The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-08-01

PuUM.
Written for ''AnI-ricus Not' -
Who walks erect, with face SO fair:
(Or it might be, if wasn't so covered with
hair)
Who. with note book and pencil in hand,
Watching for items at the corners doth stand:
Who is chief justice and lord undertaken
A land agent, tOo?-aIso a Miller
Who writes our ''noLcs'' from day to IlayY
Collects notes, too. for hand cash pay
Who is so cute when lac writes tEe newSI
Tho to elocute he dDth refuge.
Who escorts the teacher, and lights m the
room;
Then walks home fOrlorn, for that baggy's
to sOonl
Who spake, ut morn, coffee and pistols for
two"
| In view of the duel with-you know who.
Who at eve took his cook to eat an ice cream
Called for two spoons, and one dish between
IT'S Keno! -TELLTALE.
We are little better this morning,
thank you.
Mr.. Stubs, of the Ledger, made us a
pleasant call yesterday.
Two beats one pair-and that's the
way they got away with me yesterday.
DIED.-George, son of Nathaniel
Wise, Esq, aged about ten months
died yesterday evening after short ill
ness. Funeral to-day at 2 p. m.
Rev. VIM. Yost, of Cleveland, Ohio
corresponding secretary of the Evangeli
cal missionary society, will preach al
the Mission church, of Americas, Oh
Monday, August 4th, at O'Clock p. H.
and all are cordially invited.
One hundred seventy-nine dollars ant
fifty cents is heaps of money, but thai
is the amount of the freight charged tC
Mr.. HOlderness on one car load from
De Kalb, Illinois, to Emporia. IT'S NJ
wonder that railroads can stand little
wars
Wesley Lesh has field of millet OIL
his farm on Wright's creek, sown OF
this years breaking that would tickle /;
Pennsylvania farmer to look at
Mr.. Moys, of Allen creek, informs mt
that he had valuable cow killed by
dogs worrying her while running on thu
prairie. Now, if we were Mr.. MOys
that dog would die.
We notice Dave Shelby pulling on
for the Republican valley this morning
with about 1900 pounds of "cheeses,
which he sells at eight to ten cents from
the wagon.
'Pity the sorrows of poor old man
is what we should have expected from
the NEWS when "Telltale'' and A. NJ
got away with us yesterday, but instead
of the comfort and sympathy that W,
felt we had a right to expect it was simp
| ly, Poor Keno" and as we can not 90
it alone we surrender at discretion, ant
acknowledge it was case of
Two hearts with but a single thought,
Two spoons and one ice-cream.
Yesterday being Miss Ellie Bond.
birthday few of her many friends wert
invited and had supper that could no
be excelled, and Il very pleasant tim,
generally Among those present wer,
Miss Wallie Walbridge, Mr.. King, Mr.
Clarence Walbridge and Miss Fogle, o
EmpOria. Mrs. L. A. Hill, Mr.. L. w
Willard and-I was there We wert
shown some very handsome presents
from friends of Miss Effie. May he
birthday come often and always be Al
pleasant. KENO.
Thirty days more for bargains at
| Bit 7 d GTRsoE,s
WEDNESDAY, July 80.
Why go barefoot when you can buy +;
pair of boots at J. d. Gibson's for $1.65
1 still live
Lemons and Green apples at NJ. W
Gibson's. 31t1
Trot out your buggy.
Fresh arrivals of Queensware at NJ
w. GIbson's.
Sheriff Moon had his ice-cream il
Americas yesterday.
Those Erie Apples, in gallon cans, ar
delicious Price them, at NJ. w. Glib
sons.
When a fellow has dollar he shoul(
So-gard it that he would not lose it, 70
he will not always have a Bond tor it
return.
At this season of the year the human
system Is liable to get disordered. 4
full line of the most popular famil.
medicines will be found at NJ. W. Gill
sons.
!. Our friends received several letters o
coincidence yesterday by mail.
One hundred 3-lb cans of those fin
large yellow Peaches just received at N
w. Gibson's.
The conductor holds the train here t,
let the passengers see our pretty girls.
Dried Beef and canned Salmon at NJ
w. Gi5son's.
Miss Estabrook will be the guest O
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE James on Frida,
evening next.
Lemons at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Miss Emma Wood has engaged +
teach at the Kaw mission, commencin;
September 1st. The cause is good, bu
the Kaws-well we are not intimatel.
acquainted with many of them.
Try Magnolia Coffee For sale by NJ
w. Gibson.
Jesse Woodmansee had a very fin
farm horse badly cut on barb wir
fence-so badly it was necessary to sew
up five different places.
Soda crackers, graham waters, assorte'
jumbles, cream crackers, milk cracker
and ginger snaps at NJ. w. Gibson's.
1 d. P. Tressler can't go much highe
up with his new store building or h
will get into some other mans claim, IN
less he can read his title clear to tn
skies. KENO.
A few suits of Clothing yet to be sol
cost at ]. ID. GIBsoN's.
Publication Notice..
State of Kansas, county of Lyon city of En-
poria, Ss.-Sotice in punishment
In Justices court, before Chas. Fletcher, q jus