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KANSAS PATENTS.

List OF patents granted TO citizens OF
Kansas, for the week ending Tuesday,
June so, 1885, compiled from the official
records of the United States patent
office, expressly for THE NEWS, by
Herring & Redmond, solicitors of pat
ents. No. 637 F. street, N. W., Washing
ton. ID. e., of whom information may be
had: No. 321 ,OO2, Jacob Blodel, hame
No. 321 .272. Thomas Hatfield, assignor
of one-fourih to F. Z. Tracy, windmill
No. 321 1857. ID. N. Jones, Wichita, wag'
on box coupling: No. 321,166; G. w
Byphen, Seneca ROTARY steam valve.
TRADE MARKS,
No. 1886. Oliver, Imboden s. Co.
Wichita. wheat flour; No 1886, DIV
er. Imboden & Co, Wichita, wheat -four
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and although the fire burst out several
times it was promptly extlnguished.
ALONG THE NEosHo.
The Neosho river to-day at 2 O'Clock
was full almost to its banks, and at the
RInker crossing was within about seven
feet of the floor Of the bridge. Capt.
Bruner reports nearly all ofthe cuivertsi
IN the neighborhoOd washed out and the
road bridges swept away. The river
was still rising and many OF the people
living il the bottoms at o'clock began
20 make preparations to Vaesie, fearing
an overflow.
DAMAGE TO CROPS.
The greatest damage that will result
from the floods of yesterday and to-day
will perhaps fall upon the farmers that
have crops In the low bottoms near
rivers and creeks. The rain has fallen
80 steadily and the streams risen SO rap
idly that few farmers have been in the
city to-day, and the exact amount of
damage can not be definitely told. Mr
Z. Homan, who lives about mile north
east of the city, and who has about five
acres IN garden and corn, says that he
will lose aImost everything on his place,
the water being from four TO five feet
deep over the entire lot. The river has
been rising since Mr.. Holman was seen by
NEWS representative and is now very
nearly up to the railroad bridge. The in
jury to crops on the Neosho will certain
ly be very great.
ON PHKNIs CREEK.
A gentleman who came in from Phe-
MS creek reports that stream out of its
banks and carrying destruction to many
farms. The wheat Of John Rees which
was In the shock was washed away, and
his corn fields are submerged. The corn
fields of VIM. r. Thomas, S. j. Hiatt,
George Davis and the Rees brothers are
completely flooded, and corn that had
been plowed for the last time Is COM
pletelY under water, with only now and
then head reared above the surface of
the turbulent stream.
ON TAYLOR CREEK.
Perry Edwards, who lives on Taylor
creek about three miles from the city,
says that that stream is about four feet
higher than it was ever known TO be be-
tore. The food carried away several
hogs, wagon aud set of harness for
Il. Hollingsworth. He succeeded in
getting his horses out of the barn Just in
time to save them from drowning.
LATEST.
At o'clock the Neosho is reported to
have fallen several inches. Allen creek
Is out of its banks.
Although the rain has been general
there has been great difference In the
rain fall at different places. at the
Normal the rainfall since 7 O'Clock yes
terday morning has been 7.55 inches.
Others within the city claim that at
least ten inches of water have fallen.
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Shar1Ts Sale.

ArphaxRd Loomis VS.. Amase Hathaway.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District Court in and for Lyon county and
state Of Kansas, in the above entitled cause,
and TO me directed, / will on Saturday, the
lit day of July, A. D. 1885. at IL O'Clock
a. m Of said day, at the front door Of the court
house in the city of EmporIa, Lyon county,
Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder at public auction Tor cash all the right,
title and interest of said defendant in and to
the following described real estate. to-Wit:
Lot No. sixty-niDe 1907, on Comm srcial
street. in the city OF Emporias Lyon county
Said real estate to be sold as the property o.
said defendant to satisfy said order OF sale.
J.H. WHITE,
STA Sheriff of Lyon county. Kansas.
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The increase Tor the past year is
sos. $50. 10.
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THE PRESIDENT AND KANSAS.
The following letter has just been re-
ceived at lawrence from President
CIevsland's private secretary:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAeHrEsroN,
June 81, 1SS5.-To Hon. Sidney Clark,
Lawrence. Kan.-MY DEAN SR: The
president directs me to thank you for the
friendly interest manifested IN your let
ter of the 22d inst, and to say that 20
him It Is q matter OF regret that he will
be unable to accept the fiattering invita-
ton he has received to visit Kansas In
September next. Very truly yours.
(Signed) DANIEL 8. LAMONT,
Private Secretary.
We understand that another effort is
being made to have the president visit
Kansas this fall and if he does come at
all, 1t is doubtless his intention to visit
Emporia.
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RESIDENCE PROPERTY,

Il42. A house OF rooms, on two lots. good
well and cisteFn, plenty Of fruit and shade.
large stable, capacity OF cistern $50 bbis.
Price s., 600.
1883. A suburban place of 8 81 acres, 80
rods from city; new frame house rooms and
and cellar; young orchard planted; good we'll
and good soil. Price 81 200.
114s. Residence property two corner lots,
one block from Commercial street. house OF
four room, stable and we'll.
ITO. A new frame house OF six rooms,
good size, good stable and buggy house, good
we'll; q corner lot on Commercial street, easy
payments. Price $500.
1910. Two east front lots with house of four
rooms, three blocks from Commercial street.
Price, I,150; terms, $3.50 cash, balance on
time at per cent interest.
1915. A one-story, three room, frame
house, near the Normal. Good location and
plenty OF front room to add to. 5000.
1913. 4 frame house Of six rooms, well
finished, good cemented cellar, good stable,
two lots. east and south front, ali good
condition and nearly new; plenty Of small
fruit; location near the round house, and
very cheap at 81 800.
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NO SMALL SMASH

A Santa Fe engine which had been
completely demolished has just passed
through Emporia for the machine shops
ct Topeka. The engine was wrecked at
an irrigation ditch near Las Cruces. 1t
seems that about the middle of June
there were some heavy rains IN that por-
ton OF the country, similar to the rain
we have had here during the past two
days. The high walters weakened the
bridge over the ditch and let the engine
and thirteen cars loaded with rock
into the ditch. The engine fell on end
with every car of stone on top. The
engineer and fireman sprang from the
engine and saved their lives.
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Honey to Loan.
On city property

No. 40 Commercial sIre
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A polite bill collector last week
was almost parAlized upon entering an
Office while the proprietor was
entertaining some friends. The
collector dropped his budget several
times and for some moments could moi
find the account in question. 1t was
was finally presented and endorsed:
"Good, but not paid for want of funds"
"All right" said the accountant, as he
wendell his way back TO headquarters.
The creditor, however, relented and sent
q check up for receipted bill just as
the collector was detailing his funny ex
perieBce ct the Office aforesaid.
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RAGING RIVERS
THE NEWS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF
THE STATE CONCERNING
The Recent Heavy Rains and Swollen
Streams.
The NeOshO River at Hartford Extend
ing from Bluff to Bluff.
Items from Council Grove, Madison,
Florence and Elsewhere.
At nartford.


HARTFORD, Kan :, July 2.-Ten inches
Of rain have fallen here. The Neosho
river is out of its banks and houses on
the bottoms are two feet under water.
Below Hartford the river extends from
bluff 70 bluff. No lives have been lost.
but horse has been drowned. Shocks
Of wheat IN some fields are floating of.
In many places the tops Of corn appear
just above the water. The river is still
rising. No mails to-day.
At REosHo FALLS.
NEosHo FALLS, July 2.-HeavY rains
fell yesterday and last night, and to day
it is still raining hard. The Neosho
river Is bank full and rising rapidly.
Railroad bridges and culyerts. both
shove and below this station, are washed
out. The river Is full Of floating barrels,
boxes of soap, kits of salt fish, firkins OF
butter, lumber, sash. bee hives, etc.
Some of the boxes and barrels caught
are marked Burlington"
AT FLORENCE.
FLORENCE, Kans., July at has
rained here steadily SINCE yesterday
morning. The Cottonwood river at 2 80
this afternoon is very high and still ris.
ing.
AT WELLINGTON
WELLINGTON, Kans., July 2.-RsinE
have been very heavy. Slate creek and
other streams very high. Weather at
O'Clock clear and pleasant and has beer
so since morning.
AT MADISON.
MADISON, Kans. July 2-The Verdi
girls river is up out of its banks and the
water is over the bottoms and up ever
with the Santa Fe depot platform.
AT NEWTON.
NEWTON, Kans, July 2.-The storm
here is very heavy and the embankmentl
of the new railroad are washed out II
many places.
AT COUNCIL GROVE.
COUNCIL GROVE, Kans., July 2,-Th'
Neosho here is higher than 1t has beef
for many years. Is not out of its banks a
this hour. but is still rising rapidly.
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Farm Loans.

can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three. four, or FIVE years, al 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. >. III. SMITH.
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NnonexI nloneYfi hRonextli

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay Ii to you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No CON-
Mission. No trouble Pay it back
when you want to. Yoo pay interest
and principal 10 Emperis. that - good
enough for Us. The "old reliablen loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction We
loan our own money.
WARREN s. HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side
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Legal NotEees.
Notice of Publication.
United States Land once.
TnPRKA KANsAa

United States Land once.
TOPEKA. KANSAS. ,
July ], 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
PANIED settler has died notice of his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof Will be made before tue
clerk of the district court of Lyon county,
Kansas, at Emporia, Kans4s, on Friday. Au-
gust II, 1885. viz: A. ". Bugbee on home
east quarter Of section Il, township 20, range
10 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlva-
tioE Of said land, viz: Jay Eastman Of EN-
poria, David n. Eastman OF Emporia. A. A.
HIckox of Emporia, VIM. Hickox Of Empc-
ria. j. j. F1SdEh,
2:t6 Register.
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Wuong Lee, who runs the popular
Chinese laundry, says his up stairs fell
down this morning. The rain had soft.
ened the morter and q portion OF the
brick wall in front with the signs, etc.,
tumbled to the sidewalk. Nobody was
hurt and the industrious ChinamAn soon
removed the debris.
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Notice.

In the District Court in and for Lyon coun-
ty, state Of Kansas.
IleweIyn Evans vs.. John Evans, Mary Ann
Evans. Samuel Evans. Margaret Evans Da'
VId Evans
The above named David Evans. a non-resi-
dent of Kansas. will take notice that said
plaintiff. Llewelyn Evans, has fled hie pet+
names OF the parties are as above set out. and
that said defendants have been sued, AND that
he said David Evans. must answer the peti
zion Rled by the plaintiff on or before Er1oay
June IL, 1855, or said petition will be taken .
true and Judgment rendered in favor OF saic
PLAINTIFF, decreeinR that he is IA legal ana
equitable owner Of the north half OF tn
northwest quarter Of section 9, in township
Is, OF range Is, In Lyon county, Kansas, ant
qHieting his title against al said defendants
and foE costs, BUCK 81 FEI0HAE,
Ist3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Notice

A: c. Hill. plaintiff. vs.. E. 3. white. de-
Before r P. Payne. 3. p. in and for the
city Of EmPoTia. county Of Lyon and state
Of Kansas.
been sued by SAID plaintiff beEoIe saId justice
of The peace: that Q gaTEishment summons
was, on the 11eh day OF APRIL 1885, issued IN
said cause by said justice foE tbs sum OF $50
and served on she Wells, Fargo b Co, Ex.
press Company. and said express company
answered. disclosing property Of the defend
ant in its possession. That said Csc will BE-
heard on the sth day Of June, 1856.
A. G. HILL plaintiff.
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While Charley Worthington was
standing near his horses last Thursday
on Commercial street they started sudden
~ IN run in order to escape theflies that
are very pestersome just after the rain.
Mr.. Worthington caught hold of the
bride of one of the horses but did not
succeed In stopping them until the
wagon tongue struck street car and
broke two windows,
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TO PHYSICIANS!
" Q InViG5 your dIgGHEIOH % Jul NC UIt
and conYenient application OF the primer

OF counter-irFitation as shown IN our
INDICATED BODY BANDS.
Highly Endorsed by prominent members OF
the profession. for the cure OF Dyspepsia .,
back. Pans in the Side, Back.
Bowels and Kidneys. Excellent for
Cholera in all forms. warming the bowels
and checking discharges. Supplied TO
you or your patients through Drug
stores, or by mail on receipt of
g. Send for circular and testimon-
ials from physicians & patients. Agents wan
ted. NEW YORK health AGENCY,
2s5 Broadway, n. Y.
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Frank Payne has removed his Office
from the rear Of the Empo-
TiA Savings bank to the room in the So
den block on Fifth avenue lately occu-
pied by Frederick q Burton. VIM. Du-
guild will open loan Office at the loca-
ton vacated by Squire Payne.
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The charter of the "Ninnescah Hotel
Association" was filed with the secre-
tary OF the state Thursday. The object
OF the association is TO build hotel at
Nlnnescah, KinGman county, and the
capital stock Is $4,000. The company
Is composed principally OF persons from
ahia cifv
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Mr.. 81. Smith, formerly OF Emporia.
went TO Geuda Springs last week ex-
pecting TO spend the summer there for
the benefit Of his invalid wife, but the
late floods had SO much changed the
prospects OF the Springs that he return
ed yesterday with his wife TO Douglas
where he will reside for some time.
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l. Hornsr, of Emporia, called on sew.
eral members Of the state board OF char
liable institutions at Ottawa Thursday,
for the purpose Of securing state ald TO
establish school OF silk culture under
the auspice of the state. Several ques-
tIOns relating to silk culture were
brought up and the board promised Its
cooperation IN securing state funds for
that purpose. Mr.. Horner has received
free transportation over the Santa Fe
lines IN Kansas. and Will now visit the
points along these roads in the interest
of this new epterprise.
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w. r. Twins sister, who lives at
Columbus, Ohio, was recently married
to Henry w. Clark, a travelling Gales
man for SOuder Sc Bright. Will Irwin.
who Is now east, was present at the we'd
ding
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Losr-A pockes-book. on last SasuE-
day night. June ID. 1885. containing
some paper and silver money. some
where between Usage City and my farm
on Elm creek Farm about eight miles
west and four miles north of Usage City.
The finder viii be literally rewarded by
communicating same to me. Address
CHARLES BERsMAH.
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A dog belonging at Gilchrist's stables
caught fourteen rats in twenty-nine min
utes last week. The vermin ran out of
the rain into the barn and were picked
up at lively rate by the dog.
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Mrs. Win F. CoOle came TO Emporia
yesterday from Keokuk, Iowa. She
met her husband at this point and they
have decided to make Emporia their
ftnSnra houna
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Money to loan ON real estate, live
stock ami oiher >oI chatlle mortgage
security. Notes bought.
FILKINs g. SIsLER, Brokers.
Office removed to Fifth avenue and
joining Emporla National Bank IN the
west
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Hyou have sold your farm and have
mortgage tor balance of the payment
will give you money for the mortgage
Once with Wells Bros
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will sell at public auction at my res.
ldence on 142 creek, two miles south of
Allen post Office on Wednesday, July 10,
at 10 O'Clock a m. the following proper
tY to-wlt: Ten head of work horses, 2
geldings and Smares, two with colts by
their sides, / Wild Air and 1 Archer, 3
1llyR, horse three years old. 2 fllys and
Q half pouies, two years old, 8 yearling
colts, 2 of them Wild AR colts, 2 cows,
two-year old heifers, 3 two-year old
steers, 3 yearling steers, 3 yearllng heit-
ers sows, farm wagon, 2 stirring
plows, riding pillow, 2 narrows, cult
vators, set harness, mower, l Wood
reaper, tanning mill, 100 bushels of
corn.
Terms OF sale-All sums under $40
cash; all sums over $40 credit of twelve
| months given on bankable paper with
| 10 per cent interest. Five per cent dis
i count for cash. J6MEs JONES.
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A few days ago The News spoke of
the possibility, yet improbability, of
change in the location of the Sunday
school assembly now In session at O:ta-
wa. The management has now decided
that matter by leasing the Forest Park
at Ottawa for the next ten years. The
Sunday school assembly at Ottawa Is,
therefore fixed Institution. There are
as many as $50 tents on the grounds this
year and as high as $4,000 people have
been IN attendance.
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Miss Dixon desires that those parties
who are willing to take boarders or
roomers for the teachers institute, report
70 her through the mail as soon as posi-
HE
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The Chicago Times publishes the fol-
lowing interesting Kansas Items which
contains good news for Emporia: The
state board of charities will erect $780,
600 worth of new buildings and improve
ments during the biennial term, to-wit:
Topeka insane asylum, $4,000; Tope-
ka reform school, $50 600; Wyandotte
blind asylum, $1,000; Olathe deaf and
dumb asylum, S25. 900; Osawatomle in
sane asylum, $50. 600; Winfield imbecile
school, 1875, 200; soldiers orphans hone
TO be located at Emporia, $25, 600.
The place for holding the next Demo
cratic state convention is already being
discussed by the press of the state. The
claims of Topeka, Leavenworth, New.
ton, Emporia aud other points are being
urged by their friends.
A movement Is ON foot to rcvicve The
Kansas Magazine which collapsed a few
wears aEO
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for cutting and
stacking hay in Is Of from one 10 five
hundred acres, near Olpe, southeast of
Emporia. Address
E. s BRADBURY.
Topeka, Kansas
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Plenty of Money

To loan ON farm property on long or
short time on easy terms.
s. NJ. SMITH,
Offices with Wells Bros, oyer EN-
noria Savings Bank
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Try syrups and molasses in cans and
kegs at Stone & MilIerss.
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Country cured hams, shoulders. bacon,
chickens. eggs and butter, always re-
ceive the highest market price at Stone
8 MiIler's.
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VIM. Haupt, who lives on the Weaver
place just east OF the city, was walking
along the railroad with his dog last
Thrsday, when freight tram
came along. Mr.. Haupt took hold
of the dog and while taking
him from the track the animal bit him
twice 10 the face, decorating his under
lip. The wound was SO serious that
q doctor had to be called.
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& On the 25th OF this month the state
board of charities will proceed TO Atchi-
son, Ottawa, Independence, Cherryvale,
Wellington. Wichits, Great Bend and
q large number of other cities and towns
o. the state that are making bids for the
location Of the Soldiers Orphans Home.
As Emporia has made no bid they will
probably not stop TO see the best city in
the atata
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OUR WEALTH.

The following table shows by town.
ships the amount of taxable property in
Lyon county:
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DRY CREEK.

A few farmers came into the city to-.
day from Dry creek, and report that
stream higher than it has been for many
years. Corn, wheat, oats and potatoes
have been washed from the farms and
distributed promiscuously along the bot
tom of the creek. Simon Gentuer lost
about $500 by the flood, while his neigh
bors, o. b. Poets, Jacob Jacobs. VIM.
Lynch, s. p. Miller, John Gentner and
others endured heavy losses of corn and
other crops.
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AsmAll child of Charley Jones. who
drives one of IdIeman's dray wagons,
died Monday and was buried Tuesday at
4 O'Clock
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Itch cured In thirty minutes by Wool
ford's sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by NJ. Fl Bate, druggist,
Emporia, Kansas.
The Central Loan and Land Co., tue
Oldest money loaning concern ia the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest ob,ainable 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 IN
expected charges. Interest payable
here
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Bargains i'm Bottom Land Farms.
Our descriptive list of farms for 1885
is now ready. Sent free. Address,
HOLMES 8 HOLDEN,
Emporia. Kansas.
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Losr-A pocke.-book, on last Sasul

You can always buy the best family
-four, az the lowest cash price, at Stone 8
xFf1Iav,a
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Takeyour butter and eggs 20 stone q
Miller's, 178 Commercial street
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Shiloh's Catarn Remedy. 9 positive
cure for CAtarrh, Dipiheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by Chas. Ryder.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters uncAlled for and remaining
In the postonlco NJ Emporin, Kansas. for the
week ending June 80. 1855. Please give the
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On city property.
On live stock at lowest current rates.
If title is all right you can get your
moueY when you sign papers.
A. O. WHARTON.