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Great reduction in prices of Groceries at the Sew York Store. Come and ask about 1EF. Fourth, cf July. A meeting of the Morris County Trotting and Running association will be held at Parkerville, July 4th, 1852. PROGRAMME.

10 A. M. Pacing race. Purse 20.00, 12.00 to first. 8H.00 to second, 2.00 to third.

Followed by trotting race for stal-lious owned in Morris county. Purse up in tau be found 00 to first, 0.00 to second and 4.00 verr su tor our prices. Bdys' and Men's Ready-made Clothing at the New York Store at bottom prices. Our steel goods, consisting of Forks, Hoes and Garden Rakes, are just iu and wc are sellitig them right down on hard-pan prices. Gibson Lov.

How to Save Doctor Bills. When you are suffering from Lumbago or Rheumatism of the back, California Kiduey Tea will cure you. Urinary troubles, incontinence, too frequent or scanty, California Kidney Tea relieves and cures. Large package for 50 cts. fLfT.

-ii" I day but is now slowly con ing. r. I. v. Mfvenson vj.

a umi -rrnmonro nlap'a fairest to the Grove yesterday. on butlaess and pleasure. Buy it of Dr. J. B.

Showers, or V. Lillard Duniap. -AT- TCflBPETST li-p q-r The wholesale Johnny Hull clothier closed their spring campaign, and le It yesterday for fresh pastures. The rains of last week thoroughly soaked the ground, raised the rtresm, drowned the cblin bugs, and now crops are boom- Oeo.Loy posted us last week on the gardening eotcrprie of Mr. Scott.

The old gentleman was under the impression that we drew It a little too strong-. Dr. Lillard ha been adding very materially to bis More room, with a full Fide of helTlnjr, Fereen doors, paint. Ac. Call and look It over, and while there buy some-thing.

The man with the red wagon was in town Wednesday evening last, and edified. mystified and terrified many of our citizens. wttb a solid speech, mysterious tricks and heap(?) goods. P. J.

lleilman, the irrepressible harness and saddle manufacturer of Emporia, has PARKERYILLE JULY FOURTH Uuder the auspices of the MORRIS COUNTY Trotting and Running ASSOCIATION. The most attractive feature of the day will be a A fiye Mile Contest between Two Ladies for a $100 Purse. Races to commence at 10 o'clock and continue through the day. ILeft that wc arc selling: at actual cost to close out to third. 11 A.

31.: Double team trotting for horses owned in Mrris county. Purse 15.00, 8.00 to first, 5.00 to second and 2.00 to third. Followed bv running mile dash. Purse 15.00 to first. 10.00 to seoond.

5.00 to third;" and running race for ponies 14 1-2 hands high and under. Purse 20 00, 10.00 to first, G.00 to second and 4.00 to third. 11:30 A.M.: Trotting for horses without a record, class lor horses owued in Morris couuty. Purse 25.00. 12.00 to first, 8.00 to second and 5.00 to third.

1P.M. Freeforall elass. Purse50.00, 25.00 to first, 15.00 to second ami 10.00 to third. Followed bv 1-2 mile running race best two three. 'Purse 30.00.

15.W to first. 10.00 to second, and 5.00 to third. 2 I. M. The most attractive feature of the day, a five mile contest between Council Grove and Parkerville for the championship of equestriennes and purse of 1K).

fJ0.00 to first and 40.00 to second. Each place will furnish its best material as to horses and riders. 8 P.M.: Three minute class. Purse 20.00 to first, 12.00 to second and 8.00 to third. RULES.

Entrance fee ten percent, of purse. Four to enter and three or more to start. All trotting and pacing races will be best two in three to harness. Where entries are made and races not called by the association the entrance money will be refunded. Itaces will be called promptly at their respective times as above.

The association reserves the right to postpone any race on account of the weather or other sufficient cause. All purses will be pro-rated on the basis net receipts except as above. The National Trotting and Lexington Running rules will be strictly adhered to, except weights and distances which are waived. soldier's reunion Grand rally of the boys in blue of Morris and adjacent counties. Speeches, toasts and a general good time.

Admission 25 cents, children from ten to fifteen 10 cents, under ten free. Teams and single earriasre horses 25 cents. Saddle and other horses 15 cents. A good band will be attendance. P.

L. Howard, Superintendent. J. C. Carpenter.

President. John Sims. Marshall. C. N.

Hull, Secretarv. stock; also, just received a very large assortment of fancy fly nets, leather nets, driving nets, He ia also a stealer iu corn. EVERYBODY IXVITED to come and have a good time on that day. GOOD MUSIC It.ia strange that a in mi has the cheek to solicit hia aeigbbors to insure their property against cyclones and lire, when tbey ueglect that important duty themselves. No reference to the Americus conflagration.

Of Ory (Roods, Clothing, U5oots and Shoes, At G-IE-T REIDUCTIOlsrS will be in attendance, and everything will be doue to make the celebration iutcrerest-ing and pleasant for all. Miss Watt-en. the young lady who Ins been engaged la learning; colored ideas bow to shoot, closed a successlul terra of school at this place Iat week, and took ber departure for the east yesterday, with the best withes of a host of friends. ADMISSION to the races, 25 cents for adults children between the ages of 10 and 15 vars 10 cents children under 10 vears, free. OUT.

BUSINESS MEN. For Further Particulars aeo Large Bills and Programme this week. From the Council Grove Cosmos: This excellent tract of laud is situated about four and a half miles pouth ot Council Grove, and comprises 720 acres of as tine land for the purpose intended as any in the state. It was purchased at a handsome figure by Mr. J.

K. Lake, of Chicago, son-in-law of Mr. T. J. Clark, at present of our city.

The farm is to be stocked with thoroughbred brood mares. The first shipment of 53 head arrived last Saturdav evening, and on Sunday morning were taken out to their new home. They arc pronounced by men who claim to be judges of good stock, the best lot of mares that ever entered the county. Mr. II.

E. Vf. Looinis has charge of the business, and informs us that another shipment of the Fame grade of stock will be brought in in a lew weeks, and from time to time during the summer the herd will be added to until ft is complete. These mares were selected with great care, by men who have a thorough knowledge of the business and who know the true worth of an animal. Many admirers of horse flesh drove out last Sunday to take a view of the place and inspect the new stock.

They found Messrs. Clark and Loomis very sociably inclined gentlemen.who took pains in showing them around and entertaining them. This herd of mares consists principally of the Morgan, Blackhawk and Messenger stock. Some fancy prices were paid for some of these mares, one span of which, three years ago. was purchased at a cost of $1,500.

They range in value from the above figure down to The purchaser of Lake View-farm intends making some valuable improvements and in a short time will have things fixed up iu apple-pie order. One of the first steps will be to erect a barn, the dimensions of which will be 150 in length, with two wings of 75 feet each. The entire 720 acres is to be enclosed with a fence of cedar posts, barbed wire and pine lumber. It will require an outlay of thousands of dollars to complete the improvements intended, and a large share of this amount will be distributed among the merchants and mechanics of our town. "We can well feel proud of such an enterprise, and heartily welcome these gentlemen among uk.

Mr. Clark Promises to take us out and show us around when they get fixed up, and we then hope to be able to give a better description of the plaen. In this new-venture we wish these gentleiucu great succes, and would be glad to see the county filled up with just such enterprising people. The recent cold weather has done but little damage to the growing crops iu this vicinity so far as we can learn. An Oscar Wildish looking man stepped into Ewing Smith's dental office last Saturday to have a tooth extracted.

He was placed in the chair and the forceps applied. After getting a death grip on the pesky-tooth, and just as he was about to make the necessary pull, the young man in a moment of excitement made a grab for the doctor's wrist, at the a.wu time entangling his fing-crs in his long whiskers. A sudden pui'i brought out the tooth and a big bunch of whiskers, and it was hard to determine which suffered the mo.it pain for a time, the doctor or his patient. John Boss, while fishing above the ford last night dropped a 15 silver watch and gold chain to the bottom of the Neosho. In Irving to recover the watch he lost a gold sleeve button.

The treasures are there yet. To Ihc Veteran Soldiers of Morris Conutj. Comrades On Saturday last at a meeting of some members of our organization, it Kt agreed that our nevt re-union should take place at Parkerville on July 4tb. The committees of the various townships appointed at our last re-union for the purpose of perfecting company organization arc earnestly requested to immediately prepare rosters of the veterans in their respective townships. Our comrades are requested to hand in their names to these committees and prest-nt their discharges in order that they may be properly recorded.

We want a record of each mans service. We propose effecting an organization to which it will be an honor to be a member and we will have no men in the organization who cannot show au honorable discharge from the service ot the United States. Our committees appointed for the purpose will complete their rosters as soon as possible and report to Lieut. Col. J.

S. Pro-vine or to Adjutant W. D. Johnsou, prior to the 1st day of July next. Lt.

Col. Provine will furnish lists of these committees and publish the same, will be chairmau of the general committee ot arrangements for the re-union, with power to appoint other committees and sub-committees, and he will take charge of our veteran organization until further orders. Dated June 1st, 1SS2. John T. Bradley.

Colonel Commanding Morris County Veteran Iicgiraent. Kc-ad the card of Mr. J. A. "Weiland, proprietor of the old Fifth Avenue house, Emporia, The house has recently been thoroughly renovated, refitted and luruiked, which makes it better now thau ever before.

Give Mr. W. a call. To reduce Stock. Xton't buy until you see our goods and prices.

WDIBLEY a LHlIEulS Important to Farmers Wives. I want all the butter made in Morris and Lyon counties, at 17 cents per pound in goods at prices below the lowest. Butter making is hard work, farmers wives are poorly paid for their labor at best prices. Don't sell your butter for half prices, but come and see mc at' New Y'ork Store. N.

Amsbaugh, H0-4t Dunlap, Kan. Old Dr. niacin, with a full corps of dentists, their families and the "Dental I'arlor" on wheels are in Dunlap. They appear to he masters ef the profession, as their work will rbow, besides being Intelligent, aarreeable people. We hope they may do well.

Mr. 6. Aldrirh has his, new hotel building coiupltltJ and famished in good shape, and Is now ready to accommodate tho Hotel buiness is no new thing for 31 r. he la a Poniface of the old school 1 WSEA25T TO ADVE IR, ISE Andj Uinchuian has- jut had the finiIi- "twtwliea put to hi new house, boujrht a nice h'2y and ucu harm's, mid is putting BUCKEYE HOUSE, E. H.

STEWART, style otherwise. It is one of the ateteii wonders now. who is to bare bis Dame Rumor i puzzled Have their Spring Stock of Drv Goods, Carpets, Boots and Shoes liow in Store, and their various departments arc filled with the Choicest Goods of the Season, at Bottom Prices. lor viicc. A mistake occurred iu the advertisement ot -Mr.

Wcbtrr, iu our last i5uc, in rt "When von visit the citv, call ami look through their Mammoth Establishment, and yon ill find it TIME WELL SPENT, whether you wish to buy or not. srard to the anaouut of wool for sulo. Jt should read 13.OG0 iustead of 1.300. Don't fail to attend his sale, it will be the largest ever made iu the county, and of course cry thing will go at the very lowest. Mr.

the best the market aflbrds. Good Rooms and Clean Beds. Terms Reasonable. Good FEED STABLE in connection with the House, near Depot. 157 AND 159 COMMERCIAL STREET, EMPORIA, KANSAS.

rier na notuing auveniseu uui me ery best stock in the county. Remember the date, June 15. Dunlap has had the benefit of a grand boom for the last four or live day, ly way of slrauger tarrying in the place. Mr. Stewart of the Durkeye House has been tilled almost to overflowing with guei-l.

It does not take long for outsiders to find ul the change iu our hotel accommodations. air. Ulcwrtt is not only a good hotel man, but a good oue for He sends tu every direction eight or ten copies ol the Oilk' everv week. TIEECIEj IsTEW GROCERY. PlETOBIEIFu- WEISS Have a Large and Fresh Stock of Corn for sale, by the wagon or car load.

Call on or address P. J. Ueilman, Emporia, Kansas. Page, photographer, Emporia, Kansas, has just secured for a short time only the services of Mr. S.

II. Waite, a first-class artist, of Hartford, and he can now make you better pictures thau have ever been made in Emporia. Just as good pictures taken in cloudy as in fair weather. Call up and see his work, at ICS Commercial Street. 1847 Rogers Bros', triple plated knives and forks and spoons, warranted.

For sale by GIBSON LbYV' It is now time for the farmers to begin' overhauling their Reapers and Mowers rakes, and of course there will be more or less repairing needed, and in order that they may know just where to get it wel done we are constrained to say: Go to II. Wright who runs the Wagon and BiacK smith Shop next doer to Amsbaugh'A, iu Dunlap, where you will find Mr. J. 15. Sorter, the boss hand at that kind of buti-iittse, ready to serve you at a minute's notice.

Dry Goods at Bulen's. We are headquarters oirms cloth. Gibso-XJ: Loy. We are expecting our Osborne and Buckeye Mowers iu a few days. Call and take a look at thetu before you buy elsewhere.

Orson Lov, Mr. A. L. Back has room for tweuty-five more head of young stock in his pasture First comes first served. Ask about prices of Groceries at New York atore.

Men's Fine Button Shoes at Bclen's. If you want a Fine Fur Hat. or a Good Wool or Straw Hat, go to Amsbacch's. Women's Walking Shoes at Bulex's. Do you Want More for your Money than you can get any place else, go to New York Store.

Men's and Boy's Low Cut Buckle Shoes at BCLEX's. For Ladies' Fine Shoes, and a good as sortment of Men's Fine Calf Boots and Children's Shoes go to. AmsbauGH's Baby Carriages and Cribs for a song at. W. G.

Collins s. Rice. 8J cents per pound, at the New York Store. Ladies, call and see Coburn, he is in the market for cash. It you want a good Cultivator call and examine our stock.

Gip.son Loy. XXXXX Flour at the New York Store at $1G5 per sack. Go to M. II. Wright's where you will find J.

B. Sorter to do your work; he is a first-class workman. Arbuckle's Coffee, 18 cents per pound, at the New York Store, Best Cottonwood Valley Flour at the New Y'ork Store, at $1,80 per sack. We have just received another stack of the Glidden Barb Wire. Gibson Loy.

If you want your horses -hod. Sorter can do it, he is the best shoer in town. You will find him at II. Wright's hop, Duu-lap. Mr.

Coburu will be pleased to show you our stock ot Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and will give you good cash bargains. Can be found at Bclen's. Largest stock of Boots and Shoes in the county at the New Y'oik Store. If you want to buy a good Clock call on Gibson Loy. They keep a good assortment of all the best kinds.

Do you want to get the very highest prices for Butter, Eggs and Chickens, then go to the New York Store. Loans on Real Estate and Personal Property made by Frank E. Upton, Council Grove. We keep the finest line of Pocket and Table Cutlery in town. Gibson Loy.

Call and see our stock of Bird Cages. We have a well selected stock, low in price, and we are sure to suit you. Gibson Loy. A. L.

Back has a splendid good pasture, with abundant water and shadu, and will take a limited number of young stock to pasture at 50 cents per month. The undersigned has a good pasture for horses ami colts, four miles northeast of Duulap. Terms, 50 cents per month per head. Enoch Sowers. Gibson Loy have a good stock of goods.

They make a specialty of buying the best. A ucw stock of straw goods at the New-York Store. "10 Kunds green good Coffee lor 1 at ths New York torc. 2 NEFF HOUSE, JOHN NEFF, Proprietor, Opposite Depot, COUXCIL GROVE, K.AXSAS. Jjjjy-Newly Furnished throughout.

First-class in every respect. Rates, 1.50 per day. Teams to carry passengers to any part of the city- or county. Farmers' Restaurant, Corner Sixth Avenue and Mechanics Street, Emporia, Kansas, Dr. A.

COREY, Proprietor. Warm Meals at all hours. Everything the market affords furnished. Good clean beds and well arranged rooms. Prices reasonable.

G. P. Jones MERCH'NT TAILORS And Dcaleis in Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS A3TD CAPS, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS Cor. 5th Av. and Commercial EMPORIA, KANSAS.

QOVART RXA3IETAL PLASTERERS FINISHERS, Our sister village, Amerin-. sustained a serious loss Monday night, last, by tire. The block known as the Sherman liich-arUou property adjoining the stone store house ot Mr. Tresder. was entirely consumed.

The room on the corner waa occupied by the McAuley brothers as a grocery store, whose loss was about $3,000. Messrs. Anderson Butlers realestate office was also wallowed up by the tire fiend, loss about $700. Eiias Moorhead's barber shop took In the ituation and went up the flue with contents, loss nominal. Mr.

Holderncs was also tire looser ol about $40 worth ot property stored in McAuley store. Clint Orinuell, Esq lost papers, documents, etc. to the amount of about $75. There was uo insurance on any of the property as far sui heard from. Yet twoofthe heavy losers were agents for more or less insurance companies.

roteT lor tlte races at Farkervillc on tho Fourth will be out in a few days. "Wbir'i thev are selling at the Lowest Cash Prices. Farmers will find it to their advantage to jrive us a call. First dour south Red Front Shoe Store, EMPOItIA, KANSAS. PEKIUEIt WEISS.

PUBLIC SALE Horticultural Society. White City, May 25, 1S82. The semi-annual meeting of the Morris County Horticultural Society will meet at White" City, on Tuesday. June at 10 A. M.

A full attendance is desired. The billowing members are expected to make lull rcorts on ttie annexed branches of horticulture: 1. Orchards W. II. White.

2. Vegetable Gardening Peter Woods. 3. Small Fruits Crawford Kear. 4.

Forestry and Hedges S. McCullough. 5. Floriculture Miss Lida Burguiue. 6.

Entomology O. S. Munsell. 7. Vineyards W.

F. Sbamleffcr. F. B. Harris, Secretary.

A five mile race fra purse of $100, between two ladies, one from Parkerville and the other from Council Grove, will be a feature of attraction at the horse fair. NOTICE TO PROrERTY OWNERS. Be wipc and Insure your Buildings against loss or damage by Fire, Lightning, Tornadoes or Wind Storms, in the German Insurance Of Freeport, one of the most prompt and reliable companies doinj; busiuess. This Company paid in Lyon county, during the year of 1SS1, eleven losses. M.

L. SAMSOX, Agent, Emporia, Kansas. Office with Scott Eynn, over Wells, Fargo Express Otnhe. AVENUE HOTEL Kansas. The copious rains and fine sunshiny days of this week have been almost cuough to bring out leaves on the telegraph poles.

A liberal advertiser is a liberal dealer. This rule will hold good the world over. rtcb the columns ot the Ciiiek and govern yourselves accordingly. The people of Parkerville are very enthusiastic over the prospects ol a uccessful Fourth of July celebration. Racing will le the principal feature of the day, and an immense crowd is expected.

Empc on, Ordeis for work in our line can be left W. G. COLLINS, Manufacturer of and Dealer In FURNITURE, CASKETS BURIAL. CASES, ETC. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

DUXLAP, KANSAS. Everything in my line at Emporia prices. Give me a call. M. S.

PIPER, GENERAL GROCER, And Proprietor of the ST, ALBANY HOTEL, ioo Commercial EMPORIA, KANSAS. WE STRIVE TO PLEASE. ALDRICH, Prop. A new and newly-furnished house. L.

A. JOHNS, Practical Blacksmith with S. Aldrich, Dunlap, Kansas, who will contract for us at Emporia prices, or with D. J. Roberts, Aicericus.

All work executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to give satisfaction. GROVE RESTAURANT, Opposite State Bank, COUXCIL. GROVE, KANSAS. S. P.

SHENBERGEE, Prop'r. Hot Coffee aud Lunch on short notice. Cigars and Tobacco of the best brands. Having1 made a success of the stock business for the last 7 or 8 years aud having improved my flocks and herds, never sparing time or money for the same, I am now desirous of disposing of a part of them, so that I may still improve the same, to keep pace with the car ot progress in breeding up the flocks and herds of Kansas. I will therefore, on JUNE 15TH, 1882, At 10 O'clock, A.

offer for sale to the highest bidder, the following described property, at my farm 1-4 Mile North of Dunlap, on the Missouri Pacific railroad 2,000 to 2.500 high grade Merino sheep, all young and healthy; about 1,000 ewes. 500 feeding wethers, the balance young ewea and wethers. 16 horses, consisting of work noises, riding horses, driving horses and colts. I will also sell my running horse Doc, and driving horse llobin. One mule 16 hands high, a splendid worker.

17 head of cattle. 25 hogs. Farming implements, mowing machines, sulky rake, sulky plows, cultivators, harrows, Krown's corn-planter, seed drill and manv other things. Wagons, harness, etc. I will also sell 250 THOROUGHBRED i.f if purchasers can be found.

Also about 13,000 lbof medium and light fine wool ii. god condition. We especially invite sheep buyer and wool buyers to be present, as this mean Uusiuess. TERMS easy andjnade known at sale. LEWIS WEBSTER, -Dunlap.

Morris Couxsty, Kan. II. Peaksel-l, Salesman. -it Good sample rooms. Barn and Stables connected S.

Aldrich, PropV. Corner of Fifth and Commercial MORRIS COUNTY, KANSAS. Machine and Plow Work a specialty. All work promptly attended to and Warranted. Give me a call.

II. A. Cone, representing the Topeka Daily Capital, paid us a pleasent visit on his rounds this week. The capital enjoys a good circulation in this city, and as far as we know gives satisfaction. "So; certainly not! editors never need money.

Send in a string of dried apples once in a while, with a few instructions about running the paper, and they will be as contented and happy as a bed-bug in a bridal-chamber. More than $100,000 worth of country real estate has been sold to outside parties within the last threw months, and the indications are that the boom will continue. Why should the citizens ol Morris county not leel encouraged? THE Old Fifth Avenue Hotel, J. WIELAND. Proprietor.

1369 18S2 HARNESS EACTORY ESTABLISHED 1863. HcCAEDLE SHELDON, The Highest Market Price Will be Paid by S-5T- Fifth nearComiuercial Emporia. THE Thoroughly refitted. Xewly furnished. ADD WIBLEY 4 P.

J. HEILMAN. The Largest Finest Stock IN THE CITY. Ilxud-made Fine and Heavy Harness, Sad- dies, Bridles, a specialty. Best accommoJatii us at reasonable rates.

ZHP3XIA, XAXSAS, FOB HORSE MILLINERS! ABBESS AND SADDLES, Couucil Cirove, Kansas. Shop on Main South-Side. Good stable accommodations with the hotel. Morris county will show a big increase in the amount of taxable property if sbe keeps on settling up as fast as tbe has this spriug. Eastern people are beginning to find out the value of our lauds, and there are hundreds turning their stc5s iB this direction.

When you want Harness stive me a call. Carriages and hacks furnished on short CATTLE, SHEEP, H8SS E-at tide Commercial itreet,.