The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-03-26
AMERIGUs NOTES.
Edited by Keno. /"
AEoNnAY. March %.

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John Craig and sister, former resi-
dents, were up from Emporia yester-
day
Rev. Bowers, Of the evangelical
church, is attending conference in Mis-
souri,.
A little child of David Frost's, aged
two weeks, WAS buried yesterday.
We attended tue entertainment at the
Plumb school house, Chase county, on
Friday evening last, and was much
pleased with the reception. The school
is taught by Miss Carrie Goddard, and
from what we could learn there she is
teacher The reading by Miss Esta-
brook was decidedly good
We do not have time this week to
write advertisements Come in and see
for yourself ~ w GIBSON.
Bernhtisel & Lowry now have full
supply OF groceries Of all kinds.
There is large herd of fat cattle near
the Plumb school house. We found
that out
Funerals in Americas always come on
Sunday.
Why d"n't D. Proctor take Il trip to
Waubaunsee county2 There's lots of
girls there, amt there Heustiss
In my account in Saturdays DAILY of
the entertainment, wrote: Miss Ella
Jones acted the part of Miss Skegg: She
looked the leftover maiden, etc." while
yol compoaitor has il: "lift-oyer'
Judge Peyton VIII deliver "a temper
ance address at Fruitland school house
on next Sabbath at 3 O'Clock p. III.
KENO.
TUESDAY, March %
"kcno's got new girl"
There was hop" in town last night.
Joe Murphy gave us a pleasant CALI
last night and looked quite brave. 10
15-14-but We forhear further mention.
A public read was located yesterday
from the head of Duck creek, running
due west GA the north line of township
II to the Morris county line. l.. a.
Wood, w $. Award and George Miller,
viewers Harry IIibben surveyor.
We do not talk groceric smuch, never
theless we carry heavy stock of every
thing in that line, NJ w. GIBSON.
A man cant write items next door to a
barber shop that has brass horn, fid-
die, an organ, and fellow that is trying
TO learn to play. We've tried 1t.
KENO.
WEDNESDAY, March "a
M. S. Piper, 31G miles southeast of
Amcricus, having concluded to quit the
dairy business, will sell at public
auction on Tuesday next, March Both,
his whole herd Of COWS and young cattle,
consisting Of % head of good dairy
cows, % head of young cattle and a bull
\ credit of one year will be given with
10 per cent. interest or per cent. of for
cash This viii be your chance to
| secure Il good COW, or some fine young
cattle
Jake Lesh has raised his new cheese
factory.
The carpenters arc at work on Del
Woods new house.
The workmen have begun on Elias
Lesh's new house.
E. D. Calkins has built an addition TO
his house that is almost as large as the
house
Rev. Turney lost valuable horse last
week from feeding chop feed.
GRAND OPENING Mrs. E. Tyler re-
spcctfully invites her friends and the
public generally to the grand display of
goods in her line, on and after Friday
next, March Goth The stock consists of
a full line of millinery goods of the
latest styles, also notions, including cor
sets, kid gloves, collars, hosiery, cuffs,
| parasols, fans, etc. Mrs. Tyler is also
agent for the celebrated Buttrick pat
terms. This win undoubtedly be the
finest display ever made in Americas.
We would like to get up little
| "boom" in sewing machines. Don't you
need one? NJ. W. GIBSON.
Concert at the q. p. CHURCH on Friday
evening, April I'd, by the orchestra band,
assisted by Prof Eagan and others from
EmPoria, and by Mr.. Simcock and 9th
ers from Conacii Grove, is the latest an
nouncemcat. The band has been reor-
ganized and should have rousing ben
eft. KENO.