The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-12-13

/. MARRIED-At the parsonage, Sunday
- Dec 8, by Rev. G. w. Pye, Mr. NJ R
- Lewis and Miss Elizabeth Burress, botf
= of Lyon Co.
c. r. Sipes, of Arkansas City, an old
citizen of this town, called Saturday. He
is warm friend of Emporia, and thinks
it one of the best towns in the west
Charley's old friends were glad to meet
nd him
The Grange store, under Mr.. J. S.
as Craig's management, will continue to
improve as it has from the time it was
u. started, and we recommend it TO our cit
liens as a tip-top place TO trade at. See
=, advertisement to-day.
Handkerchief, gloves, collar and cuff
boxes for the holidays at the new dry
~ goods store. 50w2t-10d2t CHAs. Cook
Il Did you hear Rev. Pye Sunday night {?
He touched upon the license question;
gave his views very frankly. Preached Just
st such practical sermon as we Emporia
|
II standard topics.
e. Sheriff Moon will probably take trip
to Colorado in day or so. He has, after
considerable effort, got on the track of
the dealer in horse flesh who pressed
Milton Chamness' horse into his service
between two days, some time ago.
% Overcoats at the new dry goods store
II Prices within the reach of all.
5Ow2t-19d9t CHAs. Cook.
Emporia has two daily papers In
l. our humble opinion the NEWS will stay
-LaCygne Journal.
n You are right, Mr.. journal. Our folks
n are taking hold of The DAILY NEWS
literally, and already most of them don't
see how they could get along without it.
. Prothero, the book man, is daily re-
ceiving large consignments of elegant
holiday books, Bibles and albums, all of
IS which will be sold at reduced prices
Is Don't fail to get my prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember that you
d have the largest stock in the state to Sc
v lect from.
J. A few more left, of those splendid
Il cashmeres at the new dry goods store.
s. 5Ow2t19d1t CHAs. Cook.
If this issue of the NEWS is found de-
ficient in farm items, it is because the ag-
a ricultural editor has moved up town.
e He came in from the rural districts"
g and his residence is now defined by
street and number. He will be found
r hereafter on Fifth street corner of Neo-
: Isho-number 73. There is a situation
|. open now for san agricultural editor"
There will be very elaborate and in
e teresting entertainment given on Fri
: day evening, Dec. 20, in Bancroft hall,
: under the auspices of the Ladies' Parish
Aid Society, of St Andrews church,
Emporia. THE Mistletoe Bough," with
an extensive additional programme, will
afford an exceedingly pleasant and en-
joyable affair. We bespeak large au-
dience.
; A leading hog buyer in this section of
the country this morning remarked that
/ everywhere he went he found the NEWS
V.
n These are corrected weekly and great care
}. is exercised to have them uniformly re-
b liable. To those dealing in grain and
stock especially our market quotations
in our market reports will be worth
many times the price of the paper
q PERsONAL-After this week, Lu
Humphrey, who has been connected
With the Grange store for some time,
may be found at the grocery establish
/ ment of j. Nj. Butler, near the First Ma
tional bank. During his stay at the
: Grange store, Mr.. Humphrey made hosts
OF friends. He is a reliable and efficient
: salesman, and will be glad to see his
}, friends at all times at his new quarters.
, CARD OF THANKs.-EDITORs NEWS: We
desire, through your columns, to give ex-
preston to our heartfelt appreciation of
( the kindly remembrances shown to us in
E the surprise party given by the members
af the second Presbyterian church, and
l to extend special thanks TO those kind
friends not connected with the church
who participated
JOHN JONES AND WIFE.
Our city schools have recently purchas-
ed about $3.50 worth of valuable reference
books, including full set of Appleton's
, American Encyclopedia, NEW edition.
with an index and ANIMALS for 1876 and
1877; biographical dictionary, Lippin-
colts Gazetteer, and copies of course of
study for teachers. About $50 of the
above amount has been raised by sub |
D scription, and the balance is to be met
, by further contributions and by the pro- |
ceeds of the school exhibition to be held |
, at the close of the present term.
Buy your hats and caps at the new dry |
. goods store. 50w2t19d2t CHAs. Cook.
THE New BooT AND SHOE HOUSE,
, j. d. Losekamp & Co, as will be seen
by their advertisement have opened |
boot and shoe house with the intention
of selling reliable goods at prices that
will beat the world. Mr. Losekamp has
been travelling for eastern wholesale deal
ers for ten years, and has concluded to try
Emporia for business. He is thoroughly
posted, enterprising, well acquainted |
with Kansas q true baliaver in Our atata