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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-04

Hon. Jacob Slotler, who has occupied
the position of editoE-in-chief of The
EMPoRIA NEWS for the past twenty six
years, has sold his interest-two. thirds
of the establishment-to Mr.. A. b. New
comb, OF Washington, d. c.. and has
purchased the Sumner County Press,
published At Wellington, this state. Mr..
Stotler's connection with tAis commu-
nifty has been OF such q nature
that his departure to another field of
labor cannot but occasion widespread
and sincere regret throughout this sec
tlon of Kansas, with whose history he
has been so honorsbly identified. He
has given the best energies of his life to
the development of a county whose
prosperity is so largely due 20 his efforts,
aud every evidence of growth and public
spirit in the city of Emporia stands as a
monument TO the untiFinR zeal and en-
terprise which he has shown during his
long residence in place which he has
seen grow from hamlet on the broad
prairie to a splendid trade center with
all the advantages of q young metrop-
oils. We do not think il is too much to
cay that no one man has contributed so
much toward making Emporia
what she is to-day as Mr..
Stotlsr, and we believe that the people
here fully appreciate the commanding
influence which he has exerted in the
advancement Of every measure which
has tended to promote The welfare of the
town, the county aud the state in which
he cherishes such just pride.
1t will mitigate to some extent the
pain which this separation will
cause, to know that Mr.. Stotler has
secured one of the best news.
paper properties in the state,
and that he leaves EmporiA sole
Iy in view of inducements which over
came his natural reluctance to ssYer
ing his association with people whom
he has every reason to regard with the
sincerest affection.
Mr.. Newcomb, the successor of Mr.
Stotler, Is an experienced journalist and
q man OF wide Information and gener-
Gus culture. He is q thorough, straight.
out Republican and will not only en-
deavor to retain the friends which THE
NEWS already has, but to win new
conquests for the paper. He
Will arrive in this city In about ten days
and We believe from what We know o.
HIM that he will make THE NEWS al
that its readers can desire.
Mr.. StoIler has taken possession o.
his new paper al Wellington, snd
is already installed as its editor
It affords US pleasure to learn that he II
happy in his new home, and that the peo
pie among whom he has cast his lot are
afording him every encouragement re
quisite to his entire success.
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27 PER CENT DIFFERENCE.
The Royal" the Strongest and Purest Bak
ing Powder

Our attention has been called to publica-
lions from the Price Baking Powder Co., the
obvious purpose of which was to rid themselves
Of the recent exposure of the inferiority or low
test OF Baking powder manufactured by that
house.
AS to whether the Price baking powder
is equal to the ''Royal," the facts are that when
the cans were purchased on the open market,
and examined by Prof. Chandler, of the New
York Board of Health, the report revealed the
fact that Prices powder contained twenty
seven per cent less strength than the ''Royal"
When compared in money value, this diff
ference would be as follows:
One pound can Royal Baking Powder
worth SO cents.
Onepound can Prices worth SO cents.
The Royal Baking Powder Company
have been fighting for years past to break up the
practice of substituting Alum, Phosphate, Lime
etc, as cheap substitutes for cream Gartar. as
well as short weights, and low test in baking
powders and the stop thief cry will not deter
us from pointing out all who are engaged in the
netarlous business Of palming upon the public
cheap orlnjurious baking powders at the same
price atwhich pure and wholesome article is
sold
The Royal Baking Powder has the ommen-
datlon OF the most noted chemists in the country
for it's purity and freedom from any substance of
an injurious nature, being manufactured from
grape cream tartar, in which lime exists
j. G. HOAGLAND, Prest,
Royal Baking Powder Co.
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THE COLLEGE OF EMpoRIA

The first term of the second year OF the
College I Of EmpOria' opened Tuesday
IN a manner which affords cause for
coDgratulaiion to ali the friends of that
institution Of learning. The enrolment
to-day was between thirty and forty stu
dents, and this will be increased mater
tally before the close of the week.
The new members of the faculty-Prof.
II. Ri. Kingery and Miss M. Elizabeth
Abbot assumed their duties and promise
TO advance the already excellent stand
ard of instruction attaIued at the college
last year,
Encouraging and appropriate adj
dresses were made by Revs. j. r. HendyI
Il. Macksy and w. c. Snodgrass, all oil
whom commended in the warmest tcErk
the sims and purposes of the institution.
and the grand work which 1t has al
ready accomplished.
The day was consumed in classifying
the students, and by tomorrow the
teachers will be prepared 10 hear recita-
tons. The term commences with sure
omens of success, and It should
be- the pL asure as it is the
privilege OF the people of
EmPoFia. and of he state OF Kansas IN
contribute To the ap-5uilding and the
prosperity sf III Enterprise which con-
templates the promotion nl higher eiu-
cation In this part nf the great west-
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CATTLE SALE.-This is for you and all
your neighbors, and is a rare opportunity
70 get good graded cattle.
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1884,
At our ranch on the Neosho river, two
miles directly south of Americas, and
one and one-half miles west of Mrs. \.
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 Sis steers
-tEoSyeAroid stesFs and heifers, yearlIng
X aleers 1and heifcrs, fat cows,
r. and two - halEblood Hereford
cows. Tha cows sand heifsrs
are with calEmostly by Aiu-ulood Hol
stesn bull, the balance %, Q fshors horn
bull Il. %+.<f 1t-- - f-
TERMS OF SALE--Alr sums under sos
cash., All amounts over $25, three
months time will be given, without in
terest If paid at maturity : Otherwise ter
per cent'per anhum from date OF sale, OF
3 six months'time. Only ;bGnksbls note,
or secured paper will be taken
Il. ID. Fox & Co., Prop'rs.
PRUVN & BARTON, Auctioneers.
There viii be free lunch at 10 o'clocl
sharp. Plenty OF shade and water TO
man and beast, Come over and take
holiday.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Mr.. j. q. Burnett has purchased the
insurance business of NJ. L Samson and
associated with him as partner Mr. NJ.
Abernethy, of St. Joseph, Mo. Mr..
Barnett will remove his office in a few
days to the room lately occupied by Mr..
Samson. Mr.. Samson, we understand,
accepts the position of special agent for
one of the companies he has represent
| ed.
Mr.. S. p. Chase, of the late firm oil
WilIett s. Chase. has purchased the H.
terest Of his partner, and will conduct
the business at the present stand. We
wish Mr.. Chase. continuance of the
good patronage enjoyed by him and Mr.
| Winett,
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EXCLUSIONS RATES.

For The opening OF the st. Louis Ex-
position and Trades Procession, the
Missouri Pacific will sell excursion
tickets 70 st. Louis and return. Stptem.
Der 2odtO the Sth inclusive, at one fare
.-S1115-fOr the round trip. and during
the continuance Of The exposition will
self On the following dates at one and
one,shird OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
10-19-as and 80. October salt
and wIfl limit the tickets to Elk days IL
each case.
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AT WORK AGAIN.
The Normal Opens for the Year With
Splendid Prospects Of Success
Mondays Daily.


The quiet which has reigned IN and
about the Normal since the close of
that institution Tor the summer vacation
In June, was broken this morning by the
CHEEKY greetings Of students and teach
ers, and visit to that popular place Of
learning to-day disclosed a scene
Of activity which was more
than encouraging to contemplate.
The members of the fac
ultY have all enjoyed delightful vaca-
tons, but they unite In saying that there
Is no place so dear TO them. after all, a
Emporia, and that no recreation is so IN
VitiDg as work IN the Normal.
There was noticeable this morning
quite sprinkling OF old students bu!
the large majority of former attendants
will not be in before Wednesday, when
the first recItatiOns in the advanced de.
partments will be heard. The number oil
applicants for admission ID
unusually large and embraces
students from all parts of the state
Some work was done this morning in
the Kindergarten, Model and Prepare
tory departments, all of which are start
ing off with large enrollments. The
time of the faculty, however, was main
lY occupied in examinations, which will
continue until Wednesday.
The representation from the city il
exceptionally large, and the different
school districts throughout the county
furnish this year generous quota OF
students. President Taylor was
surrounded in his Office all morn.
ing by an eager crowd of applicants
for admission, and dispatched the large
amount of work on his hands with that
singular ease and composure which
adds 50 greatly to his efficiency as the
presiding officer of the institution.
Prot. Wilkinson, the successor OF
Prof. B. T. DaYis, in the preparatory
department, assumed his duties this
morning, and entered upon his work in
manner which proclaims him a valu
able acquisition to the faculty.
There were lwenty-seven little folks in
the Kindergarten, and with a new sand.
pan and other additions to the furniture
of the department, Miss kaufman will
be better equipped than eyer for teaching
the young idea how to shoot.
The efforts put forth in behalf of the
school by President Taylor and his ar.
dent corps of assistants during the sum-
mer vacation is bearing fruit, and it is
entirely safe TO say that the Normal is
entering upon the most prosperous year
of It's existence
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

A Sunday School convention was held
at BitlertOwn Sunday under the aus
pices of the Sunday School Union. An
audience gathered to participate in the
ceremonies. A beautiful day with a cool
breeze rendered the time as favorable a
one as could be desired. There were
two sessions. one In the morning at 10
O'Clock, and one in the afternoon at 3.
Col. Flory, Messrs. Eastman, Burton and
Miller, of this city we're present and &C.
cupied the time and rostrum. Colonel
Flory's address especially is very highly
spoken of.
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PERSONAL MENTION

J. w. Morgan and wife returned Tues
day from Wales.
d. G. Allen and wife have gone to the
Bismarck fair at Lawrence.
Luther Rees, of Kansas City, is in
town and will remain for a week.
John Carver Is enjoying a visit from
F. K. Patterson, an old schoolmAte.
Misses Annie Ray and Lucy Ross, of
Eagle creek, have entered the Normal.
Miss Eta Siocum has returned and
has begun her duties with Mr.. latham
Woung Lee went to Newton Sunday
to see Kar Sin a Chinese laundry man OF
that place.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Rasmussen was buried Tuesday in Ma
pie wood cemetery.
]. II. Hiser, of Cambridge City, Ind,
Is in the city visiting Mrs. Daniel Camp
bell, of this city.
f. A. Craise, from Center University,
KY, has arrived and will enter the Col
lege OF Emporia as freshman.
Mrs. E. Upton and her daughter, Miss
Eta, from Olathe, are visiting her son,
T. j. Shepard, g conductor on the Santa
Fe.
Edward Roberts. of Dunlap, is visit.
ing at the residence of Uncle John
Craig, and is rapidly improving in
health.
Major J. NJ. Crowsll was IN the city
Monday and inspected matters ut the cost
office in connection with the recent rob
berry.
T. II. Riddle, wife and child and Mrs.
f NJ. Gouber, of Terre Haute, are in
the city, with a prospect OF locating
here.
Miss Dorothy Owens, who has been
quite i'll OF typhoid malaria for several
weeks, is recovering slowly from her in.
disposition. -
Mr.. Geo. Clark has severed his con-
necuon as manager of thel Hotel Cool
idge and has been succeeded by AIr
4 Chet. Q. Chase.
/ Ii affords us pleasure to note the en-.
ployment again OF Douglass KretsinseI
as messenger of the Union Telegraph
company in this city. st'
]. A. NeSlin, who has for 50 many
years lived on bis farm near the fan
grounds, has moved to the city and
taken up his residence at No. So Neoshc
street. n rr.t-.r r.r.s o.
DIR. and Mrs. Moore, accompanied by
their daughter Miss Ida, and niece Miss
Halle SOdon, returned from their sum.
mer's vacation In the Rocky mountains
this noon. ~ f
TT. Price and wife have returned
from Excelsior Springs, Missouri and
we are graufied to learn that the health
OF Mrs. Price has been benefited liy her
soiourn at that health resort.
+ Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jones. of Salida
Colorado. are in the city visiting rele.
tlYes. Mr.. Jones Is master mechanic OF
the Denver s. Rio Grande shops at Sa.
Ida. They will return by the last OF
the month.
MIR. ID. j. Stoddard and wife, lately OF
Waitsfeld, W., have located in Emporia
Miss Susie Lester, of Agnes City,came
down with Miss Mary Edwards to visit
there awhile. e
t. E. White. representing M. B,
Atwaicr s Co, Wisconsin lumber deal
eSs. favored Us with a cali Monday. He
is cousin of A. w. Slubbs, of this city.
End thinks of making EmporiA his
headquarters.
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FROM CHICAGO MOUND.
CHICAGO MOUND, Sept, Q, 1s

CHICAGO MOUND, Sept, 3, 1884.
w. G. Holiday has been employed TO
teach our school in place of ]. M.LlOyd ,
resigned. The board pay him $45 per
month. School commences the first
Monday in October.
Miss Minnie Madaris, who has been
spending the summer at ParkerViIIe,
Kansas, was welcomed home last week.
She started to the Normal the LIST. inst.
A few OF our citizens attended the
speaking by Jesse Harper last Saturday
evening. =
Myers Townsend will teach at the
Snediker schOo. the coming winter
Mrs. David DAVIS is expected home
from Pennsylvania this week. :.
Wheat SO wing is now under full head
way. A large acreage will be sown.
WINFIELD. 3
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EXCLUSION TICKETS.

The A. T & s. r. r. r. will sell
round-trip tickets as follows.
Sept lisa TO 9Th. Inclusive, TO Bismarck
Fair. - Is; good to return on or before
Sept 9Th.
Sept I'd tn 9Th: inclusive. 70 st Louis
$l1.15; grSOd 20 return within six day
from date of sale.
Sp.- OH 70 Oct. 81, st. Louis, $I49O;
good to rItuFn within six days from dale
of sale.
Oct 81 to Oct nth. Inclusive, s.,
Louis, s1I15; good % return within SIX
days from date Of sale.
Sept 7th To 18Th. Topeka Fair, 81 70
including One admission 20 fair, and
g,pOd To return on or before Sept. 18th
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

THE PRICES AT TRADE CENTEKA
The kansaA City Live SsocK MarksI u Re
ported esOecIAilv for The DAILY
SEws every Afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER & co.
Rooms IS and 2A Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. September Q.
CATrLB-Receipts 1859; market weak ;
S0irc lower Tor all grades. especially Texas
Iioes-R Receipts 4,2I5; market weak
heavy, So ac9se 40; mixed IS 05Gi6 %;
lights IS S0C6t8 %.
The Daily indicator Eepore: Wheat-Rs-
eeipts, %. m shipments, 30 800. in store aB9
rs; market weaker; No red cash
aAieS at OK; October sales at g.; No
yemoer e5h bid 6S% askedi No. soEt each
CoRN-Reeeipts, Ie, z6i; shIpments, 61Is:
In store, 1880; market weaker; No. mixed
cash sales at 40H bid 40X asked: October
SeS BID 81 asked; November sales at 81
ssked tao yesr y bid = asked; May sales
81 q bid 81 asked No. white mixed
6Ars-Ee. cash "a bid 2aX aaked.
RYE-NominaI
ESas-Firm 1t Isc perdoz candled
BUTTEH-UnchanR ed.
HAX-Fanoy small baled So co.
PRoVIsIoHs-unehaDEed
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The funeral ot Mrs James c. Hall
bTIef mention of whose death vas made
in THE News Tuesday, took place yss
iesdsy IrtHn the family residence at No.
SIS Congress stTee's and the large attend
snce wAs an inpr ssive tribu TO the
many virtues Of the deceeeI.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


EDITOR NEWS Please allow me
space in your paper IN announce myself
q candidate for the Office of representa-
tive Of the Sixty fist district. vice ia
cob SlOtlCT, Withdrawn. Should the
people Of the district confer up N me the
honnr 20 witch / aspire / can promise
this: THAT however deficient I may be
in other qualifications for the office,
! will bring To IL, If chosen,
IN bnrst desire to do my whsle duty,
and, think, a fair shNTe of energy and
perseverance, to back my int ntion.
am q Republican. true and tried, and
simply ask the endorsement of my Re
publican. friends of the Sixty first dis.
trict by their convention and at the bal
lot box. Respectfully.
g. 8. W. LEWIS.
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QUICK WORK.

Last Sunday at 8 O'Clock Postmaster
Murphy and his energetic corps of as
sisiants commenced the removal of the
fixtures Of the Office TO the loom on the
opposite side of the street, recently oc-
cupied by the Grange storo,
and Monday morning by the time
for the opening of the mail, the boxes
were all in position and everything was
in tirst-class order. The neatness and
dispatch with which this change was &C.
complished, without any Inconvenience
to the public reflects the highest credit
upon Mr.. Murphy and his efficient force
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Pillsberry's best is the best.
sale of Roo,s- SINE. E,e

For sale by q. NJ. Henderson & 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 aud in splendid order. Apnly tC
q. M. Henderson II Co, Chicago, iii, OF
to j. IL. uInkle, Emporia, Ras.
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WRnNRsnAr Scn, !:

"S0HASOAIs OCPb ..
Edward Ii. Goodman was admitted
to the Tar upon a certificate from the
supreme court OF Indiana.
Samuel w. Dazzling Eas admitted "a
the bar upon certificate from the So
preme court OF Indiana
Henry s. Abbott We. Lucinda Abbott
decree OF divorce granted.
VIM. A. Glow vs. Wilbur p. CIov; de
cree Of divorce granted.
James H. Carver vs.. Ellen Carver; de-
cree of divorce granted.
A b. SymDs vs.. the EmPorIa Mercsn.
tile company Judgment foE defrzdaui
Scholten & Co., for $23S-2O.
State OF Kansas va RteF Ellington
defendant Discharged By she county At
torney upon The paymens of The costs.
Ths bond of B. r. Vaaostron, ehsrg-
ed with obsaioiBE monsy under false
pretences, was forfeited to-day.
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=
= To Stock Men.

To Stock Men.
Nothing is better for live stock than
ThorleY's Food. Read what q we'll
known firm has to say Of it:
SoUTH BEND, Ind, Sept ID, 1888.
Thornley, FooD Co, Chicago.
Gentlemen: We cheerfully express 70
you our commentators of your Thorley
Horse and Cattle Food. We have used
neariY-l 200 pounds IN the past two
years for 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 1t in good condition
Yours truly,
STUDEBAKER Bros. MIRO. Co.
Thorley's Food is for sale by Dale &
Son, Sixth avenue, east OF News Office,
Emporia, Kansas.
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DISTRICT COURr

IUBOAYt 81 pt. 2.
The September term Of district court
convened to-day with Judge Graves on
the bench.
The docket was called and an assign
ment Of cases wss made.
= Among other business transacted uas
the admission to the bar of John L.
Dorsey. late of Kentucky.
A decree of divorce was granted 10
the case of Vim. Scott vs.. Ellen Scott
In the case OF the estate of John Nc
Lean VS.. the Missouri Pacific railroad,
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
IN the sum of S2.000.
A number of CIVIL cases were settled
and some dismissed.
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81 Have SuRsredP'
With every disease imaginable for the
last three years. Our
Druggist, T. J. Anderson. recommend
ing
"Hop B,tters" to me,
0sed two bUttIesI
Am entirely cured. and heartily re-
commende Hop Buffers To every one
.. ID. Walker, BuckDer, No.
Token of the great appreciation
have of your Hop
- ,BittsrE was anlictcd
Win ISfammatoTY rhcumatis mil!
For nearly
Seven years. and no medicine seemed
TO do me any
9OOdnl
Until tried two bottles of your Hop
to day as | ever was. 1 hope
You may have abundant SUCCESS"
In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone! wishing TO know
more about my curel
Can learn by addressing me, Z H
Williams, 1Io3 10th street, Washing
ton, d. G
- consider y"uF
ls@knC-A4 AAG O~1<E EClHe1y IN G1tsbGnCC
FOR Indigestion, kidney
and nervous debility. have JUST
Returned
From the south IN fruilIess search
for health, and ind thai your kitteFs are
doing me more
Good
Than anything else;
A month ago | was extremely
"Emaciaiediir
And SC rceIy able to walk. Nav /
am
Gaining strength. and
SFI1sb!''
And hardly a day passes bu. X h4,
am
comfiimented on nv impraYei appear
an se, and il Ie all due 10 Hop
BilteTsi ] Wickliffe Jacksoo,
Wilmington, Del
DNoDe genuine without = bunch ot
green Hops on the white label Shun all the
vile poisonous stuff with '.lIOp'' or Hops.
IN their name.
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ACCoMMoDArIoN TRAIN.

Commencing Thursday mnf6ing, Sep
tem6er en- accommodation train VIII
be run on the Santa Fe road between
EmpOria and Kansas City. Il will
leave this place at :55 3. m and arrivu
At Kansas Ciiy II 8 80 a m RetuEnisg
it will leave Kansas City Al 5:45 b. m,
and arrive at EmporlA 1t II 20 p m.
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Inanrnnna NntIna

Having disposed Of my Insurance bus
mess TO Messrs Burnett s. Abernethy,
who will continue the same IN all iIs
branches. i bespeak for them continu-
ance OF your patronage for the new firm
who will be pleased TO see all old pat
rons and rs many more new ones Ct their
office, corner of Fifth avenue and Com
mercial streets, with Scott s. Lynn.
n. L. SAMSON, Agent for
German ms. Co., of Freeport, Ill.
Westchester Inns. Co., of New York.
Glen Falls Ins. Co., Of New York.
National Ins. Co, OF New York.
Union lbs. Co, Of Californis.
Queen Ins. Co., of Liverpool.
London Ins. Co., of London.
Northwestern Ins. Co., OF Milwaukee
Mechanics Ins. Co, of Milwaukee.
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II the tesIimony of thousands Of the
beat hOusekeepeFs in cur land is 10 be
believed. there arc not any fisvoring Ak
tracts IA the market worth half so much
as Dr. Prices Special FlavoTiugs. They
need no Recommendations from Us
Let DIR. Prices Vanilla, Lemon, or Nee
teTi1e FiavGrs once be used and they will
always be- used.
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Auctioneertng.

John Bay will respond TO calls for
auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at ms grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay Is we'll known
TO many our readers as an experienced
Auctioneer, having spent years at the
business ana has conducted great mum
Der Of public sales In this community
during the past fourteen years.