The Topeka Post from Topeka, Kansas • 3

THE TOPEKA POST. PAYNt on U. 1 1'AIJNIS P. T. BARNUM'S (, All North, Topblicxns THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1880.

A A 8 Kansas Lands for Bale or Exchange. Office Greatest Show on Earth TOPEKA POSTOFFICE. 1 -n Aro Invited to Attend tKe wuu U1UZUUH ItftUK, NORTH TOPEKA. KANSAS' Closing and Arrival of the Mail. WILL EXHIBIT AT Correspondence Solicited.

I 7tf CLOSE. OPENS. i'lfin. m. 1:80.

A. B. HUBBELL, K. East K. P.

West A. T. 8. F. East North, 12:55 p.m.

8:00 p.m. 2:15 p. m. p. m.

2:15 p.m. 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, Aug. 18, BOUUl.

DENTIST p. m. p. m. Topeka to Alma Route, via.

Plowboy, Maple Hill, i i i AFTERNOON EVENING, ,1 Leaves Momluys, and Fridays, Progress Office in WolrFs Tlfc A 11 tirvnlr Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Under 250,000 Meteres of Patent ITUia warranted and prices as low as the Topeka to Alma Route, via Dover, Mission Creek, French Water-Proof Canvass, rn.f?. i uiu ion 1 Depart Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a. m. Hundreds of New Features added to Arrive Tuesday and Friday at 6 p. m.

Tnnnbo nnrl HnKnn City Meat Market, mv jinncipie aitracttona of former seasons. Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a. Arrlye Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at iVo. 76, 'North of Railroad. BUECMER.

FroDrietop. North' Topeka- I Departs 8:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m.

Arrivfls at 2:00 Hells choice meats of all kinds in bulk or cut up. He alSO k((rR nn tinnrl nlnn Between' 111 li lltk Strati, Kansas Avenue. 'l lulls' ed pork, lard, and all of cured meats of his packing. Office Hours From 7:00 a. m.

to 7:00 p. m. Sundays from 3:00 p. m. to 4:00 p.

m. All malls 1 close on Sunday at 10:00 a. m. Money Order and Register Department open jueaung in all kinds of Fat Stock a specialty. viU O.

At 1U. U.W 1U. f. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Bischoff Km mf A Wholesale dealers in -f i For the special accommodation of the North side, -we will sell Topeka Omnibus Tickets for 5 cents, round trip.

For sale at the cashiers desk, at their store. Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railroad t.i i iriH OTBKET AEFOT. l' ARRIVES. IEAVE8. Saddlery, Leather, Findings press from Atchison.

12:52 p. m. 1:30 p. mi Hides Fura, Wool and Tallow. Atehison.

1:55 a. m. 2:20 a. m. Among the most notable may bo, named'' jio.

k. u. ana Atchison Ex- press from West 2:30 p.m. 2:53 p. hi, No.

4 Santa Fe ExDress from a. m. J08a.nL Harness and vclcilo( fff imjJIarmaa Specialty. 21 and 23 Kansas Avenue, North Topeka, No, 21 Denver and Pueblo -j, i i Ifondon, Paris and New I I Great1 sale Housekeeping "Goods, -twit i''rh'f't "Hi mvii i. '(A nunc' Rbduotion in Tablo Linen, bxpressiromK.c.

Santa Fe Express from Kansas City. 2:10 a.m. 2:20 a. no. k.

u. ana Atchison lemnu Aenai utve, or Kaele Swoop, creating furore at every performance. The audience is held bpell-Bound as she FRED AIIRENS', S.v Express from West 2:30 p. m. 2:50 P.

m. o. 24 Santa Fe ExDress from West 2:55 a. m. 8:05 a.

m. Billiard Saloon. IjEaPO Into SI jE-flL033 E. H. DAVIS, A cent i ti 1 Union Pacific Railway Kansas Division )rtnost from the highest point of the Pa-plunging through the air nearly loo feet vnv the startling COUP the highest point of the Pa nuKTli 1 OrEKA JJKPOT.

0 Which oDfEaSA jythe'm Hcductions in Towolinga iUul -t xrUVtl t.i ii'. f.n..-i'.i.I Hcductiona in Doylios. ro. i oioraao pay) express from K. C.

1:05 p. m. 1:25 p. No. 8 Pacific (niehttExoresg North, Topeka.

feet uu jjiujuuuju over sixty from Kansas City. 2:30 p. m. 2:30 a. m.

xv. i uyj from West 2:25 p. m. 2:45 p. No.

4 Atlantic (niehti Ex. FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS, press from West 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p. m. 11 Iff E.

C. DKVEREUX, Agent a Specialty. North Topeka Junction, T. 8. F.

R. R. Russia Graslies at 10e; worth 16 2-3c: OtKeir Crashes from 6 14 cents up. Train from north leaves 12:45 p. m.

1:45 a. m. ID FR0NTGR0CEBY. Train from south leaves 3:00 p. m.

3:20 a. m. Union Pacific R. K. Kansas Division.

Train from east leaves 1:02 p. m. 2:22 a. m. Train from west leaves 2:47 p.

m. 2:35 a. m. BERNSTEIN ELI LEWIS, Agent 1 1 Topeka Omnibus Co. Street Line.

Dealers in 1 An extensive mark down in 3-4, 4-4, 5-4l. 8-4 and 10-4 sheeting. First hack leaves Eighth "Street going north at A GROUP OF NATIVE ZULUS! a. ocvciiiu oireei i.vi a. Dixin cireet I CHOCEHIES, ratn Btreet Fourth Street 7:08: Third Qf Mat T.lfl.

QnnnnA DIma 4111. CM In their national songs, dances and festivities. Madame Dockrill, Provisions, Flour, Feed and Coal. Crand Street Bridge, south side, Bridge, north side, Curtis Street Rail- rnnrl 79A T.aiirAnt dnvAnn 7Qn naan DA TW1 .1 1 i i. fo.u 4Ui vyuuniry rro- The very bottom prices on all classes of In her remarkable bareback act on Four and Six Horses.

these points once each way every hour thereafter until 9 p. m. Second hack passing these points at intermediate half hours runs from 8:30 a. m. to 8:30 p.

m. Street Line tickets for sale at all fore purchasing elsewhere. Remember the Red Front for good bargains. No. 86 Kansas Domestics.

UV me stores on Kansas Avenue. i are, 5 cents. MISS EMMA LAKE NORTH SIDE NEWS. Below Cost. In her beautiful Menagerie Act S.

BARNT7M CO.r 1 SEVEN NEW TRICK STALLIONS The North Bide Hancock Club made 100 Parasols, worth 50c reduced to 25c 124 Parrsols, worth $1.00 reduced to fflw? 197 199 Kansas Avenue. a fine display last night. SrouP of 20 Imported Royal btalli oris, al appearing in new scenes, tricks 05 Silk Parasols, reduced 100 per cent. Hi i' lne direction of About Bixty tons of flats were made at the rolling mills last night. Ladies' Slippers reduced to 50c a pair.

A Bernstein Bros, have the front of ijaaies sandals reduced to $1.00 a pair C. TONES cte 'f jyn. i Wholesale Dealers in Fine their store repainted and a new sign put on it. u. Still jeiBctien in Kentucky Whiskies and California Wines The North Topeka Dramatic" Club will meet at Lukens' Opera House this Laoies Made up Suits -f I Ml .1 ii evening at 8 o'clock sharp.

mes am uuoa 140 c3 i4o 3jrrrTiz qtheet, Through the, instrumentality of Hosiery at Half Price ml Topeka, -The Cheapest MADAME 1 NELSOTV. Western Foundry Machine WorLa La Charmeuse des Columbes, with, her FLOCK Jack Curtis a nice little sum was raised last night at the Democratic meeting to go towards paying for the North Side flag. The Sabbath school of the Nxrth Topeka Baptist church holds a "supper" picnic at the City Park this afternoon and evening. The plan is preferable to braving the heat all through the day, Attention Farmers. of EDUCATED DOVES, R.

L. COFRAN, Proprietor. ir-i-vU mm A Ynlrn nf Truing euwre oaa ana Cor. Second Jefferson Sts' TonpW. Knrtr The Trained, Leapine Stae "Land The Pirn TTnrsp "Snl.m.nn.

Manufacturers Bteam Mill 'Mafihinfirv. and ApoVilfoAtnroi Store in Topeka able act, surrounded bv a Bla of vtroJ. and. Cast Iron work. Special attention given to Repairing Boilers.

Aged MailampMartha i rn T. a cnarm- "iB iuuuw ruiji-nursB ACt ae Menugo, Sig. Sebastian in his sensational bareback act. If- For barbed wire, go to the North Topeka Barbed Wire works. Always a Noirtla side.

A Circus Company of the Best Artists Xju tiiompoow, DEALER IN in Europe or America, large stock on hand which can be bought as low as at any place in the Established 1870. Established 1870 La vast menagerie Hardware, Galvanized Iron Cornice, Tin, Sheet Iron Ware, Plumbing. Ruffing, Guttering, Spouting, Heavy Sheet lm' city. 9-octl ARNOLD'S Work, Kmoke-Btack and Mill Work, Blacksmith's Goods, Wagon WoodL Of the rarest Wild Animals, Birds and Rep- Go to your Grocer and buy a sack of i'nV now 6i mrruwr. iron, Bteel and Nails.

XOO Kansas Avenue, Toj3el3s.fi-, XZLsnxxmeua living uiratte, the tlnaot linn i t' 71 1 Inter Ocean Fancy flour, made of the i uuvov ui xeiigai ngers ever seen. Desi ian wneai. aii tne DaKers use it. 111 Remember to call on your grocer as we Alton of 50,000 Curiosities. do not retail.

Page, Norton Co SUBSCEIBE FOR THE Ten Years in biiKlnom lr r.n, Capt. Consten terms, the Tatooed Greek, rantu ttia In snrin that lt 33. Arnold, Attorney at Law, i i uiiucisuiuu me wants Of mv (illRtimiPrs vu me raiestme Uiant, Little Queen Notary Public. Office in Wolff's block, North me to koep always on hand a full line fresh goods In my Lne. 1 buy strictly for CASH, an3 can therefore sell at the lowest possible margins I have now one of the largest and finest stocks of Mab, the pretty tiny Dwarf.

When Barnum Comes xopena. You will see everything advertised and Ten times" DROGS 01 -xnioition tent, 10 -1 tl.At 9J? onJthe morning of the day of I I EDICINES The onlv Dailv Dftmocratio, Pannr nnhlisTi. cc pucci (tLTimi, never before equaled. One of the features of PAINTS, OILS, vtrv AXAA ed in the Capital City of Kansas. nun otcno ui i ruicMiiunai Bpienaer will be the appearance of the large herd of Elephants and ten of the tWHtitv Jr, tJl, cnoiuu, JCU oy i T)OORS nnpn at 1 and -n I (JJjASS, rUTTY, MA CHINE OIL, PERFUMERY, INKS, PENS, TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, COMBS, 2 and 8 p.

thus giving an hour and a half Publication Notice. In the District Court for Shawnee Kansas John M. Henhely, Plaintiff, Fanny J. Hknsely, Defendant.) rpiTE above named defendant ia hereby no-tifled that Hhe has been gued and a petition filed against her in the District Court for Shawnee County, by the above named plaintiff, John M. Henaely praying to be divorced from her, and that she the said Fanny J.

Hensely must answer said petition bo filed by the plaintiffon or before the 18th day of September, A. 1880, at which date if default be made. The said court will proceed to hear said petition proved In due course of law, and a judgment will be entered in Baid action divorcing the said plaintiff from you, as prayed for in said petition. Dated this 6th day of August, A. 1880.

JOHN M. HENSELY. Plaintiff, i seal. Attest, ByJ.CHEgNEY.hisatry. R.

E. Heller, clerk. t- o-- luuucuiji umore me oTvitiu ieriurjiiitiiue uegins. THB POST FOR $1.25. AumisMUB oo cents, uhimren under nine half nri.

RfArvod nhsir. The Life ft AMira.rX i. POCKET CUTLERY We will send The Post to anv ndrTrA to 1880, will be for sale on the grounds and lh nun kui. riiucuuuw. cioin: paper.

25 rpnts i'Llon Jack," Barnum's latest story, price 75cte TA 1 xjJSxjK ETC. until the 15th day of November, for dren, and all who desire to avoid the crowd qurruuuuin. iuo iwnei wagons on the show Ever brought to North Topeka, and which will i i be sold very cheap for cash in hand. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. in advance.

ircwt omce on-the day of the exhibition, for the sale of Ticket and reserved chairs, at the usual slight advance. rhnrnh' Tlnnlr A. J. ARNOLD, Kansas Avenue, North of Railroad. l.ftiiipR.

children, and nthan 4. SUBSCRIBE thfiimwd in the nn ni QM n.i.T. Now is the time to Subscribe Address, THE POST, the Afternoon Exhibition. NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS. Train, oil day of Exhibition at reduced rates.

JAS. BRODRICK, M. Will Jixbibit at Lawrence, Aug. 17. rp iMtlttlij Kansa Gordon and Van Buren streets, North Topeka.

Kansas City, Aug. 19..