Topeka Daily Democrat from Topeka, Kansas • 4

DAILY STATE PEESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY' 1, 1832. The Case. 0. II. Macaulcy, has purchased tho en SOMETHING WORTH SEEING TOWN TALK.

John P. Cole ESTABLISHED 18G9I wholesale Retail Grocer, AND DEALER IN ALMOST EVERYTHING, 34. 36 38 40 KANSAS AYEMR TOPEKA. KiN. To Reduce Stock, will sell Goods at Wholesale Prices tillJanuary 1st.

PRICE LIST. 0 lbs Pulverized Sugar 9 lbs. of Cut Loaf i oo 0 ll.s. of Granulated Sugar .....1.00 lbs. of Sugar oo 10 lbs.

of "White Sugar 100 lOUbt. of Yellow "0" Sugar 1.00 11 lbs, of Light Brown Sugar: j.oo 50 lb. Kegs Tripe 25 50 lb. Kejfs Pigs Feet 3' of) Tripo In Kits, each g'oo Rio Coffee, 15, Kif and 80c. per pound.

1 Maricai bo Coffee 20c per lb. Java Coffee, 2(Sc per pound. California Canned Fruit 25(af)0c. per can 1 Gallon Can of Maple Syrup, 1.35. Holland Herring, $1.75.

Russian Surdiues, 75c. j' $30,000 in Groceries, Queens ware, Glasswarl, Lamps, which we will at Wholesale, Prices fir the next 30 Days. Jobber in Water WliitelCoal Oil, Flour and Suit. Also Dealer in Cord and Cordage. LAUGH ltOPti a Specialty.

BROOM MATERIAL, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE t. Dairy Salt, We handle Belcher's and all New York Standard Sugars. Al tioods Warranted or Money Refunded. Look out for complete price list. AH gooods warranted or money refunded JOIBN F.

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jh tbek, ABulHtant Qoiieral Managed i Laws of Kansas. per day nnlil marriage. iralue of Benefit Start Sl.oon will 1 Benefit Share. D. Alnavder, Pro't.

J(hn D. Knox, Prcs't Knox A Co' Bunk, Troan. R. O- JSteele Hud Dr. H.

K. Vico-l'run't. W. P. Thorns.

Gen'l Mauser. 1 1 Nfillea to Hubaerlbara P.A. McPueraon hni been appointed city circulator of the Dally Static Piiebb, and all matter relutlnK to this department will be In his charge. He-will have control of tin- delivery of papers and the collection (if all accounts aue lor suu-HcrintinnH. The Phkhs carriers have been suoniied with whistles, and at the time of delivery of a paper to a subscriber, these whistle will be blown, as a notice that the Puns has been delivered.

Officer Kennedy has resigned. Tie Supreme court meets next Tuesday. Two electric lijrhts will Illuminate the Windsor to-morrow night. The Good Templars, meet to-night to elect officers for the ensuing quarter. Three hundred invitations ouly were Issued to the opening of the Windsor.

business nion long for the extM spa mi. It would mftKO more uubiuuw stir. A limkesniun named-Donahue had Ids heel mashed yesterday at the Santa Fe yards. The Stato printer, Mr. T.

Dwight Ttmirlier. evidently cnlovs life at the Capital. The Modoe club rehearses the music to night to be given at the Windsor open ing to-inorrow night. The well-known Hillman case comes up again at the April term of the U. S.

Circuit court. The spring examination of county teachers will take place at Lincoln school Saturday Feb. 25th. Snow fell to i he depth of nearly three inches yesterday, though a good deal of it melted as soen as it fell, The second social was held at the 1. 0.

0. V. hall on Ouinev street last evening. A small number ere present. Allen Sells will soon build two resi dents on the west side of Quincy street between Second and Third.

These houses will be for rent. The mules attached to the street-cars have a difficult time climbing the grade below Fourth street. The snow makes thenfslip. The noble red man who wouldn't work for the city yesterday, finally agreed to clean the ceiling of the police court room, and was set at work. Mr.

Frank Lewis, of this city, was mar ried to Miss Sarah Moody, of Towanda, Pennsylvania, last Sunday, after a court ship of six weeks. There will be a very large number of six and eight roomed houses built la Topeka this spring. These houses are calculated to rent from 120 to 35 a month. The hones of the ice men are again fulling as the ice-floes on the river begin to break up and float away. Topeka will be short of ice in the summer of 1882, if we do not have some cold weather before long.

It looks a little odd to see all of a bug gy except the wheels going along on run ners. The idea of sleighriding with a top over the vehicle to keep off the beat of the sun, seems rather anomalous. Sons of You are respectfully requested to call at the Capital Hotel this evening at 7 o'clock for the purpose of effecting a per manent Barns organization. January 81st, 1882. John Guthrie, P.

H. Coney. L. M. Crawford was served with a no tice of garnishment last evening, the complainant being Harrison Young, who was discharged by Atkinson, manager of- the "Jolities," at Atchison.

Young claims $11. The "Original Tennesseeans" will be at Crawford's opera house to-morrow night. This is Donavin's company, and the genuine concert company which has gained such a reputation in past seasons. Seats S3 and 50 cents. Dr.

Roby's practice has averaged thir- in B. and Tlie Itflnd Marriage Tiifci, lm marriage, unlem anmltn on hnnil hn mffinlenl a the proceeds of the aasesmcnt will go to i I I 1 Incorporated under Each Benefit Share entitles Hb holder to 80 Certificates mature in 2,000 duya and the that event as In cane of marriage. Certificates of Membership cont $5 for each i win uc inauc ui eacn pay anch Marriage Benefit. No dues are required, but a small per cent, Kpenso of the Association. tlie expenno Thin la not ft IfnrrlHge Itnrcitn, but they mutually aid each other with money when Agents wanted everywhere.

Address the 141 KANSAS the cent face of a one tiro bankrupt stock of Jones and will oiler the same for sale a greatly re duced prices. The committee on admissions, of the Bur Association, will meet to-night at clirht o'clock at the office of Guthrie Brown. By noon to-day the sleighing was end ed. fThe temperature this winter seems to preclude any of the old tlmo moonlight sleigh rides. Miss Emma It.

Bristol has resigned her position at the office of the State Super intendent of Public Instruction, and will hereafter devote her whole lime to the floral establishment, of which she and her sister are the owners. Jailor Curtis, has all sorts of of trouble with his pets. They are constantly doing something naughty with the plan lu view of getting out of t.ie cage. The happy family, are unhappy all the time, it would appear. The meeting of the barbers the other evening was for the purpose of closing up the 0.

K. barber shop on lower Kan sas avenue which keeps open on Sunday and shaves for ten cents. It is plain coercion did not win in this case. Why can't we have an antt-polygamy meeting and organize a society? Then we can talk about )ie "Scarlet robed harlot that sits enthroned on the hills of Utah." If such a Bociety should be for med, Hon Dudley C. Haskell would, it is pretty certain, cons' nt to act aspermanent president.

This would help the Topeka 'boom." The new wi Jg of the State House is filled with workmen, completing the interior, In the lower corridor the wain scoting is not yet all in place, and the casements to the doors are in readiness to be put in position. The tiling in all the corridors in ntarlv done. In the donate chamber, the moulding is under going a thorough cleaning. A great sup ply of paints, oils, varnishes and other materials of like nature have been brought Into the building and within a few weeks a wonderful change will be visible in the interior of the west wing. Some complaint is heard this morning from people who think themselves "taken in" by the "Jollities" last night.

It is too bad that eur innocent and highly re spectable Tepekans should be inveigled into a variety theatre, and then feel bad because they didn't know it. Electrical dolls and economical petticoats, are sel dom to be found in the regular drama, and it is a good thing to be shy of troupes traveling under such name as Pleasure Parties," "Humpty Dumpty," etc. Tollee Conrt. Van Lect and Saunders, the former from Denison, Iowa, the latter from New York, were arrested as tramps last night Both of them are track laborers and un able to get work. After giving a full explanation of their wanderings in the last few months, they were discharged with orders to get work or get out of the city by nightfall.

John McGray, drunk, was fined five dollars. Nellie Smith and Minnie Hall contribu ted $10 apiece as inmates of houses of ill fame. Still a Mystery. The Commtnieealth admits that the which the Prut published regard to the disappearance of John Campbell, the young man who work ed for Mr. J.

W. Horsier, the dairyman, was no sensation after all. That paper states that letters have been received from Campbell's relatives in the east, say ing that nothing had been heard of him and expressing fears that he has been foully dealt with. The Co-mmonwealth adds that Mr. Horsier and other friends are of the same opinion.

At the time that Campbell disappeared, tho Frets gave the facts, after careful investigation and it has not as yet had occasion to change the opinion then given, that there were grave fears that the young man had been murdered for his money. The Pkess has received communications from a number of ladies, also from number of gentlemen, in regard to the treatment of the tramps by the marshal his assistants. These communications all speak of the conduct of the of ficials as unwarranted by the circum stances and as they term it "An abuse of power. The bess is in some difficulty know which of these communications publish, as it is impossible to make room for all of them. Ujider these cir cumstances it has been determined to re ject the whole lot, as the Pbess gave all the facts in the case on Saturday last.

The Pbess considers it a sacred duty to give voice to puDiic sentiment ana re gardless of who may deserve criticism, will ever be found true to the best interests of The Punas is not un mindful of the high honor that these numerous ladies and gentlemen confer and nothing short of the impossibility of devoting, the space to the subject prevent the publication. K. of A. O. V.

W. Attention, Select Knights The mem- bers of Capital Legion No. 1 are hereby notified to assemble at headquarters on Wednesday, February 1. at 8 p. to ex- empllfy the new ritual By order of tie 8.

C. M. ZzERISt, is is L. H. The contest case was continued to-day with the eugcr and curious, people who huve a curiosity to know tho true inward ness of Dolities.

Cant. Busli took the stand and kept it during most of tho fore noon. His stylo of testimony to-day1 made him appear to better udvuntage than that which ho gave yesterday. He explained what he did witli tho $3,000. Ho had the items in part In his head and dealt them out.

$500 ho said went to the committee of the colored people; $200 to the opera house; $200 for printing. Then he mentioned smuller amounts, lie also went into tho agreement witli Mr. Uccd which he said was that Reed was to name a colored man for jailor, providing ho, Bush, was elected. He understood that Kuykcndall was Hie man to bo appointed. Justice Jos.

Reed was put upon the stand and asked if he had found the con tract with Bush yet. He replied that he had not found it, but that he left Mrs. Reed looking for it. Ho was excused until the afternoon session. Mr.

need states positively that he 'was not to ask for Kuykcnikll's appointment as jailor; that his name is not In the agree ment, and that It was not at any time his plan to have him made jailor. A fine line of Holiday Goods at the Windsor Hotel Drug Store, Nonanuikcr Marklpve. 22-tf Wheeler Rogers, 'No. 119 Kansas avenue, the sign writers and house rmint ers of the town, take orders and do work promptly. We will continue our Cost Side tho bal ance of tho month.

O-tf Kendall Noel. Dancing pumps cheap at McLaughhin's au-3 All those elegant patterns, hats and bonnets arc beinu closed out al 25 percent. below cost at Mrs. AlclcaU's. 23d-tf The Peoples Packing House of this city, Bean proprietors, received twenty-seven head of large steers and i.uw worm oi nous.

3.uou in nil. For the best of fresh meat, patronize Bean just oppesite John Cole's grocery. iu-i-tt Leave omnibus calls at Rowley or hi me uompany omce under Mill- vane 8 Bank. Telephone connections with all parts of the city. Orders prompt lyunea.j.

Harwell, Manager. 14-tf We see atM. E. Fowler's Dutton House Pharmacy, some of the finest toilet sets in tins city. 80-" "The Windsor a new hotel with mod cm improvement, located corner Kansas avenuo and Seventh street, when com pleted will be under tLe management of uie xianKia uros.

mio wanted A practical newsnnner man of long experience, wants to form a part- nersnip wuu some man oi capital to cs- ablisli a Democratic newspaper in any goou neia in Kansas, nest ot reterenccs. Address "Printer," Box 373, Columbia. Mo. 23eodfl-t If you want a fine voune turkov and and one that will make a choie dinner to the 1 opeka racking House Mar 243 Choice chickens at theTonekaPackine uouse MarKei. Meats of all kinds at the Toncka Pack ing iiouse jiarKei- 24-3 Bean Co's.

at 33 Kansas avenuo have on hand a choice sunnlv of fresh meats. xumey8, unicKens, etc, etc. iy.l!l-lm. If vou want Dure candies itn in TfonW a mien, zoi ivansas avenue. 11 For fat live and dressed Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Prairie Chickens, Quail, Plover.

nti plr mil utt linn CW as 33 Kansas avenue. 12-21. Get your new suits from A. Gnndv. mcrcuani-iauor, ai sso.

sh Kansas avenue. Tho best work and a full line of iood8 to choose from. Anthracite coal at J. Thomas worth Topeka. 14-tf Fire.

Just north of the Shawnee Mills. Tl. Slowell sells Osaec Shaft Coal at ra ton. Sugar, Flour and all Groceries at bottom prices. 19-1-13 Invalids Attention.

You need not suffer with rheumatism. nearaliga, piles, asthma, toothache. corns, bunions, coughs or pains in any part of the body if you will go to Holmes drug store between, seven and eight n.anas avenue, ana (ret M. Stevens' medicines, or call at his omce. room No.

over Bee Hive clothine store: ofliee hours, 9 a. until 3 p. m. 21tf Get your candies of Hanley Finch. 17-1 All the late Papers and Magazines for saie as soon as issuea, ai unurcu 8.

You will find Dlentv of Anthracite noal ai j. i nomas uo. jNortn Topeka. 14 tr For Sale. I desire to sell lots 108 and 110 on Eighth avenue east 208 and 210 on Tyler street: lots on Wulnut street and 18 lots on I'enn street in Meeker first addition ircctly east of railroad shons: 15 lots on Filmore street; 27 lots on Clay street; lots on Tenth avenue west, a 1 in the city of 1 opeka.

Also, ICO acres of land one mile from Neosho Rapids, Lyon county, and 4 lots in Marion Center. Marion county. The title to this proper- is absolute, and wi lie solil tn unit purchasers. or further particulars call er address me at the law office of Guthrie Brown, er apply to John Mqjvane, at the Topeka Bank. JOHN uUTHKlB.

DR. C. A. GIBSON, QUALIFIED VETERINARY SURGEON. Diseases of Horses and Cattle skilfully treated Proprietor of Gibson's Celebrated Unlversa Liniment, Blood and Cough Powders and Spanish Ointment, for all Blood diseases and Lams, atis for Both Han ad Beast, Oorrtipondanc solioltel; Calls front a att une ittanaod promptly, Ft Oi 8 ISS KcMenoDi Cadsm, uotr TO KaVAPB MOM HVILDINVH.

The Celebrated IHvUFIr Escape In Opera tlou at llio Windsor. Everybody knows what a panic is at Are, and how many lives are lost be cause it is often impossible to escape from a burning building. The DAVIS FIUR KPCAPK is a simple and cheap contrivance which nnv person is rich enough to own; it is small enough to bo carried in an over coat pocket; and it is so perfect an inven lion that It cannot fail in successful opera tion. ritOKERSOR DAVIS, the inventor, will give a free public hibition of this wonderful and simple 1 vention in operation at tho Windsor House, Topeka, at 7 o'clock p. m.

Wed nesday evening Febuaryl, 1883. The value and safety of the oscapo will be do monstrutcd by one or more practical tests, of persons escaping from windows of the FIFTH STOUT in presence of the people on the outside Evory room of the Windsor above the second floor will be furnished with one of these fire escapes, and the people may see for themselves at this exhibition how easily and safely the machine works. A new Institution Among the many improvements an new institutions of which Topeka has reason to feel justly proud. "The Kansas Surgical Hospital," is one which worthy and much needed. Kansas has heretofore sent a large mount of surgical work out of the state to be done by exports in eastern cities sueh as Chicago, St.

Louis, and even Boston and New York. Our new state has never enjoyed first class facilities for the treatment of any important surgical cases, and in view of these facts a num ber of live citizens have decided to cstab lisli and maintain a first class surgical hospital for the treatment of strictly sur gical cases. Accordingly, a few days since Dr. Henry W. Uoby, Edward Wilder, Geo.

W. Yeale, Thos. 8. Lyon, Orvill T. Welch and J.

W. Hartzcll applied for and received charter from the State for the above named Institution and the hospital is al ready receiving patronage and encourage went from many parts of the state. Dr. Henry Rofcy is the surgeon in chargi and the incorporators have engaged the celebrated Dr. Boynton, (President "Gar field cousin) as consulting surgeon With such a combination of business and professional talent the success of the en terprise is assured beyond a doubt, and the people of Kansas need no longer go beyond the state line fer any surgery, We have inspected the hospital and find it amply supplied with all the modern surgical appliances so necessary to first class treatment, and we commend it the public.

To The Modooa. Members of the Modoc Club who in tend singing at the opening of the Wind sor hotel must attend the rehearsal tills evening or they will be excluded. By order of the President. W. J.

STAao.Secrctary, District Court. In the district court, to-day, in the case of Wolg against Wolff, a divorce was granted. The case of Gould against tho city of Topeka, has been on trial most of the day. The case ef Ilurbert against the city of Topeka will bo taken up to morrow morning. PERSONAL.

M. R. Doty, of Burlingame, is a guest of the Fifth Avenue. J. J.

H. Richards, of Iola, is staying at the Fifth Avenue. C. Mctz, of Leavenworth, is a guest of the Fifth Avenue. G.

W. Brown, of Emporia, is registered at the Fifth Avenue. P. Florcncc.is staying at the Fifth Avenue. J.

F. Dearth, of Louisville Ks. is at the Dutton. Geo. W.

Metzlee, of Carbondale, is in the city at the Gordon. J. W. Rector, of Washington Kansas Is iojourning at the Gordon. D.

J. Robert, of Pcabody, is staying at the Gordon. J. M. State and A.

W. Oliver, of Wich ita are guests of the Gordon. Rev. II. C.

Brown editor of the Amer- ean Jlpme MagcAtXne, as Kansas City is in Topeka and mnde the Pbess office a pleasant call this morning. Mr. Brown doing good work on the magazine and making himself felt throughout a large field. Arrivals at the Capital Hotel. J.

Brewster, Kansas City; E. Harriet, Te-cumseh Kansas; R. Donahue, Tecum-seh; W. R. Wood, Kansas City; L.

Kinney, Carbondale; T. Cochran, Chi cago; T. T. Prather, Jefferson County; E. Blake, Worcester Mass.

H. H. Brickley, City; H. Brown, Kansas City; E. Lewis, Osnge City; R.H.

Rob inson, Kansas City; Jno. Hass, Auburn, Kansas; Mrs, H. C. McKeeney, New Mexico; C. 0.

Malcutt, St. Louis; T. Gluni, Atchison; Crank Nelli, Ateh Uos! Z4 McGrimea, A. T. S.

DEALKIl IN GRuiRilS, rilOVISIOiS, QUEBEVSWARB, AT WHOLESALE Sugars," Teas, Coffees, Pickles, in Bulk, Pickles, in Glass, jFlour, Keeker's Self Wheat and Flour, Michigan Buckwheat Coneratlv Soelotv of voom n.nnlo h. i of their number irarrlea. Secretary No. 187 Kansas Avcnne, Topeka, Kan. d-tf.

I AVENUES AND RETAIL. raising Queensware, Glassware, French Chirm, Decorated China, and Apples tnd rf iNantasket Ware, champs, iamp uiuin- Lima Boans, neys. Table and Pocket Cut- Hams Lcry, Rocking Horses and Stoneware, Wooden and Wlllowware. 9 Pleaae call and examluo goods and prices and of the city. Class Plir GEO.

DOWNING 197 Kansas Avenue, PICTUBESj, TAKEN STYLE OP THE ART. Come, Give Me.a.Trial.ancl be Convinced Spices, Nuts and Confectioneries. Navy and Cnnnned Goods, of all Fish, kinds, Sugar cured jApplo Butter, Jellies and Preserves, Mince-meat, Bacon, Lard, Syrups and Fresh Butter Molasses, Eggs, etc. Lemons, Oranges, etc, A new and complete stockand at bottom prices. make your purchases.

Uoods delivered to any part ty-one dollars a day during the post month, and yet he says the community is A.J.EWART, 141 Kansas Avenue, Oposite New Postoffice Building, distressingly healthy, and the poor doc tors are in danger of starving unless small-pox breaks out again. The VJolli ties," by Atkinson's Company at Crawford's opera house last evening, drew a large audience, who went away feeling that they had been badly sold and that the entertainment was far behind the dvertised reputation given it. The public installation of officers given at Castle hall the Knights of Pythias last evening, was attenaca ny sucn a large number of people that some discomfort a resulted. A delightful time was enjoyed by all, however, in spite of the crush, and it was a late hour when the dancers left for their homes. Mr.

Jas. S. Callen, one of the bright young men of this State, who has been en- gaged at the office of Mr. Speer, State Su- perintendent of Puhlio Instruction, has resigned his position to practice law at Burlingame. Mr.

Callen will yet ba beard iron la tbji State, to to it PCTI IT7 RPOQ wwb IN- All the Latest Styles, MATRASSES MADE TO ORDER, AND CARPET AND CURTAIN WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 175 KANSAS AVENUE, Second Door North of the A. T. 8. E.

General Office. MRS. O'SIEL has charge of the Dronxnmklug Dcpartmeut of KANSAS CITY. ENQRAYING C0.n Wood and Metal Eogravloi, Die Slnklns, Seal Stencil), Paint, and Brushes, Rubber Stamps,) Metal Body Rubber Type. Bank and Railrotij Prases, Steel Stamps, Vwh and Fool Police df ffe, T80 Bala lift tt 178.

Ynxtt, Hanger, KiMM ty. dioaegs, wU be uuik (it wtcutiablf.