The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

Az IL :" - Va MIS- 14OSaAAE
nd are rapidly pushing 1t TO comp
ion. s.
The state of Kansas vs.. three unknot
'arties yesterday, the prosecuting y
esses failed to appear aud we're assess
With the costs, amounting to $3.25.
The road overseers are again on. tn
nnual rounds, pressing nearly everyc
INTO their service.
-Tressler s. Lowry buy the Emit
prise -four in carload lots, and
prices, wholesale or retail, Will not e
/ back seat for any one.
Tobacco and cigars at Bond's.
Pure candy, fresh crackers, at
W. Gibson's. 4
Il am permanently located at Amt
Gus for the purpose of buying all xii
Of grain, for which ! will pay the high
market price. 8. II. BELL
Beads, bracelets and buttons at
D. Gibson's. IS
White oil is safe and burns we'll
NJ. w. Gibson's.
Choice uncolored Japan tea at
w. Gibson's. :
Something new in ladies' fine sh
at j. D. Gibson's.
SATURDAY, Hay 3
r. A. Hubbard, of Council Grove,
in town yesterday. attending to Sc
legal business.
s. IL. Bell and Tressler q Lowry e
shipped car load OF corn this md
ing.
There was boy in town yester
selling wolves at 25 centstper capita.
having caught one old one and
young ones.
Tom Price passed through town ].
terday.
a good many people in town from
country. and our streets present qui.
busy appearance.
Lew Drown says he expects TO fir
up assessing by Tuesday noon.
Corn is coming into town in consii
able quantities.
-Nobby hats at j. d. Gibson's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
-"Rose" and Imperial" -four al
w. Gibson's.
Glass and putty at Bond's.
Lesh Bro. Will sell you groceries
cheap as the cheapest. When you CT
for your mail give them q call, in
rear OF the postofflce building.
want all your butter and eggs. I
stock is quite complete, cenSiSting
canned and shelf goods, fancy and be
groceries, wooden ware, etc.
MONDAY, Nay
Mrs. Cahill contemplates startii-
millinery shop in the east room of
Gibson block.
Tressler 8 Lowry will erect Q st
lamp in front Of their store in q few d
The receipts at the factory yester
were 2,200 pounds of milk which Y
make about 225 pounds of cheese.
Persons wanting sweet potato plii
viii find them at Lssh Bros.
8. 81. Bell and Tressler & Lowry
shipping moro corn to-day.
Farmers are busy replanting II.
corn.
That mammoth pile of straw Is b
hats. at Tressler g LoWry's.
We are now receiving ous spr
stock Of hats, caps, boots, shoes
clothing; fancy goods, novelties
notions OF the latest cat, ct j. d.
sons.
New invoice of lace collars at j.
Gibson's.
--oils for lubricating st Bonds.
TUESDAY, Nay
Charles Grimsley, the eemcient r
oyerseer Of district No. 4, was uDsvs
ably detained from attending to the =
on the public highway on Monday
the arrival Of ten pound boy at
home on Sunday morning.
X. Il. Mahan 10 receiving hogs !
parstorF to shipment to-day.
The Allen creek branch Of the An
Gus cooperative cheese factory, u .
receiving 1000 pounds Of. milk daily,
The McCune building IL nearly
closed.
]. s. Gibson is unloading car efTaz
ing implements to-day.
The oratorical socisty are talking
producing 'Teraxicnm TwItters',
their next monthly mseting.
--ssc. wagons for s. cents st j.
Gibson's.
GIbson's.
"A new stock Of WheeIbsrrows /
bird cages at j. 8. Gibson's.
:. 7 = cordial for spriae se7el
Headlight coal oil. l75 degrees,
See our line of LADIES' GOLD pina
]. d. Gibson,s.
WKDNEsiAY, Hay
Another good shower visited us
night which was very badly needed
the ground has been most tso dry
corn to germlnete.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Painter. 81 q:
okee county. father sad mother Of i
zimri HenshaW, are ct present visit
friends in Fruitland.
viii Ernst county treasurer -,
town last night.
The o. p social. held etthe reula.