The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-01-31
Americas Notes.

of Gov. John p St John. The signature
as well as the great seal of the state OF
Kansas were attached to commission
to DIR. T. Arthur Wright as notary pub
lie for the county of Lyon.
A. b. Trcssler, 1.-The great Americas
hog buyer and irrepressible auctioneer,
shipped three car loads of hogs to-day TO
St Louis We had thought the hogs
were about all shipped some time since,
but we find A B. still sends out two to
four cars per week
Those turkeys died of chicken cholera ?
Mistakes will happen, but pork and beans
are good enough. KENO.
Paint, oil, varnish, glass, &c, at Amer
icus drug store. Swift
Bond has some first-class sewing ma
chimes for sale or to trade, at Americas
drug store. Go see them. L3wtf
Fred 10y is home from his lecture
trip on phrenology.
A lot of the boys started on hand car
to see "Plunkett' on Saturday night, but
well, they didn't get there.
Dave 10y chopped the wrong limb
with his little ak, and that's why he has
his arm in sling-painful, but not Sc
rious.
Jim Burns had to look mp the collie
recipe, and hunt the catnip last week.
Jim wonld like to know real pretty
name for girl baby. [Geraldine-ED.
NEws1
On tomorrow the legislature votes for
q. S. senator. We believe that nine
tenths of the Republicans in this legis
lative district are in favor of the re-elec-
ton of John J. Ingalls,, and will be dis
appointed if Hon. ]. W. 10y does not
vote for him. KENO.
All persons indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle their accounts on or
before March LIST, 1879, as after that date
they will be placed in the hands of JUS
tice for collection. J. S. GIBSON.
AMERICUs, Jan. 10, 1879. 3wSt
A large can of tomatoes for only IS
cents at M. w. Gibson's. Canned fruits
in great variety at bottom prices. w5tf.
TUESDAY, January %.
Harry Bernheisel bought a new top
buggy and harness yesterday We will
congratulate you, Harry, when you get
the ''praIrie flower"
j. S. Gibson received a car load of
plows aud farm implements this week
Look out for D. P Tressler's ad.
Clarence Cooley is the one who had to
stay away from church last Sunday. We
believe its boy.
Mrs. Stewart, of Youngstown, Ohio,
Watts mother, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Collins.
Goodbye, sweetheart" was what
certain young man said the other night,
as she pouted her sweet lips to be kissed
and then as he walked up street he solil-
OquiZed: 'If had all the money have
squandered on oysters and sleighing for
that girl could buy a new watch to
put to the end of my chain, and then l
wouldn't have to all the time say, 4 for
got to wind my watch when asked the
time OF day" KENO.
We learn from Mr.. Stenson that he
started the pillow today, and he says it
runs we'll.
Messrs. Hall s. Domm are about to
commence the building for Mr. LAM
bert one of the finest barns in this town.
ship. Size 35x55 and 10 feet high, the
frame is to be heavy oak timber. Many
more such barns are needed in this
vicinity.
There was much surprise manifested
last night when it was learned through
the daily NEWS, that our member of the
Legislature had voted ''fornist" J. ]. In
gals for U. S. Senator. The Greenback
element were the only ones that seemed
to relish that way of voting, but we still
hope that Senator Ingalls, will be re-
elected to the place he has so ably filled.
Civil service reform Is the motto of
c. r. Pomeroy, d. D., president of the
State Normal School, will preach at the
Methodist church next Sabbath morning
at the usual hour.
KENO.
Havingfound by experience that selling
goods on time will not pay, we have re-
solved that on and after the 1st day of
February next we will sell only for cash
or gprOduce. We intend to keep a full
stock of goods, and will sell cheap for
cash. DIP. TREssIER
Americas, Jan. %. and57L1tw5tf