The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-04-26
MO.
MONDAY. April %.


S, NJ. Bell is loading car of sheIled
corn, and one of seed corn and one of
oats to-day.
DIR. Starbuck and Deputy Assistant
United States Postmaster Coburn, both
of Dunlap, were in town Saturday even
ing.
Miss Mary Archer goes to Emporia
to day to be absent for some time.
Peter Boris was buried in the Ameri-
Gus cemetery Saturday.
Several teams passed through town
this morning going to Emporia, a thing
that is seldom seen during the present
busy time of the year.
We are still in the business at the
old stand, selling groceries cheap as
| ever. We want all your butter and eggs
We will pay the highest market price
the place, at the stone store of Tressler
| 81 Lowry.
We carry the biggest stock and
greatest variety of brands of flour of any
store in town. TREssLER s. LOWRY.
The Deere, Barlow, Farmers Friend
and Keystone corn planters, also Ea-
worth ana Deere check rowers for sale
by j. S. Gibson.
Il have some OF the best dairy pals
you have ever seen. ]. s. GIBSON.
-Nobby hats at j. d. Gibson's.
Mixed paints at Bonds. ~
TUESDAY, April "a.
We noticed little article in Ias-l
weeks Emporia Democrat, which Seems
TO US is attempting to cast discFedit OF.
the reputation of our fellow townsman
j. A. Greenlee. 1t is in regard 10 the
cattle suit of Mr.. G. which Is now il +
court, and is calculated, if not intended
to prejudice the opinion OF the peopl'
upon case at issue before judgment
The tone of the article would indicate
that it eman2ted from the massive intsl +
lect of the council for the plaintiff, bu
from whatsoever source it originated
We deem it unjust and highly imprope
for newspaper article to decide cas- /.
that is already before the courts, TO thl
detriment of the interests art
character of either party coz
cerned, and we do not like to se
the reputation Of any of our citizens as
sailed without at least denouncing th
parties concerned, until matter of thi
kind has had fair and impartial tria 6
and final decision has been renderee
by competent tribunal.
Any information in regard to th
arrest of the tramp will be cheerful
furnished by calling on or addressing
Martin McCIeery. When you write {
him in regard 10 the matter do not for
get TO enclose your photograph, givin
your weight and size, as a precaution
airy meas ure and three cent stamp 4
prepay postage.
Quite severe frost last night but il +
thought that no damage has as yet be,
done TO the fruit crop.
The painters have completed theii
work on the dwelling house of Marti:
McCleery.
Rev. Dir. Linebaek has made vas
improvements on his property in thu
south part of town.
n. 10y is putting up porch on IL
west of his dwelling, the workmanslll.
being done by his brother, F. D. 10y.
-"Rose'' and "Imperial'' flour at 81
w. Gibson's.
Glass and putty at Bonds. r
We are now receiving our sprins
stock of halls, caps, boots, shoes and
clothing; fancy goods, novelties ane
notions of the latest cat, at j. ID. Glib
sons.
New invoice of lace collars at J. u
Gihson's.
LosT-Between AmerIcus and Empon
| ria, heavy overcoat. The finder viii
confer favor by informing w. Moor
lead, Americas, of Its whereabouts.
Oils for lubricatiDg at Bonds.
z-McLean's cordial for spring fever al
IL. w. Gihson's.
Headlight coal oil, 175 degrees, a
Bonds.
See our line of ladies' gold pins