The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-03-26
SATURDAY. March 81.

81
Rev. D. S. Baldwin vas agrseably sur
urised and pounded" last night. About
100 of the members of his charge met ss
the residence of Jacob w. Lesh, unbe-
known to their pastor, where the column
was formed and marched to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Baldwin. One pound OF
rstions was issued to each, and the col
umn, headed by Capt. John w. 10y and
Lieut., Kits, were ordered to forward
march through the house and TO
stack their supplies on table near
by. The surprise to MI. and Mrs. Bald
win was complete, and an Immediate
and unconditional surrender was the re-
suit. An hour OF so was spent In pleas
ant sociabiIity, when all retired, wish
inr their host and hostess Q happy snd
prosperous year.
The school of s. D. Cahill closed In
good shape, the whole school having
their picture taken. The scholars and
teachers all seemed to be we'll pleased
with MIR. CahiIl's administration.
The countenances of our home boom
ers are becoming more and more elong-
ated.
The scholars of the primary school
under the tutsrshipof Mrs. Smith made
her several presents yesterday, 1t being
her birthday.
w. ii. Anderson and son returned
Thursday from the inaugural and q visit
to the worlds exposition. He thinks
Washington Is big thing but that II IL
no where by the side of the Democratic
party.
A large assortment of mems clothing
and furnishing goods ct Lesh Bros
Note paper and candies at Bonds
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds.
Pure pepper and spices at Bonds.
a full line of stoek-cutterss plows and
| planters at j. B. 6ibsons.
Gold necklaces, rings, pins and brace
| lets at Glbson's.
Our mammoth stock of spring goods
are constantly arriving at Tressler @
| Lowry's.
Window glass at Bonds.
Tressier s. Lowry will sell you more
| goods for the same amount OF money In
cash than any store in Lyon county.
Men and boys rubber boots. children's,
ladies' and mems rubbers with straps ct
Gibson's.
A fine line of ladies' hose at Rstonish-
ing low prices at Tressler q Lowry's.
MONDAY, March %.
Died, after an illness OF two weeks,
Mark Whitell Miles, at the age Of 4
years. On Friday night, g short time
after midnight, little Mark, the pet OF
the household. and beloved by all who
knew him, succumbed to that dread dis.
ease, typhoid brain fever, and passed to
the better world beyond, where all IL
peace. The stricken parents, one Of
whom is now confined on bed of sick
ness, have the heartfelt SYmpathies Of
their many friends and acquaintances
in this dark hour of their trial.
The two lower schools will be dis
missed during the coming week 70 al
low the teachers to attend the Moody
convention.
The only stock we have seen running
at large for some time, was the team of
D. 81. Foster, within the city limits.
They took the harness and part Of the
wagon with them.
Mixed and other pants at Bonds.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
1t you need good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of J. s. Gibson.
Great Bend Imperial -four at Lesh
Brothers.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
J. 8. Gibson has one Of the best forcs
pumps for sale in the market.
New inyoice of neckwear from New
York at j. D. Gibson's.
McAllIster coal and Rich Hill coal 20
and % cents at Wesley Fioyd's.
A large variety of ribbons at John D.
Gibson's.