The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-05-09
TUESDAY, May 6.

TUESDAY, May 6.
That was SIlly-Ly, wasn't it Haver
Queensware, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Glassware at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Medicines, at M. w. Gibson's.
Groceries, at NJ w. Gibson's.
A dance is proposed at L. A. Woods
new blacksmith shop, soon.
Paints, oils and brushes at Bonds
Americas drug store. w1ftf
There are four civil suits set for TODAY
before ESQ. Miller
"HURRAH p'-Hurrah for the picnic
Saturday, and, young man, buy your
candy of NJ. W. Gibson. wf9I.t1.
The United Presbyterians are arrang.
ing for strawberry festival in the neal
future.
Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bonds
drug store. Wilt
There has been great deal of solid
improvement going on in Americas this
season, and it has been done by solid
business men, and mostly old citizens
but we still need a mill.
Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.
Wilt
MIR. and Mrs. Clay, of Luzerne county
Pa, who came short time since, have
concluded to locate, and Mr.. Clay will
take charge of Mr.. J. s. GibsOns tin shop
to-day.
WEDNESDAY, May Z.
Americas now has "bOss" barber.
There are rumOrs of Rich fight at
Dunlap yesterday.
There are 10000 bushels of corn in one
crib in Americas.
ID. p. Tressler has little army al
work on his new store building.
Fresh oranges and lemons at d. P.
Tressler's. We got one for our girl.
Basket picnic on Saturday at Hum,
phrey's grove, land don't you forget it,
the basket
Miss Carrie Walbridge, who visited
all summer with her friend, Miss Efie
Bond, left last night.
Judge Bachelor was here talking uu
the interests of the A. o. U. W., and
thinks the prospect good for a lodge
here.
E. M. Forde, Esq, of Emporia, was
here yesterday looking after the interests
of client in some suits before Judge
Miller.
Married, at the home of the bride, to
day at O'Clock p. M, Mr. Pattison and
Miss Mamie Humphrey, Rev. Hammond
officiating.
George Anderson, Alex Anderson, D
F. Anderson and family and William
Wagner and family made a start yester
day for the Pacific slope. Wagner will
probably stop in Montana, while tho
Anderson boys will most likely go OF
to Washington Territory. They go by
wagon, and start with good outfit. w,
wish them success and a pleasant trip
and may they never see Moses-the red
skin. KENO
THURSDAY, May 8.
Mrs. Howard Rathbone, of Emporia
is visiting Mrs. Bond.
The band was on the street last night
as full as tick-with good music.
j. D. Gibson has just received an i'm
mense stock of spring goods, and nov
his customers can find anything they
may need in his line.
MARY had little lamb" but it wa
at Mr.. Lambs, southwest of town foul
miles, where Gigadier Brindle Pearsall
cried the stock sale yesterday TIL,
crowd was small, owing to the fact tina
no notice of the sale was made in tn
"Americus Notes"
Mr.. Higgins, claim agent of NJ, K. 1
T., was in town last night, arranging
losses by fire of S. P. Elliott, = Gather
and others
Service in the Evangelical church
Sabbath, May 18th, at IL O'Clock a. m
and p. m. Fl. s. Bower, pastor.
d. P. Tressler comes to the front il
glassware and queensware, either il
quantity, quality or price.
Mr.. F. G. Goddard, of St. Louis, is Wis
Ing his sister, Mrs. Hill. 1 learn tina
Mr.. G. intends to visit Colorado befor
returning to st. Louis.
In regard to those Texas ponies,
would say that Mr.. Sogard informs M
that he received his information from
several persons on Dow creek, and CAV
it to me as an item of news, belieUing i
to be true, but knowing nothing about i
personally. Mistakes will sometimes
happen in running live paper like tn,
Americas Notes, and this may have beeI
one of them. KENO.
Hoffman, of the Hartford Enterprise
called Thursday. He is enthusiastic owe
his new venture, and has his newspape