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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

To Modjeska, Bernhardt, Patti, Gers
ter, ct al:-There are still some highly
eligible ten-acre lots on College Hill ad-
joining the city of Emporia, which can
be secured at a bargain by application to
any of the real estate agents of this city.
Warranty deeds will be given to all pur-
chasara
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showing the amount paid the superln-
tendent and each teacher IN the city
schools for the months of February and
March, as per orders on the treasurer by
the president and clerk, which on mo
ton was approved.
On motion, the bill of A. H. Andrews
q Co. for furniture to furnish tbs Cen
tral avenue building. amounting to
$ISS38, was ordered paid out Of the
building fund.
On motion, e T. Cox was allowed the
use Of the ground around the West school
building tor the present year.
On motion. the board proceeded 70 can
vass the vote cast at the election held
April tor members of the school board
In the several wards of the city and out
lying district, which resulted as follows;
First Ward-J. G. TraYlor.
Second Ward-Thomas E. Mcmillan
Third Ward-D. W. Morris.
Fourth Ward-W. F. Ewing.
Outlying district-George Miller.
The above named persons having re
ceived msjor1ty of all the votes cast fol
members of the board Of education II
their respective wards aad district wer'
on motion declared elected.
The following is q abatement OF thG
vote:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

The eight tramps that were arraigned
before Justice Fletcher last Monday,
charged with vagrancY, were found gull
ty, and were each fined 81 90 and costs.
Having no money they we're returned
to Jail, and Tuesday were set to work
breaking rock for the county. This is a
move in the right direction and If per-
sistently followed up. and the size of the
rock pile increased, there will soon be q
noticeable decrease IN the number of
tramps about the city.
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farm of Mr.. Wright. which has been
lying for some time in fence corner, be
discovered that the sharper of the the
shares was gone, and that there were
evidences of its recent removal. Search
was made for it. but it has not been
found up to this writing. The place
where the pillow lay was about $50 yards
from where the boy was killed.
WHAT Nh. AID MRS. HUNT sAw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hunt, residing five
miles southeast of Emporia, state that
on the morning of the killing they saw
two persons-males-wal along the
track, and that they were gesticuIating
as if engaged In an alteration. and that
it seemed as if one Of the persons were
striking at the other These witnesses
will be present at the inquest this eve
ming.
GREEN WRITES TO HIS WIFE.
Green to-day wrote letter to his wifi, /,
in which be states that he is now receiv-
ing his reward for what he has done for
the Robleyer family. He tells his wife
that he may be prisoner until the next
term of the district court, and asks her
to pray that he may be deliv-
cred out of his troubles. he
refers to his hard fortune in the
past and saws that he seemed to have
been born TO Ill luck. He makes ardent
professions of love TOR his wife and says
oN he Id
himself than that young Robleyer should
have died.
THE GROUNDS VISITED.
Officers Romano and Vernon and
Conductors Frisbee and Dempster and
others visited the scene of the killing to-
day and made thorough search of the
ground, but found nothing. The blood
Is all at one spot-on the rail and tie,
having apparently run down from the
top OF the rail to the tie. No instru-
ment of any kind could found.
The case is one which seems to have
some very dark features, and it must be
confessed that the present indications
point strongly t. foul play. The public,
however, will recognize the prdprlety OF
Withholding judgment in this
matter until the most thorough
investigation of all the facts is
made, and they will accord to Green the
fullest opportunity of proving his in
Docence of the crime of which he is sus.
pected, before they condemn him. He
is, by law, entitled to the benefit Of all
doubts connected with the case, and
should not be adjudged criminal Tn
til proved so by unmIstakable evidence.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

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 IN
expected charges. Interest payable
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AS am out my closing out my CLOTH
ing department and want more room for
other goods I hereafter will offer my
clothing at first cost. Call and see us
and we will convince you that there is
no humbug at the 90 cent store.
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Treesi shrubsi vinesl Pianist
$500 shade and ornamental trees,
1000 towering shrubs and vines,
$500 hardy herbsoeous plants,
1000 rhubarb, strawberry, plum, peach
and other trees. Strawberry, raspberry.
rhubarb, cabbage, tomato bedding plants
for sale cheap.
RoRERT- MuIrKEN
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For SALE-A suburban place of go
acres, 80 rods from city limits; new
frame house of five rooms and cellar;
young orchard planted; good well and
good soil. For prices and terms call on
News Company.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

The Emporia Hardware Co. are again
furnishing the farmers with the old re.
liable Brown corn planter, Deere planter
and Haworth check rover.
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As we haye an extra large stock Of
wall paper, IN fact, our stock Is fully
as large as all the balance put together,
IL would be a hard matter TO run US
short. At the same time our trade this
spring il much larger than ever before.
09C STORE.
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EpUcArronAL.

Bills Adjusted. etc.
EkPoELA. Kama. April THE Board
Of Education met In regular session,
President Kellogg in the chair.
Presents Riggs. Holmes. Martin. Morse,
Kellogg. Cordley. Morris and Frat.
The results Of the adjourned mesting
for February 1s we're read and approx.
ed.
The report Of the treasurer was pre-
sented, and being approved was ordered
placed on the ole. It was as follows:
General fund balance on hand $3.50.
Building fund 6l.11.
The following bills were audited ana
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For SALE-A suburban residence,
new frame house, five rooms, two closets,
pantry, bath room and hall, good cellar,
good well and stable, lot IL acres, 25
apple trees, some bearing. Location,
west side, and very desirable. For
further description and price, call on
NEWS Company.
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ForrcInnnrn anIn

A foreclosure sale of the Fry stock of
jewelry was made Monday, and the
goods wire purchased by c. 81. Roeh-
rig, tor Giles Bros, of Chicago, who will
put in new and large assortment of
iewelry, silverware aud other articles in
their lice of trade.
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The 0oc store is the place that receiv.
cd the large stock of base ball bats
mentioned IN the Republican this
morning. tits the best and largest stock
OGbsts ever shipped TO Emporla.
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WARREN, LEIGHTON & HARRIsoN.
Eprrons NEws: l feel that l ANA do

EDrToRs NEWS: feel that l am do
ing nothing more than justice to the
German Fire Insurance company OF
Freeport Illinois, by publicly thanking
it for the fairness aud spirit of accom-
modation display by It's through its ad-
jusLer, Mr.. Hoffman and its agent, Mr..
d. L. Sampson, of this city, in the set
Element of my Claim against the compa-
ny for the loss occasioned by the recent
fire In my retaurant. Persons having
claims against Insurance companies are
fortunate when they find such gentlemen
n Messrs Hoffman and Sampson to deal
with. WM CLAP.
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NOTICE ALI parties who bred mares
70 our horses, last season are notified TO
call at our barn on First Avenue, be-
tween Commercial and Merchants
streets, and make satisfactory settlement
or same. r FUNK & Son.
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You will always have comfortable
boot or shoe, and of the best and finest
material, II you have it made by A
Mohler, the anatomical boot maker.
Sixth avenue, opposite NEWS office.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

CHEAP MoNEY.-Money cheaper than
ever ut Warren, Leighton & Harnson's.
Money always on hand to settle when
papers are signed. Interest always pay
able here and papers at home. Loans
made for any length OF time and as cheap
as any money sent into the state by any
body.
IV.nnru Ir,nrr.l... q. Ir.urr..,..
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FoR SALE-A brick house of 1--WE
rooms, three closets, No. / cellar, east
front and location good, only two blocks
from Commercial. Lots adjoining sold
recently for 5000. Call on News & Co.
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FoR sALE-A farm of 100 acres, all
fenced, frame house, four large rooms,
stables, corrals, plenty of stock and well
water adjacent TO range. school IL
miles. railroad station three miles, Eu.
poria seven miles. For further informa-
ton call on News Company
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Prnhnt. Rn.in-a-

Z. NJ. Forde, as administrator of the
estate OF Louise II. Forde, made final set
Element in the probate court Monday.
Edwin Koorehead also made final
settlement as administrator of the estate
of Viola Hoadley.
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Mrs. billiard has just returned from
the east, bringing with her the incest
varieties and most stylish line Of milli-
merry she has ever had. No. West
Sixth avenue, north side
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THR AMER.cus News.
nTTw RranuR1oW.rr
SATURDAY, April 5

SATURDAY, April o.
The barn of J. A. Collins on his farm
adjoining the town site was burned |
down yesterday about 8 O'Clock. The
cause Of the fire Is shrouded in mystery. |
Mr.. Draperd lie at present living on the
place- Gilbert Wallace had q $3.50 |
mare that staid 10 the stable until the
rope which held her burnt of, when she
came out SO badly burnt that it Was nee
essary to put on end TO her existence.
Thomas Craig had 800 horse burnt
20 death also. Mr.. Collins loss consists
in the barn, some rye, 500 bushels of
oats and 800 worth OF farming imple-
ments. There was also harness for Eye
horses, three yearlings aud g two-Year
old heafer belonging to the household
which had been stored in the barn burnt
at the same time. The total loss is
about 5000. No insurance.
D. G. Grlnell's carriage horse died
this morning.
The new hotel is being pushed ahead
rapidly.
Clearance sale of corsets. Your
choice tor 25 cents. at j. D. Gibson's.
We want ali the butter and eggs we
can get hold OF, At Tressler s. LowrY's
Ladies nne shoes, cloth tops, at j /.
D. Gibson's.
j. g. Gibson is now selling % many
plows, cultiVators, wagons, nails for the
new buildings, tinWaTe for the dairy
business. ana various other things that
he does not have time TO advertise Low
prices is what does it.
! z. s. When you want the implement
of any kind ever manufactured, call on
him and get it.
Our spring goods are arriving.
j. s. GIBSON.
-Vicles garden seeds ct Bond'e.
-Millet seed at Lesh Bros
The hest place in town to buy no.
lions il At Tresslsr & Lowry's.
Remember our new spring stock O
boots and shoes are just arriving
TREssI.ER 8 LOWRY.
/ -9arden seeds in bulk at Lesl
Bros.
| s. A Brown s. Co. still continue a
The old stand; no credit; duplicate al
bills; lumber at cut rates; alway
obLgAngs lime and sand, aud q var
full Of Few lumber what suits the buN
lers.
= We carry the largest stock and bu
Ia he lsIg est varieties of any firm
toy en-, and ere thereby enabled! TO Sc
ch eaPer than all competitors.
TRRssLER s. LOWRY.
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Emporla, Kas.

Lyman Hall will pasture horses this
season at 80 cts. per head a month,
eight miles northeast of Emporia on
Badger Greek.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-04-10

There will be a conference of the
Episcopal church in thiscity on the Goth
OF the present month, at which Bishop
Vail and clergymen from q number of
parishes in different parts of the state
will be present.
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FoR SALE.-A frame house of five
rooms and summer kitchen, good cellar
and cistern, with two lots, on CONNER
cial street. Price $3.50. Call on
THE NEuaCO
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Aprll 8, 81

Another lot of new hats just received
at Mrs. HenIck's on Sixth avenue in the
room with Morgan, the paper hanger,
where she will sell as cheap as any in
the city.
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We have just as fine suit Of clothing
tor men and boys as any house In EN-
porIa, which we are selling at cost, at
the 90 cent store.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

E. r. Holderman left for st. Louis
Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Hughes Is keeping books
for the grocery firm of Hughes s. Co.
Mrs. Capt. Mcmillan, OF Agnes City,
came down Monday, and is visiting the
family Of E G. Edwards.
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a haltacre lot, with all kinds of small
fruit under way; one-s,ory frame house
Of i've rooms; good stable for four
horses; located near the water works,
will be sold cheap. Call on News Co.
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stool,man Attention

Now 10 the time TO subscribe for 1.-THE
National Live Stock Journal' at club
rates. The best stock journal printed in
the U. 8. at $1.00 per year. Sample
copies on application. Address
]. w. EASTMAN,
E,,porfa u,
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AUCrIoNEER-Remember when you
want q salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up to the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
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WANTED-To pasture thirty or forty
colts or horses. Good pasture, pure
water, plenty of salt. Fifty cents per
head per month, z miles north of
Americas. +. TURNEY.
ADriI a ,84
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OF course, the report that movement
is on foot to change the name of Empo-
ria to Janausheckville is q malicious
fabrication Of an envious Kansas City
contemporary.
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FoR 6ALE-A frame house of four
rooms, two closets, two porches, on Com
msrcial street; price, 5000. Call on
NaHa Co.
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RIVERSIDE PoULTRY YAKDs-I have
for sale Brown Leghorn, Partridge Co
hin, Plymouth Rock, Light Brshma
and American Dominique eggs for
hAtching purposes.
WAreOu RA1noT Ysu
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For SnIa

A two seated side bar, canopy top
road wagon, made by Ryan, nearly
new. Apply to II. E. sadler, at the
Normal.
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FoR SALE-A brick house OF SIX
rooms, good stable, lot 10 feet by 100
feet. good location, only three blocks
from postofice. For prices, etc., call on
Newa Comnanv
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The genuine professional baseball
bats. which were adopted by the Ma
tionai League, are for sale at the 90 cent
store 1t low figures.
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FoR SALE-A two-scre lot south of
city; very desirable for gardening; 100
young apple trees planted location good
and land choice. For price, call on
News Company.
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Is South CONSTITUTION street.

STRAYED-On Sunday afternoon from
my residence on Coal creek, dark bay
horse colt, with a few white hairs IN
forhead. A suitable reward viii be
given for information leading to re-
covery. W. II. MARES.
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Sherifs Sale.

James Jones We S G. Royce:
Notice is hereby given that by Sirtns of an
order issued out OF the Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and Tor Lyon county and state
Kansas in the above entitled cause. and to me
directed, will on Satur ay. the third day OF
May, A. -. 1884, at IL O'Clock . m of said
day, at the front door of the court house, in
oner for sale. and sell 20 the highest bidder
at public auction for cash, all the right, title
and interest of said defendant in an 70 the
following described real estate, fo-wit;
Tue northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter INV = of ne Y of section eight (Sl,
township sixteen (I6l of range twelve (l2), in
Lyon county, Kansas. said real estate 10 be
sold as the property OF said defendant TO sat-
isfy said order. j II. WILHIFE,
14t5 Sheriff OF Lyon county, Kansas.
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WANTED-A mare or gelding, i've or
six years old to drive to spring wagon
must be good stopper.
H. SUPPE.
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WANTED.-Cattle 10 herd through the
season. Inquire at the land Office of
MAhlon Stubs s. Co., 1877 Commercial
street. Emporia
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For SALE.-A frame house of five
rooms, pantry and TWO closets, two
porches, a good cellar and we'll One
block from Commercial. Price $3.50.
Gall On N,va 10
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CATTLE FOR SALE.-I have eighteen
cows and heifers Tor sale, part of them
extra graded stock; also one full blood
short-hOrn COW, all bred 70 full blooded
Short-horn bull; the bull is for sale also.
N. w. STRATToN.
Reading, Kas., Feb. %, 1884.
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For SALE-Short horn bull, "Alasic,"
see pedigree In A. II. book No. 1911.
He Is fine animal, is three years old
and Is for sale. NJ. w. STRArToN,
RaadInU Kan
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At st. Louis.

At st. Louis.
ST. Louis. April Q.
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged.
WHKAT-Unsettied, but closed q fraction
better; No. 3 red. 81 06aI 08ss bid cash.
CoRN-Lower: Axe cash.
OATs-Slow; 3Sc cash.
PRovIsIoEs-Quiet
PoRK-JobbinR SIG so
BULK MEATs-I.ong clear. s. 30; short RIB,
s. 9s5l8 20: long clear, 50 1919 20; short rib,
80 20: short clear, 50 50.
LARD-Ftrm at s. 20 as 30.
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WANTED-4O0 head of cattle to herd
this summer. Best of range and water.
Can also pasture $50 head. Must be all
Eseers. Refer IN regard to range to John
Oatewood Emnoria Kas
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More evidence in the RobIysr Case As
Adduced at the COrOner's Inquest.
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Farm work is being pushed very ener-
getically at present and'farmers are we'll
along with their spring work.
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To LET-The contract for breaking
80 acres of prairie. Apply Immediately
at No. 131 Market ST. eet, Emporia, or at
my farm on Badger creek.
MN. Mason.
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The American Teacher.

s. V. BITLER.
10 miles west of Madison. p. o.,
Madison.
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BY an UnknOwn Instrument In the
Hands OF j. =. Green.
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Judge Kellogg administered the oath
OF ONCE to d. W. Morris, the member
elect from the Thlrd ward.
Adjourned.
P.J. CARNIcHA IL, Clerk.
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Let US have chain gang or q rock
pile for tramps by all means.
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Farm hands are In great demand in
this county at the present time.
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Farmers will save money by getting
their -four and feed at City Mills.
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L. G. Wood has our thanks for large
cake of Ohio maple sugar.
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The Stories OF W. R. stogsdIIl c. Pr0utt
and w. G. Shaw.
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WANTED To BuY.-A good young
mule. Address. stating color and height,
II. B. REIFF,
Box 50. Americas. Kas.
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NEW GOODS

receiving Spring Goods
ea vatyo fDG odA Cor
. godsu n
Oh Cloths Mating splendid of Ladies'
dandP Goat line o dies MEMS and hndren'S Ipers
Also kanc
the TOfGO allow Prices
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TUESDAY, April 8
Mr. Bigler, principal of the Americas
High school. is getting up select school
of three months term during the COM
ing summer. We wish him success
Mr.. Bigler has been one of our ablest
educators.
About $4,000 worth of fruit trees
was delivered by agents at this place
yesterday to parties IN this vicinity. 1t
looks, from the amount of trees being
set out. that this will be fruit country
indeed some day.
The child of Curtis Kerr fell on the
broken edge Of a jar and inflicted g
severe wound over the eye.
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THE CONCLUSION.

The Jury Bring an verdict TO the EGsot
That RObIvsr Came To His Death
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Next Sabbath will be Easter Sunday
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CIRCUMSTANCE.

In conversation with Walter @. Shaw,
to-day. be stated that yesterday, in pass
ing an old double-shovel pillow on the
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TWO CENTS.
The DAILY NEWS, since the Introduc-
ton of cur new fast printing and folding
machinery, is now sold for only two CENTS
q copy, and is delivered to any part of
the city or sent postpaid by mail at the
same rate if paid for at least one month
in advance.