The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-11-12
AMER1cus NoTEs.
BY {" BURLow. -

Il 20 e;syOiulus uIFRInAY, Nov. 8.
Good smoking tobacco for 80 cents a
pound at o. s. W1lley's.
Mr.. Little, of the Hillhome nursery, of
Tadmore, Ohio, is in town delivering
trees. :. .Johu Bond has an apple on ex-
hibition weighing 151z ounces. j.. Quite
storm. but too late for election. Bern
heisel & Lowry have taken a new men,
Der into the firm; however that will not
effect the price of groceries, but the dry
goods trade will be little livelier. 80.
Married-At the residence of the BRIDES
parents, November 4, by Rev. Dreisbach,
Mr.. Harry Bernheisel to Miss Emma
Seveasey. We wish the newly married
couple long life and happiness, and
would advise some others to ego thou,
and do likewise. John Bond has
commenced to keep free intelligence
office. BURLow.
SATURDAY, Nov. 9.
WANTED-Smokers for pure. Havana
cigars-only nickel-at o. s. Willey's.
Queensware and glassware specially
and special prices on the same.
IL. w. GIBSON.
Harry Bernheisel's Unfair was at D. P.
Tressler's. Harry set up box of cigars.
Ice froze the thickest last night of
any time this season. d. /. Trade is looking
up little-cause is because Garfield
will receive 219 electoral votes. >. Ed.
Sanford and wife, from Lawrence, were
up to the wedding. .Jno, Riggs. from
Cedar creek, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity. :. Jake Lesh has the frame up
for his new building. Quarterly meet
ing commenced today. c. R. Rice de-
livered sermon that was right to the
point at IL a. m. The n. E. denomina-
ton propose to hold series of meetings
for this week at least. The super
abundance of campaign oratorY is over.
=. .The Americas hospital rs iep route
for Arkansas, and ye local reporter
''mourneth for items" BURLow.
TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
Pure strained honey, two-pound cans
40 cents, at n. W. Gibson's-
While Nicholas 10y was out doing
chores he discovered a chicken which
seemed to have some trouble with its
respiratory apparatus and upon closer
examination tAeEem WAS found a live
snake wrapped around the chicken's
neck and tied in two knots, one common
knot and one slipper moose" At last
accounts both chicken and snake were
doing as well as could be expected. -.
Charles Fisher has moved his house
from the school section across the
river into the burg. Butler and
Anderson offer silver dollar for the best
one-half dozen ears of corn. Open to
| the state. BURLow.
WEDNESDAY, Nov 10.
o. s. WilIey's canned goods were
bought in time to secure low prices, and
he it giving his customers the benefit of
the same
o. s. Wiley moves into the house
lately occupied by Mr. Harter. Hog
day again. It always rains on the day
set for bringing hogs to market; but we
guess the rain Will not hurtthe hogs, and
we know that it will be "boss" on the fall
wheat . Mrs Harter, wife Of the Iuna.
Der merchant, leaves today for-a good
long visit among friends and refl
tives. :. Some of the young men in town
propose TO get upa lyceum- We think
that is step in the right direction and
we wopld be glad to have same such
place for the amusement AMI edifcation
of the people these long winter evenings
-. The "Sunfiower" literary society /:
reported in fiourishing condition L
meets regularly every Tuesday night.
BURIow.