The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-03-22

= continuance OF the same in our new To-
cation, in the rear OF the postoffice.
LEsE Bros.
+ Reliable garden seeds at Bonds.
> -Tressler s. Lowry are always equal
20 the occasion and keep the best flour
Tor the least money in town.
Field and garden seeds in bulk at
]. s. Gibson's
The little scorch came near being
!. the last of US. but we still continue 10
sell groceries at the old stand at prices
that defy competition.
TREssI,ER & LOWRY
MONDAY, March 10.
| Saturday the signs of coming spring
were encouraging. Flowers were in
bloom; the school children had CON-
menced to Craze on the prairies in search
OF wild onions; the weather was warm
and everything was lovely, but the chill
| ~ blasts of March have struck US this
morning and all our fond hopes are
bllghted for season. Mrs. L. A. Hill
contemplates building on the site of the
former ruins. John Grimsley, of 14a
creek, was in town Saturday. Mrs. L.
A. Hill was agreeably surprised to find
bundle left at her rooms containing
torty-fve yards of carpet, q token of es
TEEN from her many friends in this
place. Mr.. F. ID. 10y reports the re-
viVal on Cahoia, which has Just been
brought to close, as one of the most
successful ever held in that section of
the country. There were fifteen acces
sions to the Methodist Protestant church
and twenty-five conversions.
Rev. Mr.. Breckman delivered a very
fine sermon at the NJ E church last
night. Much good has been done in
this vicinity by his dIseoures, as he is a
good talker, a deep thinker, with Ian
guage capable of expressing his views.
MIR. and Mrs. Edmiston wish to ex-
press their thanks for the assistance
rendered them. and the kind tokens of :
regard shown them since their recent
| misfortune in the last fire The kind
acts OF their many friends will long be
remembered by them, and serve to
make the rough pathway of life more
pleasant. The freight train took out
eight car loads of corn this morning. If
the cars could be obtained more corn
WoulS be shipped than there Is at pres
ent.. 1t is not quite time yet To plant
corn. Early garden, in few cases, has
been planted.
Moline, Pekin, GiIpin and Eilwooa
sulky plows, for sale by ]. S. Gibson.
Clothing, clothing, clothing-latesf
styles, at ]. D. GibSons.
We are now receiving spring and
summer styles of men and bows cloth
ing, at J. d. Gibsons.
We have full line of lamps, mir.
rors, glassware and queensware
i. d. GIBSON.
], S. Gibson has 500 bushels OF frs,
class seed oats for sale.
Clocks repaired by d. c. Grinell, over
the drug store.
The cheapest place to bny coal IN
the universe is of ]. W. Floyd. Leave
orders at the depot
TUESDAY, March go
Del Wood has very bad face ON him.
1t looks as if it had either been kicked
by q mule or that he had come in contact
with some one who differed with him
in opinion. He explains it in this way
that in driving onto the scales, the
cross piece above them used for corral
4 NobAAS ShuShS hlul Ou the IA,
fiicting the wound before the team could
be stopped. 1t was a painful hurt and
and worse than any "base ball face'A we
ever saw him carry. =. Rev. Mr.. Breck-
/ man delivered doctrinal discourse at
the III. E. church last night. The re-
| malnder of his time in this section of
| the country will be spent at Emporia.
| Alfhnnnh L.
it will well be worth the time of ALI
who can to hear him at that place.
Died-At the school house, Monday
evening, March 10Th, OF general debility,
and feebleness, superinduced by the
absence of the members, in the four
teenth year of its age, the AmeFIcus
Oratorical society. May il be resurrect-
ed in the fullness of life next fall, 70
increased action, for the benefit Of it's
! many mOurners.
Gents furnishing goods and iewelfy
at j. ID. Gibson's.
| Pekin, John Deere, Chamberlain and
Moline plows in stock at j. S. Glbson's.
You will find full line of choice
candies, crackers, cigars and tobacco,
California canned fruits and shelf gro
ceries at Al. w. Gibson's.
For double extra choice fancy -four
go TO NJ. w. Gibson.
Paints, oils and varnishes at Bonds.
Ali he popular family remedies
for sale at Bonds.
1.-The best stationery at Bond's.
Mice assortment of fine candies at
Bonds.
do not fail to examine our stock of
clothing before buying elsewhere. We
viii sell You the best goods for the least
money. ]. ID. GIBSON.
Sec our line of childron's slippers
and sandals, ladies' and misses en-
broidered and low walking shoes, fancy
buttoned kids, etc, at j. ID. Gibson's.
WEDNESDAY, March 81.
Five tramps were switched off in
box car at this place last night. They
wanted to get stable or hay stack to
sleep in, but C. T. Conklin informed
them that the feeling at this place was
such that should they go providing
around peoples premises after night
they would be very liable 10 get "hole''
put through them, when they concluded
to foot it back 10 Emporia as a place of
safety. 1t would be we'll for that class
of people TO give Americas q wide
berth. james Crock has purchased
the lot on which his shop is situated of
Fremont Wright. The T. p. Presby-t
terry is now in session at this
place, at the conclusion of which
Rev. Mr. Barnett, of Emporia, win de-
liver lecture on foreign missions.
There were seventeen couples at the
dance at Amos Growers last night.
Those present report good time -.
There is talk of game OF base ball be-
ing played on the grounds at this place
on Saturday the cath inst
VIII close out at SIS cents per gallon
some very choice domestic syrup, at
NJ. w. Gibson's.
We have added to our already large
stock of family medicine, a supply OF
Rinehart's pills and condition powders,
at NJ. w. Gibson's.
DR.. G. WADSW0RTH WRIGHT,
DENTIST.
AEaERlcUs. Lyon County, KAN.
~An work promptly done. Moderas
and consistent fees
| NJ. w. GIBSON,