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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-11
DIsrRIcr COURT.
n EIonday December 5.

Aouu4yS December B,
To-day was thslasl day of the sitting
Of the distr1et conFs hsrss Sentence
was passed IN cases tried during the
term except the liquor cases of John
Perrier, Peter Heidrlck and Mrs. Macke,
which are carried over till the January
term.
In the liquor cases the fnes are slcO
on FIRST count $125 on second ESQ on
third, and In this ratio for whatever
number there may be, Together with
thirty days in the county jan on the last
count except in cases wherein defend
ants pleaded guilty. TAe following were
the sentences In liquor cases in accord
ance with the above arrangement;
Vim. Cox, seven counts.
w. 8. Brewer, thirteen counts.
Dick Morgan, ten counts. and tnres
counts. q
Ed Gutekunst. three counts pleaded
guilty. ~ >E
j. BrsntlY. two cOents, pleaded guilty
Ben WheidOn, two counts, pleaded
guilty.
Also:
VIM. Cox for gambling, $3.50.
O. p. Str3ng for gambling, $3.50
pleaded guilty.
Elmer Genther, for assault with inten
to XII, two years in the penitentiary.
Charles Merchant, attempt TO commi
rape, one year in the penitentiarY.
Geo. Fuqua, horse stealing, one yea
In penitentiary.
Battle. grand larceny, one year ii
penitentiary.
AsWe 50 to press the court was listen
Ing TO q motion to dischargs W. q
suppe, Who was under arrest q
the instance of Rudolph Worllizer 6
Bro. of Cincinnati, Ohio. on charge O
fraud in the sum Of 81 300.
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BADGER CREEK NEWS.
By HOOsIER.

nOOe1Ah- r
REDEEsDAY, Dec. g. e
Corn shocking is almost through VITA,
Corn averages about forty bushels to It'd
acre. The crop is not as large . yield g
the farmers expected, and the price II 20
low that great many will borrow
money rather than sell IT Is to 20 cents
at the present time.
Our school ie progressing very finely
under the managemest Of p. D. slough
ton, who Is giving good satisfaction.
The literary society is also in full
blast, There are some good speakers
and Close points discussed on both sides.
Other schools are cordially invited to
attend on every Wednesday night.
There Is great deal of hunting and
shooting in the neck of woods on Sun
day and hereafter whoever 10 caught
trespassing upon farms with deg and
gan had better look leadle OUT;
T.B. Comfort hss lost several head Of
cattle He cannot account for il unless
they ate too much cane seed sown In his
STALK fleld. Mr. Nelson also has lost
several that we're in the same field.
There will he . glass ball shooting
match at Horton on the 24tb, and the
boys have commenced practising.
HaV will be in good demand in the
spring. John Love and P Simpkins
hare purchased . PR IS end are buY1ng
al the hay that comes within their
reach. and they are paying good price.
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NEWS FROM AEOsHO RArIDs.
BY WINFIELD.


TUESDAY, Dec. 8.
Harry White of Waco. Texas, is visit
ing with the White family.
10. Campbell shipped car load of
hogs from this place to Kansas City
Tuesday. The hogs averaged $50
pounds.
Miss Burkholder, sister OF our enter
prising townsman, ]. F. Burkholder, Is
visiting here.
Rev. Mr.. Lovejoy preached an excel
lent sermon to q fair-sized audience last
Sunday night. He breaches every alter
nate Sunday evening, beginning at 2
O'Clock p. m.
The revivel at the F. III. church is still
in progress.
P. Burton of Emporia will open up a
a barber shop next week in the building
formerly occupied by o. F. Richmond.
The Neosho Rapids school, helped by
a number OF people not connected with
the school, will give an entertainment
Christmas evening. The program will
consist of songs, dialogues, declams-
tiOns. tableaux and speeches. An ad-
mission fee of and 10 cents will be
charged, the proceeds to be put into the
treasury of the Neosho Rapids Sunday
school. You will regret it if you don't
attend our exhibits.
Mrs. F. r. Page was IN our village last
Wednesday.
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The Posrhouss, the Grav. ana victor,

The POsrhOuse, the Grave ana Victory
ASHORE, m-The Citizen publishes
the following facts: Ahram Beaver. an
inmate Of the Coles county. Illinois.
poorhouse, certifles that he suffered sew
eral years with the most acute rheuma-
tism. so that he could not labor, and
finally became so poor and prostraie he
WAS sent to the poOrhouse. The phy-
slcians there gave him up aud
said he must die. but, Is
a Lass chance, they tired Sc. ia
cobs Oil. A few applications gave relief
and by It's continued use he was enabled
to leave his bed. To this is added the
certificate of the superintendent, TO the
truth of the statement and to his belief
that the mans lite was saved by the use
of this great remedy.
Commenting upon the foregoing, the
Citizen says, edItOriallY as follows: We
are pleased to be able TO testify TO the
correctness Of. the above, as the case came
directly under our notice; anyone desir-
ing further information can correspond
with this off1cs.
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BARBECUE. BANoUEr. Ball.

The committee on preparation for the
stockmen's banquet and ball, to be he'd
on Thursday evening, January 1,
held another MEETING last night. They
appointed committees on program and
on bill of fare and attended to other
preliminary matters. just what
the complete details OF the arrangements
made by these aud committees previous
ly appointed is not II p orted, but enough
is known to give an idea OF the bigness
aud nature OF the affLIr.
On the afternoon of The day of the
event there will be an immense process
sion led by brass band. Ia the pro-
cession there will be a tame New Mexl-
can bear, brought by Chaplain Lutz,
who will be present to represent the
cattle interests of the Rio Grsude, and a
black bear from the Sierra Nevsdss, and
q team of four trained deer from Elf aso,
drawing carriage containing some of
the cattle kings attending the event, and
one hundred head Of fine cattle and
other thoroughbred stock, and numerous
carriages, containing the concourse of
stsckmen present.
The menu for the banquet following,
to be given at the Coolidge, is almost
endless, and cannot be exceiled in
America or on the face of this mundane
sphere. There will be meats of eli
kinds, from the North river shad to the
Rocky mountain bear Among the
barbecued cattle from which will be
taken delicious roasis, are MIR. F. Nc
Hardv's prize G .llOwaY steer, Here
ford, Shorthorn. Holstein, a Texas
long horn, and The 1900 pound calf
recently purchased by Mr.. Henning.
Select portions of fine fat Berkshire,
Jersey Red. Poland China and Ches. or
White, will assist 10 weigh down the
testal board. BesIdts the fish of the Sc q
and the beasts of the field. there Will be
birds Of the air and all manner of winged
fowls. There will be fruits of every
variety, California grapes, Florida
oranges, d. laware peaches, Kansas sp-
pies and endless Other fruits and foreign
figs and VIII at-ver else pleases the taste
of the epicure. The beverages for the
thirsty will comprise everything from
clear flowing stream of the Emporia
waterwoTks to the product of the vIne
clad. terraced Andalusian hills, allowing
always for legitimate procurement and
consumption.
Arrangements have been made to have
Chaplain LUZ, Captain Warren and r.
McHafdy on toatt-s, together with
others if these do not supply the de-
maud.
Invitations will be issued to all stock
men so far rs their names
can be obtained, and if, ptrchance, any
should be formally missed, they are ex-
pected TO be present, nevertheless
Further details will be made known as
they are developed.
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THE FEEn nonErn


just the Thlng for Cookinw Fssd for
Stock. Heating Vvassr, etc.
Charles II. Russell, the Sixth avenue
timer, has the agency for an improved
iced cocker-a simple conGriVance for
generating steam 70 be used In cooking
FOOD for stOckand heating water quick
~. The cooker" is substantially made
OF galvanized iron, and is warranted TO
give satisfaction. Call and see 1t in
operation.
The following testimonials from par
ties who have used the ''cookersn are
worthy Of note:
To whom IL may Concern:
/, the underslgnsd, being . stock
breeder for years, have fed and experi.
mented with cooked and raw feed, and
ind that can save 35 Der cent Of tOed
by cooking It; besides / gain 2J< 70 8
pounds OF pork per day, and have made
1913 pounds Of pork from one bushel of
corn. On enc lot OF % head or hogs I
use cooked feed altogether; and any one
that will give it fair trial will NOT be
without one II they will give Il fair
trial. IL has saved me many times its
cost already. Wishing you the best O!
success IN your enterprise, / am yours
tTcly, 1. L. WHIPpLE,
Breeder of Poland China Swine.
Ottawa, Kas., Sept. 81, 1884.
DEAR SIR have been using one of
the iced cookers for nearly ten months,
and have given it fair and thorough
J test, and have no hesitation In saying
| that It Is the best and only common
| sense steam generator that / have seen
1t Is simple. durable, and does the work
with very little fuel. / think there il
no swine breeder or feeder will be with
out one IL they will give IL fair trial
1t has saved me many times its cost Al
ready. Wishing the enterprise success
am, yours truly, 8. MCCULIoUaH,
Breeder of pure Berkshire Swine
| Ottawa, Kas, August. 1884
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PERSONAL MENTION.

w. C. Sheldon and family OF Grand
Haven. Michigan, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. 1. E. Lambert. They are en-
route to the coast whittier they will con.
tinue their trip in few days.
Charles F, Pierce of Chicago. for q
number of years a resident and promi
nent merchant in EmporIs. was greet
Ing1 many friends here Monday and
Sunday. Mr.. Pierce notes many
changes here since his removal in 1875
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OFFICERs APePo1NrED.


The executive committee OF the board
Of directors of the Central Kansas Live
Stock association IN the absence of re-
ports from the various counties have sp-
pointed vice presidents and directors as
follows: Chase county, vice president,
Samuel Bennett; directors John Min
mich and j. R BIackshire. Nor
rls county, vice president
F. Nj. Clay; directors, Thomas Higgins
and Andrew Hinchman; Greenwood
county, vice president. VIM. Martin
dale; directors, A. W. Scott and Henry
Jones; Coffey county, vice president,
T. L. Horrell; directors, Samuel Carter
and Mr.. Crandell; Usage county, vice
president, OrvIlle Nelson; directors, w
L. Smith and VIM. Miller; Wabaunsee
county, vice president, John Clark, i'll.
rectors, James Fields and Frank Kicker.
shGiser.
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PROHIBITION MASS CONVENTION.

TNAsMUCH IS call has been issued for q
state convention, to be held at Topeka,
x ansas, on the 18th inst. it beh0oves rs, as
Prohtbttionists OF Lyon county, TO Be ready
for action.
Therefore. q macs convention will be held
il the court house. 1t the city Of EmporiA, on
saturday. December 10. 1884, 1t O'Clock p.
m at which time and plscs . county cen
q al committee will be chosen, delegates
eleI ted to the State Prohibition convection
and other busine attended 10 that may
properly come before the meeting.
Now. then, ali temperance people, regard
less Of former political af1liatioHs are cor
daily aRd urgently requested 20 be present,
and take part in the deliberations OF this
convent!oL-the guiding principles Of which
are admirably and soFcibly set forth in the
platform of the late PittsburR assembly
The time has come when those who stan I
on the side of our homes az inst the unhal-
lowed and debauching influence Of the rum
trattic and its sympathiEeFs, must forever cat
themselves aloof from the old party ties, nd
step out boldly and agRressively for the cause
which all lovers OF gUOd government should
hasten TO bring about with malice toward
none. but charity for ALL :"
December 9, 1884
[SIgnedl HORACE HEWBERRY,
& r STONE
K. LEONARDSON
And Others.
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THE ACCIDENT TO CONDUCTOR
IRWIN.


IRWIN.
Saturday afternoon Conductor w. II.
Irwin of the SuBfioWer road narrowly
escaped being killed at FL Dorado. Mr..
Irwin had heavy tram coming west
and after doing bis work at FL Dorado,
be backed his train about hall
a mile to get good start up
the heavy grade He was no on
top of the caboOse when the train started
ahead and stood there watching that tn
crossing was clear. He was about to get
down and was looking mp toward town
when the caboose was passing under the
Walnut bridge. Being near the side of
the caboose his head came in contact
with brace OF the bridge, and knocked
him down. a brakeman caught him,
thus preventing his falling to the
ground. This saved his life. His
head is sorely hurt and his left
side is considerably bruised His hands
are also hurt. DR.. Mccoy attended to
him. HIS wounds are not dangerous.
He was UNCONSCIOUS for q long time He
was taken to the fremont in q hack on
the arrival OF bis train Wichita
Eagle
Mr.. Twins home was in Emporia,
aud he is well known and popular here.
Mrs. irwin has gone to Wichita, and
sends word that there are strong hOpee Of
his recovery and that he will be brought
to Emporis as soon as it is thought pru-
dent.
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A telegram has been received from
Missouri by Mr.. 81. McHardy for the
Galloway steer that he intends to have
barbccued for the Stockmen's banquet.
1t is wanted to be sent TO the New Or.
leans Exposition. Mr. McHardy says
IT Is good enough for the Exposition,
it is none too good for the feast here, and
has declined to part with It.
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GONE HOME.

George Fuqua, sentenced for horse
stealing; Chas. Leavitt and John Bat
tie, sentenced for grand larceny; Chas.
Marchant, sentenced for attempted rape /;
and Elmer Genther. sentenced for cut
ting with intent 20 kill, were taken to
the state penitentisry by Sheriff ]. H.
White and Deputy Waldo Worster
Monday. The officers return this
evening but the boys will make their
home there for a year or two.
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TIE YEAR.s WORK.

The Y. NJ. G. A Bible meeting in the
ASSOCIATION rooms in Adds block was
largely attended Sunday, there being
nearly one hundred present December
begins a new year in the association
work. During the past year the attend
ance at these Sunday afternoon meet
ings gradually increased, the average at
tendance being about seventy-five. The
general work and results for the year
have been gratifying and satisfactory,
and 1t Is hoped the ensuing year will be
yet better. ALI young men are invited
to lend q helping hand to the attainment
of this end.
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In response to many inquiries as to
where the calico dresses donated fer
distribution by the Ladies' Benevolent
society on the occasion of the recent
tharity ball are to be left, that Organiza-
cion requests the announcement thst
they may be left At the residence of 1.
Z. ParleY.
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BANoUEr.

The committee appointed by the Gem
raj Kansas Live STOCK association to com
plete arrangements for bali and ban.
quet, met on Saturday night. They de-
cided to have the banquet IS directed,
and appointed committees as follows:
Committee en- music Capt. s. B. War
rem, Col. Nation and Ed. S. Jewett.
Committee on Invltations-F. Nc.
Hardy, Daniel King, T. G. whitley and
Ed. 3. JeWstt.
& Committee on Reception-CoI. ]. W
Steele, 81. M. Mason, s. B. Warren, R
q. Burr aud W. N. D. Bird.
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A comnsriaon nf ,ha rarai,,,.

A comparison Of the receipts of the
Hotel Coolidge for November, "a, as
compared with November, SO. indicates
an increase of one-third in the amount of
commercial business In favor of the
month just passed. This fact should be
gratifying to the present management of
the hotel and also to others as being liz
dicatlve of an increase Of travel In
business lines and among prospectors.
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In digging well on Judge Bachel-
ler's ranch on Dow creek, about ten
miles north of the city. at . depth of
about ten feet from the surface = thin
strata Of coal was penetrated. The thick,
ness WAS only few inches but it de-
notes the presence there Of formations of
the cor boniIerous age.
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Publication Nnfina

As administrator OF the essste OF Caisk sfrSf-
ton; deceased, has aled hts pstlfIoa te sha
probate court Of Lyon county. Eausas ur~T
Ing. for an order for the sale Of Tot NO ii =
LAST street., u the city o. RmpOria. q asid
Sountys Iof the payment Of toe dsoes On Said
ing on kriasy: December 10, 1850, e 4 oIeiorH
p NJ, a. the once OF The probate iuSee 81 SS5d
county - which time and place said uefftiS,-,
VIII BE presented to said ennFt for aIIo1[saeo
AID application m aie for saia order A. 49,
W-zWks- JESSE ?. STR ATP0N.
Admtbistrsaor,
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Better rhan D,a...a.

aud of greater vslus.than ane gold Is !
great tonic and ren0xaaor like Kidney.
Wort. IL expels all POISONOUS humors
from the blood, times mp the system and
BY setting directly on the moss important
organs OF the body stimulated them %
healthy actiOn and restores health.
II has effected many marvellous cures
ana Tor all kidney diseases and ether
kindre troubles il is an inPeluable rem.
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The town clock doesn't truthfully
strike the hours. II IS tSo or three
strokes behind time. This is 8 siurce
of annoyance to the young ladies whnse
beaux think they are only sizl ing II ]
midnight. as we'll as TO business men
who regulate their going ami coming by
the sounds from the town clock.
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The postoface safe just received is one
of Halls standard. It is very large.
elegantly finished, and Is complete In
every detail. Within the man safe Is q
burglar proof vault. the sides and door
Of which are composed OF I've differently
tempered plates Of steel. The door of
this fits into mortises, into which it is
thrown by . lever hing, which is in
turn locked by the combination.
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what the COniinentaI Insurance Comma


ny ~ Doing
REcRrED OF CONTINENTAL IEsuR-
ANcE COMPANY, as damages by light
ming % school district No. % (Wells'
tord) $50 %. Gus. HURIBURr. CLERK.
4. EDWARDS. Treasurer.
The following Is q list of some of the
other losses paid:
George o. Bidges. BelOlf, Kansas,
-, W. Mack, Council Grove, Kansas.
Ks ssAcO, aS si, a. No. 3d. Lena Valley,
u. ], 8. DurbOrOw. Memphis, Kansas,
q; W. AlspAch. Axten, Kansas,
e, e: i. william. Marion, Kansas.
eIO6.o0.
School district No. SO, Columbus,
Kansas, q, o09.50.
T. j. johnson, Wade, Kansas, 81.
Cyrus Sullivan, Wichita, Kansas,
$e44 IL.
Z. II. add ]. R. Spencer. Reading,
Kansas, e615 "a.
Any honest loss Is paid from 81 up
without one particle of delay.
Farmers, Insure in the Old Reliable
Continental. Over one thousand losses
paid TO farmers last year. Capital
100000. I'D. BEAIs.
Agent for Lyon and adjoining counties,
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At st. Louie

At st. Louis.
ST. Louis. December TO-
HOGs-Active; light. 81 o0G4 10; packing,
s. 1894 25; heavy, 81 2S044O; receipts, i, 600;
shipments, 800
CATTLE Dull little more than local trade
receipts, 800.
FLoU2-Unch angel.
WaEAT-Actiye and higher; No. z red,
76x077c cash.
ORN-Higher; 3fiG24xc cash.
OATs-Firmer, but SLOW: 2lkc bid cash.
PROVISIONS Weak, with only job trade.
PORK-$Il 50 cash.
BULK MEATs-L Long. clear, IS IS; s-ort
ribs, s. rs; short clear s. on.
BACON Long clear 81 OOi short ribs, tx I;
short clear. 81 Blk.
LARD-NominAlIy, at 50 IS.
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Mary Morgan, who did not appear to
receive sentence Monday before beng
compelled so to do. was sentenced on
ten counts, the sum on each count being
on the same basis as in all the other
cases. Geo. Airhart, not mentioned
N onday, was sentenced on thirteen
counts.
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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 IN
expected charges. Interest payable
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Nnfiea


W. B; Luther, PLAINTIFF. vs.. S. q. Kansga De-
1endhnG
The Defendant IL hereby notified that
Charles Fletcher, q Justice of the Peace IN
and for the city of EnpOTia, Lyon county.
Kansas, on the 18th day Of NoVenl Der, 1874,
issued an order OF attachment Ia the above
cause against the goods Of the said Defend
ant, and that the trial OF said cause will be
heard on the 18th day of december, l0Ss, as Q
q. M, and 10 judgmeIt be rendered against
you your goods so attached will be advertised
and sold according to law, and the proceeds
thereof will be applied In satisfying Plain.
tits claim Of t67 90 and the cost.
W. ID. LUTHER
27S Is PlKfnff6
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27s IS
NOtlCa.
NOTICE.,
Brothers, PlainsiiKs, vs. s. e. KanazA,

Nation Brothers, Piaintifs, vs. s. e. KAnaxA,
Defendants.
The Defendant Is hereby Dotid.,d thai
Charles Fletcher q Justice OF the Peace in
and for the city OF EmpOria, Lyon county,
Kansas, on the 18th day Of November, I6SA
issued an order of attachment in the above
cause again the goOdS of che sGid Defend
heard on the 18th day OF Decrmbs ?, 1884 ri &
.. m, and IL Judgment he rendered agaIn.t
you your goods % attached will ~ advertised
and sold according te law, aud the prscAed1
& ereof Will be applied In satiGlyIns Plain
TIL Q claim of Sc and the costa.
NATION BROTHERS,
276tI6 p Efne -
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DIED.

The wife OF VsrDam Richards m Of
the Howard branch, died Tu' sday at II
O'Clock q. m. 81 Fullerton. The fun
erAl will take plsce at Fullerton IN Fri
day. Mr.. Richardson's friends regret to
hear Of his bereavement and extend sin
eere sympathy.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice ts hereby given TO the creditors ana
All others interested In the estete OF ~ iiIiaEa
hees, deceased, shat the ubdeFxIRned fntends
70 mske nnzl settleR ent Of said osfaGe - M
next term OF the probate court Of LVon
county. Kansas, commeacinS on he 60
Monday in January. 1885
S94 REFS DAzIs. Executor
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

Eotlee Is hereby given % the creditors ana
Aegsfhn. deceased. that the undersigGed II !.
ee16s 20 make anal settlement Of said estata
81 fbe next term o the probate con = ~
Lyon county. State Of Kansas. coHueaelSe
on the Arst Monday In January, A. d iseS.
Sot4 II " SPgkfToE
AdmInfssFatoF
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Brighter than the brightest, dainty as
dainty can be, sweeter than the sweetest,
lcvelier than the lOveliest, cheaper than
the cheapest and beyond any former
comparison are few OF the terms we
hear said Of our stock of childrens'
books. /. ID. Fox s. Co.
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NEW YEAR.s calls.

We wonder if the ladies will general
u keep open house on New Years day.
There has been little said upon this sub
ject a. yet, We believe, though . number
Of young gentlemen are tAlking about
making calls.