The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-03
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The beautiful rain last night was
cheering the first loF many weeks.
There has not been rs much wheat
sown this season as last.
Corn will be plenty, yet there are but
few good crops, and in some cases the
crops will be very light-no - cent corn.
The dry weather came too soon and
leaves the eoru chaify and loose We
believe that every ear OF corn in Ameri-
Gus township viii find a home market.
and certainly at not less than 20 cents
per probably e5 and 30 cents by
spring.
The NEWS receives much credit here
for their report of the convention ON
Saturday down to the last nomination.
Boys, you did well. Let "the old man.
have his visit ont.
School viii open here on Monday
next
The convention ON Saturday was
sleetle" warm, but We attribute that to
the presence of such men as Harry Nor
ton, uncle Charley Wilmington and E. d.
Whitmore. They are all bad men to
be at Republican convention.
TUESDAY, Sept 80.
"Conk'' has the whooping cough.
Squire Miller had his pockets picked
while holding court yesterday; but he
caught the Wright man.
His word for ii that those French kip
boots at J. d. Gibson's new store, are the
best boot in the market.
Death has been a frequent visitor in
our vicinity of late.
Hemp Competing at J d. Gibson's new
store
DIED.-on September 9th, Mr.. saun-
ders, one of the old settlers ON Allen
creek. He was quite an old man aud
had been feeble several years.
Ready,made clothing direct from New
York atJ ID. Gibson's new store.
Early Sunday morning, 2sth inst,
Miss Annie NJ Chalmers passed away,
aged % years after n brief and severe
illness of two weeks She told her
friends in the early part of her ILLNESS
that she could not recover, and selected
the scripture lesson and psalms for her
burial service. Miss Chalmers was IA
member of the u p. church. Her loss
viii be felt by a large circle of friends
Fresh oat meal at NJ w. Gibson's.
DIED.-on Monday, s9th inst, Mrs
Hoar, a new conner, Mr.. Hoar having
come to this place some three weeks
since.
The Pipe" smoking tobacco is IA nov
city, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
There will be a,social at the NJ. f.
church on Thursday evening, October
Cd. Free lunch, and only - cents all
mission. Come ont everybody and have
a good time, and help good cause.
If you are not well and wish to be try
Constitutional Tonic" For sale by NJ
w Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cady were in town last
Saturday attending the glee class, also
Mr.. Harris, of Plymouth; Mr. Lewis, of
Duck creek; Miss J.Webster, Mr.. Aid
rich, jr, and ladies, of Dualap, were in
attendance. These meetings are very
interesting, and are steadily growing in
favor.
WEDNESDAY, Oct: l.
DIR. Ross is once more able TO be in the
streets.
learn that Miller put his arm out of
place, but it was not painful-exccpt to
the girl.
Andy Hiuehman shipped cattle TO
Chicago last week, and went thence to
Montana, with view TO go into the
cattle business there, provided the coun-
try suits him. He still owns his SPLEEN
did farm on Calola and has given a con
tract for building mile of stone fence,
and we expect 70 see Andy on the fence
before the election. Wayne Lee is with
him.
Hon. J. W. Log was called to Topeka
to-day TO tell what he knows about why
he didn't vote for ingalls,.
Miller's Office has been busy place
for the last week. He has sent out five
collins, had Three law suits tried before
him-l,esidcs counting some on his own
hook--;md has had 500 more or less)
settlers on the IS..sv lands 10 come to see
;tbou, their iaAds. KENO.
Me all eise you all kinds of dry