The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-03-14

call when in town, and we will do the
fair thing on that 'house at Topeka" mat
ter.
Americas Notes.
AMERICUs, March 10.
Back to paps" is the way it read on
an eastern-bound emigrant wagon yesfer
day.
Alittle eight years old girl of Mr..
Haesingers nearly bled TO death at the
nose yesterday.
Mr.. Edmiston's wind mill blew down
on Saturday.
Frank Hawkins now draws the rib
bons over a fine team with new set of
harness and buggy.
j. w. Stenson has 5000 young forest
trees ready for transplanting.
A livery, sale and feed stable is now
run in connection with the Sutton house.
Horses kept on livery and sale at all
times.
Ed. Calkins has had large cistern put
in by Mr.. Hunt, on his improved plan of
cementing, and it works to a charm. We
called round to see it, and found the ce-
ment hard as stone. Mr.. Hunt is now
putting one in at the Sutton house,
where he or his agent, Mr.. Brockan, can
be seen, and the work examined. His
terms are very reasonable. d92t1-w11t1.
A. J. Hubble, ON Dow creek, has a
cow % one year and ten days old only,
that now has living calf. Geo. 10y
vouches for the truth of this.
March II, 1879.
DR.. Royal has gone into the stock bus
iness-a colt and a purp.
Cattle, wagon, mule, combined mower
and reaper, for sale by w. w. Kits
Americas. d93&97-w11&12
Mr.. Green, of Dunlap, was thrown
from his buggy on last Friday evening
by his horses becoming unmanageable
and SO badly hurt that it was thought
yesterday he would not live.
SamI Berren had horse to break its
leg on Sunday, and he had to shoot him
Judge Ruggles lost large lot of hay
yesterday, also Mr.. S. p. Elliott hay and
fence. The fire came so close to Mr.
McCleery's that he loaded his household
goods in wagon, but the wind chang
ing saved his house Many others have
met with losses.
Hand in advertisements tonight fol-
this week.
When you wish to learn what i:
thought of the daily NEWS, just drop in
to the post Office when the daily misses
as it did last night. Large numbers at
tend each evening to get the daily" that
would not be there one night in the week
Last night it failed to connect.
w. H. Long & Son, on Saturday, gave
a public exhibition of the practical work
ing of their pillow, known as the David
Reigel patent rod breaking plow." The
pillow on trial was 16-inch, and was drawn
with ease by span of mules, doing its
work so well that five plows were sold
there. Mr.. Howard, on whose land the
trial was had, and Mr.. Wise, who fur
nished the team, each bought one. w
II. Long & Son caution all persons from
purchasing plows that are not marked,
Manufactured by VIM. H. Long s. Son,
Emporia, Kansas. Paid Nov. 3, 1868
Champion
Wednesday, March r.
The railroad company had man here
assessing damages caused by the fire on
Monday. We learn that s. P Elliott's
was placed at 1927.
Mr.. Elliott wishes to return his sincere
thanks to those who rendered so much
assistance in fighting fire.
VIM. Harvey, near Fruitland, lost 15C
apple trees, a great amount of fence and
all his hay.
Mr.. Weinberg left yesterday with his
family, probably for Chicago.
A number of persons came in by rail
from Iowa that have bought on the re-
serve.
Rev. Emmel and family leave to-day
for Oregon. They will stop a few days
in Jefferson county, Kansas, and thence
by rail to Milwaukee, Oregon. A safe
Tourney.
Hon. j. w. 10y has been at home since
Saturday, and am informed does not
purpose returning to Topeka this week
Rev. II. w. Chaffee is home from con.
ference, looking the better for Hutchin-
son chicken. Mr.. c. and family will
leave for Burlington in about week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee hold a warm place
in the hearts of Americas people.
KENO.
AUcTIONEER.-A. L. Campbell, Agnes
:. City, offers his services as auctioneer in
surrounding country. Address as above.
Terms reasonable. willis.
Lamps and lamp chimneys at Bonds
drug store. Wilt
Paints, oils and brushes at Bonds
Americas drug store. Wilt
Zephyrs and violin strings at Bonds.
Wifi
Crackers, teas and spices, all at bottom
prices at N. w. Gibson's- Wifi
Comb honey at n. w. Gibson's.
Wifi
Choice dried beef at N. W. Gibson's.
Wifi
For SALE.-Americus property; frame
h0uoa of fonr Voons. O.Od Iooafior,