The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-04-04

Americas Notes.
TUESDAY, April 1.
A young mule for sale or trade. Call
on DIR. T. A Wright or Geo. Miller.
Rev. Collins and Elder Heasley go to
Walton to-day to attend meeting of the
L. z. presbytery
We learn that Bro. Pye Will devote his
time and attention to raising garden
sass instead of looking after the spirit
ual welfare Of us poor sinners, this year
If he sends us plenty of cabbage we don't
care
The farmers are inquiring for millet
seed, and we learn that Jacob Baumberg-
er has fifty bushels tor sale.
Married, by the Rev. j. Collins, at the
L. P. church, Americas, March 31st, Mr.
James Houston, of this place, and Miss
Matilda NJ. Christy, of Rochester, n. Y.
"WEDNESDAY, April 2.
Mrs. Sutton is visiting friends in EN-
poria this week
Our new weather prophet gives us six
days rain this month.
Timber land wanted, either on the Ne
osho or Allen creek, by Willard s. Mil
Ter.
MARRIED.-April LIST, at the Sutton
house, by Justice Geo. Miller, Mr.. Alfred
A. Barrick, of this county, and Miss
Hannah Gilmore, of Iowa.
Lew Haver has the finest field of wheat
we have seen, and we have heard travel
ing men make the same remark.
Did Nc. sell any land while here last
week? He had buyers with him. Score
one for Murphy.
There was barb wire loose on the cor
raj We slept in last night that gave US a
severe cold.
There seemed to be something in
Squire Miller's throat last night when he
married the above couple, but he made a
knot that will stick.
Wenoticed Mr.. Barclay, of Bluff creek,
drive lot of fat steers to Emporia yes
terday, and were informed that Mr.. B.
raised them from calves 1t is seldom
our farmers feed their own raising.
The cave story took we'll here, but IN
fortunately exploded too soon, else a del
egation would have gone down today.
THURSDAY, April 3.
Rich Adams has bought half interest
in the meat shop.
Alex Cunningham will now chew gum
and beat the base drum.
Subscriptions to last Christmas tree
are past due. Pay up.
JAS. Pritchell, better known as Gutta-
percha Jun, is home from trip south.
Anderson's cheese factory has resumed,
and the gentle voice of the milk boy is
once more heard on the streets.
Married, April 1st, at the residence of
the bride, near Cahola, Mr.. Currico and
Mrs. Matthews, Rev. McAuly officiating.
Mr. Bond, the druggist, left his team
standing hitched to road wagon yester-
day lust a minute" and they left him
just twenty minutes, while they took a
spin around ten or fifteen blocks for ex-
ercise. They took a short cut across
pair of buggy shafts and caromed on a
spring wagon in front of Sutton's livery
stable, was about the amount of damage
KENO.
l.. W. Sutton, having bought Mr. An
derson's interest, is now sole owner of
the fine stallion, Frank the Farmers
Boy" and will keep him throughout the
season at his livery barn in Americas.
He is a beautiful irOn-gray II hands
high, and weighs 1900 TBS; has good
style and action and, as a draft horse,
| nonnnf ha nynal1a6 GGENronl- ba
er's Boy" was sired by Gathering Ram, {"
he by Col. Chas. Oakley's imported Sam
son." dam, by stakeholder" (See
American Stud Book. d111t2-w14w2
John Linington, with eight years ex-
perience as auctloneer, offers his services
in that capacity on reasonable terms.
Address: Americas. w12t3-d97t1
Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bonds
drug store. Wilt
Paints, oils and brushes at Bonds
Americas drug store. Wifi
Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.
Wifi
The seven wonders of the world were
l. The Pyramids of Egypt. 2. The
Pharos, or Lighthouse of Alexander g.
The hanging gardens of Babylon. 4
The temple Of Diana, at Ephesus. 5
The statue of Jupiter. at Olympia. 6
The Mausoleum, of Artemlsia. z. The
Colossus of Rhodes. And another won
der that fills the minds of the Americas
people is, how NJ w. Gibson can sell
glassware, queensware, groceries, &c, sc
cheap? The reason is this He keeps
good goods, and sells for cash, and lot:
of them. wAn1t.