The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-04-16
civ free and some of them might

perfectly free and some of them might
get away.
The wheat in this vicinity has improy-
ed very much in appearance lately, and
the present outlook is for = very good |
crop.
The children of the NJ. E. Sabbath
school will give concert at that church
on next Sabbath evening, and from what
we can learn, will make it an interesting
entertainment Miss Efie Bond will
read one or two pieces, which fact alone
insures success
Americas was visited yesterday by
quite a goodly number of foreigners"
-Emporia and Council Grove both be-
ing well represented. Among others we
noticed on the streets, the parks or the /
bouleyards, were I. ID. Fox Councilman
elect of Emporia), Mr.. Green. Mrs.
Trask and Mrs. Fox, Cal Severy and sis
ter, Frank Keeler and Miss -, of |
EmpoIia, and Council Grove was repre-
scented by Mr.. w II. Sunderland, Miss
Nellie Trowbridge. Mr.. Roy McLoon
and Miss Carrie Hammond, Mr.. Wat. !
Stewart and Mr. Steve Davidson and
wife KENO
TUESDAY, April Is, 1880.
Seven teams passed through en- route
for Montana yesterday.
Bernheisel & Lowry have concluded
to make their house headquarters" and
therefore will not be undersold by any
man in the business. Drop in and get
their prices before purchasing elsewhere
"What will we DO with our boys:''
| '.Shall this town be run by ten or a doz-
en- boys of twelve to sixteen years of
age:' And then he told of the wanton
destruction of the sidewalks through
pure, innate sinfulness = the carrying
away of whole blocks of sidewalk-the
daily habit of carrying pistols by several
of the boys etc. We can only recon-
mend wholesome parental restraint.
That the boys are bad there is no doubt,
but that the parents, in several instances,
are more to blame than the boys is be-
yond question.
Bernheisel & Lowry-that's the name
and don't you forget it.
!. In drive with DIR. T. Arthur Wright
to the head waters of Bluff creek-1S
miles-yesterday, We found that the i'm
prOvements that have been going on
, since our last trip, in the way of new
houses, but especially in fencing has
: been immense. Among others we motto
ed the beautiful cottage of Col. ]. w
harrington, on his fruit farm two miles
f north of town, is about completed.
r KENO.
WEDNESDAY, April IA, 1880.
Real estate was lively yesterday-on
account of the wind.
We dropped in to see our old friend
, NJ. w. Gibson yesterday and had glass
i of cider and some Michigan apples al
: his expense.
Bill Wheat had his foot badly hurt
yesterday by tie falling on it.
: Bernheisel & Lowry have put up &
, beautiful set of curtains to their frcn
windows and had them lettered in fine
= style by shorty" They are neat, ant
being very neatly lcttered, add much Il
the appearance of their front. We art
glad to note Improvements.
q Mr. Bolt, of Allen creek, was at worl
O on a scaffold yesterday on his house
+. when the wind, coming with a suddeI
i. rush, carried him off the scaffold and b,
n was pretty badly hurt in the fall, but w
Y believe is not dangerously so.
Is The grass is getting quite green il
i places, and we are told that cattle ar
already making their living on tn
creeks north of town.
Willet & Crcnshaw are our new butch
ers-having bought out Cunningham
90 Adams, and we hope these young me
r will receive good support, so that the
ar can furnish the market with better a
IF ticle of beef than we have had for III
20 last year. We believe they will, an
10 hope if they do not they will 'bust."
The U. P. church is out of luck in til
% window line-a number of them havin
IN DccH DTOkcu by tue Hail last SuuAinc
al and only lately repaired, and yesterda
he the wind blew open the front door an
forced out one of the rear windows, breal
- ing it badly.
- Remember, o. S. Wiley is selling nil
IL pounds of standard A sugar for one dc
al lar Another lot of c sugar at 10c in
day or two Several grades Of coffi
=. cheap.
an STRAYED-A dun mare 10 or f2 yea
he old, has dark name and tails brand'
he up" on shoulder. will pay So for i
,g formation leading to her recovery. A
$. dress, G. S. Van Epan, Americas.
d. The proposition i'll the News day
on, two since to give an entertainment
an, Bancroft hall shortly for the benefit
old Miss F. May Estabrook, meets with
ty, hearty approval here-it being the saI
. entertainment that was so we'll render
here a short time ago. The troupe pl;
,ul- ed to full house here and it was
the universal verdict that it was the best
ing tcrtainment ever given in Americas.
di- KENO
d. Smoke James Smiths Imperial Gig;
VI the best 10 cent cigar in Emporia. VIC