The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-01-22
AmEEIcUs NEWS.
RurrxD By BURLow.

AAEh1COS NEWS.
EDrrKD By BURLow.
TUESDAY. Jan. Is.
Amos KInzer started for "trip down
into Missouri yesterday 10 look for .
location.
Prairie hay ia now being shipped from
this place ~ the rate OF one or two cars
per day. Good hay now brings So so q
ton In our home market, and makes
quite an Item of revenue tor the farmers
who have raw land.
D. n. Bell is Smelling and shipping
corn.
Money is becoming more plenty and
the wheels of commerce are once more
beginning to revolVe.
The roads are either so .odgh or SO
muddy that most town people In going
to Emporia avail themselves of a ride
on the train.
Chess and checkers are becoming pop.
nlar games among the men of leisure at
this place.
SATURDAY, Jan. II.
N. Wise hiss put his traction engine
in the saWmil building, and is using the
power thus furnished for grinding feed
for parties desiring it.
Little Mabel Ringles of Emporia is
visiting at Mrs. NJ. W. GIbson's.
P. N. 10y is very sick with infiamma-
tory rheumatism.
Emma Edgerly is better this morning.
Mercury 12 to IA beloV zero this morn
ing.
The trains, both freight and mail, run
very irregular at present.
MONDAY. Jan. 10
The down train now goes from this
station at IL :38 and arrives at 8 10 from
the south. This gives persons who wish
TO go TO Emporia a stay of about two
and half hours.
The regular quarterly meeting was
held at the NJ. E. church yesterday. Ap-
poIntments were given out for meetings
every afternoon at 2 O'Clock and even
ings at O'Clock during the week.
Elmer Strain returned from his eastern
/ OuC 0oI 4oSt WCCh aC lOAROb W
bring that woman with him.
The unanimo1sO opinion is that this is
a very severe winter. that stock need
more protection that a bsr6ed-w wire fence
TO shelter them from the chilly blast of
winter like this.
j. B. Miller Is now prepared to pay
the highest market price for all the hay
In the country at Americas.
S. NJ Bell has coal on hand and will
continue to k eep it.
Headlight coal OIL $1.75 at Bonds.
Shot guns for sale at j. S. Gibson's.
Mixed and other paints at Bonds.
Glassware aud queensware at Lesh
Bros.
Cakes, crackers. candy, nuts, cigars
and tobacco at NJ. w. Gibson's.
When you want first-class coal oil and
lamp flues go 10 j. d Gibson's.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
Ii you need good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of j. s. Gibson.
Reduced prices on readY-made cloth
ing and ladies' cioaks. We have an
OveTstock and will sell them regardless
of cost. Call in and see US. First buy
ers will get veEY low prices. J. D. Glib
son.
Wakefeld's Cough Syrup, Harter's
Lung Balsam aud Twin City Oil at n
w. Gibson's.
TUESDAY, Jan. 20.
Emma E1gerly is much better this
morning and is now thought to be IN a
fair way to recovery.
Once more people can move around.
Z. E. Meuch opens up shop in the
postoffice this morning. He has tried
Emporia, New Mexico. ana has now re-
turned to Americas to repair the numer-
Gus delinquent timepieces.
A large assortment of mems clothing
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Jewelrv at G .bson's.
Bargains IN winter goods,at Gibson's
Great Bend Imt erial -four at Lesh
Brothers.
Silver and Deming iron pumps for
sale by ]. S Gibson.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
Wesley Floyd now has both Chetopa
and McAllister coal, and will supply
demands.
| Everything and anything in the gro
Gerry line at the very lowest cash price
of C. Pickering s. Co.'S.
Fine cigars specially at &. G. Pick
| ering s. Cos.
4 large assortment of mems clothing
| and furnishing goods al Lesh Bros
Mote paper and candies at Bonds
Give C. G. Pickering & Co. your pat
ronage.
8 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 just the thing for frames
for dwellings,, cribs. sheds and barns.
/ Prices are mutilated.
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds
CORN WANTED.
| HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID.
UNION GRAIN CO.
s. A. BROWN & CO., AGENT, AMERICUs.
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