Mills & Smith Real Estate Advertiser from Topeka, Kansas • 2

3 'i IIEALEBS. TOPEKA CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WM. P. D0UTIHTT, 131 Kansm Avenue, SHAWNEE COUNTY'S POSITION IDEAL LODGE, No.

101, 1. O. G. T. Austin Cannon, 0.

188 Kansas Avenne. OWEN A. BA8SETT, Judge 4th Dist, J. II. WATSON, Judge 6th Dist, D.

P. LOWE, Judgo 6th Dist. JOEL K. GOODIN, Judge 7th Dist, (COXTINI'KD.) INSURANCE COMPANIES. (Con.) N.

P. W. W. CAMPBELL A Co, Union Lime Works, Cor. Washingt'n and 10th Av IN THE STATE.

Having noticed a paragraph going the round of 143 Kansa Avenne, STORMONT A BAILEY, mp and Surgeons, I i 204 Kansa K. TEFFT, I Physician and Surgeon, 226 Kansa Avenne. 1'IANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. JAMES HUMPHREYS, Judge 8th Dist, LIQUORS, WHOLESALE. W.

R. BROWN, Judgo 9th Dist, I. N. SKAMAtf, Firo Insurance, lit Kunsoa Avonue, TEMPLE, NO. 6, 1.

0. G. W. F. Peck, W.

D. i Vi Austin Cannon, Sec'y, 240 Kansas JOHN T. MITtRISS, Judge loth Dist, F. FHNSKY, i the State press lately to the effect that Leavenworth, Douglas, Atchison and Bourbon counties, In the order named, out ranked oil the rest, we were Induced to examine into the question, with tho following result gleaned from the official figures, as returned to the State Auditor by the.evoral county clerks throughout the State. BARZIIXAIGRAY, Jndge Criminal Court, Manufaeturer of Native Wine, and I SHELDON, 4 ICS, Dealer all kind pf Liquors, Kansas Ave, North Topeka.

TOPEKA LODGE, NO. 17, A. t. A. C.

C. Kellam, W. 8. E. Sheldon, Boc'y, 181 Kansas Avonue.

F. W. GILES, "A .185 Kansa Avonue, JOHN GUTHRIE, i I 1 Kansas Ivenue, JAMES M. HARVEY, 182 Kansas Avenue, 0. S.

HAWKINS, 147 Kansas Avonue, A. W. HAYEsi County Court House, Leavonworth Connty. BRAWHII COUXTTOmCCRS. A.

G. MILLER, Commissioner, K. CARRIGER, Commissioner, -iveep your nanos tuneo, -Episcopal Seminary. PLASTERERS. Leavenworth Covnl.

for 11,412,519 M. L. BIMPKIN8, Life Insnnwce, Topeka, Kansas. W. K.

8POONKB, Life Insurance, raveling Sullcitur. STONE A FKRBIS, General Iusnrance, 208 Kansas Avenue. 10,477,987 Increase, (9 per 934,632 0, HOPE, Dealer in all kinds of Wines, Liquors, and Case Goods, 188 Kansas Avenue. BRANDON A KERMEYER, Maker and Wholesale Dealer In O. W.

SPENCER, Commlsslonor, W. W.CLEMINS0N, Rear 152 Quincy Street Douglas Co, val. for '69 7,032,440 OS 867,047 Increase (14 por cent.) GEORGE B. HOLMES, 1 i HDiinrm nfflA Soda Water, Bottled Ale and Porter, SHERMAN BODWELL, Sheriff, JAMF.8 A. IIICKEY, Deputy, THOMAS ARCHER, Jailor, P.

I. BONEBRAKE, Clerk, H. T. BBMAN, Treasurer, i WILL J. BTAGG, Depnty, LEWIS IIANBACK, Probate Judge, Cor.

Crane and N. Jefferson Sts' Shawnee Co, val. for '69 1 ORIENT LODGE NO. 61 A. F.

A. 1 1 John Guthrie, W. P. I. Bonebrake, Sec'y, "181 Kansas Avenue; TOPEKA CHAPTER NO.

6, 1 John Wayne, H. Case, Sec'y, 181 Kansas Avenue. TOPEKA COMMANDERY NO. U. T.

J. Anderson, B. O.T.Welch, Sec'y, 181 Kansas Avenue. h. J.

SWINQUSY, Life Insurance, Topeka, Kansas. 3,048,688 DANIEL H. HORNS, 157 Kansas Avenue, 'i, 1 1,665,893 Increase (54 per cent), MILTON GALBREATH, (A Vj 230 Kansu Avmue, v' J. A H0LCR0FT, Buchanan, bat. 8tk and 7th Street UINES A McFARLAND, Plasterer, North Topeka.

J. R. PARKER, Harrison, bet. 6th and 6th 7-71 LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. CIIALLENDER A SHARP, Foed Stable, GEORGE H.

H0YT, Wm. P. THOMPSON, Register of Deeds, Atchison Co, yat. for OBRIN T. WEIXJH, General Insurance, 183 Konsa Avenue.

3,962,283 3,748,304 Post Office Building. GEO. B. HOLMES, Deputy, THOMAS RYAN, Attorney, Quincy, betweon 6th and fttk Streets- Increase (6 per 218,979 H. McARTHUR, Clerk District Court, INSURANCE COMPANIES, (ewl.) H.

L. ISBELL, State Treasurer's Office, '7 J. B. CLEVELAND, Livery. Feed and Salo Stable, Bourbon Co, val, for R.

H. GLKAVES LODGE NO. 10, A. F. A.

M. (col.) 2,901,061 2,107,364 N. E. cor. 8th.

Avenue and Clay Street, J.W. Jackson, bet 6th and 8th Btreots. HOME MRU INSURANCE J. L. Philbrlck, President, 11 John K.

Cleland, Secretary, Increase (31 per 793,687 A. A8HBACGH, Coroner, JAMES B. WHITAKER, Surveyor, D. J. EVANS, Supt.

Pub. Instruction T0PBXA citt orricERS. C. K. HOLLIDAY, Mayor, G.

0. WILMARTII, Clerk, I. N.Seaman, Oen'l Agent, Jefferson Co, val. for 2,914,492 145 Kansas Avenue. 2,790,000 Increase (5 123,907 NORTH WESTERN IIORSK INSURANCE JOS.

KEI.LAM, Feed Stable, Jai-kson, bet. 6th and th Street. LINDSEY A THOMAS, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, Bear 144 Jackson Street. LONG A OILMAN, fc a Livery and Feed Stable, A. D.

CRAIGUE, Trawnrer. Joseph Jones, w. i ik Chas. R. Stewart, Sec'y, 186 KansM Avenue.

TOPEKA CORNET BAND, D. Battey, Leader, OldSenate Chamber. 1 1 TOPEKA MUSICAL UNION, Dr. M. F.Price, Conductor, Old Senate TOPEKA DIVISION NO.

7, 8. OF T. 0 0. Smith, W. i n.

McArthur, R. wm. scott, Monroe, bet 3d and 4th StreetsJ 8. W. STAFFORD, Polk, bet 11th and 12th Street, J.

R. TUTTLE, I i 220 Konsa Avenue, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER. -Mill A Smith, Proprietors, 143 Kansas Avenue. Johnson Co, val, for '69 2.761,611 4 '08 1,847,810 Increase (49 per 913,701 i Albert Blair, (acting) President, J.

A. Sheets, Secretary, B. Jones, Oen'l Agent," 7' 147 Kauaaa Avenue. STATE FIRK INSURANCE Co, J. R.

Swallow, President, A. P. Wilder. Secretary, JOEL HUXTOON, Engineer, O.F. REED, Marshal, C.

COLLINS, Deputy, A. WILLIAMS, Attorney, A. W. HAYES, Assessor, Franklin Co, vol. for 2,708,168 Curtis St.

near Kansa Are. N. Topeka: OB 2,117,720 Increase (28 690,468 County Court House, ELON LANGEL, 163 Kansas Avenue, JOHN MARTIN, 164 Kansa Avenue, JAMES D. McFARLAND, County Court Hons, A BR. McKINNBY, Secretary of State's Office, T.B.MILLS, 1 143 Kansas Avenue, i JOHN H.

PUTNAM, 7.T" 125 Kansas Avenue, THERON E. SAWYER, North Topeka, 1 B. M. SMITH, 143 Kansa Avenue, JAMES M. SPENCER, 181 Kansas Avenue, G.B.nOLMES.Police Magist'e W.

A. TRAVIS A BRO, Livery and Feed Stable, Old Senate K. A. Barker, General Ageut. W.

V. BARR, Justice of the Peace, Wyandotte val. for 2,699,045 3,022,170 KANSAS DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY BISHOP the of Peace Near N. E. cor.

Quincy and 6th Sts. COMMONWEALTH. 7. "i SHIELDS, Constable, 323,126 Decrease (minus 10J per ct,) Prouty, Davit A Crane, Prop'rs. I PERKY TUTTLE, Livery and Feod Stable, D.SEAGRAVES, Constable, Lyon Co, val.

for '69 2,649,666 2,149,116 6tb, bet. Jackson and Van Buren Sts. COUHCILHIlt. THEODORE 5IILLS. 1st Word.

148 Kansas Avenue. JEWELERS AND WATCHMAKERS. A. BLATHKRWICK, Watchmaker and Repairer, 201 Kansas Avenue JAMBS DOUULAS, Watchmaker and Jeweler, 312 Kansas Avonue. 138 Kansu Avenue.

DAILY AND WEEKLY KANSAS STATE RECORD, Baker A King, SHAWNEE LODGE NO. 1, 1. O. O. John R.

Swallow, N. T. T. Pringle, Sec'y 1 186 Kansas Avenue. TOPEKA LODGE NO.

40, 1. 0. 0. James A. Hlckey, N.

H. Isbell, Bec'y, 186 Kansas Avonue SHAWNEE ENCAMPMENT NO. 3, 1 Increase (23 por 600,410 A. RIGDON, 1st Ward, Miami Co, val. for E.

G. MOON, 2d Ward, F.GEORGE WOLFF, Livery, Foed and Bale Stable, Rear 143 Quincy Street. mcis.js:i:.i.mMt pjip-ww iffrmi mwm LUMBER. 2,616,274 2,204,404 104 6th Ave. E.

over P. 0. JOHN BRANNER, 2d Ward, I 410,870 Inoreosa (18J per REAL ESTATE PUBLISHER. Wilcox A Langel, Proprietor. JOHN LAUMER, State of Kansas vat.

for '69. Wm. Farrcn 0. A. J.

Uickey, 8. W. E. BODWELTj, 3d Ward, C. M.

SEELEY, 3d Ward, 01RD 07 EDUCATION, J. ELLINWOOD, 1st Ward, Avenue. 163 66,049,649 GEORGE TAUBER, i vt Dealer In and Jewelry, I R.D.COLDRKN, Lumber, Shingles, Door. Sash. Ac Austin Cannon, Scribe, --t'' 186 Kansa Avenue.

THE STAR OF EMPIRE, Increase 14 1-lOper cent) 9,434,148 218 Kansas Avanue, and N. Topeka. National Land Company, Proprietor. A. J.

UUNTOON, 1st Word, 177 Kansas Avenue. C. W. JEWELL, 2d ord, Increase In Shawnee Co, (or 17 per ct. of total increase) 1,665,896 JESSE H.

CRANE, 2d Ward, PUBLIC MALLS. .158 Kausua Avenue. FRED ORTMAN, Watches, Jewelry ami Repairing, 1G7 Kansas Avenue. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Wm.

V. BARR, Justice of the 180 Kansa Avenue. HUGO KULLAK, Lumber, and Round Picket Fenciug, Jackson, South of 6th Street. 8HKLLABARGER A LEIDIOII, Lunilier. Lath, Shingles, Ac, JOHN GUTHRIE, 3d Ward, Messieurs Atchison and Bourbon, you will please J.

A. BANFIELD, 8d Ward. give place to Shawnee, the Banner County. BAPTIST HALL, 191 Konsa Avenne, J. A.

BANFIELD, Supt of Public Schools. The above figures exclude all that portion of the N. W. cor. 8th and Kansas Avenne.

county within the bounds of the celebrated Pottawa GERMANIA HALL, 169 and 162 Kansa Avenue, CHARLES KEED, tomie Reservation, which comprises 35 per cent of the total roa of the county and Is not yet subject to taxation. 177" Kansa Avenue, 0RRIN T. WELCn, 183 Kansas Avenue, J.B. WHITAKER, County Court House, II. II.

WILCOX, 163 Kansas Avenue, A. L. WILLIAMS, 146 Kansas Avenue, ALFRED L. WINANS, County Court IIouso, OMNIBUSSES AND STAGES KANSAS STAGE COMPANY, George Fricker, Superintendent, J. C.

EAGER, Agent, UVi Kansas Avenue. BISHOP CRUMRIMkV Flooring, Mouldings, Ac, REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER Justice of the Peaee, GOOD TEMPLARS' HALL, 240 Kansa Avenue, TOPEKA TURNER SOCIAL, Kreipe, President, J. Herman, Sec'y, 166 Kansas Avenue. TOPEKA TCRNEVBKEIN, George Tauber, Speaker, Robt. Kngel, Sec'y, 196 Konsos Avenne.

SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY, In progress of organization, Not completed. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION E. II. Blake, President, 186 Kansas Avenno. SPRING BED MANUFACTORY.

3. S. BARNUM, Patentee and makor of Barnum's Metulio 147 Kansas Avenue. IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING Quincy, bet. 6t and 6th Streets.

MARBLE WORKsT J. li. THRAPpTco'I i Monuments, Tombstones, Ac, ll8 Sixth Avenue East MASONIC HALL, 161 Kansas Avenue, STATISTICS. GEORGE B. HOLMES, Police Magistrate, Council Roum.

The number of buildings erected in Topeka during ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 186 Kansas Avenue, the year 1609, from the 1st cf March to the 1st of October, Is as follows KNITTING MACHINE AGENCY. B. C. MURRAY. MASONS, (BRICK AND STONE.) Dwelling houses 325 45 Business houses Hlnkloy Om-Jfoodlo, Family Knitter, C.

N. CLELAND A CO, Stone Mason, Total 370 PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, GRAINERS AND 97 Kaniws Avenue. LAND AGENTS AND AGENCIES. Bed Mattress. License granted free on At which ratio we can reasonably fix the number application, cor.

Crane a N. Quincy St. for the year at about 600. 1'AI EK HAJSUEKS. BYWARTER A SHERWOOD, I 'Number of children between the aces of 6 and KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY, Mills A Bmitii, Proprietors, STATE REPRESENTATIVE HALL, In old Capitol Buildings, SENATE CHAMBER, -u In Old Capitol Buildings, UNION HALL, 197, 199 and 201 Kansas Avanue, NEW STATE CAPITOL, On Capitol Square, 20 acre, PUMP MAKERS.

t). F. CRAIG, i years oso Sign, Ornamental and Fresco Painters, Number of white malos between the agos of 21 Office, 143 Kansas Avenue, Corner 6th Street ana a years, subject to enrollment as militia, no to Auzust 1st 1 887 Promt attention given to buying and selling. Number of white males over 21 vears 1 592 TEACHERS OF MUSIC. MISS MINNIE DEALS, Vocalist and Teacher of Piano and Cultivation of the Voice, 145 Harrison Street.

MRS. G.DUDLEY, Teacher of the Piano, Number of imigruuts to Topeka to Aug. 1st. '69 1 635 186 Kansa Avenue. PHILIP CLKARKIN, House and Sign Painter, 136 Jackson Street.

COPSON A MOORR, DEITKICH A MULLADY, Brick nnd Stone Masons, JOHN ELLIOTT, Brick and Stone Mason, WILLIAM FARREN, Brick and Stone Mason, J. R. FISHER, Brick Mason, A. W. KNOWLE8, "77 Brick and Stone Mason," Til HO.

MILLS, General Contractor, Taking the above figures as a basis, allowing the Loud and City or Town property in any part of the State, making collections, paying tines, furnishing abstracts of titles, drawing of Deeds and othe instru usual proportion of family to the number of male Dealer In Wooden Pump and Tube Well inhabitants, and making due allowance for the numbo North R. B. Street N. Topeka. TOPEKA, KANSAS, SEPTEMBER, 1869.

ments In writing, locating Land Warrant and Col' lege Scrip, and all business pertaining to a General and Ornamental Painters, Harrison, bet. 7th and 8th Sts. I of single men, Immigrants, above the usual proportion 121 Kansas Avenne. to the heads of families, and, in a measure, offsetting Land Office. -i JESSE STONE, Dealer in Pumps, Corner Clay and 5th Streets.

them with our colored citizens, would place our popu No charges made for advertising or showing proper- We will send our paper to new lation now (in round numbers) at about 8,000 C. DEIBERT, Painter, I it. 1 1 it. I The assessed valuation of nronerty. real and RAILROAD COMPANIES, In case of sule thereof.

Agents for the sale of the Kansas Pacific Railway Lands, Atchison, Topcka A Santa Fe R. R. Lands, Topeka, Kansa. ouuswiueis iur wo uaiilHUU Ol me I personal, for the year 1800 amounts to f4 699 683 W. F.

PECK, I For the year 8 043 688 ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FB R. Brick and Stone Mason, FISHER A ELMS, year at iweniy-nve cents eacn. I 1 655 896 Missouri River, Ft. Scott A Gulf R. B.

Lands. MISS GEIGER, Vocal Teacher, Episcopal Female Seminary. MISS MAGGIE OTIS, Teacher of the Piano, Episcopal Female Seminary. OLIVE SHELDON, Teacher of Piano and Vocal Music' 223 Kansas Avenue. TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

and Ornamental Painter Leavenworth, Lawrence Galvestcn R. B. Lands, MARK SAGE, Stone Mason, THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND I wulchlsataratioof 544 per cent, and Is a pretty fair St. Joseph A Denver City R. B.

Lands, T. J. Peter, Suporinteuduut. C. W.

Hayes, Station Agent Depot cor. 4th and Washington Avenne. KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY. A. Anderson, Supt, 162 Kansa Avenue.

WILLIAM SANTA FE RAILROAD. I snowing on. year. I The real estate was assessed at fifty per cent, and Also for a large list of Individual lands, Improved JOHN SCIIAFFER, Brick and Stone Mason, farms, city and town property, improved and uniin and Ornamental Painter, I 11118 road IS now Completed lO iiur- I the personal at about eighty per cent of their market proved, located In various parts of the State. MaJ.

T. J. Anderson, Ticket A Freight Agent lincarae, io OsnM COUnty, 23 miles I yAw moneys and credit which were I assessed at tholr face valuation. MERCHANT TAILORS. Bole AKents for the State of Kansas, of Charles Dur Depot cor.

of Jackson and R.R. 8t, N. Topeka. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. SOlUIl-WeSl OI AOpeKa, tapping me I In addition to the above, there 1 quite larg fee's Analytic and Synthetic System of Abstracts of Titles to Real Estate! the most simple yet compre TOPEKA, BURLINGTON A VERDIGRIS B.

trrent coal retrion of the Rtatfi. Thft I muntof government ecurltie held by capitalist 104 Kansa Avenu. CHARLES HEWITT A SON, House and Sin Painter, 143 Kansa Avenu. B. B.

LLOYD, House Painter, J. A. Hard, Operator, 145 Kansas Avenue. hensive system extant. I In our city, together with property belonging to rell- In our Insurance Department we represent the fol aniOUDl 01 BOUin DOUna ireigni IS literal- I gious and other societies, which an not taxable, nil C.

BOWMAN, Merchant Tailor, 177 Kansas Avenue. J.V.HART, Merchant Tailor, and Gents' Furnishing Store, WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY. lowing flrst class Fire, Life and Accidont Companies: ly immense, far exceeding the most I tending to give us a howing that i not often exceed-. I ed even by our fast growing western cities. 101 Sixth Avenue East.

The Home, of New Haven, Conn, The Hartford, of Hartford, The Underwriters, of New York, nuuguiiiu caiKJutaLiuun ui ua juujuuiurn. Wo lra for the above statistics to tb. 104 Kansas Ave. root quantities of lumber for buii JlD" I eonnty clerk, city assessor, and also, to the report of The City Fire, of Hartford, Conn me cuy superiuwuueni 01 puoiic icnoois, 0.C.PALMATEER, House Painter, North Topeka. WILLIAM SIMMONS, House and Sign Painter, puiuocn uic w.

orci uuu I ln diing attention to this matter, and for the in The Home, of New York, The Mutual Benefit Life, of Newark, N. The Traveler's Life and Accident, KKOSTER A TRAPP, Merchant Tailors, Ui Kansa Avenue. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. everyday, together with Other freights. I formation of parties desiring to locate hore, would of Hartford, Connecticut it i I riuer siute mat lue proportion ui lases on our cirv The Company t0 COIDpelled tO make pr0pertr will about 2 per cent on the ch valua- Rear 216 Quincy Street.

Our Railroad Ticket Department hi now Well organ CODStailt additions to tlicir rollinu Stock. I Wof property and wbon we ntfloct that wo are ised and established, and we are prepared to furnish I 1 8 a. ak D.T. STRING HAM A BRO, 1 a a1 a 1a I vuiiuing a new Hcnuui nuuHe nt txwi vi spw.iPUsi (iu Hoaso.SlgnandOrnamsntal fainter iu uiuci iv uiuvo vooiauuumuiuviouB 0, fiSflOO, at elsewhere stated,) and laying JAMES M. BABRINOEB, Piano, Organ and Melodeons, gus) Kan MR).

R. II. C. SEARLE, Cuhiuet Organs and Piano, through ticket, via the North Missouri Railroad, the shortest, quickest and best route to St. Louis, and all points East, and the only rente from Kansas City using the celebrated "Pullman Palace Sleeping Cart." C.

K. President. RESTAURANTS. CITY JtKSTAURANT, John Koehler A Co, Proprietor, 107 Sixth Avenue East. COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT, Wm.

Smith, Proprietor, 119 Kansa Avenue. RESTAURANT, August Romean, Proprietor, 60 Kansas Avenne. TOPEKA HOUSE RESTAURANT, Peter Page, Proprietor, 144 Kansas Avenue. SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS BURKHARDT A BROTHER," Saddler and Harness Maker, 165 Kansas Avenue. C.

L. HAYWOOD, Saddle and Harness Maker, Kansas Avenne, N. Topeka. J.F.A W.0SENBURG, Baddies, Harness, Bridle, Whip, Ac. 176 Kanss Avenu.

SALOONS. of freight at the depot evincing a I iMUt mile of sidewalk, the narrowest being I IJ 'It I about four and half feet wide, besides 0 great quantity George Clarke, Operator, K. P. R. W.

Depot. TOBACCO AND CIGARS. FREDERICK A BROTHER, Tobacco, Cigar, Fruit and Nuts, 160j Kansas Avenue. EDWARD JOHNS, Tobacco, Cigar, Souffs and Pipes, 158i KansM Avenue. II.

MOESER, Cigar Maker and Dealer In Tobacco, 188 Kansas Avenne. W. P. ROBERTS, A CO, Tobacco, Cigar and Fancy Article, 189 and 216 Kansa Avenue. 0.

SACKETT, Tobacco, Cigar, Fruit and Nuts. 161 Kansas Avenu. C. II. STONE, Tobacco, Cigar, Snnffs and Pipes, 1474 Kansa Avenue.

WAGONS AND CARRIAGE MAKERS 106 Kansa Avenue. WILLIAM WOODRUFF, Hons and Sign Painter, North Topeka. ucgmo u. ncmuui svuuucu I of grading and other public Improvements, it will Br a reciprocal system of of correspondence witn new road in BO Short time. The Dum- I uggst Itself to the thinking mind that tho percentage Quincy, bet.

4th and 5th Streets. the land agent throughout the United State, our .1 1 very smalt contiared with the great amount of Agoncy affords facilities, alike to sellers and pur ucrui pMcsgcu in uuiijr luureustuir, improvements being made. Our friend, will bear In PHOTOGRAPHERS, chosen: superior to those of all others. BisO, tO the gratification of the managers. I mind, also, that thos Improvements being made this I I year, the same exponse will not have to be incurred We will cheerfully open vormpondence with, and furnish all desired information to, individuals and agent, or projector) of colonies desiring to purchase C.

A. SEXTON, Violin, Guitars, Flutes, Ac, Hit Kansa Avenue.1 MILLINERS AND DRESS MAKERS. Mr. E. BARTON, Cloak and Dress Maker, wii u.u uu vuuTdiicu vu i ctufu i (jMuequeutiy the tendency will be to decrease empty, OS the whole Capacity of the I tlle beroafter, rather than to increase them.

lands and locate In the State of Kansa. N.F.AMES. Capitol Gallery, ,189 Kansa Avenue. J. LEH KNIGHT, New Riverside Gallery, 174 Kansas Avenu.

(T. B. Mills.) MILLS A BMITII. (B. M.

Smith.) road in required for the purpose of WTT It 1 I I 1 ll UAAKJS Notaries Public, and KJItors and Proprietors of "Tbi Rial Bstati Advetu." Quincy, bet 6th and 7th Bis. DringinguacKiarm prouuew, came ana VVe learn from DartieM wLo accom. coal. The Company has contracted I panied the Committee on the Pacifio Devoted to the luterests of their customer PHYSICIANS, BURGEONS AND DENTISTS with the Kanws I'Hcifio Railway to I Railroad on their recent excursion over nortnin aF ul I the Kansas Tacifio, that tho Committee Ma. C.A.BUTTS, Millinery and Fancy Goods, 114 Sixth Awns East Mis CONWAY, Dress Maker, SS Sixth Avenue East.

Bee JEAN BILLIARD, 46 Kansas Annan, i sre greatly urprised at the wonderful day, for use upon the latter road, which reg0rceg 0 Stat0 BnJ iu 0apacitie8 SAMUEL ABUMORE, Physician, Kansas Avenne N. Topeka. aMISfAMI. JOHN i. FISHER, Win.

0. CB AW FORD, Wm. E. JOHNSON, Salesmen. Wm.

HALL JENKINS, Abstract Clerk, L. MAXWELL, Anslstnut. 1. 0. PRATIIER, Assistant, Wm.

H. TWIS9, Corresponding Clerk, WOOD CARVER. transfers the necessary number of cars I for production. Tbey regard it as tho L. M.

CLARK, lot) Sixth Avenn East, daily to the track of the former Com-1 peer of all the Western btates, and GEORGE FULTON, Fancy Wood Carver, pany, in order to have the coal shipped Predict Kansas a most glorious WILLIAM CURTIS, 1 Van Buren, bet 1st and 2d 81. Cor. Jackson and 8. R. Tt.

St. N. Topeka. MM. B.B.

HUTCHINSON, W. B. BOLTON, Milliner and Dress Maker, Homeopatie Physician, 106 Kansa Avenu. 231 Kansas Avenu. Mb.

C. A. METCALF, A. M. CALLAHAM, Milliner and Dres Maker, Surgeon Dentist, 210 Avenu.

174 Kansas Avenu. a1 1 I lubuic i.utj aiB uiuujv uicuacu wiiu mc vur n.ve fr.rk.b,i nf I. SMITH BROWN, Book-keeper and Cashier, WALTER R'l Estate C'k DISNEY A TO BIN, 98 KansMAvenne, JAMES E. MILLS, Insurance Clerk, W. n.

TWISS, Railroad Ticket Clerk, grent reaaun ui cungrniumie iueiueive I the Kansas Valley. Mr. Worrill, who upon the great and continued sucoess of I has some lands in Southern Kansas, WILLIE H. JENKINS, Messenger. DOWDELL A WILSON, South R.

R. Street North Topeka, KANSAS OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. tunrn nun ornona, C. POMEROT, United States Senator, K.O.BOSS, do da SIDNEY CLARK, Co greet nun. the Road.

I BDa has Deen onerca Co per acre for The contractors are diligently at wo'rk em'ff 7 ZTL CoaT 10 "cepi Ma. ELIZA NEWHARD, Dres Making and Fancy flood, 110 Sixth Avenue East. Mas. L. SARGBNT Millinery and Fancy Goods, EHRHART A JOHNSON, 166 Kanan Avenne, pushing the Road beyond Burlingame, Kan8Mt he C0DCluded that he don't M.

t. MILLER, Presidl.g Mm V. I. Cir't Court, MARK W. DKLAHAY, Associat Jndge, ana it is conndentiy expected to nave it I care to sell at present.

Such a soil and T. CUMMINGS A MRS. B. P. BREED, Clairvoyant Physician, 114 KanM Avonue.

MARIE DE FORD, Physician end Obstetrician, 188 Kanw Avanu. t. WATK1NS OOULD, Pbyslclsn and Burgeon," 6th Avenue bet. Jackson nd Van Burssi Street. Kansas Av, North Topeka C.

K. HKRBOLDSnEIMKR, 174 Kansa Avenue, MARK W. DELAHAT, Judge V. a. Dist.

Court in successful operation to Emporia bo-1 climate as this, he thinks, when the State is properly developed through J.S. KETCUUM, 144 Konsa Avenn, fore the advent of the new year. KING A SCRANTON, railroads, will possess a considerably higher commercial value than is at present placed upon Kansas lands. SCHOOL STATISTICS. Shooting Gallery, In Sixth Avenne East Mm.

M. V. SNYDER, Dress Maker, 226 Kansa Avenu. Miss, B. E.

WEST, i Milliner and Dres Maker, 128 Kan Avenu. MILLS. SHAWNEE MILLS, (Orlst) Woodward, Mulvan A Co, The number of children in Topeka 1807 was 710, In Lndoubteuly the time for seekers of JAMES MOORE A CO, 149 Kansas Avenne, 186, 045, nnd 1800, GRENO A ROGERS, Physician and Burgeon, 201 Kansas Avenue. The advance In school expenditure In 1800 new homes in the Went to emigrate to Kansas is just now. At present our ever lXuK, Is ........110 per ct.

PAULEY A KREIPE, 146 Kansas Avenue, The advance in income iron all ouree Mr I leosiover Ik. nr ct. I lauds are cheap, as is shown by the fact T. A S. F.

R. K. LAND DEPARTMENT, D. L. Lakln, Commissioner, Iff! Kansas Avenue.

HAWKINS A DUBUAM, Land Agent, 14T Kansas Avenue. A. W. HAYES, land Agent and Conveyancer, County Court House. DANIEL II.

HOBNE, Land Agent and Conveynncsr, 15T Kansas Avewi. KE1.SEA A GREGG, Lend Agent, South R. R. Worth Topeka. JOHN R.

MACKINTOSH, Land Agent. 154 Kansas Avenue. DAVID 0. METSKER, Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer, 182 Kansas Avenne. NATIONAL LAND COMPANY, W.

E. Webb, Several Moaagar, 17T eases Avenue. R. N. STEBBINS, Real Estate Agent, 181 Kans Avenn.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Ira H. Smith, Regies, H. HALL, Burgeon Dentist 181 Kansas Aveuu. iiib aiiranc la school cuuureu la iojover I that thn Ksnsat I'anifia Km Iwnr F.nm. A.

S. THOMAS, Clerk, ALBERT A. HORTOJT, Attorney, D. W. HOl'STOX, Marshal.

HIRAM GRISWOLD, Register In Bankruptcy, II. W. ARNHWOKTU, Port Master, O. B. BATES, Awssnmr, t.

M. JAMES, Assistant, OKOROB T. AKTIIOM Collector, W. C. KILPATRICK, Assistant, IRA U.

SMITH, Registar of Land 031c, JAMBS M. II ARVWf, Ck-rk. ALBERT ALLTS, Clerk, JOEL II CNTOOff, Receiver Land Office, LEWIS IIANBACK, Conimla ioiier, C. B.fLINES, Pnion Agant, IL L. ISBELL, Clerk," OKOROB H.

1IOYT, Special Mall Agent, m. tats mem. JAMES M. HARVBT, tiovernor. YOUNG A LA TOU RETT 181 Kansas Avenn.

Cor. 3d and Kanra Avenne. 1MH, I eoperct. Amount nf taxea raised lor all Bnrnosm in pany have sold during the month of year tin on TOPEKA MILLS, (Saw and Grist,) Abner Doe a A Co, SEWING MACHINE A GENTS. Ammt.t of tM nud ftr ncbort purpu uuc U1 sucir vuuico P.

KLEMP, Homeopathic Physician, 184 Kansas Avenue. is mm ytmr ij.a vaiuain-s i-inas, at an AveraffO price Cor. 1st and Ta Arrasa. Pr crtit of nrhotil txm to All Jit i C. BOWMAN, per acre of $2.26.

These land all lie Singer Bawtng Machine, .177 Kansa Avenn. w9 I alnno thr linft nf thin frrnat thnrnnrhfari NEWS DEPOTS. M. LEWIS, Pbyaklaa end Surgeon, Quincy, bet. fttk and 7th Street.

I and of course are among the best lands Arnmgfi tnitios per iupil im Uramrnar DrtnMvfit ArtrrK toiiioa pur pupil im lutermJml AvsrK tiiitiua per pupil im frimmrj Oe Avenue tmtUm tmr pupH im Miiil JirmtW WILLIAM CLAYTON, W.P.ROBERTS A Co, Newspaper and Periodical, I in the state. VVe have now about 700 How Sewing Machine, I. B. MARTIN, 18 and i Kansas Arena. 1 tn''c railroad completed in oar State, 7 Kant Amg tuition par pupil in Color! $cu 17 07 it tr Pnyclefan and Surgeon, 174 Kansa Avenne.

O. SACKETT, GEORGE KEN YON, gmthmt tb mbvn Item frwm tit rrporl uf Prof. and will soon nave 2,000 mile built. Work is now progressing on five differ WARD BURLINOAMB, Private Sec'y. Hsufl14 tb Momri of Eiwtk-m.

t. 0. McCLINTOCK, C. BSKRIDQE. Lieut Oov.

Rewspaper. Ac, 114 tUnM Arena. Graver aad Baker tniat Machlae, 210 Kansas Avenne. ent and important lines of road in Physician and Burgeon, 104 Kansas Avesae. Kansas, and when our railroad system 0.O.WILMARTII, RARE CHANCE I MRS.

C. A. METCALF, THOMAS MOONLIOHT, SecnrUry Stata, J. K. OREER, Clerk, A.

HtlWKtr, Clerk, ADDISON DANPORD, Attorney OeneraL 11 Kanra Avenne." Weed SewlatPUdilna, flO Ksnese Aeenaa. is completed, as it soon will be, where hundreds are now co-niDg to the State, I. A. McKINSEY, A first class real estate business, Ueneial New Dealer, Post Office NOTARIES PUBLIC. Pbyalcian and Surgeon, Ksness Avenne, North opekn.

Miami rJnntitW. W.B.BIC1I0LS, emigrants will pour in by the thousands. Kansas still has 25,000,000 acres of B0ROB OKAHAM, Treaearer, I noTnceftewinKaehln, L. 8. MURPHBY, M.

P. P. BAKER, ivansas, doing a Cusiness 01 over Government lands, of the 60,000,000 Alee applies lUtBuld'f nrode at traatlag Oflea, "Dally State a S. Met ADDEN, Clerk, A. TH0MA5, Auditor.

1. W. THOMAS, CWn, rETTENGELL A ADAMS, acres in our State, full forty millions of by vacnum. WM.AVDOWKER, 167 Xanssn Avann. which are susceptible of tillage and $3,000 per, annum, (and increasing,) with all the office fixtures, will be Bold at a great sacrifice.

For Wfhmn fcwtagfstacklnn, SOS Kan Avana KBlitkAveeaW. ORRIS T. WELCH, Load Agent, WILCOX A LANGEL, Bsswral Lead asd Abstract Agency, In Kansas Avenn. LA VNDB1ES. CITY LAVNDftY, r.CotXrVejrletor, 4 Kmm A1 LIGHTNING MOVE.

M. P. PRICK. culture, and the support of settlements, we have scarcely 2,000,000 acres under DAVID BROCK WAY, MKS. K.

H. C. (tAll.i, 1S renins Phyetetaa and Bnrgeon, VB Kan Aveaa. Wbeetar and Wilms tewing Machine, particulars and terms, apply at this cultivation. -Republican Journal.

Qnlneyv bet, 4th ma Hk Streets A.H.CA8B, office. CM.Sr.BLgT, UI Km SOCIETIES, SECRET, KO'JIAL A MUSICAL. SAMUEL A. KIHO Ml, Chief Jnstlcn, lACOa SArTORD, Aonclat JnstirSL V. M.

TALEXTIXa, 4 POWLER, Clerk, ATiT.BaJVKS, Roner, MUM BROW Marshal, msiairv wf rroes. H. W. IDS, ln4f 1t lnrtrlel, PRTCa Dtetrlet, JOHN T. MOKT0.1.J..

DM, We hare tfin iirniv fnr t.Ti a a ni Huanopathlt Physiclaa, Jacksu Int. i and Tin Street. M.H.CA8C, ne who have houses to rent can 0f the State land? riven to aid in HOPE LODOC HO. 1. 0.

0. T. 1Mb a a siiildon, O. B. lUwtlne, wc.

T. John Knien, Sec'. j.r.atiMisoi, JB881 STONS, Heater tm Ufhtnra a), Carae day an Fifth St. readily find tenants by applying at our the construction of the Border Tier olee. I Railroad.

Phyatetan and 237 gansa Avenn. R. I. car. Monro nnd Jin Street.

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