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Money to loan on farms.
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Honest Prices and \ Square nea,


"rhere are tricks In all trades except
ours" is q very common expression an
piled to every branch of business except
that in which the party using It happens
to be engaged. But 1t seems that even
this exception does not hold good SO far
at least as one or two gentlemen who are
engaged In the boot and shoe business in
this city are concerned One Of them in
conversation with another gentleman re.
Gently remarked that the reason he does
not mark his goods IN plain figures ia
because by not doing so he is able some
times to work of on his customers
cheap boot or shoe at price he gets for
much higher grade of stock. He
there by palms of on unsuspc citing GUS
toners cheap or inferior goods at good
round prices. No danger of this kind
arises where everything Is marked in
plain figures aud everybody is lief, to
compare Tor themselves the quality of
goods aud prices. We believe In treat.
ing all our customers alike aud therefore
do not resort 10 tricks like this for the
purpose of making few dollars out OF
certain ones OF them, Our goods are all
marked down in plain figures at bottom
cash prices and our customers can rest
assured that they will always get honest
prices and square deal at the Big Red
Boot aud Shoe Store. East Sixth avenue
OF los Commercial street. Also First.
class repairing Respectfully,
]. @. ALTMAN.
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THE PICNIC.

Tuesday Col. whitley invited 1
number of the little girls Of the city q
take the excursion street car and go q
Soden's grove and spend the afternoon
The following girls, dressed in whit,
and with high antlcirssiOns, responded
TO the Invitation:
7 Mamie CockraHe, Della Cronkhise
IBlanch Bennclt, Bertha Newman, Neils
Newman. Madge Sawyer, Lena Dale
iHary Summers. Emma TorriDgton
Robbie TorrinRIon, Clara Plat. Matte
Burrows, Jennie Perley, Flora Weaver
Mamie Hurss, Mary Hughes, Lucy Nor
Itcn. Mary Jacobs. Josie Watson. GussiC
Gray. Martha Wright, Della Hanna,
frankie GIlchrist, Daisy Jordan, Sadie
INewcombe, Lille Dale.
Mrs. NeWcomb. Mrs. Geo w. New
man snd Mrs. F. W. Young sccompa.
MED The party of young psople 10 watch
them in their play and sc that the re.
fFsshmenis which Col. Whitley had pro.
vided for them were properly served.
Col. Whitley and Dan HolderAsn
also arOde 10 the grove with
the children and wstched them
Is they trIPPed gaiiY through the
grove a. merry aud Jolly a. little girls
aAd boys can be and - happy e. If Ghey
we're IN the borderIand Of paradise.
Charley Lpvelsce gsve them full pos.
| session Of the grove aBd dad every thing
m bis p0wsr to make the little folk Il
home Swings. seesefing 6oArds,
crequet baIls ard .smalssls allz6aord-
ed the little people .s4pIe smnssmens.
Nothing could b more gratifying 10
he little chiIdrE4 Of he city. than 81
excursion Of ihis Kind, which they viii
beGr in lasting felsembrance
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THE CORNER STONE.


Senator p. B. Plumb will lay the cor.
ner stone for the college of Emporia
Thursday evening. at $50 p. m. Speech
es will be made by Rev. F. a. McCabe
D. d. of Topeka, and Rev. j. D. Hewitt
of Wichita. Excellent music will b.
provided and 1t is the desire oI
the Board of Directors that the
attendance be as large as pos
sible. Fer the purpose of favor
ing the people with pleasant exercise
the time was fixed at 5 so when the heat
Of the day is passed. It will pay cIii-
zens wEo can attend TO do so, as the
speaking will be good. Besides this the
massive and growing walls of the col
lege building itself will warrant visit
TO the grounds
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The unprecedented success and merit
OF EIYas Cream Balm-a real cure for
calarrh. hay lever and cold Ia the head
has iDduced many adventures 70 place
caGarr medicines bearing some Fesem-
blaace 80 appearance, style or BaIne
upon chs market, ID order tFzde upssn
tbs reputation Of EIVss Cream Balm.
Many In yOur immediate locality viii
testify IN highest comnendaaion of It.
DOasS be deceived. Buy EIy's CIeam
Balm. 4 particle Is applied into eqch
nossTil; 40 pains agreeable 10 nee Price
80 cents; Of dTHggists-
BAY Fever. / have bsen great suf-
IeTeF from Hay lever for 10 years /
1ead Of The ag8R 1oDdesous cures by
E1ysg Cream Balm and shough1 would
try once morS. In Is minutes Af9er one
appllcaaion Was u0ndeEfuIIy helped.
Two weeks $50 commenced using ie
End now I feel entirely cured. Il Il the
gr@eleet discovery syef Known or heard
of-puhemel Clark, Farmer. Lee, Has.
P1Ece 80 ceuss.
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rnE nrIssING GIRL

In our telegraph columns to-day, will
be found the information that the
people of Hartford have received OF the
missing girl, Johanna Earl, since
June 10: The superstition that
she had eloped with William
Cooley proves correct and the words that
she is "safe and happy" will carry re-
lief to many good people of our neigh
boring town, who took more interest in
Ascertaining the whereabouts Of the
young lady than her alleged guardian
and foster parents.
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We wish TO correct the report that the
Jr. partner Of this firm has withdrawn
and will remove from EmpOris soon.
which has been circulated BY some Of
our would be christian real estais bEeth-
ern. Ashley are not able 10 compete
with as IN prices on city or farm prop.
eIty, OF which We have . choice list, OF
even our rates on moaey which are low
As the lowest, they take this method o.
lDjuring our busIRess. but are really only
cutting their on throats.
We are here TO stay and We deem il {
pleasure 70 chow our property, or give
you rates on money.
Our motto il ''Llve and let live" Call
and zee rs a. 40 Commercial street.
CHAs. w. PoRrERFIKLD & Co.
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An amusing little incident occurred al
the head Of one of our principal streets,
which Prentis calls Kings row, q lew
days ago 10 which two little children
were frightened at their own game. The
little boy had invested his cash In some
fine chickens which had been molested
BY some pllferers. To detect any fuInre
intrnslon the little fellow arrange q wire
from the chicken house to his fathers
room and attached weight 20 the wire
SO that when the wire was moved the
weight would TALL on some tinware and
waken the family. One evening last
week when ali were away from home
but the two children the wind moved the
wire aud gave the alarm. The little fell
low thought he had found the thief, but
was afraid TO move, 50 he shuddered
there In silence until reinforcements an
rived. Twas only the wind and nothing
more.
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=
suit is not really dangerous for the
small boy to be abOut atalIs
> II there Is noa a:right and 9 wrong
way Of enforcing ~ ordinances
Elf Marshal White is not pretty nice
man-cul loOas from The insignia Of his
IofHce9
II young America has no rights shs1
present administration is bound 70 ~
spects
eff Mr.. Woodlng. who shot OF an
elehEdolIar Gre cracker. will sign the
petition circulated TO day.
*Why the test cases must always fall
on young boys when grown men shoOs
fireworks and ride blcyeIes?
If time and money are mot being
spent on an excessive number Of fsFces
while important measures are given the
go-by?
sIfthe msEsbAI was watching for q
small boy with . bicycle when the row
on upper Congress street ives IN progress
to-day?
al it was not wise thing IN the
council te take the future appointing
power of standing committees Into their
own hands?
*If Policeman Birdsall, though right
willing to 60 Mr. FrY's security, de-
cIined TO be responsible for the mArshsl's
sppearancef
%Ifa citizen will not be arrested ohe
of these fine evenings for not saluting
an officer by raising his hst six inches
when an officer passes bya
= If there is any existing ordinance
against the small boy saying "bullX'
when he is particularly well pleased
over come interesting sport or pastimsl
why It required the entire pOll9c
force, the mayor and . special deputy r
get an innocent appearing boy and hi
father duly and officially before the pf
lice cOurts
| *Ifitis not very unique arrange
ment for the marshal ~ demand security
of a prominent business man under ar
rest for q trivial offense and poiicemat
to furnish the security? .
Why our marshal was SO very par
ticular about security for the appearance
of q well known business man and thel
"kicked like a bay steer" when thu
justice required security of the marsha
himself to-day?
*If Justice Fletcher did not admins
ter to the marshal pretty good dose o
his own medicine and why his honor
the mayor, was not on hand TO suppl!
the necessary bail when one Of his o
fcers was IN custody to-day?
If there Is any ordinance which Say
, that q police officer shall make DO.
take "a header'' If he is found riding o.
bicycle and Is under twelve years o
age and shall clam his bicycle aroun'
generally # the youth does not excee'
. ten years of age?
How il would do for the city To bu.
| q ten-acre lot up in Fremont township
and turn the children IOos
therein and let them play and have
, good time generally, as children ought
8 without fear of being arrested an
g brought before the police court If the.
/ stepped on the grass?
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Our esteemed contemporary seems 60
be about Is ignorant Of the existence u
al exciting item on the streets about
8 O'Clock Tuesday. Is Il was OF the
date OF the last councIl meeting. II is
now In order for is 10 cali
rs names from its choice ,
vocabulary because We did NOS notify IL
OF the eccurresce We trust, however,
that the billIsgsgete will be bottled up
IN consideration Of the informstion
giyen in our yesterdays daily. which
was in;ahundant tune for lss this morn
ingss paper.
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a ane Touring min.
Eight hundred people.
Good roads and hedges.
Two good livery stables.
An eye 70 sensations and elopements.
Prospects for an enormous apple crop.
/ One Of the finest bank blocks in the
Almighty nice country all around The
town.
The Means to helpalOng its coed
neWspepeC.
A trst-class hotel restaurant kept By
Hrs. Hasleth
And on0of the haudsomest cashiers-
married. however.
A sense Of relief over the solution of
the Earl mystery.
A clever set Of folks who know how 10
take in strangers unawares.
A man named Evans, whom Tom
Fleming is DESTROYS of interviewing.
Live business men, among whom are
Gould, Snediker. Evans, Sutton Combs
and numerous others.
Some excellent corn fields and mum.
Der not so excellent on account of the
festive web worm and the too bounteoul
rains.
Thrifty farmers ABOUND about whose
namessound like ChannelI, Dumbau!d
Baker, BeFret, Harden. Holmes, Hovius
Brewer, Mosher and Snediker.
Two Of the handsomest Norman horses
In she west, thus indicating that the
vicinity is taking special pans In I'm
proving its draft and trotting stock.
Whole families in the neighborhOoC
who experienced their frat rafting expe
ditiOn as they padded over the doc
yards on barn doors dashed together dur
ing Ihe Isae freshet.
An Old man who was surrounded b,
water Cor twelve hours perched on ia
bic in his house which was nearly sub
merged the same man making music
for the rescuers who could not reacl
him for half day.
| Many more good points than are her,
enumerafed
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morning.
July is, 1885

Board of county commissioners met as
per adjournment. ALI members present.
The board visited the Slisher bridge
and ordered It condemned, also inspect
cd the work being done at the Trouble
somecreek bridge anG at the Snow ford
bridge.
Toe petition of D. L. Cook 10 vacate q
certain road was granted, the principal
petitioner to pay all the costs.
The road on petition of Charles d.
Yesrout WIS granted and damsges
awarded thereon TO Anton Recheka, So;
VIM. L. Green, So, and Jane, e. T. and
D. RunYAu, $40.
The board then adjourned until this
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THE BUSINESS MARrS-

rHpe PRICES AT TRADE u~sFHsL--
The aus - jay Lave SteHA Mask "a e he
IsITtsi csueoI1ilv for TaE t'sitf
NEgE every sft-srnyn" la
ANDY J. SNYDER n 60.
fz,ss,.us IS = ~ "a GKgI,auE~ Gu'iaiDs
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas Ctty.
KANSAS CRY, july Is.
Cattle Receipts, Ol2: market for best
nstiye shippers Arm, 59i0c higher; other
HOGs-R eceipts. g,t21; market active and
higher for lights. s. ~; light mixed, 81 $50
LIS; heavy, 81 00lt4. TO-
The Daily Indicator report: WHEA--Re-
ceipts, 4,467; shipments, 1850: IN store,
rus 3l5; market strong; No. rcd. cash.
sales at 7Shc; August. sales at 99se194ci
September, tales Mt S2k0S2Sc; No. soft.
cash. Gle bid,
CoaN-Ileceipts. none; shipments. TiiO; IN
store, l75 412; market qItet; No. casu.
36lSc bid, BIC asked; August. H4sc bid; 3s!sc
asked; September, 3scx askis'i; No. white,
OATs-HshIiuai.
RYE-NOminaI.
Hay New. fancy small baIed. 1890. large.
$50: old unchanged.
Ea08-Sc per dozen, candleI.
BUTTER-U Unchanged.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hIsnP, Ss<GDl0<es
breakfast bacon, 9f59<c New York shoulders,
meats-shoTt Gear sides. 6&c; short clear
backs CSC; short rib sides. exc; long clear
sides. 6hc; shoulders 4Ac: barrel UIeats-
extra clear pfrk. $iz 30: CLEAR pork, $l2 Oo;
nsess pork, al 90; mess beef. 50 90.
LAHD-Tierce. s6.75
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BIncksunlth ana Wagon shop at Reading
nave enlarged NV shop and now
have two FORCES, and }. ID. Cross.
horse shoer from Virginia. Also wagon
shop and horse power with emery wheel
for piow works. and a carriage paint
shon. b. HYDER,
Reading, Kansas.
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BOUNCE THE WEEDS

EDITOR DAILY NEWS: Can you tell
your readers why the weeds along our
sidewalks are allowed TO go TO seed this
Year, Many OF the walks are almost
impossible and are nearly overGrown.
Whose business is it TO cut them and
why don't they do it? Has it always
been thnsG The lots on State street be-
longing to the senator are fair sample.
A STRANGER
Emporia, July IA.
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AazERIUUs NEWS.
EDITED BY BURLow.

MONDAY, July 10.
1t become: our sad duty this morning
TO chronicle the sad death of Gottleib
Bamesberger. Mr.. Bamesberger had
been complaining only since las,
Wednesday morning. He was 10 yeaEs
old-just starting cut in manhood, when
he fell q sudden victim to inflammation
of the bowels Sudden and swift the
warning came aud at IL rs Sunday eve
nIng he answered TO the call OF the
death angle aud passed to the better
climes beyond. He was well respected,
straightforward in his dealings, upright
in his actions, and held warm place
in the hearts OF his many friends. Ser
vices will be held at the family resi-
dence Tomorrow 1T 2 o'clock p. N.
WANTED-Butter and eggs at Lesh
Bros.
Ribbons at Tressler s. LowTy's.
Seth Thomas clocks al j. s. Gibson's.
Ice cream freezers at j. s. Gibson's.
Fred Henning, at the old stand of G.
G. Pickering & Co. has greatly increas-
ed his former stock in every way. His
prices are as low as you can find la
Lyon county and fair share OF your
liberal patronage solicited.
FRED HENNINa.
Brocaded dress goods at &c a yard, at
TressIer s. Lowry's.
Diamond dyes at Bonds
The finest stock of good jewelTy in
the city at Gibson's pioneer store.
Lesb Bios can furnish ysu with any
1 afy1p oF aIZe1 ntGiltsa fsatns. hesIFQd
Prints at 4c yard at TTessler &
LoWrY's.
Lard and machine oil at Bonds
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Bird cages and gasoline stoves at j. s !.
GibsOn's.
Rock chrystal eye glasses and specs at
Bonds.
WEDNEs DAY. July 10.
W. w. Kits IS building verandy on
his house recently purchased of S. 81.
Bell.
Camp meeting commences IN the grove
of John w. 10y on Friday, the nth.
s. 81. Bell expects TO have his new Fcs-
idcnce on the farm ready for occupancy
in a couple OF weeks.
There was thirty seven vehicles In the
procession yesterday al the funeral OF G.
Bamesberger.
Several AmerIcus parties took the
train to Emporia to-day IN preference to
riding in the hot sun.
Lawns, az cts. yard prints, 80 cts.
q yard sheetIngs, cts. yard; stripes
8 cts. q yard; Indigo prints. ~ cts. 9
yard; best dOmestic gIughams. ~ cts.
Just think of i'll A dress for % cts,
and evTy thing In proportion, as We are
bound to sell at the great closing out
sale of j. D. Gibson.
For anything you want in dry goods
or groceries, call on Trsssler 8 Lowry.
They don't take back seat for any enc
In prices.
/ Remember that IL. w. Gibson carries
q large stock of-all the leading family
medicines in the market.
The Royal st. John sewing machine.
The best In the world. 81. w. Gibson
agent.
sample bottle cough syrup free at NJ !.
w. Gibs0n's.
sample bottles best blood purifier free
At h. w. Gibson's.
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DR.. Martin returned from Neosho
Rapids Monday and reports thai
town IN . fiourishlng condition. The
Free Methodist college al that place II
already completed. /, is expected taat
the school will open in September. The
building ia three stories high and is
prominently situated. Emporia cen be
easily seen from the building.
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The little boys of w. r. Smelser, who
lives on Sixth avenue. just west Of the
city, while playing in the orchard Non
day discovered q box of mems ATctics,
containing eight pairs. The theory Is
that the box was stolen from q car. The
box, however, Is not . full one, as there
are usually twelve palrs in a box.
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NOTICE OF CLOSING,

EMPoRIA, Kas., July Is, 1885.
We, the undersigned, hereby agree &c
close our respective places Of business
at 8 O'Clock p m. Saturdays excepted
from date until September 1, 1885.
(SIgned) 1. d. Fox s. Co.,
Books and stationery dept.
l. D. Fox & Co.,
Jewellers.
F. o. BALsTER,
Jeweler.
q. Z. WoRTHINGToH,
Books and stationery.
ELLEN PLUMB,
Books and stationery.
T. NJ. Fry, Jeweler.
q. ]. BIRD, Jeweler.
CHASE g. DAVIES,
Books and stationery.
81. A. ALTMAN.
Jeweler.
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WRnNEsnAv Inlv rs

"WEDNESDAY, July 10.
Professor L. @. Wooster conducted dc
vOtionals this morning
We do not notice any new arrivals TO.
day.
Enrollment stands, 1874; A division
numbers II members, b division 81, c
has So.
The students are getting down to hard
work, sad under the instruction of tins
efficient instructors we certainly think
the institute work will exert beneficial
influence upon the schools Of the county
this coming winter.
Quite plumber of visitors called upon
the institute so-dsy-Mrs. G. e. Little
Efie MeCOlm. Refta HurIburt, Misl
Ella Path. B. F. WATSON. W. B. Moses
Ar. Call and Misses Evans and Esk.
ridge.
RsY. Mr.. Mackav will deliver an edu.
catIonaI address on Thursday night
Everybody invited. Mr.. MsckaY IS an
interesting and logical speaker aud Gun
siderable Interest is manifested by the
teachers In the address he Is 10 deliver.
Professor Kelly made pleasant call
today. He was our instructor last year
and his pleasant face Is always gladly
welcomed.
Work IN school organization was
especially interesting. One member got
80 interested that be addressed The pro-
fessOr as Judge. His mind was proba-
bly, taken back TO his string experience
in the courts.
We were all 80 good yesterday that
We dad not need the critics report, but
to day The individuals whose duty It is
20 nad fault. came 10 the front with the
usual hash OF taffy and gfumbIing. sea
so1ed with little kindly advice.
NoRMAI.
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A, 81. LouIs.

VI Louis July Is
CArrLx-steady and bset grades firm, bat
common stu1 very dull: cornfed natives. a. 80
0e6.60; grass Texans range from 81 IS 10 Si.a5;
receipts, 2.6o0; shipments. 800.
H00s-Actiye: yOEkeFs. - 6of14 90; pask-
4 800: shipments, 30.
WHKAT-MsTket very unsettled and higher,
chief trading being In September and Octo-
DER; No. red, cash, 81 0i0I. ok; August,
e1.ol1<, nominal; September closed 81. 035<@
1-G2Z: October closed I.045<.
CORN-Dun and lower; No. 3, cash, A41<0
44kc; July. ike; August. 4ic; September.
45kc bid.
01Ts-DuII and weak; cash. ssasske; Au-
gust. SIC.
RYE-Dull; sic asked.
PoRK-HIgher: &1o.4O21o.76
LARD-Higher: nosaiHaily g 20 for small
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A sharper who undertook to work the
boys attending the races Saturday after
noon was in the language of racers, left
IN every heat. He had friend on the
ground, however, from which he bor-
rowed money only TO lose again.
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Esther S. Combs, an old
girl of Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Combs, who
lives at the corner OF Union street and
Logan avenue, died Tuesday Of Whoop-
ing cough. The burial will take place
tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock. Ser.
mon at the house by Rev. Eyans.
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The presses and other printing sppa-
ratus for the job printing establishment
of o. t. Kendall, arrived Monday from
the east. Mr.. Kendall has secured
rooms IN the Cunningham s. Finley
block over The News Office. The Of
fee will be ready tor work early next
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates Of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you. apply if securi-
~ and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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W. 8. Howard has returned from
Fargo Springs and reports that town
booming. There are forty houses IN.
der contract and a new town hail and
skating rink will soon be erected Tire
people there have seen nothIag OF she
Indisns and the city governmeut and
The people oct in harmony.
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Sau-sh-brah. who lectured here Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday nights, started
for Ottawa early Monday morning. Flom
Ottawa he goes TO Springfield, Illinois,
and finally to India, his native country,
where he will engage in the practice of
medicine, for which he has been edu-
oa0od
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LEIufat' JuIF %
CArTLE-R Receipts. 900; market slow:
low gratis dull: sa'es at S0ss5 80 butchers,
s. OOf64 y; Texans weaker. 81 9NaB4 %
Ho6s-ReceIpts. 10 900; market active and
DC higher; "a 29GD4 rs.
SHEEP-Keccipts, 5000; market slow; 100
6D4.20.
All markets closet excited and higher oW-
WHEAF-SS1zc for cash: SS,Sc Tor August:
90.s f.IT September.
CORN-46xc for cash.
OATS 3i5S o for cash.
RYE-5Sc.
FLAX SEED-{l 20
PORE-Sl0.4o for cash.
LARD-S6 65 Tor cash.
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PERsoNAL PRoPERrY rAx

County Treasurer Cavaness requests us
TO remind parties who have not vet paid
the second half of their personal prop
erty tax, that the Law requires thesa mat
ters to be soon placed In the hunds of
the sheriff for collection.
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A large horse. owned by Edward Nc.
MILAN, near Plymouth. was killed by
lightning a few days ago. The horse
which was worth about $3.50, was insur-
ed IN the German company A cols thai
was standing near by was uniDjured.