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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-30
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OAevela Dtsobeys His Desssrss Ozdszn
and Il Again COnnnsd 20 Rss R00n.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The pEesi-
dent, although stiIl suffering from Iheu-
matic pains, q somewhat easier to-day,
absolute rest and quiet being Necessary
for his cure. He was obliged to deny
himself to callers to-day, and the usual
afternoon reception was omitted. he
remained in bed most os the day. Dr.,
O'Reilly, his attending physician, said
to-day the president il improving, and
would. he thought, be able TO be about
tomorrow, but he would have TO keep
very quiet for few days yet. He at
triooted the recurre nce Of his trouble q
the presidents unWilliDgness 70 remain
quiet any length Of time. The president
said to Colonel Lamont last evening, eel
had my own way when I was sick be-
fore, but guess will let the doctor
have his way this time" The present
attack is not 30 serious a. the first and d
expected to yield more really 20 treat
ment. The president expects to be abb
10 carry ont his grogramme Of reception
on New Years day.
FEELING BETTER.
Colonel Lamont this morning cent tn
following message 70 the members o
the cabinet: The president IL feeling bette
thus morning, but there being no busi
ness calling for immediate attention
directs me to say there viii be no cab
inet meaeinY G0-dRy.
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MACON, Georgia, Dec. 29-The most In
dustrious efforts are still being made by
parties directly interested to keep the ex-
act date Of Secretary Lamar's marriage
to Mrs. Holt q secret, but no doubt is
entertained of the marriage and the ladV'a
the impression that Thursday OF this week
is the day selected. Mrs. Holt has nc
desire, il is understood, 70 reach Wash
ing'on until after the New Years ordeA 4
At the capitol il oVar
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what They Got.

The poor OF this city received on Christ.
mas, at the hands OF the Ladies' BeneYo-
lent society, a bounteous supply OF chUice
edibles, Forty-five families were each
supplied as follows: One chicken, two
pounds of fresh pork, one peck of pota-
toes, twenty-fOur pounds of Hour, one
pound of butter, one quart of cranbeIries
one pound OF coffee.
The prisoners at the county jail were
treated 20 an elegant Christmas dinner.
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Farewell, old year. depart in gloom,
Depart and give another room,
December brought him to the tomb.
He's dying, dying, dying.
His brow is wrinkled, his form is bent,
His lingering life is almost spent,
His head boar, his garments rent,
He's dying, dying, dying.
He dies, and many . soul ALARMS,
He dies, but leaves his richest charms
Death wraps him In his icy arms,
He's dying. diving. dying.
The ocean Of time waves out farewell
So speaks the tones of the midnight bell;
Another year is done-'rIs WE'LL
He's dying, dying, dying.
The tall trees wave their heads aud moan,
The "Old Man" utters . snugEled groan,
And the winds bring back the Same sad toni
He's dying, dying, dying.
w. d. sPIKER,
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-Fred WhitrOck
who was arrested by the PinkertOn's
in connection with the express robbery,
in which he IL alleged TO have figured a.
Jim Cummings" was In the coal
business on West Lake street. He ap-
pears to have been In debt, for John
Murry, q coal dealer, began an attach
ment to-day In the superior court
against him for an unpaid bill Of $742.
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Markets Ar FRADs ORHRERS.

At Kansas O1eYs
KAHsks CRY. Dec. -.
1.-THE Kansas City Live Stock Market
Is reported especially 1oa the EMPo1IA DAILY
NEWS. by FISH. KICK CO. Exchange
CAFTLE-Receipts. loo; shipments, none,
market quiet and shade easier
HO6s-Reoeipts. 5000; ehipmenee, none;
market TonE and higher; choice, $40; good
packers, 81 S504 IS.
ceipts, 1900: shipments, 1900; In store,
832 600: market steady; No. red cash, and
CoRE-ReceEpts. 1900; shIpmsatss $500;
aoA< bid; January. 81 asked February, sax ;Aay.
OAFs-HoninaI.
RTE-MsTEet steady; No. 5 red cash. 4;
bid.
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LINCOLN, Ill, Dec. 2s.-Jacob Holtz-
Gphel, . coal miner, vent homeintoxicated
Saturday night, and kept up quarrel with
his wife until Monday morning, when he
assaulted her with q large iron poker,
breaking her jaw and otherwise iBjuFing
her, and as she was in delicate cORdition
at the time, the doctors in attendance say
abe can not recover from the great nervous
shock. Her death il momentarIly ex-
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-. LOUIS, Dee. -. 5
HoGs-Reeeipts. 2.ofe; shipmenss, none;
market nrm and sale higher; choses heavy and
butchers, IS 4oo4eo; packers. 81 1o9A.4ei yorA-
ers a G0d4.15.
market steady; choice native steers, S4OOA1S;
burchers. So GOA 10; Texans and Indian cattle
WHFAF-harket irrsxulAr and weak: No. I
red cash. SIX; January, 0%9s1x; February
CoREosarEss scsive and steady; no snIxea
cash, s&ZGSSk: February, So; Hay 20.
OATs-Aasrket easy; No. mixed cash. IN
May. s1K@Slk.
WaIsKY-nlS.
PoRK-FirmeF; cash, t12O0.
LARD--StroDgs cash, IS tooS-h.
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DEATHS.

The Infant daughter OF DIR. and MIRA
FoncSnnon died yesterday morning Of
bronchial trouble, aged 8 months.
Dora, the o Year-old daughter of VIM
Gray, died Saturday morning. The fu
neral occurred yesterday at o'clock.
At IL O'Clock yesterday morning &C.
Cured the funeral of Alice Valentine
aged 3 years and months, daughter o.
Frank Valentine
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Aunty johnson, an old colored lady, is
the mother of triplets. They arrived
Christmas morning. and Uncle Abe John
son, who works at the brick yards, Is the
happiest colored man In EmpOris. He il
proud of his Christmas gilt. The parents
reside at the corner of Second avenue and
Congress.
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The A. T. s. s. r. has made application
to Judge Guthrie of the district court for
the appointment Of commissioners to con-
denim land to be added to their shops at
Topeka. It Is stated that sad railroad
viii establish locomotive works e that
point. ~ 81
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The central Loan and Land Co, the
Oldest nonsy loaning concern Ia The
HcDauty, slWayb lends is money e The
lowest ratss Of insersss obsainable in ths
stats. snd Oh any kind Of time you wish
Closes loans The dsy you apply IL sscurf
q ana title Is al right No extra or IN
expected CHARGES. Intsgest payabal
5ete,
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The Lyon County Horticultural society
will hold its annual meeting at the Ofics
of Robert Milliken, city engineer, at tbs
city building, on Saturday. January, 8
1887, at 80 p. m, for the election of on
GERS for the ensuing year, and the transac-
ton of such other business e. may prop
erly come before the society.
J. v. RANDOLPH, President
JAMES SIMPSON, Secretary.
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English Spawn Linament removes all
hard, soft or ssllozsed Jumps and blem-
lshes from horses, blood SPAWN, curbs.
splints, sweeney. stiles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save ESQ by
use Of one bottle. Every bottle warranted
by Lewis q McCAlndless, druggists, Em
r,nRla
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sans Rhuensr Ee.ema.

SaIt AhuoA q Ec1e1199
Old sores aad ulcers.
Sca1dhead and FingwoEm,
PAin in the back and spins,
Swelling Of the knee joints,
spEsins and bruises.
Neuralgia and tooshache,
Tender feet caused by bunious, corns
asd ehilhIsins, We warrant Bsggs' Tropi-
eal eli 70 relieve any snd sIl O. the above.
Sold BY D. ". MoFr;s.
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An electric whipping apparatus has
been proposed by an Ingenious Swiss.
who claims for his invention that il
win inhict the necessary pain without
leaving those unpleasant marks which
are wont to prove such lasting and IN
pleasant souvenirs Of tbs castigated
sohool-b0y.
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OMAHA. Dec. 29-Judge Trimbls sold
the Omaha division Of the Wabash, Sc.
Louis 8 Pacific railway yesterday for
81 400, 600. Il was bid In by Z. ".
Sheldon OF New York City, for the bond.
hOidefs. The property extends from Elm
Flats, Missouri, 70 this city, q distance Of
1A3 miIea
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-30

The board of county commissioners
met at 2 O'Clock this afternoon to remain
in session until Tomorrow evening. This
afternoon Col. Everest Of Atchison, attor-
Dey for the Missouri Pacific, was present,
working In favor OF the Agnes City town
ship railroad bonds.
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The removal OF the old frame building
from Commercial street few days ago
proved a nuisance to some of our me.-
chants, The man in charge, without leave
or license, cut telephone and telegraph
wires without any regard tor the inter
rupnon OF business or damage he was
causing. At the corner of Seventh avenue
and Mechanics street, the bridge over the
water way vas broken through by the
weight OF the house and ten foot board
planted in the hole as a danger signal.
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The death OF Aunt Harriet Allen, an
old colored lady well known by the fam
lilies of some OF our best citizeas, occurred
sbout O'Clock Monday evening. The
funeral was held this afternoon.
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1t transpires that the poor fellow who
was so badly beaten" in the north end
last Friday night by "two toughs" had
been holding combat with the street lamps
and hitching posts. The trouble arose
from an old feud between bad liquor and
over-sensitive nerves. No one injured but
the inebriaie.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-30

Purify Your kSI0O0s
IT your tongue is coated.
If your skin is yellow or dry.
If you have boils.
If you have fever.
If you are thin or nervous.
Ifyou are bilious.
Ifyou are constipated.
If your bones ache.
If your head aches.
If you have no appetite.
If you have no ambition
one bottle of BRGG's BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER will relieve any and all Of
the above complaints. Sold and warranted
by D. W. Morris.
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sAMERICUS NEWS.

DEC. 25-S l. Sag mt of Dunlap was
IN the city yesterday On legal business.
Christmas is being observed in the
usual quiet manner by dinner, etc. No
public demonstration or big gatherings or
Christmas trees will be held in the city,
but the country school houses will hoist
the old fashioned Christmas tree.
The north. bound mail was q couple of
hours late yesterday and the postoffice was
crowded TO it's utmost capacity with PEG
pie awaiting the mail.
D. J. Roberts and lady came over from
Usage CITY TO spend Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs Bond. BURLoW
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Several Salt Lake people. widely vary-
ing IN social standing hsEe BEEN A.
Sected by the recent sfrike in the Com
stock lode, which caused . boom in
stocks. A hotel cook is able now to re-
tire on $4,000. and . man who has
walked the stEests with well ventilated
clothing can now call $4,000 his own.
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The rattle at Griffith & Ewiug's for six
stoves occurred Christmas eve. The result
was as follows: F. A. Jackson, q travel
ing man, first choice; E. Morehead Of
Americus, second choice; five tied on
third choice; ]. r. Smiley, fourth choice
and j j. Lewis. The last choice Is q tie
between NJ. Birdsall and Jaycock and
Young
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Willie Comfort. aged 10 years, was tried
before Justice Payne Monday on the
charge of stealing q watch. Willie pro-
tests his innocence and the case Is con-
tinued until the 30th.
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me Prolaent Improvipr,

WAsHmeTcH, Dec. 2e.-The president
Is steadily improving in health, but haa
not resumed ofica work yet, however, q
the physicians advise him to secure a.
much rest % possible.
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EVERYBODY KNOWS

That distractions In any importan
channel means disaster. Obstruction in
the organs OF the human body brings
disease. They must - cleared away, or
physical wreck will follow. PrimlsY's
Ircn Wahoo Tonic stands without .
rival for the blood. P ice. 30 cents and
e1.00. For sale by the following drug
qists: B. Wheldon. Chss. Ryder, w. r.
Irwin. d. W. Morris
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Albums for Christmas at j. D. Glib
sons.
j. ". Floyd is running . corn meal
and feed burr with his engine and will be
glad to do custom work or receive your
orders for feed at his residence.
Cotton fiannels 1t Gibson's.
The New Home sewing machine. The
best inside. Very cheap tor cash.
TREssLER & LOWRY. Gen. Agts
Four pounds of rice . cents,
Sixteen pounds of sugar 81,
Twenty -five bars of soap 81,
White shirt so cents.
Everything else in proportion at Tres
sler s. LowIyis-
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IONEs' On YcERINE ARNIcA SAVE

Sands e. the father Of saves forcuis,
alt rheum. fever sores, burns, chiiblains
ettsr. piles, Chopped hands, frozen test,
boils and al skin diseases. Prics, IS
cenEs. Warranted. Fo4 sale By tbs Eel-
owing druggists: B. Wheldon, Chas.
Ryder, ". r. IFwIn. D. ". Norris.
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Two toughs attacked and badly beat al
unknown man at the corner Of Merchants
street and Eleventh avenue Friday even
ing The unfortunate was found in . state
OF uncor seriousness.
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A committee of two, consisting of
Messrs. l.. NJ. Conklin and II. 81. Graves
of KiDRman, Kas., representing the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Southwestern Railway
company, were in consultation yesterday
and to-day with the railroad committee
of the board of trade, on a proposition to
render aid to build PR jected air LII g
from Kansas City to Emporia, and on
through Kansas TO and through the Neu-
trail strip, and from thence on TO connect
with the Mexican Central at FL PAso,
with lateral branch from Atchison and
81. Joseph to EmporIa, through the north
portion Of on; county, Emporia to DO the
junction and end of the three divisions.
This afternoon the proposition WAS about
completed IN form to present to the board
OF county commissioners. It will proba-
bly, be taken under consideration at the
board of trade meeting next Tuesday
evening, when we will be al liberty to give
further facts in connection with the pro-
ject, which is receiving the CAREFUL and
earnest attention of some of our ablest
business men. The route as laid out OIL
tAe map seems to be a very desirable one,
and at this writing the proposition is
seemingly one that can only be carried to
the great advantage of Lyon county and
EmPoria citizens generally. More anon.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters uncaIled for and remaining in
the postofdceat Emporia, Kansas, for the week
er ding Dec. %, 1oS6. Please give the date Of
advertisements when called for:
Bowman, William Roberts, " .
Brooks, William Shoals, Mrs Jane
Bruckner, &C Smith, Mrs Louisa
Culbertson. Frank c Solomon, John
Fa lkenstien, Jake stark, Lizzie
Foster. ID White, Jessie
Hake, Edward White. John
HediIhnRer VIII White. hrs Margaret
Long. Miss Sarah Whittlesey,
Mccoy, 4 WOrdOn, william
n BIR DSALL P. n
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1887.
Hsrper's Young People.
EELURTRATED

Harper's Young Yeople hss been called
s'the model Of Whist q periodical for young:
readers ought 20 BE-" and the justice OF this
conmendation Is amplysust0Inedb by thelaraes
circulation is has attained both et home and
in Great Britain This success has been
reached BY methods that must commend
themselves % the Judgment of parents. no
less than 20 the tastes of children-nameiy.
by an earnest and well sustained effort 90
provide the best 6no most attractive reading
Tor young people at . low price The Illus
tr0fionS are coptcus and OF Q c0ngpicuously,
high standard OF excellence.
An epitozne Of everything that il attractive
ana desirable IN Juvenile literature Boston
4 weekly feast of good things 20 the boys
and girls in every family which 1t visits
It is wonderful in its wealth Of pictures, in
formation and interest.-ChristiSn Advocate,
h. 7.
TERMS: Postage Prepaid, 81 90 Per Year.
Vol VII. commences November 2, 1885.
Single Numbers, Five Cents each,
RsmIttances should be made by Postofiice
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance of
loss.
Newspapers are not 20 copy this advsr-
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Address HARPER BRoTHERs.NY
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Honey! money! moneys

We loan money on 6rst farm mortgages.
We loan money on second farm mortgages.
We loan money on chstssl mortgages.
We bay ell Kinds Of secured papers.
se sss FILKrNs & SIsI.ER, Brokers.
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HIAwATHA, Kas., Dec. 3S.-Fifty
thousand dollars Of bonds for city water
works were voted to-day Bby an over
Whelming majority.
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Reading High aehool

The following Is the report OF the
scholarship and department Of the Read
ing High school 1Oz the term ending
December "A, 1886.
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Itch, prairie mango, and scratches Of
every kind cured In 30 minutes BY Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never tails. Sold by Lewis q Me-
Candies, druggists, Emporia.
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JAMES SIMPSON, Secretary.
purIFv Your RIood

Emporia and Lyon county are well
represented at the State Teachers sssociA-
ton at Topeka this week.
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I'M TibbAls aud Miss Meiisss Penrod
were united in marriage GhFistmas, by the
Rev. T. I. Ingalls,.
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The ladies of the Lakeside church raised
over sky dollars on the social and skat-
ing party given at the West side last
week
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BOARD OF TRADE.

A large number of our most Influential
citiz ms turned ont to the board of trade
meeting last evening, and considerable
business of an interest nature was trans
acted. Among other matters an informal
proposition from the A. T. & s. F., look
ing 10 the locating at this point
of large feed and stock yards, was
favorsbly considered, and, on motion, the
Santa Fe company was requested TO make
their proposition formally In writing for
consideration at the next regular meeting
of the hoard.
Some matters concerning the railroad
situation were also considered, and re-
ports were make by committees, and
further time granted to make more COM
plete report.
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John Roe was fined $40 and costs IN ]
Key'scoqrt Ibis morning for drunken
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We want all the corn, wheat and oats
you can bring US, for which we will pay
the cash. g. 81. SIGELow.
Fur caps at Gibson's.
Highest grade coal oil at Bonds.
Comforts at j. D. Gibson's.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
Don't read this !!-Wesley Lesh, OF
windmill notOriety, will have smother car
Of the celebrated Salina flour January 1st,
which will be sold very low for cash.
Bran and shorts always on hand. Will
exchange for corn or oats.
Anything you want in the grocery line
can be found at Henning's.
Overcoats at Gibson's.
We handle four different Kinds of coal
and can SUIT everybody. Leave your or
ders at Crooks harness shop.
Best assortment of salt meat at Hen.
ning's.
AMERICUs, Dec. 27-S. D. Cahin will
commence the erection of a new house in
town Immediately, having sold his present
residence to G. W. White the butcher.
A considerable merriment was had
Christmas day at the expense of one Oh
two of the boys over the badger fight.
Will Howard of Clay Center, sent his
father, a. Howard of this place, q gold
headed ebony cane, with the name and
date engraved as Christmas present.
The brass band gave an open air concert
on Main street Christmas.
o. q. Hutches expects TO start for Chi
cago this morning.
I hun
Christmas night by q large portion of the
members of the NJ E. church, who met
at the parsonage, and rendered him the
''results'' of q pound social. About 100
were 10 attendance.
Mercury was six below zero this morn
ing. BURLow.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
All kinds of plasGering materials as
cheap as the cheapest, at G. 81. B.
We sell CrosbY's Topeka -four, which
ls some OF the best in the market. Try
IL. FRED HENHIN9.
Wsnted-Good, fresh, sweet butter al
Tressler & LOwry's.
Jewelry for Christmas presents at ]. D.
GIbson's.
Leave your orders for hard coal with
G. 81. Bigelow.
Fresh oysters always on hand at Hen.
ning's.
Arctics at J. D. Gibson's.
Wall paper at B Dnd's.
Blankets at j. D. GIbson's.
Boots and shoes at GIbson's.
New clothing at Gibson's.
Nobby hats and caps for fall and winter
wear at Tresslsr s. Lowry's.
AMERICAS, Dec. 2S.-The ice men have
commenced TO put up their summer sup
ply of TO-. They report the ice as six OF
seven inches thick, and Will take theiI
chances on this rather than risk getting
heavier ice.
John Ebling and Harry Smith of Salins
are stopping with j. Reider for short
| time.
It is now confidently expected by the
school board that school will be com
menced in the two upper rooms
of The new school building or
| January 3. Seats are being put dOWE
at present and the only delay IL caused By
the painters having one coat OF paint yei
to put on.
renDy Davis had q runaway yesterday
around town. The only damage done wal
e. the harness and breaking of the Wagon
tongue
Americas people still talk OF the pros
pect Of our railroads as a chief topic o
conversation. BURLow.
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We want all the corn, wheat and oati
you can bring US, for which we will pay
the cash. g. 81. SIGELow.
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TERMS: Postage Prepaid. 81 90 Per Year
Vol VII. commences November 2, 1885.
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DEATH OF 's6.

CHARLES A. READ, Principl