The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-10-19
The AMERIcus News.
EDITED nY BURLow."
FRIpAY, Oct. Is.


EDITED By BURLow."
FRIDAY, Oct. IS.
Crock now carries the bone out of
his thumb in his pocket. BE says It
causes him less pain there than when il
was in It's original position.
Pinkeyc is again becoming prevalent.
John w 10y has horse so bad with it
that IL became necessary TO retail"
him.
Del Wood hauled his cistern into
wagon shop.
Politicians are again button holing
the hoary headed grangers when they
meet them on the street corners.
Young Williams shot himself through
the hand, while fooling with No. %
revolver.
Cool evenings enough to sleep COM
Portable at least.
1t Is the time year now when the
ordinary house holder begins to think
about patching up the old plasteriDg.
The sidewalks on the west side of
Main street have had general repair
ing-the commendable action of some
one.
The brother of William Charlesworth,
ST., who has been stopping in this coun-
try the greater part of the summer, re-
turned TO his old home In England yes
Ducks are becoming plenty on our
streams and ponds, and our sportsmen
report full loads on their return trip.
Miss Hattie Davidson is visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Once more the sun shines forth in his
effulgent brightness, gladening the looks
of the disheartened pedestrians, evapo-
rating the surplus of moisture that COW
ers this terrestrial globe, and by the
brightness of his refulSe rays cheering
one and all to an increased activity and
a desire to live little while longer.
-SrRAYRp.-S5 Reward A light
sorrel, two year old mare: blAzed face,
long legs, dim scar on inside hip. W.
s. McAuley, Americas.
We have received a $1,000 stock of
boots and shoes, purchased direct from
headquarters, which we propose to let
our customers have al the lowest figures.
Our stock embraces all the leading
brands now made, and as regards quality
they will show for themselves. Call at
]. c. Browns and prove these facts by
Investigation.
We have on hand car load of heat
ing and cooking stoves of the latest and
most improved patterns, in styles and
prices to suit all. You will find them
on exhibition at ]. 8. Gibeon's.
THURSDAY, Oct. 1s.
Married, at the residence of the Rev.
J. a. Collins, Mr.. W. s. Stratton, of
Davis county, and Miss Sarah a. Lewis,
of Americas township. The ceremony
was performed October nth by the Rev.
J. A. Collins.
Holderman's bull got on his ear YES.
terday and gored his hired man, which
came near resulting fatally. One horn
struck him near the eye. knocking him
down, when the bull took advantage of
his fallen opponent and trsmpled upon
him and made two or three passes at
him with his horn, making other severe
bruises about the body. The second
round the enraged animal thrust one
horn under the chin of his opponent,
just missing the jugulAr vein, and tear
ing the throat fearfully. The man will
probably get we'll The bovine will
pass in his checks to-day, as parties
have gone out to kill him. His remains
will be sent TO Kansas City to be re-
turned as canned corned beef.
All the popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
Paints, oils and varnishes at Bonds.
The best stationery at Bonds.
Wall paper cheap at Bonds.
Browns extract sarssparilla and
iodide potassium will surely purify the
blood and remove pimples and sores.
Try it. Sold at Bonds.
-WeIwill duplicate Emporia prices.
Then whysgo there to buy your lumber!
You will save the trouble of hauling.
For proof of these facts call on 9. 4.
Brown q CO., Americas.
J. S. Gibson has ordered another car
load of the celebrated John Deere and
Mitchell wagons.
School books at Bonds.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Breeeh- loading, single and double
barrel shot guus-something new, j.
s. Gibson's
SATURDAY, October IA.
The case of w. Ainsbaugh, vs. Eli
Sans has been withdrawn and proceed
ings instituted against the plaintiff at
Council Grove, and q g4rnishee sum-
mons served upon John s. Butler.
Anderson & Butler have some fine Rp-
pies on exhibition gathered from the
various orchards in this vicinity.
Items are becoming q very scarcs
in this market.
j. S. Gibson is going to have his store
reprinted. Let the good work go on, as
nothing improves the looks Of town so
much as little paint.
TUESDAY, Oct II.
j. S. Gibson Ia getting his store newly
reprinted.
Charles 10y is convalescing. He has
had severe attack of typhus fever, but
is at present in fair way to recover.
Corn hnsking will commence next
week if the ground gets in good condi-
ton. Hands have been engaged to
shuck corn at four cents per bushel,
which seems 10 be about the ruling
price.
A pretty fair frost this morning.
. F. ID. 10y received some fine speci-
mems OF ore from his new lead that he
located on his recent trip To Colorado.
Sutton was shipping toys this morn
ing.
John Gimble will move into the
building just south of his present place
of business as soon as the necessary re-
pairs can be made thereon. His in
creasiDg business necessitates the
change.
W. II. Anderson and j. D. Gibson
went to Kansas City yesterday.
Glassware and queenswars at
Browns.
Bring in your country produce.
Brown wants all butter and eggs at
highest market prices.
New stock of zephyrs and German.
town yarn, at j. D. Gibson's.
Fresh sorghum at Browns.
Try pair Of those light kip boots,
at ]. d. Gibson's.
Have you seen those new satin
prints and domestic ginghgms at j. ID.
Gibson's.
We have a very choice line Of boys's
calf boots. Try us. J. D. Gibson.
Fresh dried beef at ]. c. Browns.
New teas at J. c. Browns; also tea
from 30 cents TO 81 per pound.
j. C. Brown has ten kinds Of chew
ing tobacco from 10 cents upward.
WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 10.
Three or four loads OF potatoes were
in town to day from the north.
Several wagons from up the country
started to Mama county TO load with
apples for winter use.
The infant child of Mr. Scarlet, SON
in law of Mr.. P: Sax, died day before
yesterday at dark.
The heads of the families around
town are busily engaged building barns
while the assistant head is likewise busy
making saur kraus
DR.. L. A. Wright has been quite sick
for some days.
Every Indication of an approaching
storm.
Milliken is up in this Hneck OF woods"
surveying the pieces of corn which were
purchased by the stock feeder this fall.
DR.. G. WADSW0RTH WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
AAaERICus, Lyon County. kan.