The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-03-28

Mrs. Anderson Allston is dangerously
i'll.
DIR. It. Arthur Wright has young
mule to trade for horse, or will sell on
time.
DR.. SOtOw, we are glad to learn, has
so far recovered that he will return TO
Dunlap this week.
All the personal property of VIM.
Wagner, on Andy Hinchman's farm,
will be sold by A. d. Tressler, auchoneer,
on Friday March 31st. Mr.. w is going
to Montana with his family on account of
his health. Bill Is good boy and in
tends to pay for the NEWS two years in
advance before leaving for his new
western home. Success, William.
If the devil don't take in out of the
cold the commissioners that issued the
bonds, then why in the L don't he shut
shop, is the way our old Democratic
friend Greenlee put the question to lis
We pass.
Col harrington carries his honors
easy.
Last night we heard several young
ladies hushing their babies, but it was
"all in the play" The glee club were
practiceing for the musical feast that is
to be on Friday night in the Z. p
church here, and when we went in were
singing: 80, hush thee, my babies
The club sing splendidly, and the con
cert should be largely attended to en-
courage home talent. The concert Is
given by our band in connection with
the Cottonwood Falls band and the glee
club, Friday night next. We shall ex
pect quite turnout from Emporia as
we'uns patronize you'uns. KENO.
| Every bald-headed man, woman OF
child, and every person who's hair is
getting gray or is full of dandruff, caus
ed by an unhealthy condition of the scalp
should rejoice, for new and valuable
preparation has been discovered, which
is certain to restore it to its natural con
dition. We speak of J. Harding's "Ex
celsior Hair Tonic" This article is rap
idly gaining popularity and is for sale
by w13An1t. NJ. W. GIBSON.
WHAT A PITY.-You have broken {
piece of glassware, which makes thu
whole set look lame. Now, If you only
had cement that would mend it an(
make it as good as new? Yes, you cal
get it. The English cement" will memo
wood, queensware, glassware. old boots
&c. Price % cents, at NJ. w. Gibson's
w13An1t.
John Linington, with eight years ex
perience as auchoneer, offers his service
: in that capacity on reasonable terms
Address: Americas. w12t3-d97t1
A THoRouGH-( BREAD) SToRY.-'Ti
said of a certain Americas lady, who i
famed for making nice, light bread ant
biscuit, that she uses Champion Bakln!
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 oyste
soup, together with some fresh pear
oyster crackers" Now, M. w. Gibson
of Americas, is selling these goods s.
cheap that he refuses to publish hi
prices out of regard for his competitor
feelings-but call in. w12tf
Cattle, wagon, mule, combined move
and reaper, for sale by w. w. Kilt!
Americas. d93&97-w11&12.
r AUcTIONEER.-A. L. Campbell, Agne
, City, offers his services as auctioneer il
: surrounding country. Address as above
r Terms reasonable. willis.
! Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bond
: drug store. Wilt
e Paints, oils and brushes at Bond
Americas drug store. Wilt
E Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.
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