The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-10-14
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By BUx1OW.
0crBEa e.-Joseph Everest Of White
City is in town.
A considerable excitement in town over |
The bond election returns, but it was soon
settled ali right.
We visited the town OF Admire Yesterday
and, although the towns is but SIX weeks |
old, We found two grocery stores, two
hotels, two livery stables, 9 hardware store,
drug store. butcher shop and two lumber
yards. Twenty buildings are either COM
pleted OF IN the course of construction,
with foundations ready for several more.
The cars are expected to arrive by Sun
day or Monday. the 18th or 18th. Tie
town company are putting down public
Wells and have dug to the depth Of rs feet,
and drilled 30 feet further, aud IAink they
have reached good supply of water.
The town Of Allen, lying west and
north some four miles, is not so old yet IS
Admire and already contains FIVE houses,
and claims excellent prospects for the tH-
ture, both towns are In Lyon county and
surrounded by . farming country, are de-
stined TO RroU TO some importance.
A eliRht rain yesterday and last night
done away with the dust.
The house of Q. F.. HuffAr on the Butler
place Was entered yesterday during his alb
sence, by burglars, and . suit of clothes
and few other articles taken.
ms. Mary Garfield of Chicago, Is visit
ing the family of Fred Hewning and other
relatives. Mrs. G. has poor health and il
is 20 be hoped that the Kansas air may
prove benefcisi to her.
Part of the stock for E. B Lesh's new
store has arrived and more will soon be
forthcoming.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Wanted1Good, fresh, sweet butter al
Tresslef q Lowry's.
No matter what others may say we
have struck bottom on flour at 'rressIer s.
LowFy's.
Trunks At J D. Gibson's.
Wall paper at b ,nd's.
G. II. Bigelow is prepared to handle ali
kinds OF grain for which he will pay high
est market prices.
Blankets at ]. d. Gibson's.
Fresh roasted coffees and peanuts at
Henning's. Hot from tho rooster.
MONDAY, Oct. 11.-Mra. ]. II. Courtney,
in allghting from a load of hay Friday
night fell In such position that one OF
the horses kicked her and injured beI
severely.
Since the railroad bonds have carried
DIR. A. B. Royal has resumed work on bis
new stone building.
Thomas Smith and wife, old residents
Of this place, are here visiting. Mr.. Smith
will return TO his home In Paola to day
| while his wife will remain and visit
among friends and relatives this week.
Threatens rain every day but fails &c
mRteFiallze.
Charlie Gibson started for EmporIa to
| day to attend the Business College,
Stylish has at D. GIbson's.
Go to Tressler s. Lrwry's for they sell
flour from two of the best mills In the
state, the Il. 8. and Gold Belt. Come, We
can save YOu money on one sack or 50(
pounds.
Highest grade coal oil at Bonds.
Henning sells more goods than ever
Low prices and good stock does 1t.
Comforts at J. D. Gibaon's.
The only inclusive flour and feed store
| In the city is j. w. Lesh's, at the vino
mill Several grades of -four, corn, bran
and chop for sale or exchange. Inside
prices on flour is my motto. Leave you
orders at J. W. Lesh's.
Dress goods at Gibsons.
When you want corn and oats to teeC
call on G.. II. Bigelow.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
TUESDAY, Oct. 12-Dr. A. Royal ha
commenced work on his new stone stor
since the bonds were voted.
Work is resumed on the school house
The old absorbing topic now is, whe
villa the new road be surveyed. and will !
run Through t'my farm do you think j
quiet frequently asked.
Stock water has been exceedingly scare
and is becoming speedily scarcer.
4 Our merchants are all receiving larg
invoices of goods for the fall trade
Tressier & Lowry are unloading two car
of fJur. The store of Fred Hewning
full and overlooking, and all hands ar
kept busy at Lesh's marking new goods
and the outlook tor fall trade never wa
better.
The sale OF the mortgaged property c
A. j. Goble In favor of w. w. Kits tool
place yesterday.
prised by q parry of young folks, VIII
visited her ard had q jubilee in commem
Grafton Of her eighteenth birth day.
Il All kinds of plasteFing material as chea
as the cheapest for sale by q, 81. Bige
low.
Boo.s and shoes at Gibson's.
Our stock is chuck full of new good
We are bound to sell them at REASONABLE
prices and fair dealing will do IT,
FRED HENEING.
New clothing at Gibson's.
| Nobby hats and caps for fall and white
wear at Tresslsr s. Lowry's.
Cones boss overalls, ''can't RIP 'em," &
Tressler s. Lowry's.
Cotton f1annels at Gibson's.
The New Home sewing machine. Th
| best made. Very cheap for cash.
1 TREssI.uR & In1unu Qan A nta