The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27
AMEKICUs NEWS.
EDITED by BuRLow.

DAAAO Ia oOA-S /
FRIDAY, Nov. 81.
Charlie ConkIin has been canvassing
he town in the interest of the Lyon
County Gazetteer.
Robert Hall hit his hand with ham,
ner while working on LOwry's house
He now thinks more of that
land and gives it more attention than he :
Toes q fine horse,
Eugene Dond is sick with lung fever
md is quite poorly.
Numerous strays are now being post
ID and others are trying to settle up
,ther matters pertaining 10 legal bust
1ess:
It's "fearfully fearful and utterly utter
when folks have ~humor" they will
scratch. ats pronounced by the physi-
clan as one form OF The itch and We are
sorry to say it is becoming quite prevail
emit in the city and vicinity"
s. A. Brown are receiving invoices of
hard pine from the lumber regions Ar
kansas; also soft pine and fine finish.
Our terms are cash but we knock the
spots off other Yar,is on prices. Try US
and be convinced.
Misses cloaks at Gibs0n's.
Duck jackets, gloves, boots and shoes /
overalls, and gents furnishing goods, |
Tressler s. LourY, they keep them.
LeMores' rock crystal eye glasses at |
Bonds.
More room and less prices at TressIer
s. Loury's.
Ell OF PEna
Wanted-CountrY produce at Picker
ing s. Co.'s.
We handle our "Jewel." the best base
heating stove IN the market At j. 8.
GibsOn's.
Pickering s. Co. are the "get there
Eli'' kind on flour.
SATURDAY, Nov. %.
Mr.. A Howard is quite sick with the
pleurisy.
Alfred Pettyjohn returned from Green
wood county Saturday, where he was
recently married. He brought his vile
with him.
Mrs Will Fllckinger of Cottonwood, is
visiting with D. P. Tressler and family.
Terrible dull to day, as it has been
raining all day.
Word was received that Mr.. Wood
and Mr. J. G. Anderson, who were depu-
tized as sheriffs, had succeeded in find
ing Murray Pitts, who has been arrested
for Ascending with mortgaged property
and will return with him to-day.
Butter color at Bonds.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
Mote paper and candies at Bonds.
A full line of groceries at EmporIs
prices at Lesh Brothers,
Ali kinds of gents underwear and
gents furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Turner's Scientific Wonder at
Bonds.
| Russian circulars at GIbson's.
Tressler and Lowry handle the best
| -four in town and We dare you to beat
them on prices.
New crop of pickles in bulk at Lesh
| Bros.
! Pickering 8 Co. are new in the bust
ness but low on prices.
Blankets and comforts at Gibson's.
Sauer Kraut, new crop, at Lesh
Bros.
Husking gloves at Tressler s. Low
RVS.
| Uncle Sans harness oil at Bonds.
Wool hosiery at Gibson's.
Notions at Gibson's.
Wool hosiery at Gibson's.
Wool yarns at Gibson's.
For Sale or Trade-ThTee fresh milk
cows. Enquire of A. Howard. Ameri.
Gus.
| MONDAY, November "a.
Rev. W. G. Snodgrass wall lecture al
the III. E. church on Tuesday evening
December 2. An admission fee Will be
charged at the door, the receipts to GO
to the church.
D. a. Stshl has now lost thirty head
OF three and four Year-old steers with the
Texas fever.
James Crock purchased q whole wagon
load of saddlery and harness fixtures.
which were delivered at his place OF
business Saturday.
Owing to the Indictment westher COM
munion services at the U. z. church
were postponed until next Sabbath.
Clothing at Gibson's.
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds
New stock at Gibson's.
A large stock of heating and cooking
stoves at j. s. GibsOn's.
Mems suits. IS 90 at Gibson's.
Wooden goods at Gibson's.
, Best stock of boots and shoes. hats and
!. caps at Gibson's.
Great reduction in clothing ct Lesh
Brothers.
Cash for grain at Tressler s. Low
ry's.
TUESDAY. Nov. 25.
. Lewis Sutton is quite sick. He ha.
been ailIng for some days.
il. Gibson is unloading car of wsg
ons.
Dave Brewer of Emporis made THU
) place visit yesterday.
JaIlor 10y passed through town yes
terday.
/ Milton Toomty is improving his plac'
{ by the addition of kitchen and g couple
of porches. Charley Conklin does th'
carpenter work.
: w. Il. Ander has a very sick horse.
Our local Nimrods are bringing II
, considerable quantities of game.
James Crock went to Dunlap thil
morning.
A. g. Edmiston is having his grail
y. Office and warehouse painted.
Oar streets are fearfuIly muddy. VIII
do not on city dads do something IN re
d gard to. sidewalks.