The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-17

decision of q majority of the voters {
the precinct.
Notice is hereby given that Fret
eriek Mann has left my care withou
my leave, aud that will not be respon
sible for any debts contracted eontracte
by him.
coERAD LueIsLAND, Guardian.
THURsDAY, Jan. 10.
Robert Hall received telegram las
night announcing the sad news of tn
death of his brother Edward st Worces
ter. Ohio.
Nelson WhitlleseY was in town yesteT
day in the interest of the flour busl
ness.
"a. Howard, of Emporia, spent
coIple of days with his parents at thu
place.
John King is in town to-day.
Some Improvement might be made OF
the present weather.
Cora Kimpton, of CAhola. is sisItin.
Aunt Lucy" ss
The carpenter work on the postoficl
is receiving the finishing touches at tht
hands OF C. F. Conklip, and when finish
ed will be the best arranged Office il
the coaniy.
Candies, cigars, cakes and crackers
at N. w. !Gibson's.
Boots and shoes at Tressler &
Lowry's.
is different brands of tobacco-alI
prices from 25c ~, at Tressler's &
LOwry's.
Misses and ladies cloaks and dol
mans at j. ID. Gibson's.
Window shades and fixtures at Lesh
Bros.
For all wool blankets, hats and win
ter goods, go to j. ID. Gibson's.
Try Nj. w. Gibson on flour.
Look at the ready made clothing at
j. ID. Gibson's.
FRIDAY, Jan. II.
W. w 10y has rendered his resigna-
tion as road overseer district No. 1, and
constable of Americas township to ac-
cept his new position as jailer. Mr..
10y will no doubt make an efficient.
watchful and faithful officer.
r. Fl. Mahan is receiving hogs for
shipment,
S. NJ. Bell shipped car load of oats
yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Kitrick IS guest of Rev.
Mr.. Collins.
Mrs. L B. Ross has returned from the
southern part of the state.
A social dance at the residence of
Samuel Thompson tonight. Elias
Moorehead furnishes the music
Corn is still rolling in. S. NJ Bell
has found il necessary to commence the
erection of the thru crib 1913 feet
long.
The Royal St. John Is the only ma
chine made that runs both ways and
sews in the same direction.
NJ. w. GIBSON, Agent.
-Wanted.-Buttcr and eggs at Tress.
Ter & LowTy's.
Cash for grain at Tressler &
Lowry's.
Tobacco and cigars at Bonds
Gloves at J. -. Gibson's.
We are closing out our immense
stock of gloves very cheap, at Tressler Il
Lowry's.
-Brecch. loading shot-gnns 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 flied.
We have all the leading family
medicines in the market.
M w. GIBSON.
SATURDAY, Jan. IL.
Rev. NJ. A. Butts has sold his farm to
Fl. MOsier aud will remove to Brown
county in "a couple of weeks.
W. w. 10y will move his family to
EmporIa next Monday.
J. S. Gibson's timer, Mr.. Torey, has
gone TO the south part Of the state.
Mr.. Galloway, of Republic county, is
stopping at AmerIcus with the view OF
purchasing sheep ranch.
Fun among the boys at school last
night-yet one small board put to
flight great many
a good day aud corn il coming in
very fast.
Rev, air, Butts has some fine young
stock for sale.
Ha.imonleoes speciality at Lesh
Bros.
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
Notions and toilet articles at Bonds.
Underwear, overalls, hosiery and
overcoats at Lesh Bros.
Union package dyes at Bonds.
-Iiubber boots, rubber overcoafs and
ladies' gossanIcr ulstcrs, at Lesh Bros.
Clocks repaired by ID. c.. Grlnnell.
--Recollect that the Seth Thomas
clock is the best ever made. For sale
by j. S. Gibson.
Call at J. ID. Gibson's dry goods
store for anything you want in that line.
You will find very large stock 81 the
hest goods in the market at lowest
prices.
MONDAY, Jan. ii.
John Glmble, of EmporIs, was in town
on Saturday.
Rev. j. A. Collins was unable to
occupy his pulpit at the U. T. church
last evening owing TO sickn, IS, and a
very practical sermon was preached
fir, IN the last IVA verses of the ninth
chapter Of Matthew hy II Y. j. r. Ham
mo "a.
sirs- j u Gibsnh presented her en-
tire Sunday school class with handsome
cards yesterday.
Town was iull of teams Saturday and
the streets presented busy appearance
yet mercantile transactions were rather
limited rs compared with previous
Saturdays.
T. T.. social al the residence of Mrs.
} w. Lesh this evening, the 18th inst
THE IS no ice being put up in Ameri-
cts vt.
TFesaler IL Lowry sell more -four than
al. the other merchants IN Town, because
they buy the best and IN carload lots
for cash, thereby getting bottom prices
ard the best flour IN the market.
-Iewelry and fancy goods for the
holidays, at j. D. Gibson's
buckeye force pumps and full line
of iron and wood pumps in stock, at j.
3 Gibson's. #
Arctic 0vershoes at J d. Gibson's.
In our present commodious room
we can accommod ate all who wish 10
purchase noiiOng, novelties, fancy and
heavy shelf groceries, gents furnishing
goods, etc LEsH Bro
Double harreIed breeeh-loading shot
guns for SIS at j. s. Gibson's.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
The select Juvenile lyeeRm and social
held at the residence of L. A. Woods