The Daily Commonwealth from Topeka, Kansas • 4

LOCAL NOTICES. LOCAL NOTICES. Aienisou, ropeka Santa re ir a st jm? xo partici (Irotrtaar disae rri, manner at-Iadlaaapalls Skart Urn. MERCHANT TAILORS. TOO wnicft ha hail pate in the Indian payment now taking place there; that is, he win look on and see how it is done.

defrandcu! nt .1 Msn Ferte for Kale. A first class Piano, require at this office. RAILROAD. On and after Monday, Sept. 26th, 1870, reg- Price $200, cash Oet22dtf horrors of ular BOOKS AND STATIONERY nomination for probate mH nave a faint picture of the St.

Mary's on Saturday. itt 1 KANSAS AVENUR 14 trains will run as follows Rch O. BOWMATsr Per Sale. I have a few city Ion for sale, cheap for cash, or on time. F.

L. Crane. Dr. Fletcher was then called for making few remark, b5 way of explanation, on the shystenng in the convention. Mr.

Wm. V. Bare was then introduced, ne showed in a speech of one hour'. Tki popular rout i Um only one ranging emn from St Louis to New York witnomt changes, via Ten Haute, Indianapolis, Coiumbui, Pittsburg Harrisburg and Philadelphia, and only one change to Baltimore, Washington, and all southern towns, too numerous to mention. No change of can from St.

Louis to Cincinnati Of Louisville, and is the only lino ran President Denison, of the agriealtural college, was in the city yesterday. He improved the opportunity while here to purchase one of Stone. Battey A Co's first-clasa pianos. The saloon keepers at St. Mary's Mission were licensed on condition that they would 10 r.

SfcOS 2:32 2:4 Momoe near Fifth. sepl5-dtf Fleer see mt Mere. W. Edaon Co. have opened a Flour party great uurauon, tne necessity of a third organisation, in which he said a manv cood and MERCHANT TAILOR.

OoMtaatlr oa hand a Larg. at CLOTHS, CASSIMERE8, UATf. North WJSaSji Topeka Chnllender Cottonwood Wakaruaa Cerbondale Oables Bnrlmgaira Peterton Once City Arvouia Reading Horton Aaarrs at Bmporia close shop on "Indian payment day." But We write this at 9 o'clock at night, wet to the skin. We went up to the Mission in the afternoon, deluding ourselves with the idea that the rain was over, and that we might possibly learn something in regard to this payment that might be of interest to our readers. Our success was so limited, and our temper so severely tried by nearly drowning in a pond after a comfortable walk in the mud and rain of nearly half a mile before we reached North Topeka, after the freight train that brought us down had stopped, that we haven't any inclination to write up the affair.

We could not do it justice, and if we atkamnt- ning can across the new iron bridge over quite a number of Indians were drunk on 4:02 436 fcOO the Ohio river at Louisville. The meeting was an eulrt and will speak for itself on election day. Patio Xatlor, Pres't. so. M.

Perbin, Sec V. This grand and comfortable route to the seaboard makes from 1 to 4 hours quicker and feed btore at 244 Kansas Avenue. They will keep constantly on hand a full snpply of the best brands of Flour. Also, Graham Floor, Meal, Oata, Corn, Bran, Chop Feed, Short, Ac. Good delivered to any part of the city.

aag21-d3m. 4:30 RICH will h. -orAer on short notice an time than any other line, and the surety of no change of can the whole distance of Us fsshlnisriili sttlea. ftOu A. MO ass 7:0 7:27 7.55 fc45 S.32 10:10 10-JO 11:06 11:5 IZZS.

230r.lt 2:40 Scli 2:55 4:58 5:19 5:45 6:05 6:27 6:42 7:13 727 7:40 a. a. LOCAL NOTICES. ISA VS. Xmporia porta Junction Barton 8:10 1,054 miles, and running through the cen Jnsl geeeive Full Suppfj of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Trade ALSO, THK BK8T LINK OP WALL PAPER AND BLANK BOOKS Poluia lxx the Olty.

Q6 Sixth Avenue, Topeka, Kaa. fi. 0. M1KTH Ma Apples! To Dyspeptic. From a careful analysis of Dooley's Ba CLOTHING 1 Clothtn? M4 of Bmi, Ma, HATS AND CAPS tral parts of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, and passing through the following town and cities: Vandal ia.

ed it we are afraid we might become profane, so we will not undertake the task. that day. How is this? If the city authorities don't repair the sidewalk between Van Bnren and Harri-on streets, on Eighth avenne, before long, they will be compelled to pay heavy damages for a broken neck or leg. Found, a gentleman's breast pin. The person who lost it most likely would be glad to get it back.

He can hve it by calling on G. W. Crane, at this office, and giving a satisfactory description of it. Judge Holmes has finally succeeded in securing a docket. It answers the purpose very well notwithstanding the mlaamhlo mea, irom Michigan, a car load of choice picked apples.

For sale bv the hung I owuer, we can recommend it as the 8:55 9:10 ft32 M7 lfttC 10:18 10:32 10:48 11. -03 11:13 1 uusnci, pecs or piece. Call imme Reading Arrouia Out (re City Peterton Hariingame Gable. Carliondale Wakamia Cottonwood Cballenders AaarffB at Topeka North Topeka Effingham, Terre Hants), Oreencastle, Indianapolis, Union, Richmond, Dayton, 0r Strre-ta audi aiden aiately, before they are packed away or the people of this city now city now have an Piqua, Urbana, Xenia. Springfield, Colnm baa, Newark, Zaneeville, Wheeling, Bel au.u.

tyg 4 ZlMllEBllAX. best ever manufactured, producing bread, biscuits, pastry, which can be relished by the most sensitive dyspeptics, as healthy and nutritions. Always ready, economical, and will preserve its strength and purity in any climate. For sale in 1 and 5 pound 11:30 11:45 opportunity to learn to the fullest extent of the utter shijllessneMthAt's just the word which has characterized the management of the street deDartmeat nf The Domestic sewinw aire, Stenbenville, Pittsburgh, Altoona. Tyrone, Philadelphia, and all points on the Pennsylvania Central railroad, and making Trains ran Dally except Sunday.

the lock stitch, and uses a straight nMju. T. J. PETER, Sop't. W.

W. PAQAN. AwI Sop't. Jnlv24.1 has cur wheels. cans, to meet the demand, by grocers mechanical execution of the work.

It was not printed at the Commonwealth office. eccentric motion and no cog It runs easier, makes less noiso. hlnwT Se-taf Ha. ssal-daw J. V.

ART Merchant Tailor, 200 Kansas Avenue. TOPEKA, AS. Always on Hand, tlw- Hs generally. ArriTal and Departure of Mails. Fashionable Tallorlas-.

ARRIVAL. DEPABTtmi city during the past summer. In the early part of the season nothing was done towards grading and making necessary improvements, for fear that it would cost something; and as a consequence of this cheap policy, our streets iu some plaits are now almost impassible, and the side walks, even on some parts of Kansas avenue, are absolntely worse than none. On Kotster A Trap), have jut received 2.00 P.M. BM the most direct connections for all eastern cities.

Call for yonr ticket via Vandal ia route by Indianapolis, and avoid transfer. Purchase yonr tickets of T. J. ticket nrent K. P.

R. Topeka. Ono. B. Hall, Western Passenger Agent, sp25-dtf Kansas City.

Eastern Leavenanrtli, Lawrence St. Looia i thronrh and and has from one-third to one-half more room under the arm aud needle than any other shuttle machine. It will sew everything, from the finest lace to the heaviest leather stitching done by shoemakers. It sews over thick seams and uneven places without change of tensions. The tensions What about the proposition to subscribe bonds to the Leavenworth and Topeka railroad company There don't seem to be any excitement about the question.

Shall it be voted up or down Let's hear from somebody. their Fall and Winter stock of Cloths, Cas-simeres and Vesting. Go and see them. 10:00 tm 11:30 A.M. 7:00 P.M.

7:00 5:00 A.M 1:00 P.M. 1:30 7:00 A.M. 60 Western Southern Kmporia (throngh) Rfflogham, Mt. Florenre, Leeorapton, Tecnmaeh. Ac.

sep27-dlm Moth, aneh sw t'arr'a Easrliak Heltona, Ncotch Terriers. F. and H. Coat Intra. Eaarliah Ktauals.

Jtotlre to the Pablic are sell adjusting. oct3fhJAw3m. ftoodN, Indian Neersarker. Fan. aatZr aSS 1L45 A.M Minion Creek, Dorar and Orant (Satorday) i Mrs.

Col. Ritchie returned to this city The large increase in our business has 10 P.M. fasa me wesi siae ot the avenae, between Seventh and Eighth streets, one is in dan a i PSt Offloe SiaUcaAxiK, Topolus T-s OPENS FOR TH FALL SCHOOLS A I.AR0K STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL BOOKS, on rmay last, from a visit to her mother justified us in opening an exclusive dry in Indianapolis. It speaks well for the Seeti-tlally mail to St.

Loato. Lawrence, Lear goods store, at 168 Kansas avenue, where we have just received one of the largest wonn ana Emporia. husbandly qualities of the colonel, that his wife would return to him after such a Topkka. Aogtut 17th. 1870.

er Raaalan List, non. and every style of Causal, mere. BreMtdrlotha, ele. He keep the beat or Workmen! in tke elty and vieinlty aire no natuer-ons that It la aaarrrssaij to any that aatlMlkwtioa la Motklac Ikr hi aatouaera will cleaned and repaired at rea and best selected stocks of domestic and fancy goods ever offered in the city, to which we cordially invite the attention of letlce. Tickets via the Vandalin route and Bee line via Crestline or Colombo are now on sale at the Missouri Pacific and North Missouri railroad ticket office, and at all depot office in the west, Remember, only one change of cars from Kansas City to New York via the Vandalia route, Pan Handle and Pennsylvania Central railway lines, and thirty miles the shortest to Indianapolis.

No change of Want a Cook, our customers and the public. L. Stkisber'jer A Ba long and pleasant visit in Indiana. Mrs. Duncan has opened a fancy goods store in J.

E. New's bat and cap store, which she appropriately designates as a bazaar." She has a fine and attractive collection of jjoods, and will doubtless do a fine business. Call and see her. J. M.

Jonnson, the coanty clerk sepl6-dtf 160 and 168 Kansas ave. ger of his life if he attempts to pass there after dark without a lantern. On Kilith avenue both the street and sidewalk are a disgrace to the city, and Jackson street was fairly flooded yesterday between Sixth and Seventh. The great difficulty is, that while a little work has been done iu a good many places, nothing has been finished. If a crossing was taken up when a street was graded, it was not put down again when the work of grading ceased, and the citizens who now are obliged to travel those streets, are compelled to wade through mud and water knee deep in many places.

Things have been going on in the street department sonable rate. esur2-dlj COSIPRISINfi A boot to look at does very well npside ladles Far The largest assortment, The most goods, Tlie lowest prices at J. E. Rudsill i 191 Kansas avenue. (earral Openluv.

Miss R. E. West begs leave to announce to the ladies of Topeka and vicinity that she will exhibit this day and Monday next, one of the finest assortments of millinery; fancy goods, flowers and trimmings ever brought to this city. The ladies will find it to their interest to call. d2t A fine and very large assortment of Prints to arrive in a few days, and will be sold at very low figures, at Spyer's New York Branch Store.

No. 131, Old State Rw. Another lot of those fine, delicious Cali- -A-H The Hlandard Teat Hook tl a Through out in. oi uroome connty, New York, is in the city. Mr.

Johnson has been renominated for the same position, and expects to come to Kansas, where he has property, and make it his permanent home after serving another term as clerk. ROOFINC AND A VINC Fire and Water-Proof Kooflutr Boulevard Pavement Cement-Coating for Cisterns and Cel-lars. Jackson's Volcanir.ed fire and Weather sr-, RSS without their defects. It is moch lighter and will not crack or break, as It is 1. 5 can from St.

Louis to Cincinnati or Lonis-H. O. B. Hall, Western Pass. Agent, Kanaas City.

ep26-dtf Two Lumber Yabds. Hugo Knllak, beside well known lumber yard and on Jackson street, ha opened a large yard and carpenter shop ia North Topeka for the accommodation of hi numerous customers on that ide of the river. Everything ia his line can be bad at either yard at the lowest Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, Want a Per rant Oirl, Want to Bant a Stora, Want to Sell a Piano, Want to Sell a Horse, Waat to Land Money, Want to Boy a Honae, Want to Boy a Hone, Want to Beat a Honae, Waat to Sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding Place. Want to Borrow Money, Waat to sell Dry Good. Waat to sell Groceries, Waat to sell Furniture, Waat to tell Hardware, Waat to sell Real Estate, Want a Job of Carpentering, Waat a job of Blackimlthing, Want to eell Millinery Goods Want to Sell a Honae and Lot, Want to Sad any one'e Address, Want to find a Strayed Animal, Want to Sell a Piece of Furniture, Want to Boy a second-hand Curiam.

SCHOOL OFFICE STATIONERY. down, but to wear, it must le right side op and A. P. Benson's is the place to find them, and warranted to remain so until worn out, oct22-tf Freight and Jon Wagons. The un-dersigned is prepared to transfer freight and goods to and from the depots, and to all parts of the city on short notice.

Orders left with T. H. Whitmer A Union block, or E. G. Moon A Co's store, will receive prompt attention.

febl8dtf A. B. Tibeeb. Far Beat, from bad to worse, until now the fall rains have come and there may not be an oppor tunity to finish the work that has already been commenced. The loose dirt which has recently been drawn into Kansas on an, pitch, from Sat to perpendicular, an sloes STC It is pr.fcr.We, Flr.1, Because It hi more durable.

Second. It i. Fonrlh. It elastic, and contraet. and expands TwiTh" the Weather.

Filth. It will JTT in tHe Oity. rates, and he is always ready to take con Judge Parsons, president of the Missouri, Kansas A Texas railway company, says he will build a railroad from Topeka to Ottawa, providing aid in the shape of county bonds is furnished, and also providing the supreme court does not decide it is unconstitutional for counties to vote bonds to railroad companies. Mr. Blelock, of Boston, is in the city, stopping with his brother-in-law, Mr.

Church, the bookseller. Mr. B. is favorably impressed with our city, and we were tracts for any and all kinds of buildings, mrl dtf Teachers ud We invite Til of Dealer. susMdsttir iuiui pears, ai ia Kansas avenue, Topeka.

ju Go to the Great Anetion Land Sales at Ottawa. Great Auction Land Sales at Ottawa, November 10th. Trains at half fare to the Ottawa Land School Directors to oar Li DISOOVRTS. House, 5 rooms, 2 pantries, cellar, well and cistern. Apply at 191 Kansas ave-nBe- -a 26hf Haw More.

avenue, between the Gordon house aud the bridge, renders the passage of that part of the avenne with a loaded team, a herculean task, if not an impossibility. The street commissioner has ordered a few oads of dirt spilled here and there, promiscuously, and has had no plan or system to guide his labors, and yet. he seems to suit the powers that be, because he is a i heap man. The mayor and city council ErlSl! Proof, and is not affected 140 deK Fahrenheit. Serenth, It is superior and co.U leu than and has the edtajreof Mac Bre-proof.

ghlli, It the ONLY HATK-KIA th.t will repair the defects, preser, ihe ma-li rial and make old metal roof better than new at a Mia cost N.nth, It is the only nmterml that will repair the defects in wood, shingle and felt roof, preserre the material and render the roof fire and It has no e.nal as a boat pitch ami protectee to fencing and fence po.ts. -V allMllwy Insnrance companies the lire Committees rf 1 Important to Travelers Buy yonr Want to tell Agricultural Implements, Want to find anything you have Lot through tickets all points east, north INSU A ope ns With an old and successful firm, this week at 209 Kansas avenue. and sooth, at the Union Ticket Office, Want to adrertite anything to adrantage. Want to find sn Owner for anything found, ftnploy the columns of the Coaao.xwi4i.Ta, the best Advertising Medium in the State. Kansas Pacific Depot, where all roads are represented.

Do not purchase tickets at commission office, but go to the regular happy to make his acquaintance. He is engaged in a literary work to be called "A History of the Business Men of Bos tine men of the age who hve tneiit, as evidenced by the rollnwins and many mote at our camaumd After exsminiuj? the various roofing nisteruil, presented, amounting to aeyen, all mVn.rsi mT pouuds. and sixteen of vegetalde oct23-d6t Hurrah For the new store, the new goods, and the live business firm of J. A. Lee A at 209 Kansas avenue.

oct23-d6t Shawnee County Labor-Reform Ticket. ought to know, and do know, that the people of this city expect to be taxed, and must be taxed, for ticket office and secure the advantage of LIFE INSURANCE COT, a fbr State enji, yonr committee has thought it beet to resort only upon those composed entirely of mineral Ac Sales. Michigan apples aud large cultivated cranberries, at No. 73 Kansas avenue opposite Shawnee mills. oct25-dtf Re in inbn- When you are looking for nice, fresh family groceries, that you are sure to find them every time at 209 Kansas avenue, J.

A. Lee A new place of business. oct23-d6t WM. T. BARB.

competing rates. Sleeping car bertha and state-rooms can be secured at the office wn. it will be a book of some twelve hundred pages and be out in about a vear. II a a Jtepretentatm, 41tf K. H0LL1DAY.

A Pr.ll'. fW-flM r-ruoau Jmige HANBACK any number of day in advance on all lounnjf Attorney JOHN G. SKARLK. OF NEW YORK. trains leaving Kansas City, a portion of tier of Vutnet Mr ARTHUR I OVAiVil UJ.

provements, and knowing this, why do they shirk the responsibility What the city needs and what it has not, is ex. ecutive ability. If this isn't plain enough what is RAILROADS AMD SETTLEMENTS. r.L II. OAT, Chairman of the American Iustitnte Fair.

Among the Tarions lests tars rooflnf has been pat is one at a U-low, which took place in Topeka Kansas, on the 2SU, nf May, 1870, and reiateJae7 ere times since. W. repeat the language of the daily Kansas State Record of that date a crowl gathered in front of Stills A nwyw c. K. SMITH.

cxipmntrndent Public tmtrnctionS). J. BV ANS. each car being reserved for this city. This is a great advantage to onr citizens, who ean secure sleeping-ear berth here and be All Pollrlca Xii.rrfeltln.

Organized In Go to the Great Auction Land Kale at Ottawa. Great Auction Land Sales at Ottawa, November Hlth. Trains at half fare to the Ottawa Land Sales. Michigan apples, Wisconsin cranberries, and all kinds of fruits and vegetables in lit mmiiiuvnlt. Fine apple wine and sweet cider for family use.

by the pint or quart, at 154 Kansas avenue, Topeka. dlt yesterday rorenoon. at abont 10 i ock, to witness a trial of Jackson's Iwiirored Paint, first introduced to the notice of this community by Hop. Kullak. A sm .11 hSLS! tM roof of one, which had reeled one coat of the paint, was completely mZS2 other cx.mbustiUaZ for two hours persistent efforts were made to set the kindled upon a bare rock.

A can of keroswasTwS ata twajaa.afcaai but with no better certain of obtaining them at State Line and Kan City. Baggage checked through to all principal point. T. J. Ax derson, General Ticket Agent, oetldtf Kansas Pacific Depot.

27.MM.MM 2.500.000 2.004,000 nsi i( IN FORCE CAPITAI. ANIO ASSETS AMMUAIs DM OH DEATH CLAIM PAID their season, at J. A. Law A fn'. ono tle Weat-TwesiilcUi tteutorlssl Mats-let.

To the Editor of the Commonwealth One cannot pass up along the line of the Kansas Pacific without being made glad with the fair face of the country along the line. It is certainly the fairest SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1870. We advise our citizens to beware of a man who can carry two buckets of coal from the coal yard without leave, and who, when he comes to the city, always carries both hands in a sling. This man solicits alms, and at the same time has houses and lands in the hands of agents for sale. His physicians say "he can work if he will only take his hands from the sling, and go to work." "Some wet," said a man from the country yesterday.

"Golly how it pours," said another. "You bet," replied a third, and so on the whole day. At times it was so dark that our compositors had to light lamps and candles. The tide of the ages seems to have rolled backward, and we are again bordering on the time of the great flood. At least one would think so from the amount of water that fell yesterday.

A 1 A large aud varied assortment of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods to arrive in a few days, and will be sold cheap, at Spyer's New York Branch Store. 131 Old State Row. oet2R-lii Kansas avenue, third door north of Tefft House- oct23d6t The best coffees, teas and suears at No. i nave seen, not excepting the "great BREVITIES. It rained yesterday.

7.1 Kansas avenue, opposite Shawnee 1 fmim oner to insure any bnildinr pa nud wuh this material at half rates. W. regard this paint a most valuable invention. It is aw fee protection against flrej is a. cheap a.

common paint, and will not wash off. It is alsoVi preventive -Mr. Knllak, in introducing has rendered a fire department and doubtless wul be suitably rewarded. has his faith in the article by applying it to hi. own shops aa Jackson The gentlemen whose names are attached hereto were present aad saw the test referred toabov.

and ment D. Adams. Presi.lent National Bank; Baker King. State M. u.

ANNUAL DIVIDICWDFROM P.hkt YBAR. Branch Office at Leavenworth, Kanaaa. The place to get good spectacles or new glasses in old bows, is at Sexton's. W-4ki-ILl "Shoo Fly" is played bat Bismarck I he cisterns are all full now. A slight shower last evening.

There was a heavy drought yesterday. and Broadway slippers are the style which eosno valley." The lands, I am told, away from the valley are good wheat and grazing lands, and are sold at moderate figures. At nearly every town I see signs of a real estate office, and judge the business to be next to the cattle trade at Abilene. W. DONOVAN, Manager.

Lots for Sale. can be found at Benson's. ort22-tf Keaoted. Three good lots on Jackson street for gent. To Waters a Co have for sale city proper lands and farms, and if attention to business, energy, and exertion, coupled with fairness will succeed they will.

Business done on a liberal basis. Several valuable pieces of town and county property for exchange. ian25'' Bachelor A of the North Topeka Mills, have opened a coal and wood yard and will keep constantly on hand, a full sapply to meet the wants of the citizens. Give us a call. m29dtf WIlUM risien oao time in is, lor the drawers of water.

Tl S. K. SHELDO.V Medical Examiner. were some indications of rain The Mammoth Grocery House of J. A merchants; A.

Thoman, Bute AuditoJ; Pro07 Wavi. Crane, editors Coaaoiwsi.Tn; Mills Smith insurance and Real Ksuteagenu. The Pavement has no superior ia Ihe United States as a cheap aud durable pavemeut. We for sale tn yesterday. Lee A Co.

will open on Monday, Oct. 24th, OFFICE OVER KANSAS VALLEY NATIONAL There is also the Solomon valley wide her doors to the emigrant and to L.OOX out lor cold weather; it thundered at their new store room 209 Kansas avenue third door north nf tho Tom me ousses was coming to the city the other day, it ran into a rut in sale, in rear of the Capitol House. Apply within the next few days to Prouty or Crane, Cohmokwrai.th office. sepl5-dtf In fact, for choice and fresh groceries of all kinds, go to Bans. cct2CdCt.

colonies trom the other side of the big waters. Solomon Citv will Sr house. WW LIFE IIURMU COjHPM last night. "Slight shower, friend yesterday. oct23-d6t to msnufceture, us.

Ac, Ibis roofing throughout the Stale of Kansas and Jackson couuty, Mo. Terms reasons ill trad, for real and 'personal prop rlj part cash. Por particulars, SM4 at the principal office to II. KulUk, lumber dealer mW builder Time is money." 553 1 remarked a passing w-w mm 4WWa Ul considerable importance some day. The the road, on the south side of the bridge, and broke the pole.

The passengers were compelled to get out and walk to the city. Daniel M. Adams was loud in his denun. If you have sallow color of skin, or vel- OF but lowish brown spots on face or body, dull country above is fast changing its wild nature to the refining power of civilization. Young man, never mind the mud go to church to-day.

Will find every inducement to indulge in the "loved game" at James Moor's "store," 164 Kansas avenue. He has Third Arri.al ciations of such streets, but vu REAL ESTATE. ine Indians withdraw at the approach of Mr. Parton was charmed with Kansas by a characteristic remark of Major An- Cash Capital, extended his room, and put up two of scenery and climate irm uerson, -inia is the result of the 'OIIN F. DODD8, Formerly real estate agent.

FRED. P. LOKD, Kurmerlv Engineer I A.T.a.F7fe.R. r.nnL- vnt .1 Of Catawba grapes direct from Kelley's Island, Lake Erie, at the fruit depot, 154 Kansas avenue, Topeka. dlt To Lrt-Bayh Hall.

This Hall is 85x25 feet, elegaiilly fur administration with which iu auum inese times, as our city is me white mau and the locomotive, which, after all, is tbe true' quaker policy. The whistle of the locomotive is warning for them to clear the track as it brings the hearty veomanrv nf tne old almanacs used to say. Messed at present ness, drowsiness, frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste in mouth, tongue coated, internal heat, unsteady appetite, low spirits, gloomy forebodings, yon are suffering from liver complaint or billious-ness, and nothing else will relieve and cure you so speedily and permanently as Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext.

or Golden Medical Dis covery. Sold by druggists. A pamphlet sent free. Address Dr. R.

V. Pierce, Buff It was somewhat moist yesterday, with DODDS LORD. Lewis White was before Judge Holmes iair prospects tor a wet spell. Its rates sre low. It ufforcU alMMilate mpmHi.

yesterday. He told the judge that the i as mr-Snhs at i pwisey nished, with chairs, carpets and gas. It has a reception room, ante room and a kitchen. It is well ventilated, and has a the east with their plows and other implements of civilization, and the great Ameri- On acr.y i at 1 I reasorer Beaman is able to give the PuuclBn8 ol Washington, D. imDor- M4 eiressted alius Balke'a billiard tables.

Call in and try those matchless cues I The "Old Reliable" R. R. Li. The Hannibal A St. Jo Railroad runs in con-action with the Kansas Pacific Railway from Kanaas City to Quincy, crossing the new iron bridge at Quincy, with one exception the lorsrt railroad bridge in the United States, making close connections at Quincy with trains on the C.

B. 4 A T. W. A W. Railroads for all points East.

All tbe policies are uou-forfeitiuK all iu polidea are incon test i tie. It does not limit travel. It allows thiny dajs grace ia tbe luaat sigmticatiiHi RE AL EST ATE, I VSUtAMK Hit. MS, ot the word "Met? AaL- Its ratio of mmtmi toWMUt am rosnas. nf Ai tnal ish capita' tuned him to remain and assist in the pending political campaign.

But. notwith- iraus.urmea as by magic into fruitful fields and villages, and towns are north and south light. I wi lease it by the night, week or year, very cheap. Also him. It iWlares dividends anaoally.

premiaB, and no I ban. or -fii "Tauaal saM. J. a. i.ee Co.

have one of the most standing this offer, he concluded to emigrate to "God's When the several good rooms for a family, and two stylish and commodious grocery houses in Nolle-. Attention is called to the fact ol J. A R. Thomas' lumberyard being located immediately adjoining the Santa Fe railroad. judge requested a donation of $12, Lewis the state.

of New York, 18 1 H. of tbe mrtmiml mmiLti Secured pledge of puMic sUirlcs or bossls and niertar-Lee. triasic scanty of tbe hoad. of the KutsT IU sppearatso mm to. or three for offices.

Kent very low. oct2G-d4t J. w. Davis Sew Gowls! 5ew lioas J. objected, and thought $5 enough.

Further planted upon what a few days before was the "buffalo wallow." The rapid organization of the new coun-ties in the northwest, up the valleys of the tributaries of the Smoky, with occasionally the announcement of a new printing press in full sail, whereby the reading people are Superintendent Evans has been absent AMD CIVIL ENGINEERS, 08AOK CITY, liVe lis. .,1 It aawac tbe nut of Ulk more, Lewis thought that a drop of Topeka "benzine" applied to a slight abrasion of The aUoliite secnriij and liberal feature, or tkls 1 Aw mm mrnt efpolicie. now i.uej. mTSSSR imm a an a mmm mm lr month. iiu.i.

wuuiu luiorm an ve lovyers" of good things thnt they have icTBoroLif ax i s. sV j.i'.. z9B? un- i the cuticle would not make a mau "trunk." lrom the city during the past week attending to official duties. Hallo stranger where did you get that fragaant Havana? At Carnage's. Ha saraare Hmtlmtm, la.nraacr.

wi at the foot of Seventh street. Their expense of handling lumber is much less than at other yards, and they are therefore better aNe to sell at the lowest cash Prices- aulldAwtf sapanies tor aa Asenl well as tkmW mLmlZ. North and South. This old established root offers superior inducements to travel en makes good time, close connections, and runs the finest day coaches and palace sleeping care. Through train leaves Topeka Depot at 11:58 a.

arriving in Quincy next morning at 5 a. it. Throue-h H. T. Beman, the treasurer of just received a choice lot of fresh groce riei- oct2CdCt.

enlightened upon all the great topics of the day soon after they transpire on either continent. So the settlement, enterprise keeps the best brands in the city. this countyywhile washing the windows of his office yesterday, slipped aud fell. He OSAGE COUNTY KANSAS, Try It. first struck his chin on the curbing which For new canned and dried fruits, go to sign of Cash, 132 Kansas avenue.

oct26d6L Rodger Baoa. fur AsraHea or fsrl ber psrtlralani sail oa or K. IT. Preatl-e, Topeka, i Oa o. Kmmmm.

a tbo door. ml Tet How. V. r. PRICK.

M. Me4ioal Ixaaiaar. mmm mm, mmmmmmmmm mammammammmmmmmam HA VK opened an oBciB tfaU mmm a4 ftoarieh-ID tOVB. Whan tkw nMmm k. 1 Mrs.

Whitcomb desires all to trv her and intelligence of the new country, which, this winter, will be heard from through additional representations. eurrounas me tail, cutting a severe sash Urn to btrtiM I FVL ul' Judge Hanback relumed yesterday from an electioneering tour through the county. He reports everything lovely. W. C.

Conant, of Pierceton, one of the leading furniture manufacturers yrup; it is the great children's soothing ti 7 ou 1H IOU DOT- in his chin and mashing his teeth to atoms. ckeU over the popular route for sale at th Topeka Depot by Tom. Anderson, AnHw A.C.Dawsb, GenT West. Pass. A'gt.

Ka. City. Mo. JaM-tf iis teet struck the pavement below, dislo- remedy, and sold at the low price of 25 c-nta- oct26dAwlw llf P1 all railroad land irrenni. lav In.

out tTt eating the left side of his left ankle. Dm. to them will be 111771 To Hi wives. of hoosierdom, is in the city The Pottawatomie payment will last all At Salina, ou tbe Salina and Smoky Hill rivers, we find another town beginning to put on city airs. Its business houses and a first-class hotel are a guarantee that Col.

Phillips had an "eye" to the future when he located his town here' For several long years it was an "up-hill" "ysHats.sant A. T. A f. F. R.

Prontv. Davis Stormont and Rogers were called and dressed the wounds. Mr. Beman is suffering greatly, but his injuries are not serious. We hope to see him out in a few days.

COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or srw Tom, IS A MUTUAL COMPANY. next week. About seven hundred thou Commonweal A. wrai We use a Charter Oak stove, or at least our better half does, and she say there is nothing in the way of cooking that cannot be done easy and quickly on that stove, and we therefore recommend it to all. Below we clip an item from the Lawrence Tribune of great importance to our farmers throughout the state Again, that fatal disease, styled chicken cholera, gapes, blindness, Ac, has made its appearance among many of our farmers' poultry.

I have been using, mixed with corn-meal, Geo. Leis's Condition Powder, which seems to entirely check and eradicate the disease. I have tried many other remedies, but none seem to answer the purpose so well as tbe above. epi8 dAwtf 1 Wm. L.

O. Socle. sand dollars will be disbursed. JU.Crans.T,.peka. Thaddeus Walker, Topeka.

i ne eating house of Hon. J. H. Ed Mjdraalk amaaay. Notice is hereby given that books are aow open for subscription to the capital tock of said company at the office of D.

H. Home, esq. By order of the Board of Directors. Geo. Wtmaw, Secretary.

Topeka, July 20. 1870. jy22dtf 11 V. lorC Kreainent nf ll, I t. Cto- wards, at Ellis, is one of the very best ou All tke ptvts a to tbe policv Hon.

X. a. Mnrdock, Bnrlincame Jones a Whittaker, Arronia, Kanssi the line of the K. P. railway.

Tl sll tlis pupalsi lis MS llf Lllti mj IMkiei i are laeoatasslbie tnm mmm mt mm arena rarron. useanratk. mavl Mtr oct26dAwlm. fto to the (treat Auction Land Sales at Ottawa. business to build his city there, the principal communication being by his road to Lawrence, on the south side of the river.

Now elegant coaches are running east and west through tbe place, with the two From Paola. By special dispatch from Paola we learn that "Kansas Maid," "Wilkes Spirit" and "Dan" will trot at the above place on rwr i Rev. F. S. McCabe will preach this rrmm mm resuicUon oa travel or iomm w1l tkiny .11 an wsBsniwa annually morning in the presbyterian church on POLITICAL.

6o and look at Koeater A Trapp's new Christianity alone satisfies the souL" Great Auction Land Hales at Ottawa, neonesday next, for $600. "Gen. Mitch CICARS. I vsa ar aaan The Shunganunga was raging yesterday en, iselle of Lexington" and "Orphan oceans but a few hours' ride in the distance, by rail bis native Scotland on the one side, and California, Japan and China Hoy' will run for $200. fioTeaoer loth.

Trains at half fare to the Ottawa Land Sales. REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS! The flood washed away about ten rods of ws iwsiw an nsn ii Mlnbls -r tor Policy or Medical 'aettrs DIRKCTORM, ran ana Winter stock. No charges for showing them. sep27-dlm For a nice Fall suit, go to Koester A Trapp' on the Avenue, next to Kendall's. sep27 dim fence near Fred Fritche's slaughter house iLZZ a Vail at.

ra f-TaaaiaSaiiw dork Co. Joan PiaaMBT. ri i.i i in n. The next lecture of the "Union course We had the pleasure of meeting Col Pond's Business College (opposite the Tefft House,) is the place to get correct Elliott of Richmond, yesterday, who will be delivered by Matthew Hale Smith, Bvasroa. Loc wood A mmm i.

P. MM i a. Daabv. Msraea AGs-1 ideas of business. octlG 4wsu is about to go into the pork packing busi on the evening of the 10th of next month CITY CIGAR STORE, Me.

147 Kama Avenue. fOtt YOUR EXTRA NICE HAVANA CIOAKH, ('be wlar Tobacca aad Xerwkaaa Pipes. Bras. Baaks J. B.

Illlll Tlis Tisadisi Til ness in Topeka. He has already near by, in point of time, on the other. Ellsworth also is putting in her claims, duly verified. We did not go further up the road. Traveling in eve is a good way to see the people and quite as pleasant as with letters of introduction with a "cousin" at every town to call on.

My business not being political connected with the 20th district, and, therefore, no ofiice-seeker, I D. D. Taylor, editor of the Onern Get ready for cold weather by buying purchased some lots on that Bide of the in me citv. lie is river convenient for this business, and Tiwaiay, October 18th, I will open dancing school ia Elliott's kail, second door aorta of the Tefft House. Ladie aad children's class at 2 o'clock p.

m. Gentlemen's class in the evening, at 8 o'clock. Jcun B. Ponaoi, Cbasabsra A haaa. Amm rauraa B.

Haaaa. Bew Jsrasy. 1 W. W. CAVITT, Cen'l Western Agent TOPBBA BANK BUILDING, Cor.

Plfth Bs. aad Kaaaas Avaaaa. Topeka. wjaSa, taking a look at Kansas, with a view of noa. t.

dwiqot tuatciikr, how. d. j. brewer, hos. h.

d. Mccarty, Aad will address Uss peopU of the (Male at the timesn.l plans named below: Wjsirb i star. Tweswar, Mows. ber lt, sir s. a.

rai-bopper Wmtm. Wedanr. "or. 91, Tj sa OsMkee, Tfaveday. Mmm.

3d. at 7 p. m. Perry, FriOsv, Nov. 4th, at p.

m. Oskalooaa, SatsnU X. v. Mh. at 2 aad 7 a.

a. -Br ovder tba Bepwl lican Stata Central Commit O.M. AJITUOMY, until later in the season will feed a large settling. vour winter goods at 139 Kansas avenue. Bate A Co.

are receiving a splendid stock of cloths, cloakings, water proofs, flannels, shawls, furs, hoods, nubias, hosiery and All lovers of the weed will Sod everything In tbe taoeo ine at this store la froutoftlie U.B. Express number ot hogs, provided he can get them. Fanners and others having swine to sell Llr. U. A.

Cutler, au old citiseu of T4rrM, $6 par quarter; $12 for a seas was wholly tree and uutrammeled. 0 tcUveaad irk Topeka, who has been absent for several AflENTt WABfTKD la tbeWwt. will find a ready market at Col. Elliott other points along the line I will say some I IV HIV (HiAR STORK. ucbm.

mvato lessons $. All the ball room dance will ba taught, including the years, nas relumed and again made his establishment in North Topeka. home with us. thing, with a "bird eye' view of this place, when neat I journey in that direc LIVERY 8TABLE. a tires ot the German." Mtf- B.

B. Baa-tn. rdsi. W. M.

Li A AGE, Proprietor. A few days since a full set of false teeth tion. TT ABB sue inuiaii pajment still continues at were round Dy one of our citizens. In I ought to mention that at every point I St. Mary's, and will probably close on formation can be obtained at the Com.vo.v- qisu amw.

ism ikansas suge CHICAGO THROUGH LINE. bad the pleasure of greeting your influen Taeaday. The progress made on Satnr- REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS! wkalth office. tial and ably conducted paper, and glad to day was slow, owing to tbe fearful state of gioves. Call and see them.

oct25dtf Come and see our new stock of groceries, at the new grocery store, No. 73, opposite Shawnee milt. oct25-dtf The KelUhle Grocery house of J. A. Lee A Co.

have goods in their line sufficient for a million of customers, which they are bound to sell cheap for cash. Give them a call, at 209 Kanaas avenne. oct23 dt What can't be found in Ihe boot and hoe line at Benson's, "hain't" in the market yet, oct2i-tf ana oauuDtt eompany have made arrangement by which, hereafter, person siring to go oat on any train mav leave Hixth street, two doors Kant ot Kansas avenae. The proprietor has Jast opeiMd tbe above store, with a choice selection at Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, sic, At tbe lowest pnosa. Give him call, octfla.

Benjamin, at the Capital clothing house. the weather. It rained all dav. and th. see so many of the capital city papers out west nas tne best assortment of rubber over mnd rendered the streets almost impassa Ikair orders for the omnibus at either of coat just the thing for this wet weather Junction City, Oct.

28, 1870. CT. LOUIS, VANDALIA Jb TERRE HAUTE An ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. tke swtala Topeka, Capitol, Gordon or ble.

The scene about the government boose, where the payment is being made. there is in the city. COL. WM. A.

PHILLIPS. uov. jamb a. HAivrr, HON. i AM J.

CRAWPORll. HON. I.B. KALL0CII, HON. P.

P. ELDER, BOM. J. K. HA ES, Will address the pmaoU mt as uses at the ti.

mmj Politics tm AUCTIONEER. was about the most forlorn and ludicrous Services at the baptist church to-day, at Tec'tmskh, Oct. 27, 1870. hall past 10 a. m.

and at 7 p. by Rev. To tbe Editor of the Commonwsalth 4ae could well imagine. Picture to yonr-self a small stone house by tbe tide of the HOLD ON THERE! Tralaa aa tkla Uae kaa aa The following is a correct report of a Jtr. Jaoore.

banday school at 3 p. m. Bvary Mock Bank Tapaka, haviaf Seats free. Straneers invited. Dea't i Bsi llll.Tkarnday.Oat.

aBtk, at 7 p. a. Kureka. Prvlaj. Oet.

p.m. Eldorado. 8.turdy, Oct. Tin. at 7 p.

as. Wichita. Moaday. Oct. Sh.aTp.

at. railway, with several aims enclosed, aad a back ground of wood, aome two or three very enthusiastic- political meeting held ia this place on the evening of tbe above Te, at the V. S. Expree office, or at the office of -the company in their new building, oa Jackton street, between Fifth and Sixth. Orders should be left at either oi those places two hour before train time.

Passenger wishing to go off on midnight or Kansas City freight and accommodation, 5 a. should leave their calls by p. at. the day previous. a.

1-dttf P. Rbah, Ag't. J. W. Jackson is drafting a man of Omasa call date Shawnee county, for the benefit of tk Maooa Cafe.

Tasaday. Oat. 2Mb, at p. m. Cotaoawood Palls, Wednesday.

Oct. Sfrth. at 7 a. a. Oonncil 27tb.

at 7 a. m. hundred of the gentle savages scattered around in front and rear of tbe build ine DON'T SELL THAT HORSE FOR NOTHING! IP tOC have anvthiac to tnde or sell for rash, on awl notice, lake it to The hour having arrived for opening the That J. A. Lee A Co.

have opened the larget tock of Fresh Groceries ever brought into this city at 209 Kansas avenae. oet23-d6t All of the best brand of flour for ami mmt, Prtaey, Oct. 38th, at 7 p. a. dressed in all the variagated colon of tbe Ed.

A. ml. Wise. Saturday, Oct. J9ih p.

n. meeting, Dr. Fletcher called the bouse to it 7 p. I 7 Qaraett. Moaday.

Oct. 31st, at order and pat ia nomination Mr. David Obsiha, Jar. Bo, let. at 7 P-a.

rainbow, bespattered with mad and drip-ping with tbe falling rain, with here and "(iiiys-: as-; AGE. WAITED Zmt Sel5L5rai' iMlaac tkie book. Aba. aw Bibfo Mkaarv ijLjllsBlfcar jtrcsUaw aidSs mmr Bov. Id.

at 7 a. a. Xaylor for chairman, who was unanimous Citv Tharedav. Bov. 3d.

at 7 n. sill a there a party of both sexes laboring under county superintendent, showing the boundaries oi the school districts. F. Johnson, of the firm of F. Johnson A Sob, returned from the east yesterday with a large quantity of new goods for the mil aud winter trad.

They will he on sale ia a few days. 1. Johnson, went np la road at No. 73 Kansas avenae, opposite Shawnee mill. rm9KJttf ran ansa, maj, mmr.

mmm, mt i p. as. ly elected. John M. Perrin waa chosen COVSTBT PRODI saeats for Hall.

ItL tbe effects of too much of tbe white man's Three wood burning heating stoves, to Oov. Harvey aad Cel. PhOHpa turn tim rasor cord wood. Will trade them for taa popnlar and energetic AUCTIONEER. SALE mt FEED STABLE, Oa ia tmmH, rear of Mills A Ssaiths NTED! "fire-water," and reeling and falling and wallowing in tlw black, iaky, mortarv.

secretary. AO things now being in order the chairman introduced to tbe audience Judge Hanback, of Topeka. Mr. Hanback then New goods arriving every day at A. P.

Benson's. oct22-tf aaoss that taey wm snsas taea. others wUI attaad part of tbea. Bv order of the BesabBeaa State octlff-dtf Caaxa A Bra. At 182 aticky mud imagine all this, and the nUttee.

B.B. ABTBONY, Jscea Btoaua, Sacvatary. W.A.M9 1-JyMCwaa bodobbb aaoa..