The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-21
AMERICUS NOTES.
Edited by .Keno."

| TUESDAY, Nov. Is.
Moses Nall is feeding 175 head of cat
tie.
There are lots of strays being posted
at Squire Miller's now.
John Cowan is buying corn for the
Texas market
Mr.. Noble Pritchett went up to To-
peka yesterday.
The social club was organized last
night, and now comes dance every two
weeks, commencing on Tuesday, No
vember 25th.
Brown & CO. are buying wheat and
selling coal and lumber
Martin McCleery reminds one of Abra
ham Lincoln-he tells stories.
Big line of Plymouth buck gloves at
j. d. GibsOn's One Price Store
Willard has moved his cattle to his
ranch four miles northwest of town.
Bill Charlesworth Is somewhat of a
philosopher; he says when a man does a
mean thing it soon gets round, but if he
does good thing it takes a=-of a
while to hear from it. Wonder what
Bills been doing now?
Dr. Wright has dog that wears
silver plate on which is engraved ::
My name is Keno, am Dr. Wright's
dog, whose dog are you?" Now if
that purp don't grow up to be a good
dog, he-ought to.
Gents scars, full stock, at ]. d.
Gibson's One Price Store
STRAYED.- From my farm three miles
east of Americas, on November LIST, four
year old bay horse, heavy set; about 10
hands high, small white spot in forehead,
head-halter on, short rope to halter. l
will pay So for information leading to
his recovery. JACOB Bolt.
Ladies' and misses hoods at ]. d.
Gibson's Oac Price Store.
Jim Crack is spending all his time
now on the shoemaker's bench, and does
good solid work. KENO.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.
Frank Grosscup says that everybody
in Jersey thinks Keno is an old maid
Well, we isn't, is we?
We learn that Charles Vickers, living
west OF the river, met with very bad
accident on Monday. As we heard it, he
was kicked lay horse, breaking his I'M
der jaw in two places, and also dislocat-
ing it. We will be glad to learn that it
is not so bad as first reported
Overcoats and full line of winter
wear at J. d. Gibson's One Price Store.
The ladies dime social last night, for
the benefit Of the M. E. church, at L. A.
Wood 5, was financial success, and it
proved {" be benefit to all that attended
as well as the church. Suck socials are
a benent to all who attend Del. wasn't
benefited
Best goods for the least money is what
you want
A little girl came TO Geo. Miller's of
fee and inquired if he had any soap.
The squire confessed he didn't possess
"HJ sum HAtiNiS' AAC 9OuuS Iduy lOOh-
ed at his hands and face, meditated few
seconds, then left, seemingly satisfied
that he lac had spoken the truth and
nothing but the TRUTH"
Dobbin's soap can't be beat Try it on
our say so. For sale by NJ. w. Gibson.
Strayed--A bay filly, three years old,
has white stripe whole length of face,
both hind and one front foot white al
most to knee. VIM pay $3.50 for infor-
nation leading TO her recovery. Abra-
ham Moon, Americas.
Look here, we carry heavy stock of
family medicines, comprising the best
goods in this line that the world produc,
es. We also have the special agency for
tie celebrated DR.. Morse Indian Root.
NJ, w. GIBSON.
There Will be thanksgiving service
held in the United Presbyterian church
ON Thanksgiving day. The service will
be by all the churches and all the PEG.
pie, Rev. Outlet will preach the SER
mon. We are really glad to see the
churches unite on this day, and think
they might advantageously worship to-
gether on other occasions. KENO.