The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-05-07
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EDITED BIZ BURLoW.
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MONDAY, May ).
The secretary OF the Americus Loan
and Building association viii be at the
Office OF Andersen 8 Butler every Mon
day evening from 7.S0 to Q O'Clock.
where ne viii receive inslaHments, issue
stock and transact such ether business e.
the association may direct.
Charles Wright, Oldest son Of J. G. F.
Wright, while attempting to climb over
q raul fence, fell and broke his arm. Dr.
A. ]. Sax was called and reduced the
fracture. This is the same arm that was
broken last winter, but the doctor in
forms Ms that It is the other bone of the
arm and not in the same place it was
broken before.
Dr.. A. B. Royal reports 9 boy at W.
s. McAuley'e-standard weight.
CIV. Wright came up from Hartford
Saturday.
J.E. Kirk of Emporia spent Sunday
with the Americas people.
Whooping cough is abroad in the
land. We speak from home experience.
EimOIO 4OOFS 6Oa4 . AO404CA WSAA
known citizens of this place, is in town.
No signs Of Q drought at present.
Many farmers are eagerly awaiting the
opportunity to plant corn.
The Americas cheese factory starts
operations this morning under the man.
aeement OF the proprietor, Mr.. Court
ney.
Lariens Reidsr says he is not going
to get married in Pennsylyania, very
soon st least. Perhaps this is correct,
bat 1t is not Larieus fault, We assure
You.
4 Mr.. Henning of Emporia is nego-
tiasing for the purchase of the store
lately owned by G. G. Pickering 8 Co.
Brocaded dress goods in all shades,
from 81 cents up, at Gibson's.
Omaha mixed paints at Bonds.
Fancy glnghams at Gibson's.
Can't swamp US on eggs at Tressler &
LourY's.
The Jewel gasoline stove can't be beat
at ]. S. Gibson's.
Five cent lawns at Gibson's.
Fine line of ladies' misses and gents
hosiery At Lesh Boos.
Straw hats, new stock at Gibson's.
Window shades aud shade fixtures a
Lesh Bros.
Lard and machine oil at Bonds.
New goods arriving daily at Gibson's
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Bird cages and gasoline stoves at j. s
Gibson's.
Rock chrystal eye glasses and specs a
Bonds.
A nice line OF silk handkerchief
just received at Lesh Bros.
Remnant laces in endless variety anG
small prices at Gibson's.
Headquarters for dry goods at Tresslei
d Lowry's
The largest stock, the newest goods
and lowest prices in children's and
ladies' fine shoes.
TUESDAY. May 5.
P.W. Cornelius has the lumber on
the ground for the erection of a paint
shop between the hardware store and
the .. P. church.
Tressler s. Lowry are remodelling
their shelving on the south side of their
store building and Will have in a full
line of dry goods during the coming
week. Their stock will consist of prints,
muslins, notions, and in fact nearly
everything kept In hrst-class dry goods
store.
W. 8. Bendell of Council Grove has
rented the east room of the Gibson block
for the purpose OF having a place to
finish up views taken In the town OF
country.
Fred Gail contemplates the erection of
q dwelling in the northeast part of town
in the near future. He already has the
lots fenced and broke.
Lucius Baldwin came up on a visit to
his parents yesterday.
Died. Friday night. May 1st, Mrs. Lib
by Miles, daughter of Mrs. II. L. Reeves
and wife of Jesse c. Miles of Fruitland
In the prime Of life, at the age of twenty
seven years she fell victim to that
dread disease, quick consumption, and
passed to the better world beyond, leav.
| ing behind q LOVING husband and two
children, as well as large circle OF
friends and acquaintance who sadly
mourn her departure and miss hel
presence. The remains were inferred
in the Cottonwood cemetery last Sabbath
and the cold grave is the final resting
place of what was mortal here on earth