The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-10-09
AMEzICUs NEWS.
1DrTED BIZ "suR1ow.r
FRIDAY.Oct 4:

FRIDAY, Oct 3.
non. j. A George, the anti.monopo-
iiet OF Washington, addressed a "Iaroa
ana enthusiastic meetinRn last p,eh.
In 'front.' of the residence of nr. =
A. Wright. They adjourned from the
echOoi house "because 1t wonld not hold
ons-half the crowd!n
We viii not make any comments. but
suAice It to say, there were $50 persons
present by actual count 80 of which
we're woman and children. The political
makeup. Is counted by one who knows,
consisted OF IS Republicans, So Demo
Gratis and Greenbackers, With IL doubt.
full.
W. A. Randolph made few remarks
against the grand jury system, at the
conclusion OF which three hearty cheers
were given tor Col Feighan.
Hon. P. B. Maxon addressed the
crowd, and at the conclusion three
cheers were given for Kellogg. This
ends scene /.
Elias Moorhead is suffering with
eEysipelss of the hand.
Z. Congers has returned from the
western part of the state.
| d. p. Tressler took in the Council
Grove fair yesterday.
a car load Of choice southwestern -four
from the celebrated mills AT Winfield.
Kansas. 1t acknowledges no superior.
From 80 cents per sack up at Lesh Bros.
Tressler & Lowry still have the lead
on Hour and are bound to keen It, lis
an undisputable fact that in the enter.
prise brands they not only have the best
flour In town, but their prices are the
most reasonable for good grades OF -four.
ry's.
n. s. flour at Tressler s. Lowry's.
Castor, lard and machine oils at
Bonds.
Butter coIcr at Bonds.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
| do not be afraid of overstocking us
with butter and eggs at Tressler and
| LoWry's.
Mote paper and candies at Bo nds'
MONDAY. Oct. 6.
About 20. persons visited Council
Grove from Americas Saturday to at
tend the Republican meeting at that
place.
The school house bell was put IN Do
sition Saturday.
Mrs P. B. ROUGH, who has been lying
at the point of death for several DAYS
has improved so much that hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
David Loughlin Is quite sick, being
threatened with typhoid fever.
o. B. Wharton has moved into Amer
Icus. He will locate as soon as he can
find residence.
Rev. Joseph Boyd, OF Iowa, will oc
cupy the pulpit at the U. P. church
next Sabbath.
TUEsDAY. Oct z.
Harvey 10y had . lively runaway this
morning, and was thrown from the vehi-
Gle and quite seriously hurt. The doc
tor was Immediately summoned, but just
how bad the injuries wnre, we were un-
able to learn.
The Americas cheese factory closes g
successful season this week.
Jacob Robbins Is moving into the
property lately purchased by him in the
north part of town.
Corn Smelling Is the order of the day.
Jesse WoOdmansee has purchased the
property lately owned by Mr.. SwIsher
in the southwest part OF town and will
tx 1t up fer residence.
E.y
s. A. Brown s. Co. is now arriving. Re
member they carry the best grades of
finishing lumber, lime, hair, cement and
full stock of builders material at fig
ures you cannot discount elsewhere
Try them-S. a. Brown 3 Co, Ameri-
Gus.
Wool hosiery at Gibson's.
Notions at Gibson's.
We are shipping large quantities of
butter and eggs. Pickering & Co
| takes the country produce.
Rubber goods at Gibson's.
Wool hosiery at Gibson's.
Wool yarns at Gibson's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Hats 80 cents at Gibson's.
A good straight family -four for 81 10
| at Pickering & Co.'S. Try It and be con-
vInced.
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. 8. Gibson's.
Mems suits, IS 90 at Gibson's.
Golden Belt flour for $3.50 at Picker
ing & Co.'S.
Wooden goods at Gibson's.
Look at the hard coal stoves at j. s.
Glbson's if you want to see q nice stove
that will do the work.
Best stock Of boots and shoes, hats and
caps at Gibson's.
Another inYoice of Royal st. John
sewing machines. The best machine on
earth Just received at NJ. w. Gibson's