The Kansas Daily Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • 4

THE PLACE TO BUY DAILY TRIBUNE. Lawrence Happenings. LAWRENCE, MONDAY, DEC. 2. 1878 GREAT The United States court is in session st Topeka.

Luther Benson lectures in Topeka to BARGAINS Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, TO DAYS NOTICES. morrow night. Hosiery, Neck Wear, Gloves, a The Champion Brand of PERFECT FITTING- SHIRTS Order the BAIL TRIBUNE left at your Ktne. Delivered my place in the City for 16 A nts per week. The TRIBUNE give the BfPferf News SIXTEEN HOURS ahead of mil other Lawrence paper, forties rcreivinn the TRIBUNE mill confer a favor if they will report all irregularities in delivery of the paper at Vis office.

No de- New MUSIC Store. 137 Massachusetts Street, LAWRENCE, KAS. Mr. Frazier Johnson, of Morris county, is stopping a while in tbe city. The Kansas State Grange meets in Lawrence on the 17th in Miller's Hall.

The oratorical pedler is holding forth again to-day at tbe Henry street corner. Parties just in from the west report the storm mnch more severe there than here. Wild geese snd decks begin to appear in market, which is a good sign that it is cool up north. Good weather again today. It is a peculiarity of Kansas weather that it is seldom rough more than a day or two at a time.

And a Specialty in all the Above at BROMELSICK' SHIRT DEPOT, Best Violin, Guitar, Cello and Contra Bass Strings, just Imported. NO OLD SIOCK dnctions or allowance can be permitted unlets Hi request is eomph'ed icith. lhe BAIL and TRIB UNE is almost double the circulation of any oVier per in Douglas county, which is important to advertisers. They will please note this fact. The bad walking yesterday but slightly Mo.

117 Mass. street, Lawrence, lias. Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Organs, Aocordeons Violins, Guitars, Promptly Attented to. Tuning Church Organs a SPECIALTY diminished the attendance at the various city churches, all of which were comfortably filled. The State Horticultural Society meets at Ottawa, its birth p'ace, to-morrow.

Douglas ton. After congratulations, the guests eat county will be well represented, and we will down to a sumptuous repast, to which ful have full reporta for our readers. justice was done. the Public. Send The Lareest Stock or Sheet Music ever offered for Catalogue and Price List.

The wretched condition of the streets and The bride looked graceful In a mauve col ored silk, with orange blossoms. The groom sidewalks on Saturday night caused the Em 7-6awlv wore the usual costume. ma Leland combination to defer the perform ance of The Child Stealer until their next Heal Entnlf Agency. feiAMES E. WATSON fe CO.

Taxes paid fbr non-reaid-nts, and abstracts of title far-li) bod OfTlrft la Standard building. JOOOdlu, New Stock, Monday. "Mr. T. C.

Stephen will open a new stock of candles and confections, on Monday next, and will offer a better variety and class of goods than can be bad elsewhere for tbe money. Merchants, especially, will find It ad vis-able to examine stock and prices, wbicb can't be excelled anywbers. U-30d3t The bride received quite a number of presents. After a short time spent socially the visit Lost, A deep, heavy red cow, about ten years old, supposed to have strayed away to have her calf. Any one giving information will be rewarded by leaving word at Hope's, on Henry street.

ll-29dtf tin New Meat Market. Choice Steaks, Roasts and the be6t of all kinds of meats served promptly and neatly at reasonable prices, by Chamberlain Bell, northwest corner of Massachusetts and Berk, ley streets. Highest cash pricf paid for fat cattle. 11-9-dtf The best grades of perfumery at reduced prices at the "New Drug Store." ll-26dtf guests departed, leaving behind their best We saw two very drunken mtn on the wishes for the prosperity and happiness of the newly wedded couple. street, last Saturday evening.

This is comparatively a rare sight in Lawrence, and we hope the day is not far distant when it Cheap Charley, The Poor Man's Friend. The Great Chicken Case. will be even more so. The office of Justice Steele was packed this morning with nearly the entire population of We have received a copy of the Kansas Greenbacker, published at Emporia by Span- North Lawrence, most of whom were wit nesses in the case of the state vs. John glar, Wood fc Trask, editors and proprietors.

Our old friend S. N. Wood is chief quill-driver. Wilfong, arrested for misdemeanor in having Don't confound the Equinox Base Burner with rny ctber, as it has no equal ll-23dtf and he always makes everything lively that wilfully, maliciously and with malice afore You Cannot Ornmble After baying boots and shoej of A. J.

CONNELLY. He baa removed his mammoth stock to McCardy Broe' on Massachusetts sign of the big boot. Everything in tbe boot and shoo line from a shoo string to tho finest and most stylish boot made. Give Lba a trial and yon will complain of wet feet navermore." 122dlt he takes a hand in. Succese to it.

thought violated the peace and diguity of the nd 'mfortable barber shop state of Kansas by killing one or more chick T. Tabor who is quite well known in greenback circles, and who is a clever gentle ens, the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Lambers, A commodior may be foun. Mr. will wait upon t.

and neatness. east street, where les Smith public with artistic skill man, has put all his teams at work freighting of North Lawrence. A jury of twelve of our principal business men was Impanelled, and ore from Silver Cliff to Canon City We understand he has all he can do. Colorado about thirtv witnesses on each sid were Mountaineer. sworn.

We are Informed by a gentleman from S. M. Allen, countv attorney, is assisted iu Lower Prices than ever before known In Lawrence on tbe best warranted boots and shoes. All new winter goods, bought since th late decline of manufacturers, at the cash boot and shoe store. Call and prove them at Humi'b.

12-2d3aw2t Willow Springs that the fall of snow at that the prosecution by E. A. Fisher, point reached twelve inches on a level by ac North Lawrence, while the defense was ably tual measurement. But four inches fell here and skilffllv conducted bv Hon. George J.

Barker and Albert Knittle, Esq. Pure and Sweet. B. S. Payne respectfully informs the public that he is now sole proprietor of he Western Dairy, and will settle all accounts due the old firm of Brown Payne.

Will furnish pue sweet or sour milk or cream to order. ll-25deodlm Look Here! During the next sixty days I will make up suits in first class style at greatly reduced rates, and guarantee a perfect fit. and entire and it is quite remarkable that there should be such a difference in such a short distance. After much learned argument of important points of law, the first witness for the prose A company has been formed here for the manufacture of Randall wheat separator Good Knough for V. 8.

Grant, And when he smokes those Papa and Double Xsgle cigars sent to him by L. G. Hitchcock, tnoir true quality will be tested. If you want to smoke cigars for their delicious flavor and pure tobacco, stop at 06 Massachusetts street, cution was introduced, who swore to having seen the defendant throw a stick at a chicken and knock it down. The chicken was about six weeks old, but she conld not describe its satisfaction.

A good stock to select from. nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnann' and try them, and you will find they will just fill the bill. 12-2dlw sex, color or breed, as it was in high grass at Also ready-made clothing at hard-pan prices. call and learn my prices before purchasing the time neither could she testify for certain that the chicken expired on this occasion. elsewhere J.

r. It was early last spring the chicken was 12-35dtf The famous Marble Head cigar at the "New 5 Turkeys, large and fat, at Eberly nery's. i Leave your orders for cobs with J. P. Ross.

11-lOdlw killed. At this point the attorneys indulged in much learned argument upon nice points Drug Store." ll-26dtf of law, and upon the established mode of identifving chickens of this tender age. At For Sale 'an ad a Gray for business suits, at or exchange for desirable real estate, a 6ubur- PSNNT'S. JO-odtf oan residence, acres of land, abundance of young fruit trees of all kinds, fine shade noon the case was adjourned until two p. and what new and startling developments are yet in store for us will be better known when fifty or sixty more witnesses have been exam trees, grounds in good condition, house SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! For coughs and colds and all throat affections use Dr.

Carl Neuman's pulmonic tablets. Warranted to give satlr faction. ll-2Gdtf Jiuilness suitings at Pbnnt's. 10-5dtf brick, new and commodious, cistern well ined. Numerous exceptions were taken to the term of sale easy and long time fflven for rulings of the court, and it is probable the part of purchase money if desired.

Also other property both citv and farm case may go to the supreme court. It is a very important case for so small a chicken and grader. A number of our leading citizens are interested in the enterprise, which is to have a paid up capital of $16,000. The work is to be done by Roberts Co. at their wood works near the river, ftimball Bros, furnishing the Iron work.

We had the pleasure, Saturday, of meeting Mr. George S. Irwin, editor of tbe North Topeka Times, who visited our city in the interest of the Fountain Dramatic Company, wbicb is to play The Hidden Hand here on next Saturday evening. Mr. Irwin is a pleasant gentleman, and we bear high encomiums on the company he represents.

The anti-secret society convention at Wheaton has resolved that billiards is a wicked game and croquet is an innocent one. What we want to know now is, where does the wickedness come in I Is it in the ivory of the balls, in the rosin on the cue, or the green of the cloth Why punching wood balls on green grass, is more Innocent than punching ivory ones on green cloth, is one of the things no fellow can find out, unless he Is initiated. Mr. Frank Willard went to Topeka and succeeded in arresting tbe three colored boys who went through bis house last week. Their names are Charley Johnson, Bob Harper and Bill Sims Johnson had been in the employ of Willard as boot-black in his barber shop, and says he took in the other two as partners, and divided the swag, 'about $40.00, equally between them.

About $16 00 was recovered from Johnson, by means of several careful searchings. The bopeful trio have their examinations at one o'clock to-day before Justice Steele. quire at the law office of -13-dfewtf BORGHOLTHAUS ALFORD. 8 p.m. The great chicken case is still in progress, the thunders of counsel still re Faces Made Clean.

Mr. Frank Willard, proprietor of the popn verberate along Vermont street, Court House square is still black with a cloud of witnesses, Leave your orders for poultry with Eberly 6 Montgomery. For clearing tbe throat before singing or speaking in public use Dr. Carl Neuman's pulmonic tablets. ll-26dtf W.

F. Penny is still at the old stand, with a better line of cassimeres, cloths and vestings than ever before. 12 2dtf ar barber shop on Massachusetts street, man and new evidences seemes to render it probable that not only one, but two, innocent and ufactures an elixir that he will guarantee to remove freckles, tan or Dimples, or monpv funded. Call and see him and set nroof. tender chickies were ruthlessly slain, or at least were dangerously wounded.

In view or the CJonl imicd Wild Weather we herewith oiler DISCOUNT of TEN pes CENT On the Following; OooiIm FINE OVERCOATS, Fine Woolen Underwear, "Woolen Scarfs and Comforters, Woolen other Heavy Gloves, ll-25eodtf The Uolden Belt Bonte. The quickest, safest and most reliable route Turkeys, llvo or dressed, to order at short notice. Eberlt A montuohibt. Mrs.Gardner Co. Mrs.

Gardner is as usual up to the times ith new and elegant goods. They will offer to all points East or West is via the Kansas Pacific Railwaw, through the famous uolden Belt" (the finest wheat region in great Inducements to customers until the new the world). Passenirers for Denver and t.h A six ounce cake of good toilet soap for a nlcLle at the "New Drug Store." ll-2ttdtf year, in millinery, furs and faney goods It Rocky Mountains should remember that this is 120 miles the shortest, 23 hours the quickest, and the only line running through will be to the abvantage of buyers to call on assortment of pants them before purchasing. goods in tbo Penny's. Largest olty.

at 10-5dtf to Denver without change cars. Going-Bast, close nonnectious are made at Kansas Turkish Hat li Until further notice we will only give ity and with all the great turougn routes lor an points Jast, JNorth and Turkish Baths on Tueeday, Thursday and Sat South. The Favorite Line to the San Juan Mines. Passengers takina the Kansas Pa Accident. urday of each week.

Honrs for ladies from 8 a. m. to 2 p.m. Sunday from 8 a. m.

to George Miller Has best wines, liquors and cigars. 1040, opposite Union depot, Kansas City. U-21dlAw2 Booth oysters received fresh. 22ldwtf EllBRLT MONTOOMKBX. cific can stop over at Denver and visit the mines and smelting works in its vicinity.

Mr. Charles Reed, a young man working for Mr. A. D. Mackey, met with an accident, this 12 for gentlemen only.

Close connection made with the Denver and Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Monday, Wednesday and Friday will be de Men's Buffalo Sheep Lined Boots, Ladies' Lined Shoes. ffiffa Z2 Ae 811 thoe GOODS were originally marked VERY LOW, everybody in want or Mjat such COODS, ought to avail lliemae) ves of this opportunity. Our Goods are all marked in PLAIN FIGUUES, and Purchasers eau convince themselves that they receive lhe lull benefit of this offer. CHEAP CHARLEY, At Cieo. I.eig A If row.

Old Stand. morning, which may result in losing the nse voted to tbe treatment of cases witb electricity and other remedies. of his right hand. Ue was feeding corn in the shelter and got his hand caught in the cogs Springs, La Veta. Del Norte and Lake City.

The only line west of the Missouri River equipped with the Westinghouse Im- DR. K. DOBBINS. provea Automatic Air Brake. Freight ship The People's Coal Company wili deliver to aud fearfully crushed and mangled.

Mr. Mackey brought him to town and placed him under the treatment of Dr. Mottram. pers, attention! The Kansas Pacific Fast any part of the city, Carbondale coal at 4.00 per ton, and other at proportionately low rates. Orders received at Weidemann Son's, Massachusetts street.

Office near the The Climax Is just what its name indicates, at beats them all, for a baas burner clinker-Jess grate and circulating heat. Only found At Ball's. ll-21dwtr To all who are suffering from tbo en on and Indiscretion of Youth, Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Loft of Hanhood, Ac. I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OP CHAKGB.

This Great Remedy was discovered by a Missionary in oath America. Bond a seir addressed envelope to lh Kev. Jeaaru T. Unas, Station Jtibit depot. P.

M. Howl and, Agent. Freight Express makes the best time and affords the most rapid transit of freight between the Missouri river and all principal points in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, San Juan and Arizona. For information concerning rates, maps, guides, pamphlets, call upon or address, John Muib, P. B.

Groat, Gen'l Fr't Agt. Gen'l Pass'r Agt. T. F. Oakks, Gen'l 8up't, Kansas City.

dw3m A Happy Kveut. There was a pleasant wedding Wednesday, 27th, at the residence of Mr. ane Mrs. Alexander Rose, near Lecompton, being tbe marriage of their daughter Sarah to Geerge El-Hale. At two o'clock the guests bad assembled to witness the happy event.

Tbe ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Bonebrake, of Lecomp- Removed. J. W.

Willey has removed his store to the PRICES WILL TELL! The 8ecoud-Hand Store Is Making them Tell first door south of Ridenour Baker's old stand, the place formerly occupied by Mr. A. am Hew York LJv. ll-'26deodawly Evans. JjCall and see a fine assortment of Stoves aud Tinware, and they will be sold at living prices.

Work done promptly. 12-Sdtf Fire on the Hearth ventilator stove and double heater at Bell's. dwtf CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed In his hands hy an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure for Consnmption.Bron-chitis. Catarrh.

Aethrra and all Throat and Lung affections, also a positive and radical Care for Werv oas Debility and al Nervous Complaints, after having tested i'swonderfHl curative powers in thousands of cases. has felt it his duty to make it known Vo his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive, and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full dikections for preparing and using, in English, French or German. Sent by mail by address-ingwlth stamp, nami: paper W. W. 8hb-bib, 149 Poweis' F.

B. Solt, Wishing to Reduce my LARGE STOCK of on Warren street, near uonnecticut, nas a new meat market attached to his vari HEATING SXOVES. The Best BASE BURNER and BASE HEATER In the STATE for $25; Medium size Revolution for 15, food as new. cost $40 one 'mall size Revolution $12. 300 New and Second-hand HEATING STOVES from $2 to $12.

COOKHG STOVES. No. 7 for Wood $7 to $13 for Wood and Coal $9 to $12: No. 8 for wood to $16; for Coal and Wood 10 to $20. Will Dxlivto STOVES at ant Railroad Sta ety store, and will furnish families about everything needed for their tables.

Try him ll-20d2awlm BOOTS I SHOES Glassware. Lamps, complete with Chimneys and Burners for 25c. aud upwards. Good Seeel Table Knives akd Forks at 50c per set. Pocket Knives 10c.

to $1. Pictures. Landscape Oil Paintings 27 by 3 i Inches 3 inch walnut frames, gilt lining for $2'50; Cbromos JS oy 28 inches in 3-inch frames at $1.50 cheap at $3. Mottoes, and other Pictures at correspondingly lowp'ices. Sent to any Part or the State C.

O. D. Writ roa Description. Mirrors. A fine selection, from 10c.

to Fire Pikb Mir bors 18x41 Incises. Examine m.ue before you buy SEW1HG MAC Iff EVES. Sikoer and New Amebic an fhom $20 to $30. Twenty-Five Second band Machines from $5 to $10 tar-SEwiNG Machines Repaired by iha Best Repairer in the State. "The li ligation.

I Barber Shop. Take notice that Bradley Stewart have tion is ths State. Wbjtz fob Terms and determined to do justice to the laboring class, and all who may patronize them. A Shave and hair cut 25 cents. Children's hair cut for XI WARE.

Pint Cups 3 for 10c Quart Cnps 10c two for 15c; 15 cents. d-satwedlm Dust Pans 10c; Qaan Dipnero 10c; 6 Quart M'lk Pans 15c Fire Shovels 5c 10 Quart Djeh Pans 25c. Miss Oliver's Bazaar and Millinery Store, 3 19dwtf Main street, Kansas City. Boots and Shoes. Men's Walker Saddle-seam Boo'a.

Chicago kfD Miscrllaneo us. Boy'e Women's pegged grain Calf Ladies. Misses and Cuildreu's Burl, and Orav Bros. Mark Anthony, Removed to 136 Massachusetts street He has Shoes at less than Manufacturer's prices. I will, in the next SIX WEEKS, make PRICES that will PAY YOU to CALL at the FAMILY SHOE STORE.

Silver-Plated Ware. Rogers Bros. Trip Plated fire-bottle Castors. Though the investigation of electien frauds is still going on in Wasnington, the people of the great and prosperous WeBt are not agitated very much over the title of Hayes to tbe Presidency what they want to know lk, Where to go during the bummer for Recreation and Pleasure and as usual the Old Reliable Hannibal St. Joseph Railroad comes to the front acd offers cheaper rates, close connections, and through cars from the Missouri rivr to the principal places of interest in the North.

South and East. Through Day Coaches and Pullman Sleeping Cars are ran from Missouri Hirer points to Chicago, vja Qnincy (and the Cnicago, Burlington Caincy Railroad.) making close connections with all lines to the North and East, also with the different Steamboat lines on the great Lakes. This is the oslt line offering a through Day Coach and Pullman Sleeping Car. from Missouri River to Toledo, Ohio (via tbe Wabash without change, making close connections with Rail lines to all points East, direct connections made with Boat for Put-In Bay. (the Saratoga of te Wen Thfai is alfo 'be oklt line offering a thronsrh Day Coach from Kansas ty to Indiat apol's without change making close connec Ions with all lines Zsji and South.

Pleasure seeem, business men uid the public generally should remember this fict and purchase their ticket accordingly; for sai at all offices ia the West. For Maps, Time Tables, Rates, call on or address, C. LEE, Western Passenger Agent. Kansas Citv, or PEN "IELD. General Passenger Agent, Hannibal Mo Surveyors Compass and Chain $15; Pistols and D2 5nckssws75c new axes handled $1 2 inch Handsawdfl; 18-inch 75s- Braces and Aueer Bite Mouldintr Planes 25c.

each Steel Arize Eye Hcmmeos at 75c Coal Hode 4t to 75c Kad Scraper 3 Window Pumps; Bath Tubs-" Store Counters Set of shoe dealers Cartoon old' Sign- eel-ard; Counter Scales Fire-proof Safe $50 Secretary and Book Case 1 15; Feather Pillows $1 B'd Springs $2 1 railroad car Steve Feather UuFtereat half price; Brooms 10c Mock- ground and engraved bottle $4 to $7 Triple-pla-ed Table Knive $3 per set; other make $2 per pet; a new shop, clean cups, easy chairs, and removes the beard, trims or cuts the hair in tbe most artistic style. Hot or cold baths yon don't have to wait. Try him. 11-aOd wedaaatlm Victor wringer, tbe most simple and durable, at Bell's. dwtf Kogere Kos TaniHepoons and Forks A 1 3 50 per other make at $1 to $2 per set Kogers Bro-.

Tea Sp.ons $1 .25 to $2.00 per set othei makes 75c. to $1.25 per set. One new Ruober Bucket Pump at a bargain Kn Sin Tu i Queens ware. 1 HA VP A LARGE STOCK and CAN UN LaT 'ountt. AKJC IN LKUO- CP-GOODS SHIPPED ANY PART Of TBE STATE.

DERSELL ant He us a in tub Stats. Chew Jackson's Best Sweet ifavy Tobacco. ll-12dwly E. O. Morrison, Photographist, at 67 Massachusetts street.

Pictures taken in every style. Call and see Goods or all Sorts and Kii g-Seeond-Hni ids, BonKkt and Sold. House to Rent. B. I.

JIASOA. J. H. Mini UO. Ag't.

-samples of work and get prices. 11-13-dlm I.