The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-12-06
The AMERIcus NEws.
EDITED sY"suRIoW.n

j. d. Gibson has received large
stock of holiday goods, plain and decor
ated china ware. Vsses, etc.
Candies, cif cakes and crackers
at III. w. Gibso
Boots and .es at Tressler i
Lowry's.
For all wool blankets, hats and win
ter goods, go to j. d. Gibson's.
Try b. W. Gibson on flour.
We will have the finest lot of
Christmas candies ever displayed in the |
town. Fact certain.
TREssLER & LOWRY.
Look at the ready made clothing at |
j. D. Gibson's.
The Royal st. John IS the only ma
chine made that runs both ways and |
sews in the same direction.
NJ. w. GIBSON, Agent.
SATURDAY, Dec. /.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an In
vitatIon TO attend the A. 0. U. W. sup
per TO be given Tuesday night, the 4th /
inst.
MIR. Bixler, of the Hartford Call, made
us visit yesterday. The paper has
greatly improved in typographical APP
pearance and We wish the editors sue
cess.
s. II. Bell has his 1913 foot corn crib
nearly tull, and will probably be oblig-
ed to build another. Tressler & Lowry
are also handling immense quantities of
ccrn and other grain, and the trade at
Americus is steadily increasing.
4 little excitement was raised in town
yesterday by the announcement of FIRE,
when it was discovered that the pasture
of Joab Roak, containing the hay of q
few parties in town had been set on fire
by some boys. Luckily 1t was extin-
guished before any serious damage was
done.
George McAuley was unlucky enough
to loose his pocket book yesterday con-
tanning some $1s or $40. There is SIS
reward offered for Its return.
We have all the leading family
medicines in the market.
81. w. GIBSON.
james Crock has secured the ser
Vices of first-clsss harness maker that
| Will not go off on "hum ;" but will give
/ entire satisfaction. Try him.
The largest line OF worsted DIR essed
goods we ever handled at NJ. w. Glib
| sons.
M. w. Gibson, agent for the Royal
ST. John sewing machine.
| -Lesh Bros. handle q variety of no.
tlOns and toilet articles suited for the
holiday trade.
Call at J. d. Gibson's dry ROOds
store for anything you want in that line.
You will find a very large stock OF the
best goods in the market at lowest
prices,
| -TTessler&Lowry sell more flour than
all the other merchants in town. because
they buy the best and IN carload lots
TOR cash, thereby getting bottom prices
and the best flour IN the market.
| IS. A. Brown & Co. are selling lots
OF lumber. They always fill your bill at
prices that defy competition if you give
them a chance. Low prices is what
sells the lumber.
Holiday goods in endless variety at
TTessler u Lowry. Call and see them.
TUESDAY, Dec. 4.
Our gentIemanly depot agent informs
US that yesterday thirteen cars were for
warded IRON this place and nineteen re-
ceived consisting of one of coal, one of
shorts, one of wagons. two of wire. three
OF sand and eleven OF lumber.
J. E. Kirk, with S. A. Brown s. Co.,
informs US that the sales of the yard at
this place amounted TO $500 last
month.
The Oldest aaA of }. e. f. Wright fell
off wagon on Saturday and broke bia
arm. DIR. T. Arthur Wright was called
and reduced the tractuEes.
| Mrs. S, G, Mcmillan was taken sud
denly sick yesterday afternoon,
A son of John Thomas, living on Ca
hola creek, met with a serious accident
one day last week. In running through
the field he stumbled and fell on q corn
stock, running piece Of the stock
three-quarters of an inch wide and a
inches long into his eye, passing
around the ball, DR.. Wright extracted
the piece:and be &Aya it vas in so far
that it Was necessary to probe for it to
reach It.. Curious to say the sight was
uninjured,
| j. b Miller, who Aaa been sick for
the last three weeks, is convalescing.
| 4 soR Of Mrs. Creek, living on the
Powell place, fell and broke his arm the
other day.
Our local grain dealers took in So
loads of corn alone on Saturday, and
they have the stubs on their check books
to show fos it, notwithstanding the
misgivipgs Of some in regard to the
matter.
Miss Emma Waymirs, 8 teacher of
Hartford, came up on the train Friday
to visit MIsa Mabel Grant and attend the
teachers ASSOCIATION held at this place.
| Prof. J. NJ. WEIGH, editor of the han
sas Medical Journal, Is visiting with DR..
II Arthur Wright.
John w. 10y received An invoice of
German carp through the United States
fish commissioner, with whica he pro-
poses to stock his pond On his farm ad.
joining town.
-Breech and muzzle loading shot
guns cheap, at j. 8. Gibson's.
Misses and ladies cloaks and doh
mans at j. D. Gibson's.
Mixed paints at PONDS.
Glass apa putty at Bonds.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at Tress-
ler & loWEy'a.
/ Cash for grain at TreAAlsE 4
LOWry's.
| Tobacco and eigAks at Bonds
| -GloyeA ct ). - GibsoR's.
Note paper and caRdies as Bonds
Notions and tolle1 aItioles at Bonds.
( Underwear, Ove7alls, hosiery and
oVcrcoats at tesh Bros.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
! Rubber boots, rubber Overcoals and
ladies' gOssamer ulsters. at Leah Bros
-Jewelry and fancy goods for the
holidays, at J.. y. 9Ibson's
-STRAFRD:-A red yearling heifeF
, ere year old. past, branded +. w. or
. right hip. A liberal reward for its re.
turn TO J. G. F. Wright
Buckeye force puEaps and full line
OF iron and WO<ad pumps Ia stock, at ]
; S. Gihsans.
atraw cutters and corn shelters toi
sale by ]. 8. Gibson.
Arctic oveTshoes at J d. Gihson's.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
TUESDAY, Des. 5.
Annie N. Haley and Esther Il. Dunn
+ vs.. Randall Bowers, settled and dis
} missed.
,Iaa- n. Smith az Co "a. Groh q