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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-29
THE NEWS.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1885
PUBLIC SALE-On account of dIssolu-
ton of partnership there will be sold at


PUBLIC SALE-On account of dIssolu-
ton of partnership there will be sold at
public auction on
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1885
beginning at 10 O'clock sharp, on the
farm OF Pieferle q PerrIer, on Eagle
Creek, IL miles east of Bitlertowu, the
following described property, to-wit:
"a steers four years old. "a steers two
years old, IS COWS ana heifers three years
old, II heiieTs TWO years old. 35 calves,
thoroughbred bull. four pair of mules.
D good brood mares. 5 good ponies, 225
hogs, : Poland China boars, thorough
bred, with p,digree If desired,
wagons, feed wagon with hay rack, q
sets OF harness, Buckeye moving ma
chine, 3 cultivatOrs, new corn planter,
hay rake, breaking pio~. 4 stirring
plows, all kinds of household goods aud
many other articles tho numerous 10
Dention. The sale will be positive.
TENS OF Ssle-A credit OF six months
will he given On ali sums over s. with
out interestif paid when due; II not paid
to draw inter- S. At II per cent from
date. Five per cent off for cash. Good
bankab'e notes required. The 81 -four
year old steers will be I'D for cash.
Free luOch served. Train leaves En-
poria at 7:l0 a. m. and arrives in Empo-
raat9 p IN. Accommodations from
Bitlcrtown 20 the place OF sale.
rFEFFERLE Il PERRIER
q w RRYsoN Aucti ouaer
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RrhnrtIon In Prio.s.

J. e. Altman, proprietor oi the Sixth
avenue Red Boot and Sine store is max
Ing SPECIAL reduction on mems and
boys kip. in order TO make room for his
>prIng stock. HIS goods are marked
down IN plain figures and reductions
are made from these prices. He is car
rYinG full aud complete stock of every
thing in the boot and shoe line
and also does a general repair.
ing business. His stock is care.
fully selected and is bought at bot
tom cash prices which enables him TO
give his customers firet-class goods at
the lowest possible figures. He has
COM IL stay aud by square dealing with
his customers In selling them good
goods at reasonable prices, hs is rapidly
building no good trade. II you are
in need ofanything in tue boot and shoe
line, you will find NO better place To buy,
than at the Red Boot and Shoe store on
Sixth avenue
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the festiys board" was given due aHd
most especial attention and with that
serene satisfaction and complete grstifi-
cation which attend such we'll appointed
and well ordered repasts e. were served
the two or three hundred guests VINO
thrice filled the bsunteous tables OF
mine host Young al the Central and
Ferlet at the Union hotels.
One Of the neatest responses made was
by J. v. Sanders Of Emporia. who has
the "Yannee'' "doWn finer to q GER
taIntY.
The bills OF fare comprised all the
substantials and delicacIes of the season
the tables were embellished with guam.
tities of fruits and CONNECTIONS, and the
service was such an one as the most ex-
acting could wish and supplied promptly
all the wants and wishes of the guests 81
the covers
The anniversary of 1885 of the Burns
club of Chase county will long be held
IN grateful memory by those who were
present, and the hospitality Of the good
| people Of Cottonwood Falls is especial
| IL impressed upon the guests from EN-.
| poria who embraced the opportunity Of
honoring themselves by their attendance
Among our people for whom we know
we can tender sincere gratitude for kind
| IL courtesy and attention are Capt. Jake
| Taylor, F. McHardY, Ed. s. JeWett, e.
s. Waterbury. John Geyer, ]. II, An
| derscn, John BamforG and the writer.
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A SHOOTING AFFAIR

Complaint was filed Tuesday bV Z.
RothschIld, n prominent cattle man
here. against George Hensley for shoot
ing with intent TO kill Hensley gave
the qualified bond of 81 900 for his sp-
pearance at the preliminary trial next
Monday. The shooting occurred about
five miles south of the city, near
the LOckerman bridge. 1t seems that
there was some trouble about lot of
cattle which the defendant had bar
gained to sell Rothschild; that the latter
desired TO pick enc carload out of 140
head aud that Henseley insisted on
having him take three carloads instead
of one, aud that the shooting was the
outgrowth of angry words. 1t is also
claimed that the shooting was entirely
accidental. No o:e was injured. The
preliminary trial will doubtless reveal
real and interesting facts
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thu Gree1 Wesa-Ead sTsas Company.

Mr.. s. Child. manager of the West
End Bus company. Auckland, New
Zealand, states In the Daily Herald of
that city, Is follows: We have much
pleasure in bearing testimony to the effi-
cacy of 81. Jacobs Oil It's success has
been particularly marked ia one cass Of
lameness, that of q very valuable horse
suffering from severe sprain of the back
sineWs, so severe as 20 defy the usual
remedies Otter remedies having tailed
We were induced to try st Jacobs Oil
and after using it for . few days the
Iameness, which was almost chronic en-
tirely disappeared, and the horse has
since stood constant work. We have
also used the Oil most successfully tor
bruises II is q remedy that should be
at hand in every stable.
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BESSIE POWELL.

Sunday at g O'Clock little Bessie,
the daughter of William and Laura
Powell died suddenly at the Fifth Av-
enue hotel. She had been sick during
most of the summer but had grown
much better and 1t was thought would
entirely recover. Such hopes entertain
ed by the parents of The little one make
her sudden call to the angel world the
more severe and trying to her parents,
who for one year aud twenty-five days
have had much joyful anticipation cen
tered in their only child, Bessie. In
their affiiction Mr.. and Mrs. Powell
have the sincere sympathy OF their many
friend. The funeral took place on
Thursday at 10 o'clock at the hotel.
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Kansas City Times: CounirY news
papers are sill hammering at Father
Eskridee for Publishing Governor Mar
TINS mess 'ge in advance. It Is time
this persecution ceased. No harm was
done and had it nos been for . travelling
man who carried copy Of the paper to
Topeka. the error would never have
been detected. Moreover Father Esk.
ridge has spOloglzed and FULLY explained
how Impossible It would have been Tor
anybody to have ssen his paper under
ordinary circumstances. Let Us accept
This apology aud talk Of other matters
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The strange accident to little jessie
Buck who last week tn ughtlessly placed
her touage against an iron brace TO which
IL was frozen fast, will not result as
seriously as It was thought it would.
She is but seven years old. and the child
ish act though unususli was not strange
IL took several minutes TO release her,
and 1, was only the utmost care Of those
doing so that pr, vented q more serious
injury. she has about recovered.
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OBITUARY.

Grant Towns nd. u nephew at Neil
Campbell aud grands,n at Mrs. Barbara
Campbell, died Sunday "f blOod-p lis
ontur, a'ter long Iilness. The Young
man ha but Gently come from Texas,
but was TOO far gone :" nc"Y1T his
health. He was aged - The funeral
TO ,k place Tuesday. at noon, at
the resIdence % Mrs. Campo II in Ply
mouiR
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FIRra AVENUE PARIoRs

A. s. Houck, who formerly owned
the Fifth Avenue parlCrs, has again pur-
chased the same from Lee Orr. He
took possession last week and will con-
tinue the business as before The res
taurant and parlors under his manage
ment will doubtless maintain their pop
ularity. Mr.. Orr will probably take q
railroad position again.
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Burlington Independent: Tue En-
porla Republican twas furnished an ad-
vanced c'py 81 Gov. Martn's message
with the understanding that 1t was not
to be published until delivered to the
legislatu e. TIE X publican broke it's
PROMISE aud published it "n day before
vas d4liv red, VIII ch wA' very low
lee VI bus n,ss
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No,io. of DISSOLUTION.

Notice IL hereby given that the firm
of Groh & Broughton is this day dis
solved by Tnutual consent, Geo. w.
Groh retiring. The business will be
continued by F. r. Broughton who will
pay all liabilities of the firm. and 10
whom all bills due the firm will be paid.
Witness cur hands this 13 Ii day
January, A ID. 1885.
GEO. w. GRoH,
F. +. BRoUGHToN.
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AT the primary convention at Reading
on the "a h, the following were nomin-
ated tor township officers: e. H. Spen-
Ger for trustee. E w Douglass for treas
urer, C. I. Reynolds for clerk, l.. l..
Davis for justice of the peace. W. c.
Simpkins and E. NJ Butler for con-
stables
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Aueation q. n R.-There Will be q
special meeting of Emporia Post No. 55,
next Saturday night, Jan. 3lst. Impor-
tact business ON hand. All members are
expected TO b. there By order of COM
mander, CLINTON KEELER.
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AMEKICUs NEWS.
EDITED BY BURLow.

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
Miss Minnie Egof was agreeably sur
prised by the gathering of about fifteen
couple at her fathers residence On Sat
urdaY evening, in commemOration of
her fifteenth birthday. The gathering
presented her with Charles Knights
complete Shakespeare, bound in library
style. Refreshments were served and q
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Miss Amanda Boorey returned Satur-
day to Emporia, after short visit at j.
s. Glbsons.
s. D. Cahili came near being the vic
tim of coal oil accident yesterday. He
had poured some oil on a nearly extIn-
guished fire, and it failing to ignite kept
putting more on, when 1t suddenly ex-
ploded. One half OF his mustache bears
evidence of what the result might have
been had he been standing In close prox-
unity to the stove.
j. B. Miller is now prepared to pay
the highest market price for all the hay
in the country at Americas.
S. N. Bell has coal on hand and Will
continue to k eep it.
Headlight coal oil $1.75 at Bonds.
Shot guns for sale at j. S. Gibson's.
Mixed and other paints at Bonds.
Glassware aud queensware at Lesh
Bros.
Cakes, crackers, candy, nuts, cigars
and tobacco at NJ. w. Gibson's.
When you want first-class coal oil and
lamp hues go to j. D. Gibson's.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
1t you need a good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of ]. S. Gibson.
Reduced prices on ready-made cloth
| ing and ladies' closks. We have ar
oveIstock and will sell them regardless
of cost. Call in and see US. First buy.
ers will get very low prices. j. d. Glib
son.
Wakeheld's Cough Syrup, Harter'l
Lung Bslsam and Twin City Oil at NJ
w. Gibson's.
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The residence ut l. Z. Lambert on
Fifth avenue was the scene of very
pleasant card party on Saturday eve
ming. Mr. aud Mrs Lambert entertain
ed number of their friends most pleas
autly. Progressive euchre was the game
aud all the possible merriment attend
ing unreslrained hospitality, frequent
mutations OF partners and winning and
losing the most games, continued
through the evening.
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Nr.W I NJ, Ca'ty received on sun
day, n dispatch from his falher-in-law
General West, announcing the sad intel
ligence of The death of bis youngest son,
Sidney. We learn that young West
graduated with distinguished honors
last June, At the head of his LAW class,
and Was fac speaker, aud regarded as
one of the most promising young men in
MissiSslnDi
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John RibAlj had leg broken and was
otherwise iUjured by an accident With a
hand car west Of the city yesterday. He
WAS taken to st. Mary's hospital.
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KANSAS LEGIsIATCRr.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26.


Immediately after the calling of the
senate. Senator Sheldon entered . pro-
test against the confirmation of A. B.
Campbell as sdjutant general. The pro-
test had been made IN secrete session,
but in order to have it printed Senator
Sheldon had TO present 1t at regular
session, under ruling.
Fifteen bills were introduced making
149 IN all
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John Bay will respond To calls for
sucti0neering all KIN Is ct public sales
and may b- Addressed through the post
office, or he found Al his grocery ON
Sixth avenue
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID.
UNION GRAIN CO.
A. BROWN & Co.. AGENT, AMERICUs.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. .

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. IS
The series OF revival meetings held at
the n. Z. church are meeting with sue
cess, and much good Work Is being
done
L w. Vanderburg has been employed
as harness maker by James Crock.
Three weeks ago to-day since the first
of the present snow fell
L. E. Tierney has opened up car
riage paint shop IN the rear OF the J. W.
10y building.
Still cold and disagreeable.
We notice the corn buyers on the
streets with anxious faces. We wonder
If corn is coming up.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shlloh's Vltalizer. It never
fails TO cure. Sold by Chqs RYDER
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Dissolution Notice

The partnership heretofore existing
between q 'nrey " ReIz;r has ben dis,
solved by mutual consent q. A. Con-
rey will continue the business al the old
stand, u whom all bills are payable.
G. \ CoNREY,
c. W RETZER
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4. y. prnNn

Auclipne, r, SUCCESSOR To- IL, w Pear
sail. PIblic sales ut all kinds will he
given prompt aud careful attention
With an extended experience in the auc-
tion busin -, he 6espesks an extensive
patronage which he will end, avor to
merit nv stl'fscti,I 10 all customers
Headquarters It the Central stables En-
poria, Kansas.
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Way val voa cIusn VIII II ShiI 'h'S
Cure will give Immediate relief Price
10 cts 80 cts. ana 81. Slhi by Chas
Ryder
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For lame back, side or oh, ST use Shi-
loh's Porous Poster Pf'ce % cents.
sid by Chas Ryder
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Are You m 'dc miserable by Indiges-
u"n, C"hstlp ,tiol, Dizziness, Loss of APP
petite, yellow Skim Shil ,h's Vitalizer
is positive cure Sold by Chas. Ryder
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HGckmetack, a lasting fragrant per-
fume. Price - AMI 80 cents. Sold by
Chas Rydar
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There will be dancing after the farce
at jays hall on Thursday evening, for
which the nominal sum of cents u set
extra will be charged.
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The northeast room on the first floor
ot the Coolidge has been fitted up as q
pool and billiard room for guests of the
hotel.
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a. st onIk.

= I sUIF JanDaTy .
Hoss-Higher: rkers 81 O.; PacS ing.
81 s594 IS; heavy,$I 7s04 %; receipts. 200:
shipments, z.2s0.
CATTLE steady and hrm: Cxports. S. 75G
Is; good to choice shipping, s. 25G5 IS: re-
ceipts. 500
FLOUR UnchangGd
WHEAT-LoweF, but active; No red, sSJk
QS5[c for cash.
CoRN-Firm and higher: s6G35hc for cash.
OATs-Firm. but slow; 3oc Did for C ash
PKoyIsIoFS-Firm but slow.
PoRK-Jobbing at $Iz TO-
LARD-$G 75a6 So
BULK MEATS-L Long clear, Is 30; short ribs,
IS 30; hort clear. So %.
BAcos-Long clear. 81 %; hort ribs. 81 I21<
short clear. 81 37n07 80.
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All ptrues KAN wing Inemselv = in
Il bted M Will please call AM settle
at once. as ] Vi,h L. cl 'sr tue books oi
the old firm N f. WEAVER.
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And on 81. ]. R. No. 2, to strike out the
prohibition amendment, recommending
that 1t be indefinitely postponed. Aud
on h. j. r. No. 8, of the same purport,
with same recommendation MINORITY
report, by Mr.. Overmyer, recommends
the passage of 81. J. r. No. 3, giving rea-
sons st length. The minority report Is
signed by David 0veTmyer and george
SeItz.
Mr.. Carroll moved that these reports
of the committee On temperance be re-
ferred TO the committee of the whole.
and be made special order fol Tuesday
of next week at 8 p. m.
Mr.. Stewart claimed that he had pre-
yiously made motion to adopt the ma
joriiy report Of the comGltiee, which
was 70 indefinitely postpone the joint
resolution.
A discussion of the rules here sprung
up, the speaker finally reaching 4 ruling
that Mr.. Carroll's motion took prece-
dence and that it required 8 two thirds
vote to prevail.
The question upon the motion of Mr..
Carroll was declared lost. there not be
ing two-thiTds vote for the motion.
Mr.. Hatfield moved to refer the mat
ter referring to the report of the commit
tee on temperance to the committee of
the whole house, which motion pre-
vailed.
BY consent Mr.. G. D. Thompson in
troduced a DILL TO provide for the ap-
pointment of board of bank exam
Iners.
relating to Texas cattle.
Mr.. Beuning introduced bill relat-
ing to contracts with cities of the first
class.
The committee on state affairs report
ed bill 10 provide for geological sur.
vey of the state.
A bill making appropriation for legis.
lative expenses, was called up by Mr.
Finch, who explained that his object Was
| to get the bull on third reading, subject
| to amendment ahd debate, tomorrow
The bill was ground through to that po
| sitIon.
PARDoNs.
A message was received from Gov.
Martin, covering a report from Gov
| Click, of pardons granted during 1873;
and 1904, with reasons assigned IN eact
case.
Pending the reading OF Coy Click
message, Mr.. Finch asked tor intorma'
ton as to why this document is now be
fore the house. Mr.. Weilup explained
that the law requires such a report Il
the legislature, and moved that the mes
sage be referred to the committee oil
state affairs. But Mr.. Slime had pre-
viously moved TO dispense with turtle
reading, and Mr.. McNall had got in hi
motion TO print.
Mr.. Gillette hoped none of the mo
lions would prevail. as the house ough
to listen to the message, either now o
when 1t Is more convenient. The mo
tions to quit reading and TO print wer
both voted down and Mr.. Overnlyer OF
posed the motion to refer, taking tn
same ground as Mr.. Gillette. The me-
ton TO refer was lost and the messag
read.
After the reading was finished NJ
Faulkner said he could not let this II
port go by unchallenged, as the repol
reflects upon the community he repre-
sents and makes serious charges againl
its judiciary and its public officers. q
would therefore move that the messag
be referred to the judiciary committe
with Instructions to report whether Il
legal reasons gwen by Gov. Click fl
pardons constitute sufficient grounds fC
granting pardons. Carried.
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AuCrIoNEER. Whenever YOU want
Il s,.clas' sNcti"neer call IN G.. w.
lirySou. No > East stree, EmPoria,
X ansas.
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All persons are hereby notified that If
found lr, spsssing. hunting or fishing, ON
the lands owned by the undersigned, in
Waterloo township, they will he prose.
cut, d 10 The utmost rigor OF the law
n q. PHELPS,
. T. CAsLES,
JAMES POLLOCK,
GEORGE SCHULTZ,
ROBT PoLLOCK,
JOHN CUNNI NGHAM.
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Mo y to loAn on i've stock.

| will hs Candidate t.r trustee OF
Pike township. NJ the easu,ng +, bruarY
election II. II. GAsAwAY
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S'lliers having claims tor pensions
will do well tpca,l ON L. NJ KAys, at
IHnry at law. Office, room No in
News bulldog, up stairs.
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House

Among the bills introduced were:
One by Mr.. Anthony providing for
the appointment of q state land COM
missioner, and making appropriation
therefor.
NOTE-GEoLoGICAL SURVEY.
Mr.. Smith of Mcpherson county,
chairman OF the committee on state af-
fairs, has prepared bill providing for
the geological survey of the state, which
his committee will undoubtedly recon-
mend. This bill provides for a BOARD
comprised of the governor, state super
intendent of public instruction, and the
president of the agricultural college.
The duties of this board will be to see
that proper persons are employed to
make q survey of the state in such man.
Der as deemed best, and to sink two arte-
sian wells, to go to a depth of 1000 feet,
# necessary. Experts and scientists are
to watch these wells, keeping an accur-
ate record of all stratas passed through,
and samples prepared. to be placed
In the various state and college
museums of the state, properly classified
and marked. An appropriation of $780,
600 is recommended, by far the larger
portion of which is to be applied to
testing the water supply of the state
through the artesian well system. The
bill orders that reports, To be made to
the governor, shall not be compilations
| of stuff already published IN papers, but
that they shall, in an ineligible, PLAIN
and popular style, give the results of all
observations, surveys and examinations.
There is very much In this bill to com.
mend 1t, as 1t orders everything done
within the limits of common sense, and
requires the results a. reported to be
given for the benefit of the people oil
Kansas and not exclusively for the use o.
9 few college professors and scientific
geologists, excluding the people who
pay for the work.
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the EmporIa boys and Malcolm
Campbell OF the Burns clue seem to
think "a hats a hat tor ~ that and a.
lhAtn
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IL. N. Vickery was the lucky man
Saturday night. HE proxy won the
fine music box at BIrd's
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For ALE-rhree thoust and walnut
fnce posts. Inqaire OF ). N. Parker at
FOwlers farm, four miles southeast OF
Enporia
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TO Aleck Mckenzie, Strong City, Kan
sas; At Burns anniversary you are
plumb good one"
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1t now behooves congress to take some
definite and speedy action regarding this
Oklahoma matter and stop trifling.
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Announcements
GEO. w. GRoH,
r. F. BRoUGHToN

At the request of many voters l do
hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the Office of trustee of Pike township
Respectfully, AL TRIGGs
will be a candidate for the Office of
trustee Of Empora township at the com
ing election. F. w. HIRTH
SCHOOL WANTED "A three or four
months' school wanted by an expert
enced teacher. Best of reference furn.
ished. Address p q. Box 79S, OF in
quire at this office.
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August Ludwig has sufficiently recov-
cred from the results eff the murdero1s
attAck upon him to be dismissed from
the hospital, where he has had excellent
care.