The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-03-01
HARrFORD.
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o. p. Bowman & Co., of Emporia
offer to erect
| FIRsT-cLAss cHEEsE FACTORY,
with capacity tor milk OF 500 COWS
Hartford viii accept, and see mor'
money circulated in the next sir
months than il is aware of.
The loss OF our steam mill, which
we feel very much, viii be partly made
mp by the water grist mill now being
erected.
Hartford is the place for
/ GOOD, LIVE MAN
with $1,000 or 5000 cash capital, tc
start a good general store. Such one
could make it pay well.
We have two of the best nurseries in
Kansas, and now Is the time to buy
trees and vines, while prices are low.
| We EXPECT TO BUILD
= fine district school house this season,
Il viii be a credit to the place.
Hartford is just the place for relig-
ious society, with big heart and lib
| eral purse, to build a church. One is
| much needed, and would reap rich bar
vests for the cause. Some christian
church should take notice and come
among us. We will do you no harm.
The herd law and apportionment
bill causes some excitement here.
Our county takes pride in its present
niombers of the Legislature, and sill
;'elcome them as good and faithful
servants.
SEVERAL NEW BUILDINGS
will go mp here this season. We need
a good preacher, doctor, drug store,
a good timer, hardware store, grocery,
II One-horse lawyers, one wooden man
for Justice, and several men of enter
prise and capital, and a number OF
good people who will mind tleir own
business. But We don't want whisky
shop. S. n. j.
What has become of walkHp? The
amount of farms will be doubled
around here this spring, under the
herd law.
There will be not less than $25, 700
put into buildings in Hartford this sea-
son, and then not be as many as it
needed. There has been the milk from
300 cows ofieredto be delivered to a
cheese factory here this summer, pro-
vided there is one put in successful
operation, and of course there will be.
Chambers & Basinger are making
preparations to do a large trade in the
nursery business this year. 1t is one
of the best institutions of the town,
and under their management will pros.
per.
The emigration from Tennessee to
this place will be very heavy this
spring, and if those already here are a
specimen of the race, we say thrice
welcome among us. We like to see
them come.
MARRIED.-At the Chapel, Wednes-
day evening, last week, by Rev. Rob-
inson, Mr.-Moore, OF Missouri to
Miss Minnie Coenour, of this place.
The ceremony was imposing, and wit
messed by a crowded house.
Tho bride was well accomplished,
Well versed in Earnings lore;
And ought to have been satisfied,
But still she wanted Moore.
Well,since its changed,w I'VE wish her lot
More pleasant than before,
And while they journey on through life,
Have Moore and more and more.
The frost is most all out OF the
ground, and some of the farmers have
began to pillow for spring grain.
1t have inspected several orchards il
this vicinity, and am happy to say
the fruit is all right yet.
Mrs. Evans, of Coffey county, has
bought one-half block in town, and
will put up a good residence soon
Several other buildings are going to
be put up shortly.
Campbell & Carl have jHst received
an immense supply of choice groceries
dry goods, sc. They keep busy
Some one ought to bring a stock OF
hardware and tinware here. There is
a good building to rent for such a
store. We also need another boot al
zoe maker. II.