The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-26
AMERICUs NEWS
EDITED BY BURIow.

EDITED BY BURLow.
SATURDAY, Feb. 81.
We noticed by the Reading news that
hey have baby of fine material over
here-at least it is nickel"
A. 8. Lowry has moved his household |
uFniture into the rear of the store and |
viii go SO visiting" until the weather
will permit of the completion OF his !
iwelIing. T. A. Larnet has moved into
he building lately vacated By Ny.
Lowry.
Mir. Asberry, living about half way to
Emporia on the Emporia road. has pur-
chased i've acres Of land of 7. D. Brszier
and has erected q barn preparatory to
putting ug house and moving on TO
his purchase IN the near future,
The Union Grain company are she'll
ing and shipping corn to-day. The
company have made several large pur-
chases of corn in this vicinity lately.
The prices for that cereal are now look
ing up q little and we guess % or %
cents can now be got for yellow corn.
Frank Gibson goes to Harvey county,
to be absent an indefinite length of time.
Town is much livelier the last few
days than common, owing to the large
shipments of corn and hay. From one
to three cars day Of hay are now being
loaded at this depot.
Wesley Floyd now sells Rich Hill
al f1R 20 ~
delivered.
]. 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 keep it.
Mixed and other paints at Bonds.
Glassware aud queensware at Lesh
Bros.
Choice canned goods and fancy gro
ceries at Lesh Bros
II you need good wind mill, buy the
Eclipse of j. s. Gibson.
JeWelrv at Gibson's.
Great Bend Imperial four at Lesh
Brothers.
Silver and Deming iron pumps for
sale by J. s Gibson.
Diamond Dyes at Bonds.
Everything and anything in the gro
Gerry line at the very lowest cash price
of @ G. Pickering & Co.'S.
Fine cigars specially at c. C. Pick
ering s. Co.'S.
A large assortment of mems clothing
and furnishing goods at Lesh Bros
Note paper and candies at Bonds
Give c. c. Pickering & Co. your pat
ronsge.
A dandy line of stationery at Bonds
Overcoats for So, So. So. 50, 50, at J
D. Gibson's.
Pure pepper and spices at Bonds.
Settle up by cash or note. Tressler 6
Lowry.
MONDAY, Feb. 90
c. e. Pickering s. Co, have sold thei
stock of groceries at this place to J. s
Gibson and have purchased the hard
ware store of Gibson s. 10y at DUNLAP
W. b. Clark has the lumber on tn
ground for dwelling house to be 22x2
feet. It will be built IN the southeas
part of town near the residence of Ar
drew Tressler.
D P. Tressler and his daughter Min
ME start for Leavenworth to-day. Nj
Tressler goes from here as a represents
tive to the grand lodge. He will Wis
Kansas City before he returns.
A series of revival meetings have con
menced at the Evan gelical church an
will probably extend through the wee
attlesst.
We have too much clothing and mul
sell it Great reduction on overcoa
and ladies circulars.
So oVercoats reduced to 50.
So overcoats reduced to 50 45.
So oyercoats reduced to 1918.
$12 overcoats reduced to 1915.
$3.50 overcoats reduced to $13 20.
at J. D. GIbson's.
Window glass at Bonds.
Tressler s. Lowry will sell you mol
goods for the same amount of money
cash than any store in Lyon county.
II. S. Flour 81 10, bed rock prices
Tressler s. Lowry s.
WEDNESDAY, Feb %.
J. W SteDson showed US an interes
ing copy of the PioLeer, published
Allahabad. Hindoston, Asia 1t
printed in our language, but got
many comical1ties appear in the adve
tisements, such as telling the defects
horses advertised, etc.
} Mr.. McClave, . former resident OF III
city but now living ten miles east of En-
poria. made his friends short call ye!
terdsy.
, Among the new subscribers to Tt
NEWS are E. MO1rhesd, s. D. CsbilI ar
John C Gimble, Washington Teri
tory.
All the available space in publ
places "a now occupied by sale bills, pC
, ters, etc.
Some legal proceedings In the justice
court yesterday.