The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-07
The AMER1cus News.

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FRIDAY, Feb.


EDITED BIT BURLOW."
FRIDAY, Feb.1.
NJ. W. Gibson is enjoying Jobs CON-
forter on his face. II makes him look
cheeky"
]. S. Steadman met with quite an &C
cident the other evening. While driving
home after dark he attempted to drive
|, one side little to avoid a crack which
he knew was In a culvert, and
in doing so he drove too far to
one side and ran off the
bridge, spillIng his wife and two cbii-
dren and his aged mother out ut the We
hicle, but luckily doing no further dam
age than some slight bruises to the oc-
cupants of the vehicle.
Mrs DR.. StaTbucK, of Dunlap. is in
town visiting her many friends
As the weather grows warmer, the po-
lilical heat increases In geometrIcll pro-
portion.
IS. A. Brown & Co. open the spring
| campaign in the lumber business by du
| plicating all bills and giving entire sat
isfactIon in all respects. Fer proof of
this assertion give them trial
Bond ordered garden seed from
Wick, New York.
The best family medicines at N. w.
Gitson's.
-Tressler s. Lowry now carry five
| different brands of -four to suit ali Gus
TONERS, ranging from 81 per sack up
ward. You are sure to be suited. Call
on them.
-1S different brands of tobacco-all
prices from 25c up, at Tressler's &
LoWry's.
Window shades I'll fixtures at Lesh
Bros.
Look at the ready made clothing at
j. D. Gibson's.
Cash for grain at Tressler &
Lowry's.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
-Breech-loading shot-gu guns and sport
ing goods at Lesh Bros.
j. W. Floyd now carries four differ
ent kinds of coal Orders left at the
depot will be promptly filed.
SATURDAY, Feb 2.
Z,ne S. Adair, of Empcr ria, is IN town
on business pertaining TO the settlement
of the Shockley estate.
Butler s. Anderson have seld to 8
couple OF brothers by the name of Kay
ser, of Doniphsn county, the E. j. Hol-
dernes place.
Travelling men now visit this plsce IN
considerable N Imbers, and scarcely ever
leave without succet ding in making
heavy sales.
j. D. Gibson is clearing out his
stock of overcoats, gloves, cbiidrens'
1 costs. shawls and all kinds of wool
wraps at large discount. Do not fail
to buy some of these goods az the reduc-
ed prices.
Nj. w. Gibson the undeIt4ker.
| We are handling Il new line of the
latest patterns OF glass and queensware
which are bond TO please at Lesh Bros.
-Waner's safe kidney rem, dy at
Bonds.
| Avery, John Deer and Leidy st ok
cutters ter sale by J S GIBBS n. !.
Mote paper and candies At Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Rubber boots, rubber overcoais and
ladies' gosssmer ulsters, at Lesh Bro'l.
CLOCKS repaired by D. c. Grlnnell.
TUESDAY, Feb 5.
The next regular mt citing of the U. p.
>ocial will convene at the residence of
N. w. Gibson on the evening OF Feb
ruary 18th. The following is the pro-
gram:
| 1. Music.
i 9. Recitation-Mrs. NJ. W. Gibson.
3. Essay-Mrs. r. B. Edmiston.
f. ReadIng-Miss Lille Swim.
j 5. SODg-Frank List.
g. Reading-C. F. Gibson.
z. Recitation-Msud List
II 8. Reading-Alice Gibson.
0. Question box.
Music by choir,
Harry Heasley shipped car of fine
porkers this morning.
The mud was four fe. deer, more or
less, on our sidewalks yesterday.
The painters OF town are vieing with
each other in ornamental gr lining.
i Confectionery, cigars, tobacco and
flour at NJ. w. Gibson's.
Bird cages at Lesh Bros.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Cutlery cutl cry! at Lesh Bros.
Buy the old reliable John Deer
pillow of j. s. Gibson.
Motions! notionsl notions! notions
At Lesh Bros. NCtrcnsi notions! nc.
tons!
AMERIoUs, Feb. q.
The election yesterday passed off qui.
city. The total vote polled was 332. Al
: usual the chief interest was in the cleo
of a trustee, which resulted as follows
W. H. Clark, 1854; Lew Bro~n.9 5; E
Moorhead, 10.
Clerk-W. McAuleY, PIG; c. Bsmee
berger, rs; D. Laughlir, "a
treasurer. B. Lesb, $40; A g
Edmitton, 49,
Justice of the Peace-D C. GIinell
25e; j L B. Snider, 1885,; } Woodman
+ sic, SO; Wesley FL. yd. 81; C. F. Conk
: lin. %.
, Constables-John w. Floyd, 2s5; II
L. Frost, 1879; J. McAuley, 1O5; E
ConyeEs, SO; C. Grimsley, 36.
Road Overseers-DistIi: No. /, A
! Tyess.er; No. 2. A. Char e=woIth; No
: 8, z. SwaEtz; No. 4. C. 9rimsley; Nc
5, w. McNabney; No. 6, Hmes Irvine
No. z, W. A IRWIN; No. 8, Z. BAN. .
berger; No. o. G McAule
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