The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-05
AmER1CUs NEWS.
BY BURLow,


july, 24.-An interesting game of base
ball was played yesterday Afternoon be-
tween the Americas nine and the EmpoEis
Blues" The game ran to 1 in favor of
Americas At the end of the sixth inning.
and 8 20 at the last of the sth inning.
The tirst half of the ninth inning our boys
got EiBled ratified and let the visiting
club run In eight ITALICS, bringing the
score up TO 9 to in favor of Emporia.
when ali hopes for Americas was given
mp, bqt 10 the last half of the ninth, Glib
son of the home team made q home run
and muf by Orr, and a wild throw
cleared the bases and The game was ended
with score of II in favor of AmerIcus,
with one man yet to put out.
Over one hundred persons agreeably sur
prised the Rev. Mr.. Rankin and family, at
their new home last night; each one was
ladened with pound or more, as substsn,
tial token OF esteem and friendship.
AshaEd times social is announced by the
ladies of the social club of the NJ. E.
church TO take place at the new building
of e. N. Lesh on Thursday, August Sd
- PAlA3G VIII 70 gwen " TIC RcISOQS Tie
most raEged'y dressed
Fine slipp RS for ladies' wear, also nice
summer shoes for men, at iressler s.
Lowely's.
OLD ladies' cloth ard soft leather shoes
at ]. D. Gibson's.
Pure spices and extracts at Bond's
Bird seeds at Bonds
Our stock is chuck full of new goods.
We sTe bound to sell them at reasonable
p:ices and fair dealing Will do it.
FRED HENNING.
5000 rolls of wall paper at Bonds.
The New Home sewing machine. The
best made. Very cheap tor cash.
TREssLER & LOWRY. Gen. Agts
Highest grade coal oil at Bonds.
The dnest display of hosiery in the city
At Tressler s. Lowry's-
Fresh roasted coffees and peanuts al
Henning's. Hot from the rooster.
TUESDAY, Al. ga slight rain this
morning, with fair prospect for more.
Col. j. W. ParTington and wife were in
the city yesterday. He reports that he
has couple Of pieces of corn that is not
hurt by the dry weather to speak of.
J. E. Kirk and wife of Garden City,
Kansas, is visiting at Dr. L. B. Ross's. 1t
Will be remembered that Mr.. Kirk was
formerly agent for s. A. Brown 81 Co. at
this place and IS we'll acquainted with our
people. Mr.. Kirk, in company with Mr..
Marker, his brother-in-laW, is engaged in
papering, painting, etc, and carrying
stock of that line of goods.
Horace Archer aud his sister Mary re-
turned from Davis county, Iowa, on the
midnight freight Sunday evening.
@. n. 10y starts for Kansas City today.
e. B. Lesh has the front put in his new
store and is now ready for the shelving.
Henning sells more goods than ever
Low prices and good stock does It.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
WAnted-Good, fresh, sweet butter at
Tressler 8 Lowry's.
Machine lubricating oil at Bonds.
Call and insure in the German, Hartford,
Aetna or Phoenix. Real estate loans the
lowest ever offered in Lyon county, at
Clark and heasley's.
All summer goods must be sold regard
less of coet to make room for our large
stock of fall goods at Tressler and Lowry's
The best cider mill ever made for sale by
j. s. Gibson.
Job lots and special prices on neckties,
hats, psrasols, summer clothing, dry goods,
&c, during this month, which we propose
to close at much less than cost. Look
out for special prices next week at j. D
Gibson's pioneer dry goods store.