Lawrence Daily Reporter from Lawrence, Kansas • 2

Dress goods in the latest styles at Hunt's. Call on J. M.Jones, at the City Resturauut, North Lawrence, a square meal, or a good cigar. For Sale. Dr.

Fugate has for pale twenty good raaresand horses, which he will sell cheap. Sound as a dollar, and good workers. Call and see them, at Lawrence House Stable. Take your collar, culls, shirts etc. to the "Collar Cull' Laundry" for good work and cheap prices.

At 128 Massachusetts street. A good shave and promptly and neatly done, at Jas. Johusou'a barber shop, Ludington House. Jas. Johnson is the only first-class barber in Lawrence, at Ludington House.

0. Boyer keeps constantly on hand the bet meats You will find him ut the CentraljMeat Market. Ifyouwanta good fragrant cigar, go to Hitchcock's, lie keeps the best aud of the finest quality. If you like good trotters, stylish rigs, well-matched horses and the finest turnout in the city, go to Thomas Beal's Livery Stable. He has got them.

24 Produce of all kinds, and the best the market can afford, and delivered to any part of the city at It Good Hakdcastle's. Be sure and get Thompson Brown's Centre of Gravity took premium over twelve other compeditors at Kaw Valley Fair at Adams Hosmer. OUR REPORTER'S REPORT Cloudy. Miss Zella Neill came down from Topeka yesterday, Francis Murphy lectures in Topeka to-day and to-night. It has been suggested that we mention Judge L.

D.Bailey for "Police Judge, We have a suspicion that Uncle George Ford is waiting to be coaxed. The new stone flagging in front of Dr. Neumanns is appreciated, other business men should follow his example in this respect. The Grangers had a supper at the Bowen School House, Washington Creek, last night. A number from town were present.

Miss Emma Jewett visited our sanctum, this morning, and paid for the Reporter two months in ad-ranee. They all Jewett. Prof. Roohrey, of Eudora, "smiled" on us, and with us this morning. A firat-ward man catoe into our office to-day and said "Mention Ely Moore's name us couucilmen in our Candidates, make your announcements, it will cost you no more to announce noiv, than it will a week before the election.

Come in and leave your names and the office you will serve the people in. The regular F.irday nihfc hop of Hubbell's came off last night in Miller's Hall, a very large crowd was present, and the light fantastic was tripped till nearly morning, these dances are becoming justly populor. This town wants a young man for Mayor. They don't want any old fogies. There are some old fogies in this city who it were better for the prosperity of Lawrenae if they were out of the city.

Lawrence wants a youug, live business man, one who ha9 an interest in the city and will look after her business. A. B. Warren is the man. Now Major, when that article was written, the auther had no idea that any one would suppose for a moment, that he was "working" for "military honors." He is not, it is all he can do to take care of himself, much less a coinpiny, But he does want a Milita Company in this town, and judging from the inter-est being manifested in the matter, Lawrence will soon have one that she will be proud of.

EDITORIAL BUSINESS NOTICES. Two cents a line each insertion. THE "DESPERADO" CANARD, 'Tis Not WjlUam Gibbs, But Hugh Gibbs A Relative. A Talk With Him in III Sell. A man was arrested yesterday by ofliber Estes as being William Gibbs, the would-be niurdererj of Shawnee County.

About dark Thurt lay night a man ou horseback rode to a hotel on New Hampshire Street and asked for lodging which was r-ivea him. He said his name was Gibbs, and that he was hunting land to buy. Next day he got in with a young man and made a confidant of him, telling him he had shot a man hear Soldier Creek. The young man gave him away to the police yesterday noon, and Estes went in pursuit of him. He found him on Mam Street, below Quincy, and the abovo mentioned y.

m. talking with him. As Estes approached, he heard Gibbs tell the y. m. that he thought he was going to "give him away." And threatened in very harsh and severe terms to murder him if he did.

Estes thought it about time to commence action, and seized Gibbs by the arm, telling him to "come aloug." He offered Estes a draft of $100 which he said would be honored by any bank in Topeka, if he would let him loose. Estes, although not a millionaire, refused to take his note, and instead took him to the 'boose. The authorities of Topeka have been telegraphed to, will be down this afternoon. The above are substantially the facts in the case so far as known. Our reporter had an interview with his man Gibbs in his cell this morning.

He i3 about forty-five years old, five feet ten inches high, weighs about one hundred and seventy-five pounds, and is well dressed. He told the reporter that he was on the verge of insanity, that his name was not William Gibbs, but Hugh Gibbs, that he was drunk when told he the young man his name was William Gibbs, that he had a brother named William Gibbs in Kansas and he supposes that is the man. He is pleading for whiskey nearly all the time, and it is thought he is partly insane now. Nothing he says, can be relied on, as he contradicts himself in his conversation every few words. It is the opinion of our reporter that he is not the right man.

The reporter of the Standard wishing to 'get ahead" of the Reporter, last evening published! an article, headed "A Strange Being." They called him a "wil man," and endeavored to make a sensation out of what was only a case of drunken-ess and vagrancy. The Reporter published the facts of the case Thursday, and gave all the news in seven lines, whils the Standard elaborated and enlarged on it to almost a column. Season tickets for Prof. Hubbell's dancing school can be procured of Mr. Frank Foster, at Wilder and Palms.

Go to Henry Fuel's at the levee shoe shop to get your repairing neatly done. Custom work done to order. The Best Stock ok Organs ever in Lawrence, and at prices that defy competition. One second-hand piano at one at $75, both in good order, at Fluke's Music Stche. 2t The Reporter, BY ISAAC, SHERMAN GID.

PROPPER. Single copies, cent. mail, ao cents a month Advertisements, 30 cents a line per month. Transient advertisements, acents a line each insertion seven words make a line. Editorial Business Notices 4 cents a line each insertion six words make a line.

Daily Rki'oktkr delivered by carrier, FlVB cents per week No deviation from these rates. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1879. The city circulation of the Evening Reporter is greater than the circulationof any one of the daily papers published in lawrence or douglas county. THE FEMALE FIDDLER. Madame Camilla Urso At The Opera House Last Night.

One of the largest, and refined audience that have graced the Opera House in some time, were present last night to hear the world renowned and so-called accomplished violinist. The' entertainment opened with a trio from the Opera "Maria de Eohn" by Miss Sargent, and two gentlemen. It was wsll rendered. Miss Jennie Sargent then sang very sweetly "Lo! here the gentle Lark." She is a very pretty blonde.not by any means handsome, but attractive in her appearance on the stage. She has a rich, rather full and powerful voice, and in both her solos and duett gave excelent satisfaction.

Madame Urso, then appeared before the foot lights with her fiddle, and in a not very graceful manner lifted it under her chin and began sawing away on the programme stated was "Devil's Sonata." The people of 'Lawrence were mostly disappointed in this entertainment. They expected to see and hear artistic playing of unsurpassed excellence. Her appearance on the stage is characterized by her seeming indifference to smile on the ordinance. She stands like a statue on the stage, and very seldom casts her eyes above her violin. Her manners are far from being pleasing or attractive on the stage.

She books like a Swede wo-woman abont 45 yoars of age, and were it not for her good clothes would hardly be presentable. About the only encore she re. ceived was on the rendition of "Way Down upon the Swanee River." Her other performances being in the 'Di lanti palpili;" order, The favorites were Miss Jennie Sargent, and Mr. J. F.

Rudolphsen; who kept the audience in an uproar of laughter when before the curtain. The Standard yesterday in endeavoring to beat the Rspoetrr must have guessed who were on the special train from K. C. They said, Nave, Karnps, Van Horn, Dr. Muuiford, Williams, DuBois, Stevens and a lot of others were on the train.

Its a lie they were not on the train. The editor of this paper was one of the party, and knows. It does not make much difference one way or the other, but doing our duty as a ttewspaper we intend to "show them up," every time they undertake to decieve the citizens. The papers have practiced this thing of "making up" news out of nothing long enough, and now when they do it(in order to get something the Reporter has'nt got) we will brand them as liars aud show them up every time. For a first-class boot and shoe maker, go to J.

F. Broeker, For a good shave, go to Jas. Johnson, Ludington House. Cash Grocery House. Has just received two cases of Fresh Oysters from Baltimore.

Henderson S. G. Hitchcock's Double Eagle Cigars is stll taking the lead in the line of 5 cents cigar. Piano For Rent, As good as new will sell it, rent it, or trade it for cattle or horses; call at. or address Piano this office.

Piano Tuning. Bert J. Neil. Tuning of Pianos and Organs neatly and promptly done and work guaranteed. Office at Burt Shoe store.

6t City Express Peter Jenkins has cobs for sale cheap orders taken at R. 8. Bell's. Piano moving a specialty. Household goods transported to any part of the city at reasonable prices.

Leave orders at R. S. Bell's, hardware store. 92 Mass. St.

HENDERSON'S CASH GROCERY house just received 500 heads of Cabbage frem St. Louis, also, two cases of Fresh Fish from Chicago. Boarding; House. I have just opened a hoarding house on Massachusetts St. between Warren and Burkley over Busse'.

harness shop, aud am prepaired to accommodate all wishing board. Rates reasonable. D. Renheimer. John Donnelly sells more cigars aud better cigars, for the least money, of any place in the city.

Don't buy Indian Mills flour.it raises the tops from every ones stove who trys it. For sale at City Bakery. John Donnelly has the finest cigars in Lawrence. It may be asking too much of our patrons, to suggest that they put up boxes so you will be sure of your papers. Such days as 'these, the wind will surely carry it away, when thrown loosely in the yards; although we caution our carriers, to be very careful in this respect.

The man arrested here yesterday as being the horse thief from La discharged at four o'clock, this afternoon. The sheriff of La Cygne arrived here on the noon train and found he was "off wrong." TO OUIl SIIINCKIIIEHS. Our purpose is to have every one of our subscribers get their papers regularly. We do not desire, and will nothave any failure In this particular if we cau avoid it. We therefore very earnestly request our subscribers to inform U3 of every failure by the carriers to deliver the paper.

If our present carriers fail to do their duty in delivering the paper, we will get others who will be prompt and make no failures. Cash subscriptions are just rolling in. They all want it, and must have it Dress Making. Ladies call and see me ifyouwaut your dresses made to order, all sorts nud sizes, I never fail to fit; residence on Rhode Island Street between Warreu and Henry. Mks.

M. J. Martin. Five dollars for a set of teeth of Atkinson Bro. Filling, 50 cents and upwards; extracting teeth 25 cents, at No.

80 Vermont St. opposite Congregational church. March 5, 6 and 7 Wanted. A good girl to do housework. Call on J.

M. Joues, City Restaurant, North Lawrence. Something New. Davis Nelson are now prepared to do all kinds of wagon making and black-smithing in the best and cheapest possible manner. These gentlemen are experienced, and do first class work.

B. B. Porter has the finest Confectionary and best cigars in the city. You will find him at Tom Steven's old stand. Hubbell's dancing schools are the most popular hops ever given in this city.

FOR SALE. Cheap for cash or will trade for cattle. 8 or 10 Good Horses and all good workers and sound as a dollar; also good second-hand single and double harness and lumber wagon. Call on Proprietor of Feed and Livery Stable, opposite Lawrence House. Good Hardcastle beat the town for fine Coffee and Teas.

Seo if they don't. Found. A t-mall handkerchiet on Massachusetts street, with a 2J dollar gold piece in it and $3. in paper money. Owner cau have the same by calling at this office and paying 2 cetns a line for this.notice.

Fresh Taffy Candy made every day can always be found at the "Iron Clad" Lunch Room, First door north of McCurdy'a Old Place. Try some. All the late uovelties in Tie3 and Bows at Hunts..