The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-31


Report girl for J. W. Davis, of Bluh
creek.
In our item in regard to D. Gibbs, Of
Dunlap, in the daily the types made as
say "Giggs." and in the weekly "Giffs.'I
Such is fame.
StorY's "story" we will omit until We
interview the principal actor.
Oils for lubricatiDg at Bonds.
oil stoves, for summer use, at ]. 8
Glbson's.
Headlight coal oil, 175 degrees, At
Bonds.
We are selling the best No. / di.
mensiOn lumber the same ae Emporis
yards are selling No. 2. Other grades d
lumber In proportion.
8. A. Brown & Co.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at TressI
Ter 6 Lowry's.
The WATERFOWL spring wagon, the
best IN the world. For sale BY j. 81
Gibson. Take squiRt at them.
MONDAY, May %.
Steve Davidson, of Council Grove
made flying trip to Americas Friday
r. 81. Mahan is having the sidin 9
taken off from his house and fixed over
generally.
The painting on the n. E. church 4
about completed and looks very nicely
Mr.. Root having the work in charge.
William Null, an old time resident Of
this country, has been spending . few
days in town buying horses.
We notice by the postal guide that
there are ninety-three fraudulent mar
rage associations throughout theI
United States, to which mail is not all
lowed to be delivered.
8. II. Bell has purchased the EvangelI
ical parsonage and will fit it up for 3
dwelling. Mr.. Bell will probably move
to town soon.
It is seldom we make mention of our
selves, as our exceeding bashfulness
forbids it, but last Saturday night We
were sgreeably surprised by the appear
ance of some forty Of "BurIow's'i
friends who appeared at the residence
of D. G. GrInell in commenoration Of
our Goth birthday. Well filed baskets
of delicious edibles were brought along
for the occasion, from which bounts-
Gus supper was coon spread. Whether
the host and hostess were equal to the
occasion, and whether the guests enjoy
ed themselves or not. we leave it fol
others to say. But we can at least wish
that their visits were more frequent, and
that the gathering will long be remem.
bered as one Of the most pleasant events
of our life, and should they see &c to
come again at at any time, we extend
them one and all cordial welcome.
-Shambry sun bonnets, of all colors
at the millinery store of Jessie M. Ca
hill.
Imperial" and "Rose' -four are
choice brands. Sold by II. W. Gibson.
New stock Of ready made clothing
at J. D. Gibson's.
All the leading carminative bal
sans for summer complaints kept in
stock by N. W. Gibson.
Fine shoes for misses and ladies, In
cloth top. front hook, lace, and button,
at ]. D. Gibson's.
Fine confectioneries and fresh shelf
groceries at d. w. GIbson's.
TUESDAY, May 90.
DR.. Starbuck, of Dunlap, was in town
this morning.
The rubbish is being cleared of
the side of the new store building.
r. Fl. Mahan is receiving hogs this
morning for shipment.
The painters are at work on the depot,
they will paint 1t up q fashionable shade
Of green and sand the lower part.
Postmistress F. A. Hill had quito a
time opening her safe yesterday and to-
day, and the appearance was that there
would be famine in stamps.
The new safe of Martin McCleery is at
the depot. awaiting transportation to its
final resting place.
N. Wise has started the Americas saw
mills and once more the noise of the
whistle ID heard In the land.
Robert Miiliken, county Surveyor,
passed through town to locate road on
Bluff creek.
Stray hats in great variety of styles
at j. d. 9ibson's.
PARIS English pad cieanses and IN
vigorates the system. Pamphlets free,
ct d. w. Gibson's.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Lesh Bro. will sell you groceries as
cheap &c the cheapest. When you come
Tor your mail give them q call, IA the
rear OF the postofilce building, We
want all your butter and eggs. Our
stock is quite complete, Consisting of
canned and shelf goods, fancy and heavy
groceries, wooden ware, etc.
"WEDNESDAY, May 30.