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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-10
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rnE lIrrRArI-

The members OF This society propose
TO make the present years. work q mos
profitable one. The first session Of tht
society will be held Friday evening. al
which the following sprogEam will bt
given:
Music-Mixed quartetis.
1 Address of Welcome "a Docking.
Essay-MIss Carrie Bradley.
Debate-AfirmatiYe. A. Docking, j.
u. Mcbride; negative. c. A. Bishop, j.
E. McAllister.
Recess aud Social.
!ns!IumentaI-"Go Back to Erin"
Miss Robb.
ESSAY. e Mathew.
Question Box-O. p. McCiintOck and
Emma Lewis.
Ausic-Miss Annie smith.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
By ORDER or Con-.
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THE kINDERoAKrEN.

Miss kaufman opened the Kindergar-
ten department of the Normal last Mon
day with quite large attendance of
little folks. The Kindergarten
department has been neatly IT.
arranged and new apparatus
added. The blackboards have been i'm
proved, the walls nicely decorated with
the artistic work OF the little kin6ers,
and>the windows hung with new lam
breuuins
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PERSONAL laExrIoN !.
Allas Dora Hanna is visiting friend. Al

Rlias Dora Hanna is visiting friends at
Florence.
Frank Wiser returned Monday from
Wiser's ranch Texas.
F.McGuire, of Kansas City. is reg
istered 1T the Coolidge.
VIC. wooley. of Lewiston, Illinois.
is now visiting in the city.
w. Caldwell. of FL Paso. Texas, is
spending lew days in the city.
Joseph Cotton and wife have started
on trip 70 conneEsvills, Indiana.
t. Gray. the efficient clerk in the
county clerks office Is indisposed.
Charley Marks, OF Morris county, ar.
rived here Sunday to visit relatives
Willie II. Eastman has gone to ChIca-
go with shipment Of his fathers cat
tie.
A. Coate and wife started Tor Ohio last
Monday for few weeks visit among old
friends.
Regents Frsuklln. Dickson and Rice
made this Office a pleasant call last
Monday.
II. B Lowe who has been working toI
the Panhandle company returned home
TO day.
Miss Annie Hickny has gone to Kan.
sas City to select her fall styles in dress
making.
AN Boorey. of Gerden City. formerly
of EmpOria, was circulating among hil
friends today.
Walter Garden Of Garden City, sol
Of J. v. COrser. is in the city circulating
among his many friends.
Miss Flora Bremen went to Topezl
Tuesday to resume work as an lnstruc
tTess In Bethany college.
Frank Young, who was for some tim,
connected with the Coolidge, went 4
Kansas City Monday accompanied by hi
wife.
Miss Ethel Ingalls,. who has BeeI
visiting her uncle and friends in thi
city, returned to her home in Atchiso.
to-day.
We are pleased to note the conva
Iescence of d. G. Collier. who has had
long siege of severe illness from mala
rial fever.
M. L. Richmond, an old resident o
this county and now guard at the stat
penitentiary, is at home on short fur
Tough.
The family of Z. Richter who latel
came to Emporia as a teacher of German
is expected to arrive here from Hamil
ton, Ohio, in few days.
Rev. ]. NJ. Crawford, of Rush county
Indiana, who preached for Rev. r. M
Schoield, Sunday, at the Presbyterial
church, returned home to-day.
Henry Haynes started to Toronto
Woodscn county. last Monday where h
will take charge of one of the brsncl
lumber yards of s. A. Brown Sc Co.
Mrs. A. J. Perks, sister of Ben Wheel
don, who has been visiting the latter
family at this place for several weeks
returned Monday TO her home at Spring
field, Ohio.
Miss Annie Casslngham and Miss Lib
bic bIead of Council Grove made
pleasant call upon their Emporia friend
Tuesday afternoon, on their return fror
pleasure trip TO Leavenworth.
Miss Maize Parker of Burlington,
sister of Miss Minnie Parker, is vistin
with Mrs. e. Robinson at the corner c
Eleventh avenue aud Union street
Charley R. Sorter, of the Normal elias
of 'S5, who has been visiting old class
mates here for two OF three days, starte
to-day TO Peabody, where he has tn
principalship of the schools.
F. P. Cavsuess, who has been visitin
his relatives here for several week
started Monday to indianapolis, where b
has brother end with whom he wi
remain a few WI sks. He will return I
EmporIa in about a month
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RIsoeEsBERc-sroNE.

John Ringgenberg, who works At
Henning's meat market. and Miss
Clara Stone, of Stafford. Chase county,
were married Tuesday At the residence
of the BRIDES parents. The happy
couple were the recipients of q
large number of presents both useful
and ornamental They returned IN En-
poria last evening and will receive their
friends al 196 Commercial street.
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boAnD or kDUOAzzon.
EArOnl1. Sept :, 1885

EMPoR1A, Sept 2, 1885.
The board OF education met in regular
session as The Office OF the supeTiRtsnd-
ent, President Morris In the chsiE. The
following members were present: D. w.
Morris, w. w. Scott, w. =. Ewing. g.
w. Paxton, @. w. Frost, L @. Call, j.
G.. Traylor and J.. G. Burnett.
The minutes of the last regular snd
special meetings were read. and on mo-
lion corrected. and approved IS correct
cd.
A communication from Miss II. Bun
bury, resIgning her position e teacher.
was read. Also several letters from Va
rious parties I'm reference 70 purchase
of land on Sixth avenue
On motion the resignation Of Miss d.
BGnbury wHs accepted.
On motion the committee on finance
and taxation were instructed TO sell the
land belonging to the board on Sixth
avenue 70 the best advantage.
On motion the board proceeded to Ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Miss BunburY. The ballot being spread
resulted in the election Of Miss Matte
Fife
JIG. TraylOr introduced Prof. johnson.
who explained his methods Of teaching
penmanshlp. and made proposition q
the board to employ him. which was re-
ferred to the committee on grades, stu
dies and texts books, with power tOa Ct
On motion the clerk wss authorized e
purchase register, in which record q
school orders shall be kept.
On motion w. F. Ewing was authorized
to have a suitable place built in the Gar
field building in which to keep schoo
supplies under lock and key.
On motion pupils outside the distric
who wish to attend the high school shel
be charged . tuition fee of $3.50 pa
month, the same to be paid to the treas
urer in advance.
!, On motion the pupils belonging TO 4h'
several wards. from fourth grade and IN
der, be required to attend the ward schOo
in which they reside until further or
ders.
On motion the course OF studies
reported by Superintendent Klock weT
adopted and the grades re-num
bered from to 2. commencing one Wit
first year of school.
On motion the chairman of commii
tee on supplies was authorized 3
purchases the necessary quantity @
wood for the ensuing season.
ii On motion the clerk was instructed 3
obtain duplicate insurance policies o.
all buildings and furniture, for whicl
, the originals cannot be found.
On motion the superintendent an
committee on supplies were authorizes
to have q suitable box made In which .
keep the school records.
The following bills and accounts wer
presented, and on motion ordered paid
g. V. Eskridge. .............$2 7 0
Griffith s. Ewing, repairs TO fur
Dhcee.. .-----.....- -.--.s. OO Q
D. Weeks, grading 4th ward yard 3 0
On motion board adjourned till SEP
TENDER 18th.
1 JIG. BURNETT. Clerk.
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KANSAS CITY. September D
CAFTLE-Receipts,s 1850; the market for the
past week has been rather quiet. with Q down.
ward tendency; the bulk of receipts have
been on range cattle; Che best natives have
been scarce and the demand good for strictly
choice shipping; good native cows are also
in good demand, with small supply. pest
grades. 81 .7514.25; lower grades, $2.2502.59
good native steers, 81 0014.25; Texans, best
s.. 9003. 25; Gamers, 50. 5002. so.
HoGs-Receipts. 1855; market steady q
yesterdays prices; assorted lights, 81. 254
80: good packers, $4.O5sS4.l5. mostly at SAG
G4l0.
The Daily Indicator repoTts: WHKAR-Re
ceipts, 1.S76; shipments, q, 425; in store, ia.
027; market excited and higher; No. 2 red
cash. Zoe bid, 73c asked; October, 13c; NoYem
Der, S51<c; December. sales ut 7scs May u
S61<IS6Kc; No. soft cash. SIC bid.
CoRH-Receipts, 1885; shipments. 674l
In store, StSl3; market firm; No. 2, red
cash sales at 35c; October and year nominal
No white, cash. sales at 35kc.
oArs-Ns. , cash. 25sEc bid, sSiEc asked.
RYK-Nominal.
EGGS-Firm at 14cQDl5c per dozen.
BUrTER-firm and unchanged.
HAY-Fancy small baled. $50,
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GALL FOR DENOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION

a delegate convention OF the Democrats Of
Lyon county is hereby called 70 meet al tsas
court house in Empcria, On Saturday. oct0
bcr3. at o'clock, for the purpose Of placing
sheriff. register OF deeds, treasurer. county
clerk. superintendent o. public instruction.
county surveyOfs also county commissioners
IN second anu third distrIcts It WA ordered
that the primaries for the Selection OF dele
gates should be held At the regular voting
Trecinets in the county, on Saturday. Sep.
TENDER g, st 2 p. m and IN the city Of Em-
poria at p. N.
President CIeVel sud. the respective precincts
being entitled TO the following plmbeT Of
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PUBLIC HALE-I will offer at public
sale az my farm, miles southeast of
EmpOria, between Coal and Dry creeks,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1885,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit: One thorough
bred short horn bull (recorded), pedigree
iuFnished; / two year old grade bull;
yearling grade bull; coming two year
old steers; 10 ycarling steers; % COWS,
due to calf IN spring, bred TO thorough
bred bull; 2 cows with calves by their
sides, bred by Thoroughbred bull; IA
two year old heifers; "a spring calves,
half OF them steers; good brood mare
with foal; three year old mere; two
year old mare; I yearling mare; 4 good
work horses; thoroughbred berkshire
boar; 81 brood sOws; 100 stock hogs; /
new riding pillow; l riding cultIvatoI
'Cweir).
Terms of sale.-All sums of $40 and
over credit OF one year will be given,
on good bsDkable paper with 10 per cent
interest; 5 per cent. off for cash.
Free lunch.
II IT R.vuR
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at st. Louis.

ST. LOUI51 beptembef Q.
CATTLR-Steady and firm for all good
grades, but poor stock dull and weak native
shipping steers. $42SGS575 Texans. $3.25Q
3.35; receipts, Zoo; shipments, 100,
HOGS-MaTket slow and weak; pRckin g
"a. OO04.35 Workers. s. 3004 80; butchers, 81. n
"a 60; receipts, 3.400; shipments, 200.
WHEAT-Very active and higher. but un
settled; closed Ike above yesterdays prices
No. 3 red cash, S7k0SSc; October, S9xc; No
Vember. SIC; December. 94Hc
CoRE-HiGher, but slow: cash, 4l942hSc;
September, 40Zc; October, 39Xc: November
SIC.
OATs-A fraction higher. but slow; cash
24@2iHc; September. 23xc; October. 231<c.
RYE-Dull; 55D52kc.
PoRK-Quiet; $940195O
LARD-Eirm; $6.25D6 80.
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EvrrY WoInan In 1he Lane.

owes il TO herself and family 20 take
care of her health. When she finds heI
health failing, and debility sbd weak
hess undermines her strength, her suresI
and best remedy is Kidney Wort II
builds up the general health. keeps the
seeretory system in perfect order, regu-
Iaiee the kidneys and bowels. and ena-
bles these important organs to perform
their natural functions in throwing off
the accumulated impurities of the body
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GRAIN.

James II. Ray of Eagle creek was
made the recipient OF a very pleasant
surprise last Thursday evening, the oc-
casion being the forty-secoBd anniversa-
ry of his birth. The young people OF
the Hoosier Creek Sabbath school, oil
which Mr.. Ray is superintendent, inau-
gurated the surprise and presented him
with very beautiful and costly album
as q token of the kindly feeling which
they entertain for their superintendent
and teacher. The party was very large
one and altogether one of the most
pleasant which has ever assembled in
that vicinity.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Sunday school Institutes viii be held
as follows: jackson township at Neosho
Rapids, Sunday, September ID; Elmsn-
daro township Al Hartford, Thursday,
September II; Americas township at
Americas, Sunday, September 20.
j. T. BURTON. President
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FoR SALE-A farm with good water
and timber; 80 ceres bottom, balance
slope land; a part In cultivation and
fenced; small frame dwelling. Large
part of purchase money can remain for
five years. Apply soon 70
"a N uKIU.
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n ne Emporls D9ily News Sep.
An ORDINANCES

Calling specfal election In First and Third
sEorrss n the city Of EmpoTfas
BE ft ordained BY the mayor and council
mSn OF the city Of EmportA.
6egtion /. That q sDocla1 esecsson e1saH De
held IN the First W9Ed OF said city On the 6th
iiav Of October. 1885. % choose = counef1m91
ffel1 said ward % nLi the vacancy caused -
- fleafh OF J. b. Nalkup, me1aoeF Of the
city ecuncii froHa sssd F1ns ward.
See 3 That special election snail be held
IN the Third ward az said city % tEe ~ GAY
~ f1r41l,er 1855 20 choose councilman from
sssll ygartI 10 ali ths VACANCY caused DY The
rs,sov - frpra said ward CT -. b A6Ese. q
member Of the city cOunan from t1e sAsd
eec. S. This ordnance shah take eject and
be q force from and alter is pabltc4f1oa
- J. ". THATCHER.
President and ActtDg Mayor.
Aftssxf. Il F0kUK. CITY Clerk
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] can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or i've years, at a low
rate Of interest, and allow payments tc
be made in small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
Year, or paid OF any time. Rooms a
door back Of Emporia National Bank.
20 st 3. NJ SAITH.
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A man by the name of Wicks, who
has been working for n. NJ. Mason, was
brought TO this city from Elmendaro
township sud put in jail Tuesday morn
ing, charged with stealing hog. Wicks'
story Is that he was sent after the hog,
and while driving it home was arrested
tor stealing IL
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Some one weighing about 200 pounds
and nearly six feet high registered at the
Coolidge Saturday night as John L. Sui.
livan, Boston. A numbsr of persons
called and to see the pugIlist but he
could not be found. The name was a
forgarv
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WARREN q HARRISON,
No. lTD Commercial street, east side

The Central Loan and Land Co., the
oldest money ioaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest oblainable 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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PURLIc SALE-I Will offer for sale at
the farm Howell Williams, on the head
Of Dry creek, eight miles southwest Of
Emporia. on
"WEDNESDAY, SEPr. 10, 1885,
commeneinga At 10 O'Clock q. m, the fol-
lowing property, tO-Wil: Five three-yeaE
old steers, two-yesr old steers. year.
ling steers. z COWS with calves, 9 COWS
without calves, two-year old heifers, 6
yeArllng heiEers, thoroughbred bull
with pedigree, 1 good work horse, 1
three-year old colt, half Norman, / pony,
8 head Of stock hogs, lumber wagon. 1
buggy, Get double harness, sulky
plOw, 1 riding or walking cultivatOr and
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms-All sums over $40 credit OF
one year will be given. with interest al
8 per cent per Annum. Bankable paper
required; 1--WE per cent of for cash.
Free lunch. JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
- Il. +. PRuYN. Auctioneer,
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CHIOAaO. Septem Der 3.
HoGs-Receipts $1,000; market irregular
| at So .SOGDI. go.
CATrLK-Receipts, s,e00; market slow;
shipping, 81 COOS 90: Texans, $2.60d3.60
SHEEP-ReceiDts, 1850; market steady at
WmEXT-Market ruled strong; closed lie
| higher than yesterday; 1890 for cash; S0k@
| sos for October.
GoRN-Firm; age for cash; axe Tor octo,
| Der.
0ATs-Higher; 257Sc for cash.
| RYE-56c-
| BARLEY-6Sc.
| FLAX SEEH-Sl Is
PORK-A shade easier; So 70 for cash; s. 771a
LAMPS s1X for cash and October.
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Bishop Finch of Leavenworth con-
Quoted the services at the Catholic
church Sundsy.5 Mass was read at
o'clock and at 1890 the bishop con-
Quoted the confirmation services at
which fifty young ladies and twenty five
young and middle aged men were con-
frmed
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A pint Of the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from Zoe. package
of Diamond Dies. Try them. All
druggists keep them. Wells, Richard.
son s. Co.. Burlington, VI Sample
card. 80 colors, and book of directions
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Professional Jokers-

Among tho frequenters of 8 we'll
known Farisian restaurant was q GER
tain methodicsl parsonage, who dined
there every day, and always at the same
table. which the proprietor, with q due
regard for SO regulars customer, espec-
Tally reserved for him. Once, however,
by some mistake Of the waiter, he found
on arriving his usual place already oc-
cupied- by stranger; and. inwardly
fEetting at the disappointment, entered
into conversation with the mistress of
the establishment, who presided at the
counter, and awaited the intruder's de-
parture as patiently as he could. The
latter seemed in no hurry, for. after
consulting the bill of fare, he ordered
smother dish and fresh bottle of wine,
seeing which tho habitue. who would
rather have gone without his dinner
/ solved ct all hazards to get rid of the
unwelcome guest. and addressing the
n0Dse dz compton in low tone, inquired
If she knew who the individual at his
| table was.
''Not in the least" she replied;
'.this is the first time he has been
here"
"And ought to be the last" he sig.
nifcantly remarked. IF you know as
much as ] do. !"
.'Why. who is hep
THE executioner of Versaillesr'
/ mon Dieur' exclaimed the terrified
dame dH compton; and, calling hel
husband, impaired to him the informa
ton she had just received.
make out his BILL" he said, anC
counterorder what he has asked for
He must not stay here, or we shall lose
every customer We have.
Whereupon, armed with the docu
ment in question. he presently crossed
the room to where the stranger wa
sitting, and inquired if he were satisfied
with his dinner.
Pretty we'll, was the answer, ''bu
the service might be quicker. VIII
don't they bring what l orderod9"
| Monsieur, replied the tTGtteasT, as
compelled to say that your. presenc
here is undesirable; and that / must re
quest you to leave my house as soon a
possible and on no account to set foo
In it again"
what on earth do you mean" aske'
his astonished guest
!, "You must be perfectly aware" con
tinued the other, ''that your being seel
here is most preiudical TO me, and
Speak plainly, MANI inpatient
interrupted the stranger. al insist o
being told who you imagine me t
be-
"PGrbEeu! you know as well as 1 dc
The executioner of Versailles
"Ah! and pray who is your authorit
for thisP"
That gentleman" replied the pre-
prietor Of the restaurant, pointing I
the habitue at the counter, who VIZ
beginning to feel uneasy as to the T,
suit of his 'joke."
, Indeed" said the stranger, ralsln
: his voice SO as to be distinctly heard /
everyone present; "that gentleman b;
informed you that am the executions
. of Versailles Well, he ought to know
for two years ago it was my paint
duty to brain himp'
With these words. uttered in a tor
:, of complete indifference, he left Il
amount of reckoning on the table. lea
! ing the other mystifier to dino as
/ might Temple Bar.
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The Emporia Rifles drilled Monday
for the first time in their new suits. The
coats are of dark navy blue and the
pantaloons are light blue. New caps
were also received. The company In
their new clothes present a very brill
liant and martial appearance.
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CH1cAso, sept s-The strike Of the
swischmeu in the yards Of the Pliisburg.
Fl. Wayne 8 Chicago road, ended a
noon today Division superintendent
conc.ding to the demands Of the men.
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There will be an examination of the
city school teachers who do not holu
certificates at the office of Superiniend
ent Klock Saturday morning. All the
teachers are requested to meet for the
purpose of organizing teachers asso-
citation
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Mrs. s. L. Chase has made arrange
ments TO give a musicale at her rooms
Friday and Saturday evenings. The
musicale of Saturday evening will be
given in the interest of Normal students,
who are especially invited TO attend.
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Money! nIossyiI H1oney,,,

At the very lowest rate Of interest and
commission Money paid when papers
are signed. Correspondence and per.
sonal interviews with view TO business
relations solicited. Office, Fifth ave-
nue. third door west Of Commercial
street, north side.
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PuBLIc SALK--I will sell at public
sale 1t my farm two and 3 half miles
southeast Of Emporia on Dry creek, on
FRIDAE. 6EPTEMBER 10. 1885,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. m, sharp. the
following property: OF head OF cattle
described Is follows: % COWS and calves,
2 cows that win soon :be fresh. mich
COWS without calves, dry fat COW, z
three year old steers. 5 two year old
steers, 8 one yesr old steers, 10 two year
old hsIfeFs, 0 one year ol6 heifers, / tour
year old bull; eleven head of horses,
consisting Of work horses, 3 good work
mares, i've year old horse. four year
old mare, ? three year old colts, two
year old colts. 1 yearling iily; 40 head
Of hogs OF different sizes.
Terms OF sale-The three year old
steers sud tho fat hogs will be sold Eol
cash; balance . credit Of 8 months will
be given without Interest IL paid when
due, n not SO paid to draw 10 per cent
from date. Good bankAbIe paper re-
quiFed. Five per cent of for cash
Free lunch. il. PRICE.
L. y. PRUYN, Auctioneer.
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tfyou are thinking Of buying q fine
watch u will pay you TO call and en-.
anime the justly celebrated Aurora To-
jeEeiad pAt. reg. movement. We have
sold three Of these flne movements tins
week, and We viii put them against any.
thing In the market for fine tlme-keep
ep- Fox g. Co, Jewellers.