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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25
THE MrxIoan En1roRs.

Fil.een OF twenty minutes before train
time the platform about the Santa Fe
depot was crowded with citizens anxious
TO see the MexIcf1 excursionIsts and
hear the music by the knights Templar
band. AS the train pulled In the boys
struck up lively piece and the Mexi-
can editors, ct ger to show their appre-
citation of the rec sption and ID see the
city, filed the cor platforms of their two
special coaches and tipped their hats and
waved the national colors of Old Mexico.
The party consisted of thirty-edItors,
their wives, End several handsome young
ladies', who are all well-appearing
sad intelligent. Ireneo Pr, president
of the excursion, a tall and dark COM
plected Mexican, A. A. de Anda, secre-
tary, representing the papers OF Chi
apas and Guerrero, and Mr.. J. NJ. Clarke
editor of the Two X publics, vice-presi-
dent of the association. and man that
was formerly connected with newspa-
per 10 Kansas, alighted with number
of their brother editors and were intro
duced to some of the representa-
| tives of the EmpOrIa press and citizens.
The parties named all speak Eng
lish quite well and were very much
interested in Emppris and Kansas. The
limited time that he cannOnball stops
IN Enporia would not permit an ad-
dress of welcome which was to have been
delivered by Judge Waterbury and the
response by Mr.. Clarke. Mr.. Talbot, OF
the Railway Age, said that the editors
were greatly enjoying their trip and an
| ticipated great time st the reception TO
be given this afternoon at Topeka. They
expressed themselves highly pleased
with the reception given them here and
the music rendered by the knights
Templar band. 1ney remained on the
platform shaking hands with citizens at
Ter the train started and alter the cannon.
ball had gone TWO or three blocks it was
compelled to stop and walt for some thai
were left behind.
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Oerivations.

The word pamphlet is derives
from the name of o Greek authoress,
Pamphylia, who compiled history OF
the world in thirty-fve little books.
Punch and Judy" is q contraction
from Pontius and Judas. Il Is q relic
of an old miracle play" in which the
actors were Pontius Plate and Judas
Iscariot. "Bigot" is from Visigotha.
in which the fierce and intolerans
Arianism of the Visigoth, conqueror OF
Spain, is handed down to infamy.
''Humbug'' Is from Hamburg; .apiece
of Hamburg news was In Germany 3
proverbial expression for false political
rumors- ''Gauze'' derives its name
from GAIA. where It was first made.
''Tabby cat'' is ali unconscious thai
her name its derived from Arab, fam.
Gus street in Bagdad inhabited by the
manufacturers Of silken stuffs called
atabi, or taffety-the wavy markings
of the watered silks resembling pussy Z
coat 'sOld Scratch Is the demon
Skratti, who still survives In the super
stitions Of Northern Europe. .0Old
Nick is none other than Nikir, the
dangerous water demon of Seandinav-
ian legend The lemon takes It's name
from the City of Lima
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WHAT THE PUBLIC THINKS.
From Wednesdays Daily.


To the Editor of The News:
As a reader of both the EmpOria
NEWS aud the Republican, have lately
with quite an interest, watched what
seems to be permy lent war between
those two papers. OF course it can be
quite interesting to newspaper readers
10 have a little fight between their local
papers SO long as this fight is kept In
side the limit of truth and good tune.
Now it seems to me that the Republl-
can lately has lacked little of those
two things, and the article this morning
about THE News is SD big a story, mot
calling it worse) that it is but just
to THE News for a non- p; ~tlssn reader
of both papers to say little word of
truth. What the Republican tells about
its great generosity in loe1ing THE
| News dispatches, etc, is so evidently
not true that the phrase is not worth vast
| Ing a single word upon. But what
will state, and which statement will
| give upon my word of honor, Is this
That everything in ID al news and the
dispatches, perhaps with the ex6 'ptiOr
OF few teles:ams seIved during thu
night which / read in the Republican
this morning, I ht l slready read las
evening in TIE News. also in truth
twelve hours Thead of the r publican
Respectfully, A READER.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25

Brocaded dress goods at &c yard, at
Tressler & Lowry's.
Diamond dyes at Bonds
The finest stock of good jewelry in
the city at GIbsOn's pioneer store
Lesh Bros can furnish you with any
style or sized picture frame desired.
Prints at &c a yard at Tressler &
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 al
Bonds.
Remnant laces IN endless variety and
small prices at Gibson's.
See ]. d. Gibson's cheap counter. a
change Of goods every week.
Clocks at Lesh Bros.
For anything you want in dry goods
or groceries, call on Tressler s. Lowry
They don't take back seat for any ont
/ in prices.
Our &c prints are good. Don't fail Il
seem them. At Gibson's pioneer store
Picture frames at Lesh Bros.
Remember that NJ. W. Gibson CARRIE
q lsrge stock of all the leading famil,
medicines in the market.
The Royal st. John sewing machine
The best in the world. III. W. Gibson
| agent.
Sample bottle cough syrup free at N
W. Gibson's.
| Sample bottles best blood purifier fire.
| at n. W. GIbson's.
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TEMPTATIONS OF SMITH

THE NEWS is ples sd TO announce
that arrangements have been perfected
60 secure In this city the Temptations
of smith," the popular lecture by No
BILE Prentis. of the Aichison Champion.
The piece will be the Congregational
church end the date, in all probability,
Monday evening. July 9th. This lecture
has been delivered at Topeka. Lawrence
and few other points, always TO delight
ed audiences. 1t is short and crispy and
written in the terse and interesting style
of the author.
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TgE Bus NESS WARTS.
ISL CTS AT TRADE CENTEPS ,.
p c Nc = - Live STOCK Market Is Re
t,JI a & 5cIallV for The DAILY
>zw- Jery afternoon by
As,DI J. SNYDER q CO,
aossns 23r - Exchange Building
KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas CITY.

At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, June a.
CATTLE-Receipts, S35; market very strong
and lO9l- higher III; n last week for Des
grad of natiV = others lady.
HoG5-ReCeI 5, IL J;mark et opened steady
and closed a;rsve and SIS higher; all sold; as
sorted, $3.70 ) 10; mixed, 50. 6OQT3 IS.
The ID ly Indicator eDortS: WHEAr-Re
ceipts. 7i,3"1; shipments, 14,CS3; in store
67O,S.56; market weaker; No. red, cash
Tx C biz. 7SAS asked; July. sales 1t 7S7<0
7Skc; August, Sic bid, SO asked; No.
soft, cash, 500 asked
CoRH-Reoeipts, CSC; shipments Isl 90; II
store 1875. 81; market steady for futures
No. 2. cash, sales At SIC; June. sales At S7IS6
37kc; July, sales at 40; Aug uSt. IS Did
40c askC 4; September, Ale AsAed; No,
white, cash, sales at HsS043Hc,
OATS-SS. cash. 3ixc asked.
RYE--ND. 2 cash. Sic asked.
EGGS-Unchanged.
BUTTER- Uhchani sd.
HAY New. $lI.0O; old fancy small baled
50 90.
OVISIOHS-SugaT-cured hams, Sx09hc
breakfast bacon, eye: New York shoulders
DC; dried beef hams J. 0l2hc. Smoked meats
short clear sides. 6z<c; shO clear backs
Csc; short rib sides. 6hc; long clear sides
6Kc: shoulders, Axe: dry at meats, u
less than barrel meats; pork, $lz SO; las
years rk, $l2 o.; mess pork, $l110; me-
beef, 50 GO.
IARD-Tierce 1878.
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Wind Won Wand Id Knou

EVERYBODY wants an onest answer 20
this simple question What is the best
medicine TO regulate the bowels, cure
costiveneSs and biliiousnesss. help the
digestion and give strength to the whole
systemg People ask Us i'iis every day
We answer. Parker's Tonic. It is pleas
ant to the taste All The children like
It. Mothers all praise it. II Will save
thousand times its cost IN every fam
ily.-Editor Western Argus.
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EMPoRIA q soUrawEsrERN

FL Dorado Republican: We have a
private letter from Emporia to tue effect
that the EmporIa & Southwestern rail
way company has flied its chal Ter with
the secretary of STATE. The purposes OF
Incorporation are 10 construct and lain
tain n railway End telegraph line
through the follow lg counties III the
state of Kersas: Lyon, Chase, Green
wood, Butler, Elk, c. ~ley. Sumner and
Harper, also the following counties in
the state OF Texas: Wichita and Clay.
Its business to be transacted a. EmpOria,
Lyon county, and Wichita Falls, Texas.
The following directC-s were app 0inted
for the first year: u. p. Plumb. L.. c.
Cross, and e. Hood, of Emporia; G. F.
Morse and w. Pratt, of Kansas City,
Missouri; w. NJ. Jones, Des Moines,
Iowa, and Ii. H Gardiner, of FL Dorado,
Kansas. The capital stock of the com
psuy is $2,O09,O0O divided into 10000
shares at $1C9 g. n. The intention is to
run the road from Emporia to Wichita
Falls, Texas, and to construct road OF
average guage. 1t Il ks very much as
though our Emporia project is going
l forward.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25

The Mckee brothers returned to Pitts.
burg to day with their families. They
have not decided positively where they
will locate, but are strongly inclined to
favor EmpoIia, as II is the prertiest city
in tue state, has the lest educational Ia
elites Gld most refined society. One
otthe brothers will be IN Emporia again
in about IN days.
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RFADING NEWS.
EDITED BYeNARY DE =. N.

EDITED BYcAARY DE - N.
I JEsDAY, Juae g.
MAJ. lied, at the resIdeD' of the BRIDES
parents, Sunday. June 81. by T v. n H.
Smith, Mr.. 1Ae;. Bailey : d Miss Or
pha Tabor. May lo2g and happy life
be theirs.
Dick Griffith shipI ~ lot of hogs 10
Kansas Ci..y L It night.
Children's Day ws. OF .Ied by the
Baptist Sunday .hool last Sunday.
The Con. .egationaI pulpit WIS occu-
pied by a Quaker 2 - her from Barclay
IL st Sunday evening.
A couple of travelling auctioneers al
selling the'- g, 'ds IN FOihsy's black
smith shop. Hea.y double roll plat d
gold jewelry at away below cost, aud
other things In proportion.
The frame of Wright & Selyer's new
store building is up I'D now waiting fol
dry weather.
A couple of weeks sgo the west bound
night train and last Monday the east.
ward noon train failed to take or leave
the mail. Whether it WAS caused by tn,
/ neglect of one of the "old rasca,s" or tn,
newly appoint clerk from EmPous
who was still afraid of the smallpox il
uaknow here. Ats1y rate there is nC
knowing what great charges the author
ties might haul up if they set about it
Presiding Elder Hanna will preach a
the III. e. church next Sunday evening
Some of the farmers are still perse-
Yering by replating their corn fields.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Tuesday Miss Pearl Taylor enter
tanned quite number of her school
friends at No. 143 Rural street. the Occa
sion being that OF her 18th birthday.
The weather / ing unpropitious for out
door amusements they played games OF
all sorts aud had thoroughly enjoyable
time in the house the singing and
recitHuons were given in gOod style
and highly complimentary to their
teachers. The les-table was quite re-
plets with delicacies, to which the
youngsters did ample justice. The
young lady received several suitable
presents and flowers in abundance.
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Money! Money!, AioneyiIi

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay 1t to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No COM
mission. No Trouble Pay it bacl;
when you want t.. Yod pay interest
and principal in Emporia. that IS good
enough for US. The sold reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. w,
loan our own money.
WARREN IL HARRISON,
No. ITO Commercial street. east side
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A Remedy for Lung diseases.

DIR. Robert Newton, late president Of
the Electric college, of the city of New
York. aud formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio
used DR.. VIM. Halls BAlsam very ex.
tensively in his practice, as many of his
patients, now living and restored q
health by the use of this invaluable
medicine, can amply testify. He always
said that 50 good rem, 4y ought to be-
prescribed freely b. every physician as
sovereign remedy IN 81 csses of luua
diseases. 1t cures consumption, and he;
no equal for ell pectoral complaints.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-25

Thanksto young villager from the
western part of the sts'e for an item TO-
day. The poor Unfortuna'' " tote two
postal cards before starting east. one To
lady friend IN Emporia and the other
to lady friend in Junction City. To
the Emporia glrl he said he would call
to see her ef-ly Sunday moiaing and to
the Junction City girl he said
he would cali at O'Clock in the after
noon. Then by a. sideRt the cards we're
mlsdirected, SO that he JrpctioB City
girl received the one in .nded for the
Emporia lsdy and vice versa. There was
considerable time lost in explanations
when the young man arrived ia EmpG-
ria. long before the hor- stated in the
card. We understand that similar ex.
PLANTATION will also be necessary at June
ton City. and that the young man ii
seriously considering the proposition 81
combining his attentions to a single
member of the fair sex, with the Odds IN
favor of the Emporia halle.
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rae EMroRlA nhuLE AHEAD.

The young man who wrote ''Ie postal
cards to the EmpOria s1i Junction City
girls has had the difficulty solved for
him. He retulAel to this city ycster-
day having failed TO convince the juno
ton City girl that it WI necessary to
have SO many I1rIespondents She re-
turned to him his riHg and bid him u
final adieu. Tue young man Is now
quite happy, however, having made ar
rangements with the EnporIa belle for
regular visits who, we presume wears
the ring returned by the junction City
girl. Thus Emporia comes out first
best III an Interesting little romance.
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A company of twenty-nIne soldiers
from the Jefferson Barrs ks. about six
teen miles south of St. LOUIS, passed
through here Tuesday under command
of Lieut.. Mosier of the Twenty-second
Infantry The boys said they were glad
to be called into active service and an
ticipate a big time in New Mexico,
where they go to I'LL up the ranks of two
companies that have been pretty well
thinned out
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Young nlen. Reacs mi,

The Vollaic Belt Co. of Marshall
Mich, offer TO send their celebrated
Electro Voltaic Belt and other electric
appliances on trial for thirty DAYS, tC
men (young or old) afflicted with ner
vOus debility, loss of vitality ana al
kindred troubles. Also for rheume.
tism, neuralgia, paralysis and many
other diseases, Complete restoration 70
health and vigor guaranteed. No risk
is incurred, as thirty days trial is allow.
ed. Write them AZ once for illustrated
namphlet. free
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HISTORY oFKANsAs.

Prof. Springs history of Kansas, form
ing part of the american Common
wealth" series is announced for the mid
die OF August, aud Is now being sold in
advance by subscription. The Cham
pion mas subscribed, with the under
Standing that tue $1.25 is to paid in
lawful currency, and not in newspaper
goods" and the Champion advises that
Kansas people generally take an interest
in the first we'll written history of their
state. We have had histories before, but
compared with lis, they are like a
Mexican wooden plOw beside the
latest steel and iron mervel OF
the plow- makers art. We do not
know what historical theories Prof.
Spring will adopt, OF whether it will be
necessary fOr the critical gentlemen who
mostly live around Lawrence to "reval.
ne" his history OF not. We know that
1t will be the straight story told in pure,
| good working English. something we
have not had as yer. WildeE's Annals
we have had, but that is not histor J
proper; il is the rock on which Prof
| Spring end all the future historians o.
Kansas must build. Prof. Spring hal
built an attractive historical edificl
thereupon -Atchison Champion, june
goth.
Messrs. Gilmore and Creme are a
Present canvassiag Emporia In the iuter
ests OF this valuable work.
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One OF our prominent and popular
young hardware meEchaats was noticed
coming away from TIC residence of one
OF our ministers tnis morning. He had
evidently ben making arrangement tor
very important occasion which Is set
icr one day this week, but We will not
1--WE n AWAY
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At st. Lou.

1T. LOUIS. June n
CAFrLE-ReceIpts, 2.400; shipments, 1850
market steady. with 5od demand for coz
fsd steers anu good ia her t1ck; shipping
steers, "a so as 20; gr- Texans, SS.1Q63 60.
HoGs-heceipts. g. 1905 shipments, 1900
market ctiVe and better; Workers, N.05@
Is; packers, $3.S5I4 e5; butchers, - l0D4.2S
WHxAT-Market active but lower; opened
steady and firm, but soUn declined and wen
gradually down 20 Il close. finishing 205HC
below yesterdays prices; No. cred, cash, By
6J99xc. closing NO Dtna'iy 9eKc; July, 9SHc
august, 81 O.: Septemb--, $l0lX.
CORN-DulI and lower. closing H0Xc un
der yesterdays prices: NO. 2. cash, 44044zc
July, 44Zc; August, Axe.
OAEs-Dulli cash. SsG34%e; July, 2sHc
seller AuA act 345<e.
RYE-DulI; 60kc-
PORK-DulIs $iG.65
LARD-Nominaily So 35G640.
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CHI1AsO. June "a.
CATrLE-Receipts, -; market active;
shipping IS OOls6. I2K: butchers. = 40O4.60
h0Gs-ReceIpIs. 2S,000; market active and
{ ady; a O0d14-30.
CLEO.
WHKAr-Market ruled weaker and closed
at inside fl Tres. lag under yesterday; CSC
for cash; SS1<c Tor ulY-
CoRN-Market lower axe for cash; 47C
for July.
OATS Easy; 82sSc for cash.
RTE-Easier; 63o,
FLAX SEED-$I 22H.
PORK-Easy; $40 22h for July.
LAKD-SteadY; $6.57h tor July.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern ia 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 un
expected charges. Interest payable
hara
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AMERICUS NEWS.
EDrTxD BY BURLow.

MONDAY. June %.
A warrant was issued fIom Squire
Grinell's court for the a. rest of tramp
boy giving his name as Ed. DAVIS. He
had broken into the dwelling of E j.
Edmiston I'D r 1bers Ryman and taken
therefrom a coat. pe1ts End vest; also
silver watch, five pocket knives, hand
kerchiefs, pound of tobacco and several
other trinkets, which were found in his
possession at the time of his arrest. He
wss duly committed.
The Pennsylvania excuI5ionists all
returned Saturday looking hearty and
well pleased with their visit.
Miss Price of the Normal was up ST. 1
day.
Lariens Reider's geni.l f. ce Is once
more seen behind the counter at the drul
store of Mr.. Bond.
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Aucuoneer, successor TO II. w. Pear.
sail. Pubic sales Of all kinds will bt
given prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience inthe auc.
ton business, he bespeaks an extensive
patronage which Le will eudeavOr &c
merit bY Satisfaction To all customers
Headquarters at the Central stables En-.
pOria, Kansas.
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I,nrk,on Arn,Oa s.,u.

The best salve IL the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblains,
corns and all skin eTuptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price, % cents per
box. For sale by 3. Wheldon.
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/ can get abundance of moaey to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or FIVE years, st low
rate of interest, and allow payments to
be made IN small sums at different times,
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid off any time. Office with
Wells Bros, over Emporia Savings
bank. SIN. SAITH.
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Hartford Cal: DR.. WnIttlesey came
down from Emporia Wednesday aud de-
.lvered an address 10 the people in regard
10 the diseases OF the hoTse aud their
cure. We are informed that the doctor
VIII remain until Saturday. He is a
graduate Of one of the best veterinary
colleges in ,he United States and under
st.ud3 his business.
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HAndbills advertising the Knights OF
Labor Fourth OF July celebration at OF
tawa Were distributed On the streets yes
Lerday. Al5rge delegation will go from
Emporia, anc number ot prominent
speakers will be present big time is
sxnect I'd
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CHARGED WITH EMsEzzLEmENr

q. A. Woodruff. the man charged with
enlightenment from NickersOn was ar
rested yesterday in Topeka and returned
to NickeTson. The passenger train rs it
passed through Emporla Sunday morn
ing was boarded at the Santa
Fe depot by two officers aud
searched, but Woodruff could not
be found. The conductor, however, rec
ogulzed the mau before reaching Topeka
and he was turned over To the officers,
who found nearly $500 On his person.
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A Montrose, Colorado paper says that
Sir. Billy Hibtsn and bride of Emporia,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Dave Wood, of
that place. Tie item was more exten-
sive than the above but space would not
PEI NIT us 10 paDlIsh il IN full.
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LosT-June 8, on tie streets of EN-.
poria or road leading to ne Gene, e. 7,
roll OF pictures OF Gen. Grant. Marked
on wrapper, Moore & Moore rud Mrs
Bellies. Please req to Jhis office s1d
be rewarded.
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WANrED-Ladies or young men, in
city or country, to work for us at their
homes. Permanent employment; no in
structions to buy. Work sent by mail
distance no obJectiOns). 80 to $l2 per
week can be male. No canvassing. No
stamp for reply. Please address Home
Man'fg Co., Boston, Mass. p. O. Box
1919
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Pi-a-Pot Is about the only chief In
the territories whose name is hard to
explain in English. The name '.Pi-a-
Pots literally means ''prairie chicken
Sioux" but this does not convey tbs
meaning Of the word IS applied In the
Indian language to this great warrior.
The Indian meaning is "a terror to al
tribes"
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Impor tui

Frederick s. Burton are still IN the
loen business, and persons having
money on hand would do well to call
and see them as the demands on them for
money are such that You can get good
secured paper for mOney tor any time
desired.
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WEDNESDAY. June p

w EDNESOA1s OunC ~.
VIM. Morgan is fencing his lois in the
east pat of toWL.
The pres ent beautiful rain makes
msuy smiling fl ;es among the farmers.
The G. A. r. post at this place have
/ ordered, q large flag and propose to pur-
chase q bass diam &c. be used in the cal
ebration of our nations birthday.
N. w. GIbson has ordered u good
supply of fireworks, I'D AperIcus ex-
pC cts to have quite time.