The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-12-04
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Frank Pick of Montana arrived one
day last wcck. and will permanently To-
cate in this Vicinity. His wife is we'll
known in this vicinity. as he is the hus-
band Of Miss Carrie Cook He is well
come.
Jacob W. LeSh has soli has apparatus
for making cheese to j. Il. Courtney.
who will probably remove the fixtures
to some ether place, as the range for
milk COWS near this place is becoming
a thug of the past.
Saturday was busy day with our
merchants. We noticed twenly-sevcn
cus.o ners in one store at the same time
buying goods.
8. 81. Bell has been computir e long
columns of figures for the last three or
four day s, and when we asked him the
result he Informed US that since he CON-
menced buying grain here he Lad paid
out over $4,000 for the same. Such
men are the kind that help to make bnsl-
| ness.
Thomas Craig will soon commence
the erection of dwelling on his lots in
the northwest part of town to lie 24x14
Simeon Gather has been engaged 10 do
the carpenter work.
Several drOves of hogs In this vIcinIty
are reported as having hog cholera
among them, as large numbers OF them
are diving. Che lady is feeding sick
hog "GreeD's Angus; Flower" We will
report results.
Harry Hood has purchased of j. S.
Gibson a twelve-foct wind mill which
he Is putting up on hif place.
James Crock having sold out his har-
nes1 business at Dunlap, Jake Leighty
who was in charge of the shop at that
place has come t. Americas to assist
Mr.. Crock.
The little school house reeds a thor
ough cleaning and fixing up so as to
look little more cheerful. at is the
walls and ceiling are black and dingy
and the room looks dismal enough to be
q second grade penitentisrY
All persons indebted to j. S. Gibson
will please call and settle the same by
January 1, and oblige.
Fancy lamps from So 90 to $500 at
Tressler & Lowry's.
Give G. G. Pickering & Co. your pat
ronage.
s. A. Brown & Co. have made the
prices on lumber to correspond with
that of corn, and will take either cash
or corn IN exchange for lumber Their
hard pine is inst the thing for frames
for dwellings,, cribs, sheds and bards.
Prices are muJilated.
We have line OF useful articles for
the holiday trade, consisting of silk
handkerchlefs, neckties, WOODEN scarfs,
musical ins truments, vases and tancy
glass sets, albums and all kinds OF uss-
fui aud substantial presents at Lesh
Bros.
Cocoanuts at NJ. w. Gibsoas.
Groceries never were lower at e c.
Pickering s. Co.'s.
Fancy glassware at TressIer 81 Low
RVS.
Santa Claus at Lesh Bros.
Oranges at NJ. w. Gibson S.
Jewelry for the holidays at j. D. GIh-
sons.
Headquarters tor Santa Claus at Tres
eler q LoWrys.
Great Bend Imperial flour at Lesh
Bros.
Fruit candies, cheap candies, common
candies and all kinds of candies for
Christmas and New Years at Tressler s.
LOWrV's.
Silver and Deming iron pump for
sale bv j. b. Gibson.
Good goods at bottom prices at &. C.
Pickering & Co.'S
A large line of toys and fancy articles
for the holiday trade at Tressler & Low
ry's.
Buy your Christmas candies and fine
cigars of G. G. Pickering & Co.
Candy fruit at n. W. Gibsoa's
4 slime" of mIttens and gloves clear
across the room at Tressler s. LOwry's.
Christmas candies at NJ. w. GibsOD's-
The best family -four from 81 to 81 .35
per sack at c. g. Ickering q Co.'S.
Ladies' pins, ear drops. necklaces,
cuff buttons, and ornaments :aI holiday
gifts at J. ID. GlbsOn's.