The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-28

IS. A. Brown & Co. open the spring |
amp Ligu 10 the lumber business by du
all bills and giving entire sat
sfactIoa In all respects. For proof of
his assertion give them a trial.
Bond ordered garden seed from
V Ick, New York.
The best family medicines at N. w
Gibson's.
-Tressler s. Lowry now carry five
different brands of flour TO suit all Gus
TONERS, ranging from 81 per sack up
ward. You are sure to be suited. Call
on them.
Is different brands of tobacco-all
prices from 25c up, at TressleF's s.
Lowry's.
Window shades and fixtures a. Leah
Bros.
Look at the ready made clothing at
j. D. Gibson's.
Cash for grain q: Tressler &
Lowry's.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
-Breech- loading shot-guDs and sport
ing goods at Lesh Bros.
j. W. Floyd now carries four differ
ent kinds of coal. Orders left al the
depot will be promptly filed.
TUESDAY, Feb. &c.
Atnyear old boy of Dolph Perry
was sliding down of hay stack and
aligh.ing ran his leg between the teeth
of hay rake, and falling forward broke
both bones of the leg near the ankle.
DR.. T. A. Wright was called and reduc-
ed the fracture.
James Finley, of Emporis, was in
town yesterday furnishing the citizens
with "chin music in regard to instru
mental music. He is an organ dealer.
Mrs. L. A. Hill was taken suddenly
i'll last night.
Harry Heasley shipped fine load OF
hogs this morning. Mr.. II. Is doing
quite an extensive business in thai
line.
Mrs. AL. Gimble is quite sick.
The hay press goeth when the wind
stoppeth. -
B. F. Bixler is the happy father of g
| future voter. Avoirdupoise nine pounds
Mr. Bixler will survive the surprise.
This is moving day. Walter 10y
moves on TO his fathers farm across the
river, Mr.. W. W. Swim moves into thG
10y house, Mr.. Hoffman moves into The
house vacated by Mr. Swim, etc.
The carpenters have commenced worl
on the dwelling of 2. E. Kirk.
j. D. Gibson is clearing out hi
stock of overcoats, gloves, chiIdrens
coats, shawls and all kinds of WOO
wraps at large discount. Do not fai
to buy some Of these goods at the reduC
ed prices.
M. w. Gibson the undertaken.
We are handling a new line of tn
latest patterns OF glass and queenswar
which are bound to please at Lesh Bros
Manners safe kidney remedy q
Bonds.
| Avery, John Deer and Leidy stocl
cutters tor sale by J. s. Gibson.
Note paper and candies at Bond
Motions and toilet articles at Bond:
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Rubber boots, rubber overcoais an
ladies' gosssmer ulsters, at Lesh Bro
4 CLOCKS repaired by D. C. GrInnel
"WEDNESDAY, Feb 27.-In the assaul
and battery case OF Ben Ray, defendan
and W. A Irwin. complaining witness
the defendant plead guilty, and fin
. and costs amounting to 50 &C, was In
) posed.
A postal card has been received
Constable Floyd IN regard to the bu
glary of the safe of s. j. Stafford, of !
Dorado, who, ii will be remembered
formerly run a lumber yard in this plac
Mrs. 8. NJ. Bell received as present
beautiful floral zephyr wreath from h'
friends in Illinois.
Mr.. Egrulf has at last decided to con
mence the erection of bis hotel. 1t WI
be a frame building 50x50 and tW
stories high, to be built on or near Il
present site of Pete Burk's blacksmith
shop.
A meeting will be held at Butler
AudeTson's Office to-day at 2 O'Clock
take steps in regard TO sending ms
to Topeka to see what can be done !
regard to getting the new Ottawa
Council Grove railroad to strike th
!, place.
Cone, of the Daily Capital. was
town yesterday in the interests of b
paper.