The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-02-08

AlttOu AOOiuCJ AOASCo SO1 " hISbt-
ing In the stable last night and kicked
each other in several places, so that it
became necessary TO sew mp the wounds
Patent-gate man IN town.
Another severe storm. This is as Sc
we're a winter as We have experienced
in this country for several winters.
The Two Lyceums, district No. Al and
70. are making preparations for grand
hunt to take place in week or so.
Election gossip, checker playing and
storytelling is about al we hear now
days.
The Ii. 5. -four is the best family
flour on the market, atOnly $3.50 per
sack, at the Feed Store.
-"Funk's Rose" Hour 81 % per sack,
at the Feed Store.
We have q choice line of ladies' and
misses fine shoes, men and boys boots.
Our Chicago kip cannot be beaten.
]. D.-GIBsoN.
SATURDAY, Feb. 3.
Mercury six degrees below zero this
morning.
Items are so very scarce We are unable
to find them.
Hard weather on the doctors.
w. II. Anderson, deputy sheriff al this
place, is now sending ont warrants TO
those delinquent on their personal prop
erty tax TO come in and pay mp.
Good demand for coal, and for one
time in the hIstosy of Americas the coal
yards have plenty on hand so that none
need to suffer.
Who will be the coming trustee IL
the all absorbing question.
The freight train now runs very ir-
regular and those depending on il for
means of travel, generally get left.
We have n few cloaks and dolmans
that we will close out cheap, at j. ID.
Gibson's.
Horse blankets and lap robes, Mt j.
D. GibsOn's-
Try the pride" and imperial patent
| flour sold by NJ. W. Gibson's.
Hoods, scarfs and wooden goods, At
J. d. Gibson's.
Candy. cigars and tobacco, at NJ. w
Glbs5n's.
See our boys and mems clothing, al
j. d. Glbson's.
Sorghum at NJ w. Gibson's.
We have thirty different brands oil
chewing tobacco and have marked Oul
65 cent tobacco down to 40 cents. A
great reduction also in boots and shoes
j. G. Brown.
MONDAY, Feb. ).
Bert Irwin is very sick with the bill
ious fever.
David Roberts, of Usage City, spent
the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. Bond.
The section foreman received orders
for men to walk over the track after al
passing trains, to look out for broker
rails, as the recent cold weather hal
caused good many Of the rails Il
break. The task of walking the TRACK
these cold nights is not an easy one.
We understand that the social viii
take place at j. W. Logs tomorrow ev
ening. 1t has been postponed now fol
sometime on account of the revival. i
is gotten up under the auspices of the
Ladies' Sewing Circle.
Don't forget tit is a boy.-Winfield
s. McAuleY.
Frame stores, pickles. bluing an6
such cold weather-verdict. froze.
The family of Mr.. Draper. OF Halsted
is expected to move back to tins country
in few weeks.
There is talk of calling a meeting tol
the purpose of organizing stock CON
pany for the purpose of going into TIT
sorghum business on an extensive scale
We would like to see this thing take
definite shape and those who are tn,
most directly interested get togeihe
and appoint time and we will gladly
give it due notice. There is no doub
but that this would be one of the mos
paying things the farmers conld go into
and arrangements should be completed
at once as spring will soon be here, ana
to assure success. those wishing to plan
any cane should have time To make tn
necessary arrangements. w. Dr
promised liner. sting essay Tan 81
gham. euIaarr. by one who has long b. ei
in the business.