The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-01-30
AMERICUs NOTES.
Edited by keno"
MoNDAY, San &c.

Corn has dropped TO % cents.
The township election comes on Tues
day, February Sd, at which time all
township officers are to be elected.
Zinc jacket coal oil cans are the best.
For sale at NJ. W. Gibson's.
Squire Miller has sent off to Topeka
almost 1900 of Kaw land money with
in week.
Another preacher come to town-a lit
tie one-at Rev. Collins.
Mr.. Howard, of Bluff creek, received
dispatch that his daughter Eva was not
expected to live any time. He went
down to her home, ten miles below Neo-
sho Falls, this morning.
Rev. Hammond, wife and son came up
from Harper county last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. will remain here with their
daughter, Mrs. Waite. The son goes to
Chicago to school.
We are authorized to announce John
l.. Butler as a candidate for reelection
to the office of township trustee.
Fresh oatmeal, Schumaker's best, at
N. w. Gibson's.
can not now recall single winter
that l have ever passed in Italy, that
would compare favorably with this-our
Kansas winter.
Nickel plated scales for family use,
81 so, at NJ. W. Gibson's.
The NJ. E church was filed to the
last scat last night, TO hear Prof. Ar
buckles lecture on temperance, and all ex
pressed themselves as satisfied with the
speaker. The professor docs not handle
this question as the old time lecturers
do, but strikes out firm to the shoulder"
and knocks pin every time. KENO.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81.
y fine assortment of valentines at Mrs.
Hasslett's.
J. ). Gibson sold one bill of hardware
yesterday to farmer, amounting to $l20
Prof. Arbuckle feels good in Ameri-
Gus; says that he believes any man of
good sense can enjoy life here, and that
it is no place for croakers or saloon
keepcrs Kerrect
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, of Emporia, and
MIR. and Mrs. Ridgely, of Springfield,
ILL.,, paid our town and our office very
pleasant visit yesterday.
J. s. Gibson says: Maybe Keno
never WAS in Italy, eh.'
Mr.. Maxwell, special agent of the
Watertown insurance company OF New |
York, is in town. Squire Miller is the |
local agent.
DEATH OF Mrs. McCoRMICK-In yes
terdays notes we stated that Mrs McCor- |
mick was not expected to live, but ere
the item was in print, word came by tele- |
graph that she was no more Mrs. Nc !
Cormick was a daughter Mr. A. Howard |
of Bluff Greek. Every one knew Eva |
Howard. She was almost raised here, was |
an Intelligent young lady, was graduate
of the Normal, l think of the class of |
1879. About a year ago she was married |
to MIR. Mccormick, a very estimtable |
gentleman and had but recently moved |
20 his farm ten miles below Neosho |
Falls. The body came up last night
on the passenger train and will be buried |
here at zen II. IN. today.
At the NJ. E. church last Sunday, Rev. |
Gullett, in quiet way, expressed thanks
to his friends for "a substantial and ele- |
giant token of their regard" said materi-
al evidence being a fine new overcoat. |
+. W. Drake was the prime mover in the |
enterprise and showed rare, good taste,
IN selecting the article. The minister |
says he has changed the old song to suit
the occasion and now sings: There's |
no place like Americas" KENO. |
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
The farmers are plO~ing.
l will be in Emporia February 4th
Good fat nogs sell here at $3.50 per
hundred pounds.
Corn cobs plenty-three loads for "a
dollar.
Elias Lesh has contracted for new
dwelling house.
Bob Roberts and Mr. King, cattle men,
were in town yesterday.
Wayne Lee squealcd across the street
at us yesterday.
Cunningham Sc Adams are building d
condition" to their butcher shop.
w. S. Award is running his horse mill
now under Il full head of steam, and has
ground feed of all kinds at Emporia
prices.
Miller's organ can be heard at all
hours, day or night.
Two darkics are reported as having a
fight on the base ball ground yesterday
Dr. Wright has new niger.
The township board meets on next
Saturday.
Elias Lesh and J. w. Low are entitled
To the thanks of the community for
building Il crosswalk on Cherry street
Mr.. c. w. Bugbee, one of the high
of the a 0. L. W., will
be here on Friday night to meet with the
lodge.
II. II. Mahan has moved INTO his new
residence, corner Locust and Fifth
streets.
Order must and will be preserved at
religious services hereafter, or -.
Now, boys, you have had fair warning,
and the consequences are with you.
II is rumored that the foreman of the
News and party of young folks pass
ed through Americas one moonlight
night last week. They were returning
from trip TO friends on Dow creek.
Sort of roundabout way to get to EN-
poria, boys, but then it was fine night
and yIu had good company, we suppose
Boys, slip your card under our door next
time as you pass by.
We are authorized to announce Geos
Miller as i cani! late for reelection to
the Office ofjusticc or the peace
KENO.
Better than Gold.
The grand climax of success is at last
achieved. The poor rejoice, the sick
arise, the rich bask in the golden sun
shine of perfect health. The physical s
miScrics of the human frame need no
longer be endured. DIR. Kings CalIfor-
MIA Golden COmpoud, for Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Coming up
IF Food, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, I
General Debility, Drowsi- ,
ness and Low Spirits. This wonderful
remedy will positively cure, and that
where every remedy has failed. To prove |