The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-10-29
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north Of Amerlcus. accidentally shot
himSelf yesterday. He was riding on
moving machine with Q loaded ahot
gun between his lees, when one wheel
Of the machine ran over root and 90
shook the machine &c % cause the gun 70
Be discharged. the entire charge Of shot
entering the abdomen. Dr.. A J. SAKE
was called last night and reports his re-
coverV e almost altogether improbable.
Mr.. Hinchclif came from Doniphan
county this spring and rented the place
Wnere the family now resides.
A sad bcene was witnessed in town
yesterday A family Of movers passing
through the place had . child OF two
months of age die suddenly. The
father Of the child had but two dollars
and nifty cents In money, and the citizens
OF the town had 20 take charge Of the
funeral. The coffin was furnished by
the county, and the loving parents left
the remains Of their loved one in . pot
tsr's feld among strangers. Some
phases of life are indeed sad.
Roller Patent tor less money than ev-
or before offered. Come and see A. 8 L
Americas mills.
Hats and caps. new stock and latest
styles st Gibson's.
New invoice of dress goods Just re.
ceived ct ]. D. Gibson's.
We are now prepared to sell you -four
from some OF the best mills IN the coun-
try ct greatly reduced prices. Come and
see our stock. Gold Belt, 81 SO per sack
The best -four in the market for the
money. ga. A." 81 40 "a" 81 %.
Every sack warranted ct the Amerlcus
mills.
WakefeId's family medicines,
Harter's family medicines,
McLean's family medicines,
Railways family medicines,
Ayers family medicines,
Jaynes' family medicines,
Browne family medicines,
Beggs' family medicines.
For sale by NJ. w. Gibson.
Price our wooden goods and blankets
at ]. D. Gibson's.
Best -four at Lesh Bros,
Ny boot and shoe stock is complete.
j. D. GIBSON.
Fresh kiln dried meal and graham
-four at the mill.
My stock Of clothing, consisting OF
mems ana boys suits and OYercosts, Is
the largest ever offered in Americas at
j. D. Gibson's.
We have the largest -four trade and
handle the best -four IN town. at Tress-
Ter 8 Lowry's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Lard and machine Oil at Bonds
Halls condition powders at Bonds.
Just received car load of -four at
the Americas mills.
For anything you want in dry goods
| or groceries, call on Tressler g Lowry.
They don't take back seat for any one
| in prices.
Picture frames at Lesh Bros.
Wanted-Good, fresh. sweet butter at
TressIer 8 Lowry's.
MONDAY, Oct. GAN exciting hunt
took place in the south part OF town Sat
urdsy after q mink that had been run
from under the corn crib of s. d. Bell.
The wiley animal made Its way to the
sidewalk, thence 70 the cellar of the
| Egolf house and though followed by
twenty men and twenty clubs, managed
to escape is pursuers.
| MCMILLAN 8 Toonsy received . new
hay press by way Of the Missouri Pacific
this morning.
Anderson 8 Lesh received their sec
Ond car of -four this morning.
Miss May Jsquith wss quite si0k yes
terday.
Mr.. Hincholiff, who accidentally shot
himself on Friday was buried in the up.
per Allen creek cemetery yesterday.
TURsDAY. Oct. 81, 1885.
Miss Viola Butler started yesterday to
her parents in Oregon. Gfter TWO
months visit among brothers and sisters
at this place. Her brother, John L. But
Ter. accompanied her a. far as Junction
City.
Mrs Jacob Young and Frank Myers
Northampton county. Pa, spent pleas
ant day with the family of James Crock.
They are old acquAintances of Mr.. @.
away back In the Key Stone state.
Janson and Freyschlag are in town
with their wagon.
The news gets here now ths hrst thing
In the morning with the report Of the
Walkup trial from SIX 60 eighteen hours
ahead of the Republican.
John Butler returned from Junction
City this morning on the freight.
The barn Of DR.. A. B. Royal is near
ing completion
J. d. Jsqmith brought 20 town load
Of the finest apples that 1t has beenl our
luck 10 zee.
The II. E. church has been and is be-
ing papered and Otherwise repaired.
J. 8. Gibson has commenced An at
sachment SUIT against Ben. Ray before
D. c. Grinell j. P.
DR.. G. W. Wright, Of Hartford, il In
| the city and will remain few days.