The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-07
AMERICUS NEWS.


strength.
Quarterly meeting services were
held at the NJ. E. church yesterday.
d.. Laughlin was setting up .he
cigars Saturday night The boy is
nearly week old however.
j. Yves Lesh is moving his feed
store to-day into the ROYAL building.
The recent rains and damp weather
have been splendid on the winter wheat.
A larger average than usual having
been sown this fall.
A drove of forty ponies passed
through town Saturday. BURLow.
A full line of fall and winter hats at
at Tressley Il LowTy's.
Fargo's $3.50 shoes at j. w. Lesh's.
horse blankets for sale by
Ola VIM. CharleSwOrth.
Gents underwear. Some daisy
suits at TresSler Il LoWrys'.
l have moved my stock of flour and
feed into the Royal building, where l
will welcome all my old customers.
and by fair dealing and low prices
Will merit the patronage of all new
customers who call. as well as those
who have experienced the fact that |
am the cheapest place in the county
to buy flour. j. w. LEsH.
A new stock of the Fargo boot and
shoe received Nov. 9th at J. w.
Lesh's.
We always lead, but never follow
Our prices on -four are rock bottom"
Special prices on larger lots at TresSler
Il Lowrys.
We are the only exclusive flour and
feed store in the city and can and will
make you low prices. At the Royal
building. j. w. LESH.
Anything you want in the shoe line
from baby's sandal TO a No. Is mans
stoga, at J. w. Lesh's.
B large line of yarns and f1annels at
Tressier & Lowry's.
WANTED!!-Butter and eggs at
Tressler & Lowry's.
Buy your rubbers, gum boots and
arctics at Tressler & Lowry's.
We are Offering premium to cash
buyers. Ask about it at Tressler q.
LOwry's.
E. B. Lesh carries full line of coal
heating stoves. The famous Acorn
stoves cannot be excelIed, and soft
coal base burners and he will sell them
ii low prices will make them move.
Wood by the load or cord Fence
Humphrey bridge. Inquire of John
Bond, Fruitland, or McAuley & ueas-
ley, Americas.
If you want the best wagon on
wheels. buy Moline of j. S. Gibson &
Co. We have also the Mitchell wagon
and full line of buggieS and spring
wagons, and must sell them.
Buy your fresh meat and bologna OF
Bircket s. White, at the old reliable
city meat market, Americas.
Headlight coal oil at Bond s.
AMERICUs, Nov, l.-YeSterday was
the last day the old COWS were allowed
to run at large. seeking what they
may devour." The city marshal is af-
ter the deliuquents and careless ones
this morning, and if you want to save
your fifty cents you will do well to
keep the bOvines closely confined.
f. L. Hawkins had IL little bad luck
with the steers lie shipped the fcrepart
of the week, getting three of them in
Jured on the road.
Mr.. Bossee and the Doctor have dis
solved partnership BOssee's per
sonal services" IAN now be secured at
the residence of VIM. Booth on Wright
creek.
There has not been criminal action
on the dOcketS of Americas township
for year past. which speaks volumes
for the law abiding, AMI peaceable dis
position of the citizens of our town
ship.
:. Laries Reider, the genial reporter of
the Republican, sports bran new gold
watch. He will gladly tell you the
time of day.
J. D. Jaquith went to Emporia to-
day on business.
Last night was too disagreeable.
rainy, dark, muddy and chilly, for the
boys to get in their Halloween work.
They had been making great calcula-
lions on the time they would have. but
were sadly disappointed.
BURLow
ASIERICUs, Nov. q. s. Jensen got
his foot badly scalded while scalding
hogscthe other day.
Jerwin White who has been c;erking
and keeping books with Tressler s.
Lowry's for the last two years or more
left Wednesday, to take position
with Catlin s. Knox, wholesale boo:
and shoe house of Leavenworth Kan
sas. We bespeak for him success.
l.. w. Sutton has been dehorning
cattle.
J. w. Lesh was unloading bran in
the Royal building yesterday.
John L. Sturgess is having his par
lors papered and repaired.
J. Yves Lesh is moving into the Roy
al building, see his notice elsewhere.
The weather is a little more pleasant
this morning.
Town is quite full of country people
and tO-day's trade promises TO be
brisk.
Mrs. F. Z. Voak, has accepted a Dos
itiOn with Tressler & Lowry.
A new township ticket was put in
nomination yesterday. We have been
unable to find the secretary's minutes
but are informed that VIM. Grimsley
is the candidate for trustee.
Mr.. Dodge, statistfcan of the agri-
cultural department at Washington, |
recently visited Kansas and Nebraska |
and found that the rain belt or line of |
cultivation. had extended two hundred |
miles beyond where he thought it was.
He found heavy crops of wheat, oats /
and Vegetables far beyond the I00th /
meridian. Ten years from now he ex-
poets to find the line 200 miles further
west, or almost to the Rocky Noun
tains. Mr. Dodge thought that deep
blowing. and sub-soiIing is what did
the business. y by increasing the hum
Journal
Lumber at very low prices for the
next thirty days at Jays lumber yarde
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