The Kansas Sentinel from Emporia, Kansas • 3

RAILROAD TIME TABLE. A Great Discovery By Great Man. 1 primarily, is what Warner's Marriage Bells. On Thursday evening last at the residences of Mr. Daugherty, Mr.

T. N. Sedg DRY GOODS, CABPETS, CLOTHING', Thatcher Hafer, Retail Dealers In Staple A Fancy Groceries Vegetables ara becoming plenty. Straw hats and du3ters are in demand. A runaway Monday on Commercial street a couple of wagons badly smashed, and nobody hurt.

When you want money, don't forget that Edward E. Holmes can accommodate at a low rate of interest. See adv. -The State Dental Association met in this city Tuesday, end are still in session Quite a number of Dentists from different part3 of the state are in attendance. A musical convention will be held at Council Grove commencing May 14th and continuing three days.

Prof. Perkins, of Chicago, will have charge of the convention. A large number of musical celebrities from abroad will be in attendance, among whom will be Miss ZeliDe Montey, violinist, of Chicago; Mrs. N. W.

McFain, soprano soloist, of Kansas City; Mrs. Mattie Hardy alto solost, of va vv 1 -v V5v JO a Still continue to lead in the prices. Tare Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES of every description. They are Rt liable, and buyers will find it to their ad vantage to buy of them. WomclBollovo I-t? Are Silling All Grades cf WALL TAPER at "Ceaf a Roll.

Mai a Saarg ILiotf OF HXIlI13.2ltS Which will be sold at once. We are recievtng almost daily lv7o and elegant designs in- UWll Paper, BoraldLIsags Curtainp, Croquet, Bs'ls and Tills, Cnmos an a fine Urge stock of Safe Nervine is. The fereat man is one of the most famous living physicians He found a harmless remedy for all kinds of prin, others improved it, and the final result is, the Safe Nervine now manfactured only by H. H. Warner Co.

From a well known citizen of Chicago. Chicago. HL, Jan. 1, 1880 II. II.

Warner, Rochester, N. Y. Gextlemzx: I have used Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest satisfaction It is the only remedy that I have ever used that I can recommend to my friends, as it has cured me otBiight's Disease of Jong standing, after having visited the White Sulpher Springs of Virginia, and trying innumerable so-called "remedies" cf the day. Having resided here for forty-seven years, my friends will be glad to see this statement. The discoverer is, indeed, a public benefactor.

WILLIAM H. PATTERSON. 1,491 Wabash avenue, near twenty-ninth street. REWARD. Strayed or stolen, about the 21st of April, 1880, a small, light sorrel mare, with white feet, sway back, and blaze face; is about ten years old, has on one shoulder.

A liberal reward will be paid for her return to W. T. McCarty, Emporia, Kansas. SPECIAL. NOTICES.

The firm of Rupert Pollock desire to call the attention of the public to the fact that they have bmght out the stock of groceries kept by Hall, Waite and are adding new goods to the same every day. They sell cheap. 13 1514 at Siskr's Drug Store. For fine grades of flour at low rates go to Fluker Harrison on sixth avenue near the corner of Commercial. Rupert Pollock sell everything in the grocery line.

Try them. Just received, a full line of Burt Mear's gent's fine shoes. Abrahams Straus, Famous shoe store. The new flour and feed store of Fluker Harrison is the best place to get your flour, feed, grain, bran, at low prices. Fresh vegetables and Fruits at the Emporia Fruit and Produce Co.

Sixth avenue. Go to Sisler for your Drugs if you want to get them cheap. "No fancy prices." If you want bread get your flour of Fluker Harrison on sixth av' enue. Goods delivered to any part of the city. Cash paid for butter and -eggs at the Emporia Fruit and Produce Co.

Sixth avenue. Burt's fine shoes at Abrahams Straus. Famous. A large variety of beautiful hcuse and bedding plants at the Emporia Fruit and Produce Co. Sixth avenue.

For your Tooth, Hair, Toilet and Scrub Brushes, go to Sisler's Drug Store to get them cheap. Call on Lewis and juices on flour. 158 Commercial street. you want a fine fitting shoe call at Abrahams Straus and get a pair of Burt's fine shoes. Light expenses and low rent make cheap groceries at 158 Commercial street.

Lewis. A full line of Burt's low shors, Con gress gaiters and Buckle Alexia, at Abrahams Straus. Famous. Goods bought for cash and sold for cash make them cheap. 158 Com mercial street.

Lewis. Abrahams Straus make a specialty of ladies' and gents' Burt's fine shoe3. Famous. ORNAMENTAL All modern styles of Cantors, Braclsots, Inrichments, Ornamental cornice, at lowest Kalsomining C. A- Coles.

Proprietor, Cor. Sixth Ave. and Commercial st. REAL ESTATE. If you want bargains In Beal Estate, go ana see arry STortozi, In Baggies Plumb's building Emporia.

PUBLICATION NOTICE Samuel Hale, a non-resident of the state of Kansas, will take notice that Julia Hale as plaintiff on the 26th day of April, 1880, filed her petition against him as defendant in the District Court of Lyon County, Kansas, and that he is required by law to answer the same "on or before the 16th cUy of June, 1880. In default of such answer, a decree will be entered, divoreang her from said defendant and restoring her to all the rights and privileges of an unmarried woman, and giving her the custody her children. Mav 1880. Bacheller Bacheller Attorneys for plaintiff, ATCHISON', TOPEKi ANI SANTA FK. Mall and accommodation daily: other? dally except Suudv.

Djd.e City express daily except Monday. GOING EAST. Arrives. ita.il. 11 00 am Ntpht Express Hn) Through Freight 4 50 nm JKtock 6 00pm Way Freight 40 OOIN'O WE6T.

Kali 4 45 pm j)93go ErrrRs 05am T.ronch IVeight 3 05 am Way 6 40 am Accommodation i 12 15 pm MI880UBI, KAN AS AND TEXAS. GOISG SOtTTH. Dailr nxni pt Sunday. Mail and Exrrfff 8 45am Freight and Acomnro 8 00am GOING NOBTH. Dally except Sunday.

Jfail and Express 7 05 Freight and Accommodation 3 30pm SAM8A8 CITY, EMPOBIA AND OUTHEBN. Dally except Sunday. Leaves 4 45 ml .10 50 am WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. 1880.

Rather warm. The Italian musicians have left for pastures green. Mr. T. C.

Green is able to do duty once more after a brief illness. A May party -was indulged in by many of the school children last Saturday. Dr. Stoyer's wife went to Indiana Saturday last visit to friends at her old home. Mr.

Lee J. Orr, conductor of extras, started to Indianapolis, last Saturday on a visit to his old home. See the "ad" of J. Davis in this issue. Jim is always prepared to furnish as fine turnouts as anybody in that business.

Atty. General Davis and family, came down from to Topeka, last Friday, and were the guests of C. B. Bacheller. The Baptist social Monday evening at the residence of Mrs.

M. E. Roberts was a very enjoyable and pleasant affair. Mr. Charles Ryder returned Monday from an extended visit with friends in the east.

Capt. North ij very much relieved by his arrival. Mr. Birdcall ha resigned his position on the police force to accept a position of messenger from the Adams Co. "We congratulate him on his promotion.

The preparatory work on the new hotel has been commence. The Buggies building is beirg moved out of the way, and the work of laving the foundation will be commenced at once. The Presbyterian church was well filled Sabbath evening to hear the lecture of Rir. Dudley entitled "Newspapers." The lecture wi'l bo found in full on tbe second page, and will well repay a careful peruFal. A lirge stable is being built at tho Fair grounds for tle accomodation of fast hoivf s.

A number are now on the grounds training for the coming horse fair which begins the 11th of the present month. Mr. J. Watrous, of tbe Bnrlirgton Independent, smiled most pleaseritly on us Monday evening. John is a tip top good fe low, a newspaper man nud devoted to his profession.

He informed us that they had a heavy shower of rain at Chanute that morning. The city engineer reports that about two-tiirds of the work on the water works building i completed. "VW lope those who tvo charge of the work will pnsh things so that some benefit may bclerived bef ore the heated season is over. Word reaches us from all parts of the county that many democrats express their intention of attending the mass convention in this city on the 15th of this month. It gives us pleasure to lenpw that democrats are becoming aroused to the importance of the occasion, and will manifest their patriotiem hj turning out in force on that occasion.

The sfate examination for certificates and diplomas will be held in To peka, Lawrence, Empori and Manhattan, commencing Augnst 233, and continuing for several days. The examination will comence the same day in each city mentioned and will be in charge of tho superintendent of the public institutions of learning at those cities. Dr. J. W.

Trueworthy with his wife and daughter started to-day via. the M. K. R. for Charleston S.

C. Tbe Dr. goes there as a delegate to the Supreme LoJge of the Knights of Honor. Before returning, the Dr. and his family will visit Boston, New York, and Niagra Falls.

We wish them a very pleasant time on their extensive tour, and a safe arrival home. A troupe called the Hibernian Blodes attempted to give an entertainment at the opera house at Topeka lost week, but before it was half through the audience, composed of the roughs of the ity, became enraged and attempted to mob the troupe. There is no telling what might have happened to the blondes" had not the police arrived in strong force and rcEcued. them fiom their pei ilous position. -The Odd Ftllnrsof Council Grove celebrated the Sixty-Firt Anniversary of Oddfellow slip in Auurua with grand and appropriate ctr monies.

A large number of visiting Ireihren participated in the street parade. Hon. John Martin, of Topeka, was the orator of the day, and his address is fpoken of as being a master-piece of eloquence, humor and logic. An elegant supper was nerved at the Commercial house, and in the evening the festivities closed with a grand wick, County Attorney, and Miss Flora Fredrick were united in the bonds cf of blissful wedlock, Rev. G.

W. Pye of ficiating. The ceremony was celebrated in a very quiet way, but a few of the near and intimate relatives of the contracting parties being present. ovial, good natured Tom Sedgwick lias at last been mated, and by one of the most amiable, gentle and lovable young ladies of Emporia. We congratulate the couple on their happy nuptials, and wish that, as they journey together down the stream of life, their pathway may be strewn with fragrant roses, and their bark ever find smooth and pleasant sailing.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The following are the proceedings of public interest of the council at its meet ing Monday evening Street commissioner Strickler's report was read and filed, and city clerk in structed to certify the same to county clerk at proper time, to be placed on the tax roll of 1880. The city engineers estimate showing that two-fifths of the work on water works building had been completed, was read and placed on file: The resignation of M. Birdsall as policeman, was accepted. The application of R.

Vernon to have the liquor license of M. Baker trans ferred to him was denied on the ground of legal obstacles. A petition asking for ft. sidewalk on the east-side of Commercial street, be tween 7th and 9fch avenues, was referred to the committee on ordinances with in structions to report an ordinance for the same if deemed advisable. The special committee to whom was referred the paving of the alley west of Commercial street reported that the work had been done according to contract and $25 was reserved as security for the completion of the work.

A resolution was adopted granting the public schools the use of the Normal boarding haHs after the vacation of the same by the removal of the students to the new buildingr in case of thepayment for a monthly rent for each of $25.. The following committees were ap pointed by the4nayor and mean3 Fox, Whittlesey Streets4 and Alleya--Lowe, Thatcher and Fox. Ordinances Watscn, Taylor and Tbachef. Fire Department Theis, Watson and Whittlesey. 1 City Property Thatcher, McCulloch and Watson.

CL i 'Us Whittlesey, McCulloch and Fox. The council then went into executive session. The mayor nominated J. H. H'bben city engineer.

Confirmed by a vote of four yeas to two nays. The nomination cf B. Fia Irwia was rejected by a vote of five nays tcrone yep. The nomiaaticn of T. Fleming for city marshal wa? rejected by a vote of four nays to two yeas.

ThrfKlls on the clerk's desk were accepted, and the council adjourned to meet the third Monday in May. KANSAS. If there is one thing more than another that The Leavenioorth Times deserves credit for, it is devotion to the interests of Kansas. For this reason, if no other, it should be in every home in the State. In order to accomplish this, The Times makes the following offer For $1.25 they will send The Leavenioorth Weekly Times one year, and a copy of any of the following works, in clear, bold type, complete 1.

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Axthoxy, Leavenworth, Kan. The story is that Senator Conkling expects to be Chairman of the Chicago convention, and that Senator Cameron will make the motion to that effect. If all that is now contemplated by the ma chine can be arranged, there won't be much need of holding a Nationel convention. Kansas Cheif: Did you ever notice how manv ex's were in the Grant boom? Take out the ex-governors, ex-congress men, ex-whisky tiogsters, et and yon would take away the whole boom. They see in Grant's election their only chance to get rid of the ex, and to ensconce themselves in fat offices again, 122 Commercial Ktreet, EMPORIA, KANSAS Collections Promptly made by C3r.

23. "XTZXIOL. Justice cf the Peace, Aniericus, Karsif. ROWLAND -PRACTICAL- jTolb Corner Sixth and Commercial streets. Good Work and Low Prices.

G. T. BAR WICK, Livery and Feed SEVENTH AVEEXE EMPOEIA, KANSAS. Good riding and driving horses, with carriages of all kinds, ready' on th shortest notice. Ahack crrjing the TJ.

S. mail leaves the postoffice at 7 a. in. every Friday, going 40 miles north of Eskridge, returning the wring day. Great care taken of horses arming by the day or week, Charges moderate.

Metropolitan Carriage, Buss, Feed, Sale an 1 Livery Cer. 5th Merchants Emporia, Kan. GixjCHKiiiT PxopVs. 0TJR Llvry Stock fs the very best. The Dst care tafcen ot lioaniingr liDrfBi.

Good Horses on sale at all times. 3cl6 iTl 177 Commercial Emporia. 7e Keep on hand at all times a full Fupr'i of caoice freh meats. Onr pries are always as low as- the loww. SpCTa' rates to Hotels and large buyers.

Give us a call. ATYEO HERMAN. AND BAKERY, At Ferguson's old stand. Warm meals at all hours. Fresh bread, pies and cakes, and a choice selection, of confectioneries alicays on hand.

Everything is neat and clean. Corner Commercial street and Seventh avenue. Emporia. Kansas. Highest Cash Price Paid Old iron, copper, brass and ziDC All kinds of tecond-hand clothing bought and sold.

Old hats cleaned, blocked and made a good as new. Clothing renovated, cleaned and repaired. Work satisfactorily done 01 no pay. B. H.

FENIMOBE, Lock Box 28S. EMPORIA HOTEL Commercial st. three doors south of railroad track. EmDoria. Kansas.

M. W. Sawteb. Proprietor: UVUICUloun'v -i- Hons flrst-clasp; extra beds kept on the European plan; a uvery star.le kept in connection wna m- um-i, passengers conveyed to and fvoni' the depots. EMPORIA Factory, Corner Sixth Avenue and Mechaafc street, manufactory ol Cne CARRIAGES, BUGGIES', PHAETON, PLATFORM ASV SPRING WAGONS, FARM, WAGONS, ETC.

Repairing done on short notice and in the best manner. All Work Warranted. CHICAGO YSTEROUSE AXD RESTAURANT. Heals and oysters served fr 25 cents et ail hoars. Ice cream fmiu in season.

R. A. EHULAND. 112 Commercial street, Han ME MET Publications of all the standard works at I. St.

Louis, and Walter F. Lewis, tenor soloibt. Reduced rates have been secured on the A. T. S.

M. K. and K. railroads and a very large attendance is expected. The Journal does not -believe that the communication of Mr.

Jay, which appeared in its last issue, would be of "any interest whatever" to its readers, and it simply published the article as an accomodation, while at the same time it could not see how any good would be subserved thereby. We venture the assertion that "the short communication from Mr. Jay" was of more interest to the readers of that paper, who reside in this city and county, than the contents of all its issues combined since it became'the Journal xnereisno man in tms city wno is a more kind and courteous gentleman, or who has a larger circle of warm friends and acquaintances; and there is no man who has a clearer judgement, or a keen er sense of justice and right than Mr. ay. That he has been unjustly abused and has a just cause of complaint, is palpable to any unpredjudiced mind, and we think the public good-wid be subserved by granting Mr.

Jay and every other man, the light of self defence. The grocery house conducted by Mr. ohn Bay, on Commercial street, between 4th and 5th avenues, ha3 become one of the most popular places in this city for staple and fancy groceries Mr. Bay's lor.g experience in the business has made him familiar tith all its details, which knowledge he makes practical upe of for the benefit of his of customers. His stock of goods is alwaj fnih and and the best the market affords, and beirig bought at cash prices he is enabled to sell at the very lowest figure.

Mr. Bay is one cf the oldebi settlers in tti county, and his circle of acquaintances is perhaps larger than that of any other citizen. Hissti.re is a model cf neatness and order, and customers receive the mcst courteous and prompt attention. By a strict attention to business, a zealous endeavor to meet the of all, and square and honorable dealing, lis store has gained an enviable reputation as being one of the best places to trade at in the city. His bnsiness has grown to be one cf 'the largest in Emp: ria, and it is still rapidly increasing.

We can heartily recommend this store to our readers for fresh staple and fancy groceries, vegetables, fruits, of all kinds, and in fact everything kept at a first class grocery house. STRAWN SIFTINCS. Wheat looks well. Fruit seems all O. K.

Farmers are very busy. Some of our farmers are ploughing their corn. Judge Prather is rebuilding his house which was recently blown down by the stcrm. D. L.

Wingard has repaired all damages done by the aforesaid wind storm, and has displayed to public gaze a couple of new signs. Mk-s Katie L. Strawn who has been attending school at Burlington paid a short visit to Strawn Saturday and Sunday last. Mr. M.

Berry and the' Misses Minnie and Flora Lanter, of Garnet, have been visiting here during the past week, and returned last Monday morning. Twelve or thirteen ''white' capped" wagons passed through our streets last Friday, euroute for the "west. We learn that Joe. Evand and B. Stump started for the Pacific slope, last Monday or Tuesday.

Tour coirespondent was at Ottumwa on Saturday and found one store less than it had formally boasted of, owing to the fact that its Kansas City creditors had closed it out. Health throughout this vicinity is extremely good. In fact this is one of the healthiest localities in any portion of the state. The river is lower now than it has been known for come time. A M.

E. Sabbath school is about to be organized at this place M. K. Evans had two valuable horses die, not long since, with a strange disease going the rounds among the horses here. Dr.

Jinks lost one a few days since, and J. M. Smith one on Sunday last. A land agency firm of Burlington has settled a colony- of exodusters in one corner of this township with the avowed intention of changing its politics to that of republicanism and imperialism. Frances.

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