The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-31
BARGAINS IN GLASSWARE,
n. ". GIBSoN's, Americas.
Logs dwelling. but We have an idea that
1t is missing somewhere else.

Logs dwelling, but We have an idea that
It is missing somewhere else.
MoSDAy, Dec. 81.
Go to Bernheisel & Lowry's for chew
ing tobacco. Twelve different brands.
We study to please.
An extra quality of Headlight oil al
O. s. Wliiey's, and for good bargains in
a full line Of choice groceries, try Wiley.
Fresh saur kraut at Lesh Bros.
The best of clocks al the lowest prices
at j. S. Gibson's.
No. boots, of all shapes, kind and
sizes, and also good stock of rubber
boots, at j. D. Gibson's.
There was very large crowd at the
Christmas tree, which was we'll loaded
with beautiful presents. The singing
and 6eciamations were just splendid, es-
pecially those by some of the little ones
from four years up to the age of seven.
George Wright was up to spend
Christmas. >. Prof. Sogard was in town.
will Davidson, teacher of district
No. Il, reports an enrolment of 40, av-
erage attendance 80. department good.
...Lesh Bros. have new chow case.
Too bad it did not arrive before Christ.
mas. It's beauty. The next social
given by the ladies of the L. p. church
will be held next Monday night at the
residence of Miss Mollie Gibson i. The
first social given by the ladies of the A.
o. U. w. will convene Tuesday evening
at the lodge rooms of that order. This
is intended to be the first of series of
these meetings, and the program will be
varied by suppers, dramas, etc. Christ
mas has been generally observed by din.
ners, oyster suppers, parties, protracted
meeting, noisy boys and checker play
ing. None of the exhilirating spirits
We're manifest in the observance of the
day that was observable in the proceed
ings of the day previous. The sidewalks
have mostly assumed their wonted posi-
tions, the wagons that were to have been
shipped TO Jay Gould for Christmas
present have found their way back to
their proper owners, and everything is
moving on in the good old way The
"Sunflower Literary Society" viii give
an exhibition for the benefit of the school
New Years eve. Mrs. G. +. Conklin
received a telegram announcing that her
father, j. l.. Jokes, is dangerously sick
and cannot recover. She goes east this
week. BURLow.
TUESDAY, Dec. %.
A full stock of pocket and table cut
lery constantly on hand. Call on J. S
Gibson.
The best and cheapest assortment o
tinware in town; none but the best of Iii
used. Repairing a specially, at J. D
Gibson's.
Mercury from two to four degrees be
low zero. :. The Judge decided agains
the herd law business. A good time i
reported. We guess the Herald i
'busted." from the summary of all re
ports-and by the way, now is a goo'
time to renew your subscription to tn
NEWS if it expires with the year, or Il
begin the paper if you are not SO fortu
male as to be one of its subscribers a.
ready. Subscriptions and renewals tax
en- by d. G. Grinnell :. The next ques
ton for discussion at the Oratorical Sc
ciety is, RESOLVED, that love is preferabl
to money" For our part, we would nc
object 10 good supply of both. :. job
L. Butler assumes the responsibilities c
express agent for the Adams expires
company, as under the present admin.
tration the ticket agent is not allowed
act in that capacity. :. "A good many ha
their ears frozen Sunday night bu
they were mostly all young me
that have no business to be out. g.
A couple of Americus teams are out a
ter coal, in this storm. We are glad
isn't us. . F. d. 10y goes to Ottawa thi
week to assist in a revival meeting. +.
] The next meeting of the spiritual club
is expected to convene next Friday an
Saturday. A lively time is anticipated
-. William Wheat has come to town
reside. That magnet of attraction hi
, evidently lost its power. =. Bushes
very dull, on account of the cold snal
-. The Storm Club meets at G. w. Su
toms next Thursday night. "A me-
famine exists in town Cause, too col
to butcher. Don't forget the Sunda
schoolslunch at the Z. p. church.