The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-06-09
The AMERIcus News.
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V. Harter has decided, at last, to leave
us. :. James Crooks wife starts for
Pennsylvania nextweek. Isaac Brown
is expected to return from Illinois in a
day or two with .'bran new woman"
Success 70 them, and may the honey
moon be unlike the bride-groom's we'd
ding shirt, unrufEied by life's tempestu-
Gus pillows, and always right side out.
Buy forks and hoes of Wiley.
Superior mixed paints at Bonds drug
store.
Michigan pure cider vinegar at VIII
ley's.
Gibson s. 10y have opened up an en-
ments, shelf goods, cutlery, tinware, and
In fact everything generally kept in a
first class hardware store, at their new
building in Dunlap. Call and see them.
It is rumored that the A. o. U. W.,
viii charter few cars for an excursion
on the 4th of July. If it assumes q
definite form we viii apprise our read
ers of the fact. Charley 10y now re-
fuses to take e cigar Others concur
in the opinion with US that it is good
thing. "A young gentleman left the
party at Mrs. Waits late last evening
and has not been seen since. It is ru-
mored that he got lost in the Woods"
north of town. :. Yesterday was a hot
one. Our merchants have marked over
costs down 20 per cent. .Checquer
playing is about played out Fraud"
has rented the old barber stand so that
he can shave on Sunday. >. Town is full
of strangers. :. Miss Lucy Kimpton
goes home Monday.
OILS at Bonds drug store.
NV. Gibson is still handling burial
cases of all kinds from the cheapest
white wood to the most costly mahogany.
Trimming done at all hours of the day
or night by an experienced workman.
Bernhelsel s. Lowry keep the largest
stock of groceries of any firm in town.
We propose TO make itAn object to trade
with u.s. A full line of boots and shoes
constantly on hand. We MUST have
your butter and eggs. Why: Because
we have the facilities to handle them.
BERNHEIsEI. s. LOWRY.
TUESDAY, June z.
On trip up the country we learn all
the following facts: That on the farm
of Fremont Wright u large amount of
ground lies idle, is growing up To weeds
and will have to be put into fall wheat.
On account of renters being SO scarce
and the spring so short, also = large
amount of unplowed land on the Shields
place. Mrs. Shields has been quite
sick for some time and recently she re-
ceived stroke of paralysis. At last ac-
counts her life was despaired of. -. On
the Burkett and on the Anderson farms
there is some very nice and well cult
yated corn, while On the Curtis place we
noticed the biggest corn. Scott Har-
ris has large piece of very fine winter
wheat. Upon arriving at the mill
some fifty persons, big and little, male
and female had gathered together pisca-
tOrily intent, which we are told
is no uncommon occurrence for Sunday
. j. d. Gibson sports new silver watch.
Quarterly meeting st the n. E. church
last Sunday. .Mulberries are ripe.
The river water is warm and the school
boys have big expectations in view for
Fridays picnic, at the close of the
school,. :. Dan Royal had colt run
over by the cars Friday night.
"ShOrty' has concluded to stay awhile
with us. The seats of the NJ. E.
church are newly reprinted and a good
many thought they were seated to stay.
We wish we had all the good clothes
that were spOllt there Sunday they were
something that -sticketh closer than a
BROTHER. Craig Anderson and wife
start on their contemplated visit Wed
| nesday, no preventing providence.
Boyd's batteries at Bonds drug store
Stationery, wall paper, toilet soaps
and full line of notions at Bonds drug
store.
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