The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-03-21
ANIERICUS NOTES.

MONDAY, Marcn II.
Yesterday was too cold to gather
items.
Mr.. Aultum, son Of Mr.. A. who
bought the Charlie Drake farm, landed
with car load of goods, farming unten
sis and mules on Saturday. Such men
meet with hearty welcome here.
Bro. Pye preached his first sermon
here as pastor yesterday from 1st Corin-
thians Sd chapter and 9th verse. For
we are laborers together with God; We
are Gods husbandry, We are Gods build
ing" The sermon was very good and
the impression formed by the congrega-
ton, as far as we learned, was very fiatter-
ing to the new minister.
Our clark" item of Thursday causes
much inquiry. Wait and wonder.
100 lots in Americas for sale by Viii
lard d Miller, also several houses and
lots for sale-two to rent.
Our brass band, of which our people
are so justly proud, in connection with
the band of Cottonwood Falls and our
glee club, will give concert in the L.
p. church here on March 90 We think
the band should be encouraged by our
people turning out en-masse.
TUESDAY, March 49,
Mr.. A. V. Adams, of Conn, is stop
ping at the Sutton House.
A coupon has been detached from the
matrimonial bond of Mr.. g. Mrs Snider
1t is a girl.
A livery, feed and sale stable is now
run in connection with the Sutton
House. Horses bought and sold on
small margin. 99-d1-w1
Jas. Pheelan may or may not have a
"fellow feelin' in his BOSOM" but his
wife has little Pheelan-a girl. Next.
Miss Ella Royal, sister of Dr. A. B.
Royal, has been quite sick since Sabbath.
She is, we are glad to say, little better.
May has come-May Jaquith, we
mean.
John Linington, with eight years ex-
perience as auctloneer, offers his services
in that capacity on reasonable terms.
Address: Americas. w12t3-d97t1
WEDNESDAY, March 10.
Pay car yesterday on NJ X. 6 T.
Americas has been having a surfeit of
dead beats lately, but we intend Hunter
up, if we have to go to Jones' locker.
Harry Hibben, county surveyor, is here
attending to official 'biz"
Miss. Eva L. Howard and Mr. J. w.
G. Mccormick are to he married at p.
m. to-day, Rev Chaffee officiating, but
we won't mention 1t until we see the cake
A child of Samuel 10y, aged two
months, was buried yesterday.
A deputy sheriff was among us yester-
day distributing tickets to a matinee
Davidson VS.. Jaquith. He seemed to be
very liberal, giving out over forty COM
plimentaries. This case has been through
a Justices court, twice tried in the dis
trict court, and now has been sent back
by the supreme court for a new trial, and
all about colt. KENO.
A THOROUGH-(B READ) SToRY.-'Tis
said of a certain Americas lady, who is
famed for making nice, light bread and
biscuit, that she uses Champion Baking
Powders" which she buys at NJ. w.
Gibson's grocery store. levitt
"a little nonsense now and then
Is relished by the best of men,
And so is a good, big plate of oyster
soup, together with some fresh pearl
oyster crackers" Now, NJ. W. Gibson,
of Americas, is selling these goods so
cheap that he refuses to publish his
prices ont of regard for his competitors
feelings-hut call In. wl2tf
Cattle, wagon, mule, combined mower
and reaper, for sale by w. W. Kits
Americas. d93&97-w11&12.
AUCTIONEER.-A-L L. Campbell, Agnes
City, offers his services as auctioneer in
surrounding country. Address as above
Terms reasonable. Wits.
| Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bonds
drug store. Wifi
Paints, oils and brushes at Bonds
Americas drug store. Wilt
Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.