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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-06-11
uating class arose and we're addressed in

usting class arose and were addressed In
some most timely words.
The doctor after giving the different
derivations of the word baccalaureste
said to the graduates that when, on
Thursday. they received their diplomas,
they went cut to utilize their past ex-
perlences and should be heard frem cy
and by. You are not through, SAID ne,
you have just begun. You are Just
pushing out the bricks Of the narrow
walls in which you have studied; hence
forth the sunrising and sunsesting will
be the walls of your school room and
the blue dome OF heaven the ceiling.
You have, said the speaker, come to
severe trial; you must right about face.
Life Is a continual whirl. 1t is right
shout face aud right about again. Did
you, said he, ever see tree growing? II
pushes out the walls and all obstacles
that ere in the way Of ats growth. So you
must do. Life is brim full; you mus
work for q place. When the lOcomo
tive first appeared on the Hudson it Wal
the foundation of great industry tina
stopped other systems OF carrying and
slaughtered other industries. You mus
slaughter things, you must secure you
place in life. You must 60 forth IN thu
truth OF the master; there is no othel
power like His. So bid you go. GC
In the strength of the master and whel
you have finished the fight and appeal
before the pearly gates may it be said o
each of you, Thou hast been faithful
/ Entero
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Minnie Parker of Burlington is

Miss Minnie Parker Of Burlington is
visiting in the city.
Regents 81. d. Dickson and ]. A.
Crichton arrived Tuesday.
MIRA Samuel GUerrier and daughter
Lolita returned TO their home IN AtchI-
son Saturday.
B. F. Flanagan, Senator Plumb's
private secretary went TO his home at
Clay Center to-day.
Mrs. ]. E. Baird is visiting her par
ents IN LeaVenWorth county. and will
be absent for . month.
Miss Eva Collins. who has been teach
ing IN the Arkansas City schools, has
returned to visit her Alma Mater.
Joe DIckerson, who has just closed q
successful school near Marion, is In the
city for commencement exercises.
Miss Carrie Morrison of Westville
Indiana, is visiting At the home Of hel
aunt, Mrs. n. A. Taylor, on State street
Misses Minnie Millison and Fannie
Jackson of Wichita are visiting at J. E
Caldwell's and taking in thelNormsl
commencement exercises.
Luther Rees, who spent sunday il
Emporia. returned TO Kansas City Mon
day.
Regents j. ThAnhauser, of Newton
and j. 81. Franklin, of Russell, arrived
Monday.
E. T. Barber came IN last Monday
from lola TO see the Normal and OLE
classmates.
Miss Alice Oversgreet returned yester
day from st. Charles, where she attend
ed the commencement exercises of thu
Underwood college.
Miss Lizzie Stephenson of Yates Cen
ter, county superintendent of WoOdsOE
county, arrived last night and is the
guest Of Miss Hoxie.
Addison Stubs, who recently located
at Garden City in the loan and real es
tate business in partnership with A. L
BoOrey, came in to-day.
Among those who went to Lawrenc,
Monday to attend the University com
mencement were Mrs. 1. E. Perley
Mrs. q. Il. North and Frank P. MacLen
nan.
w. II. Rice, editor of the Fort Scot
Monitor, is attending the Normal com
mencement week exercises in the capac
ity OF regent. Mr.. Rice made US I
pleasant professional call Monday.
Miss Madge Overstreet has returne'
from Underwood college, where she ha
just completed the literary and scientifi
course with the first honors of her class
She also won the first drawing prize
which was gold eagle.
Will E. Bolton, formerly known q
the Normal fat boy" but now editor O
the Greensburg Russler. and count
superintendent Of Edwards county, call
ed at THE NEWS Office last Monday
Mr.. Bottoms business lsbors have not IT
duced his aYoirdupOis. and ne is tn
same genial good natured gentleman
| that he has ALWAYS been.
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COMMISSIONERS, PROCEEDINGS
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE, ]
lime e 1S85

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
June 6, 1885.
Board met in special session, all mem
bers present.
The assessment of r. Powell of Pike
township, for the year 1884, on twenty
head of hogs. was reduced from $500 &c
$12O.
Whereas, The board of county CON-
missiOners of Lyon county, Kansas, Is
informed that the bridge across the Neo
sho river at Shows ford is out of regain
and In an unsafe condition, and while il
its present condition would be danger
ous to the travelling public It is there.
fore ordered by said board that the road
overseer of road district No. be and be
is hereby ordered and directed TO close
the approaches to SAID bridge and prevent
travel over said bridge until the same il
properly repaired, and that the county
clerk is directed to publish this order.
JOHN L. BUTLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners
The contract OF Gabriel 6 Sons for
one pier and one abutment, and Of the
Kansas City Bridge and Iron company,
for the superstructure for the second ap-
proach 20 the Snow ford bridge, were
approved
Ii is hereby ordered by the board of
county commissioners that the sheriff
permit Jerry Biggs to leave the jail for
medical treatment until ordered recon-
mitted by this board or the county At
tornsy. JOHN La BUTLER, Chairman.
The reports of the trustees and treas
urers of EmporIa and jackson town.
ships, as corrected. were approved.
The board then adjourned.
Attest: ROLAND LAKE,,
County Clerk.
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THE TREE OF $50.

The dedication Of the 'S5 class tree,
pl anted in the campus on Arbor Day,
took place Monday at II 80 o'clock in the
assembly room, the rain preventing hold
ing the exercises out of doors. Mr.. TbOs.
II. Reynolds presided. The dedicatory
address was delivered by Miss Rose Hs-
worth. 1t was an excellent, appropriate
and well prepared address. The class
quartette sang I'VE Shall Meet" at the
close of the exercises.
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ouH sor PsIA

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight In the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient 20 suppose he has some alice
ton Of the kidneys or neighboring or
ganG. At times symptoms Of indiges-
don are present. 81 f1atulency, uneasiness
Of the stomach, etc. 4 moisture like
presplratloE, producing very disagree
able itching; amer getting warm, IL .
very common attendant. Blind, bleed
ing, and itching piles yield as once 70
the application OF Dr.. Bosanko's pile
remedy which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the tumozs, al
layiag the intense itching, and affecting
. permanent cure. Price 50 cents. Sold
J. 4. Moore and Chss. Ryder.
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At Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. June 10.
CATTLE-Receipts. LIP; markeS dull and
10c lower On all grades.
HoGs-Receipts. II. 7Os; market opened l0c
lower. closing 20c; bulk at 50 60; range, $3.45
ga. so; not all sold.
The Daily Indicator reports: WaRAF-Re-
ceipts, SIG; shipments, 1857; in store,
GIL $50; market weaker; No. red, cash,
sales at S3Ec; July. S53<0S5xc; August. SSkc;
No. 2 soft, cash, S9<c asked
CoRN-Reoeipts, I2,355; shipments, 7.732; in
store. Il5.669; market quiet; No 3. cash, 3SHc
bid 500 asked; July, 400 bid. 405kc asked
August, sales At 4se; September. Ale bid: 1870
asked; No. white, cash. sales at 46a47c.
OAFs-Ho. 2, cash. soc bid, 34c asked.
RYE-No. cash, SIC asked
Ea9s-Weak; S0SHc per dozen.
BUfTER-Unchanged
HAY-Fancy small baled, 500.
PRovIsIoRs-SuRaF-cUre hams, S&@9Kc;
breakfast bacon, 1o1fc; New York shoulders,
&c; dried beef hams. I2kc. Smoked meats
short clear sides. exc; short clear backs,
skci short rib sides. exc; long clear sides,
6Lc; shoulders, Axe: dry salt meats, &c
less than barrel meats. pork, So 90; last
years pork. $l2 %; mess pork, $I1IO; mes
LLRD-Tierce. S6.75.
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MARRIED.

Walter E. Looms and Miss Ida L.
Whitaker of Lyon county were married
at Badger Greek on Sunday. June z, by
Rev. J. F. Culver of this city.
At the Christian parsonage, 1873 Ex-
change street. June 7th at z 80 p. m. by
Elder r. L. Lott, j. w. Haworth and
Miss Lydia E. Moffitt of Emporia town.
ship. At the same place, by the same,
June 7th at 7:45, Gibson Everton and
Miss Louisa Wittie, both of Emporia
township.
Mr.. ". K. Starr of Bitlertown, and
Miss Mollie Lawler of Lebo, were mar
ried Monday. Rev. Angelus Hafer-
lepe performed the ceremony at the
Catholic church.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
REGENTS MEETING,

The Board of Regents met to-day d
the Normal and decided to retain all tbs
members of the present faculty, to which
they will add professor of natural his
tory. The salaries of the entire faculty
were increased. President Tayler's sal
airy was raised to $4,000, Prof. Wiki
sons to 81, 200, and Prois. Sadler and
Fowler's salaries were raised to $1,50C
each. The salaries of the lady members
Of the faculty were increased by sec
each. The Regents decided to improve
the heating apparatus of the building
A very important meeting will be held
this evening.
The board of regents are il secret ses
sion as we go to press.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Pierce, who was tried yesterday for
aiding III running off and concealing
mortgaged property, was found guilty
as charged.
The case of David Owen vs.. D. Thorn
as and the Northwestern Life Insurance
company was dismissed yesterday.
The case of Barcalow VS.. Smith was
decided in favor of the defendant.
This afternoon the case of Lindsay vs..
Means was before the court.
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We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement OF our enterprising
boot and shoe merchant, J. G. Altman.
The reward which is offered to the one
solving the puzzle is worth while the
endeavor of some of our young readers.
There is no trick about 1t, and it can be
worked, providing you VIII exercise suf-
ticient patience to amply grope into its
intricacies and couch your solution in
as few words as possible.
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Shsr1fs Sale.

AFphAxad Loomis vs.. AmAsa 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 20 me directed, 1 will on Saturday, the
lit day Of July, A. d. 1855. at ii O'Clock
,,sa " S' ~ ~, a. tne % tne court
Kansas, 06er for sale and sell to the highest
bidder at public auction ior cash all the right,
title and interest OF said defendant in and TO
the following described real estate, to-Wit:
Lot No. sixty-nine 1897, on Comm srciAl
street. in the city of Emporia, Lyon county
Kansas.
Said real estate TO be sold AZ the property q
said defendant 70 satisfy said order Of sale.
J. H. WHITE,
54A Sheriff OF Lyon county. Kansas.
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1t is we'll known fact that boots or
shoes after heavy wear will rip. it mat
ters not where they are bought, and j.
@. Altman offers to sew up all rips and
do neat work free of charge on all goods
bought at his store. on Sixth avenue, or
lOS Commercial street, between Third
and Fourth J.C. ALTMAN
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We are informed by Mr.. II. j
LOOMS. of this city, that the large
black ant is an enemy of the Colorado
potato bug, which was thought to move
in the insect world with none to modest
or make 1t afraid. Loomis says he has
noticed recently for the first time that
the ants attack and kill the bugs in large
numbers.
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The board Of county commissioners in
session today adjourned after issuing an
order that the county clerk be directed
to cite NJ. A. Coppock, trustee, and Ell
Fowler treasurer of Emporia township
and II. Hughes, trustee, and j. p. Tol.
ford treasurer of jackson township, to
appear before the board and make set.
Element of the affairs of said townships
for the wear 1891
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DECLAAIAT1oN AND DEBATE

On Saturday night the assembly room
at the Normal was crowded with fine
audience gathered to hear the contest
ants IN prize debate and defamation,
President A. r. Taylor presided. The
following program was presented:
Mixed chorus, ''Lo. the Bright Grim
Defamation. Independence Beii' ~
Defamation. ;.Courtship Of Miles Stan:
Piano trio. "Graduation Mar ch..1stToa-
bog. -. Misses Smith, Bradley and
Defamation, Little Joe''. Belle Moore
Defamation, ''Sister and I',... Clara Porter
Mixed double quartette, maiden With
tho Chestnut Hair"
Debate. 'ResolVed, That trades unions
are detrimental to the best interests OF
A. Bishop, A. L. Fcuk; negative, w.
N. Davidson, Tom II Reynolds.
Piano solo. Dance of Death,p Count de
Male chorus, battle song". ..,.... Normal
....-.---..--..--...--. .OctoLIe
The disclaimers were chosen from the
first year class and debaters from the Ly-
ceum and Literati societies. Each one
was the recipient of beautiful floral re-
LuCl1lUI6uCo5- AuO uCS1hL4dbAOA6p tuC
debate and the musical selections were
all of q high order and constituted an
excellent entertainment. Prof. A. e.
Moss was heartily encored on the piano
solo, the dance of Death. Rev. F. T.
Ingalls,, Mrs. o. G. Lunbeck and Mr.. ]
r. Graham were judges on defamation
and Judge G. B. Graves, e. w. Cunning
ham and s. NJ. Smith were judges on the
debate.
Rev. Mr.. Ingalls, announced the decis-
ion of the judges on defamation to be in
favor of Miss Belle Moore, and as a re-
ward for her success he presented her
the prizes, . copy of Lucille and one OF
Longfellow's poems.
Judge G. B. Graves announced that
the decision on debate was in favor Of
Messrs- Bishop and Funk, who sustain
ed the affirmative. The judge closed an
excellent address by presenting to them
the prizes, Shakespeare's and ScOtt's
poems
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FLOWER MISSION DAY.

This department of the w. G. T. U.
has from year TO year observed the 9th OF
June as "Prison Day" and as our EN-
poria local union observes but one day,
the ladies will not only visit the jail bu;
also the alms-house and the hospital, be-
sides making gift to each of the
scholars OF the Mission Sab
bath school. Donations of flowers
as well as requests for boquets
will be received by committee of ladies
hours of 2 and 4 p. m. on Tuesday the
9th inst.
Supt., W. G. T. U. Flower Mission.
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Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.
Samson were surprised by large mum.
Der OF their friends, who gathered al
their rooms at the residence of Mr.. l.
w. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis very
kindly opened their spacious home fol
the entertainment of the guests. Re.
treatments were served and music and
games INDUCED in until the hour Of
separation arrived. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam.
son left this evening to visit friends in
the southwestern part of this state, Or
Friday they expect to continue theiI
Journey to their new home in Califor.
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MAouia

81. LOUIB. June TO-
CAFTLK-Supply liberal, but good shipping
steers are very nrm. while low grades are
dull; fair TO choice native shippers, $AS50
5l65; grass Texans. S2.9504 90.
HOGs-ReceiPts, 1000: shipments, $500;
market lower and slow; Workers, $40094 Is;
packers. $3.So04 90; butchers, - IO0A.I5.
WHEAT-Aarket steady, and unsettled, but
fluctuations not wide; closed %e under yes
terday; No. 3 red, cash, SLo4X; July, 81 az
al .06: August, S1.o7,
. CoEE-Dnll; No. mixed. cash, 43<c; June,
Axes July. 4s%S.
.01fsEHigherfO for cash. at ss0ssxc; no oD-
lions sold.
RYB-Duu; $50 bid.
PoRK-LcWeE; &0.75.
LAKD-Nomtnel.
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DIR. l.. ID. JACoBs,
CHARIEa RNnER

WANTED-Ladies or young men, in
city or country, to work for US ut their
homes. Permanent employment; no in
structlons TO buy. Work sent by mail
distance no obJections). 80 to $l2 per
week can be made. No canvassing. No
stamp tor reply. Please address Home
MAn'f'g Co., Boston, Mass. p. 0. Box
1915
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Rev. f. T. Ingalls, has returned from
Topeka, where he attended the contest
In defamation at Washburne college.
There were ten contestants. The first
prize was awarded to Ellsworth Ingalls,,
son of the senator ana nephew of Rev.
Mr. INGALLS,
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The tickets for the sunflower concert
are on sale at Miss Plumb's City Book
store. They are so cents each. We be-
lieve this includes concert. ice cream,
strawberries, cake and-sunAowers, of
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Mr. II. j. Loomis has received letter
from his son Will in New Mexico, stat
ing that the troops have returned to Fort
Bayard, and report having buried all
the dead-those massacred by the In
dians.
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Clothing buyers will have red letter
day for bargains. Entire Oak Hall
clothing stock at auction. Sale COM
mences Saturday at 10a. m. Remember
1877 Commercial street. Sales morning
afternoon and evening.
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Farm Loans

1 can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three, four, or FIVE years, at 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. S. M. SMITH,
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At meeting of the citizens commit
tee at the Hotel Coolidge Saturday night,
various questions were considered and
the following resolution adopted:
Resolved, That the citizens commit
tee respectfully recommended that no
definite action be taken by the city coun-
Gil 70 either continue the water works
where they are now located or TO remove
them to any place until competent en-
gineer of established reputation shall de.
termin0 BY actual measurements and
estimates the best course TO pursua for
the permanent interest 70 the city.
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Auctioneer, successor to II. w. Pear
sail. Public sales of all kinds will be
given prompt and careful attention.
With an extended experience in the auc.
ton business, he bespeaks an extensive
patronage which he will endeavor e
merit by satisfaction to ali customers
Headquarters at the Central stables En-.
poriA, Kansas.
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rhia Iaea ID aolne Wese

LhI8 LUcA Of OV1IB 6Uo8t
to Colorado or New Mexico for pure All
TO relieve consumption Is all mistake
ANY reasonable man would use Dr.. Bo
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for con.
SUMPTION in all its stages. Itnever fails
70 give relief in all cases of coughs, colds
bronchitis, pains In the chest and all AZ
fections fha4 are considered primary q
consumption. Price so cents Gnd 81 90
Sold by Chas. Ryder and j. a. Moore.
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U,st 0aooa

Many INSCRIPTIONS dealers may tell
you they have remedies tor coughs, ard
colds equal in merit and in every respect
just as good as the old reliable DIR.
Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup, unless
IL deceived Price 50 cents and S1.OG
Sold by j. A. Moore and Charles Ryder
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Messrs. Emerson Sc Bulky, who came
here recently and are making loans on
real estate, are doing good business
and are well pleased with the communal
ty in which they fortunately located.
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AIoneyt AIonevtI NIon..,,,

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than eyer
and pay It TO you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No COM
mission. No trouble Pay it back
when you want to. You pay interest
and principal in Emporis, that Is good
enough for US. The "old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN Sc HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side.
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Auctioueerinp

John Bay will respond To calls for
auctioneering all kinds of public sales
and may be addressed through the post
Office, or be found at his grocery OF
sixth avenue.
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Dissolution Notice

The co-partnership existing between
DIR. l.. D. Jacobs and Charles Ryder, un-
der the firm name of Charles Ryder, has
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, DIR. Jacobs retiring. MIR. Ryder
will continue the business at the old
stand, where, with VIII Thomas, he will
be pleased to wait on all our old custo-
mers and as many new ones as can con-
veniently Ill the store.
DR.. l.. ID. JACoBs,
CHARLES RYDER.
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D. " DUHNETT,
j. +. HARRISON.

STRAYED.-Saturday night, bay
mare, blind in night eye. lame IN night
hind leg, rope around neck. Also a
bAld-tAced, bob tailed sorrel horse, with
head-stall OF halter on. Return TO Man.
uel jackson, Seventh avenue, east of
city.
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WANTED-LAdies and gentlemen to
take nice, light, pleasant work. at their
own homes. Work sent by mail any dis
lance all the year around. 81 to So a
day can be quietly made; no canyassing.
Address Reliable Mfg Co., Philadel-
phla, Pa. Box 1893.
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WANTED-Au active man or woman In
every county to sell our. goods. Salary
$75 per month and expenses, or commits
sion, expenses in advance. 81 outfit free.
For full particulars address Standard
Silver Ware Co., Boston. Mass.
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L. j. Orr, recently of this city has
been promoted to the position of con-
ductor on the Southern Kansas railway.
He IS pleased with his position, and we
are glad to learn is doing we'll.
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Dissolution. and CO-Fartnsrship Notice.

Dissolution. and CO-PartnershiP Notice.
EhPoRIA, Kan, June l, 1885.
The co-partnershIp heretofore existing
in the insurance, loan and real estate
business of j. @. Burnett and M. Aber.
nathy is this day dissolved by mutual
consent j.. G. BURNETT,
NJ. ABERNETHY.
The undersigned will continue the
above business under the firm name Of
j. G. Burnett 81 Co. at the old place of
business, and respectfully solicit the
continuance of the patronage OF the old
firm and of the public generally.
]. Q. BURNETT,
j. F. HARRISON.
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The Central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest money loaning concern in the
county, always lends its money at the
lowest rates of interest obtainable in the
state, and on any kind OF time you wish.
Closes loans the day you apply if securi-
ty and title is all right. No extra or un
expected charges. Interest payable
here.
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All Lung the latest Gilman an In the
city had difficulty with Wuong Lee in
which the former drew q revolver. He
was arrested and brought before Judge
Fletcher. The vernacular of the orr
entail puzzled the judge a little. Lung
was however discharged,
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We are informed that Mr.. Sanders
while digging we'll on the farm of
John Bachus, ten miles northeast of the
city, at the depth of twenty feet penetrat-
ed q twelve inch vein of coal.