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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-12
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFER
ENCES.

The annual conferences of the Metho
dist Episcopal church in Kansas will
convene within this month as follows:
Thursday, March II, the south Kansas
conference At Independence, Bishop
Ninde presiding.
Thursday, March II, the north Kansas
conference at Clay Center, Bishop Fowler
presiding.
Thursday, March Is. the southwest
Kansas conference at EldOrado, Bishop
Ninde presiding
Thursday, March 25, the northwest
Kansas conference at Clyde, Bishop
NInde presiding.
These four conferences contain over
400 ministers and about Sc, 900 communi.
cants. 1t will be observed that Bishop
Ninde. who spent Sabbath here and de.
parted to-day for Topeka, will preside
ut three of them
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.

reE PRICES AT TRADE OENTERS
CEs Hansas city Live stocK Market is rs
por'4d es OecIallv for TIE DAILY
NEWS every afternoon 10y
ANDY J. SNYDER 8 CO.,
SOO.ns "a and "a Exchange BuiIdI az +,
KNAsAS CITY STOCK YARDS.
At Kansas City.
KARSAR CITY. March IL
CATTLE-Receipts, ], 2S2; best grades steady
but others weak; native shippers, 81 90Sb %;
butchers, 81 2514 80 cows, 81 5O03 so.
: Ho6s-Receipes. &. 423; heavy grades g shade
higher and steady; assorted heavy. 81 651
1 20; good heavy. "a 5O14 co; mixed packing,
81 1904 As.
rhe Daily Indica-or reports: Wheat-Re-
ceipts. 10 Q45; shipments, 2, 1852; IN store,
J67 SIS; higher, NO. red cash, 62c bid; 62kc
asked; april, 63Hc bid, 64c asked; May,
sales at 66kc; June, sales al 66hc; No. soft
cash. sales at Csc.
bid, 321Sc asked; April, Sic bid. 81 &c asked;
May, $3.50 bid: 33c ask ed; June, S2sc bid, S3t
asked; No. white, cash, sales at 34kc-
OATs-Eo. cash, sales at 2Sll29c.
RYR-No. cash, sales at 81 ZG51xc.
EG9S-Unsettled; l7c per Dozen
BUTTER-Unchsnged.
HAY Fancy small baled. So 50.
Prov sTOHS-DTy salt, shoulders. 5xc; cleal
sides, Ike; long clear sides, &c; clear iii
sides, -. Smoked, shoulders, exc; Ions
clear sides, SL<c; rib sides. 7kc; clear sides
Sc; sugar cured hams, 10kc; breakfast ba-
COD. lie; dried reef. 12c; homeless pork
BIS 90; clear pork, SIS 0o; mess FORK, $l4 90
fierce lard. s3<c
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TUESDAY, March 1C

4OheOALB NAoAN 4Os
Another wedding on the taps.
The roads throughout the county are
again in good condition.
Miss HELEN Hardness is quite sick
and a great many are complaining of
bad colds.
John Love has lost several head of
cattle from some unknown disease and
can't account for it. He has plenty of
feed and water. 1t might be profitable
for him 70 call veterinary surgeon and
ascertain the true nature of the disease.
The literary society that has been in
iull blast all winter and has given so
much amusement to young and old will
close this week. There will be grand
dramatic entertainment at this place by
the PembO club-s rare treat. Admis-
sion free.
Last Thursday the marriage of Miss
MoIlie E. Hawkins, youngest daughter
of q. W. Hawkins, to Olof Olson of
Neosho Rapids. was celebrated at the
home of the brides parents. Although
no ostentstious display was made, yet
the STAIR was quite elegant, and reflect
ed much credit on the mother and sis
tiers of the fair bride, who had charge OF
all the arrangements. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Binette
OF Neosho Rapids, and was very i'm
pressive The bride is one of Badger
Creeks best young ladies and
worthy iii every respect to be the
wife of the one sheshas accepted as a
life-partner. The groom is highly
spoken OF where he is best known. The
happy couple Will settle down to the
duties and epjoyments of their new re-
lation on their farm near Neosho Rsp
ids, and 1t is the best wish of a host Of
warm friends that their future lives may
be prosperous and their brightest
dreams of happiness fully realized.
Lost, strayed or stolen, bushes:
locals. for sale. rent, or TO give away
In fact, anything you want the public
to know insert it In THE EMPoRIA
NEWS and il will be read.
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CHURCH EorEs.

There were quarterly meeting services
Sunday At the First Methodist and
West Street Methodist churches. The
presiding elder. Rev. j. r. Hanna,
preached and conducted the services,
morning and night, at the First church,
and in the afternoon at the West Street
church.
Bishop w. Y Ninde was present dur
ing the day aud assisted in administer
ing the sacrament of the Lords supper
in the morning. A large number of the
members Of the Methodist congre-
cations had the pleasure of
meeting the bishop. Ali were sorry
of the necessity of foregoing the pleas
ure of hearing him preach, but since his
home is in Topeka. there Is strong hope
of having another visit from him IN the
near future. when the state Of his health
is enough improved to allow HIM to
preach. At the close of the night SER
vice he met the members of the official
board in the pastors study for an infor-
NAL chat. The members of the board
express themselves as very favoraby i'm
pressed and satisfied that the bishop is
fully awake to the status and needs OF
the church in this state.
This being the last Sabbath before the
annual conference, Rev. w. Q. Snod-
grass made brief review of the years
work, after the night service, stating that
in week from next Sabbath q new pas
tor or himself would be present to enter
the work of a new conference year.
ST. PAUL's REFORMED.
At the morning services Sun
day Rev. D. B. SAuey of.
fered his resignation as pastor of the
church here. to take effect on the LIST OF
May. The resignation was accepted
Mr.. Shuey, who has been the successful
pastor of this church for the past two
years, has taken this step to be able to
devote himself exclusively to the
mission work, being superinten-
dent of the board of home
missions of the Reformed church of the
United States, for Missouri, Kansas, Ne
brsska and Colorado. This church,
which has about 200 900 members is
stroug est in Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Ohio, the churches in all the western
states belonging to the synod of Ohio
We venture the prediction that
under the superintendency of Mr.
Shuey the Reformed church will
soon have separate synod in
the west. and that its influence will be
felt yet more than at present. While
the congregation here regrets the depart.
ure of its pastor it is pleased to know
that he will make Emporia his home
and headquarters. We unite with his
people in wishing him success.
SECOND BAPTIST.
In connection with the Second Baptist
services was the baptism of two converts
ID the Cottonwood river in the after.
noon. The performance of this
rite drew large crowd OF
people. Besides those of the
church and congregation interested all
who could procure conveYances went
from curiosity. The baptism took place
at the bridge on South Commercial. The
bridge and both banks at that point were
crowded TO their full capacity. Rev. g.
Brown performed the ceremony.
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BADGER CREEK NEWS
BY HARDPAN.

MONDAY, March o.
Spring has come and the farmers are
commencing to prepare for the summers
work There are a great many moving
to different farms from last year.
Jos. Dickinson will moVeto the neigh
borhood of Neosho Rapids.
John Mallory will move on the farm of
w. L. Loomis and tight weeds this year
Mr.. Roads, a new conner from OHIO, a
brother-in-law of Mr.. SwartiseI, has ar
rived and will make Lyon county his
home, and he thinks that sunny Kansas
is the place for all that are seeking new
homes
P D. StoGghton's term Of school
closed last Friday, and he gave entire
satisfaction and will get the summer
school. There will be vacation Of
one month, and thcu the summer term
of three months will begin.
r. LsfcrtY says he Will not go to
Washington to the Inauguration Of Presi.
dent Cleveland and don't look for any
appointment for the next four years.
Mr.. Frank Williamson has returned
homs. He has concluded to quit rail
reading and will go to farming. He will
cultivate Mr.. William Caidwell's farm
this year.
The protracted meetings has closed. Il
lasted five weeks and great many were
converted during the. series OF meetings
this winter Let the good work 90 on,
Corn is selling IN this neck of woods
for % TO 80 cents bushel, and hard tc
get at that on account of so many cattle
being fed.
A great many more than do would
like to see the home news. Why dom
you subscribe for THE NEWS, and yor
| UOuldS
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Major Frank Davis has giI en- up the
general agency OF Pilsner's Milwau-
kee beer and has cleared his building on
Commercial street of the "iast case n
He expresses himself as heartily tired OF
litigation and has concluded to enter
another field of business. HIS plans are
not definitely formulated. bat he con-
templates building on the lot adjacent
his present block to the north, and in
company with others going into the
wholesale grocery business. The major
is man with good business quaIifica.
tions, and We extend to him the righi
hand of fellowship and wish him un.
limited success in his new pursuits
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THE NEWS.
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1885.

PUBLIC SALE or LIvHsrocK.-I will
o6er for sale ct public auction at my
farm four miles east Of Emporia. on the
Sixth avenue road, on
WEDNDsDAY, MARCH 10, 1885,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock Q. m, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wlt:
Stxty-Gve head Of cattle, consisting Of
IL head Of cows. 10 four.year-old heifers,
all In calf By my crosS-bred Galloway
bull. 5 tWo-year-old steers, coming two
yoa-old steers. head Of COWS with young
calves By their side; good cross-bred
Galloway BUN three years old, one grade
Galloway bull one year old, Is head OF
steer calves. 10 head Of heifer calves,
20 head Of them are Galloway croas and
good ones, three head Of horses, one good
cattle pony, one good brood mare In
toal By HAmblstonian horse.
Five hundred head Of high grade
Aerino ewes IN lamb BY thoroughbred
A0rino bucks, 200 head Of Merino lAmbs
al good and even quality. IL head oil
thoroughbred Merino bucks; 80 head OF
stock hogs. among them are some good
brood SowS in pig, one thoroughbred
big Burk boar, 2 Walter A. Wood
moving machines, sulky hsy rake, .
stirring plows, 2 sulko gAnd plows, ]
hinge harrow, 1 tWo-hOrSe corn planter
(Brown), 2 sets Of double work harness
1-(Singie) cot Of buggy harness, 2 corr
shellerB-ono can be used for pewer, z
grind stones, spring wagon. lumber
wagon feed wagons, corn grinder
and crusher, 35 tons Of hay.
Terms Of Sal0-NIne months time will
b given on bankabls notes on all sums
Of 80 and over without interest If paid
when due, II NOT 20 paid 70 draw 10 PEI
cent from date. Five per cent on for
cash. Free lunch will be served.
p. C. COWLINa.
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TUESDAY March 10.

Miss Anna Rees and Gus. Fredricksen
were married at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs, j. D. Gibson on Friday evening,
Rev. J. A. Hammond officiating.
Miss Alice Smith, niece of Mrs.
Boyd's is at present visiting with them.
A. full house greeted the Rev. D. s.
Baldwin, Sunday being his farewell SER
mon at the end of the conference year.
Rev 1. s. Baldwin starts today for
Independence, Montgomery county, to
attend the annual conference of the M.
e. church. Rev. Lineback will occupy
the pulpit at the NJ E. church next
Sabbath,
Rev. j. A. Collins came back to
Americas last Saturday nights freight.
He will remain among US tor a week or
ten days.
@. G. Griuell had his m alden case as
police Judge yesterday. Niles Grise
was arrested for throwing open the city
pound and driving away stock which
was there empounded. He was fined
SIS and costs which were paid.
Amos Kinzier has his household goods
and stock loaded at the depot, but the
company refuses to take them on account
of the strike.
Excellent weather.
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TICKETS FOR TIE MOODY CONvEN-
TION.

In order to raise the necessary funds
to defraV the expenses of the Moody
meeting. the finance committee have is
sued 200 season tickets To sell to those
who desire them.
The price of these tickets will be one
dollar each. entitling the holder to at
tend all the sessions. This, we think
will be more Satisfactory to all all con.
cerned than canvassing the city for the
necessity funds. Those desiring tickets
call on j. T. Burton at the Office Of
Frederick s. Burton on Fifth avenue
As We have but 200 of these the first who
come will be the first served.
]. T. BURTON,
g. B. PETERS,
Finance Committee.
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AMERICUs NEWS.
EDITED By BURLow.

SATURDAY, March Z.
Joe Cahill of Ohio, nephew of s. D.
Cahill. is at present stopping with him.
Robert Hall has been laid up with
rheumatic pains for . day or so past.
George Atkinson is improving; he il
now able TO be around town.
James Finley of Emporia was in the
city.
Owing to the failure of only part Of
the press to arrive the Americas paper
will not make its appearance until ths
14tb of March, being next Saturday.
The city council have passed an ordi
nance imposing tax on pedlers, stree
hsWkers, confidence men with games OIL
chance, or gift enterprises, and keeper
of stations within the city limits.
Mira. L. R. Eagerly now occupies tn,
west room of the postufice building, ant
will be ready at all times to furnisl
bread, cakes and pies, for those desiring
them when ordered.
Charles Carpenter and d. q. Grinel
have purchased the paint shop in tn
rear of Halls carpenter shop, where the
will conduct regular house, sign AM
carriage painting business.
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st ST. LouIs.

ST. L1UIN March II.
Hoss-Active; Workers, a 6s04 IS; pack.
ers, "a 65G4 IS; heavy, "a 7565 90; receipts
2,400; shipments, so.
CATTLE-StIll scarce and butcher grades
firm, but shipping demand slow; prices I'M
changed; receipts, eco
FLOUR-IInchanged.
wHEAT-Unsettled but higher; No. red
S2s.1S2S<c for cash.
CoRS-HI CHER; SSxG3S&c for cazh-
OATs-Higher, 30kG3lc tor cash.
FoRK-Quiet; $l2 6S9l3 IS.
BULK MEATS Firm long clear, 80 80; shor'
ribs, SO 20; short clear. So IS.
BAcON-Quiet; long clear, So s016 IS; shOri
ribs, SO 95; snort clear. 81 Is
LARD-Firm; So S506 90
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NIX ed and other palnls al Bond,s.

Mix ed and other paints at Bonds.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
II you need a good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of ]. 8. Gibson.
Great Bend Imperial aour at Lesh
Brothers.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
j. 8. Gibson has one of the best force
pumps for sale in the market.
New invoice of neck wear from New
York at j. d. GibsOn's.
McAlllster coal and Rich Hill coal 90
and % cents at Wesley FIOyd's.
A large variety of ribbcn's at John D.
Gibson's.
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Mr.. T. G. Whitley is profuse in his ex
pressions Of delight with the trip of the
Kansas delegation to Washington and
return. He spent four days IN the cap
itAl taking In the Inauguration, the in.
auguratlon bail, and the places of his
toric interest. The hospitality of the
city and the reception committees and
AL in any way connected with entertain
ing the delegations were iaultless. Mos
Of the points of interest visited havs
been reviewed frequently. The newes
object attracting the attention of visitors
FGs the Washington monu.
ment. Mr.. whitley says be
cannot describe the feeling with which
the spectator views the very large win
dOWs OF the upper portion, which ap
pear from below not larger than th'
small windows Of . toy house. He say
the snowy range and the Allegheniei
are high enough for him, and that h'
did not take advantage of the monument
elevator for trip to the skies. TIT
Kansas and Missouri delegations
were favored In manner characteristic
Of the Baltimore & Ohio management
over whose route they made the trII
from st. Louis In Pullman coaches, tool
them on trip from Washington to Bal
timore, and by steamer into the bay and
return, bearing all the incidental ex
penses Of the trip g we'll.
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On Saturday and Sunday Sheriff j.
81. WilhIte had ten teeth extracted. and
was Immediately relieved ard Yves able
to distinguish objects short distance
away from him at once The neuralgia
with which he has been afflicted. and
which, owing to the intimate relation of
the nervous systems of the teeth and eyes,
affected his eyes, will. it is thought, be
most effectuslly counteracted by thus
M ans. All his teeth will be extracted.
We hope his improvement will continue
to be az rapid as;In the Psst lev days.
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Finance Commit
MARRIED.

Ga Friday evening, March s, at the
home of Mr.. ]. D. Gibson, by Rev. r. j.
Hammond, Mr.. MAIDS August Frediek-
sen and Miss Annie Johsnne Rees. both
OF Americas, LION county, Kansas. were
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DISTRICT COURT.

The jury on Saturday evening in the
case of the State vs.. Robert johnson, for
assaulting August Ludwig, brought in 6
verdict of guilty of assault and battery
with intent to kill and rob.
Monday the case of the State VS.
Ellen Jackson, for completely II the
above assault. was taken up. The fol-
lowing are the jurors ia the case: Jonas
Eckdsll. o. F. Richmond, John STRAIN
J. II. Holmes, J. +. Jones, w. F
Ewing, regular, and H. T. Dale, ]
Hethenngton, j. Kniseley, John Kicker
Johu s. Kean ana Simon Bucher, tales.
Fnon
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Pieasanton Herald: The material fol-
the Empora rsilrosd still continues to
come In. Four car loads of spikes and
aud ties are piled up like Notifications
The depot a. this place is nearly CON-
pleted, and We understand that the piling
for the BRIGGS between tins place and
Mound City are all in. A week OF good
Mound CITY.
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CnlcsSo

CHIC AGO. March IL
Hoss-Reeeipts. 5000; active and arm
q Sos &C.
CATTLE-Receipts. $40: slow; shipping
a 2oG5 80; bulk, 81 90d5 40.
v SHEKP-Rece5pts, 1000; stronger:$9 5044 50
WHEAT-EXcited: closed &c under the tot
figures of the day; T7Hc for cash and March
Consolidated and higher SSxc for casl
and March.
OATs-Flrm; 2shc for March and april
RYE-63c.
FARLKY-Noninal.
FLAX SEzD-s1 As.
P0RE-Slesdy So IS for March.
LARD-Firm; So 97k for March.
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Auctioueer, successor to II. w. Pear
call. Public sales Of all kinds will be
given prompt and careful attention
With an extended experience in the auc
ton business, he bespeaks an extensiYC
patronage which he will endeavor tc
merit by satisfaction 10 all customer
Headquarters At the Central stables EN-
poriA. Kansas.
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BrrLERrowN NEWS.
By ORPHAN BOY.

MONDAY, March, 9.
The past week has been q busy one for
he farmers, getting ready for their
spring work.
Frank La Pick has rented the build
ing formerly occupied by J. Setback. as
. restaurant, and has opened out shoe
ahop-a branch of business long needed
ct this place.
Mr.. A. N. BooEey Was in our midst on
Saturday. looking up his insurance bust.
ness.
John Hale is at present erecting a new
house over in Olpe. Every day the
building boom is increasing at THU
point.
Hugo Mockry of Center township has
received his commission as postmaster
ct EIco, . newly established Office
Hugo says he is as happy as a clam.
VIM. Bergerhouse has been busily en-
gagged In bailing hay at this point. The
past week he has shipped three carload!
to the Kansas City hay company. This
new enterprise has brought great dea
Of money to this place which We think
would not have come IF 1t had not beer
for the press.
j. @. Starr will in the near future
move TO our little village and again opeI
out his butcher shop. John we predic
for you q good business this summer.
James KinsleY of Harmony Hill gayi
kha vmnO naonla q chanca IN Glrin th,
Light fantastic toe'' last Friday night
and the boys say they had jolly time
To any one who IL contemplating 60
ing into the drug business, we would
say that this is good point, and thlnl
they could have 3 good trade here, q
the nearest drug store is ten miles away
and our farmers do not like to drive 81
far for . few drugs they should By
chance need. Inducements will be shown
70 the right kind of men. and who near
huainesa
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Fer sale.
City lot-14 West street.
8 West street.
no West.
110 Rural.
10 Neosho street.
3 State.
90 State street.
State street.
SO Congress street.
$50 Constitution.
263 Commercial street.
IS Commercial street.
50 Commercial street.
10 Mechanics.
149 Mechanics.
"a Mechanics street.
IS Market street.
9 Union.
90 Cottonwood street.
81 Cottonwood.
IS Exchange.
SO Exchange.
10 Exchange street.
155 Exchange street.
100 Sylvan street.
119 Sylvan.Stree
145 Sylvan street.
Sylvan street.
81 East street.
NEWS LAND AGENCY.
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TUESDAY, March 10

The jury in the case of State VS.. Ellen
Jackson, charged with assaultingiAugust
Ludwig with intent to kill, yesterday
evening brought in verdict of not
guilty.
To-day tine case of The State vs.. Alex
ander Brown, charged with attempt to
commit rape, was taken up. A number
of witnesses were examined during the
forenoon. This afternoon the testimony
vas reviewed and the case argued by the
attorneys and given to the jury, who re.
turned the verdict of guilty.
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MONDAY, March 0 .

MONDAH, AaICu D.
Jens. Feilson is going to erect house
on block 1913, just south of the saw mill
w. 81. Clark is working full force of
hands on his new dwelling sad Will push
it right along.
Since the weather has betame warm.
er work has been commenced on the
dwelling of Albert Lowry and it will be
pushed to speedy completion.
G. 81. TorreY and his new bride ara
here. We wish him much happiness.
The school children had an unique pa
rade on Inauguration day and the day
following. They floated flags and ban
flag, conspicuous smong the rest, with
q. s. F UNITED States dag in large let
tiers, so that persons would not mistake
1t for an epidemic emblem; also the
stars and stripes, handkerchief
and rags, led by drum corps, consist.
ing of drum, concertina, mouth organ
and Jewsharp, with a"flam-boy" club
following IN the rear.
Jake Leighty is making preparation!
to open up harness shop in the Howard
photograph gallery .bui ldIng.
The whole upper end OF town seems Il
have been on the swing" lately, and WI
hardly know where our neighbors now
live.
J. B. Miller is boarding up the ole
hay shed.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at tn
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 IN
expected charges. Interest payable
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Window glass At Bonds.


Tressler s. Lowry will sell you more
goods for the same amount of money in
cash than any store in Lyon county.
Men and boys rubber boots, children's
ladies' and mems rubbers with straps at
Gibson's.
A fine line of ladies' hose at astonish-
ing low prices at Tressler & LowTy's.
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Gilchrlst BrotherH' horse and mule
market IL assuming greater proportions
every day. A car load just received
makes their stock contain over sixty
head, from which good teams and dri-
vers can be selected. A better stable can
not Be shown in this section Of Kansas.