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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-12
The AMERIcUs News
EDITED By "BURLow."

MONDAY, July 8.
E. B. Lesh returned from Colorado
Saturday evening, and in a talk with
him this morning says he did not see
any inducements on his trip in any way
that would cause him to leave Kansas
Henry Edmiston's house was moved
Glass and putty at Bonds.
to position Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Hutchens, of Ottowa, is ex-
Window netting. Also new stock
of ribbons, laces and notions.
J.D. GIBSON.
pected to deliver a sermon at the U. p.
church next Friday. He will also stay
over Sabbath to assist in the regular
communion services.
-Americus people have quit going to
EmporIa to buy lumber. Cause why
Because by trying they have found they
can duplicate Emporia prices by buy
ing of s. A. Brown & Co., Americas.
]. s. Gibson, G. Gopkens, and others
had some valuable horses lacerated on
the barbed wire fence Friday night.
Nice lawns and buntings for no
weather wear at j. d. GIbson's.
-Overalls, gents hose and notions at
Lesh Bros.
When you are thinking of purchas-
ing an organ. call on Lesh Bros. They
will save you money and do you good.
Their prices can't be discounted.
-Lesh Bros. have some OF the most
elegant designs in glassware you ever
saw. Also new stock of queensware.
Remember Lesh Bros Is the place
TO buy notions.
Positively the highest market price
paid for country produce by Lesh Bros.
Il am permanently located at AmerI-
Gus for the purpose of buying all kinds
of grain, for which will pay the highest
market price. 8. NJ. BELL.
Loud complaints are being made in
regard to the horses Of Mr.. Strahecher,
which are badly diseased with the CLAN
ders, being driven to town and tied TO
the hitching posts, thus endangering
other horses, and it is even claimed that
persons are liable TO become lnoccuIated
with this loathsome and incurable
disease. Some steps should be taken to
remedy this evil.
-Mason's fruit jars. The best at
TressIer's & Lowry's.
Mrs. Z. A. Hill went to Empcria Sat
urday to meet her brother, Frank God
dard, of st. Louis.
New yeilIngs and neck wear at j.
D. Gibson's.
The stone masons on the new store
building have been seriously delayed
owing to their inability TO procure sand,
which has been daily expected.
You can trade your produce for
pants, hosiery, shoes, jackets and shirts,
at Tresslef q Lowry's.
1T. Phelan reports corn that now
stands nine feet high, and an eli ght-acre
piece Of it at that.
When IN need of light or heavy
muslins, ducks and denIms, or cotton.
aees. call at j. D. Gibson's dry goods
house.
Oats harvest haN commenced and an
abundant yield is expected.
Don't you fail 70 remember that S.
d: Bell IL paying the highest market
pEice--spot cash-for corn, oats or rye.
WIN keep bran and chop feed at the
harness shop.
Main street presents lively appear
snce this morning.
Handsome hand mirrors and mfr
rors Of all sizes, glassware and queens
ware, lamps and fues at j. D. Gfbson's.
What sticketh closer than 9 brother 8
The seats in the II. E. church.
-Eldorado Engine OIL, the best in
use for lubricating purposes. For sale
by ]. 8. Gibson.
Corn blowing is finished, except in 8
few cases Of late planting.
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II is strange Eli Perkins did not sele

1t is strange Eli Perkins did not select
town farther out than Plymouth foI
that pathetic and awfully false yarn
about the German emigrants which
EaanY of the papers are copying. The
tact is Plymouth don't indulge In no
tel If it does in even railroad platform
and Eli never had . lecture engagement
there in his life. We do net like 4
spoil this soft story of Ellis but We sup
pose it is about q fair specimen Of hll
slosh.
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G.. w. NEWMAN & GO.

The sound of the hammer is heard i
the land.
Call at ]. ID. Gibson's store and loo
at the clothing and gents furnishin
goods.
Wesley Lash has purchased the resi-
dence of Rev. Joel A. Barker for $22
and will take possession some time tn
week. Mr.. Barker will occupy q
Walter 10y house during his sojouI
with US.
If you want good sulky rake ~
can get it of J. s. Gibson.
Ellen bennington went to Emporia 3
day in answer to the numerous adve
tisements for feminine help.
-Wanted.-Butter and eggs at Tres
Ter Sc Lowry's.
The next regular meeting of the U. !;
social will be held at the residence !.
Rev. J. A. Collins, on the evening /.
July. 18th. The following is the pr
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Coz. IL. w. PEARsAII., Salesi

Notice is hereby given that on Friday
July 20, 1883, will sell at public auc
ton, one bay pony mare, at my farm in
Emporia township, Lyon county, Kan
sas, about three miles east of Emporia
on the line of the A, T. 81 s. +. rail
road. Said mare was left with me by
ane Joe Pearson, about the middle o.
December, 1882 She will be sold to pay
the charges of her keeping.
CONRAD BANKS.
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AuCrIoNEER-Rem Remember when you
want salesman that understands the
business, knows the people and always
stands up TO the racket, he can be found
by addressing.
III. w. PEARsALL. Auct,
Emnoria Kanaaa
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ESTRAYED OR SToLEN-June %, 1898,
from the corner OF Rural street and
Ninth avenue, one small dun mare, with
black name and tail, and branded Ak.
M" on left hip. A liberal reward will
be given for any information. Address,
G. w. PoRTERFIELD, Emporia.
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FARM FOR SALE.-I have for sale on
easy term, valuable improved farm In
Lyon county. well adapted to corn and
stock. ALMERIN GuLETT,
EmporiA, Kansas.
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PUBLIC SALE.-I will offer for sale
at public auction, at the farm of Rev.
John Jones, three miles south OF the
city of EmporIa, ON Tuesday, July 17thr
1883, commencing at 10 q. m, the fol.
property, to-wIt: 12 cows with calves
by their side, 3 yesrling heiEers, l SOW
TO pig. 4 two.year- old heiiers. 4 yearling
steers. SOW with fodr pigs.
Terms of sale, on all sums OF $500
and under, cash; all sums over 81 90 six
months time Will be given, with 10 pei
cent interest and good bankable paper
per cent of for cash.
REFS NJ. JoNEa.
Coz. IL. w. PEARsALI., Salesman.
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STEERS FOR SALE. Three hundred
domestic steers. mostly three and four
ycar-olds, for sale. Address Charles Z
Wnletts, olney. Kans- The cattle are
twenty miles north of Larned.
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Parsons. PuEgatiye Pills are : price.
less boon TO the people Of the south and
southwest. They eaectualIy prsRent
IeNeC end agae and al malaEioue diseas.
e. and cost only . cents bog.
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The board adjourned to meet on Tues
day, the nth inst, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the proprIety
OF placing fountain IN the court house
grounds. VIM. r. EwTNG, Co. Clerk.
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Ayers Pills possess the positive viz
tues OF some Of the best known medical
plants, prepared and combined with
scientific skill-reiecting the crude and
drastic portions, and retaining only the
active princlple-the part which cure
and does not harm. II you ara sick tn
theu
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DE. Roberts. the dalryman, is sell
ing the best of milk at five cents quart,
retail; wholesale, four cents.
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Money to loan IN any amount
by the Central Loan and Land company
ut the lowest rates. Call and see us be-
fore making your loans. rs we can do
unn mood
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Hats and bonncts, over the Famous
shoe store, arc selling at prices which
will enable every one TO buy two, three
or more,
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MAX FAwcETT

All the butter and eggs We can get we
want, and will pay the highest price for
the same TANNER Bios. IL HEED.
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MONEY To loan ut per cent inter-
est, with commission. Mortgage can
hc paid OIL at any time borrower de-
sires. ii. LLEwELEYN JONES.
nnicn NJ thu Cnnrf Hnnan
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We buy more butter and eggs than all
the other merchants put together. Call
and sec US. TANNER Bros. q HEED
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STRAYED-A light snrrel mare, brand
ell on the left hip, -. d." A suitable
reward will be paid to the finder
Address s. ID. Curtis, Hortonburg, Kan
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FoR SALE Twelve stands of bees.
Inqaire at No. 33 Constitution street,
Emporia, Kansas.
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We keep everything in the grocery
line at the Opera House grocery.
WIN. EIsTUN & SOH.
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Rubber paint, the best of all mixed
paint. Sold only by Ryder the drug
piSt
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STRAYED-One bay mare and small
colt; mare about four years old. Any
Information leading TO recovery will be
duly rewarded. w. Z. MCMAHON.
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We want your butter and eggs. II
will pay you to call and see US.
TANNER Bros. s. HERD.
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We have money To loan at extremely
low rates.
EMPORIA LOAN & TRUST Co,
Sixth avenue, west OF First National
Bank, EmpOria, Kans.
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q. w. Fred erIck is the man To whom
you should apply To borrow money, buy
real estate, or to have deeds, mortgages
leases and abstracts drawn or titles en-
aminPd
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| oAeJ -
The Fourth of July was celebrated
Americas people in various place
Some time previous to that day, Il
young boys from IA to Is years of ag
conceived the idea of a young folk
picnic at Lambert's grove. A meetin
was called, the various committees al
pointed and all the necessary arrang
ments made, with the discretion of old,
heads, and at 0 o'clock on the mornin
of the Fourth, the girls met at Il
school house, awaiting conveyances fu
nished by the rising generation to tai
them to the scene of the days testiYitie
Ice cream and other refreshments wei
prepared, and all seemed to enjoy then
selves hugely.
Cash for grain at Tressier
Lowry's.
On Allen creek, in the grove of Ne
son Segar, large-sized, old-fsshione
picnic gathered in the early part of Ii
day. j, Harvey Firth, of Emporla, Il
the "esgle scream" while Revs. Turne
and Van Voris furnished the home Ia
ent part of the oratory. Instruments
and vocal music filed up the interstic,
between the speeches, and the pIentift
baskets filled up the hungry. Mis-
Mary Creighton, girl IS or IA years
age, spoke Tor declaimed) the DeclAr,
ton of Independence, the rev
dition of which was pronounced
perfect. Mr.. Segar's grove Is an el'
cellent place for such gaths
ing and all that was in his power We
done by Mr.. 8. to make the occasion /
pleasant one. Some 800 or 400 weI
present and much better time social
and otherwise was enjoyed than possibl
can be where there is too large crow
and jam.
-Tressler & Lowry buy the Ente:
prise flour in carload lots, and IL
prices, wholesale or retail. will not tax
back seat for any one.
The young men of the town nearly
went either to Dunlap or Emporia earl
in the morning, and some few took i
both places. Several went to the opei.
in the city or visited the fireworks
Emporia. The display of fireworH
were not thought to be hardly up tn u
standard of what might be e.
pected of city the 81:
of Emporia, yet they were Vel
nice. During the elongated pyrotechn
illumination, some juvenile resident
the western wilds. enthroned behind =
PAIR of mules, caused the wheel Of b
wagon to come in contact with the bu
gy of Mr.. James, unceremonious
causing the instant precipitation Of
occupants, Mr.. James, Mrs. J. ID. Ga
son and Miss Katie Steel. They We
"out on the fly" but luckily no serioa
injury was done TO either vehicle or o
cupants.
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We have large 6ricrs To fill for butter
and eggs, and will buy all you can
bring us. TANNER Bios. q HIRED.
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MONEY Money al Warren & Leigh
toms is too cheap u steal. You can
borrow IL at prices meyer before made in
Ranaas
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Our stock consists of groceries, dry
goods, clothing, bouts, shoes, hats, caps,
glassware, queensware, tinwarc, and, in
fact, everything.
TANNER Bros. q HEED.
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You can buy your team nets cheaper
nj Heilman's than any place in the city
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You can find all grades oil buggy and
team nets at Heilman's from 81 TO $40 .
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FoR SALE-One section of good hay
grass, six miles south of EmporIa. For
particulars address G. C. Smith. Empo-
ria. KAnsas.
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Mason's fruit jars at the Emporia
Mercantile Co.'s
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Holman beats them all for large
stock and low prices.
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Stockmcn will find the best CallfOrnis
and Texas saddles at Heilman's.
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Remember that Ryder has the agency
for the celebrated Haas hog remedy.
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Go directly 10 Ryder for anything in
the drug line
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One and two gallon water kegs IT the
Emporia Mercantile Co.'S.
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The Emporia News.
THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1888.
TAsNEn Bios. s. HEED.

Our purchases of butter and eggs are
simply immense Call and see us be-
fore you cell:
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We sell roasted coffee in packages 2
pounds for 81 EmpOria Mercantile
Company.
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ny Ave
Charlie Collins, who has been clerk.
ing for Baird Bros, of Emporia, was II
town yesterday. He says he lie of for 6
few weeks vacation, and that during
the time he will make visit TO his old
home in Illinois.
IF you want spring wagon or bug.
gY examine my stock and get prices.
j. s. GIBSON.
Id. Gibson is enclosing his residence
with picket fence.
81. c. Adams Is suffering it'll erysi-
pslas IN the hand, which makes tha'
member useless.
-Tsbaeco and cigars at Bond's.
Hank Carpenter went east yesterday
after an eight week,s visit with his fam
lily at.this place.
The old reliable Buckeye mowers
The lighs-running and most durable
For sale By ]. s. Gibson.
Mr. Fluiser, Of Emporia, was ia TOW,
Del Saunders returned from the we.
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90 to A. MOhler. Sixth avenue, near
Saving's bank, TO get your boots made
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Ryder has the best three 70. ten cent
cigar in the market.
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Butter and eggs wanted by Tanner
Bros. u Heed.
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Office in Savings Bank building, down
stairs, Emporia. kansas.
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Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-twO
dollars per setting. WM, b. SCOIT.
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-Wanted-Butter and eggs, at Tanner
Bros. a. Heed's
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Money To Loan ON Personal Security
or on chaitcl IN ortgage.
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FRIDAY, July 8.

FRIDAY, July 8.
Henry Edmiston returned yesterda
and will commence soon 10 move lh
old lumber. Office onto the lots recenti
purchased of Mr.. Grise and flt IL up fo
a dwelling.
Oils for lubricating at Bonds.
U. W. Caldwell purchased Of 8.
Brown &Co, of A mericus, q bill Of luz
Der, and will soon commence the ere
ton of commodions dwelling on h
farm.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
The buggy of Robert McCaw vas
set during the fireworks display and Il
occupants quite seriously hurt.
Conklin s. Ames have nearly compI
ed'a barn for Thomas Craig s4x30 fe,
WEDNESDAY,. July ii.
The amateur band after furnishing Il
newly married couple with music, We
out serenading. They did we'll.
VIM. Bell the infant son OF s. II. Be
was the recipient of . handsome bal
carriage presented by County Trcasur
Ernst, as the child was named in hon
of our friend viii Ernst Ii will nc
be in order for mothers wanting an
thing in the vehicle line TO call the
baby Win.
| Phillip Gimble tried the experime
hast night of driving 800 pound hog
$40 gait Resuit-Sf4 worth Of DEF
pork.
8. IL. Bell is shipping corr, notwit.
standing the present low prices.
r. II. Aahan transported car 10
of hogs TO Kansas City yesterday,
DR.. Cobb. of Council Grove, and n
Martha Wright Of this place, were M
ried by the Rev. z. A. Barker Yeslerds
VIM. Lltz was taken suddenly Al
seriously sick this morning.
Sewing machine agents and lightnii
rod men are stirring up the denlzens
the burg.
| S. A. Brown s. Co.. are unloading
couple of cars of lumber.
n
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A. II. HA1sEY, Assistant Manager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-08-23

What il ,blsf" "A society man. my
dear
''iis seems 70 he very ssalihys" "oh,
ses' he seems 40
"Iiu. 10 be MOI vesl,byf" NO, dear. be
h9s oaiy VI o..
MY be has no espi..if" Certainly
dear
What !. nT- 'Ths people he 'hpo-s.'
~ society mao has no capital but
81 az An3 The people be Knows, how can
lie afford 10 drcss 80 welli' Ask bis tail
or
MY doesn't the poor tailor get bis
paw" ooh. yes"
How" "why. he charges his NEXT
customer $50 for 4 sa5 suit"
''Gneiousl but how did the society
man manage 10 get his snitf' by know
ing Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Boblnson."
"who are theyY" men who pay the
tailor"
"wellf" well. the last time Mr..
smith and Mr.. Robinson ordered . suit.
he accom- panied them and ordered his.
And the poor tailor thought he was 40
intimate friend Of Mr. Smith and Mr..
Robinsonf" Exactly"
''Ah but has the society man no oceu.
tionf' ''yes"
WHAT" Trying to marry.
"whom," Tho girl who drives the
English pug"
''Bnt u he marries the young girl Who
drives the English pug. how will he sup.
port herr" "He will not supper, her"
Then how will they get alongs' 'She
will support him."
''Ohl then he will marry girl with
money! Every time.
"B1t will he contribute nothing to-
ward the support OF the family" "oh,
yes,
''WhatfP "He will buy meat for the
pug"
well, the life OF swindling and expec-
fancy IL q rather singular life for gentle
man 10 lesd?" mo gentleman leads il. I"
But are not oil gentlemen members Of
societyy "Yes."
Then they are society men'" Yes.
but"
"But whAtf" "All society men are not
gentlemen. darling. - Chicago Daily Hofa
Reporter.
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co TIA lnsiani plan fer ventilation.
whlis others ks sp the hsoa,. ras The "a,
vine. STRIKE dfill cr temper cns. run The
assay fnrosre on ibs mill. be ransi be abls
10 do eisA~x or All 10 easc 81 necessity,
sach assr eristcndspi IA never troubled
With in<u oordinslioa and never fails 10 10
prc6sA1e 10 his employers Bot such
men. ss i may he supposed. command
high pay, rhe members Of the Eastern
company which ve have Supposed to have
Just organized. are used 10 paying very
low wages for VERY eficirn, service in their
counting room. They tnow nothing Of
the many things which the superintendent,
mns. know. The president. We may sup.
pose, has PyOtese who may be grocer.
CT boo. aud shoe dealer. or. II nothing
else. may be a brutherin.law. Everybody
has perfect confidence in bis zeal and in.
iegriiy. and The new superintendent pro-
oecds 10 The front II his foreman hap
pens to be well selected. the work At the
mine goes on fairly well. while the men
augh at him behind his back He learns
that company usually has a mill. and
recommends that our company have one.
without reference to whether IL has any
body OF ore ready for il or not The choice
Of q mill Is an accident 1.-THE Thunder.
bolt Consolidated" OF Grizzly Gulch has q
particular class OF mill. the new company
has that class ofmill The ores Of the two
mines may differ totally in character. but
our new company and the superintendent
will not find that out till afterward. Net
result--a large iof " ro'y erpeasire old iron.
The usual result regardless OF the value OF
the mine in proper hands, is. dissatisfied
stockholders. discredited management.
disgraced superintendent and ''bustcd"
mine The Rockies" are full OF the
wrecks OF Just such enterprises
that never shipped an ounce. and stacks
that never run bar may be found in ev-
cry mining region OF the West. and with
them, or near them, may be found the
traces Of the millions which their owners
sunk in opening worthless mines or butch
ering good ones. Eastern men have made
. large percentage Of failures. simply be-
cause they have gone into mining as they
60 into no other business. Men who would
not pay fifty dollars for town lot without
an abstract Of title havc paid thousands
for mines without any evidence Of title at
all. They would not invest dollar in q
ship II it were TO be commanded by car
penter, nor in grocery il it we're to be
managed by tailor. When they invest
in mines and conduct the business in the
same way and upon the same principles
that they invest in and run cotton and
nail mills, they will run less risks and in.
eur fewer failures in their mines than they
do in their manufactures. w.H.a q.