Lawrence Daily Reporter du lieu suivant : Lawrence, Kansas • 4

LAWRENCE; KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1879. HOTELS. Ludlngtoii lIouc, Corner Winthrop and Massachusetts street. The only really flrst-olasi hotel In Lawr rence. To suit the times the price has boeu reduced from 12.5.) to $2.00 ptr day.

Atchison, House, Pint Class' Kansaw City, ilc. St. James Hotel, First Class. Leavenworth, Continental Hotel, First Class In every respeot. Ottawa, Kay.

Hamlin House, $2.03 per Day. Olathe, Kas. Arneriom Home, $2.00 per Day. Topeka, Tefft House, First Class. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

GEO. BARKER, Counselor at law, office Reporter Building, No 5 Henry st. 0SBUN SHANNON, Attorney at Law; No. 15 5th. street, Kansas City, Mo.Ju9-3m PUBLIC Hack No 8 may mnd at or near the Ludingtun House.

Will cany passengers to and irorn the trains to any part of the city for 25 cents, Leave orders with Skip. It is the glass front one, with Skip Matthews on the box. BARBER SHOP. CRYSTAL PALACE BARBER SHOP is under the National Bank. None bt the best, and experienced workmen are employed.

Work done at hard-pan prices. Hope you will give us a trial: Very Respectfully, John Mxtchkix Prop. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. I AMES E. WATSON General' Real Estate and CommUslon Agents Lawrence Kansas.

If you want to buy, sell, rent or trade call on us. Special attention given to Selling and Ex changing farms. Taxes paid for non-residents. All business tendered us will receive prompt attention. James E.

Watson Co. No5 Henry street old Standard.bulldlug. THE PLATFORM FREE TO ALL DENOMINATIONS. The National liberal and spiritual camp meeting commences at Bismarck Grove, Lawrence, Kansas, on September 5, and lasts until September 12. Many emiuent speakers are engaged, and several noted mediums will be present.

The platform is to be free to all denominations. Among the speakers invited are Prof. Wra. Denton, B. F.

Underwood, Hudson Tuttle, Col. Robert G. Ingersoll, Mrs. E. Cady Stanton, Parker Pillsbury, H.

L. Green, Revs. J. -H. Harter, Geo.

W. Cook and John S. Brown; Hon. Geo. W.

Julian, Wm'. E. Coleman, W. S. Bell, W.

F. Jamison, C. Fannie Allen, Dr. C. P.

Sanford, C. V7 Keller, and many others, most of whom have been heard from and promise to be present. The Kaw Valley Fair begins Sept. 1st, and the Old Settlers' Meeting Sept. 15th, enabling persons to attend the three great attractions at one trip.

Rates on K. P. road one cent per mile. On other roads two cents per mile. The Lawrence City Directory.

The delivery of the Lawrence City Directory will commence tomorrow morning. The book will be without a doubt the most satisfactory work that has been presented.to our people. The price will be $1.00, which is the lowest jek charged here. The publishers, Messrs. Johnson McKinney, by the neat appearance of the book, have shown themselves to be thoroughly posted in this brauch of business.

The alphabetical arrangement of names, the full and complete list of our business houses, and the presentation of the names and location of our churches, schools, colleges, societies, and corporations, together with the names of -city, county, State, and court officers recommend it to our people as an indispensible work. It presents a well-written Lawrence history. The book is printed on fine tinted paper, and issued fromthe best material. Those of our read-ers who have failed to favor the publishers with their subscriptions, should call upon them at 64 Massachusetts (H. A.

Cutler's job rooms). Lizzie Warfield, colored, swore out a warrant this afternoon against Bud Franklin, also colored, charging him with the theft of a gold ring from hir, valued at five dollars. He was arrested, but as an important witness on his side of the question was absent, the case was continued to the 16th. A water melon for a Miss Jo March his gone to Gin. cinnati.

Plenty of wood and hay on the market to-day. Special meeting of the Knights of Honor this evening. Cloudy to day, and the street sprinklers are taking a rest, Several fine fountains are to be put in Bismarck Grove at once. Farmers were bringing in large quantities of new wheat this morn, ing. A new crosswalk is going down across New Hampshire on Henry street.

A new pleasure steamer on the Kaw above the dam is among the possibilities. Mr. and Mrs. Washington Had-ley returned from Chicago yesterday. Miss Flora will follow in a day or two.

Mr. E. T. Hall went to Kansas City to-day. Wonder if he fouud the Houghtel in at Lawrence? To-peka Capital.

Bishop Vail will take a promi-nent part in the Church Encampment, commencing on the 26th of the present month. Mr. Moak has recemd the most of the insurance money his burned elevator, and will commence the erection of a new one in Sep: tember. Anything but a Bwcet smell comes up the alley south of the Reporter office. The attention of the city authorities is called to this nuisance that it may be abated.

Personal. Mrs. Junk and her accomplished daughter Miss Clara, left on the noon train for an extended trip West. Dr. J.

Fugate left on the early morning train to make a professional visit to Olathe, in answer to a telegraphic call. Albert Colb, of Wyandotte, was among the passenger on the Sauta Fe west, to-day. N. O. Stevens went to Topeka' this morning in the interest of the Kaw Valley Fair, of which ha is Secretary.

Col. C. K. Holliday, of Topeka, is in the city. The many friends of Mr.

Thos. Ly nn will be glad to learn that he is now traveling in California. When last heard from he and his wife were at Sacramento. Mr. T.

C. Darling, of Eudora, is in the city. Mr. F. G.

Adams, of Topeka, came down to attend the old settlers committee meeting, yesterday. LOCAL NEWS. Ice, ice, Ice, Julius Fischer. Hot Rolls every p. m.

at Brett'e. The most refreshing Lemonade at Porter's. It is a good honest phiz at Porter's Boda Fount. Thermometers stood at 68 degrees at 1 o'clock this afternoon. "This is delicious," said a young lady while partaking of some of Porter's ice cream.

Now is the time to fill your ice coolers with some of that choice article served by Julius Fischer. How often must we tell you that you can do better at Good Hard castle than any other place in the State. If you want to save money on Groceries of any kind, you had better go to Good Hardcastle before purchasing elsewhere. Fact. Good rapidly becoming famous as men of energy and vim.

There is nothing in the market too good for them to keep. You can bet on that. Call on Mrs. M. J.

Martin for perfect fitting by the unequaled self-fitting system of VV. R. Williams. Third door north of Warren, on Rhode Island street, east side. A colored woman, Naomi Jack, son by name, was tried yesterday in the police court for disturbance of the peace.

She was fined $1 and costs, and committed. Remember that the place to get good, cheap groceries, in the north part of the city, is at Chamberlain's, No. 26 Massachusetts street, north of the post office. Uncle Geo. Ford is the oldest and most reliable grocer in Lawrence, and keeps everything that is good, fresh, and cheap if you don't believe it call and look, and if you don't see what you want ask for it.

The city Las taken possession of the rock quarries on Oread Avenue and will hereafter quarry its own stone. The men who have been get. ting put rock there have been notified that they must do bo no more, as it is city property. Don't shoot! at any other target except the one next door to the post office. Good guns, good targets and good lights.

Ice cold lemonade for those who hit the bulls-eye, Go and test your skill. Ludies and gentlemen I wish to call your attention to my new stock of Boots and Shoes, that I am now daily receiving. They are manufactured for my trade and are warranted to be the best line of Boots and Shoes ever brought to this city, and I can save you 20 per cent, on the purchase of your goods in my line. No humbug. Money talks.

Head Center Boot and Shoe Store, 128 Massa chusetts street. D. McCurdy. GET THE II EST. WEBSTER'S 'UNABRIDGED NEW EDITION.

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