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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-25

Following Is list of delegates TO the
convention, elected Saturday.

EolAo"inR Is list OF delegates 70 the
convention, elected Saturday:
First WARDS 3 Riggs, John Wells
] K Walkup, 81 G Whitley, Jacob Tay.
Tor, b Warren, @ w Cleaver. "
Ewing, J Ashley, B r Romaine. r n
EdmislOns John . Jones, r w EIstun.
David Upton, A G LAkin, e E Row.
land.
Second Ward-W H HolIInesworth
Q @ Martin, r w Jeremy, J d Camp,
BELL ID J Jones, @ Feist, James Far
rell, Q B Hawkins, ] 81 Henderson,
Thomas 81 Bellemy, Jackson File, Geo
Williams, D s Bill. L II Keys.
Third Ward-T johnson, y A Young,
W b Luther, Charles Schneider, L ii
Carter, Major Wilcox, Jesse Crosslin. 8
E Northington, p ] CsrmichseI WIN
Bennett, E Lambert, Joe Hess. Philir
Dudley, L b Page, D w Morris.
Fourth Ward-L B kellogg. Z Dor.
ton, A s Smith. L r Vernon, Il ] FIen,.
ing. John Allen, j Fl White. E Beck
A Wells, VIM Adds. W J Carney, "
A Smith.
At the East Side primaries the follow
ing delegates were elected:
P P Hilierman, z PeYton, 81 Il Gray
Eli Fowler, James Stafford, G4eorge Nc
Hardy, VIM Russell, james Doyle, o
DAYS., + g Hallberg, Walter Wright,
g KeaD, Dave May, @ 8 Wheeling, DavC
Parker, w Gauze, ] r Maddox.
The following delegates were elected
at the west side primaries:
wv Feighan, r n Overstreet, ] T
Moon, W r Hobbs, w W Hibben, Val
McColloch, VIM Humphrey, Evan I
DAVIS, Clinton Keller, II F Meyer LIE,
Wright, o K Miller, Benz Prichard, 4
L Harris, Scott Kuntz.
Pafty's Mill-Wm Garner, Chas John
son, Jr. Chas johnson, Sr, Jacob G
Schoeck, A c. Baker, Theo. Powell, G
w. Williams.
Plymouth. n. Parker, A. Coates
Milton Lindley, e. P. Moon, G. G. Claw
son, John johnson, A. 3. Moon.
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FROM COUNCIL GROVE.

CoUECIL GROVE, Kas., Sept. %.
The RiGhtley house at this place was
entered by burglars last night and sever
al of the dodgers robbed. DIR. II. F. Da-
Wis lost about $25 in money and valua-
BILE gold watch and chain. A reward of
$25 has been offered for the arrest of the
burglars, but as yet no arrests have been
made.
Arrangements for the Morris county
fair, to be held here next week, are near
ly completed and big time is expected.
r. d. T.
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Worse Than the Bepdsrs.


OTTAWA, Kan, Sept 23.-One of the
most atrOciOus crimes ever committed
in Franklin county or anywhere has
Just come 10 light. The neIghbors OF
James Waterman, who lives east of Lar
more station, in this county, were sum.
moned to lay out the corpse of Frankie,
8 SOD of Waterman, aged 6 years, who
had died at 4 o'clock Wednes-
day. These neIghbors found, on
examination, that the child was hor-
ribly bruised, and that the flesh at the
throat was neatly cut to the jugular vein
They notified DIR. BIrney, a neighborIng
physician, who examined the child and
expressed the opinion that death had
been caused by maltreatment. He sent
word to the coroner.
The inquiry was continued until 80
O'Clock, when a verdict was-rendered
that deceased came to his death
AT THE HANDS OF HIS SISTERS,
Bessie and Carrie, aged respectively IS
| and z. Bessie, on the stand, freely ad-
mitted her guilt. She said she hated
the child, aud wanted It dead. She had
been told by her mother, now dead.
that 1t was only her half brother
The crime was committed in a fiend-
ish manner. The two girls had tied q
rope around the little boys neck aud
dragged him about the premises until il
had nearly cut his throat They had
| also beaten him over the bowels with a
plow clevis, and when. PROSTATE on the
ground had jumped on him
The eldest girl will be held on q
charge of murder. Just about a year
ago another inquest was held at Water.
mans on the body of his wife, nee Mrs.
Fredericks.
A CONFESSION.
The two Waterman children now con-
fined in the county Jail, have made
full confession. They EXHIBIT
ed their bodies, which show that
they, themselves, have been cruelty dealt
with, and now claim that their brother
John, II years old. and their father and
step-mother did the killing. The Off
GERS are now in hot pursuit and the entire
family will be in Jail by z O'Clock to-
night. Guards have been stationed at
the Jail to prevent Judge Lynch from
officiating,
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BLAINs AND LOGAN CLUB

A roustng meeting was held At Norris
Hall Monday and many features Of the
campaign were talked over and decided
upon, and especially Of the coming Re
publican rallies.
The grand rally arranged BY the state
central committee for EmporIs, Is TO be
on Saturday, October II. In the mean
time there viii be local city and county
rally here Thursday, October 9. Prior
to this last it was arranged to have the
rallies at Hartford, Americas. Reading.
Plymouth, and every other point in the
county where speakers can be placed,
next Saturday evening being set for the
Reading meeting. and Colonel ]. W.
Feighan and others appointed as speak
era.
It was urged that the fambeau club
and all other persons who can go, attend
the rally of Council Grove. on Saturday,
October 4, and also thst at Strong City
on Tuesday, September 80, the clubs OF
both these places having promised TO re-
ciprocate by . full attendance at the
grand rally here on October II. Com
mittees were appointed TO confer with
the railroad authorities to procure spe-
ctal rates to these neighboring meetings
President Taylor and Secretary FIetch.
er were authorized TO appoint sub com.
mittees to prosecute the work of the cam.
paIgn in the various townships, and
WARE alo0 suRh0etzad 4o arpan0a 16a 10
tails OF the meetings TO be held over the
county between October 2, and II. The
| club adjourned to meet on next Monday
evening Judging from the whirl of in.
terest in the meeting last night there
will be Republican cyclone In Lyon
county, taking everything Its own way
and spreading general CONSERVATION
among Democratic leaders through Dem
ocratIc rank and file, only abatIng Wher
the calm that follows will give oppor
tunity To wipe the dust from their eye
and look out upon Republican victory
Col. David Taylor offered the use o.
his room, No. 5, in the Masonic Temple
as Republican headquarters during tbs
campaign, which offer was accepted
the design beng to use the room fol
committee meetings and all general cam
paign business, and as a place wher'
Republicans from the city and county
will be at home and all visitor
welcome.
Several names were added to the com
mittee to solicit campaign funds.
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PERsoNAL MENTION.

Mrs. CHARLES Vickers, from Cahola
creek, Is IN town trading Tuesday.
Miss Lou Blrdsall has returned from
two months trip TO Iowa and Illinois.
Jehn Bradford, of Denver. Colorado
has been rendered a position with G..
W. Newman s. Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. McGovern, OF
Orion, ILL.,, are visiting the family of Mr.
George McCandless.
The many friends OF VIM. Clark are
rejoiced to see him once more at his
place of business.
Col. A. NJ. FlOry has returned from
Ottawa, where he made a political
speech Saturday night.
Ex-Commissioner ]. E. Jones, of Ne
Osho Rapids, gave THE News Office q
pleasant call Tuesday.
Wesley Pickett, of Winchester, Ind,
Is visiting A. L. Harris, and will proba-
bly, locate in Emporia.
Miss Ellen Plumb started for New
York Tuesday. to be gone three or four
weeks purchasing her holiday goods.
Mr.. A. j. Baker, city engineer, has
been confined to the house the past two
weeks by a severe attack of rheumatism.
VIM. E. Jones of Middle GreenviIle, N.
Y, who has many friends in Emporis,
is In the city and will remain tor some
time.
Ira Loughlin left on the cannonball
to-day for an extended visit to friends
and relative in or near the cities of Chi
cagO. Illinois, Montreal and Quebec,
Canada,
Miss Attick and Mrs. 81 Parkman left
yesterday for Philadelphis, to be gone
for several weeks. Miss Attick will
probably remain.
Harry Hngeley has returned from the
Wiser ranch, where he has been rusticat-
ing for a couple OF weeks. He was
taken very i'll of ague and was compelled
to come to town. Harry Is now quite a
granger.
G. w. Hudson and wife, of Waukegan,
Ill, accompanied also by his mother
and brother, arrived IN Emporia Fri.
day, and are the guests of NJ. 8. Piper,
who is brother of Mrs. Hudson. Mrs.
Hudson will be remembered as Miss
Hattie Piper, graduate of our State
Normal of the class of 1875.
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SAM. sLUssER, Auctioneer.


PUBLIC SALE.-I will offer for sale at
my farm, four and half miles north.
west of Emporia, on Allen creek, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l, 1884,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the
following property: 3 head of three
year old steers, 10 head of two-year-old
steers. head ofyearling steers, 10 head
OF steer calves, 20 head OF good mich
COWS, 2 fat cows, 8 two -year-old heifers,
Q one-Year-old heifers, z heiiers calves,
1 good grade bull, 10 fat hogs, 6 stock
hogs, 20 pigs, 8 sows with pigs by their
sides, / good boar, good pair of bay
horses, black team three and four
years old, 2 black mares with foal, 1
One-year-old FLY, 100 tons of hay, 20
acres of corn, 200 bushels OF wheat, 80
bushels OF oats, all my farming tools,
and other things too numerous to men
lion.
TERMs-The three-year- old steers and
fat hogs Will be sold for cash; on the
balance OF the property, all sums of 80
and under, cash; all sums over $40, a
credit of eight months will be given on
bankable paper, with interest at ten per
cent JOHN @. DAVIS, Erryd Farm.
L. A. PRUYN, AuctIoneer.
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BASKET SOCIAL

The Baptist social held at the resi-
dence OF T. H.. Lewis Friday was well
attended and patronlzed. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by all, and the neat
little sum Of $40 was realized for the I'M
fortunate Samuel Ssmuels, who lost an
arm recently by the railway accident.
Judge r w. Eistun covered himself
with glory in the manner in which be
sold the baskets of eatables. some bring
ing as high as $295. The Judge is an
accomplished auctloneer.
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You are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters.
am prepared to offer you special induce
ments, especially for butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York store,
Dunlap, Kas-, you will get full value.
N. AMsBAUGH.
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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 his grocery on
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Bay is we'll known
to many our readers as an experienced
suctioneer, having spent years at the
business aud has conducted a great mum
Der of public sales IN this community
during the past fourteen years.
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AuctiOneer, successor to ii. w
Pearsall. Public sales OF all kinds VIII
be given prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience in The
auction business he bespeaks an exten.
sive patronage which he will endeavor
70 merit by satisfaction to all customers
Headquarters at the Central stables, Em
poria, Kansas.
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Insurance Notice.

Having purchased the insurance bust
ness and good will OF Mr.. n. L. Sam
son, we are now prepared to carry on the
same in all IT'S branches. We represent
some of the strongest and best compan-
les In the United States, and can offer
all the advantages and facilities of low
est current rates, combined with perfect
security aud prompt settlement of losses
We still occupy the old office, corner
Fifth avenue and Commercial street,
with Scott & Lynn, attorneys).
q
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IA EDssrprisInr, Reliable House.

B. WheIdon can always be relied upon
not only 10 carry 10 stock the best of eV-
eFything, but secure the agency for such
articles as hsVe well-known merit, and
are popular with the people, thereby sus-
tanning the reputation of being always
enterpFising and ever reliable. Having
secured the agency for the celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
will sell it on positive guarantee. II
will surely cure any and every affection
OF the throat. lungs and chest, and 70
show our confidence, We invite you to
call and get trial bottle free.
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Publication Notice.
LvND oEEIoE A. TorEkA. K..sA !.

August Il, 1854
Notice Is hereby given that the following
DaE1el settler has aled notice Of his insen-
fioa 70 make dlal proof In support Of his
ella N, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the elert of the district court OF Lyon
county ksEses. 81 En- Porias Kansas, on FRI
day. October 10Th. 1884, via: sadie Hawkins,
on HcmesfeSEi 4 SIS for the southwest x OF
II east
She names the following Vii Besses 20 prove
her contfna0Gs residence upon and cultiva-
tioa OF, said liant viz: W 3. Loomis, E1aeette
W aaSrmen, H. a. kObinsOa, and u ". HsW-
kins, Of EmpOTiA. Kansas.
s4t6 =. USHER. Register.
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Merited Praise.

The universal praise bestowed upon
Kidney-Wort As an Invaluable remedy
for all disorders of the kidneys, liver
and bowels. is well meFited. It's virtues
are universally known and its cures are
reported on all sides. Many obstinate
cases have succumbed 70 it aftcr they
had been given up by the doctors and q
thorough treatment will never fail tn
cure. Sold by druggists. See adv't.
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BURNETT s. ABERNErn

For SALE-A 40-acre farm seven
miles from Emperia, all fenced, ter
acres In cultivation, good spring and
well, stables and crib, $50 bearing ap
pie trees, 800 young peach trees, stone
house of five rooms, fifteen acres bottom
corn to go with the place; all for 81 200
on easy terms, and possession given i'm.
mediately. NEWS LAND AGENCY.
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PROJECTIONS sECURIrYn INDEX
NaTKHHa


PrOmPe and Liberal settlement of LOas.
- Assured.
We offer TO our patrons and the pub.
lie all the advantages that good, first.
class, reliable insurance affords. We
represent only the very best and strong
est financial companies, and do an ex.
elusive insurance business, and oul
patrons can rely upon having their poll
cies written up clearly, carefully and
correctly and their interests guarded
with fidelity. Prompt and liberal set
tlement of losses is special feature o.
our companies.
BURNETT q ABERNETHY,
Agents.
German Ins. Co., Freeport, Ill.
Northwestern Ina Co., Milwaukee.
Mechanics Mutual, ms. Co.,
Westchester Ina. Co., New York.
Glens Falls. ms Co.,
Queen ms. Co., Liverpool.
London Assurance Ins. Co., London.
Providence Washington ms. Co., o
Providence, r. I.
Merchants OF Newark, N. J.
Western Assurance Of Toronto, Can.
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TUESDAY. Sept 2:

John Butler and his son George
started for the far west this morning.
He will visit Idaho. Washington and
Oregon territories, where his father and
brothers at present reside.
w. 81. Clark received notice yesterday
that he had been chosen as one of the
United States grand jury, which sets at
LeavenwOrth on The 18th of next month.
A splendid rain on the fall wheat, and
one taht was much needed.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

Mr.. H. G. Bonham, of the firm of
Stone s. BOnham, has sold his interest to
MIR. o. E. Miller. the change to take eff
feet October 1. Mr.. BOnham will open
up a new stock of staple and fancy gro.
ceries as soon as the room he has secured
is ready for occupancy.
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BY request of many voters We are au.
thorized to announce Thomas s. Walk
er, of Hartford, as an Independent can
didate tor representative for: the Sixty.
second legislative district.
will be an independent candidate fol-
county commissioner in the First Em.
poria) district. j. G. HoRNBARGER-
There is nothing like having stock IN
trade to select from. therefore I an
nounce myself IS acandidate for county
commissioner of the First district.
NOSE CoPPoCK.
P. S.-We shall accept the peoples
decision in November, as bad as we may
hate TO.
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Ask your grocer for "H. S." flour.

We have several desirable twenty. acre
tracts unImproved, on the west side, and
near the college site, for sale on easy
payments and at low figures. Also
several fiYe-acre tracts, covered with
fruit near the college site for sale.
News LAND AGENCY.
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MARRIED.

Justice Fletcher joined Monday in
the holy bonds of matrImoDy, Miss Car
oline Cobb. of Emporia, and Mr.. George
Beard, OF Strong City. The couple have
gone to Strong City. aud Will make that
their future home.
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Reading. Lyon County, Kar
Notice 60 Con4raCtore.

Sealed bids will be received until Sat
uIdA9s October 4ths 1884, for the erection
Of school house in district No. 4S
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office of Joseph HeidEick, architect,
Emporla, Kansas. The right to reject
any or all bids is reserved. Address.
School Board, distrct No. 4s, Olpe. Kas
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AnAnauar WnnfeII

Can any one bring us case of Kidney
or Liver complaint that Electric BltterE
will not speedily curel We say they can
not as thousands OF cases already per-
mauentlY cured and who are daily rec
onmeodiDg Electric Bitters, will prove
Bright's dIsesse, diabetes. weak back. or
any urinary complaint quickly cured
They purify the blood, regulate the bow
els. and act directly on the diseased parts
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale ct 50
cents by B. Wheldoo.
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Stock SALE-I will sell at sell II. 81
Bayne's farm four and half miles south.
east OF EmporIa on
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER BOTH, 1884,
at 10 O'Clock sharp. Thirty-three head
OF cattle, consisting OF COWS calves, heif.
ers and steers, stallion, 1 yearling mule
and q lot Of corn and hay.
Terms of Sale-Nine months time
will be given on all sums over $40 dol.
lars, on bankable paper with 10 per cent
interest, the corn to be sold for cash.
j. w. GADBERRY.
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CATTLE SALE

Eighty Head OF Fine high Grade Cattle
TO be Sold.
will sell at public auction at the
farm OF Ellis w. Jones, seven miles
south Of Emporia, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9Th,
Eighty head of fine grade cattle, as fol-
lows:
AZ cows.
10 yearling heifers.
3 heller calves.
10 steer calves.
polled-angus bull calves.
2 polled-angus heifer calves.
span work horses.
mule colt.
! set work harness.
Terms-Eight months time will be
given on notes with approved security
bearing interest at the rate of per cent
per anhum; 8 per cent discount fol-
cash.
Free lunch will be seryed.
G.. p. JONES.
L. +. PRUYN. Auctioneer.
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Ask your grocer for III. s." flour.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
petition will be presented to Chas. B.
Graves, judge of the district court, on
Monday, Sept. Goth, 1884, asking that
the town of Amerlcus be granted char
ter as city OF the third class, said petit.
ton being signed by John Bond, Z. B.
Lesh, s. p. Tressler, d. G. Grinell, ] c..
Anderson, A. s. Lowry and slxty-sIx
0thara
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n-a r~ns

Geo. Crickard and one White, team.
sterss over Whiskey ard about theis
teams, engaged in broiI Saturday night
at certain hole about Fourth and Com
mereial. 1t resulted in Cricksra's head
being badly bruised,
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Land and Loan Broker No. I62 CONNER
cIAl street.
Will buy and sell farm lands, unim
proved land and grazing lands in Lyon
and adjoining counties.
Has for sale tracts from 80 acres tc
$500 acres. Money loaned on city and
country property. A. N. Hanna No
162 Commercial street, Emporia, Kas.
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OOUHTY SUHVEKOR'9 UFRTCE,
EHPORIAs LYoH COUNTY, KANSAS.
September Is 1854.
j. A. Smith, }. u. Rogers and r. Jacques
viii take notice that the undersigned
surveyor OF Lyon County Kansas, vii on
and establish the east u corner and all othtF
lines and corners necessary 20 make the
complete survey and subdivision Of section
%. town %, range II This survey to be
made At request and order OF V. g. BayGinReF
4 " RaSsinger. D. N snd j. J. TWeedy and
Z. A. Marshal.
r a. EDMISTON,
sSH County Surveyor.
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Written for TIE NEWS.
TOG ETHER.
By Ruth HADLEY

By Ruth HADLEY.
An angel is walking with me tonight,
hear the sweep of her garments white,
Back and forth through the tender light
Ofthe orchards fragrant gloom;
hear her voice on the soft, still air,
And 1t banishcs doubling, and SORROW and
care.
And thrills with u life that is full and fair,
From land beyond the tomb.
see the CLEAN OF her hairs warm gold,
nd the loved and loving smile of old,
nlumed with q glory all untold.
Serene, and pure, and bright;
And my heart that shrinks from the touch
of men.
Is healed by the touch of her sacred hem,
And my soul is fled with a sweet amen
AS we walk in the pale still night.
-Emp0ria, Sept. II 1884.
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The Cannon Ball, ThuDderbols and Cy.
clone trains are eli side-tracked tor the
81 Louis Limited, via. the Hissouri
Pacific, the only line running three ex-
prtss trains from Kansas City to St.
Louis. 81. LOUIS day express at z 80 a.
M, st. Louis night express AZ 6.I6 n
N To the third train the managernens
OF the Missouri Pacific wish 10 caU the
special attention of the travelling public
and the citizens of Kansas. 10 The ereat
81 Louis Limited Train of palace
cosches- Horton reclining chair cars
free S1d the only line running Pullman
ouneu aIeeping aud pRrIor cars 10 the
west. To avail yourselves OF Al, the.e
advantages without sny extra cash vour
ticket must be over the Missouri Pacific
Ii. N. OAKLAND, W. P A,
K4asas CRY.
s. Lonss
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Al st. Louis.

ST. LOuIs. September u.
CATTLE-StG ady; good demand for corn fed
natives; all grades good cattle bring full
price. Receipts, 500.
HOGs-Market dn1l. lower; workers IS 60
ASS so; packing. S. 2SQ$5 10; butchers IS 50
0&6 90; Receipts 400; shipments 500.
FLoUB-Firmer. unchanged.
WHRAT-Market cash higher, No. red
7SkG79.
Iorn-Cash higher for cash, S..
OATE-Very slow, 26k cash.
P0BK-Sl6 250$I7 90.
BULK AEAT-bigher; Long clear, 50 70 ,
short rib, 50 90 snort clear. $40 20.
BAcOR-Firmer; long clear, $I0x; short
ribs $lOX0t1l; short clear, $llk.
LARD-Hominal.
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PUBLIC SALE-At my farm nine miles
east Of Emporia, on the Sixth avenue
road, three miles northwest of NeoshC
Rapids, on
TUESDAY, October 2, 1884.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m, sharp
the following property: 40 head of COWS
and heifers, among them some % well
brokec and gentle mich cows; 10 head
Of yearling steers, thoroughbred Dur
ham COW with bull calf by her side, !
thoroughbred heifer one year old, 1s
head of stesr calves, 70 shoats weighing
about rs pounds. 10 sOws with young
pigR, several good work horses, spring
wagon, 2 lumber wagons and all farm
implements and household articles toe
numerous TO mention. Free lunch will
be served.
Terms:-All sums of $40 and under
cash all over $40. one years time, at 10
per cent interest on good bankable notes
Two per cent of for cash.
L II. WILLIAMS.
SAM. SLUssKR Auctioneer