The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-07
CANDIDATES.

= tist w dECT W OEhS SOY - ~ ere
fourth pounds, and says: "Dot ish pig,
doan't It2''
We understand there was Greenback
meeting here on Saturday evening, and
that ono sam. Wood, addressed the au-
dience.
The weather this morning would indi-
cate an overwhelming Republican ma
jority.
We have had more comfort since last
Friday evening than we ever had-in
fact we now have comfort for two. On
Friday evening we were invited to call
at Aunt Lucy's," which we did, and
Aunt Lucy seeing our embarrassment
proceeded to comfort US, and in Il neat
little speech she presented us with a
magnificent comfort, which we were in
formed was the handiwOrk OF "a of our
lady friends. We were so overcome by
their kindness that-Well, we can't re-
member what we said, but We at least
was not like Rachel-we did not refuse
to be comforted. We wish to assure these
ladies, married and single, old and young,
widows and all, that their kindness is
appreciated, and their names and their
kindness shall be and ever remain fresh
in our memory, and if ever we should
feel blue we will be comfoTted by
thinking OF our many friends in Ameri-
Gus. A. ID. Tressler was so uncOmforta-
BILE during the presentation that the tears
came to his eyes, and on motion of Rev.
Outlet a committee of three ladies was
appointed to wipe his weeping eyes with
Il gunny sack, but some one reminded
Abe of the fate of the late Nose Cnppock,
and he was comforled. Ladies. again
you have the thanks of KENO.
TUESDAY, Nov. 4.
Squire Miller is making out Kansas
land papers.
We have just received a large stock OF
ladies' fine shoes. These are the finest
goods in this line that we have ever seer,
and we are selling them at extremely
low prices Call and see for yourselves,
at ]. D. Gibson's One Price Cash Store.
Married: At the residence of the Of
ficidting clergyman, in Americas, Mon
day evening, Nov. 5, by Rev. c. w. Gull
lett, Mr.. G. +. Abrams, of Emporia, and
Miss Daisy Staples, of st. Louis, Mo.
The Royal st. John is the boss sew
ing machine. For sale by NJ w Glib
son.
There was fair turnout at the Repub-
lican meeting last night. Addresses
were delivered by Mr.. Riggs, Dr. J. j.
Wright and tom" Sedgewick, and you
will hear from Americas tonight that we
have kept the faith.
Oysters and fresh crackers at NJ. W.
Gibson's.
j. S. Gibson is a live business man and
is doing Il lively business. The number
of stoves and the amount of stove trim
ming which, he is selling is simply cnOr-
nous, and yet ii does not seem to inter
fere with his regular hardware trade.
He is also making some Improvements in
his tin shop, which is presided over by
John Clay, who is a master workman.
The fact that Mr. Gibson is doing such
an immense business enables him To do
and he does do-better by his custom
ers, for it enables him to buy goods by
the carload, and in that way he gets
much lower prices and also saves large
iy IN freights. Again, he is an accom-
modating business man and has the con-
fidencc of the men he trades with at each
end of the line. These are some of the
reasons why j. S Gibson is doing such
an immense business. KENO.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ).
Strayed "A gray yearling horse colt,
branded M c." on off shoulder 1
will pay $3.50 for information leading
to his return. MARTIN McCLEERY,
Americas.
The band played "ITail to the Chief -
when Prof Sogard and VIM. Davidson
returned from Minneapolis yesterday,
where they had been attending the musi-
cal convention.
Plymouth buck gloves at ]. ID. Glib
sons One Price Cash House.
About five dozen states to he closed
ont cheap, at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Miss F. NJ Estabrook, of Emporia,
will ''elocute" in Tressler's hall, in Amer
icus, on Friday evening next, and we
hope that we will be able to secure her
to teach a class in elocution. Any per
son that has not heard her should go
any that has, acW go. This will be a
fine entertainment, and we shall expect
a full house
The reason we can sell SO cheap and
give you the best goods in the market is,
we buy and sell only for cash People
are beginning 10 realize the fact that they
save money by buying for cash and ap-
preciate our low prices. j. ID. GIBSON.
At last we have the full list of the Kaw
lands, and any thing you want to know
in regard to them you can see in MIller's
Office. The lands are almost all in the
market now KENO.