Topeka Daily Democrat from Topeka, Kansas • 4

DAILY STATE PRESS, Flit DAY, JANUARY 1882. GOING EA-T CITY AND VICINITY. LOST. liOKtonTtitwIiiv, a red Irlfh netlor do(, an-wurrf to the nainu of Blln. A reward will be iiutit for llm return of the dog lo the owu-er.

ko. A. Hkniiy. da-wl at UtidKlua' Unrlier Khop, 141 KANSAS AVENUE DEALER IN -AT- AND RETAIL. runso.vAi..

Judge J. C. Strang, of tho Sixteenth judicial district, Is registered at the Gordon House, Frank T. Dooley, agent and correspondent of the Kansas City Journal came in town Inst evening and went west on the Santa Fe this morning. Col.

Geo. W. Veale, tax commissioner on the Union Pacific railroad, came home yesterday. S. Charles Williamson, of Washington, Kansas, is a guest at tho Fifth Avenue.

Senator H. Sluss of Wichita, is in the city at the Fifth Avenue. II. A. Pierce, of Alma, Is stopping at the Fifth Avenue.

Hon. John Seaton, tho fotindryman of Atchison, is in the city at the Filth Avenue. M. E. Milford, of Eldorado, is a guest at the Dutton.

Wm. Osmond, a young lawyer of Great Bend, and a rising young man, is at the Dutton House. VyKOLESALE Sugars, Teas. Coffees, Flour, Keckcr'n 'm Wheat Pickles, in Bulk, and Buckwheat Flour, Pickles, In Glass, Spices, Nuts and Michigan Potalues, Confectioneries. Cannned Goods, of all Navy and Fish, kinds, Sugar enred Hams, Bacon, Lard, Syrups and Molasses, Apple Butter, Jellies and Preserves, "'Mince-im-'at, jLemons, Oranges, etc.

'iA Fresh Butter Eggs, etc. A new and complete stock ami at bottom prlccg. Pleano call anil examine good and prices a make your pnrebama. Oooda delivered to any part of the city. ewart, 141 Kansas Aveniio, Oiiposito Nnw PostolIIco n.

W. P. Alexander, Pren't. John D. Knox, Mr.

JJ. K. TelW, Vlcn-ltea't. 1 llial Inccrin.ted under tlio Laws of Kansas. Each Benefit Share entitles It holder to SO cents per day until marriage Certificates mature in days and the fnce value of Ilencnt Hhares, $1,000, will be paid tha event a In cuko of marriage.

of Mcinljerslilp cot $5 for each He lie (It Hluiri. Au aecnt of $1 will he mado at cacti niarriuge, miles tirplu on hand be auRlclcnl pay auch Marriage Benellt. No dues are required, lint a small per cent, of the proceeds of the assesmcnt will go to tlio expense of tlio Association, Thin 1h uot -tInrrliiKfi Iturenn, bnt a Co-operative Society of young people, by wlii. i they mutually aid each other Willi money when Agents wanted everywhere. Address the John P.

Cole ESTABLISHED 1869 Wholesale NO CHANGING CARS roi i OMAHA, ST. JOSEPH, ATCHISON, TOI'KKA or KANSAS CITY to I A Gr WltKKK DIAKCT OONMKOrtONS ARK MADS WITH Through Sleeping Car Lim TO Baltimore, Wasliington, AND A IX EAST IS UN CITjEM T8Ii: LIiM ROCK ISLAND AND North. All Inlnrinallon about liulo of Fure. Klcor. l.

Car AiiComiwnlHtioiii, and will cheetlully niv. il by applyuiK to JAMES U. WOOD, Onrrul I'ussHli'i-r A tenl OH II A Ml. C. SMITH, Trufle Mtuiaijei l()-lyr.

DR. HENDERSON, 11K Ulvt), Ki In uivillcltiK. Over 13 yearn' practice KANSAS CITir, i 110. A nHifirlil(l 41... Dt.4.

a Cill'OuJU. lVtTVUUi PI IVIvkk Dim fcwiis; Astl'nh, Kpliipfr. Kiieuii.u-tirtoi, Ptlt i Tape-worm. Urinary uml (hiufit JtMf), bJCXtAL Dfcllll.ITT iiindA of Chwiu enmt. No Injurious mertlninee used.

free nud cmi(WritiJ call crwritt. Ape aimxpt- iiwtratrifu-ttiul circular of olhcr till upa scut for wirtti aiMuip-. si ijjuLcnuj ii now upeu. iiuuni m. '( y.

iu. huudivji; 10 to 12 a. m. lim BEAUTIFUL Millinery Goods -AT- KERN KEENE'S 120 Kansas Avenue. 5 and 10 cents 5 and 10 cents 0, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent OOUNT33RS, The largest variety of useful goods, Kiteli en Utensils, in tlio city.

I Send for circulars. TOYS! Including Holiliy Horses, Express Wagons, etc. The lariitwt i variety found any where THOSE BUYING 2,00 WORTH OP i. OOODS, WILL OKT A TICKET FOR A BEAUTIFUL -BRIDE AND 0140011. Five and Ten Gents.

We call opccial attention to onr larc line of WATCHES. SILVERWARE, Which wo h.ivo tn Uc thin season. We nleo Uftve uit ulfjiuut acHortmenl of BU0NZES, FUENCII CLOCKS, AND BISQUE. Onr collection of choice Matched Eliamands. botli monnlcil and unmonntr Is not eicolli In the wet.

We are plad to have uirtlcs visiting the city cull and examine our rock. M.B. WRIGH1, Sixth snd Main Streets, KANSAS CITY, Mo FOR HOLIDAYS JEWELRY, Tim county officers elect will tal.e clung of the various ofllecs on Monday lll'Xt. Tlio union prayer mcctiiift will lip held In the Congregational church at 7:80 to-nij'lit. Mr; Philip Kent, of Pleasant Valley, Pa and Julia Kindlcspirc, of this city, were married last evening, The Walton coal and mining company of Walton.

Harvey county, tiled its charter yesterday. Capital IM.OOO. Several elegant residences aro rapidly anoroachinK completion in tho western and southwestern parts of the city. Go and bump your head, shoulders, arms and every other buinpahle portion of your anatomy at tho roller skating rink, North Topekii, to-morrow evening, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" has been played simultaneously in both of the Topeka opera houes for several nights to large audiences, which shows how popular the well worn drama is with most people. A temporary track has been laid through the nuns of the rolling mills for the purpose of gathering up the ironwork within tho walls.Thcre are from ten to twenty-five car loads loaded in rciidi-noss for removal, and about a dozen men are at work tilling more cars Mrs.

Frank McCaughlan, living on Taylor street who has been ill for several weeks and was almost recovered, died suddeuly at 7:30 o'clock last evening while eating supper. The immediate cause of death was a congestive chill. Her remains will betaken to Atchison for burial to-day. The Press congratulates the school board on having awakened to the fact that some important changes are necessary in regard to the rules and regulations governing that body. The board meets to-night to hear a report of a special committee on this subject.

Keen right on gentlemen; there is plenty ot' room for improvement iu any department of our educational system. Dr. Early attends medically to the poor of the city of Topeka, Topeka, Soldier and Menokcn townships, for $225 per year. That one man can attend to the medical wants of the poor among 80,000 people ts utter foolishness. The fact is Dr.

Early or any other man cannot do it, and as a consequence it is not done. It is better to let the "poor" take care of themselves than to have the county pay out $225 which never reaches them. State Horticultural Society. The board of trustees of the State Horticultural society met at the oflice of O. Y.

Johnson last evening. Their second au-nual fair will be hold at same time as the State fair and will be a part of it. Three thousand rive hundred copies of the report of 1881 will be printed. It contains about 500 pages and will doubtless be valuable to the fruit growers of Kansas. The contiact for printing them has been awarded to the Kansas Publishing House.

The report will not appear until next April. The premiums this year will be higher than they were last. Tho board adjourned at 9 p. m. The decision of the supreme court in the fish commission case is all the talk on the street.

Some want a call issued for a constitutional convention, others want an extra session of the legislature, some are of the opinion that disfranchising the new counties is a bad thing for Gov. St. John, some think the supreme court acted wisely, while others believe that the court was honest as it understood the case but that1 its knowledge was limited i such matter. The prohibition amendment comes in for its share of comment in connection with that decision but it is not generally thought that it will be affected. The town is pretty well "shook up" by the document and it will take some time to convince the average mind that a Kansas legislature is not infallible.

The Gold Spike. Wyandottk, Nov. 25, 1881. Mr. Hidford: Dear Sir As to my knowledge of Mineral Hill, N.

and. vicinity, I can say this: My brother-in-law, Mr. G. M. Shew, a messenger for the Adams express from La Junta to Deming, writes me that the "Gold Spike" lode in San Miguel district, (which I was strongly inclined buy from Mr.

Ackley of Las Vegas) is as he represented it to us. I have this confidence in it, that sinco hearing his (Mr. Shews) opinion I have regretted my refusal of Mr. Ackley's offer. Truly, A.

E. Garriso Topeka, Dec. 2, 1881. I know Mr. A.

E. Garrison well, and have known him a long time. He is and lias been a Presbyterian clergyman of excellent standing and is a gentleman of the highest character. Yours, Wh. Irving.

Death of Mr. Johnson Smith. A dispatch received by Mr. Allen Sells from Cleveland, brings the sad news of the death of Mr. Johnson Smith, who was well known in this city.

Mr. Smith, it will he remembered had charge of the buildings which the Sells Brothers have put up in Topeka, the most prominent of which is the Windsor home. Three weeks ago last Wednesday, Mr. Smith's daughter, Cora, a young ladjr of twenty, died at the Palace hotel in this city. Her parents went to Cleveland with her remains, and while there their only remaining child, a danghter of nine years, was taken sick and last Monday came the intelligence that she was dead, that Mr.

Smith was sick, and not likely to recover. This morning comes the terrible news of his death and that Mrs. Smith will not survive the shock. This news will cause sadness in this city where the family have mar.y friends and where they are highly respected. Mr.

Smith was about forty-three years old, a builder of large experience and a man of clear judgement. In nil the enterprises in which the Sells ilros. are engaged for the building up of Topeka, he took an active interest and liy his knowledge of building, contributed largely to the enterprises. CoaltCoalll Coal! It Osage, Scranton, Carbondale, and an-Ihracite coal delivered daily by P. Ma-vvliimiey.

Orders taken at Cranston gain's, corner Sixth and Kansas ayenues; Brothers', corner Kansas Avenue ii nd Fifth street; Watson Thrapp's, cor-iier Fourth street and Kansas Avrnue; nd at Dr. Holmes'. Yard cast side I anta Fe road, south of Sixth Avenue. Go to Millice Millice, No. 88, Kansas tvemie.

and have your stoves repaired. 29-at AND DEALElt ALMOST EVERYTHING, 31 36 38 40 KANSAS AVEKDli. TOPEKA, M. NOT BELOW. COST, but CHEAP EES Than Elsewhere, No Blowing BUT Square Dealing ONE PRICE TO ONE AND All.

AT The Largest Clothing House in Kansas, With which they Challenge Any establishment in the State. Tho LargcRt Assortment of i Hriilflrinnl II ill the Stuto. The Largest Assortment of HATS AND CAPS. Co mo mid see our prices GRBENWALD (i-i) 151 Kansas A nue. Emery Tail ALL New Goods, now arriving, pttrcluwod by Mr.

Stevenson AT MY LOW PRICES. 1 Case Wonted Dress Plaids fl) 1 Caae Momle Cloths, all 8X 1 Case Brocade' Alpacas ii'i 1 Case double width Brocade Dress floods 15 ICas Woolen Plaids. 25 1 Case 42 inch Plaids .50 All tlie TalioYe Goofls are retailing at 1-2 to 2-3 Cost of the same Goons tliat we hm two ago. 1 Bale Brown Sheeting at, TH 1 Bale Brown Sheetlngat S. 1 Case Bleached 1 Case Bleached Cotton at Hif 1 Case Bleached Cotton at- All the ttbove are wcrtli "25 per cent more than the prices quoted.

Good Cloth Sacks Good Cloth Dolmans, Good Heavy Cloth Jackets, la all the abov tho rlolh In worth more lima the price naked. Children's Woolen Cloaks and Hood, $1.35. Coildren's nand Made School Hoods, Knit Double, 50c.6oc. Again we say that all are welcome to enmo and get oar prices whether yoa wish to buy or not. Goods will be freely shown and yoa will not be Importuned 'o bay.

3 Dry Goods and Carpets, M.BSL 4H.3i5tl SisJ mm Hi 01 Steyenson $10,000. Ten Tlionsand Dollars To Reduce Stock, will Self raising jQuccnsware, i Glassware, French China, Decoraied China, and Apples and iNantasket Ware, Lumps, Lamp Cliim- icy, Lima Beans, Table and Pocket Cut- Lery, Rocking Horses and Stoneware, Wooden and Willowware. I'rea't Knox Co' Dank, Trj a. B. elec See W.

V. Thomas, Gen' I Manager. one of their number rarrlcs. Secretary No. 131 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kan.

d-tr. Retail Grocer sell Goods at Wholesale 3.25 a. in) 3.0fi Queensware, Glasswan at Wholesale Prices fc i irst Glass PMootIf. GEO. DOWrilfJG 1D7 Kansas Avenue.

TAKEN IN VERY STYLE OP THE Come, Give Mea Trial and be Convinced The Windsor LIVERY STABLES, J.B, THOMAS. Proprietor. Prices tillJanuary 1st. PRICE LIST. 9 lbs Pulverized Sugar 1.00 9 lbs.

of Cut Loaf 1.00 9 lb. of Granulated Sugar 1.00 Dill's, of Sugar 100 10 lbs. of White Sugar 1.00 101 lbs. of Yellow Sugar 1.00 11 lbs. of Ligbt lirown'Sugiir: 100 Hon.

F. C. Hawkins, of Lamed, well known in this city as an anti-monopoly member of the legislature several years ago, is at the Gordon. J. N.

Limbocker, of Manhattan, one of the Greenback pati lots is stopping at the Gordon, Geo. F. Brown, Manhattan, Is at tho Gordon. A. Watson, of Burlingame, is in the city at the Gordon.

W. J. Larimer, of Clay Center puts up at tho Gordon. Win. Thomson, Burliiicamc, is at the Gordon.

II. X. Devendorf went to Lawrence this afternoon to assist in installing officers of Wasliington t'ost, u. A. it.

B. S. Payne sued out a wirt of halmi rorout asainst Justice Dunlan and Con stablo Tomson, before Probate Judge 1 larvcy. this morning. Justice Dunlup liad served a garnishment upon t'uvne, who refused to obey the writ.

His honor proceeded against him for contempt of court and sentenced mm to Jan. Tins writ was sued out by Payne to reguin ills liberty. Judge Harvey held that it was practically imprisonment for debt, as Payne showed to tho satisfaction of the court, that if he allowed this money to go in any othcrdirection, lie would be held upon the note, the payment of which was dependent upon the money in tpies tion. The board of county commissioners were in session this forenoon and besides attending to some routine business, the contract for coffins for paupers were awarded to Mr. Stoker.

T. J. Kelhim were awurded the contract for stationary. Ed. Sipes was appointed superintendent of the poor asylum.

George Cofliuberry, sentenced to the county juil for assault and battery, was discharged. The black mailing case, wherein Lewis N. Barnes is defendant and John P. Cole as plaintiff, came up in Justice Reed's court at four o'clock this afternoon. All parties, however, did not get down to business until it was too late for publication of the proceedings in to-day's paper.

It was contiuued until to-morrow at 10 o'clock. Business in the justice courts at this time of tne year seems to be exceedingly dull. The merry-making and general good humor during the holidays seem to have cleared away the acerbities of human nature for a time, and legal squabbles are not so plentiful. Topeka womankind which has been kept indoors by the recent cold weather, is out in force this afternoon, enjoying the sunshine in a small degree, and the pleasures of shopping combined with gossip and Btaring at toilets, in a very great degree. A meeting of the Equitable Aid Union, is to be held at the music rooms of Geo.

W. Arbuckle this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of explaining the objects of the order and receiving new members. All who are interested aro cordially invited. The case of Ilentig vs. Kansas Loan and Trust company, in the district court, still continues to occupy the attention of Judge Morton.

The suit is for the sum of $10,000 for services rendered. The black marble mantels for the west wing of the state house have arrived and been unpacked. The elegant' eugrayed marble tops for the heaters are also here and other marble works of various kinds. A lively runaway took place on Kansas avenue about five o'clock yesterday after noon. We have several every day or late.

"What ails the beasts The Swedish Library association will Elve another of their delightful parties at iberty hall to-morrow evening. Sheriff Disbrow took two colored boys and one white boy to the reform school tuts morning. Everything in the way ot Quccnsware at Farnsworth's store, 147 Ka ansas avenue. tf Trumbull's picture frames are of the haudsomest in the city, and his holiday stock of pictures, picture frames, etc, fs complete in every particular. Call and see him at his store two doors south of the opera house, Books, Albums, Gold Pens, Papctrie.

Brackets, Bauket, and everything at pri ces to close out at Weber Toy Store three doors south of the Opera House. 7-iH Choice Michican apples by tho barrel bushel or piece at Evarts Bros, Fire, Just north of the Shawnee Mills. R. Stowell sells Osage Shaft Coal at $5 a ton. Sugar, Flour and all Groceries at bottom prices.

19-1-18 xopeKR intelligence umoe. All persons out of employment, and those 'desiring to employ help will do well to call at our office, No. 220 Kansas avenue, up stairs, or address Neely Thompson, game place. 15tf W. B.

King, I Before W. H. Hazen. J. In tb.

the city of Toneka. L. R. Perklnn, Shawnoe county, kuiiwhu. Deposition, In this action will be taken by the plalntitt the oHke of George W.

Nlmock, In ike town of Ureut Bend, Barton county, Mate of Kansas, on the 81 nt day of January, mt. between 7 o'clock a. aurt 9 o'clock p. m. and the examination will be adjourned from day to day thereafter.

Dated Dec. SO, 1881. Cramton ft Bain. for Pin. wfl BOIb.

Kegs f0 II). Kegs 1'igs i cet Tripe in Kits', each Rio ColTeo, 15, Hi and 20c. per pound. Maricaibo ColTeo 20c per lb. Java Coffee, 20c per pound.

California Cjinned Fruit SiaSOo. per can 1 Gallon Can of Maple Syrup, 1.2.'). Holland Herring, if 1.75. RiiBsiun Sardines, 75c. $30,000 in Groceries, Lamps, which we will the next 30 Days.

Jobber in Water While Coal Oil. Tloin anil Sail. Also Dealer in Conl nnd Cordajre, LAISGI Speciallv. BROOM MATERIATj, WOOD AND WAUF Queensware, Ashton D'iiry Salf, Eir, We lmndlo Belcliev's and all New York Staiuiut'l A Goods Warranted or Money Rrffimdeil. Look out for complete price list.

All gooods warranted or money refunded. FELITZ BROS. All the Latest Stvles, MATRASSES MADE TO ORDER, AND i CARPET AND CURTAIN WORK PROMPTLY ATTfXDEDTO. 175 KANSAS AVENUE, Second Door Nortli of the A. T.

S. E. General Office. 181 Kansas Avenue, corner Sixth Street, (uni'er Topeka Bank.) LOAN NOTE BROKERS. Tax Paying, Renting Collecting Agc'j 4.