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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-28

Miss Lon Clark VIII take charge Of the
ielephone exchan ee sext ss,u.dar.


Miss Lon Clark VIII take charge Of the
telephone exchAns e ext SATURDAY..
F. G. Cory. of Council Grove. hiss
graduated Al the Commercial college.
Col. Feighsn and family are expected
20 return from their eastern visit next
Saturday or Sunday.
Nv. Bundrem, who has been feeling
quite unwelI Of late. was unable 10 be at
his place Of business today.
E.A. RiIdebraud, one CT the eubstan-
EiAl men Of Strong CITY,. was shaking
hands with Emporia friends Tuesday.
jay Buck returned yesterday from
Burlington. where he tried two or three
cases fog Judge Graves the latter being
associated with the cases.
Jessie Srtabnck, friend Of Andrew
HinshaW. called at THE NEWS Office
Monday. He is on prospecting toar and
we hspe may become a permanent resi-
dent.
We regret to learn of the very serious
illness Of Mrs. o L Davis, living near
Wells ford. At last accounts her re-
covery wasadespairsd Of Mrs DaYis il
one Of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens.
| james Fife and Mr.. Bracket, Of Agnei
City. passed through here Monday OF
their road so1ih. They are going 20 tn,
Indian Territory for the purpose OF hunt
ing good place to Craze large hert
Of cattle.
1 From private sources We learn tina
DR.. Trueworthy and family, who wen
to Kansas City . short time since. ar
; pleasantly located. at 80 East Mint
street in that city. and are fitting u
their home In elegant shape.
J.J. Buck went 70 Burlington Monda
in response TO a telegram from Judg
Graves. who desires him TO occupy III
judicial bench during some Coffey cour
|. ~ trials in which he l(Judge Graves
: associated.
Marriage lIceuses grant, d Taesda
by probate Judge Kellogg: Thomas
Jones and Ellen T. Jones, OF Empori
) and Kenneth Mcdonald. of Americr
/ township, and Mary Mullen, of Vale
, township, Morris county.
Q Chancellor Lippencott, OF the Sta
University, will lecture in the assemb
> room of the Normal next Monday eve
y Ing, March 3rd. The subject of Il
s. lecture is not known, but the chsract
and position of the gentleman sugges
something interesting and instructive.
II Hon. W. W. Guthrie. of Atchlso
called at THE NEWS office Monda
3 Though one of the Oldest citizens
northern Kansas, and though he b
E. been a prominent actor in public affail
General Guthrie had never been IN EI
porla. He is largely interested
Chase county land, and was here for t
purpose of making arrangements
3, fence it. We were glad to meet him a
hope he will come again.
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Last Nights lecture.

Mrs NJ. B. Baxter was greeted by
quite large audience at the Presby-
terrain church last evening, and her
lecture, Handwriting on the Wall, /"
was aitentively listened to from begin
ming 10 end. Mrs. Baxter Is an able,
and at times, eloquent speaker, and has
given much study and research to the
subject matter of her lecture. She is
thoroughly familiar with the workings
Of legislation on the temperance CUES
ton, and hints ct many needed reforms
and makes many practical suggestions
for the good Of the cause abe 90 earnest.
~ and ably espouses. Her audience
was both instructed and entertained, and
VIC trust the may practical truths she
voiced will hAYe good effect upon all
who heard them. Mrs. B. can be classed
among the most earnest and capable
temperance workers Of the day, and {
second lecture in this city would bring
out very large audience.
After her lecture last evening Mrs.
Baxter took the east-bound train fol-
Hannibal. No., where abe goes 70 Ill an
engagement.
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Morris Countx Prisoners.

Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Hamer and
Under Sheriff Jacobs, of Morris county,
arrived 10 Emporis, having three pTis-
oners in charge. whom they turned over
to Sheriff White +, + safekeeping, and
they were at once lodged in Jail. The
names of the culprIts are John Har-
grove (white) and Claiborne Stevens and
John Crutcher (colored) The latter is
charged with grand larceny and the two
former with burglary. 1t seems that par
ties at Council Grove have been breaking
into cars loaded with wheat, quietly
soaking up q large amount and hauling
it TO the elevator where they sold 1t,
arousing no Suspicion, until recently,
that anything was wrong. Sheriff Hamer
thinks that one of these men will make
some startling revelations at their trial as
there is undoubtedly an organ
lied gang OF burglars operating in that
county. John Crutcher. who is charged
with stealing and selling a horse, evil
IDENTITY expects to go to the penItentiary
and is bound to make the best
of bad bargain. He
told the sheriff on the way here that he
merely "stole the halter, but the hos
was tie TO it, SO ne had to sell the
blamed animal 10 get rid of It."
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AsoonOGnna

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-The Chronicle
publishes In substance the following
marvel. Captain w. F. Swasey, the
oldest pIoneer-of the coast, makes a
statement of the intense suffering of MS
friend Col. D. j. Williamson, an army
officer of distinction and an ex- United
States consul, who was attacked
in the winter of 1861 with violent
rheumatism So great was his agony in
after years. he became helpless cripple
and after trying numberless remedies,
the baths of other countries and spend
ing fortune OF $4,000, the disease
seemed to assume a more virulent type.
Finally, he was persuaded to
try st, Jacobs OIL the
great conqueror of pain. 1t worked q
miracle of cure In a letter TO the
Chronicle he confirms Capt. Swasey's
statement and adds: 81 cheerfullY give
my unqualified attestation to the truth
fulness of the statement, because feel
perfectly certain that knowledge of m J
cure by st. Jacobs OIL will prove the
means of relieving hundreds of suf
feTeTS
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NEosHo RAPIDS ITEMS.

FRIDAY, 25 h, 1884.
James Brown is getiiGg the lumber on
the ground for his new sore building,
John Nelson is arranging to begin
work at once on his new livery stable.
John Camper has the foundation and
cellar wall OF his house nearly done. and
has the LUMBER ready to erect The build
ing.
A. Roberts went to Emporia with his
new team to day.
HI NewberTy returned last Satur-
dsy with his wife and will reside here.
James Campbell was down to day
buying fat COWS. jim evidently knows
just where to look for them.
The new depot is nearly finished and
presents very neat appearance.
J. P. Tolford received shipment of
goods from Kans as City Saturday.
c. II. Stafford has fac PAIR of colts
and Is proud of them.
James O'Toole will have big sale OF
stock March 7lh and plenty of water OF
the Nile all the while"
The body of the colored man drowned
at Maxey's ford Saturday last, has moi
been found.
Town lots are in good demand and
are bringing fair prices.
F. C. Brown has purchased lumber
for a new barn, TO be built on his iaIn
at the south end of town.
QIt is said Mr Griest, of EmpoIis, Will
erect another store building near hi
present unfinished one.
Andy Richmond has retired from &C
tive business for the present.
4 lawsuit IN which two gallons o
saur kraut ffsct four bushels of corr
was the sensation of the day this week
This Is about EQUAL to the Iowa case
where sour milk Offset Judgment O
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Liant Hawkins has fully recovered
from his turnover.
Work Is being rapidly pushed on tn
school house. NEo.
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THE READING News.
EDITED b NARY De zRAN

READING, Feb %.
G. W. Hebbe is building an addition
to his house.
Mrs. Angrelins is going to build soon-
The lumber is on the ground.
d.. w. Stratton is building cottage
house on Chestnut street to rent.
Jacob o. Jones shipped two cars of
fat steers tonight. and Spencer Bros. one
car.
L. Severy & Sons shipped two cars of
fat hogs Monday.
Thomas Aicheson was in town Sun
day.
Mn. w. h. Douglass is gaining and
is about the house.
The Duck creek literary are here to-
night with their picked men for the de
bate, viz: L. L Dayis and McLain. Sc
Reading placed Dr.. 7. c. Biddle and d.
W. STRAIT on on the program to defend
their side.
The 6. A. r. festival last Friday night
was success, and everything passed Of
grandly and the net proceeds were
500 40.
On motion donation Of IS was made
to the Ladies' Sewing circle of the n.
Z. church for the use of tables. chairs
etc, belonging TO them.
On mciien = vote OF thanks was ten.
dered the trustees Of the n. E. church
for the use of their house, and to the
ladies Of the vicinity for their generous
aid aDd contributions. and 70 the public
for its presence and liberal patronage.
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A New DEPARTURE.-The under
signed has PERFECTED arrangements
wae eby he Is Atle TO announce TO his
many iIisods aha customers, that in ad.
clifton = selling five OF the b It sewing
maehife IN the InaIkes, he is able 10 de
all Kinds OF sewing machine repairing
ami cleaning, having employed c H.
Snyder, practical, machirist of tlfteeu
years experience. Mr. Sny der will also
act as CITY canvaser for machines. Don't
forget that / guarantee all of his work,
and II not satisfactory Will make 1t SO
or refund the money. Ladies remem.
Der the plAre No. 166 Commercial
street. lin Csldwell's china storey
NJ. n. RoBLEE.
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These breeds of black cattle, although
but recently imported into this country,
have come TO be IN great demand, and
the prices have advanced to such figures
ia ScolIani that it is rot likely there
will be any impostations for some Tears
o come, The Leonards. Of Mount
Leonard, Saline county, Mo- last year
brought over the largest impoEtaiions
thst have ever been made. and having .
greater supply than they care 20 hold or
can properly attend TO, with their in
crease since they were imported. are
Offering about sixty head 10 be dis
posed OF at public action AZ Emporle.
kansas. on Wednesday, March 18Th.
People who have seen these cattle dur
ing the past severe winter, speak OF
them az being very hardly and appar-
emily enjoyed the cold equally as well as
the warm weather. At sale Of these
cattle ct Lincoln, Nebraska, February
i5kA. prices ranged from $3.50 TO
S475. and at that sale 3 contract was
made BY asAr. Hughes 70 purchase sIi
the grade bulls by = thoroughbred Gal
loWey. purchased by 8 Mr.. Weston, Ct
SIS each ct weeniDg time. The vide
awake farmers are purchasing literally
Is they cennot invest their mo1ey 70
be1feF advantage.
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AourRr WRnnrNn.

Aquiet aad very pleasant WEDDING
took place Tuesday Ct O'Clock ct
The residence Of Dr.. 6orglxY, The parties.
mostly Intsrested beise Mr. 7. ). Jones
and Hiss Nellie Jones. The ceremoDy
was pronounced By Rev DR.. Cosdley in
the prssenee Of few intimate fziecds
and relatives, afler WAieE the happy
couple received the sincere congratuia-
lions Of the guests present, who bat ut.
tered tie heartfelt good wishes Of all
who know the yonne couple. They
were Ihaa driven 20 the Santa Re depot,
taking the west b ,und train for Arkan-
sas CITY, where they viii spend some
time Waiting with acquainianres and
friends. The bride was dressed in q
handsome brosn travelling suit. She Il
alady whose I1dHstFy and go1d works
have commanded universal respect, and
whose excellent qualities OF mind and
heart are echoed with the greatesI
pleasure BY her most Intimate friends
She has resided with her sister, Mrs
Kidder, in Emporia, for ten years past
NJ. Jones Is young man whose modes
and quiet demeanoF and earnsstness snl
devotion have won for him tn
same good friends who cher
ish the acquaintance OF hi
estimable vile. HIS business qualitie
are we'll e&testsd by faithful service
extending oyer 3 period Of ten years. ii
the establishment Of g. W. Nsvman 4
20. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will remain q
Arkansas City, the guests OF Mr.. A. A
Newman, about Ten days, and upon theI
return viii make their home in the ne,
residents built BY the groom at the cor
ner Of Mechsnics street and Tenth ave
nue..
n The presents were useful and slegau
J snd attest TIRE valued frleadshlp OF th
donors.
TIE News is but one of the Iare
nzmhsF Of fTiends who always join /
wishing the fun measure Of happiae,
and s0eeess 70 = couple 50 deserving
The best that may b sad.
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severe Accident

MIR. Price who lives on the Scott place
Just west from DIR. McCandiIss, met
with a very painful and serious accident
Monday. He was riding along the
road on load of lay, when,
by some mishap, he fell
off. alightlng on the left eide. Beside
MINOR bruises and severe shock, his
left arm was broken near and involving
the JOINT. Drs. Frost and Page were
called and reduced the fracture, and at
last accounts the injured man Yves -rest-
ing comfortably, though il will take
many weeks for his injuries 20 get
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At chicago.

CaiCA6o. Feb. u.
Hoes Receipts. ls 600 head: quiet. tIoW at
6410c higher; light. s. S005 90; rough
packing, g SS1s %; heavy packing and
CATTLE-ksceIpts. 5000 head: market
dull at l0c lower; export. So q as 90; good
TO choice. shipping, IS s096 10; common 70
fair. IS COOS Is
WHs AT-shade easier: sake Feb.
coRH- Shade nrneri SIS for FEB. and
March
oHTs-Flrm; sa1c Feb. and March.
ExE-tSKe.
BAHLEY-6Sc -r
FLAX SERp-Sl So on track
PoRK-Lower; 81 95 for FEB. March
LAKD-Eas5; - say for Feb.
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II. Macke, an old and persistent viola
tor Of the liquor law, who was placed In
jail many weeks ago and on account of
sickness was taken therefrom to e pri-
yate house q short time since, was re-
turned TO durancs vile again Monday.
Evidently Macke is beginning to learn
from experience that the temperance
people Of Lyon county mean business
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Omosholdou.

The ONCE held by the kidneys is one
OF importance. They act as natures
sluiceWsy 70 carry OF the extra LIQUIDS
from the system and with them the i'm.
purities both thoss that are taken into
the stomache and those that are formed
in the blood. Any cloging or in action
If these organs IL therefore important.
Kidney Wort is natures efficient assist
ant In keeping the kidneys In good
working order. strengthening them and
inducing healthy action. If you would
get we'll and keep well, take Kidney
Wort,
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neath nf Mia Rea1er-

Miss g. Weaver. sister of the well
known Weaver brothers Of this
city. died at late hour yes
terday with cystitis. she
has been ailIng for some time. but
was thought TO be out Of
danger few days sgo, but
was suddenly taken worse. lingering
only short time thereafter. She is
lady Of some forty-four or i've years,
and has been occupying rooms at
Mrs. Margaret Evans on Mechanics
street. The funeral viii tske place
tomorrow, but at just what hour had
not been determined up 10 the time Of
onr going 20 press.
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~ asto,,,.

81. Louis Feb. =.
HOGS Receipts. s.7o0; shipments. / 400;
dull. weak; light. 20 0ka6 so; packing,
CATTLE Rsceipte, s,S0f: strong, q tive;
ey ports. % 40ta7 %: gooi 10 choice, IS sea
8 30; light IS zoos rs
FL0UE-QuieT, unchanged
BKAT-HigheE; No red. cash. 81 l0k
CoKH-H CHER slow; No. mixed 49c cash.
OAts-fiFmey. very quiet; S3< eesh.
PRovIsIoEs-Yery quiet; only email lob
demand IS easy prices
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FoR SALE--My farm OF 80 acres, on
Dry creek, about three and half miles
south OF Emporia; about As acres in
cultivation; ten acres OF timber; frame
howe OF two rooms; land lie all bottom
Ano second bottom; good out buildings.
For price and terms inquire on the
premises RACHEL L. MORGAN.
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Legal Notlee.

To All creditors e1d others interested in
the estate: You are hereby notified that the
undersigned executors OF tue last will Of =.
W Phillips. decreased Wln make ensl settle
next term cf fks Probate Court in Ecd for
Lyon county, state Of Kansas, or Is so0E
the eater as the matter San be heard. and
will AZ said set lemept apply to said court
for allowance for their services rs such exec
utors cf reasonable CON Pensstf0n; also, nee
esaary attorneys fees and Saeh other ex-
penses 80 the court shall 5eem reasonable
and necessarily incurred.
". Y. PHILLIPS,
Executors Of the last viii OF n. W. Phlllips,
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vital ouestionsIt

Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best thing in
the world for quoting and allaVing ali
irritation of the nerves and curing all
forms of nervous complaints, giving nat
ural, childIike refreshing sleep alwaysf
And they will tell you unhesitati8glY
s'Some form of HopsI'
CHATTER I.
Ask any or all of the most eminent
physicians:
aWhat is the best and only remedy
that car be relied on to cure all diseases
of the kidneys and urinary organs; such
as BrIghl's disease, diabetes retention or
inability TO retain urine, and all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar 70 Wom-
en'-
~And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaiIcaliy "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
sWhas Is the most liable and surest
cure for all liver disease or dyspepsia /;
constipation. indigestion. biiiousness,
malaEisl fever, ague, &C., and they viii
tell you:
Hence, when these REMEDIES are com.
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop RitteFs,
such 3 wonderful and mysterious cuTa-
tive power Is developed which is so
varied in its operations that no disease
or iii health caa possible exist or resist
its power, and yet il is
Harmless for the most frail women,
weakest invalid OF smallest child TO nse.
CHATTER n
..Alnoet dead or nearIy DYING
For years, and given up by PhysIcians
Of Brfghtss and other kidney diseases.
liver complaints, severe coughs called
consumption, have been cured.
Womsn gone nearly cEazyi
From agony ofneuratgia. nervousness
wskefulness and various diseases pecC-
| liar 20 woman
People drswn ont otshape from excru-
ciatlpe pangs Of Rheumatism
Iniammatory and chrnIc, or suffering
| from sCrofulal
ErysipelasI
Salt Tkeum. blood poisoning. dYepep-
STA, indigestion, and IA fact almost al
diseases trail
Nature il heir 10
Have been cured By Hop Bissers,
proof Of which Can be found 10 every
nsighborhood IN the known world
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AcsNTs wAnrEp roR
Deeds of Daring
~ RLUE ANn GRAY,

The ereatest collection Of ths most thrill
ing personal adventures, expIoits OF scouts
ald spies, 1oTloTn hCFeS h.-fcie
Drawer. smDEfsonments and hair
breadth eecEpess romantic incidents.
han1-ec-hand sffuEGIes, peFiiouR jOufset :,
daring the Gxeas fxf1 Ens. No hack like IT.
PRofusoly GsGssfEfs1- OutHe1Ea all Ad.
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1t has long been conceded by careful
observers that womsn sre more earnest
snd persistent workers than men, e.
peciaily where the heart IS concerned.
ANY o1e that may doubt the wisdom Of
this conclusion has but 70 keep track Of
the increase in the number OF marriage
licenses granted from The probate court
since the beginning ct leap year.
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OEmporia people will be grhtIfed to
learn that the chances Of ice beng quite
cheap next summer are very encourag-
ing. One Of our dealers has stored away
ever 5000 tons, and other dealers have
doubtless put up about as much or more.
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G. w. Newman s. Co. have Just
OPP ned large line OF lsdies and miss
underwear, consisting of nightgown>
tkit's, ebemise. drawers, corset waist,
etc - ~h.ca thy invite attention an
comper'son 81 prices for similar g-od.
rom soy "ithe much advertised special
s les in Ka7sas city or elsewhere.
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CHEAP MoNEY.-Money cheaper than
ever at Warren, Leighton 6 Haruson'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.
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We understand that the saloons Of To.
peks sad Wichita are sgain N full
blast, ana that there il talk Of following
sufs here. We would advise cur whisky
mento look twice before they leap, e
tie jail needs iistse more propping up
from the bottom.
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The Sorcerer will bel presented BY
home talent at the Whitley opera house
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
March and 8, and will be one Of the
most pleasing entertainments given in
EmnoPia thia winter.
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The infant chlld OF Mr.. Upton, living
about three miles south west Of the city,
died Saturday and was buried Sunday IL
MappleWood cemetery.
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Miss Anna Keys, at her new dress
making parlors, southeast corner OF
Commercial street and South avenue,
Is now ready to receive customers, hav-
ing secured the services of Miss Ella
Clark. an artist OF great ability from one
Of the most popular and fashionable
establishments In st. Louis. They re.
specially solicit share Of public pat
ronaRe. Neatness OF fitting and ele.
Rance Of fnish 9 specially.
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Remember that our Wall Paper stock
IL complete and Is sold at such prices
a. will suit one and all. Call and ex-
anime our stock and get prices.
00c 3ToRE
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Reading, Kas. f, Feb. {

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS when you
want y salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
'tands up to the racket, he can be found
~ addressing.
FL w PRARsAII. Ancf
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Notice.

To whom Il May Concern.
Notice Is hcreby given that AZ the Eext
regul4r meefing OF she county Commission
ers OF Lyon County. State OF Kansas. in
pril. A. u. 1881. pc ffion Will be presented
to said commissioners praying the vacation
Of all the streets snd alleys IN blocks % and
% IN the town Of Neosho Rapids. in said
county. (7-t4) ]. MCLEOD.
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Messrs. J. H. Holmes Bros. have re-
ceived the contract for building the
Deaf Mute asylum ct OIafhe. The
building is to be Of rtone and brick.
The cost will be S2I 900.
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INToRMATIoE WANTED-By W. IL.
Walker that will lead 70 the where
abouts Of Geo. w. Walker his brother,
age II years, last heard OF be was in
Lyon county, and such information may
be left at this Office.
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as the March term Of court ap-
proAches the whisky sellers are bscOm-
Ing nervous, and teel . good deal like
crawling Into a hole and pulling the
hole in after them.
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We have large stock Of JewelrY,
Silver Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons. ETC.,
which we are selling at bargain at the
00c store.
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TEAcHERs' ExAMTNATIoE.-Ane exam
inAllon Of county teachers for the quarter
ending with March win be held At the
High school building. Saturday. March
IS. beginning promptly at 0 O'Clock
3. N. ]. z. KLocK,
Comfy Snnerininndanf
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". 81. Suppe sold Tusdsy to Mr.. Pc
lall. our hardware man, Twelve electric
Tampa Ar. Peters put these lamps in
ttEeughDut the house in place OF gas,
and they do give aspltndid light