The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31
AMERIcUS NEWS.

AMERIcUs. Oct. 29.-Frank Lower,
of Council Grove. was down yesterday.
F. E. Hawkins started to Kansas
City last evening with car load of
steers. He has still car load feeding,
but wants to take his medicine" in
homeopathic doses.
Judge harrington was in the city
yesteday.
j. S. Gibson went to Council Grove
last night.
G. A Horning returned from Kansas
City on the O'Clock train last night
after a weeks sojourn in the city.
John Bond was showing us through
his green house He has by far the
finest collection of house plants III the
city.
LosT-A note in favor af r. H.
Mahan given by j. 9. Ames for $40 due
about December ISt. ALI persons are
warned from purchasing said note. Il.
H. Mahan.
E.B. Lesh CARR IS full line of coal
heating stoves. The famous Acorn
stoves cannot be excelled, and soft
coal base burners and he will sell them
if low prices will make them move.
Wood by the load or cord. Fence
posts at $500 per hundred, near the
Humphrey bridge. Inquire of John
Bond, FruitIand. or McAuleY 81 HeaS-
ley, Americas.
Now is the time tosecuTe one of those
fine oil paintings at Tressler s. Low
RVS, size, 36x24 inches. with gilt frame
given away. When you have purch-
ased twenty-five dollars worth of goods
in their store.
IF you want the best wagon on
wheels. buy Moline of j. S. Gibson g.
Co. We have also the Mitchell wagon
and full line of buggies and spring
wagons. and must sell them.
We are receiving our new stock of
fall and winter boots and shoes. Quail
ity excelled by none. Prices as low as
any house in AmeFicai We mean it'll
TREssLER s. LOWRY.
Buy your fresh meat and bologna of
Bireket & White, at the old reliable
city meat market. Americas,
l will make a special sale for the
next thirty days of light harness. both
single and double, for the actual cash
c6st of the same.
WM. CHARLEswoRTH.
Headlight coal oil at Bonds.
The famous Gold Belt flour. (Our
bakers use it, and the /. X. l.. at FresS-
leTs. 81 Lowry's has no equal in the
market. Special prices on large lots.
Grallam. corn meal etc, try them at
FressIers &Lowry s.
Don't buy boots and shoes that have
been CA hand for years, but 90 to j. w.
LeslIe's and clothe your feet in good
famous Fargo boot and shoe where
every pair is warranted and prices
mai ked in plain figures.
AMERIcUs, Oct. 26.-J. II. McCown,
Of Emporia, stayed over night in our
city last night and is transacting bust
ness here to-day.
The organ for the city schools has at
last arrived, and has been taken over
to the school building. It is a first
class instrument and gave general sat
isfaetion at its trial last night. There
still remains surplus of two cents in
the treasury
Rev. Liueback returned yesterday
from Matfie1d Green to perfect some
business affairs.
1. J.. Ellis is selling large quantities
of lumber now for cribbing purposes,
the farmers evidently Intending to
hold their corn rather than to take the
prospective low prices. BURLow.
ANER.CUs, Oct. 2e.-wm. Myers is
digging HIM a cellar and viii COM
mence the erection of building over
the same to-day Gaisher viii be the
architect and builder.
The Y. N. c. A. held an open air
meeting in front Of the post ONCE yes
terday, after which they repaired 70
their rooms and held regular gospel
meeting.
Thomas Craig Is building an addi-
ton TO his residence in the north part
OF town. The addition viii be 14x12
feet with cellar underneath, which is
now complete.
Mr.. Moore, In the north part of town.
has bis dwelling well under way, and
win complete the same before cold
weather sets in
Lumber at prices never before ofEer-
ed 10 Lyen county for the next 90 days /
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