may bt
proud. The first prize was taken BY
Ike Brown
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The READING News.
EDITED By MARY DE zKAN.
TuEsnAY. July II.

TUESDAY, July II.
Rev. 81. X. Lovejoy, of Hartford.
preached last Sunday in exchange with
Rev. g. b. Morton. and also administer.
ed the ordinance Of baptism.
Owen Griffith, J. o. Jones and Geo.
DAVIS, Of Arvonia, each shipped steers
last night.
Psttsn Bros. ship Q car load Of steefs
and also one of hogs tonight.
Price, Of Neosho Rapids, ships two
car loads Of steers this evening.
II. W. Stratton goes down TO Kansas
City this evening with the three car
loads OF steers.
The pulpit Of Rev. HE. Smith was
occupied last Sunday evening by Q
young man from Wisconsin.
The ladies of The Ii. E. church give q
blackberry supper tomorrow sveaing.
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The union Sunday school meeting
held at the Welsh Congregational
church Sunday was well attended and
was an occasion Of great interest and
profit TO eli participating. The schools
at Coal creek and Dry creek we're well
represented, the beautiful weather con-
ducing 10 very general turnout from
thecOunLry. The program embraced
various exercises by the children. sing
ing, addresses by Revs. Rees and Lewis,
Scripture reading. &c.
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Important Announcements. A.
Boys Attention.

Important Announeement-G. A. r
Boys Attention.
To all Posts on the III. +. and Howard
Branches:
COMRADES: l am instructed by
Commander It. J. Anderson To invite
any members of your posts who will go
to Denver to attend the Grand Encamp-
ment of the G. A r. to join Commander
Anderson's train at Emporia, Sunday
morning, July 22nd. The Knights Tenn
plar band of EmporIa, the Flambeau
club of Topeka, the Fort Scott Drum
Corps. and the Clay Center band will
accompany the Kansas delegations. Sc
turn out boys. Bring your wives and
daughters, and let Us see each other and
make the mountains ring with our old
patriotic army songs.
Very truly your comrade,
DAVID TAYLOR.
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The X. II. Hand WIN GET There

Col. Feighan received the following
telegram today from T. j. Anderson, oil
Topeka: 1--WE will take the Emporia
band. How many tickets wanted %
So it is settled fact that the Knights
Templar band is to gOto Denver 10 take
part la the great Grand Army jubilee
which commences on the Gath. Al
some one expressed it the other day, i
will be worth dollars to everyone goinl
from here ON that occasion to know tina
the X. T. boys are among the hundreds
who will be assembled there, and espec
tally when it comes to listening to thu
splendid music which will be character
istic of that occasion.
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Sunday.
The commissioners Wednesday decid'
ed upon the style of fountain for the
court house yard, and made a very Judi
cious selection of a large iron Acan-
thus fountain, with threee pans, the first
of which is six feet in diameter, the sec.
ond four feet, and the third three feet
The height of the fountain which is sur
mounted by Cupid horn-blower, is
fourteen tect and two inches. The base
is three feet and four inches
in diameter and is orna
mented with flowers and storkes. The
basin will be of stone, octagonal in
shape and will be fifteen feet in diane.
ter. The height to the first pan is four
feet and eight inches; from the first to
the second pan, two feet and three inch
es; from the second to the third pan
two feet and three inches.
The contract for the stone work was
awarded tO Pickens Sc Summers. Dep.
uty Sheriff Beers will do the excavatinp
free OF charge with the aid of the prison
ers, and the fountain, which will be pur.
chased of J. L. Mott & Co, will be ready
to put up by the 10th OF August. It's
total cost will be $3.50, and it will be an
improvement that will show for the
money.
Our indefatiPable friend Beers, who
has worked hard to secure the fountain,
now proposes to have the north side Of
the court house yard ornamented with
an equestrian statue of Gen. Lyon, and
has already devised feasible scheme
for the accomplishment of that end.
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THE MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL.


The Mission Sunday school organized
Sunday in the new school house in the
Second ward, started OF in . very en-
cOuraging manner. There were present
between forty and fifty people, all Of
whom seemed To be much interested In
the enterprise. Henry Haynea was
elected superintendent, and Miss Hulda
Rich was chosen secretary. There were
five Glasses organized, with the follow
ing teachers: Rev. VIM. Willis and
wife, Miss Della Rich, Miss Amanda
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Della Gilbert and
Mrs. Mary Hiatt. Mrs. g. W. Newman
presided at the organ and has consented
to play for the school in the future
Quite number OF the leading christian
workers of the city were present, and
the undertaking promises TO receive
that hearty support st the hands of the
people OF this community which it 81
richly deserves.
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FoR SALE-A i've acre lot IN Good
Tich's addition 10 Emporia, u miles
from Commercial street; good, nearly
new ~ story house, IL 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 privei
hedge along front and enclosing part Of
yard: land good second bottom, slopes
from house In every direction. well
drained naturally; never failing well
of good water; also n small orchard just
planted. Price 81 200 cash. Possession
given al soon AS sold.
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Mr.. AppIeton publishes 1000 600
copies every year Of Webster's primer.
They are sold principally in the Soath
and West and by dealers In Yankee
actions and &C croseroad stores rather
than at regular bookstores. Juet sftsI
the war the sales reached 1900 600
Inls was cecauee every darky in the
South thought that all be tad 10 do q
learn to read vas TO buy 6 Webstsr'l
primer, but. when be found that soTre
thing besides the possession Of the booz
was necessary, he gave up in despair.
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Mr.. d. z. Allison, Hutehison, Kan:
Saved his life By simple Trial Botile
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery fog Goa
sumptio1, which caused him 20 procure
large bottle that eomplsselv crrsd
him, when Doctors, chaRge Of ciiSnste
and everything elss had failed. A1thma
BronchltIe, Hoarseness, Severe Couefte
and ell Throat ana Lung diseases. e e
guaranteed to cure. Thai bottles free
g =. heldon's drug store. Large Size
1W. tn
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Major John D Miles and wife. spent
Sunday here.
Judge DsCamp started. Saturday even
ing for New Orleans.
Andrew Ludy. ofthe Junction, started
to Trinidad Wednesday.
Ex-senator Pomeroy passed through
Emporia to-day on his way to Denver.
Rev. John Jones, of the Welsh Pres
byterian church, is FRUSTRATED with bill
ious fever.
Howard Dunlap and family started
TO Las Vegas to-day for sniourn OF
some weeks.
Mrs Alexis Keeier. of Columbus,
Ohio. is visiting relatives at the resi-
dence of G. Keeler.
John J. Thomas, one of our prominent
Welsh citizens. is suffering with Sc
we're attack Of asthma.
Miss Clara Phillips, of Van Vert, o.,
arrived here to day on vIsst TO her
friend, Mrs. John Watson.
Senator Plumb delivered an address
to-day at Arlington, Aichison county.
at q reunion of the veterans OF the 18th
Kansas regiment.
r. E. Van Meter, of thls paper, started
to-day for London. Ohio. his old home.
We shall have more tO say about his
visit when they get back.
President Taylor. of the Normal, has
returned from Saratoga, where be was
IN attendance at the meeting OF the Ma
tlonal Educational association.
C. w. Squires went to Usage City
Tuesday on business connected with the
Newman business block, which is in
process of construction at that place.
We regret TO learn that Harry Hibben
is FRUSTRATED with mslarial fever. He
was taken yesterday and was reported
quite i'll to-day.
j. j. Evans, one of the prominent citi-
zens of Hartford, Is in the city taking
treatment OF DIR. d. F. LOngenecker for
a very sore eye.
j. G. Strain and wife. of this town.
ship, started Tuesday for Ohio for
visit of some weeks, for the benefit of
Mrs. SIS health.
Little Klttie Taylor, daughter of
President Taylor. of the Normal, gave
her young companions a delightful
birthday party Monday.
VIM. Mathews, of London, England,
brother of E. S. Mathews, of this city,
arrived in Emporia Sunday. and ex-
poets TO make Kansas his future home.
The family of II. A. Reed, OF Linn
county, passed through Emporia today,
travelling overland to New Mexico.
One Of the wagons was occupied by an
invalid lady who was unable to sit up,
but who hopes to receive some benefit
from the trip.
w. II. Skinner, of Bethany, Missouri,
long resident of Emporia, but who
left us some eight years ago, put in an
appearance in The NEWS Office Tues
day. We were glad TO meet him
and learn that he is prospecting.
We regret exceedingly TO learn of the
indispOsition of A. Mckinney, of the
First National bank. HIS condition Is
such as to demand q rest, and Mr.. o. b.
Wharton will fill his place for few
weeks. We trust he may be speedily re-
stored to health.
w. T. Soden started today on a tour
of inspection among the Touring mills
of the state with view, We are inform
ed, of putting IN complete roller system
at his mill south of the city. Mr.. SOden
has as fine water power as there is in
the state, and he possesses the enterprise
to avail himself OF its best possibilities.
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FROM FARMINGFON.

To the ElitO of the news:
have just returned home from Farm
ingtOn, Atchison county, Kansas, where
held a meeting on Lords day. the
immediate result was four confessions.
baptised them Sunday-three ladies
and one gentleman. preach at Farm
ington every third Lords day in the
month, the ensuing year. The crops all
over the eastern part of the state are far
the best have ever seen.
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written for TEE NEWS.
= SUMMER SWEET
rr 1rTH nlpLrr.

A bit OF meadow emerald green.
All dotted DER with clover;
A ia=y mnmaEing little stream,
The blue sky breeding over.
A mellow radiance in the air.
The scent OF sweet Wild roses;
Blue-eyed violets shy and fair
Tho waving grass discloses-
A little maid with golden hair
is waiting for me IN the cleaning;
Sees in the brook her face so fair.
And wonders why I'm late In coming.
And I-behind friendly tree.
Have paused to still my hearts will
beating;
For well know more sweet viii be.
Because deferred, our stolen meeting.
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The cattle and stock men heartilysen-
dorse Mayor Warren's Recommendation
for an exchange room in connection
with the city building, and number OF
them have signifled willingness %
contribute OF their means for providing
such place for their convenience.
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Dead hogs and all kinds of old grease
bought at the Randolph slaughter house
hall mile south &C Emporia. If you
have any fat hogs OF fat cattle die and
take them down there YOU can always
sell them, and for such price as will
amply repay you for your trouble. II
DOM matter II they are stale.
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Coz. II. w. PEARsAI.I, Salesman
PnhlIn sale

Notice is hereby given that on Friday
July 20, 1883. will sell at public auc
tiOn, one bay pony mare, at my farm in
EmpOria township. Lyon county, Kan
aas, about three miles east of Emporia
on the line of the A., t. & s. +. rail,
road. Said mare was LEFT with me by
one Joe Pearson, about the middle o.
December, 1882. She will he sold to pay
the charges of her keeping.
CONRAD BANKS
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Baeklen,s AMID sslIs.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted % apeedlly cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts, IUlcers, Salt
Rheum, Foyer Sores, CsncerA Piles
Chilbiains, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin erupti0ns, gusFAn
teed 70 cure In every instance or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale By
/ b. Wheldon.
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G. w. NEWMAN g. GO.

A letter received by Col. II. C. Whit
ley from ]. B. Pond, Mr. Beecher's maa.
ages says that this celebrated divine and
lecturer win stop in Emporia, If posi-
BILE, on his return from California in
September.
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STRAYED-From Fremont, six miles
north Of Emporia, one bay mare, collar
marked and rope on neck, six years old,
Wild and shy, branded "U" TN left
shoulder. S. reward for her.
Address, CHAs. LITTLE,
Emporie, Kansas.
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STEERs FUR SALE Three hundred
domestic steers, mostly three and four.
yeAr-olds, for sale. Address Charles e.
WlIetts. olney. Kans. The cattle are
twenty miles north OF Larned.
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The EmpOria News.
THuRspAY. JULY 10. lssa.

STRAYED on SToLEN-Two red mich
cows, branded with the letter an" on
the right hip, and swallow-fork out Of
right ear. Finder will please report al
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Agent At Rmporis, Ksnsa.

sWAHrEp Butter, eggs and fruit.
wiz pay the highest market price fos
hhtter ana eggs for the next thirty days
Butter must be choice and eggs strictly
ffnsh Ms. Piper. 100 Commercial
ssrset. RmpOria Kansas, shipper O
fruils and produce. Orders from thI
west iillsd promptly. Correspondence,
sollcitsd.
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q. w. Frederick Is the man IN whom
you should apply 10 borrow money, buy
real estate, or 10 have deeds, mortgages
leases and abstracts drawn ar titles ex.
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PUBLIC. SALE.-I will offer for sai'
at public auction, Al the farm Of Rev
John Jones. three miles south OF the
city Of Imports. on Tuesday. July l7th
1853. commencing al 10 .. M, the fol
property, I0- wit: 10 cows with calves
by their side, 8 yearIing heifers, ! SOW
20 pig. 4 twoyeAr-old heiters. 4 yearline
steers. SOW with foLr pigs.
Terms of sale, on all sums OF $500
and under, cash ali sums over $500 sir
months time will be given, with 10 pei
cent interest and good bankable paper
per cent off for cash:
REEs M. JONES.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want a salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up 10 the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
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Jos. Riley has Instituted proceedings
in the district coart for damages in the
sum Of $500 against the K. C. &. E. rail.
mad.
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You can lind all grades of buggy and
team nets al Hellman's from 81 10 SIS 9
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II. Becker and j. r. Walkup are
building small business room 1Ox25
feet, south Of the bakery Of the mt
named gentleman on Commercial street
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For SALE-one section of good hay
grass, six miles south of EmporIa. For
particulars address G. @. Smith. EmpO'
ria Kansas
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MAX FAWcErr

All the butter and eggs we can get We
want, and will pay the highest price Tor
the same. TANNER BRos. & HEED.
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STRAYED- One bay mArejaDd n small
colt; mare about four years old. Any
information leading to recovery will be
duly rewarded. w. 4. MCMAHON.
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MoNEy-To loan at z per cent Inter.
est, with commission. Mortgage Car
be paid of at any time borrower de
sires. Ii. LLEwELEYN JONES
Office at the Court House.
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Union sunday school Meeting

FoR SALE-A good second hand NOW
ing machine, cheap Tor cash, at Ryan's
carriage factory.
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'1azH a 'sOaa HzNNvL 'sn SuIIQ
uuo nOA ITs Ana II!A puS 'sSSe pus
Isnnq IoI IIU OF sIopIo OSISI sASq sM
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Cleanse. beautify and preserve your
teeth, and sWeeten the breath, BY using
Browns C&mphorated Saponaceous
Dentrifce. Sold by Ohss. Ryder.
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MONEY Money at Warren & Leigh
tons Is too cheap To steal. You can
borrow Il at prices never before made in
Kansas.
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Street Commissioner Farrell is grad
ing up Merchants street between Sec
ond and Third avenues.
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Remember that Ryder has the agcnc1
for the celebrated Haas hog remedy.
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We sell roasted coffee in packages
pounds for 81. Emporia Mercantile
Company.
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'dzzH y 'soaa aaNEvL fsn o0s puS
IIsO 'IOq1aSol aud sluSqolsw lsqlO eq1
IIs usql $3.50 pun Ioglnq sIOm 6nq aM
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To WHoM 1T MAY CoNcERN-We take
pleasure in announcing that we are per
sonally acqaainted with the officers and
managers Of the Kansas Mutual 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 %
its reliability that We have taken pOll
cies on our own lives In the association
and hsIieVeWs have rs safe and as cheal
an insasance as can be written.-Hou
Ihhn 7. 81 John. Hon. Lewis Hanback,
Hon.sR B. NJ Perkins. Hon. F. B. Plumb
Hon. James Smith, Hon. p. l. Bone
brake and Hon. John Martin.
HENRY MOYs,
-. a ~auA ~ RrnunrSa Kauoaa
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MoHEv-Mouey 10 loan IN any amour

by the Central Loan and Land company
At the lowest rates. Call and see US be-
fore making your loans. as We can do
Won good.
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IouusL 40 ps,usA sSss pus IO1,na

You can buy your team nets cheaper
At Heilman's than any place in the city.
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Heilman beats them all for larg
stock and low prices.
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Stockmen will find the best Calilorni
and Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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Rubber paint, the best of all mixed
paint. Sold only by Ryder the drug
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Office in Savings Bank building. dow
stairs, Emporia, Kansas.
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.daaH , 'soaa gaNNyL

AK sou FoR SALE Twelve stands of bees
sons seniS quirs at No. SO Constitution street
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nj 'pns 'slsAull 'sIsAsussnb a1EAssPIS
'sdUo .nsq 'ssoqs $1,000 '5ulqloIo 'spooS
Am .sslisooIS 10 'slsIsuoo Moons mo
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Go to A. Mohler, Sixth avenue, neal
Sayings bank, TO get your boots made
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Go directly to Ryder for anything in
the druV line
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One and two gallon water kegs II th,
EmporIa Mercantile Co.'S.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-19

Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-twC
dollars per setting. VIM. b. ScOTr.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-19

Il +. Dale ~. Belle Dale Is The title
Of dlTorce proceeding aIed in iAe dis
tfsct couEs today.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-19

STRAYED OR SToLEN-June %, 1888,
from the corner of Rural street and
Ninth avenue. one small dun mare, with
blank name and tail, and branded ak.
H." ON left hip. A liberal reward will
be given for any Information. Address,
G. W. P0RTERFfRID, EmporiA.