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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-12
THE SICK.

T. q. Lewis is confined to his home
with sickness; he hopes to be able to be
about soon.
Mrs. Thos. Stone is still quite low with
dropsY, but at last accounts was resting
SONIC easier.
Daniel Kynnaston Is very sick at his
home, II Exchange street. At latest report
he was some better.
W. L, Roberts is so far recovered from
his recent illness as to be able to leSYe his
bed. His many friends express the wish
that he may soon be able to attend to bus
mess.
DAVID Jones, whom q bad attack of in
fsmmatory rheumatism confined to the
house for some weeks back IL now much
better and looks as well and hearty as OF
old.
Mrs. Plumb, living three miles northeast
of town is very low with sickness. She Is
the mother of Senator Plumb. Her many
friends In this city hope for her speedy re-
coYery.
Capt VIM. Morrison of Florence, well
known TO many of our citizens - former
resident Of this place, IL confined to his
home by sickness, and considerable anx-
iety il felt concerning his prospects for
recovery.
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sArURDAY,s mATTNEE.

The races Saturday afternoon were well
attended, there being in the neighborhoOd
OF 200 people present, who manifested the
greatest interest IN the races which were
really fine. The $50 trotting class race
was won by J. p. Sheldon's grey mare,
Kitty-time, S:O7. The Q 40 trotting class
race was won by Phil Heilman's bay geld
ing, Harry McGregOr-tlme, 3:014. The
three-quarter mile dash running race
which was a very exciting one. was won
by Polson's sorrel horse, Al-time, 1 81.
This last race was an especially exciting
one and the winning horse was loudly
cheered by the audience In the amphithe-
etre. There being no contestants for the
gentIeman's driving prize this race did
not take place but was postponed until the
next mAtinee which will take place q
week from Thursday. One feature OF
these afternoon matinees is the absence Of
all rowdyism and those other objections
bic features which 30 frequently are to be
found at race meetings. Mr.. Bean intends
to make his afternoon mstinees attractive
to the public and guarantees every thing
to be strictly first class.
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A WISE FATHER

Never tzifes with his family's health
nor buys patent medicines, who publish
es testimonials of cures he knows moth
ing about, but deals with reliable drug
gist who know which medicine has in
reality cured. The undersigned drug
gists of Emporia have sold the following
remedy for two years and can truLhfullV
say that Primley's Speed Cough Cure
has never failed to give relief In the
most obstinate and stubborn cases oil
Coughs and Colds. Having won Its
high reputation, quietly. but rapidly.
solely on its intrinsic merits without ad.
vertisiug. Consumptiyes will please
ask for special instructions, and If we do
not help you 1t will cost you nothing
Price SOC and 81 90. Sold by the fol
lowing Druggists: B. Wheldon, Chas
Ryder, W. r. Irwin. D. w. Morris.
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J.w. Tyler Is doing business IN Topeka
today.
DE-. Evan Evans and bride returned to
the city yesterday.
Chss. Currier Of I.eaEenworth Is in the
city.
Mrs. Geo. W. Munger of Eureka Is Wis
iting friends In The city.
1T. Grennell Of Peabody was doing bus
meas IN town to-day.
J.W. CLARK Of EskridEe was In town
Yesterday evening.
C. E. Hicks Of Fl Paso. Texas, is in
town, stopping at the Hotel Coolidge.
e. G. MaranburV OF Atchison Was IN
the city few hours last night
E. B. Allen. Of the Adams express COM
pany, was In the city last night.
T. W. Thompson of Topeka registered
At the Hotel Coolidge Yesterday.
JIM. DerIch Of the Kansas City Times
called at this Office yesterday.
Captain Warren returned this afternoon
from business trip TO Hartford.
sc. Morse Of Florence registered at
the Hotel Coolidge this afternoon.
G. r. Miller OF Klngman was seen on the
streets Of our city this afternoon.
W. s. Lambert of Howard City regis
tered at the Hotel Coolidge this afternoon.
Mrs. T. A. Carter. accompanied by
Nora Carter, went or visit to friends In
Marion yesterday.
John wilhelm and family Of Wooster,
Ohio. are in the city. stopping at the Hotel
Coolidge.
Chas. DeMallory of Madison. who form
erly clerked for Ben Wheldon in this cIty,
is visiting friends In town to-day.
&C. Pasten and JAS. Hyde of Redding
were doing business in town yesterday
evening.
F.S. Lsustrum, editor of the Pratt Gen.
ter Times was in the city to-day and made
pleasant call at the NEWS Office.
8. Nation, Of Emporia, came down 70
the metropolis yesterday and stopped at
the Copeland.-Topeka Commonwealth.
Efde q. Lovelace accompanied by her
sister Maud and Miss Emma Wood, left
to day for q few weeks visit to friends in
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Nellis of Los Angeles, California,
who has been visiting with the family of
1. D. Fox. left to-day tor New York City
from which place she will sail for Europe
the latter part Of September.
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POsTORFCIE CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug. Post
office changes IN Kansas. during the week
ending Aug z, 1886, furnished By VIM.
Van Week, of the postof1ce department
NAME CHANGED
Grand View, Morris county, to DelavAn,
Henry King, postmaster
DIsCONTiAUKD.
Button, Ottawa county; Deens Reno
county.
POsTMAsTRRs APPOINTED
Amboy, Rocks county, William Mead /;
EwelI, summer county, Lemuel T. VIII
liAms; Hanback,, Norton county, ]. N
Anderson; Heber, Cloud county, G. B.
Messer; Olesburgr, PostawatOme county.
]. s. Spaugler; Orie, Sumner county, Mrs.
]. Mendenhall; PleOna, Reno county, John
W. Campbell.
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THE KANSAS DIAmOND.

Leadville plays st. Joe this week.
The Lawrence club to-day plsy the Os-
kaloosa club.
The Atchison league club was downed
yesterday by the Kansas City amateurs.
The Topeka Athletics defeated the St.
Marys club OF the 9Th, to the tune ofs to 3.
Abilene played Harper yesterday. the
score at the finish standing 16 to in IA
vor of Harper.
Topeka downed st. Joe, Saturday, o to
8 in ten innings, making the Topeka club
the winner of all three games.
Concordia and Columbus played the
first or g series of games yesterday. The
game throughout was played without an
error, ConcOrdis winning the game by q
score of five to four. They play Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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Nervous Debility and Organic Weakness.
From the Dungeon to the 0esk-An Elo-
quent Clergyman

Tho Rev. J. !. consulted US by mail In rela-
tion TO his sons ailments. His physical and
metal condition, will appear from the following
extract from his first letter:
"My sons age Is 3. of q Reryo-sanguine tenn
pefAment. AS a child, was precocious, both
mentally.and physically. From his 18th year
has manifested signs Of failing health. but con-
from college at the age OF q. On bis return
home he became morose and dependent, and
finally Withdrew from society and friends and
re NAMED day and night in his room. from which
he as not emerged in two years He required
the windows TO be dArkened and the doors
closed. Thus he is practically in q dungeon, to
which he will not allow light admitted day or
his wife of heart disease lent us copies of your
Medical Adviser and"Supplement,'' and since
reaning them have come to the conclusion that
my dear boy had fallen victim to the fatal prac-
tfce OF so litaFy vice" Subsequent investiGa-
ton proved the correctness Of the fathers sur
misses and after about i've months treatment
his friend had the satisfaction OF congratulate.
ing him on his perfect restoration to health.
A few weeks ago we received q letter from
ten TO his father about the easel Informing US
OF the death OF his father. He says, 81 am now
in the ministry trying to fill my fathers place.
Judging from the tone of the le' ter We should
say he fe both eloquent and deeply earnest. He
says, II thank God for making my lamented
father and yourselves the means of restorin g
me from . life of gloomy darkness worse than
shall ever ignorantly suffer in the same way or
from the same eau Sc that did. Herewith ind
100 stamps for which desire YOU to send yoar
"Medical Adviser" and Supplement- to each
of the 100 persons whose names and addresses
are enclosed
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COURT HOUSE BRIEFS.

County Clerk LAkin is working on the
tax books.
Probate Judge harrington says all is
quiet in his department.
AS the mercury rises the demand for
marriage licenses falls of.
Three prisoners languish in the "donjon
keep" beneath the treasurer's office.
That barrel of whisky still hinges in the
sherif's office, shedding its aroma around
reminding old timers OF days of 80 and
go.
The busiest place In the court house
building is the recorders office. He keeps
four or five clerks all the time attending
TO the books.
Durlng the illness of ]. G.. TraYlor,
Deputy Clerk J. B. Hinkle has been do
ing the work OF his office assisted by his
daughter, Mrs. Edwards.
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INSTITUTE NOTES.

Prof. Graham of Baker University Wis.,
tied the institute to-day in the interest of
that institution.
Visitors to-day were: MoIlie Robb,
Miss A. Harris, VIII Dudley. Ella Britton,
Edith Miller, AddIe Tandy, Carrie Frost,
Carrie Morse. P. 6toughson, Dr.. King. :.
The work In physiology is being facili-
tated by the aid of Yaggy's Anatomical
charts which the agent, Mr.. W. G. Harris,
has kindly placed at the disposal of the
department.
In the report yesterday the name Alice
Packson should have been Carrie Jackson.
Miss Jackson Is one of our most success
full teachers and Lyon county institute
list would not seem complete without her
name.
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PEnsoNAL.
D. Shelton ef Topeka Is N town.
Geo. Fowler Is doing business N Law

D. Shelton ef Topeka Is IN town.
Geo. Fowler Is doing business N Lave
renee this week.
The Rev. W. q. Lloyd returned from
Burton to-day.
". b. Anderson of Americus WIS in
town last night.
CA. shultz, the piano tuner, is sop
ping at The Coolidge
VS.. Graham Of Baldwin registered last
night at the Hotel Coolidge.
". B. Beebe. jr.. was in the city doing
business yesterday afternoon.
Joe Smith Of Topeka Is in the city a.
tending the Democratic convention.
A. P. Smith of Topeka registered at the
Hotel Coolidge yesterday afternoon.
II. w. Blaze of Usage City accompanied
by o. e. McEIfresh were IN the city to-
day.
WIN. Lanpheimer of st. Louis, known
all over the west As the "CIgar King" ives
doing business in the city to-day.
Mayor Brewer took business trip
down the Howard Branch yesterday and
retained this morning. :
!, Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols. who has been
absent for some time IN the east on visit,
returned to Emporia yesterday.
E. Baird and Lee Kearne, left to-day for
the wilds of Montana, where they WILL go
on cattle ranch.
B. ". Lantry. Ir, Of the firm of L1ptTy
& Son, contractors. of Strong City, is in
town to-day.
VIM. D. Kelley, the Democratic can.
didate for auditor, arrived with the To-
peka delegation
a Won LaDgen of Topeka, editor of the
Kansas Telegraph Is In the city in atten-
dance at the convention.
Mrs. Pickens and daughter of Indiana
are visiting with the family of MIR. A.
Greene, living at 112 Exchange street.
L. W. Crawford, of Topeka, manager o.
the Crawford opera house, was in the city
last night, looking up his business inter.
ests.
Mrs. Lee Sargent, of EmporIa, is in tn.
city, guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Il.
Ward, of South Topeka avenue-Wichitl
Beacon.
Chas. Smith came down from Topeks
yesterday with the bail team, and during
their stay here has been visiting with Lis
parents on west Sixth avenue.
A. B. Bunter, one of the leading mer.
chants OF Strong City, accompanied by
! L c. Cocheran, came down this morning
to paint the town red.
Geo. Putnam and wife of Chicago are
Visiting at the residence of Judge Chas
Fletcher, Mrs. Putnam's brother. They
will remain in the city for some days.
Dr.. Snoddy OF Philadelphia was visit
ing in town yesterday. DR.. SnOddy was &
former resident of this place and expresses
himself as much pleased with the progress
the ETY. HIS made IN the last few years.
Mr.. John w Thatcher, formerly of the
hrm of Thatcher s. Rasmussen, and one
ofour best known and respected Emporians
who lie now connected with the st. Louis
and Emporis railroad. is in the city visit
ing his family. HIS many frleLds were
| pleased to greet him.
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RELIEF FOR THE AFFLICTED.

ANY per SON who devotes his life to the study
and investigation of any particular branch Of
knowledge is 8 specialist We have specialists
In science, literature, art, the PHILOSOPHERS and
various industries OF trade and business. The
avenues to approximate perfection in any CIV
en- on suit are SO manifold and diversified that
no one. in the short Iericd of human life, can
achieve the fullest and greatest sue 2ess, unless
he single out one of them and devote all his en-
ergies and ability to the discovery of princt-
pals, cause and effect and successfully adopt
means to accomplish the best results and the
end sought. Why, then, condemn the special
istf HIS vocation is honorable, laudabls and
Noble. In medicine, as in science. the special
ists are the ones who always come TO the front
ana accomplish grelt results. This remark is
especially applicable to DR.. OtLerpcurR OF Kan
sas City, Nc, He stands at the top of his pro
fessien and the cures he performs for the unfor-
tunate would seem wonderful if not properly
viewed IN the light of scientific requirements
Il is endorsed by the most emi dent Of .hc med
Ical faculty Columbus Courier,
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HYMENIAL.

DIR. Evan Evans of this city Yves united
In marriage on wednesday evening, Aug
ust 4th, 1885, 70 Miss Annie Jones of Ar
voaia, Usage county. The ceremony was
performed by Rey. Mr.. Smith of Reading
at the residence Of DIR. Still, Arvonia. A
number of near relatives and friends were
present and quite an enjoyable time was
spent until the time for the young couple
came 70 start for the east bound train At
Reading for the east, where they win visit
friends for few days.
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AS theHowardC City train came in Monday
very small boy stood close to the track
gazing in wonder at the great engine
which passed quickly by. Just at that
moment the mail agent heaved out half q
dozen sacks of mail which completely
buried the youngster and tumbled him
up pretty bad. he was however more
scared than hurt.
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Farmers and Mechanics,

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your mothers, wives and sisters IL time
~ purchase Of DR.. BosaLk kos Cough and
Lung Syrup. the beat known remedy for
coughs, colds, Group and bronchial sffiec
tions. Relieves children of Group in one
night; may save you hundreds of dollars
Price 50 cents and $1.O0. Sample free
Sold by Chas RYDER and j. A. Moore.
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EvERYRnnY KNOWS

That distractions in any important
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs of the human body brings
disease. They must 70 cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow. PrimleY's
Iron Wahoo Tonic stands without .
rival for the blood. Price. SO cents and
81 co. For sale by the following drug
gists: B. Wheldon, Chas, Ryder. w: r
Irwin, D. W. Morris
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LEI YOUR LIeHT SHINE.

It Is the nature OF light to shine and Hum
mate the dark places. knowledge Is power and
light when properly expended Is communicated
to minds that are susceptible of receiving Il and
they are enlightened, strenE thened and ill1m-
mated with truth, facts and experience. The
great object of kn2Hledge-special and general
Is to benefit aim who exercises IL, and - So
ciety Is made up of individuals who are de-
pendent upon each other. individuals. societies,
coununieies and nations made better
wiser and happier There are individuals who
devote the best half Of their lives, the early Pc
Rod, when the mind is most vigorous, suscepe-
Ibls and retentiVe, to the acquisition OF some
special branch of knowledge for the pur-
pose Of becoming teachers. discouraers and ben
efaceors. 7he Physician and sPeAiAllst are
benefactors in this, that they mitigate pain,
save and perpetuate life and consequent hap
piness. DR., 0tserbouTg. the celebrated special
list Of Kansas City, believes In letting the world
know what he came to do and is doing for
thousands !Of his fellOWmen- His treatment
for lost Manhood Is sure to win him name that
posterity will bless, Thousands OF testimonials
from all over the west from those whom ne has
cured are proof positive thst he does cure the
worst cases OF these diseases. The antcted from
chronic and nervous diseases ofeHery Kind Will
And him their best friend-lIolz Regis ter.
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We are now prepared to loan MONEY
on good real estate security, at lower
rate of interest than has ever been
offered in Kansas. Time from one to
seven years. Arrangements can be
made to pay ali or part at any time.
FILKIHs s. HI1KR, "Brokers."
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monsx, laanszl, naonex,,f

cover production Of money" We
viii loan you money cheaper than eyer
and pay II 10 you when You sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No CON-
mission. No trouble. Pay It back
when ycu want 10. You pay interest
and principal in EmporaA. that y 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.
WARRRN & HARRIsoH,
No. 10 Commercial street.. east side.
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From Miami Rep ublican.l
WORTHY OF CONFIDENCE.

Many Of the testim onials recei vel by Dr.
Otte rbourg. Of the Kansas City Medical Dis
pens AIRY, read like mirHcIes, so marvG ious have
been many of the cures he has effected. The
more difhcult the case the better be Is pleaSed
to undertake Is. II he sees chance Of cure
being effected, and he brings to the realization
or this possibility o very rare medical ekin
and experience. II the case Is hopeless.
when lconsultation with him Is had,
he does not deceive the patient many
phySicians do. The doctor establishes himself
Immediately in the confidence OF his patients,
as ali who have been treated by him can testi-
fy No physician In the west has such an ex-
GensiVe practice rs he has, and ne has bt1inGd
it by his very rare medical knowledge and fair
and upright dealing with all his patients.
PALMEE. Kas., July 8. 1885.
This ceTtihes that was troubled with = seTi.
Gus kidnsy and liver disease with an affection
OF the heart. causing great dcAi OF ain and
suffering, which entirely unfi tied me for work.
am now happy TO say that s.nce using DR..
Ottorbourg's medicines am entirely free from
my symptoms OF either heart, liver Kidney
troubles, and cheerfully recommend the doc
tor to the AFFLICTED. Z. e. PARKHU EST.
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A circular has been issued by the COM
mittee having charge of the arrangements
for the Kansas soldiers reunion at this
place in September, notifying all G.. A. r
posts, Veterans Rights unions and citizens
Generelly OF the movement, and asking
their co.operation.
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HOMES a. YcERINE ARNIcA SAVE

Ssands as the father OF saives for cuts;
salt rheum, fever sores, EaFns, chilbIeins.
tstscr. piles, chapped hands, frozen feet.
hollis and all skin diseases Price. %
cent?. Warranted. For sale by the fol
lowing druggists: B. Wheldon, Chss.
Ryder, W.R. Irwin, D. W. Norris.
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In the district court Of Lyon county. Kansas,
J. p. Gam Pbelt. plaintiff. Va y, ". Dunf0n and
J. Z. J. Sherwood defendants. Both said de-
PENDANTS viii Lske notiee that they have been
sued BIZ P Campbell. platntiG, who has 4lOd
bis petition against fhrm IN TIE dtFtFlct eOuFt
Of Lyon county, Kansas. and they must answer
gafd fsesIkfon on or before Friday, sep e1beR,
IL. fss8 or the same viii Be taken - true and
rendered seecrctEE 1ys adlndtng said
efsVerF fhe possesston 81 the north half OF the
northeast duaIfer Of section Dum5ER % II
township II, south Of range u east In Lyon
eo1A's' = --''--' 80 - I. B. KELLOGG,
J.IAY BUCK.
Ats0Eneys for R1asnfiG.
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The Central Loan and Land Co., the
Oldest money Ioanin9 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
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The NEWS reporter was informed by
County Clerk Lakln that by order OF the
state legislature he has levied a special
tax on Lyon county of two-tenths OF mill
TO pay of back tax which has accumu-
lated from 1869 to 1889 and amounting to
AGO.
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HAPPY COUPLES.

Judge harrington issued marriage Ii
censes last week to the following parties:
Evan Evans of EmpoFls, to Annie Jones
of ArvoniA.
&c. Jones 70 Carrie Hughes. both of
Emporia-
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Mrs. A. r. Bancroft accompanied by
her two daughters, Mollie and Matte,
started for an extended trip to Eureka
Springs, and from there to Minneapolis,
when they will take in the exposition.
They win be absent probably q month or
six weeks.
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VIM. shockley died in the 18th year of
his age at Hartford Tuesday. He Is one
of the Oldest settlers in the county, haying
lived here thirty years. The funeral took
place to-day at 2 O'Clock. The remains
were laid to rest In the Hartford cemetery.
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The question often asked is, are we 60.
Ing to have an Eisteddfod this Christmas
or not And who Is going to take the
matter in hand, the Welsh Benevolent
society or private individualsP Who's
Whol Echo answers, Whog
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Some of the young ladies in the north
part Of town are getting up an archery
club. That part of town therefore will
become unpopular as a resort for pede-
strians Of the genus tramp,
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The citizens committee to whom was
entrusted the task OF raising funds for the
reunion, we are pleased to state, are
meeting with good success 30 far.
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Money.

We loan money on live stock, real es-
tate. and other good collaterals; also buy
bonds and mortgages.
FnKINs s. SIsLER, Brokers.
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Itch cured in thirty minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary lotion. This never fails
Warranted by Lewis s. McCandles
druggists, Emporia, Kansas.
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The publication Of the Kansas Health
Preserver has been discontinued because
it does not pay to continue 1t. SubscT1p-
ton money. less the price Of the first three
months, will be refunded to subscribers
who desire 70 present their receipts.
Respectfully,
DR. G. II. SIXTH.
once Wood 8 Finley block, east Sixth
avenue.
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An election was held on Friday in Sew
ard county to determine the location of
the county seat. Fargo Springs carried
of the prize by a good majority.