The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-11-30
The AMERIcUs News.
EDITED by " BURLow."


The meat wagon has now stopped.
/ have fed you all summer, now pay up.
MARTIN MCCLEERy.
Remember that the McAilister coal
for sale by j. w. Floyd is the most econ
omical coal for all purposes now in the
market.
Parties having borrowed books of
Mrs. L. A. Hill will confer favor by
promptly returning them.
We are now receiving our winter
stock of boys and mems clothing; also
full line of ladies' cloaks; great va
riety of wooden hose. just the thing for
winter wear; slippers TO suit the most
fastidious; ladies' cloaks and dress
goods, which we propose to sell you at
prices which will make ii an object TO
buy of us. We also carry variety of
caps, gloves, mittens, horse blankets, &c,
purchasedoat low prices, especially for
the winter trade. Remember the place,
at J. d. Gibson's.
M. w. Gibson is now handling all
kinds of flour and feed at the old stand.
Fresh candies and confectionery at
NJ W. Gibson's.
Flour, feed, flour, feed, -four, feed,
at 81. W. Gibson's.
SATURDAY. Nov. %.
Fifteen couple were reported as in at
tendance at the dance 1t to Grimsley's,
on Allen creek, last night.
Communion services at the U. P.
church tomorrow
John r. Moys WAS in town this morn
ing for coffin for an infant child of
Mrs. Morehead, of Allen creek.
w. P. Lewis is in Emporia to-day in
attendance at the quarterly meeting of
their society.
Corn shuckers are taking it easy on
account of the rain.
Remember that we carry full
stock of gents, ladies and children's
| shoes and boots, gloves and mittens, in
an almost endless variety, glass
and queensware of the leading styles,
staple and fancy groceries, very cheap,
notions and stationery, in fact almost
| anything you may want, at j. G:
Browns We have come to stay and
do not propose to be undersold and all we
ask is for you 10 call and see for your
selves. Remember The place at j. G.
/ Browns.
Hereafter we will carry a full line of
/ spring wagons and buggies. Before pur-
| chasing elsewhere call and see what We
can do for you. j. d. GIBSON.
School books at Bonds.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
/ John L. Butler went to Emporia as
defendant in the case of Sans VS.. Butler
before Squire Bachelor. The case is
one in which the plaintiff sues for mon
ey held by the defendant by virtue OF
an order Of garnisheement issued in
Council Grove in favor of one Ans
baugh of Dunlap vs.. Sans.
James PheIan has rented the farm of
Yanness Houck for the coming year.
| Charlie Carpenter returned from the
east Saturday after q protracted stay of
about four years
Ali the popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds
Paints, oils and varnishes at Bonds.
The best stationery at Bonds.
Wall paper cheap at Bonds.
Flour; we have No. patent, and
q choice second; we can save you money
in -four. IL. w. GIBSON.
Il -CornI Cash. Cash for corn by Jas
. Crock. want 1900 bushels.
Something new and nobby at J. s.
Gibson's. Granite iron coffee and tea
pots. Nickel plated.
FRIDAY. Nov. %.
The ladies of the church viii hold 9
quilting at the n E. church on the 9Th
of next month, and in the evening there
/ will be social at the same place.
The AmeEicus lyceum society met last
J might and those present report a full
house and good program. The ques-
TO- sTResalvsd shaf : nro,ecsive tariff /.