The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-08-26
AMKnTCUs NEWs.


ponies were on the streets TINS morning.
We did not learn Of them making any
Gales.
Mr.. Barrstt, formerly Of this plact. but
a present residing In Hartford, was in the
The Amsricus bess bali clubs go to
Hartford to play their club friendly game
on Saturday next.
The sale of the personal effects of Oscar
Lambert is EdyertIsed for Wednesday,
the 25th inst, after which Nj. Lambert
will take up his residence 81 his old home
in Indiana.
John Allen of Emporia is in the city
stirring up the people on the tax title
question.
Fins slippers for ladies' wear, also nice
summer shoes for men. q Tressler &
LoweIy,s.
Old ladies' cloth and soft leather shoes
at J. D. Gibson's.
Pure spices and extracts at Bonds
Bird seeds at Bonds.
All kinds of plastering material a. cheap
a. the cheapest for sale by q. q. Bige-
!ow.
Our stock is chuck full Of new goods
We are bound to sell them at reasonable
prices and fair dealing will do it.
FRED HENNINa.
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 ct Bonds.
AUGUST 2S.-Eighteen Or twenty persons
were taken into full membership with the
II. E. church yesterday.
The oldest child of W. 81. Edminster
was kicked quite severely 1Ast Fridsy. DIR.
A. B. AoYal was called who dressed the
wounds, and although it lie . severe one il
Is not necessarily q dangerous one. L
CASH two and one-half inches long was
cut just above the eye, but no bones were
broken.
E. B. Lesh has the counters and the In.
side painting In his new store room finish.
ed and Is now ready for the goods.
Five out VI the drst nine, accompanied
by four out of the second nine, went to
Hartford Saturday to Cross bats with the
Hartford boys. The Americas boys got
most beautifully scoOped, bringing home
with them q score of % TO z. This is the
first time the home team haye been de-
feated, and feeling little sore. they now
want TO gamble on on the result OF the
next game Wonder if that will help Sat
urdsy's score any?
The railroad committee which returned
from Emporls and Cottonwood Falls Ie-
port very enconragingly in regard
TO the proposed route. The road lie q ne
cessity to the township and must be built.
The bonos will surely carry when the
time comes, as we only know of three
men who will vote against them, and each
one OF these live on the remote borders of
the township.
l. ". Sutton shipped q couple of cars
Of hogs yesterday from this point. The
weather was SO extremely hot that one
pOrker died while loading, and others Will
only be at for wagon grease when they
reach Kansas City.
HennIng sells more goods than ever
Low prices and good stock does 1t.
The dnest display of hosiery In the city
at Tressler s. LoWry's.
When you want corn and oats to iced
call on G. 81. Bigelow.
Diamond dyes at Bonds.
Halls Condition Powders at Bonds.
Wanted-Good, fresh, sweet butter at
TressleF q 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.
AUGUST 25.-An enthusiastic railroad
meeting was held at the Egolf house last
night TO receive the proposition made by
the company to the voters of Americas
township. The proposition is very: fair in
every respect. Several speeches were
made by parties in this vicinity in favor
of the project. J. V. Admire and d. J.
Roberts of Usage City and Joseph ORles-
by. chairman Of the JOY township dele
CATION, we're present. John Holland Of
Dunlap favored the gathering with a few
remarks on the grand mistake and oppor-
tunity that our Dunlap friends let slip by
them. The petitions calling for an cleo
ton will be upon the train to-day and
ready for signatures.
The sale of Oscar Lambert is taking
place to-day.
Charles LsWton, Mrs. 81. A. 10y and
Miss Emma VALLEY have been employed
by our school board to teach the coming
winter, with one vacant place still to sup
ply.
[ lG. H. BigelOw is prepared to handle all
kinds of grain for which he will pay high
est market prices.
Fresh roast ed coffees and peanuts at
Henning's. Hot from the rooster.
All summer goods must be sold regard
stock of fall goods at Tressler and bowry's.