The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-10-29
AMRRIcUs NoTEs.
BY "BURLow. !"
THURSDAY, Oct. 81


Powdered sugar, colored sugar, lemon
peel and citron, at NJ. w Gipson's.
Mrs. Nancy Stanridge departed this
life at the hospital yesterday morning at
80 a. m. This makes the third one of
that family and the fourth one from that
place that death has marked as victims.
-. The railroad men are working out
their property tax in this township.
Mrs. Wright and family propose starting
ON a visit to Iowa next Wednesday,. The
doctor will not go for while yet at
least. Something novel.-A grand and
good dinner will be given by the ladies
of the U. p. church on election day, The
ID of November, at j. ID. Gibson's hall
for only 25 cents. Come one, come all.
Tickets for dinner at M. NJ. Gibson's
In the evening Of the same day, there
will be social at the L. p. church with
oysters thrown in by way of variation.
BURLow.
FRIDAY, Oct %.
Popcorn and oranges at NJ. w Glib.
sons.
HEATING STovEs.-Wood heaters, 81
to SIS; coal heaters, from 80 to $40;
cooking stoves, from $40 TO $40. Call
in. No charges for showing goods.
Us. GIBSON
Mr.. Gatewood ships several car loads
of cattle tomorrow. Will Davidson
borrowed a book on memory and forgot
to return it until asked 10 do SO by the
owner Mr. Van Hassel wishes me to
state publicly that, although he has
heretofore been little wavering in his
political opinions, that henceforward he
is a straight Republican, and don't see
how any man that pretends TO be
christian can vote for Hancock, who is
sold out soul and body to the solid south
south, and if any man wants talk with
him on the subject TO just call around
and he will satisfy him at any and all
times. .Haylday again. Awards sale
came off to-day, COWS ranging in price
all the way from $2f to $45. The aver
age price for ordinary cows was about
$23. Splendid weather for fall wheat.
| .....HospItal sick ones arc improving; the
nurse was returned. and DIR. Slower says
they can migrate in about ten days if the
present indications are anything to go
by. j. ID. Gibson's weight is now only
124 pounds; usual theft" 175. This is
what typhoid fever brings us TO. !. Hank
Pearsall bought Awards pedigree road
ster at the sale to-day. BURIow.
MONDAY, Oct 25.
A secondhand Victor or Grover s. Ba-
ker sewing machine, both in running
order, for sale cheap. Inquire of NJ. w.
i Gibson.
o. s. Wiley wants your butter and
leggs-will pay highest market price.
Democratic meeting Saturday night,
and consequently windy Sunday
Political meetings will be heaped upon
US thick and fast from now until Novem-
Der LIST. Both sides will explain their
positions, and the man that votes ig1Iorl
antly will surely be guilty of gross neg
tligence this time, as splendid oppOrLu
mites have and will be afforded for any
one TO know the complete history OF
I every candidate, "even unto tine third
, and fourth generations" past. &C. b
Graves, Almerin Gillett, and last but not
least, /. Il. Lambert will address us tho
18th of the month and fully expose
the doings and arguments that will be
4 made by the speakers on the night pre-
9 viOus. j. w. Feighan and s. B. Riggs
J assisted by home talent, will close tho
campaign on November LIST. Died
latter severe illness of about five weeks
). Mrs. Edmiston, wife of 4. g. Edmiston,
l IA AC- 5tAtfStH year. dlIs. LuufiSbOu ndr.
long been a consistent member of the
! U. p. church, and her loss will deeply
mourned by her large circle of friends
s and acquaintance. The funeral will
, take place today at O'Clock p. m.
BuRLow.
= TUESDAY. Oct. 90.
: Six pounds Rio coffee for 81, at Lesh
!, Bros.
Splendid weather.. Ed aConk''
! leaves for White City Monday. :. a
< great deal of talk on the prohibition
L movement aud It is meeting much
4 stronger opposition than we expected but
:. then it would not do to be all on ont
" side. 3. Everyone il preparing for win.
ter. There is a iuil in politics. II Is
il but the calm before the approaching
A storm -. z. c. Davis formerly OF
: Council Grove, now in the employ Of
: Woodward, Faxen & Co, was in town
J. =. Hospital-Sick ones are improving
+ and Standridge proposes to move on
. next monday. a great many are COINS
:, after apples TO morrow. They 60 in ths
y lpeighborhood of Baldwin City.
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