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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-28
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.

Work was commenced Monday clear.
ing away the old livery stable on Sixth
avenue opposite Garfield school house
building. 1t is TO give place to the s. A.
Brown & Co. lumber yard. As soon as
this last Is moved Baird Bros. will com.
mence the erection Of q business block
50x1OO on the southwest corner Of Sixth
and Merchants street, the building to
front north. We presume the intention
is to occupy the entire building with
their dry goods establishment.
The corner opposite, on the southeast
corner lately purchased by the Murphy
brothers. has been sold by them to parties
IN st. Louis, who VIII probably build d
fine structure at an early day.
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PERSONAL MENTION

The family of q. N. Sterry returned
Monday from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Finley returned
Tuesday from the west.
Mr.. E. E. Mensch, jeweler, of Al
buquerque, N. M, arrived in this city
Saturday to make Emporia his home.
Mrs. a. A. Lakin has returned from
Wichita, where she has been visiting
friends.
j. w. McWilliams, an attorney of Cot
tonwOod Falls, was seen around town
Tuesday.
Our good friend, E. s. Moon, remem.
bered US with basket of nice grapes
from his VINEYARD Tuesday.
Mrs. Page and Miss Eunice Bartlett
have gone to NeoshO Rapids where they
will visit friends for season.
Miss Della Werner, Of Eureka, who has
been visiting friends IN this city for
about two weeks, left for her home in
Eureka Tuesday.
Geo. w. McAdams Editor of the
Mount Pleasant Journal, and post.
master of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, spent
Sunday with the families of Col. Steele
and A. g. Lakin,
John Kenworthy and family, of Rich
mOnd, Indiana, are visiting Caleb Rob
erts and other friends in this city. They
are on their way to Wichita, which place
they will make their future home.
THE News had a pleasant call from
A. w. Beale, foreman OF Sol. MilIer's
Troy Chief office. Mr.. Beale is much
pleased with this section of the state and
may conclude to locate here.
Miss Flora Bremen who has been pur-
suing a special course of study here dur
ing the summer vacation, went TO her
home on Eagle Greek today, where she
will remain till time to resume her
duties as teacher IN Bethany college, To-
peka.
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BEADING NEWS
EDITED By NARY DE- zEAN


READING, Aug. %, 1884.
News ca: The Democrats of this
place made grand rally last Saturday
night and put 10 their best ticks. The
NeOsho Rapids band under the leader
ship Of Geo. w. Cornell paradrd the
street about 6 O'Clock. The gathering
was at the schp'l house. n: Z. Dubois
presided and John y. Mars, secretary.
Six delegates 90 the county conYentiOn
were elected. The band then fur
Aished music. after which the president
Introduced DIR MaybuFy. editor of the
OsaRe county Democrat. AS he began
be said he did mos Wish TO resort to
abusive language about other parties SO
a0RmoDly resoEt0e~ss0 BY pOlttiozA
seakess. but az he proceeded u his re-
Tks and warmed up on the great pFiu-
cIples Of his party, he soon "slOpped
over" a. political speakers sometimes
do.
He advocated free trade and and said
England did not prosper until she
adopted il He said the Republican
party had kept his p1rty out in the wet
and cold for nearly twenty five years;
that when the war began the Democrat
ic voters were IN the majority, conse-
quently the Democrats had the majority
of men in the war; that in 1861 there
were only swo or three Republican gov.
eEnoEs, and some other statements were
made nntcxactiy in accordance with the
history Of the events as they passed. He
said the constitution of the United States
sdopted by our fathers one hundred
years ago wa perfect, and no state ever
had . right TO so 10 advance of Il OF
change it; that hIs party were and always
had been opposed to s1mptuary legisla-
ton or any Law to interfere with q mans
right 10 drink whatever he pleased 10
He is opposed 70 B. r. Butter. When
he spok. Of Grover Cleveland he said
cit is hard to Ind good ViItuous mann
bal thai his official capacity was good.
He favoFs Gov. Click and his anti
prohibition. and expects 70 reject him
in November.
The good old Democratic parry haYe
some curious ideas. il they all think Is
he does, none Of them will ever adopt
the religion OF modern spIEifu siisna, for
they beileVe in progress1on.
The BIsine and Logan club are plan
Mag for meeting In September, and as
saoa as The speakers advise them Of tn
DIE they can be presens, notice via bee
(.vA.
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FREE nEraoD1sr coNEERrNoE.

DUNLAP, Kas., Aug. 30, 1884.
EDS. NEWS: The fifteenth session of
our conference is thing Of the past.
This afternoon the appointments wsre
read, and / subjoin those that will IN
teTest your readers most: EmpOria cir
cult, including the city, Is in charge of
ReY. W. d. Adams; George Seacard, sup
ply; NeOshO Rapids AMI Hartford, J. d.
Bennett; Usage City and Peterton, 8.
W. Greene. The elder Who has charge,
of the district is Rev G. K. TOmpkins,
Of Arkansas City. The writer goes TO
Clay Center.
The reports of committees are sll in
some of them pretty strong.
The Free Methodist church is strong
lY in favor of prohibition, end in their
report advise that all of our people vote
for st. John.
Our conference superintendent, Hart,
is strong prohibitionist and made a
short address on this point, calculated to
urge Us on in this warfare.
The rain has sadly interfered with
our meeting. Many no doubt would
have been with US had it not been for
this. But all things have an end, SO did
this, and we go out to our several fields
of labor TO do battle for the right, against
the power of sin. w. N. HIBBABD.
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Having Tried Many That Failed, He
Found These That At Him Per
fectly.

Having Tried Many That Failed, He
Found Those That At Him Per
Esctly.
Below We print . valuable letter from
VIM. BabcOck, ST., president of the First
National bank At Canton, Ill, to DR.
Louis a. Malthez, the ocuIist- optician,
at the Coolidge. In the face Of such
testimony no one can doubt the skill
which calls forth such praise from SO
high scource. There Is no person 80
grstifed as ne who. suffering objects of
sight, Is finally relieved Of his difficult
ties by skillful treatment. The letter of
Hon. VIM, Babcock speaks for itself and
needs no introduction Major Wills OF
Jeanette, La, to whom he alludes in
his letter was afflicted with the most
serious form of detective eyesIght, IN the
most complicated difficulties of mixed
astigmatism and diplOpia, and had con-
suited the most skilled Occulists of Eu-
rope, but failed to find relief. BY pa
tient perseverance and labor DIR. Mat
thez attainded marked success in his case.
Mr.. Wills is we'll known throughout the
state OF louisiana, having once run for
governor OF that state, and the facts In
this case can be easily verified,
We also add the letter of w. G.
HickOx, of Chicago, giving his expert
ence of the case of bis wife.
The opportunity of consulting 30 emf
nent an optIcIan may meyer again be Of
Tered our citizens, and We advise those
OF defective sight TO consult DR.. Nat
thez.
HON. WIN. BABCOCK's LETTER.
CANTON, ILLs., March IL, 1888.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Dr.. Louis II. MATTHEz, Oculist Opti-
clan, 125 State state, Chicago. III.
DEAR Shiny glasses suit me per-
GectIy. As you are aware. YOU fitted me
out with three pairs1lRne for reading,
one for Office, and que Tor looking at a
distance or for attending opera, theatre,
&c. / am highE pleased with all-none
more 30 than the field or opera glasses,
as they save the expense and trouble
OF opera glasses, and all imagine they
are my spectacles for common use.
my friend, Maj. Wills, of
Louisiana, to try your skill, having
tried many others and failed. He in
forms that you fit HIM perfectly. With
kind regards, I remain, Yours truly,
VIM. BABcocK, Sr.
WHAT MR.. HICKOX SAYS.
W. G. HECKOx s. Co,
SAFES,
SO Washington st.
CHICAGO. April, 4, 1888.
Dr.. LOUIS H. MATTHEZ, Occuiists Opt
clan, 1875 State st.
DEAR SIR-My wife, previous TO your
fitting glasses to her eyes, had been a
great sufferer for nearly three years, aud
We had spent hundreds of dollars on
opticians, both in Chicago and New
York, without realizing any help. lam
pleased To state that she is now able, by
The aid Of the glasses furnished her, 10
use her eyes all day without experienc-
ing any unpleasant results.
Truly yours,
VIC. HICKox.
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CHANGE IN FIRM.

L. +. Chapman, of Greenville, N. Y,
who has been in and about Kansas for
q couple of months with a view to locat.
ing here in business, has at last decided
10 settle in Emporia. thanks to his own
business sagacity and foresight. Mr..
Chapman has purchased an intrest in
G. r. Dynes s. Co.'S Gents Furnishing
store. Hereafter the style of the firm
will be Dynes, Chapman, s. Co. The
NEWS extends the new firm their right
hand of fellowship and offers its well
wishes for the business success OF its fu-
furp
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Next Week.


As we have before told our readerr,
will be the grandest gala week IN the
history of Kansas. The magnificent Bis
marck grove at Lawrence, Kansas, will
be the scene of the great occurrences of
the week. From the prominence and
attention given the subject by our ex-
changes from all over the west, from the
facts gained through private informa-
ton and from the enthusiasm evinced by
the people generally, we conclude that
the success of the Great Western National
Fair and the Old Settlers reunion will
prove to have not been overestimated,
but that the two events occurring con-
jointly upon the same grounds and dur.
ing the same week, will draw together
the largest assemblsge of people :ever
seen IN Kansas, and we know that Of all
the varied pleasures, wonders and ex-
elements promised, the public will not
ind one untitled or unsatisfactory.
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The Ross and McElhauy stock sale
on Wednesday was u. success in every
respect. 1t was conducted by Command
er Kirkpatrick, the chief of auctioneers,
who gave great satisfaction. Immediate
ly after this sale Mr.. Kirkpatrick was
engaged for two other sales. This gen
tleman is fast gaming a reputation as an
auctioneer who has no superior.
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TheOnIv Ono

1t Will be well for our readers to re-
member that the Bismarck FAIR will be
the only one this year that offers its
patrons special aud novel series OF
speed ring attractions in addition to the
regular trotting, running and pacing
races. The daring and exciting hurdle
and bareback races bv ladies, the Ro-
man and standing races and other thrill
ing race novelties will be seen only at
Bismarck.
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sale Of Boo.s. Shoe, Etc.

For sale by G. NJ. Henderson s. Co,
the entire stock, including fixtures
OF store building at corner Of Com
mercial street and Sixth avenue. The
matter Of lease Of store arranged with
the owner. The stock being
that heretofore owned by
Frank j. Doan. The stock and property
will be sold in bulk. The goods are ali
fresh and in splendid order. Apply TO
O. "a. Henderson & Co. Chicago, Ill, or
10 j. B. Hinkle, Emporis, Kas,
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tum of the Republican, I have the
honor to be, my dear sir.
Your Friend,
EMORY LANPHEAR.
NOTE

Il will be seen by the aboYe that there
were 102 votes cast on the last ballot.
Forty eight of those present voted for
the nominee. and six that were absent
authorized their votes to be cast tor him.
We know at least three absentee Votes
were cast for Mr.. Jay or Mr.. Eastman
ON the last ballot. This would reduce
the number Of delegates actually pres
ent to 90, of which 4S haYe certified that
they were personally present and voted
for the nominee. This seems to settle
the question OF the fairness of the nom
inaiion beyond caVil
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TO AL CONCERNED.

EMPORIA, Kas., Aug. &c, 1884.
In view OF an arrangement made with
the publishers of the City Directory,
1 shall not publish the Blue
Book of Lyon county, and wish
to announce to my patrons that all orders
have been transferred to Messrs. Hoster-
mau 81 Carver, who will use them for
the directory so far as such arrangement
meets the approval of business men
concerned. BUEL T. DAVIS.
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Taxa Ynnr Choice

The Bismarck fair will be the fair in
Kansas this year that reaches the mag
nitude of really great exposition, with
entries from all parts of the country, and
even from Europe, with numerous coun.
ty displays, with a grand series of exclt.
ing and marvellous race specialties in sd.
dition to the regular races. Other fairs
in the state will this year be merely on
the level of county exhibitions. Our
readers can take their choice remember.
ing that the big fair this year will be
held at Bismarck Sept. 1-6.
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TO stock Men.

Nothing is better for live stock than
ThorleY's Food. Read what a well
known firm has to say of 1t:
SoUTH BEND, Ind, Sept 10, 1888.
THoRLEY FOOD Co, Chicago.
Gentlemen: We cheeriully express to
you our Communications of your ThorIey
Horse and Cattle Food. We have used
nearly 1900 pounds IN the past two
years Tor mule teams, private driving
horses and for cattle. We fed it TO our
horses which were affected with "PInk
Eye" and TO the evident improvement of
all thus afflicted. We believe that the
food has also contributed TO the general
health Of our stock-toning up the sys-
tenn and keeping it in good condition.
Yours truly,
SrUDERAKER Bros. MFa. Co.
Thorley's Food is for sale by Dale &
Son, Sixth avenue, east OF News office,
Emporia, Kansas.
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Do Not n.T.v

Do not delay making arrangements 70
attend the Bismarck Far next week
with the mistaken idea that you can zee
an equally magnificent exposition else
where afterwards. The Bismarck Fair
TINS year viii have no equal in the west
in single particular, and esDecialIV IN
the matter of live stock dispiava win -
eclipse and excel anything thai will be
seen in the west this year.
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Council Grove Guard: Frank B.
VrOoman, an old resident of Council
Grove and now city editor of the EN-
Poria News, delivered his very interest
ing lecture on the "Ins and Outs of Nor
monism," to very select audience at the
Congregational Church on the 18th inst.
The composition. like the diction, was
faultless. instructive in thought and de-
livery as by q master Frank was de-
serving Of better house. and if he ever
again honOrs our city with q like visit.
he will haYe it.
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Publication Notice.

LAID OFFICE AT TOPHK 4, KAnsAa.
August o, 1884.
Notice ls hereby given that the EoIIowtn1
name settler has aled notes Of his 1ntentios
q make mai proof IN support Of hts claim
CLERK OF the dtstrtcs court OF Lyon coanfv
Kansas, A. EnpoRfA. Kansas. On MONKS
september =, 1884. viz: Frank HarfzsI a.
Homestead No. 4, bo5 for the lot CT arefinS q
township ID south. range II east
I. ne names the following Witnesses 70 prove
ton Of said land. viz: jacob Jacobs. Herr
Bach. Casper Ellison, J. n. T1bbaIs, Of E1-
sat0 j ). FISHER. Register
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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 un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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AUCTION SALE-Ofstock, wheat, coin,
Implements, etc.-I will sell at the Lewis
farm, on coal creek, six miles south of
Emporia, and three miles north Of Bit
tlertown, on Monday, September 1, 1884.
at precisely 10 o'clock q. m, the follow.
ing described property. tO-wit:
Eleven cows, seven with calves
by their sides, two yearling
heifers, three yearling steers, one span
Of horses, one extra fine brood mare,
saddle pony. yearling colt, one SOW and
pigs, two sOws with pig, one boar, nine
shoats, one set double harness, one stir.
ring pillow, one mower, good as new, one
hay lake, twenty acres of corn,
with privilege of feeding it on place,
twenty tons Of hay with same privilege
as corn, ten ton. or about, of millet, one
hundred bushels OF wheat, good for
seed, seventy-five bushels of oats.
Terms: Nine months credit at 10 per
cent interest with good bankable paper
Five per cent of for cash. All sun of
% and under cash. Cash for corn.
A. ID. Kirkpatrick, the noted stock
auctioneer, will be there TO cry the sale.
T. /. RowLANDs.
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This is TO certify thai have exam
med, Analysed snd tested DR.. Prlce,s
special FisVoRing Extracts Of vanilla,
Orange, Lemon, Celery, ETC., and md the
same strong, fine. made of good mater.
ial, and therefore gladly commend Them
for family use.
PRoF. n. DKI.AyoNTINK.
Analytical Chemist, Chichgo.
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EhUrN " bAhrONs AuctloneI
Look out for free lunch.

CATTLE SALR.-This Is for you and all
yourneighboTs, and is q rare opportunity
to get good graded cattle.
ON MONDAY, sEPTESIBER 8, 1884,
At our ranch on the Neosho river, two
miles directly south OF Americas, and
one and one-haIf miles west Of Mrs. s.
L. Ruggle's farm, we will sell our entire
herd of cattle, numbering 145 herd. The
herd Is composed Of mostly all
young cattle, of good grade
and condition, and consists of
COWS and calves (nintY per cent Of the
calves being steers) three-year ole steers
two-year old steers and heifers, yearlIng
steers and heIfers, fat cows,
and two hAlEblOod Hereford
COWS. The cows and heifers
are with calf mostly by full-blOod Hol
stem bull, the balance by a Short horn
bull.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under $25,
cash. All amounts over $25, three
months time will DO given, without in
terest If paid at maturity; otherwise ten
per cent per annum from date Of sale, on
six months time. Only bankable notes
or secured paper will be taken.
1. d. Fox s. Co., Prop'rs.
PRUYN 81 BARTON, Auctioneers.
There will be free lunch at 10 O'Clock
sharp. Plenty OF shade and water for
man and beast. Come over and take a
holiday.
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TO Farmers.

Yon are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters. l
am prepared TO offer you special induce.
ments, especially tor butter. NV orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce TO the New York store
Dunlap. Kas-, you will get full Yalue.
N. AMsBAuaH
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Leather and Findings.

q. L. Theis has received a large new
stock OF sole leather, French and domes-
tic calf skins and shoe findings lately
purchased by him In Cincinnati. In
addition to being a first-class boot and
shoemaker and an employees OF the best
skill In the business, Mr.. Theis carries
everything needed by a shoe shop In the
way oftools,materia and findings. Shoe
makers of Emporia and tributary towns
should call on or address G. p. Theis for
anything in their line, for they arc sure
TO get what they want without delay.
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Land N0tiea.
LAND cYrrOE Ar TOPEKA, KArs.s. +.

John III. FHnght. Esq.-SiT;
Your entry No ,16I, m 8de Juna 9Th 1Ssa
kaDsAa trust and diminished reserve lands.
act ofJuly sth. 1875, for lots ana 2 OF 1orsh.
west \ section 81. TOW nshiP is south. range I
il rs alleged that no legal settlement has
been made OF the land, and that he found
that some person unkn0Wn had built q shantv
and slept there one night and that eakd shaF
" was blown down and never REBUILT
SSptcm Der Iosh, 1884, 4t g. m aa this ofIca
u set for q hearing Of the chaFGcs and ta de-
Iaule OF your appearance 1t said hearing
your Pntry viii DO canceIisd
SS5t J. j. FISHER Register.
J.Q, A. PRYTOS, Rec. liver.
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AMERrCUs NEWS
EDITED BIZ "BURLOw."

SATURDAY, Aug. %.
Money is being raised by private sub
scTipLIOn TO put in u crossing on the
street in front of the postOffice.
John Allen, of Emporia, staid over
night in Americas.
c. L. Stevens is busiIy engaged at put
ting down the sidewalk in front of the
stone buildings.
Night police, sidewalks, night herd
law, mud-hOles, and SO Cd, are The
themes OF conversation since the peIi
ton TOR Incorporation has commenced
to be circulated.
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Grahamf1our at Pickering s. Co.'s.
Having few choice summer clothing
left we will close the same out cheap.
LEsH BRO.
Trcssler s. Lowry still have the lead
on flour and are bound 20 keeplt. 1t is
an unGisputable fact that in the enter
prise brands they not only have the best
flour in town, but their prices are the
most reasonable for good grades offlour.
Notions and gents furnishing goods
at j. ID. GIBsoN's.
Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! j. d.
Gibson reports the heayiest trade on
ready-made clothing that he has ever
had. Good goods direct from the east
ern centers, aud low prices docs the
work.
Cash for grain at Trcsslcr & Low
ry's.
H. S. flour at Tressler 81 Lowry's.
Castor, lard and machine oils at
Bonds.
boys wagons rs cents and $latJ. $.
GIbson's.
Baby carriages at j. S. GIbson's
Butter color at Bonds.
Lace curtains at j. ID. GIbson's.
Choice canned goods at Trcssler &
LOWry's. ........s..
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
DO not be afraid of overwhelming US
with butter and eggs at Trcssler and
Lowry's.
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
ChildreDs, misses and ladies fine
shoes from the best factories in the
country. Call and examine the stock at
j. ID. GIbson's.
All the good butter and eggs in Lyon
county wanted at the new firm of Pick
criDg s. Co.
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The grand barbecue at whlcA shre,
oxen and thirty sheep will beEoGstet
whole will be free To all ct Bismarck
Grove during the Old Settlers meeting
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Center township Sunday School Insti-
tute will be held at Bitlertown August
81, beginning at o 80 a. IN. Bring your
dinners and come TO spend the day.
Good workers will be in attendance.
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AMERIcUs, August &c

AmEhISOS, August ~
We heartily agree with rye local" in
regard to what is said about having a
public watering place In the city, as it
is so badly needed by those driving to
town. We have heard several farmers
in our Vicinity go so far as to say that a
town where you can't water your
horses can no: have any of their money.
AS it is, it is great injustice upon the
class of citizens upon which your bust.
ness men depend largely for their patron
age.
w M. Spar has accepted a position as
principal of the Americas schools. Miss
.Wherland will take charge of the inter
mediate department, while Miss Mabel
Grant, who taught in this place last
year, will this year continue To teach
how to circumvent and master success
fully the Fundamental principles of
knowledge in the primary department.
The board have undoubtedly made a
good selection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grandpa 10y have been
quite sick for sometime past.
The Americas Cemetery company will
hold its annual meeting September 4,
1884, at O'Clock p. m. ill the postofficc
building. By order of L. A Hill, clerk,
A springfield factory is talking of To-
eating in Americas.