The Topeka Post from Topeka, Kansas • 3

Golden Belt Route. THE TOPEKA TOST. JAS. BRODRICK, M. Office In Wolff's Block.

Residence, eorner Gordon and Vait Buren streets, North Topeka. All North Aro Invited to Attend tho WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1680. J. THOMAS. petes smith.

b. t. riYnr B. T. PAYNE CO.

1 KANSAS CITY TO DENVER "rx-A. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Arrival and Departure of Trains. LAND ACE NTS. for Sale or Exchange.

Office with Citizens Bank, NORTH TOFEKAyKANSAS, feVCorrespondence Solicited. 7tf Kansas Division Union Pacific R'y (Formerly Kansas Pacific Railway.) AtCHigOM, Totka Santa Ft Railroad Finn Street Depot. 1 'ARRIVIB. HAVES. Xo.

lDenyer lEx- press from 12:52 p.m. 1:30 p. m. Bairtg Fee yreM from Atchison. 1:00 ft.

m. 1:80 ft. Xa. No. 2 K.

C. ftnd Atchison Ex- press from Went p.m. 2:63 p.m. Only Line Running its Entire Train to Now In Progress at t. Denver, and Arriving Many Hours in Advance of all Other Lines from Kansas City or Leavenworth.

no.i oama jsipresa irom rest i m. 3:13 ft. ni. A. HUBBELL, DENTIST, NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS.

Office in Wolffs Block. All work warranted and prices as low as the lowest. Denver is 114 miles nearer Kansas City by this Line thau by any other. The Denver Fast Express with Pullman Day Coaches and Sleepers run through No. 21 Denrer ftnd Poeblo Express from K.

C. ..1:06 p.m. 1:30 p.m. .23 8anta Fe Express from Kansas City. 1:10 a.m.

1:30 ft. m. Mo. 22 K. C.

and Atchison Express from West 2:30 p. m. 2:50 p. m. Mo.

24 Santa Fe Express from West 2:55 ft. m. 3:05 a. m. E.

H. DAVIS, Agent Union Pacific Railway Kansas Division Mobth Topeka Depot. arrives, leaves. No. 1 Colorado (day) Express from K.

C. 1:05 p. m. 1:25 p. m.

Mo. 8 Pacific (night) Express from Kansas City. 1:31 a. m. 1:31 a.

m. No. 2 Eastern (day) Express from West 2:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. No.

4 Atlantic (night) Express from West 2:50 p.m. 2:50 p.m. E. C. DEVKREUX, Agent Between 7th aii8tii Streets, Kansas -Anne.

For the special accommodation of the To Denver hours The Kansas City Express Train Leaves City Meat Market, No. 76, North of Railroad. Proprietor, Sells choice meats of all kinds in bulk or cut up. He also keeps on hand nice corned beef, picketed pork, lard, and all kinds of cured meats of hiR own packing. Dealing in all kinds of Fat Stock a specialty.

Kansas City at 11:00 every evening and runs to Ellis, 202 miiest west. The First-Class Coaches of this train are seated With the Celebrated 1 ton Reclining Chairs. North side, we will sell Topeka Omnibus Tickets for 5 cents, round trip. For sale at the cashiers desk, at their store. North Topeka Junction, A.

T. S. F. R. Train from north leaves 12:45 p.

m. 1:45 a. m. Train from south leaves p. m.

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

Train from east leaves 1:02 p. m. 1:29 a. m. Train from west leaves 2:47 p.m.

2:52 a.m. ELI LEWIS, Jr, Agent The Kansas Division of the Union Pacific is the Popular Route to all Colorado Mining Camps, Pleasure and Health Resorts, and makes connections with all trains North and West from Denver. Bischoff Krauss, Wholesale dealers in Saddlery, Leather, Findings Hides, Furs, Wool and Tallow. Manufacturers of Uaruess and. Saddles Fine Harness a Specialty.

21 and 23 Kansas Avenue, North Topeka, dmni coin rf TTmieolrofinirir (rnnrls. ALL PERLONS en route to Leadville. Gunni son. Eagle River, Ten-Mile, Sllver-Clitf, the San Juan Region, and all other Mining Points in Colorado Topeka Omnibus Co. Street Line.

First hack leaves Eighth 8treet going north at 7 ft. Beventh Street 7:02 a. Sixth Street Fifth Street Fourth Btreet 7:08: Third Street Second Street First Street Crand Street 7: 16; Bridge, south side, Bridge, north side, 72; Curtis Street Railroad Laurent, Gordon, 7:30, and passes 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 the stores on Kansas Avenue. Fare, 6 cents. NORTH SIDE NEWS.

should go via the Kansas Division of the Union Pacific Railway. Reductions in Toweling. Reductions in Doylies. ALL PERSONS In poor health or seeking rec FRED AIIRENS', Billiard Saloon. No.

79 Kans. Nor tlx Topelta. reation, and all students of nature should take route to the delightfulr Parks, the wonderful Canons, the lofty Mountains, the game-filled Woodlands, sparkling Trout Streams and Mineral Springs, U. I. paymaster made the boys 1 happy this afternoon.

All persons going to the West shonld pass through the fertile Gold Belt by Russia Crashes at 10c, worth 16 Other AND. CIGARS, Crashes from 6 1-4 cents up. The runnine tima of the Denver Fest ExDress a Specialty. train between Kansas City and Denver, enables passengers to The foundation walls of Kistler's new building and the Odd Fellow 's Hall have been completed. A hew sidewalk has been laid on the west side of Kansas Avenue north of Laurent etreet.

Miss Mida Fuller, of Kansas City, niece of N. Milliken, came up to-day to visit her relatives. i 1 V. 4 4 4 er A RED FRONT GROCERY. illl UAtUUSlVU JUiWA UUnii in u-x, vf 8-4 and 10-4 sheeting.

Kansas, The Greater portion of the Great Central Wheat Belt the best belt of ngr! land in Through BERNSTEIN Doalers in In daylight, thus affording an excellent view of IE! 13 The very bottom prices on classesof that magnificent section ot the Union, the First Wheat producing State, and fourth in rank in W. H. Sage left this morning to visit all the principal cities in New York and will return in about six weeks. nroauction oi corn. Tins Btatc possesses supe rior advantages to agriculturists.

Thousands of Domestics. Provisions, Flour, Feed and Coal. Highest market price paid for Country Pro acres yet to be opened to actual settlement under the Homestead Act, aim tne union rauihe Kail-way has duce. Call and exrming goods and ices before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the S.

BARNITM ilea ront tor gooa bargains, jno.su Kansas Avenue. 52,500 FINE FARMS, Charles Curtis has one of the fastest horses in the city, and he rides in a fine carriage manufactured expressly, for him in St. Louis. Including Charley, the outfit is the nobbiest in town. 197 199 Kansas Avenue.

Below Cost. .7 for sale in Kansas at prices and on terms within the reach of all, and easily accessible to the great through line. These beautiful and fertile lands await cultivation, but the tide of immigration which is continuallly poring into the State, warrants the prediction that they will not be in market long. 100 Parasols, worth 50c reduced to 25c 124 Parrsols, worth $1.00 reduced to 50c 95 Silk Parasols, reduced 100 per cent. NOW IS THE 'ACCEPTED TIME I Unele Sam is no longer able to "eive us all a Ladies' Slippers reduced to 50c a pair.

Ladies Sandals reduced to $1.00 a pair. farm," but those who come first can have the O. cfc Wholesale Dealers in Fine Kentucky Whiskies and California Wines 140 efts 140 3EI3Em STXU3ET, choicest land in the most refined communities. Send for information. Write to 8.

J. Gilmore, Land Commissioner. Kansas City, inclosing a stamp for a copy of Still another great reinctieii in tne "Kansas acinc Homestead, anoto'rnos. Jj. Kimball, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Kansas City.

for the "Colorado Tourist." and "Illus Lais Made Up Suits. trated Guide to the Rocky Mountains," and for such other information as you may desire concerning the mines and resorts of Colorado, or the and Children's Cotton lancu oi Kansas. THOS. L. KIMBALL, 8.

J. GILMORE, Uen'l Pass. Ticket Agt, LandU'om'r, Omaha. Neb. Kansas Citv.

Mo. JOHN MUIft," ,8. T.SMITH, Hosiery at Half Price. The Cheapest VMinht A wont Ilitnora UiiTvff- Kansas City, Kansas City, Mo, D. it.

ouKAttJU uen. passenger uept. Kansas City, Mo. A Pottawatomie Indian who came to town to see the circus, invested in a jug of Kaw Valley, and proceeding to empty it, got gloriously drunk and was taken in by Officer Curtis, while riding up the R. R.

track in front of the Palace; Attention Farmers. For barbed wire go to the North Topeka Barbed "Wire works. Always a large stock on hand which ian be bought as low as at any place in the city. 9-octl Go to your Grocer and buy a sack of Inter Ocean' Fancy flour, madewf the best fall wheat. All the bakers use it.

Remember to call on your grocer as we do not retail Page, Norton Co. Strange Phenomenon. A strange' phenomenon, and one which deserves the investigation of scientists is at present on view at grocery store. It is a colored nian who becomes periodically dumb His name is Isaiah Mc-Oleary and he pame from about three years ago. He is strong and healthy, attending constantly to his duties at the store but has been attacked in the manner described at short intervals for seven vears oast.

His present attack came Xju COFnAN, qErorxriot03T. Cor. Second jQflferson Topeka, Kau Manufacturers Steam Enginee, Mill, and Architectural wxocB DRV GOODS LindenscKmidt, and Cast Iron work. Special attention given to Repairing Boilers. Agent forBean.BrpBSteain PuipBi Write for City Foundry, Store in Topeka.

and Hardware, Galvanized iron uornice, I in, Blacksmith Shop. Side. Work, Smoke-Stack and Mil Work, Blacksmith's Goods, Wagon, Wood, Iron, Steel and Nails. ISO Kansas Avenue, TopelsA, Kanoas. Cor.

3d and Kan. Ave. Established 1870. Established 1870. ARNOLD'S I do not propose to allow any SHOE DEALER, SUBSCRIBE FOR THE In the land to suit you better than I do, in price 11..

11 l- AJT tkln RUGSTOil and quality ana in gooas, ana you una them at the upon mm on ui om ui wu month and he is firm in the belief Queen City Shoe store that at the 'expiration of 30 days his tongue will be loosened and he will be able to talk again 147 Kansas Avenue. Tea Years In business in North Topeka warrants me in saying that I understand the wants of my customers thoroughly, thus enabling me to kaep always on hand a full line freBh goods in my line. I buy strictly for CASH, and can therefore sell at the lowest possible margins. I as well as ever. On the second day of have now one of the largest and finest stocks of Buy Your Brick at J.

S. MORSE'S DRUGS CI May last he was similarly attacked, and did not litter a word for just one month, when speech returned to him as suddenly as it had left him. His hearing is intensely acute, and all his other faculties are perfect, but he can The only Daily Democratic Paper published in the Capital City of Kansas. THE POST FOR $1.25. We will send The Post to any address until the 15th day of November, 1880, for BRICK 7AHD not speak a word, and is obliged to PAINTS, OILS, GLASS.

PUTTY, MACHINE OIL, PERFUMERY, INKS. PENS. TOILET ARTICLES, BRUSHES, COMBS, V7? 7171 TTiV.C make himself understood by writing, Cor. Jackson and 1st Streets. of which art he is master, rnere is no appearance of religious or superstitious JONES BROTHERS, POCKET CUTLERY fanaticism about him, and he does not pretend to account for his condition in STATIONERY, ETC.

anv way. He simply Btates thelacts, Wall Paper and ArtisVs Materials which are corroborated by his six Erer brought to North Topeka, and which will Specialties. No. 149 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas. be sola very cneap for cash in nana.

children, and leaves the solution of the .25, advance. Now is the time to Subscribe. Address, THE POST, Topeka; Kansas Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. problem to his interrogators. He is 46 years of agj, and is intelligent and in XX.

Arnold, Attorney at Law, A. J. ARNOLD, Kansas Avenue, North of Railroad. having made a home for Notary Public. Office in Wolff's block, North NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS.

himself since he came to Kansas. Topena..