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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09
PERsONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Ben WheldOn has gone to st.
Louis.
The smiling tace of v. D. Zeileis is
seen about Emporia again.
Miss Jesse Pruyn has returned from
Chicago, where she has been attending
school q year.
Miss Flora Young went to Hartford
Sunday, where she began term of
school Yesterday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Flint has returned from
Chicago with 3 new stocR of goods and
Is renoVatlnE and repairing her store.
Mrs. w. w. Brewer and her two
daughters arrived home last Thursday
from two weeks visit at Leavenworth.
G. E. Pollock, chief clerk of the mid
die division Of the Santa Fe, came in
from Newten Saturday night and went
to Chicago Sunday noon
w. w. Bollard, Santa Fe man Of To.
peka, spent the Sabbath In Emporia, at.
tending the Y. n. c. A. anniversary last
night at the NJ. E. church:
F. Howard CLARK. general secretary Of
the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. at Kansas City,
was in the city Sunday TO attend the
Y. n. o. A. anniversary at the III. E.
church.
George T. Coxhead. general secretary
for Missouri for the Y. NJ. O. A., spent
Sabbath in the city, to attend the ami
versary held at the NJ. Z. church last
night.
Mrs. G. s. Gross is back again in St
Andrews church cheir. and her clear
full, accurate singing makes great diff.
ference in the rendering of the Episco
pal church service. This accomplished
lady was never In finer voice than yes
terday. 1t Is impossible to lag with he1
leading soprano. She Is the soul of the
quArtette, and everybody is delighted to
have her back again and in improved
health.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

The Emporia presbytery, at its recent
meeting at FL Dorado, determined to
endow q chair In the college of Empo-
ria in the sum of S25. It will be
known as the Platter Professorship, the
name being in honor of the late Rev.
Joseph E. Platter, of Winfield We
learn that at the meeting of the Synod
of Kansas, which closed its sessions at
Parson, few days since, the most sub
stantial encouragement was extended to
the enterprise In which our citizens are
so greatly interested; and the prospects
of the college were never so fiattering
as at the present time.
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Rev. T. T. Ingalls,, of the Congrsga-
tonal church, preached last Sunday 9
most excellent discourse to young men,
from the text: MY son, If sinners entice
thee, consent not" It abounded IN wise
suggestions and helpful counsel for the
class Of hearers for which It was special
~ intended, and it was g pleasure
70 note the profound attention
which it enlisted among the nu-
merous young men IN the congregation
Mr.. Ingalls, is fully reaii zing the hopes
which his Introduction to his charge
some weeks ago. inspired, aud is already
gaining strong hold upon the people
not only of his own church. but of the
entire community. His sermon yester-
day morning on ''First the blade. then
the ear, then the full corn In the ear"
was also especially excellent.
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common g medisn 8 SSss g; ''g Sssds s.;
y 1S9s4 60; COWS 3 S00$S %; grass Team
hoes-ReceIpts ASS; market nrmer. loa
AZ S S lots o. S1srase sss e sT pounds sOId
he Dsi1v I'll Ind SesA at t = IOSsS 70
S Ssssp'S, ~ sssi shipments taOos. in store. 6ss
81 =, a sH5S lower; No. : red. cash
Dee Dessnbes sales At sex; No. } son. cssS
Coaa-Reeesp.s. T.s4T; shIpmss.s. sss.
mixed cash ssIes 4sE; October. 80 nrss
H q: NOTe9beE sales 81 BID. ssx 'A sstsa 3:
astsdi No white mixed cssh Oi SALES s
oAfs-,Ns. cash sales as1 bid, a asked
kTk-N0 leash sales Il bid.
kees-Weaker, ct lee per dozen eAndIed.
oa1 5sss1Trks-Firmeri creamery 2s0s0 dairy
PROvIsIoNs--Dry salt shoulders 10; clear
sides I0kc; long clear sides IOJ<c; clear nj
sides lohc; smoked clear sides ike.
Al Chicago.
CHLOAsO, Octob.r s.
So so.
packing and shipping S eO0$5 50.
SHEEP-Receipts s.0OOi inferior to choicG
- lOeB2
WHEAF-Market opened easy. shade lower
765 cash October.
CoRN-Market lower. IS cash October
Oats-Strong; 38X cash October
RYE-Easy at Akc.
EARLEY-Quiet &c.
FLAX sKKn-Unsettled at 81 s4O4I IS.
At st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. October 8
CATTLE Good butchers demand and prices
strong but shipping grades scarce with ligh
inquiry. Receipts 1,20.
Aoes-Aarket active. firm, workers IS o.
4t5 IS; packing, q so0$5 Is; butchers IS asa
IS 90; Receipts 1,9o0. shipments 200.
FLoUR-Firmer, unchanged.
WHEAT-Market about steady No.
red 7s079K cash.
Corn-Unsettled 80 bid cash,
OATs-Firmer 26G26x cash.
P0EK-Quiet l6 so. bulk.
BULK AEAT-Quiet; Long clear. 50 IS
short rib, 81 IS. short clear, $40 10
BACoN-Firm; .long clear, 50 oOk1$9 COX
short ribs SO IS; short clear, SSH l2K0
$II IS.
LARD-LoRe 81 IS bid
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Publication Notice

Notice Is hereby given 10 Cole McColIoeh
and MAGGIE A McCOuoch, his wife, that
Iney have been sued in the district court OF
Eyoa county, Kansas, by Covenant Lodge
80. rs, Independent order OF Odd Fellows.
soceteu 81 Eeabody, Kansas; that the petit
TOE was Aled ia said court August $, issl:
G SnSs SSlo looGe IL PLAINTIFF and said Cole Nc.
CoIiocn, maggie "A. McCollOch and J. J. Buck
are oe1endants, and that said non-residents
must answer said petition on or bafore 0atur-
day, November sth, 1884, or ssiei Defitfo1 VilI
De taken IS true and Judgment rendered &C.
eordingly. being personal judgments in favor
Of said plaintiff and against said defendgnta
Cole cfolloch and EagRie A. AcColIOch tor
SD. 50 and 10 per cent Interest thereon from
March S. 1854, and for costs, and aRainst
eetd defendent Cole AcOolloch and in favor
OF said ]. J. Buck for Is. o3 and Il per cent.
Interest from March Is, 1850, and % fcrclOoS
mortgages given to secure both said sums,
and !or the sale OF said mOrtgaRed premises.
Viz: lot No So, on Cottonwood street IN the
city OF Emporia. in said county and state.
leEAL.l ]. g. TRAYLOR,
Clerk of said District Court
S9tS BUCK 8 FEIGHAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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READING NEWS.
EDITED By NARY DE zEAN

TUESDAY, Oct. z, 1884.
The mercury was 80 to-day noon, and
now, p. n. it stands 56 degrees.
People seem TO be on the run home
and coats are in use again.
Henry Jacoby and Mrs. Simpklns
have just returned from q visit TO their
brother who lives at Lincoln, Nebrasks.
Mr.. Jacoby says the crops are good up
there and that apples are very plenty.
and they are of good quality if the
samples he brought are anything to 60
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright, friends of
David Nickel and James F. wright.
from Indiana, are here on q visit.
Rev. A. L. Scott went to Garrett Mon
day, 10 accompany his mother who has
been here on a visit.
The Sunday school institute held here
last Sunday WAS considered a success.
J. F. Drake acted as president and e
W. Cunningham, G. B. Bachelor and
p. J. Carmichael assisted. Their re-
marks we're good and to the point on
the various subjects. They urged both
teachers and scholars in Sunday schools
to study the lessons, and be prepared to
tell about them.
Rev. N. Henry Smith, IN bis talk on
temperance, was straightforward talk,
and the whole community ought to have
heard It
6. ". Hawkins, ]. ]. Swan and James
Orr were the committee to nominate q
township vice president. They reported
II. W. Stratton to I'LL that Office for the
ensuing year.
Hr. Jane T. CoWden il quite Ill with
typhoid fever. He Is q member of the
Odd Fellows lodge of this place and the
members are faithful in the care of him,
Reading now has three doctors and
considerable sickness. We use TO con-
slider this healthy place when we had
but one physician. Now Is q good time
for some one TO start q drug store. Il
seems to be paying business.
Thecattle yards have been greatly i'm
proved the past week by q wharf at the
side track large enough to unIosd three
cars of cattle at once, II Is planned af-
ter those at Kansas City.
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PROBATE COURT.

Monday was the opening of the Oc-
tober term Of the probate court.
D. W. Holderman made final settle
ment of the estate of Elizabeth Holder
man.
John Linnington made final settle
ment of the estate of Lewis Matthews.
c. II. Vansickle made final settlement
of the estate of VIM. Schenberger.
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LADIES' in America

long before they reach middle age fire.
quentlV find themselves suffering from
some of the complaints and weaknesses
peculiar 20 their sex For all such KID
dey wUfk is = great boon. It induces 3
healthy action Of the kidneys, liver and
bowels, cleanees the system, and
strengthens and gives new life to all the
important organs of the body. II Is
natures great assistant in establishing
and sustaining health. Sold by all
druggists.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

Police judges report for September
referred to committee on police and H.
cense.
Committee on streets and alleys re-
ported in favor Of granting petition for
sidewalk on west side of Neosho street,
from Ninth to Twelfth avenue, and re-
port was adopted.
An ordinance providing for the con-
structlon OF sidewalks, ordered this eYen-
ing, was introduced, considered by sec
items under a suspension of the rules
and adopted by q unanimous vote.
On motion Of Watson, the matter OF
laying sidewalks about or through Ere.
mont park was referred to the commit.
tees on streets and alleys. and police and
license Jointly with power to act.
Watson moved that the committee on
stree Is and alleys be empowered TO Gauss
the culverts in Mechanics street on Fifth
and Sixth avenues to be connected.
Bills on clerks desk referred.
Adjourned to 18th inst. at z 80 D. m
Z. III. FoRDE, City Clerk.
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Groceries at cost at the Grange store
oROCERIEs an COST.

The Stock and Fixtures OF the Emporia
Grange Store TO BE Closed Out.
New Is your time and opportunity TO
secure bargains in groceries as the stock
of the Emporia Grange Store must be
sold as soon as possible TO satisfy the
creditors. Teas, sugars, eoffees, fancy
and staple groceries, notions, etc, will
be sold in retail or job lots.
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AucttoneerinR.

John Bay will respond to calls for
Auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at his grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay is we'll known
70 many our readers as an experienced
auctioneer, having spent years at the
business and has conducted a great mum
Der of public sales IN this community
during the past fourteen years.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

The singing Of our Welsh GIee club
was received with much favor at the
Council Grove rally. They were re-
pestedly called out, until for want Of
time they could respond no Iongers
They show the good results of frequent
and careful practice.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

Newman s. Co.'s cloak stock Is now
about all in, and no such variety OF gar
ments for ladies, misses and children
can be found outside the large cities.
Many oftheir finest wraps have Just ar
rived and as no idea of their great beau
ty even can be gained except by personal
inspection, visit to their large double
parlors is cordially invited, where great
pleasure will be taken In showing you
through whether you are ready to buy
or not This invitation is not confined
to those IN quest Of fine goods only. hut
Ii just as cordially made to those in
search of the cheaper garments.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

PUBLIC SALK.-The undersigned vii
sell at public sale, on the farm of W. Il
r. Harden, four miles southwest of Hart.
ford, on Eagle creek, on
"WEDNESDAY, OCT, 30, 1884,
commencing at 10 o'clock sharp, @ head
Of COWS, 8 head Of YeArling heifers, 8
twO-Year-old steers, two year-old high
grade short-horn bull, 2 VeArlIng steers,
3 spring CALVES, 10 brood sows. 6 boars
ready for service, principally pure bred
Berkshire, 200 bushels of winter apples,
principally Winesap Of large size 0he
apples will be sold In 10 bushel lots), 4
32-gaIlon barrels of pickles in lots of
u barrel and barrel each, 400 fence
posts in lots Of 100 each, 20 tons of Ger
man mIllett.
Terms OF Sale: A credit OF twelve
months will be givon on all sums over
$5i $5 and under, cash in hand, balance
on twelve months credit with banksble
note and approved security with interest
at twelve per cent per annum from date.
But If paid within three months no in
terest will be charged. Five per cent
OF for cash. The two-year-old steers
will be sold for cash.
Free lunch for all.
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A, t. q 8. r. Il. II. Co.-05. 900 Reward.
A reward OF 5000 will be paid by
this company for the arrest and conVic-
ton OF the person or persons who placed
distractions on the track the morning OF
October 8, 1884, about one mile east Of
Emporia Junction, Wrecking extrs
height train gong west. and causIng-fhe
death of fireman j. G. Scott, 90
lApprovedl G. NJ. FoULKs,
A. A. ROBINSON, Claim Agent.
General Manager.
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L. II. PruVn.

Auctioneer, successor to Fl. W.
Pearsall. Public sales of all kinds will
be given prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience in the
auction business he bespeaks an exten.
sive patronage which he will endeavor
to merit by satisfaction to all customers.
Headquarters at the Central stables, Em.
poria, Kansas.
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1t Is probably little premature to
talk about such things with the the
mometer In the nineties, but when you
begin to think about laying in your sup
ply Of winter underwear, don't fail to
inspect Newman s. Co.'S. stock of this
class Of goods. 1t will pay you to WIS.,
ittheir store out Of curiosity, If for no
other reason. Ask our statesmen to
show the immense stock of underwear
they carry. You will At once be con-
WINGED that they must have about every
variety made and when it comes TO
prices they acknowledge no rival In any
Of the grades, but wish to call particular
attention to their fifty cent goods for
ladies and their one dollar all wool scar
let underwear for gentleman.
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A most sensible invention and one in
which the ladies are particularly inter
ested is the waist Innings for ladies
dresses. They are cut from very best
quality of silesia, in any size, after de-
signs by the very best artists in New
York city, are guaranteed to fit and cost
no more than the material usually re-
quiredl They may be found at New
man & Co.'S.
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TRANSIT OF BARNEY HzoAULEY

The Barney McAuley troupe made the
transit Of Venus yesterday. They LETT
Leadville, Colorado. the day before in a
blizzard, the snow and sleet requiring
the heaviest wraps and clothes. Upon
arriving In the sunny climes of Kansas
the blistering October mIddays required
the delicious absence of ali clothing no.
absolutely necessary for common de-
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NoticaI

All persons knowing themselves In
debted to the late firm of Stone & Bob
ham are urgently requested to call and
settle their bills at once, as the old books
must be closed. STONE s. BoNHAM.
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You are invited TO bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters. 1
am prepared to offer you special induce
ments, especially tor butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York store,
Dunlap, Kas., you will get full value.
N. AMsBAUGH.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaninG concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi.
ty and title Is all right. No extra or I'm
expected charges. Interest payable
hare
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MONEY TO LoAN-Apply to
BURETT 81 ABKRNKTHY,
Insurance and Loan A gents I.

The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer. of Bourbon.
Indiana, says: "Both myself and wife
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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MONEY TO LoAN-Apply to
BURNETT & ABERNETHY,
Insurance and Loan Agents.

For SALE-At a bargain, one billiard
and pool table, with fixtures all com
plete. Will sell either for cash or
part cash and balance on time In pay
ments. These tables are almost as good
as new, and the only size that is nova
days selling Address.
w. II. SUPPE, Emporla, Kas.
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JERSEY BULL-Psrties desiring IN
formation and terms concerning my
thoroughbred Jersey bull during the
season, should call and see me.
II. l.. LEIBFRED.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BY request Of many voters we are au-
thorized TO announce Thomas =. Walk
or, OF Hartford, as an Independent can.
didAte for representative foFi the Sixty.
second Legislative district. -,
Twill be an independent candidate for
county commissioner In the First lRm-
poria) district. ]. G. HoRNBARaER.
There Is nothing like having stock in
trade to select from. therefore 1 an.
nounce myself as acandidate for county
commissioner OF the First district.
NOSE CoPPocK.
p. S.-We shall accept the peoples
decision in November, as bad as we may
hafa IN
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Surveyors Notice.

COUNTY SURVEYORS OPPICE,
kArokIA, LYoN COUNTY, KANSAS.
September Is, 1884.
J. A Smith, ]. n. Rogers and ] r. jacques
will take notice that the undersigned
surveyor OF Lyon County Kansas, viii on
Monday, October 18th 1854. proceed to survey
and establish the east y corner and all other
lines and corners necessary to make the
complete survey and subdivision or section
%. town 90, range IL. This survey to be
made at request and order OF V. q. BaysiDRer
Z. W BaYsinger. D. N and J J. TWeedy and
&. H. JOHNSTON,
SSt4 County Surveyor.
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The bridge over the Neoeho river,
four miles east Of the city. on the SIKH
avenue road is In an unsafe condition
and 10 prevent travel oyer it the road
oveiseer OF the district has mailed boards
across the approaches.
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An ordinance making special tax levy
to pay bonds and interest for special I'M
proYement was introduced, considered
by sections under suspension of the
rules and adopted by q unanimous vote
An ordinance providing for the pay
ment OF the following claims was adopt
ed by a unanimous vote under q sus-
pension of the rules:
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Captain Oklahoma Payne went
through on the noon cannonbalI on his
way east. He said that his cause was
growing in favor every day. and men
toned the fact that Mr.. stotler was
publishing the finest paper in the south
ern country.
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Ruaaian NIuIberrv r..

j will furnish the Russian mulberry
shrubs of one years growth for 80 70 60
% so per 1000. Express prepaid. AN
active agent desired for the city; 25 per
cent commission allowed. Address.
l. HoRHEB, Emporia, Ras.
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PUBLIC SALE will offer at public
sale at the Linden Valley stock farm.
two and half miles northwest OF EN-
poria, on
THURSDAY, OcToBER 10, 1884.
at IL O'Clock sharp; the following prop.
erty to-wIt: 10 head Of three-year old
steers; 10 head of two-year old steers
six head OF one-year old steers; thirteen
steer calves; seven heller calves; twenty
COWS, mostly three-year old; six head of
one year old heiiers; 125 head of
hogs.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of SIX
months will be given without interest
II paid when due; If not ten per cent.
interest will be charged from date of
note. Five per cent OFF for cash.
j. II. FRITTs.
L. F. PRUYN, Auctioneer.
Free Lunch.
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rnnrA Ratuar

At Reading, Kansas. are headquarters
for groceries and hardware. Give them
. call and learn their prices and be sur
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For SALE-Short horn bull, "Alasic,"
see pedigree In A. II. book No. 45, 311.
He Is q fine animal, is three years old
and is for sale. NJ. w. STRATToN,
Reading, Kan,
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L. T. Pruyn takes the paper spoken
OF IN THE News several days ago. the
Hon On. - Citizen, the first in the
world in which the type are all set by
machine and the power is electricity.
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Leavenworth Times: John a. Mar
tin Will give complete satisfaction as 10.
cal manager of the LeavenWorth SOL
diers' home. Having secured the home
tor Kansas, he deserves the honor given
him in being selected for this position.
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Sold by ChAs. RYDER.
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MONEY TO LoAN-Apply to
BURNETT s. ABERNETHY,
Insurance and Loan A Oanta

Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cts, so cts. and 81. Sold by Chas.
Ryder.
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srARrL1No ANNoUNcEnrNr.

W. III. suPpes Going Out OF the Wall Pa
per Business, Names Some Startling
Prices, which are Lower Than Ever
Before Heard or -.- 'r
Therefore, we will sell our entire
stock Of wall paper and ceiling decoras
lions regardless of cost, and will sell
you wall paper at the following low
prices. This is no dodge in order 20 sell
our old stock and remnants. Our stock
is new and consists Of first-class goods
and the patterns are excellent. We
offer;
Brown blanks at sc, worth 1oc to
121Ec.
White blanks at 71zc, worth 15c TO
171Ec.
Satlns at 12c, worth zoe to 25c.
Plain gifts at 25c, worth 35c TO 4Oc.
Solid gifts at S5c, worth SOC TO Toe.
Center pieces at 35c, worth 75c.
Center pieces at Csc, worth $1.25.
Center pieces at Toe, worth $3.50. .
Gilt borders at 1Oc, worth zoe to CSC,
and all other borders, etc, at the same
reduction until the whole stock is sold
out. Call and see US and if we can't
save you big money we will make you q
present of what paper you may want to
use. VIII. SUPPE.
Proprietor of New York 99-cent Store.
WANTED Stock cattle to feed. Ap-
,,1,, 80 z IN Xut1Ii.
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Soldiers having claims for pensions
will do well 70 call on L. M. Keys, at
torney at law. Office, room No. in
News building, up stairs.
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Notice to All who May he Indebted to
the EmPOriA Grange Store.
You are hereby notified that all goods,
book accounts, etc, belonging to said
store were LEVIED on by ]. II. Wilhlte,
sheriff of Lyon county, Kansas, on the
afternoon of October 2, 1884, and that
you must settle with him or Eli Snyder,
aud no one else. No garnishment after
the levy was made can be allowed. j.
Fl. White has been duly appointed re-
ceiver of said store by the court and now
has full control ofell its affairs. Please
call at once and settle your accounts.
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whoopipg Cough and Bronchitis
Sold by Chas. Ryder
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09

For lame back, side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by Chas. Ryder.