The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

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Go 70 Tressler s Lnwry's for they cell
-four IRON two of the best mills in the
state, the II. and Gold Belt. Come, We
can save you money on one sack Or 500
pounds.
We want all the corn, wheat and oats
you can bring Us, for which We will pay
the cash. G. 81. BIaELoW.
Fur caps at Gibson's.
Highest grade coal Oil ct Bonds.
Comforts at ]. d. Gibson's.
Flour and Feed-At the Americus mill
you viii ind feed of ali kinds always on
hand. Bran, shorts and -four of all grades
cheap for cash, or exchange for corn or
oats. Flour from the celebrated S4lIna
mills. guaranteed 70 be equal in quality 70
any on the marker. Come, see and be
convinced. ]. W. LEsH.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
Anything you want in the grocery line
can be found et Henning's.
OVsrcoass at Gibson's.
We handle four different kinds of coal
aud can suit everybody. Leave your or
ders ct Crooks harness shop.
g. d. BIeELow.
Beet assortment Of salt meat at Hen.
ning's.
AMERICAS. Nov. 30.-We notice that
friend ). P. Worrall OF Agnes City has
been appointed q notary public.
The juvenile band We spoke of last week
are liable 70 make failure of their under
taking. Just on the eve of their success q
disagreement occurred which is liable "a
be disastrous to their enterprise. We
hope to see the matter bridRed over
-; AZ hA
e. church yesterday At this place.
Judge j. W. PaFr1ngton passed through
the city yesterday on his new road cart.
A Mr.. Rhinehart of franklin county
this state, cousin of ]. r. Rhinehart, ouI
hard ware merchant, stopped with the lat
ter over Sunday.
Work was resumed on the Royal build
ing this morning. BURLoW.
Glass and putty At Bonds.
All kinds of plastering materials a.
cheap as the cheapest, at g. b. B.
We sell CrosbY's Topeka -four, which
is some OF the best In the market. Try
IT, FRED HENNING.
Wanted-Good, fresh, sweet butter e
Tressler q Lowry's.
Jewslry for Christmas presents at J. D
Glbson's.
Leave your orders for hard coal will
g. b. BtEeloW.
! Fresh oysters always on hand at Hen
ning's. -
Arctics at j. d. Gibson'F.
Wall paper At BJnd's.
Blankets at j. D. GIbson's.
Nov. sO.-Ths store building occupied
by Fred Henning is to be moved nOrtl
about four feet to make room for the new
building TO be erected by Elias Moorhead
Mr.. Moorhead has the rock on the grounC
ready for the foundation and work will b
commenced immediate y.
John Carver and Mr.. Flory Of EmporiI
were IN our quiet city yesterday on bust
ness.
r. s. Domm, contractor, has commenced
having the dirt graded around the schoo
house.
Smoke from the train on the new road
nine miles north of Us can now be seeT
daily. BURLow.
Boots and shoes at GIosOn's.
New clothing at GIbson's.
Nobby hats and caps for fall and winter
wear at Tresslsr 3 LOwry's.
Albums for Christmas at j. D. Glib
sons.
Cones boss overalls, "can't rip 'em," q
Tressler 6 Lowry's.
Cotton faDnels at GibsOn's.
The New Home sewing machine. Tn
best made. Very cheap tor cash.
TREssLER & LOWRY, Gen. Agts.
-Four pounds of rice % cents,
Sixteen pounds of sugar 81,
twenty-five bars of soap 81,
Whits shirt 80 cents.
Everything else in proportion ct Tres
sler 8 Lowry's.
AMERICUs, Dec. IA letter just re-
ceived by Luther Ross safes that his
brother Ben has been appointed j4ilor o
Deer Lodge county, Montana, at SALARY
Of $75 q month and board.
The residence OF W. q. Clark is receiv
ing 9 coat Of paint.
The painters came up from Emporia to
day and commenced operations on the
new school house.
BoRN-To MIR. and Mrs. Charley Miller
on the night of November 90, boy baby
| All parties are doing we'll.
Q lite . dust storm from the north yes
teruay.
Legal business 10 quiet but trade is &C.
tive among our merchants, which speak,
volumes for Amerlcus, ae having law
abiding, industrious and enterprisinR elias
OF citizens. BURLoW.
THE SICK.