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this Offering, at so cents to s.. rs yard.
Our spring importation of noted brand OF
black French cashmeres has arrived, and
most OF them will be included In this Offer
ing. They are dyed by the celebrated HGuil-
laromet." who is the finest dyer In the
world. For beauty OF finish and even weave
they stand entirely alone. In other black
fabrics. especially designed for spring and
summer wear, our assortment Is without
parallel In the great new west. It affords us
genuine pleasure to call your attention to .
few prices, knowing that any selection you
may make from our stock will insure your
favorable opinion and patronage.
LOT 6o-Is an au-wool black cashmere at IS
cents yard. Lot 81. SO inches, at 20 cents.
Lot 81, 90 inches, 20 cents. Lot So is an ex-
ira quality, 40 inches, at IS cents, Lot s. Is
the finest quality, 40 inches wide, ct IS cents.
Lot IS is . fne and heavier 40 Inch, at 81. Lot
So Is nne and still heavier 80 inch, at 81 50
Lot 81 Is hne and the heaviest 4e inch, ct
s1.75.
LOT Sis beautiful soft black Nuns
yelling, 80 inches. at 30 cents . yard. Lot SO
is a inch. atS1. Lot 90 at &l.5o. Lot 81 at -.
Lot g. at 81 %.
LoT els an aIi-wool Venetian erape,G
inches wide. ct LIS. Lot o. is - inch, at
s1.7s. Lot IS is ~ inch. At t2.9s.
LOT 0o-Is an All-Weol Lace bunting, y
inches wide. at 95 cents yard. Lot 81 Is 20
inch, at 50 cents. Lot 90 is q - inch, at g
cents. Lot GO is . a inch. IS rs cents. Let 20
Is . a inch. atf1. Lot II is . "a inch. at 81 $
LoF BIS . Black Grenadine. = inches
wide, at 70 cents yard. Lot IS is same width
at 81. We also have these Black Grenadines
at S1.25, si.b0. g, t7.50. Is, ~ and IS.
LOT H-Embraces grades OF Black Cancels
Hair, all a inches wide, ct 20 cents yard,
$50. 75c. 81. tl.s0, q. 81 90, -. sl.5o.
Lot 75-Ineludes grades OF all. wool Black
Ottoman Repp, all a inches wide, At q. 81 IS.
s1.so.
LoF 76-IS an sIl-wool Henrietta Cloth in
qualities. all 20 inches wide at 81 81 =, ei.so
s1.7s, q. : IS yard.
LoT Ills All-wool Black and White shep-
herd Platds, in grades, but In each grade
there are different sizes Of checks. They are
all q inches wide. They are also the very
latest and most stylish thfnGs new In the
market. We give prices - fellows: At ne
ct Sc, st 81, at q - yard.
LOT ISIS q Black Rad white Scotch Cash
mere Plaid. ~ inches wide. At &c eeufa a ward
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DISTRICT No "a, March 81.
"The best subjects for and mode of
conducting general exercises in the
school, by Miss Sena Dixon, which was
well developed.
Remarks by Supt. Klock and others
Recess.
Song: sailors Return"
Primary Spelling" by Miss Jennie
Campbell. The subject was thoroughly
discussed by superintendent and teach.
ers.
Advanced Arithmetic" Supt. Klock,
very interesting.
Primary Spelling" by Miss May
Herbert, quite interesting and to the
point.
Wewere then entertained with re-
marks from the patrons.
Adjournment.
ANNA TALBOT, Sec'y.
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The New NIethodist preacher

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The following telegram was received
this morning by Rev. j. T. Hanna, pre-
siding elder of the EmporIa district:
TOPEKA, April l.
You may telegraph Snodgrass; will
send transfer. 5. NJ. MERRuL.
Rey. w. c. Snodgrass was presiding
elder of the Wheeling, West Virginia
district, and has been transferred to the
south Kansas conference and assigned
to the charge at Emporia. He is about
80 years of age, and is said
TO be a pulpit orator of
fine ability as well as pastor who COM
bines all the qualifications for thorough
and successful work. He comes to
Kansas with the best possible recon-
mendations, and his arrival is awaited
with the keenest interest by the men,
bers of the church whose pulpit he will
fill and the people who attend services
at that place. 1t is hoped that he will
reach here in time 10 preach on next
Sunday.
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a EARRow EsCAPE.
A Team selOngIng to G. z. BafwsclE
Drowned IN the cottoRuoed-A Close
Cali for Percy and Columbus Noise.

A Team l5eIOngIng to G. z. Bafwscl
Drowned In the cottoRwoed-A Close
Cali for Percy and Columbus Noise.
Percy and Columbus NOISE, of this
city. very narrowly escaped drowning IN
The Cottonwood river Tuesday. at Max
sons ford, six miles southeast of Empo
ria. They were in the act of fordIng the
river at the point named, when the
horses which they we're driving were
carried of their feet by the swift, deep
current, the wagon was overturned and
this occupants were thrown out into the
channel. Both of the young men sue
eeeded in swimming to the shore, but as
Percy had on very heavy winter over
coat With a number of cartridges for
shooting birds in the pockets,
it was with the great
est difficulty that he made the landing.
The horses which belonged to &. T.
Barwick were carried down stream, ana
were both drowned, after keeping their
heads above water for several minutes.
The wagon sank with the team, and has
not yet been recovered. A valuable
fowling piece belonging to Percy NOISE
was also lost, and the contents of his
sample case were completely saturated
The horses are valued at $500, and the
damage to the wagon will add to the
loss.
The young men IN company with L
c. Noise had iorded the river at tht
same place on Monday, on their way Il
Hartford, where the last named party
left them. But the heavy rains had
swollen the river in the meantime with
the result indicated. The place where
the accident occurred was almost at thu
very spot where James Martin, color
ed man, was drowned some weeks ago
The brothers appealed TO farmer lIv
ing near, by the name of SalnDle, ant
were brought to town by him, reaching
here late in the afternoon. The loss is
serious one, but this is lost sight of whel
We consider the fortunate escape mad
by the young men from waterY grave
p. S.-Ihis afternoon the wagon wa
discovered by Mr.. Sample few rod
below where the horses were drowned
1t and the horses were gotten out by hin
with the help of some neighbors. Tn
harness was considerably torn and tn
seats of the wagon were gone. One c
the horses had evidently reared up an
, fallen back into the wagon where b
was found. The water where the horse
went down is said by Mr.. Sample TO b
forty feet deep.
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EaIlnrnnnIIhInn

Kolloch's two-story stone bank build
ing at Peabody tell Saturday evening.
The recent fire at that place burned up
to this building and it appears work
men were excavating for a cellar Gd-
joining for the erection of new block,
when the bank building tottered and
fell. The occupants narrowly escaped
with their lives, succeeding in getting
out after the building began to crack
and just before the structure was a mass
OF RUNS.
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Shar1f,s Sale

Eliza ]. Conner ys. D ". Eastman. Execu-
tor, sc
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
order issued out OF the Fifth Judicial district
court in and for Lyon county and state OF
Kansas, in the above entitled cause and TO me
directed, / will. ON SatuF. aY. the ID day OF
at the court house in the city OF EmpoTia.
Lyon county, Kansas. offer sor sale and sell
TO the highest bidder at public auction for
cash, all the right, title and interest OF said
defendant IN and to the following described
real estate. tS-Wit;
Lot No forty -one al on Market street, In
the CITY OF Emporia. Lyon county, Kansas.
said real estate to be sold as the property OF
said defend ant to satisfy said order.
J. Il. WILHITE,
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The READING News
EDITED BY MARY DE lean


TUESDAY, April l.
The Reading lyceum only holds a
meeting once IN two weeks this month.
The rain last night came IN great
abundance and stopped the plows.
David Nickle has bought one car load
OF thing to put IN his land to drain it
where needed. Frank Logston is going
to work putting it in.
VIM. Meharry is building a house on
Vine street.
Charles.Hebbe has built an ell to his
residence.
Mr.. w. II. Barr shipped car of fat
hogs Monday night
The Ladies' Social circle give a sup
per and festival at the NJ E. church
Friday night, April Atm. The proceeds
go to pay for the addition to the parson-
age.
Rev. A. S, Scott went to Gsrnett Mon
day.
The Congregationalists held meetings
at their church every night this week.
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CIR AND COMBINATION SAFE.
POIled Angus, Galloway, Short Horn an
Uara.v E.ukffa

POlled Angus, Galloway, Short Horn and
Jersey Cattle.
Next week there will be grand four
days sale Of thoroughbred registered
cattle of the above breeds at Kansas
CITY. commencing on Tuesday, April 8,
aud continuing till all are sold, the offer
ings consisting of about 150 head. The
Leonards Of Mt. Leonard, Mo, and n.
II. Cochrane, Of Compton, p. Q. Canada,
are the parties making the sale which Is
of itself sufficient guarantee that the
sale will be properly conducted. AS is
well known TO our readers. the Leonards
advertisbed a sale at EmpOria, Kansas,
for last month, but owing to the excite
ment consequent upon the discovery of
several herds Of diseased cattle in that
locality. they were compelled to declare
the sale of, alter they had gone to great
expense in advertising, preparing cata-
logues, etc. Since the unwarrauted
scare" about the cattle disease has died
out, It is hoped they will be able TO Sc
cure a good attendance of buyers
at their Kansas City sale
but whether the attendance
is large or not, the cattle will ali be
sold II anybody bids. Mr.. Cochrane's
offerings consist of Galloways. Short
Horns and Jerseys, catalogues of which
may be had by addressing the Live Stock
indication at Kansas City, while "The
Leonards" catalogue is in the hands OF
Waiter Q. Weeden, Kansas City. The
cattle are altof good quality, and of as
good pedigree as any TO be found in this
country, and buyers may rest assured
that everything offered will be just as
represented. Remember the sale begins
on Tuesday, April sth, at RiverYlew
Park, Kansas City Stock Yards.
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DISTRICT COURT PROcEEDINGs.
MONDAY, March

MONDAY, March 81.
The city of Emporia VS. II. B. Morse,
ct al; demurrer to petition overruled
aud excepted to and temporary injunc-
tion granted; excepted to; defendants
given twenty days to make and serve a
case and plaintiff five days to suggest
amendments.
Randolph 81 Randolph vs. Frank
Maier; motion for new trial
oYerruled and excepted to, and
defendant given thirty-hve days to make
and serve case tor the supreme court,
and plaintiff thirty days after service to
suggest amendments, to be settled upon
five days. notice; judgment for plaintiffs
for S144 and costs; excepted to.
Maria L. Schmidling VS. the City of
Emporla; motion for new trial over
ruled and excepted to and judgment for
plaintiff for 81 900 and costs; defendant
given ninety days to make and serve a
a case for the supreme court and PLAIN
tiff twenty days to suggest amendments,
to be settled in five days notice.
r. H. Gsssayway VS.. the Santa Fe
company; judgment for the defendant
for costs.
r. Bowers VS.. Henry Static ct al. :;
cause continued.
Andrew Ainsworth VS. Sarah A. Hem
enway ct al decree of partition as
prayed for and A. 81. Phillips, S. Rey-
nolds and Thos. Gordon appointed as
commissioners to make partition.
Emperia Street Ry. Co. VS.. a. Jones
and ]. w. Trueworthy; settled and dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
John Erickson VS.. T. ]. Price; plain
tiff given leave to amend petition.
Nettie Cooley VS.. VIM. H. Cooley; de-
cree of divorce snd change Of name as
prayed for.
Barbara A. Chatam VS.. Jas. B. Pounds
ct al; motion of defendants overruled
and excepted to.
Jos. Brown, administrator, VS.. the
Santa Fe company; motion for new
trial overruled and excepted to; defend
ant given forty days to make and serve
case, and plaintiff fifteen days from ate
of service to suggest amendments to be
settled on five days notice; judgment
for plaintiff for 5000 and costs; ex-
cepted to.
Burt Harris, for grand larceny, was
sentenced toim pisonment in the peni
tertiary for the term of one year, and
John G. jackson, for abducting female
under IS years of age for purposes of
prostitution, was sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
The motion to epjoin the incorpora-
ton of city of the third class, sdjoin-
ing Emporia on the west, viii be heard
this evening, after which court will ad-
journ until April 2Sth-
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pEnsoxAL nIENrIoa.
Q. S. cross Is on tne slck list aeaih.

c. S. Cross is on the sick list agaih.
Mayor Warren went 10 Dodge City |
Wednesday,
Judge c. B. Graves went to Lyndon
Today TO hold court.
John Thomas has accepted clerkship
in Hainer's drug store
L. r. schemmerhorn is clerking al the
store-of C. F. DYnes s. Co.
: Mrs. DR. Hibben Is visiting at the
farm of Q. Kiser on Elm creek.
Mrs. s. B. Warren and Mrs. a. S.
Moffett went 20 Kansas City Monday.
N. whiitlesey and p. 2. Maxson
started TO the Indian Territory Monday.
Rev. w. 1. Brooks, OF the Reformed
church, moved Monday TO 147 Neosho
street.
Mrs. D. Kidder and G. w. Newman
came in from the east on the Santa Fe
Monday.
John Egan iwent to Topeka Sunday
to assume his new duties in the law de-
psrtment of the Santa Fe.
Ira Conner arrived here from San
Marcial Monday and is confined at the
residence of his mother with rheuma-
tism.
Harry Hibben and wife have moved
into the country, and are living on the
Kiser farm, about four miles north of
Reading.
F. Snediker aud wife have gone to
West Unity, Ohio, to attend the.golden
wedding OF Mr.. Snedlker's parents, who
are aged "A and 90 years.
Mr.. A. II. Stuart. of Madame jan
aushek's company. arrived in Emporis
this afternoon TO look after the real es
tate interests of that distinguished lady
in this city.
6. w. Newman came IN this morning
from the east. He has been to New
York and Philadelphia to parchas,
spring goods OF which he LAID in /;
splendid stock.
David j. Smith, of Roel1port, Illinois
Is visiting at the residence of L E
Perley. Mrs. Haskell, who resided Ii
this city many years ago, and who's
memory is still dear to all who knew
her, was sister of Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Joseph Leeds, assistant genera
freight agent of the Atchison, Topeka s
Santa Fe railroad and in charge of thu
live stock business of the line, accomra
MED by specially invited guests, T. V
Anderson, of Topeka, and T. j. Price, q
Emporia, went west by special ca
this afternoon TO attend
the meeting of stock men at Dodge City
Their car is elegantly fitted up and tn
larder is we'll provided. Dir. Herring
live stock agent, is confined to his ROOF
by sickness and for that reason is pre-
vented from making one of the party.
Frank S. and Albert Worden, OF Mans
field, Ohio, arrived in Emporia Nor
day. They precede by few days thei
parents, who Will JOIN them and max
their home on large stock ranch nea
the Chase county line. The Messr
Worden art cousins of d. Stone, of tn
firm OF Stone 81 Bonham, of this city.
II. r. Nickerson, superintendent of tn
middle division of the Santa Fe, and
party numbering SIX in all. arrived /
Emporla last evening ON special trai
and went west this morning, being joiI
ed at this place by Train Master F.
Burgess aud Master Mechanic Taylo
The party took supper and breakfast I
the Park Place.
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Sherifs Sale.

James Jones vs. S C. BOyce:
sSNOtice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order issued out of the Firth Judicial District
Court. in and Tor Lyon county and state o,
Kansas in the above entitled cause. and to me
directed, win on Satur ay. the third da7 of
May, A. a. 1884, at Il O'Clock - m. OF said
day. at the front door of the court house, in
the city of Emporia, Lyon county, Kansas,
offer for sale, and sell TO the highest bidder
az public auction for cash, all the right, title
and interest of said defendant in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit:
the north west quarter of the northeast
quarter INV 4 Of ne ~ of section eight (S),
township sixteen tl6s OF range twelve I'D, in
Lyon county, Kansas. said real estate 70 be
sold as the property of said defendant to sat
fsty said order. j II. WHITE,
14t5 Sheriff OF Lyon county. Kansas.
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Mayor Warren In his message to the
council, reviewing the work of the mu-
nIcipal administration for the year,
makes very satisfactory report. The
affairs of tue city have been conducted
on a practical business basis, and our
finances are in better shape than they
have been for many years. The peace
and order of the town are excellent, and
we can safely say that no city in Kansas
of the same number of people can make
so good a showing in this direction as
Emporia.
We wish to call the attention of the
mayor TO the fact. however, In this con-
nection, that though the number of drink
ing places IN the town has been very large
ly diminished within the past twelve
months, there arc still number of
places where the traffic is carried on and
We are fully persuaded that with
proper effort on the part of the
officers these places can be
closed The statement on the part OF
the mayor that the temperance senti-
ment in the city Is growing is the very
best reason in the woild why the Of
tenders against the prohibitory law
should be summarily pushed TO
the wall This work must yet be accom-
plished to make the administration Of
Mayor Warren the best that the city
has had in many years.
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The petition of the city of Emporia
to enjoin the incorporation of city OF
the third class, by II. B. Morse and
seventy-flve others was heard In the dis
trict court Monday night by Judge c. B.
Graves and was argued at some length
The court granted temporary inJunc-
sion fixing the bond at $3.50. This rul-
ing was excepted to by the defendants
who took twenty days to make a case
for the supreme court.
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rae MuN1CIrAL ELECrIoN.
The Result of the Contest in this City
Yesterday

The Result of the Contest in this City
Yesterday.
The very light vote cast at the election
in this city Tuesday and the small
ticket rendered the task of counting out
an easy one, and the result IN all the
different wards was known by O'Clock
There was less interest maifested than
we eyer saw on a similar occasion in
Emporia, and everything passed off IN
the most quiet and uneventfuI manner
The officers elected are: Councilmen-
First ward, ]. r. Walkup; second ward,
]. II. Davis: third ward, j. W. Thacher;
fourth ward, j. S. Watson.
Members OF the school board: First
ward, w. F. Ewing; second ward, T. E.
Mcmillan; third ward, D. W. Morris /;
fourth ward, j. G. Traylor; outlying
district, Geo. Miller.
Constables; I. johnson and L. II. Yer
non.
The following are the returns by
wards:
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E. NJ FoRpE, City Clerk.
Sherif's Sale.

The HadIey Falls National Bank VS.. N. W.
Sawyer, ct al
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
execution issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District Court, in and for Lyon county and
state OF Kansas, in the above entitled cause,
and 70 me directed. / VIII. on Saturday. the
third day of May, q. ID. 1884, at II O'Clock a.
IN. of said day. at the front door of the court
nonse IN the city OF kmporia, Lyon county ,
bidder aJ public auction for cash all the right
title and interest of said defendant in and to
the following described real estate, tO-wit;
All Ofe y ofse = south Of Cottonwood river
in section 80 township 10, range u. contain
ing 81 acres; also, ne q OF ne u, section 3D.
township II, range p, situated in Lyon coun-
ty. Kansas. Said real estate to be sold as the
property of said defendant TO satisfy said ex-
ecutiOl. j. II WILHiTE,
I4t5 Sheriff of LYON conntE. Kansas.
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and your back aches, and your head
feels heavy, and you wake unfreshed in
the morning and your bowels are slug
gish or costive, you need kidney Wort.
1t is natures great remedy and never
fails To relieve all cases of Diseased KID
new, Torpid Liver, Constipation, Malaria,
si r on the kidney 'G Iixes
and Bowels, strengthening them and re-
storing healthy action. Put up In both
dry and liquid form. Sold by eli drug
gists.
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The Kansas City Live Stock Market is Re
ported especially for TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY j. SNYDER s. CO.,
Rooms 80 and 20 Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK Y ARDS.
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. April ?.
CAFTLE-Receipts.2 :. $50 head quality good /:
market slow for choice heavy but steady for
light and medium shippers at unchanged
prices.
HoGs-Receipts. 5,239 head; nothing sold
vet; buyers Offering los lower.
The Daily Indicator reports. Wheat-Re-
ceipte, PA bush; shipments. % .3o4 bush; in
store, 81, 4s1; lower; No. red cash, Sic
bid, size asked: May. sales at exc: June,
e2Kc bid; ss1<e askeds No. soft cash. sales
at 91G9ILc.
CoES-Reeeipts, zs.779 bushels; shipments,
Sc, I8s bush; in store. Isl 20 bush; loWer: No.
mixed cash, sales at 42942Ke; May, sales
at 43LG43xc; June, sales at Azc.
OATs-No 2 cash, sales st 91Ec-
RYE-No. cash. sales st SIC
E66s-Steady at lie per dozen.
BUFfER-Unchangsds
HAY-Unchanged-
PKoYIsIONs-Uneha1ge
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SALE OF A FEW LAReELors or BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS.

We CHANGED to buy 4 large lot OF silks, re.
Gently, at very low prices. and are going 70
include them in this Offering. as We are
anxious TO have some of them go into the
country, believing that they will DO oar bust
ness great good.
LOT Te-Is % new and distinct shades IN
GFos Grain Silks At 70 eeafs yard. thai
never sold for less than 81 before. The coIors
are wines, prunes, nsvys. sspphires, myr.Iss,
browns. grayS, coaehiBgs. bronzes, With
many party and eyening shades
Log eo-Is very heavy eoIored 6ros Grain
silk In al shades. At sI.ls; worth $50.
LOT sl-Is superb Black sax, ct s. coats
. yard.
LcT s3-Is an elegant Black Gros Grain sik
AZ Al - \ vnra
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WANTED-TwentY.hve head of horses
and colts TO pasture, 8 miles northeast of
EmPoria, on Badger creek good pasture
and an inexhaustable supply of water
and plenty of shade for stock Terms
80 cents head per months for the sea-
SON. Apply at once TO Lyman Hall,
Emporia. Kansas.
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MUSICAL nIEnUuANpIsE.
Hall Bros One or the Leading Music
HouAes of the State

Hall Bros One or the Leading Music
Houses OF the State.
The above named firm is we'll known
to the readers or this paper as a long
established one in the music business.
Hall Bros. are agent for three of the best
organs made: The Kimball, The New
England and The Kansas Organ. In
pianos they sell the Chickering, the
Emerson, the New England the Hallett
s. Davis and the Hardman.
In the line of guitors, violins, accorde-
ons, flutes, banjos and small musical
instruments, they have wide variety in
quality and kind.
Their stock OF sheet music, music
books and musical merchandise in
general is large and kept up to the times.
Call on or write to Hall Bros, Emporia,
Kansas.
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nULLnSgn. aIooREs 3 EalERY.

Gigantic Offering and sale of One Hun
dred and Thirty-Ntne Thousand Yards
OF Black and COlOFed Dress Goods,
Commencing on Monday, April :. 1854.
The mammoth dry goods establish
ment of Bullene, Moores & Emery, Kan
sas City, presents large advertisement
to the readers of this paper. Their i'm
mense sale, through their mail order
department, is fully described in other
columns. Read of the many bargains
IN the various lots from up TO SO.