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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-09-18
THE BUSINESS MARTS.

TBE PRICES AT TRADE CENTERS
The KAns ~ CITY lave STOCK Market Is Re
ported especially for TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNYDER 81 co.
ROOsnH rs and "a Exchange RuildiDf
kansas CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CIT. September Il.
CATTLE-Receipts 22OS; native shippers
stesdy: butchers stun and COWS shade lower I;
Texans weak and LOG lower.
Hc9s-ReceIpts 1000; market strong, at
yesterdays prices; bulk IS 50O$5 20; OK
treme range IS 350$5 IS.
The Daily Indicator reports: Wheat-Re-
ceipts, SO, 145; shipments, 33095, in store, 3d.
523; market stronger; No. red, cash
sales at 55k bid 81 asked; October SIX (;
November 59Z; Decembe. sales 6iZ86I x I;
No 2 soft cash sales at 61k bid 62<
asked.
CORN-Receipts, 10 as; shipments, Is. 4Is;
In store. 81 4sl; market firmer No. ?,
mixed cash sales at 4a043; September IL bid
Al y asked; October no bids 81 led; Novem-
Der, sales at 2SE bid 20 asked; the year %
bid 26X asked; January sales at S6X /;
May sales at 2Sk bid 2Sk asked; No. 2
white mixed, cash 43H.
OATs-N0. cash ak
RYE-Nominal. no bids no offerings.
E6Gs-Firm at 16c.
BUTTER-Firm and uncha nged.
HAY-Fancy small baled, 81 50; large
baled 81 90.
Observation-Disclosures
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TEMPERANCE-

A large and approaching audience
gathered Sunday afternoon at the
court room to listen to their esteemed
and honored former fellow townsman r.
B. Welsh, once president of the Normal
school at this place. He was introduced
to the audience by the president of the
association, NJ. Stubs, and responded in
one Of his Enthusiastically logical and
telling speeches. His address was on
the theme of Education and Intemper-
ance," showing how diametrical-
ly opposite these two forces op-
crate upon the elements of
society and how the success ofone means
the death of the other aud Uice Uersa.
He showed how the one system of in
temperance is the enemy at once of
every educational, religious and uplift-
ing power and tendency, and every point
Was clear, concise and forcible Mr..
Welsh comes again soon. The meeting
next Sunday will be addressed by Rev
Mr.. Evans, of the Welsh Congregation
al church.
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Two of Mr.. Will Severv's hired hands
stopped two others of his hands last
Saturday night about mile north of
Reading, and with uplifted corn-knives
demanded their money or their
lives" As they had neither to
spare the two attacking parties de-
sisted ana went their ways. They
were both arrested the next morning in
q box-car and brought before Squire
Van Pelt, who, upon hearing, decided
IS they could not talk good English,
only being able TO make him understand
that they were iooling. the case was dis
missed. The names are all unknown,
but the two aggressors are French.
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rAKEn snnnEN.Y ~.

Mr.. N. C. Fell was taken violently Ill
Tuesday after q whole summers
threatening. He was on bis rounds de-
lIvering milk and at the Park Place
gave up and went to bed there.
Mrs. Fell was sent for and came
Immediately. She is tending him
there now. Mr.. Fell's customers
will confer favor upon him by drop
ring their address in postofRce box $50,
90 that a msa can be gotten to take the
run, IS no one knows It now but Mr..
Rall.
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PRESIDENT WEIGH AT THE COL
LEGE OF EMPORIA.


The opening exercises of the College
OF Emporia, Tuesday, were conduct
ed by ex President WEIGH of the State
Normal. After the devotional services,
President Hendy referred tn an incident
that specially impressed him in cross
ing the Atlantic some years since. At a
certain point on the deck Of the vessel q
rope was stretched, beyond which
no passenger was allowed to
pass. This was the station where
the commander was accustomed
to pace up and down on his watch.
There was one favored passenger, how
ever who seemed to be at liberty to lit
the rope whenever he wished, and he
was always welcomed inside by the
rugged old captain. The passenger him.
self was former seaman, and in conse-
quence was accorded every privilege be-
longing TO the profession. So to-day
the rope was lifted and our honored
friend and former co-wOrker, President
WEIGH, was welcomed on deck. He is
invited to speak to the students.
Professor Welch spoke for about ten
minutes and was listened to with the
deepest interest by both faculty and
students. He expressed his grstifica-
ton at seeing 80 large a number of
bright, intelligent, earnest faces in this
young institution. He predicted a
future of richest results. His kindly
words of sympathy and encouragement
were deeply appreciated by all his hear
ers, and it was stimulating to be cheered
forward by one to whom the pathway of
learning was so familiar.
The number of students in the col
lege is Increasing daily and the classes
are now thoroughly organized and fairly
at work.
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BURGLARIEs ON THE AMERICUs
ROAn

BURGLARIEs ON THE AMERICUs
ROAD.
The residence of j. G. Strain. about
four miles from Emporis on the Ameri-
Gus road, was entered by burglars about
twelve O'Clock on Sunday while the fam
lily were from home at church. Trunks
and drawers were broken open and RI
fed Of their contents, the thieves secur-
ing among other articles q valuable re-
volVer and small amount of money
that had been placed in one of the trunks
for safe keeping. 1t appears that after
robbing Mr.. Strains house the burglars
went on to Mr.. Parker's residence, about
q mile and q quarter from Mr.. Strains,
on the same road and succeeded IN et-
fecting an entrance and robbing Mr..
Parker's house also of a snail portion
Of money and a revolver.
Neither Mr.. Strain nor Mr.. Parker are
able to Hasten Suspicion upon any one in
the matter. The robberies were proba-
bly, committed by tramps.
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RE.DINe NEWS
EDITED By Many De zkAs

TUESDAY, Sept. 10.
The weather is fAe and corn cutters
are in the fields from daylight until
dark.
George Coleman, of bloomington,
Illinois is here and has bought farm
on Badger Greek Of Jerry Simkins.
The sale of cattle at Horton Monday
was made by JOHN Bay. aud COWS sold
from $50 to $50.
There were 142 tickets sold at this
station for the Topeka fair last
week.
w. P. Herring shipped several cars OF
Colorado Seers TO this station Monday,
Owen Griffith 6 son having them IN
charge.
The cut west of heading is completed
and the contractors have gone 70 work
on another large contract. THIS cut is
through sand aud soap stone some sixty
feet deep and over 1000 feet long, to
take the water OF the creek through in
stead of passing it under two railroad
bridges.
The Santa Fe railroad company have
put the track in an improved condition
by stone ballast ali along the line in this
vicinity.
Mrs. DR.. Biddle goes to Emporis to-
day.
Rev. Mr.. Henry Smith closed his Ia.
bors as pastor at Arvonia last Sun.
day.
Col. Flory aud r. Drake were here
TO hold Sunday School convention but
no notice had been given of it. They
consequently deferred it for two or three
weeks so as TO consult the county com.
mittee and have it arranged for and
proper notice given
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THE NEWS.
thursday. SEPTEMBER IS. 1884
PlIIsbnry,s nest .


John Fluker OF this city received the
nrst car load Of Minnesota -four ship
ped into the state. He is now making
specially Of @Pillsbury's Best the "a
nous Minnesota flour. and has been ap-
pointed general agent for 1t for the state
of Kansas. The -four is made from the
choicest selected hard Minnesota and
Dakota spring wheat In the famous
Pillsbury Mills At Minneapolis, Mime.
sofa, and Is branded "PillsburH,s Best
xxx. Minneapolis, Minnesota"
The mills are three In number, with a
capacity OF 1900 pounds per day, or
over 1000. 900 barrels per year. To feed
these mills requires 10000, 600 bushels of
wheat annually. Our PIllsbury A mill,
just completed, has the largest capacity
OF any mill in the world, consuming
over "a 900 bushels of wheat per day. It
10 supplied with the beat machinery
known to the milling trade; no expense
has been spared 70 insure perfection in
ali details, ADD Il is the most costly mill
on the globe.
We guarantee our "Piilsbury's Best'
20 be the choicest -four made In the
United States taking all ITS qualities
into account. II will weld from forty
TO nifty pounds more bread to the barrel
than -four made from winter wheat. II
requires more moisture in mixing and
the bread will keep sweet and moist for
several days.
IL Is also the most nutritious aud
healthy, as 1t Is absolutely pure, nothing
but the choicest hard spring wheat be-
ing used in lie manufacture. Minneso.
IA and Dakota wheat has the Lar gest pro-
portion OF gluten and phosphates of any
grown In this county and by our i'm
proved process we extract from the
wheat all Its nutritious qualities,
instead Of letting them go into
the inferior grades of flour as is the case
under the old process of milling. At the
same time this flour VIII make the
whttest lightest loaf OF bread in the
world. being at once the best, healthiesi
and cheapest flour that can be used.
In ordering -four be sure and call for
"Pillsbury's Best" as interested parties
will try and supply you with inferior
hour upon which they make q larger
profit "Pillsbury's Best is the best"
c.. A. PILLsBURY g. Co.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN FLUKER. Emporia, Kan.
Agent for the state of Kansas.
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II was hoped that DIR. Maubez's press
ing business would keep him with US at
least month longer, but we learn that
demands upon his time in another direc-
tion are of such an important nature
that he has decided to close his office
here on Saturday, September 81, and
can only be seen until p IN, of that
day. To these who have so courteously
commended him he returns his sincere
thanks, and the assurance that their
politeness will ever be remembered
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A FINE oFFIoE pEsk.

Hsrdcastle s. Kenyon received to-day
the finest office desk that ever came to
town. Is was sold TO Mr. A. o. Whar,
ton OF this city. Mr.. Wharton's desk is
the office King" With every kind OF
convenience and finished IN the finest
style 1t was laid down here at a cost
of &2OO
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ANNOUNCEMENr.ExTR AoRDINARy


w. II suPPe. Going out OF the Walt
Paper b0saness, Names Some StarsItnr,
Prices. Which are Lower Than Ever
Ii, fore Heard or 90
Therefore we will sell our entire stock
Of wall paper and ceiling decorations re.
gardless OF cost, and will sell you wall
paper at the following low prices. This
Is no dodge in order to sell Won old
stock and remnants. Our stock is new
snd consists of first class goods and the
patterns are excellent We offer:
Brown Blanks at sc, worth 10 to 1sISc.
White Blanks at re. worth IS to
171<c.
Satins at l2c, worth 90 to 25c.
Plain Gilts at csc, worth 30 to 4Oc.
Solid Gilts at 35c, worth so to zoe.
Center Pieces at 35c, worth zoe.
Center Pieces at Csc, worth $1.25.
Center Pieces at Toe, worth $50.
Gilt borders at 1Oc, worth 90 TO e5c.
and all other borders, etc, al the same
reduction until the who'd stock is sold
out Call and see Us, and If we cant
save you big money we will make Won 8
present OF what paper you may want 10
use. VIII SuPPE
Proprietor of the New York 90 Cent
Store,
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MARRIED.

Nr. George Whitley sud Miss Hattie
Ray were married last evening at the
home of Mrs. Gilmore. After the cere-
mony, which was Performed by Rev.
Fulbright, the guests partook of an ex.
cellent wedding supper provided by the
hostess. At ii O'Clock the happy couple
took the Santa Fe train for a bridal tour
in the east. Their many friends wish
them much happiness.
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BY request of many voters we are au-
thorized to announce Thomas s. Walk
or, OF Hartford, as an Independent can
didate Tor representative for the Sixty.
second legislative district.
1 will be an independent candidate for
county commissioner in the First EN-
poria) district. j. G. HoRNBARaER.
There 10 nothing like having stock In
trade to select from. therefore. l an
nounce myself as acandidate for county
commissioners Of the First district.
r--t NOSE CoPPoCK.
P. S.-We shall accept the peoples
decision in November, as bad as we may
hata tn
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The Cleveland Bay stallion of F. w.
Drake, of Emporia, took the sweep
stakes ribbon over a large number of
horses, including the one which took the
sweepstakes at the Bismarck fair last
week, which was also Cleveland Bay.
Mr.. McHardy, also of this city took
three blue ribbons with his Galloways
Friday.
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You are invited to bring your butter,
eggs and poultry to headquarters. 1
Am prepared TO offer you special induce
ments, especially Tor butter. My orders
are simply immense. Come and bring
your produce to the New York stors
Dunlap. Kas you will get full value.
N. AMsBAUGH.
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AA Ouis.

ST. LOUIS. September II.
CATTLE Strong; ali good grades quick
sales at full prices. Receipts ZOO
HoGs-MaTket active strong; workers. So 50
ass 10; packing, IS 600$6 10; butchers So 10
asa 40; Receipts 400; shipments nominsl.
FLOUR-Uuchanged.
WBEAT-Marketa active. higher: 30 red
corn-Highrr and inactive 47x0IsX
cash.
CAT -Firmer. higher, but slow: q cash.
BULK EEAF-Quet; Long clear, 30 IS
short bs, 50 So short Gear, - 90
RAoOH-Steady; long clear. $i03<
short ribs, $10x; short clear, 81 90.
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DIR. Edison, of Reading. Kansas, spent
Sunday in town.
Mr.. VIM. Clarke is doing very nicely,
and is now gradually building up his
strength.
Mrs. Ed. Hoffer has returned from a
visit of several weeks with friends near
Hartford.
]. S. Harrington has returned from
a two weeks visit to Kansas City and
Lawrence.
Ed. MacLeunan, foreman of THE
NEWS. went to Kansas City yesterday to
remain few days and enjoy the far.
A party consisting OF NJ. E. Budd, j.
b. ShIck, G. Puffer and E. Hamilton, of
Burlington, spent the Sabbath at the
Coolidge.
Captain George W. Sanders, of GIN
cinnati, is in the city looking up the
prospects of building and contracting
and stock-raising.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Newman and
family returned this afternoon from
Maine and the eastern states, where they
have been visiting.
D. w. Morris returned from the St.
Louis Exposition Sunday. He reports
the exposition fine success and says
that the Kansas department is unsur-
passed.
Capt. johnson, an Ohio man and un-
Gle of DIR. ]. A. Young, Is in the city WIS.,
iting and will locate somewhere here.
The captain likes the faith the Kansas
people haYe in their own state and wants
to locate IN a country for which he can
have the same affection.
Mr.. C. S. Cross returned from Omaha
Monday and reports having a very
delightful visit and an acceptable rest
from his duties, excepting the fact that
Mrs. Cross has been too Ill for about two
weeks to return with him. 1t is hoped
that she will recover aud return shortly,
as Emporla society is not Emporia So
ciety without Mrs. Cross.
Mrs. M. r, RobIee returned Saturday
from northern Wisconsin, where for two
months she has been visiting and recu
perating. She Is much improved in
haalth. Mr.. r. had very nice sur
prise awaiting her. During her absence
he had purchased q neat little place on
West and Seventh avenue, and had sup
per and everything awaiting her in her
new home.
w. F. McClary, a cousin OF w. @.
McClary, of this place, was among
the $50 excursionists who came
through this place Wednesday
from Stanford and several places in
Greenwood and Lincoln counties, Ken
lucky. Mr.. McClary left Emporla yes
terday agreeably disappointed in the
OUTLOOK Of Kansas, having come with
his mind made up against i, and return
ing Kansas man through and
through.
Mr.. John Savage, who makes his
headquarters in Emporia, and is a well
known commercial Travelled for an east
ern furniture house, had his valise
stolen Saturday night on the westbound
train between Carbondale and
Usage City. The valise contained
all the orders Mr.. Savage had taken
during the two days previous, and all
the paper, memoranda, photographs,
&c, he uses in his business. The loss
is one of much Inconvenience to the
owner, aud could be of but little value
The thief.
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DIED.

Mr.. VESSEL, of LIE Roy. died from q
paralytic stroke at his home on Sunday
and was buried Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. VESSEL was once resident OF st
LOUIS and was worth $4,000. which
was swept away by the panic, causing
HIM to come to Kansas Mr.. Weasell
was respected by all who knew him,
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Hon. d. w. OfutI. state senator, Tow
son. Maryland. writes: 81 had occasion
toappiY tEeaimeHt 70 severely sprained
knee from which. and from inflsmma-
tory rheumatism. had beea Suffering
I. T six Weeks- Some one suggested 81.
Jacobs OIL. Which tried, and it not only
gave immediate relief 70 the spraln, but
IT cured me Of every symptom Of lhe
rheumatism,
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Those afflicted in eyes should not fail
to see DIR. Matthez before he leaves the
city. The doctor has treated some of
the most prominent ladies and gentle
men Of Emporia and is nightly recon-
mended by them. He closes his Office on
Saturday September 9th at 8 p. m. of
that daY
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Quality and quality. In the Diamond
Dyes more coloring is given than In any
known dyes. and they give faster ard
more brilliant cOlors. Ten cents At ali
druggists. Wells, Richardson q Co.
Burlington, VI. sample card. % Color
and book OF directions for DC stamp
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The Petsrs Hardware company have
received supply Of the celebrated Fra
zier road carts. They are dandIes, and
are adapted for single horse or team.
The prices range from S45 upwards.
Call and see them
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A. Chicago.

CaIGAso. Septemb IL
CARrLk-Receipts. 400; market slow
exports. s. 500$7 05; good TO choice ship.
ing Sc 00f1$6 81; Texans. So 906l4 80.
HoGs--Receipts. aCO1; market fairly
active 1O1l5e higher: IS S506 25.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000; market veal
81 SCOTT ..
WHEAT-Firm. higher. 75K cash.
CoRN-Strong. IS cash September.
Oats-Higher, 25k September.
RYE-53X.
PAELEY56S.
FLAX SEED-Highcr 81 3sX.
PoKK-Steady. SO IS.
LAED-Firm, 81 Is September.
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The eye is too delicate an organ to be
tempered with. See DR.. MAithez, the
Opticiar, at the Coolidge, and have your
eyes examined. No charge for consul
tatIon Lenses suited to the most dif.
ficulty cases Of detective vision. His
stay Is brief. Don't delay. He Is onlv
here till Saturday, September 9th,
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The city schools opened Monday with
an increased attendance over last year.
The pupils, young aud old. have made
the most of the long summers vacation
and have entered into their work with a
zeal and zest whlch is always q fore
cast of success.
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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 obiainable 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
here
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A. N. HANNA.

Land and Loan Broker No. I02 CONNER
ciAl street.
VIII buy and sell farm lands, unim-
proved land and grazing lands in Lyon
and adjoining counties
Has for sale tracts from 80 acres to
$500 acres. Money loaned on city and
country property. A. N, Hanna No.
1872 Commercial street, Emporia, Kas.
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Last Monday evening, at MelverD, an
Emporia and Kansas City train ran over
tie foot of Will Harris, a colored boy.
1t was amputated by DR.. Vanorman.
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FOR SALE-Short ho-n bull, 'AIasic,"
see pedigree IN A. II. book No. 1911.
He Is q fine animal, is three years old
and is for sale. NJ. w. STRATToN,
Reading. Kan.
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We have for sale several of the finest
farms in the county in various directions
from the city and within radius OF four
miles. These are hrst-class bottom
farms, well improved.
NEWS LAM AaENcV
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The funeral of Lew Fowler took place
from the family residence, three miles
southeast of town Sunday afternoon
Lew died victim oftyphod f.ver Sat
urday night about nine O'Clock, after q
lingering illnt s..
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TuRsDAY Semi. 16.

TUESDAY, sept. TO-
Rev. j. McAnulty is contemplating the
erection Of dwelling 24x16, on his lots
next to Nam street.
a sidewalk is being laid in front OF
the Collins lot, o2 Main street.
Trade IN town was quite brisk yester.
day.
Asa Houckett is quite poorly.
School commenced yesterday with a
large attendance of scholars.
Mr.. Spar, principal oil the high
school, has already gainef the good will
of many of the larger scholars. in being
able and willing TO explain their diff
cult mathematical problems.
jake LeightY seems TO be pretty
'heavy" when it comes TO a square tus-
sic.
Lumber for various improvements is
being haulei out into the country every
day.
Notice-Those wishing TO compete for
the SIS premium for the best colt sired
by the Sallle horse. will have their colts
on exhibition at James Greeks harness
shop on Saturday, September 81.
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Reading, Lyon COUNTY Kansas '

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by ShIloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 30 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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W. II. Suppe has placed in his store
large and handsome wall case The fact
that the case was made by Mr.. Suppe
himself al odd times reflects great credit
upon his skill as q cabinet maker.
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CHEAP MoNEY.-Money cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton & HarrIson'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.
WApnrNr InrruuD.. n IL
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Rock salt at Stone & Bonham's.
Notice

Notice is hereby given that
q 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
tar as city OF the third class, said petit
ton beng signed by John Bond, L. B.
Lesh, s. p. Tressler, u. @. Grlnell, j c.
Anderson, A. s. Lowry and sixly.slx
others.
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Shiloh's VitalIzer is what you need
for constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 TO 70 cents per bottle. Sold by
Chaa IiYdar
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j h Jeremy. of Wilkesbarre. Pa, is
in the city visiting his brother. R. W.
Jere my, superintenden of the water
works