The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-10-31
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accompanied by his wife and two daugh
tiers and comes here on account of his
health
MARRiED.-At the residence of the Of
ficiating minister in Americas, Saturday
evening, Oct. %, at O'Clock, by Rev. c.
W. Outlet, Mr.. William ]. Fouts, of
Americas, aud Miss Rebecca j. Afford,
of Ottawa.
The audience to hear Bright SUM-
the big injdn, lecture last night was
quite small, but very select-Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Gullet and Bro. Miller and Ia
| dy. Weaever will know what that lee
turc might have been.
Fresh homeless cod fish at NJ. W. Glib
sons.
j. S. Gibson has "done sold" car load
of stoves this season, and has another I'M
deI marching orders. This would look
at first sight as though times are better,
but we attribute it to the fact that he
sells at reasonable prices, and the best
kind in the market KENO.
We are still receiving our winter stock
of hats and caps. Our stock NOW in that
line is very complete at J. d. Gibson's
| One Price Cash House
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.
Rev. Outlet, wife and family are spend
ing a few days in Eureka.
David F. Anderson, who went to Ore
! gon last spring, has had leg broken out
there.
Jake Lcsh is building new residence
near the NJ. Z. church.
Hon. J. W. 10y says "the entertain
ment by our home talent was excellent"
DR.. Ireland, Mrs. David Logs father,
has concluded to locate in this vicinity
in farming and stock business. The DIR.
was a Former resident, but is lately from
New Albany, New York.
Immense stock of gloves at J d. Glib
sons One Price Cash House.
The VI. E. social at ]. W. Logs resi-
dence last evening was a decided success.
The was large turnout and social time
and it was agreed to meet in two weeks
at the house of L. A. Wood.
12x14 mirrors, very fine, at NJ. W. Glib
sons
BY letter from Andy Hinchman,
dated at Virginia City, Montana Terri
tory, October Goth, we learn that he is
much pleased with the west, and es-
pecially with Utah and Salt Lake City.
He speaks of the handsome young ladies
there, and says he really has notion to
become Mormon, and advises Abe
Tressler to ditto. l really fear from the
letter that we will lose Mr.. Hinchman, as
he speaks in such glowing terms of that
country and thinks he can do better
there. Wayne Lee is with him, but /
don't think ever a Mormon would marry
him. They will be home about Deem
Der 2Jth.
Just received at N. w Gibson's, new
stock of plain and handled teas. Also,
Il few sets of wash basins and pitchers.
Bright Sun" the half breed Indian,
as he calls himself who advertised TO
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don't know what his lecture is, but he
is not half breed and he jumped his
| hotel bill here. wish to say right here,
that what may be said at any time in the
notes, IN regard to any entertainment
passed or coming-will be what we be.
lIcve to be the truth. In short, we mean
to say that the notes will be reliable in
this respect as they are in all other re-
spects. We are of course liable TO be
imposed on, but when we are we'll say
so. KENO.
THURSDAY, Oct. so.
The election on Tuesday next will be
held in Squire MiIlers Office
Awards mill--run by horse power
busted yesterday.
Geo. Miller, Esq, has received his
commission as agent of the WATERFOWL
fire insurance company.
Alden apples, at NJ. W. GIhson's.
Mr.. w. S. Cappellar, auditor of Ham
ilton county, Ohio, Mr. C. L. Randall
auditor of Warren county, Ohio, and Mr.
\. Smith, collector of the Port at Cincin.
natl, were the guests of F. S. Domm on
yesterday. They went west last evening
The Republican meeting last night
was grand SUCCESSIVE house being
crowded by large and enthusiastic
audience. Music was furnished by the
cOrnet band, for which they should hav,
been better paid. The meeting was ad
dressed by Judge Buck, I. Z. Lambert
Esq, W. w: Scott, Esq, and Judge Kel
logg. l have neither time, space or in
clination to give synopsis of thcil
speeches. but will simply say that each
gentleman in his turn was listened Il
with marked attention, and the best o
order, with a single exception, and tina
was when Judge Kellogg compared tn,
Ohio Greenbacker to bantam rooster
that had fallen into the swill "barl,
when rooster perched somewhere bacl
in the house, made some remark about
the comparison, but before the Judge go
through with him he hadn't even tai
feather left. There were some of tn,
prominent Greenbackers present, bu
whether they are looking out IL way Il
get back into communion with the Re
publicans or not don't know. We no
) ticed, among others, DIR. Armor, T. T
: White, John Cowan, P d. Maxson ant
c. V. Eskridge. The vote of this town
ship Will stand $50 Republican and 81
opposition, and it viii so run Throughout
the ticket land don't you forget it,"
KEEo.
We suppose Keno, the undertaken,
is to have shrouds to go with the collins
q. K.E. c. T.