The Topeka Weekly Times from Topeka, Kansas • 5

The Times can do anything in the line of job printing, and guarantees Topeka Markets. We quote butter, 20e; egg, 15; potatoes, 75; sppKs, 75; turnips, 80: parsnips, 60. Letter list The following arc the letters uncalled for in North Topeka post-office Thursday, April 26 LADIES. CHILDREN, TELL YOUR Pa and Ma will sell until April Slat, Miss Hattie Rider, of Syracuse New York, is visiting with Miss Hattie Hoi- Coliman Miss N. C.

Campbell, Mrs. Lula iu aMorled colors. The Inter Ooean Mills give the following quotations: Wheat No. 1, 96c; No. 90c; No.

Wo; SSO Sailor Hats 25c worth 45e. Miss Sadie Stailey leaves for Lawrence this afternoon to visit with Miss Sally Watt. 4 Gurley, Miss. Mary Johnson. Violet Might, Mrs.

Bessie. GENTS. Brown, Joe. Butler, J. R.

Dunn, Charles. Foster, John. Fishburu J. E. Marer, John McChain.

James (2) McCheal, H. Mattox, Ralph Oswalt Isaac. Powers, P. P. Stewart, Wesley.

Townson, Milise. When calling for auy of the above letters, please say "advertised." Jambs Burgess, P. M. A very fine assortment of the latest styles of visiting cards at the Times Office. "Call at once do not miss it." We are daily receiving new novelties i Millinery, Notions, and Hair Goods.

Lyman Bros, quote corn, 34caS5c; oata baled hay, loose hay, $4 00. Coal, 16c and 1718 per Anthracite, $12 00 per too. W. S. Charles, quotes: corn, 84c; oats, 28c coal, 16c and 17c.

per bushel; hay, baled, $7.50. The wisdom of reparing the bridge by puttiug dowu pine plank is not evident to au "outsider." TRADE PALACE, TOPEKA, 203 Kansas Av. City CUUKl'H NOTICES. The best is always the cheapest. Therefore if you want a buggy buy it of A.

M. Fuller. Just received a car loal of Barbed Wire at W. A. L.

Thompson 159, Kansas venue. Shiloh's cough and consumptive cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures consumption. J. C.

Fulton sells it. Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you. J. C. Fulton, Druggist.

Pure blood helps to make a clesr conscience. Hood's Sarstparltla purifies the blood. Eooogh said. Send us a big bottle. If you want a good meal don't fail to stop at the "Delmonico" when you are in town, every thing is neat and clean, and 25 cents pays for a meal.

Another dead man has b( en found on the river bank near town. This makes the fourth, we believe, found in that locality. The last case -wa evidently a suicide, but no clue to his identity could be discovered. If Washington Irving, when he wrote "Rip Van Winkle," knew that the Crane comedy company were to play ifc. at the Grand, Saturday night, he would have died a happier and wiser man.

Don't be Alarmed at right's, Disease, Diabetes, or any disease of th kidney, liver or urinary organs, a- Hop Bitters will oertain'y and lastingly cure you, ana it Is the only thing that will. George Hopkins has bought the book store, formerly owned by Weber ft Kline and is preparing to meet all the wants of his customers. Mr. Hopkius is an interprising and hon At Holman' Furniture store North Topeka you can buy Baby Carriages for less money than at any other store in the city ts he wants to close them out having decided to keep them in stock. Mr.

F. A. Hatch has sold his confectionary store in the Delmonico restaurant to Messrs. La Masters ft Sharp, who will continue the business. Mr.

Hatch has not yet decided as to what he a ill do, but we wish him success in whatever he undertakes. New and elegant styles of Window Shades at Holman's Furniture store North Topeka. Call at the Times Oepice and examine samples and pi ices before ordering your job work. Go to W. A.

3. Thompson's 159 Kaus. for the best assortment of all kinds of Cutlery. Any thing in the water works line will be done reasonably by Frank Babcock North Topeka. Justice Jamison issued a warrant Monday for the arrest of a young colored man on the charge of bastardy.

Kansas City Live Stock Indicator, Apr. SS. Cattle. The following shows the highest price paid ou each day of the week under review, together with the average weight of the cattle bringing the figures given: DAT. AT.

WT. PRTCK. Thursday 1,480 $5 95 Friday 1,508 7 75 Saturday 1,278 5 70 Monday 1,818 5 85 Tuesday 1,457 6 97fr Receipts Wednesday, 738 head. The market was Arm, particularly for butchers' stuff, at a shade higher prices than Tuesday. NORTH TOPEKA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at 9 45 a.

m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. J. C. Miller, Pastor.

M. R. Mitchell, Supt. NORTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Preaching services conducted by the pastor on Lords day at 11 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath school at 12:15 p. m.

Thursday evening meeting at 7:30 p.m. 8. Dunlap, pastor. J. ilolman, S.

S. Supt. CHURCH OP THE OOOD SHEPHERD. Services held every Sabbath in the X. O.

W. hall at 11 a. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.

in. Friday evening service at 7:30. A. Brown, Pastor. Just received a car load of those fine Racine wagons.

Call and see them. J. H. Foucht. Dennis ft Price will, with great pleasure, show you their elegant line of Dress Goods.

Call on them. THE CITY. Work has been resumed on the Church of the Good Sheperd, on the corner of Laurant and Quincy streets. Mr. John Marshall, the contractor is pushing the work aud it is expected that the building will be ready for use in a few weeks.

Mr. J. H. Fouht and family left Wednesday morning for Hot Springs Arkansas. Mr.

Foucht expects to remain there for about a mouth. We hope that his health will be greatly improved by the trip. B. F. Van Horn, one of the pioneers and benefactors of North Topeka, left for the East Monday where he has gone for the purpose of securing and bringing back aim ported Norman horse.

If we are al'owed to judge from his former business matters, we are ready to admit that he will secute a horse that will not be second to any horse of the kind in this state. The New automatic Bobbin Winder free with the White, at Chivers, 177 Kansas avenue cor. Sixth. Subscribe for the Times. OS.

The following shows, the highest ana lowest prioe paid on each day of tb week under review and also oa the same da of last year: 1888. 1889. Thursdsy 75 7 25 5 75a7 15 Friday 7 15 17 85 5 657 25 Haturday 8 95 7 80 6 057 25 Monday 7 257 42 6 357 25 Tuesday 7 207 40 5 75a7 20 Wednesday 7 157 45 5 80a7 85 Wall pper at Tompkins. P. E.

Van Hareu, Druggist. Hulett ft Furguson will be in their two story and basement store, 79 Kansas Avenue, on the first of June. John A. Copp is the only person authorized to contract for advertising for the Times outside of the office. North Topeka Barbed Wire Works.

New style of barb wire, strongest cheap orable young man and the Times wishes him success in his new venture. Milt Ward, of Men ok en, has gone to Zanesville, Ohio, to visit his old home. While we wish hiru a "good ti ne" we expect him to come back to Kansas better pleased than ever with our grand young state. SKKEKAL PRODUCE. Butter.

Receipts still fair and steady. We quote: roll, choice and fresh est aud best, all solid steel. The best assortment of riding and walking cultivators in Topek. J. H.

Foucht. of good color, medium, ialOc; This is our first spring in Topeka and our first stock of spring goods. Every thing new. Some especial Jobs in Table Linen and Cassimeres. 231 Kans.

Ave. Dennis ft Price. Lime, Cement, Plaster Hair ft Lath for sale by Ewart ft Gage, 51 ixth Avenue between Jackson ft VanBuren. Farmers, bring your butter and eggs On Monday last Miss Rosa Langston issued a warrant for the a. rest of a band of gypsies, on the charge of stealing a coon, value 1 at twanty dollars, making the charge md larceny.

Officers went to Silver Lake and brought back seven gypsies and one colored boy, together with their horses, wagons and camping material. The preliminary examination was held by Justice Jamison, and excited considerable interest, the room being crowded. E. N. Gunn represented the state by order of Vance.

Charley Curtis was the attorney for the defense. The verdict was in ivor of the defense, there not being sufficient evidence to bind them over. Envelopes cheap at the Times office. J. C.

Fulton. Opera House Drug Store. A. M. Fuller sells the Western Cultivator.

Wool twine at Tompkins hardware store. Baby Carriages, at Kitchell Mar burg's. Cook stoves low, at Kitcell Marburg's. Hose, Lawu Sprinklers, at Kitchell Marburg's. Yardsticks given away at Kitchell Marburg's.

Paints, Oils and Glass at Opera House Drug Store. Go to Tompkins' hardware store for Vapor stoves. Green wire cloth very low, at Kitchell Marburg's. Gasoline stoves, the Aurora, at Kitchell and Marburg's. See Crane in Rip Van Wirkle, next Saturday night.

See what J. H. Fouch says about Deers walking lister. All kinds of garden tools at Tompkins' hardware stoie. to A.

J. Ewart, 107 sixth and get yoi.r Staple aud Fancy Groceries. Ladies the "White" works wondrous well, and will not weary you. Caleb grease. Sc.

market weaker at 13fo per doses. Poultry. Market steady and un-chaued. Live Old bene, large, $4 25 per oi mixed 8 50a $3 75 per dos. Turkeys, per lb.

12al4c; ducks per doe. geese per dos. $4.00. Dressed weather too warm for dressed. Vegetables Market quiet for potatoes.

Potatoes car lots, Early Rose per bu. 25 35c Peerless and Onions, growing and sprouting, are pleuty and hard to sell at any price. Choice are quotable at 60c per Cabbage, per 81 00 Fresh Fruit Apples, fair, per barrel, $2.252 50 Choice varieties 82.50a 3 00. Chivers, sole agent, 177 Kansas avenue in the basement. We have a car load of first class Carria ges, Buggies, and Phaetons.

If you want one we can suit you. Hulett ft Furguson, 220 Kansas Avenue. We ask the public to call and see onr large and low priced stock. Table linens, towels, napkins, cassi meres, ftc, Dennis ft Price, 231 Kansas Ave. Our reporter heard a little girl on a TOPEKA street-car ask her mother "why they wet the crossings." The mother could not answer and neither can we.

OPERA HOUSE. White Lead ai Linseed Oil at Opera House Drug Store. Go to A. M. Fuller's and see the New Piano Cord Binder.

If you want a No. 1 good buggy go to A. M. Fuller for it. Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee, commencing- Tuesday Evening, Hay 1, 1883.

ft Patterson have just received a car load of barb Wire, which they sell at bottom rock prices. Come and see. Cor. Kan. Ave.

ft Laurent. The great number of trees already set out this spring would indicate that the farmers are very much ahead of Gov. Glick's proclamation for Arbor Day. The City meat market will be opened on Sunday morning from 5 to 9 o'clock. A.

M. Positively no meat sold after 9 o-elock. Ed. Buckner. A.

J. ARNOLD ft Druggists. The oldest drug establishment in North Topeka. Sign of the "Big Mortar!" Two gentlemen from Wilson county troubled with that miserable disease, epilepsy, came to the city to avail themselves of the liberal terms made by Dr. Ash ra ore in the treatment ot this disease.

No cure, no pay. The terms agreed upon were two hundred dollars. He guarantees a radical cure. Terrible State op I kings among the manufactures of cheap and adulterated liaken Powders, at the capture of tbeir trails by DeLsmri ft with their Chemical iking Powder, wbere-ever the two have come together. The American people are able and willing to pay for first-class article when it is off them.

For safe by Rider A Power, North Topeka, Kau- The Grand Jury found true bills against all of the "Marriage Aiders" and they will be tried at the next term of the District Court. This does not quit agree with the report of she special com mi tee of the Methodist Conference, who stated that they found nothing in the connection of John D. Kuox with the "Aiders" which required action to be taken by that body, of which Knox is a member. The enterprising manager the Chicago Inter Ocean has commenced the publication of a Sunday Edition- The first number which came to hand was a 20 page paper, filled with the news of the da together with a large amount of interesting literary and miscellaneous matter. It probably gives more reading matter of general interest for the price asked, than any similar publication in the country.

For the purpose of reducing our stock of fine buggies, Carriges, Phaetons. Spring and Farm wagons, and every thing in the Farm Implement line, will sell at greatly reduced prices. Special Inducements to cash buyers. We must reduce our stock as we have to move. Kennedy ft Stone, Cor.

6th and Quincy streets. Cardinal Nctkan, in his earlier rears, was a perfumer of marked ability lpon the violin, and now At the age oi he still takes deAigbt in drawing west strains of music from the insaru-seat that has been his co mpanies ioi the Odd Fellows of our city, together with thir visiting bretberen celebrated the sixty fourth aniversary of the establishment of Odd fellowship in America. At 10 o'clock thev all met at their hall and forming a procession marched to North Topeka, thence back to the city park. After music, prayer was offered by Rev. T.

J. Elkin, chaplain, who was followed by Col. F. S. Stumbaugh in an ad -dress of welcome.

He gave a brief but comprehensive synopsis of the formation of the Order and its growth. Judge Martin was the orator of the day, aud we are sorry that lack of space compels us to omit his speech which was very interesting. The celebration concluded with a ball in the evening which was well attended aud a very pleasant affair. The Santa Fe road brougl in twenty-five more of the celebrated White Sewing Machines to our friend Chivers yesterday. His machine is the favorite with the ladies wherever shown.

It is elegant, light running, easv to manage, durable, has more attachments than any other machine, a self-binder, an automatic bobbin-winder, and to say the least is a daisy. Ladi if you are thinking of getting rid of your old sewing machine with the cogwheels or cam rollers or toggle joints, go and see the White, at 177 Kansas avenue, where by payiug the difference either in cash or on payments you can get all your machine is worth and live years longer the happy possessor of a White, which is no woman killer. PUBLICATION NOTICE. STATE OF KANSAS. SHAWSEE Cocxty, In tbe Court of II.

L. Dunlap, a Justice of i lie Peace of Topeka Township, in said county. Ryder A I'o elL Plain tiffs, V9 Win. Pop p. Defendant.

Notice is hereby given, that on the 39th day of March. 198::, li. L. Dunlap, justice of the I will for the 80 days sell Smith wagon for $65 cash. Must make room for another car load.

J. H. Foucht. Special engagement of tbe Famous CHARLES E. FORD'S EX6LIIH COMIC OPERA COMPANY.

Mr. Crawford begs to inform tbe citizens of Topeka that be has succeeded in effecting aa engagement with the above-named celt-bra-ted company, for three nights and a matinee, when they will present tbe following New Operas, wbicb will be sung in tbe following order: TUESDAY EVENING, MAT 1st, Will be presented Gilbert Sullivan's new Fairy Comic Opera, entitled Or, Tbe Peer and tbe Peri. WEDNESDAY MATINEE. An excellent opportunity will be afforded for ladies and children to hear a beautiful opera at cheap prices. Tbe opera for the matinee will be duly announced hereafter.

WEDNESDAY ENENING, MAY td. Bucoolossi's T-atest Great London and New York Success, entitled 8. Barnum ft Co. have just received a ear load of carp -ts, direct from the factories. You can save fully twenty per cent by buying of them.

Go and see them. Mixed Paint at J. C. Fulton's Opera House Ding Store. Sash, Doors Blinds for sale by A J.

Ewart, 107 Sixth Ave. Fishing Tackle at Kitchell Marburg's, 173 Kansas Ave. Prescriptions accuratly dispensed at Opera House Dru Store. Go and see the "Estei ly" Binder at W. A.

Morton's, East 6th street. Have you seen Tompkins' new stock of wall paper ai the post Gasoline Stoves, the best in use to be found at W. A. L. Thompsons.

W. A. L. Thompson furnishes the best Re regit at or and cool, made. Two or Three Listers can be had at W.

A. Morton's 111 East 6th street The 1 ite frost has not injured much fruit so far as can be ascertained. For Ice cold soda water, Call on J. C. Fulton, Opera House Drug Store.

The best assortment of buggies at A. M. Fullers. No. 80 Kansas Avenue.

Crane, as Rip Van Winkle, will soon wrest the laurels from Joe Jefferson. For Soda water and cigais, call on J. C. Fulton, Op sra House Drug Store. F.

G. Tompkins has quite a number of these eheap books left at the jneteflk-s. LES MANTEAUX NOIRS, S. Baruum ft carry undoubtedly the largest stock in Ready made Garments, for either sex, or age, that can be found in the city and at much lets price than eltevhere. J.

M. Morrow is selling and has in stock the largest line of Clothing, Hats, Cape, and Trunks, on the north side. The largest line of straw Hats in all colors and prices from 5 cents to $150 The cheapest, and best Boarding House is found in the''Delmonioo," clean beds, good meals and every thing the market affords, all for 85 cents a meal. Or. The Black Cloak.

THURSDAY EVENING, MAY, 3d. Will be presented Johann Strauss, tbe Walts Kings last and Justly famous opera, entitled The Merry War. Prices of admission First floor, Second floor, 73 cents: Gallery, SO cents. Tbe sale of reserved seats for the operas will commence on Saturday, April 28th, at tbe box offiee of peace ot ibe city oi mieKa. in said county, issued an order of attactiuient in the a'ove entitled cause against tie said Win.

Popp. defendant, for law uni of twenty-two and I eighty-one hundredth dollars. Safdcanse is set tor hearing before aid Jualice. at his oi-flce in tbe city of Topeka, said county, on the 12tn day of May. 1SSS.

Attest: KVDEB 4 POWELL. H. L. Drsup. Plaintiffs.

J. A- Juf Uce of the Peace. he IhfiM sigra.