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

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1870. HOTELS. LOCAL NEWS. IUdUigtoii HoiiftO, Coiner Wlnthrop and Massachusetts street. The only really flret-clasi hotel in Lawrence.

To suit i lie times the price has been reduced from 2.5J to $2 00 pit day. Atchison, Home, First Clas Kansas City, Mo. St. James Hotel, First Class. Leavenworth, KaS.

Continental Ho tel, First Class in every respect. Ottawa, Kas. Hamlin House, $2.03 per Day. Olathe, Kas. Amerio in Homo, $2 03 per Day.

Tone lea, Kas. Tefft House, First Class. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, GEO. BARKER, Counselor at law, office Refortek Building, No 5 Henry st. 0SBUN SHANNON, Attorney at Law, No.

15 5th street, Kansas City, Mo. PUBLIC CARRIAGE. Hack No 3 may jund at or near the Ludingti Hcu Will carry passengers to and irom tue trains to any part of the city for 25 cents, Leave orders with Skip, ittstheglasslrontoue, with Skip Matthews on the box. BARBER SHOP. RYSTAL PALACE BARBER SHOP is Ij under the National Bank.

None but the best, and experienced workmen are employed. Work done at hard-pan prices. Hope you' will give us a trial: Very Respectfully, Joun Mitchell Prop. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. I AM KS E.

WATSON General Real Estate and Commission Agents Lawrence Kansas. If you want to buy, sell, rent or trade call on us. Special attention given to Selling and Ex chingins! farms. ixes paid for non-residents. business tendered us will receive prompt attention.

James E. Watson Co. No51ieary street old Standard building. Dr. Julius Ulrich, the bigamist, will have a hearing before Justice Chadwick Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock.

Officer E. B. Harris brought five thieves and gamblers from Bismarck this noon and put them in the calaboose. The wild man who has been held in jail as a lunatic, is about recovered, and will be restored to liberty in a day or The Weidler brothers, who room over Walker's livery stable, were the victims of a burglary last night. The bnrglars entered the room while they were asleep, and succeeded in getting all their clothes without waking them.

Tha clothes were rifled of about $11.00 and left on the sidewalk. A pickpocket was arrested at Bismarck, yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, by special policeman J. W. Porter. Lakie Fugate, one of the live carriers of the Refortek, saw a fellow take a purse from the pocket of a colored woman, Rev.

Mrs. Gray, and immediately informed the policeman, who pursued the thief and caught him before he could escape. He was making for a cornfield when caught and had the purse in his possession. There was $3.75 in cash, in the purse, and a money order for $5. He was biought over to thp jail and locked up by Deputy Sheriff Burlingame.

Masonic Notice. Laurence Lodge No. 6, F. and A. are requested to meet at the lodge rooms at 9 o'clock sharp, this evening, for the purpose of.

taking action in the funeral of Mr. Cotton. Bretureu in good standing are invitee1 to attend. A Ghastly Crime. A most horrible murder was committed at Williamstown, Jefferson county, last night.

Tho victim was Mr. James Cotton, the station agent, who also keeps a general store, where the murder was done. The time at which the crima was committed is supposed to have been between the hours of 10 and 11 p. as a light-was seen at the store at ten o'clock, and all was dark at eleven o'clock; but the discovery was not made until this morning, when Mr. Cotton's lifeless body was found with the head nearly severed from the body.

The deed was done with an axe belonging to Mr. Cotton, who was evidently engaged in putting up some goods, as a pair of overalls and three boxes of sardines were upon the counter ready to be wrapped up. The scoop of the scales was in the open cracker barrel, as if Mr. Cotton was in the act of scooping up some crackers, and while thus engaged the blow from the axe must have been given. The weapen struck the unfortunate victim upon the neck back of and below the right ear, nearly severing the head from the body.

Robbery was the object, as the money till was rifled, but $700, which was hidden away, the murderer or murderers failed to discover. No reliable clue has yet been found. Getting warm again. Hotels were all overcrowded in the city last night. There are seventeen criminals in the jail awaiting trial.

Another grand concert at Bismarck Grove to-night. The fat woman is now on this side of the river, showing at Angel's old stand. All the strangers here yesterday were very much pleased with our beautiful city. A Lawrence insurance company has been organized by some of our most solid business men. Mrs.

Moys, sister of Gov. Tabor of Colorado, stopped in at Fluke's and bought one of those fine Standard organs. The special police are doing excellent work in keeping good order in the city. They are a great help to the regulars; Ladies' French Kid Newport Ties at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D.

McCukby. Men's Fine Calf, Alxis, Congress, and Button Shoes at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. McCurdy. Zerby will Nip and Tuck, at Liberty Hall, Thursday evening. It's a favorite pastime of his, and he makes everybody else enjoy it.

Ladies' French Kid Button Boots at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D. McCurdy. M. Skyb will demonstrate what an able detective is, at Liberty Hall, Thursday evening, the 21st.

Ladies' French Side Lace Boots at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D. McCurdy. Drs. Atkinson will be at rooms, Vermont St.

opp. Cong, church, Aug. 27, 28, 29 and 30. Set teeth $5 to $9, filling 50 cts up. Nip and Tuck by the Y.

M. S. C. at Liberty Hall, Thursday night, the 21st, will be one of the best entertainments of the season. Ladies', Misses', and Children's Kid and Pebble Goat, Button, Side Lace and Polish Boots at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store.

D. McCurdy. Infants' and Children's Solan Tip Shoes, Button, Side Lace and Polish at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D. McCurdy.

Men's, Boys', Youths' and Children's Kip, Calf and Stoga Boots at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D. McCurdy. The best and cheapest stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in Lawrence at the Head Center Boot and Shoe Store. D.

McCurdy. Califer, who stabbed Burke, was examined before Justice Chadwick, yesterday, and held in the sum of $800 to appear at the next term of court. The charge is murder in the second degree. Carrier! Wauled. Apply at this office immediately.

Go to Cheap Charley. Ice, ice, ice, Juliu8 Fischer, Go to Porter's new restaurant. Hot Rolls every p. m. at Brett's.

Cheap Charley is the poor man's frieud. Everybody is talking about Nip and Tuck. Splendid watermelons at Good Hardcastle's. The finest fruits of the season at Good Harcastle's. A west-lake oil stove for sale at the old curiosity shop.

A delicious cup of coffee or tea can be had at Porter's. The best live cent cigar in the city is kept by P. W. Wieman. Get some of those elegant table crackers at Good Hardcastle's.

You can frave money by getting your groceries at Good Hardcastle's. Mr. Tracy Tuck will be personated by M. Skyb, at Liberty Hall, the 21st. New flair at Good Hardcastle's.

Try it, it mal es first clasa Biscuit, Bread or Pastry. If you want a tender steak, chop or cutlet, served up in first-class style, go to Porter'a. Chew the Charm of the West fine cut kept only by F. W. Wieman, at Miller's old aland.

Now is the time to fill your ice coolers with some of that choice article served by Juliui Fischer. The two best detectives of the age will give a sparing exhibition at Liberty Hall, on Thursday evening, tLe21st. Visitors to Bismarck must not leave without coming to Lawrence and calling on Cheap Charley. Cheap Charley will furnish you with every description of clothing of a quality and at a price that defies competition. Save your money by haviug your lounges and mattresses repaired, or new ones made to order, cheap and good at J.

Levelt's, Henry street, opposite the court house. Call on Mrs. M. J. Martin for perfect fitting by the unequaled self-fitting system of W.

R. Williams. Third door north of Warren, on Rhode Island street, east side. Dm'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. Don't forget that there is no dis-. count on what Uncle George Ford tells you and he says there is no better line of staple and fancy Groceries, or Fruits and Vegetables in the market than he sells, and no one sells them as cheap. ET THE REST.

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