The Kansas Sentinel du lieu suivant : Emporia, Kansas • 3

Ifce Kansas Sentinel. THIS WEDNESDAY. JAN. 5. 18 RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND 8 ANT A IK. OOISO VlfT. Arrivpo. Jjavea. ill 4 25 4 40 id H-tnt'a Fa Excr.ts 4 15 I 4 20am Tbroupn lYeijfht 10 45 1140 am OOINO EAST.

Geo. A. Ferdinand, druggist. Emporia Pharmacy, opposite Court House. Dusty.

Rain would be welcomed. Judge Culver and Robt. Milliken now have their office in the Sentinel building. Ono of Adams express company's horses was injured at tha depot Monday by a pasting train. Everybody now writes it 1880 con-slamit! another mistake 1881.

Well, that's tho way when yoa don't make a mistake. The winter term of the state Normal will open next Monday. Students desiiing to enter will be examined on next Friday. The county officers elected at the fall election, including C. B.

Grover, district judge-elect, will enter upon their duties the 11th of tLii month. What's become of the street sprinkler? The father of Mr. John Bay i3 seriously ill. To-night the Pleasure Seekers hop for the seventh time this season. Monday morning the city schools opened after the two weeks vacation.

Farmers should now get ready for spring work. Early planting is the best. The Pleasant Hour club will hold its fifth hop at Bancroft Hall next Friday night. Jay Gould's express company has opened an office in the Emporia bank building. The County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, and will be in session the rest of the weefc.

Mr. A. E. Abrahams, of the Famous boot and shoe store, went cast Monday to purchase a large stock of goods. Leaves.

1 1 35 a 11 5 5 ui 240am Arrives. MU! H25I Hunt FxpisHa 1150 1 Tnroucli Freight 1 4 nOWAIil) BRANCH. Arrives 1115 am Leaves 4 35 a MISHOt'I, KAN-AS AND TEXAS CiOINO SOUTH. Dally except Sunday, 8 MI1 and Express 8 45 a no 00 a Freight aad Accommodation OOINO NOKTII. Dally except Sunday.

Mall and Express Freight and Accommodation 05 ra 3 130 Hi The new Congregational Church will be dedicated next Sunday. Services at 11 o'clock a. m. There will be no services at any of the other churches. Now that the holidays are over it will break the monotooy of the occasion if somebody will announc9 himself as a candidate for Mayor.

Don'c all speak at once. Street Commissioner Hammond removed all the awnings and posts left standing last Friday. Commercial street now presents a more metropolitan ap Fifteen degrees below zero was the coldest reac hed during the late cold spell. So says Prof. Sadler of thevNormal.

Miss Cogswell, daughter of Senator elect Cogswell, of Eureka, is epending a few days in the city vi-iting friends. Rev. Newman, the Episcopal Missionary stationed at Sterling, Kansas, is in the city, the guest of Rev. Burrows. Mabel Stickel, of Eureka, a member of the graduating class of the State Norman this year, returned to school yesterday.

The week of prayer services will be held this evening at the Christian Church. So far the services have been well attended, tnd a deep interest WE GUARANTEE TO SELL YOU BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY' THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY', OR REFUND YOU YOUR MONEY. J. E. JORDAN.

The next sociable of the Christian KANSAS CITY. EMPOlUA AND OUTHEN. Dally except Sunday. Leavie. 4 45 I Arrives.

10 50 a Local Market. Butter, 22c; Eggs 20a; Lard, 12 Je; Potatoes, per Apples, lly, Coal, 17e. per Wcoil, to $5 per cord; Fat hogs, $1.00 per Fat cattle, St 50 per 100; Chickens, $2.50 per Turkey, dressed, 10c. per lb. Osborne Jeremy are practical tinners and till tinware fold at their s'oreis HubsUntUily wade and sold at reasonable price.

O. P. Jones Co, have still on Inn la vtry lirg etoek tf Overcrats will l- Hold Ht a gnat nduc.ijft in pr'ce-v to clo-t out. E. P.

liru.itr is Closing Owt at Cost Will givo bargains in Stove and Tin Wave. For your holiday goods go to Bird's jewelry store, Commercial street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. The "Favorite" cooking etoveia the Loss. Sold by Osborne Jeremy. A beautiful line of napkin rings at Fry's jewelry store.

--Don't forget tha place for first class barbeiing, go to F. Ilaustler's shop, opposite post office. For Buck Gloves coll at G. P. Jokes Co's If you want Cno silverware at low Church will be at the residence of T.

N. Scdgewick, on Mechanic street, between 5th and 6th avenues, on Tuesday even ing, the 11th inst. I. D. Fox, L.

L. Halleck, Dr. J. A Young, and W. Ewing were elected the board of directors of the Lyon pearance.

Wonder if the News still thinks "the city council bit off more than it could chew" when it passed the awning and sign ordinance? Guess its chawed pretty effectually. The holidays were generally observed iu this city, particularly Christmas. Business was generally suspended, and every body seemed to exert their utmost to have a happy time. Why aro the visits of a true lover like a successful newspaper! Because they commence weekly, become semi-weekly, then tii-weekly, and then daily with a Sunday supplement. The Emporia Commandiy, of this city, went on a special train to Council Grove last Sunday to attend the fuoer-al of Col.

H. J. Hughes, a prominent Mason of Morris county died Dec.Slst. A most pleasant young folks party was given by Mis3 Lucy Truthworthy on New Years eve. A large number of guests were present, who passed the evening in merry making to the delight of County Mutual Loan Association for the ensuing six months.

Died, on the 4th Mrs. Feist, of consumption, aged 28 years, THLD mere was quite a spread among the upper crust on New Year's day in the way of novel turnouts. Among the Her remains were taken to Fort Scott for burial to day. most conspicuous were those of I. D.

At the council meeting Monday Fox and Capt. Warren. On behalf of his people the Rev. night, an ordinance allowing hitching posts or rings to be placed on Commercial street, was referred to committee Burrows accepts the invitation of the Rey. Cordley to attend the dedication on street and alleys, It will doubtless seivices at the Congregational Church.

The Episcopal Church will therefore be be passed at the next meeting. closed ad of next Sunday. Jude Peyton held his last session of court in this city last week. He has The taking of Senator Plumb's depo Everybody concedes the fact that the firm of G. P.

JONES corner of Commercial and Fifth, are tho most euecwful business men in their line in the city of EmporiA. The constant increase cf their business is owing to the fact that they have gained the confidence of the people by square and honest dealing, keeping only good goods and telling them at the lowest living margin. Their stock for the fall and winter is simply immense, filing thtir LARGE DOUBLE FRONT tore to its utmost capacity. Their htock comprises everything in Ready-made Clothing for Men, Boys ar.d Children, and everything in the line of Men's Furnishing Ocod, Hats and Caps, Boots end Shoes to bo found in a Firtt cloxs Clothing House. And last, but not least, comes their TAILORING DEPARTMENT, which employs twelve hands in making to order the most stylish and fitting garments of any house in Kansas.

We hear a good many comp'aints at the very short notice given of the semi-annual meeting of tho old loan association held last Monday night. We do not know what are the laws governing the notification of members of such a meeting, but members ought certainly to be given a better opportunity to learn of such a meeting than the announcement fn the papers the same day on which the meeting is to be held. If the object is to give members as little notification as possible in order that many may be absent and fined, then the notification given fully answered the purpose. New Jewelry Store. I wish to announce to the people of Empoiia and vicinity that I have just opened a new Jewelry ttore in the room south of the 99 cent store, and have a complete stock of fine silverware, watch-ep, clocks, jewelry of all kinds and every thing in my line of trade, which I am offering at the lowest prices.

Having had many years experience in the bus sition in the Bond suit was completed all. Voting for the large and beautiful doll, which is to be raffled off for the benefit of the school bell and clock, commenced to-day at the tore of I. D. formed a partnership with his son, and upon his retirement from the bench will for the time being last night. Other practice law.

The new firm have their witnesses will be examined in a few office over Wheldon drug store. Fox Co the liberal donors of the das. When the testimony is all in we will take occasion to give its sub3tauce We have been requested by several to the public. parties to publish the lecture delivered by Rev. R.

L. Lotz at the State Normal A concert, with Marie Litta as the prima donna, assisted by a troupe of recently, and as it is desired by a large first-class vocalists, will be given at Ban number to see it in print, we shall pub. lish it in tho next issue of the Sexti-nel. Several of our leading citizens croft hall on the 15; inst. Miss Litta is as a s'ar finger of rare attainments and lovers of music should als Mall SIot nines House prices go to bird's jewe lry store.

For shaving, shampooing, and hair cutting, go to shop opposite poit office ut llausnkr's. The handsomest silk handkerchiefs and gent's neckwear at G. T. Jones Co. -Select your holiday silverware at Fry's jewelry store.

Fine goods and no incy prices. The best hotting stove in the mir-1'et is the "Argund," told by Oaborne Jeremy. Go to Rlstrr'n Drug Store for your Drugs mid Medicines, if 3 on waut pure Drugs. Onborne Jeremy are selling a weather stiip for doors and windows which K'vo the best of ction They aro cheap and will pay you to try them. Parties con'cmp'nting buying a watch will find it to their interest to call at Fry's jewelry store, where the best wakes and most improved styles are sold at the lowest prices.

Don't buy your jewelry rr silver, waro until you have examined the fine not fail to hear her. rigged out in good old New England iness, I feel fully competent to do repairing of every elescription in the best Mr. b. Uross cas been to the position of cashier of the FOR MEN'S CLOTHING. BOY'S CLOTHING, YOUTH'S CLOTHING, CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Firt National bank, Mr.

Holde man manner, lease call and examine goods and prices. H. J. Biro. having resigned that position.

Charles is a tip top good fellow, steady as a clock A good weather strip around doors well up in the art of his calling, and al and windows keeps out cold and duatjand save many times their cost in fuel. Osborne Jeremy keep them. together worthy of his promotion. The opperretta of "Fantiniza doll. We understand that a party in this city forged the number which drew the music box at the 99 cent store.

Thsre seems to be a crookedness connected with the business in some way. Lot no guilty man escape. Saloon keepers of this city who did not close np Jan. 1, say that they are now sailing "for medical, mechanical and scientific pnrposts." We tic3 that a good get pretty full in the cause cf science. Quite a number of the lidies of tin city kept "open house" New Years dy, and of course many of our rno-t handsome men made the round and partook of the hospitalities of the fair entertainers.

was to be expected, everybody enjoyed the day and its happy greetings most pleasantly. The next lecture of the Normallect-ure course will bo delivered by Cupt. Henry King, of Topeka, on Friday evening, Jan. 14th, in the lecture room of the State Normal. Subject, "The Genesis of Kansas," Admission, 25 cents.

Cupt. King is a fine speaker and hi i lecture is replete with historical facts regarding Kansas. Mr. J. E.

Epstien has bought the interest of the late junior partner in the and also for the best and largest variety of Gent's HATS AND CAPS of every description. Don't forget tho Oak Hall Clothing Nowhere in this city can a more will be produced at Bancroft hall on the evenings of Jan. 21th and 25fch, by the Mudcal Union of Council Grove. The solid and substantial Christmas or New Year's present be purchased for less money than at the new jewelry store. style, with liveried horseman and cockney, high hats and a four-in hand, paid their respects to the ladies who kept open house New Years' day.

Short'y after they made their appearance a company of colored men similarly rigged out, only they had one more span and a big baas drum, appeared upon the streets. A good many thought it was a burlesque upon the fair skinned citizens, ane1 it looked very much that way. We hasten to correct the misstatement made in a late issue of the Sentinel regarding the Board of Education having had their names placed on the new school building. We are glad to know that our Board of Education had more good sense than to do anything of the kind. A proposition to have their names engraved on a marble slab and placed on the building was unanimously voted down.

This act of operretta is exceedingly charming, ex goods and. low prices uird new celling, in the opinion of many, that of "Pinafore." Its performance by the Save your money by buying your lEtac a sad, Slioes I dry goods at Sherman Richardson's. Council Grove troupe is spoken of as being unusuallv fine for amateurs. Of Could Not Cet up Stairs. Mrs.

C. Robins makes a statement that for years she has been a great suf course the hall will be filled on both evenings, ferer from Kidney affection and that for jewelry store, next door south of he 99 cent store. The celebrated Fitch boot at Sherman Richardsoa's, cheap. Holiday goods, for gentlemen, at G. P.

Jones Go's. Everybody is cordially invited to call at Fry's jewtlry store and examine his holiday goods. For genuineness, seveial months the pains in her back were so severe she could not get up "The Press" will be the subject of the prayers of the righteous on Thursday stairs. She has now worn a Day's Kid this week of Prayer. That's right ney Pad for for four weeks, is free from pain, and beiieves herself entirely cured.

Uut 11 "tne press is still on saving unselfishness entitles the board to a REMOVAL! very high monument when they retire. Emporia has at least one board with HIDE HOUSE! reason ably sized ears. The Merchants Hotel has been OBEIINE, HOSICK CO. for men's ware. A nice line of samples from which clothing will, be made np in the very best of STYLE JXD irOIlKZIANSHir.

Price and Fit Alway Guaranteed. An extra fine.line of Wolff premium hats, colors warranted. Are now receiving and opening their which consist in part of children's, youths and older people's All carefully selected. We have a large assortment of WOODEN TOYS, consisting of Tool Cheats, Boy's Sleds, Writing Tables and Large Debka, Farm Yards and Animals, Show Wagons, Mother Hubbard's Cupboards, Dealers in Hides. Furs, Wool, have removed from their old place of busi completely overhauled since its new proprietor, Mr.

N. Carpenter, has taken charge, and it is now one of the neatest and most cozy hotels in the State. It has been repapered and painted on the inside, from top to bottom, and everything is as fresh and clean as it could possibly be made. With Mr. Carpenter ness, near the Santa Fe road, to corner of 4th and Commercial streets, next door to Hall's Music Store.

grounds, what's going to become of delinquent subscribers who promise to pay in wood, and are still waiting for the trees to sprout We are interested in 6ome of these fellows and we'd like to know what's to become of them. I. D. Fox Co. have purchased an enormous epan of mules which will be used for draying purposes in transporting their pianos, organs and other merchandise, a heavy freight dray being now in course of construction for that purpose.

The business of this firm has grown to such vast proportions during the last few years that their present quarters are no longercapacious enough to held them, and they have therefore leased both floors of the large store occupied by Capt. Bruner, which they will take possession of as soon as it can be fitted up for their business. No business firm in Emporia has labored more as- boot and shoe firm of Abrahams Straus. The business will be continued at the old stand under the firm name of Abrahams Epstien. Mr.

Epstien has re-tided in Emporia a number of years, aud his extensive acquaintance together with the affability and courteousness of the senior ef the firm, and his thorough acquaintance with the business, insure the continued prosperity of the house. The Firemen's ball was ft gTand success in every particular. As fine a company were gathered at the hll as ever before met-for an evening of social enjoy meD and right merrily did they while away the fleeting hours. The firemen were dressed in their new uniforms, and they presented a very handsome appearance. The proceeds were ample to defray all expenses and leave some in the We will always pay the highe mar ket price for Hides, Furs, at our new stand.

as Aline 11031, tne juercnants will be come more popular than ever with the J. E. STEPHENS, Agent. Emporia, Jan. 4, 1881.

traveling public and our local bachelors. The Catholic Fair, which, hasbeen J. H. DAVIS in progress for a week at Bancroft Hall, and wound up Monday night with a 3Li 21 nsmr social dance, was eminently successful, the net proceeds being about $4,000. SALE AND FEED STABLES, Miss Lantry, of Cottonwood Falls, was elegance and desirability they cannot bo equalled in this city.

Parties wanting job work will find it to their advantage to call at the cffiop. We aro cloiug fine work at very low prices. Go to the new jewelry s'ore forbnr-gnins in Christmas and New Year's pre senis. You never saw such a rush to a shop 118 there is at Haussler's opposite P. O.

Four chairs Come on and pco for yourselves. It is simply astonishing the number of heating and cooking stoves Osbnrue Jeremy are selling. The secret is the best stoves at low prices. If you wish to seo a fine line of Ladies' and Misses' Fine Shoes, call at Sherman Richardson'e. La lies aro especially invited to call and examined the large variety of Dress Goods, Trimmings, at Sherman Richardson's.

Go to Sisler's Drug Store to get your PrescriprioLs tilled; no fancy prices. Seamless half hose for sale cheap at Sherman Richardson's. L. EVERT, Mortgagee. Geo.

A. Ferdinand, druggist, sells Heed's Gilt Edged Tonic Bitters. It is astonishing how cheap every thiDg is going at Sherman Richardson's. Everybody that buys goods at Sherman Richardson' has a broad smile oq their face when they leave the store. Good bargains is tho cause of it.

For your Tooth, Hair, Toilet and Scrub Brushes, go to Sisler's Drug tore to get them cheap. White and colored waif at Sherman Richardson's closing ou. Six nu-1 eight dollar Auits four dollars. 4th Avenue east of Com the successful candidate in securing the gold watch. The contest was very spir mercial St.

ited, both ladies run well, polling a total vote of 22,075, which brought the hand some sum of 2,207.50 for the watch. Keeps the best driving and saddle horses in the city. On Monday night a doll was voted for, the candidates being Rosa Spander and Special attention civen tc boarding horses. If yon want a fine turnout at a low Jennie Perrier. There was about 1,800 votes cast for both candidates at five cents each, making the doll realize to rate give mo a calL G.

T. BARWICK, siduiously for success than that of I. D. Fox and we believe we but speak the sentiments of every citizen in saying that the firm is altogether deservirg of its splendid success. Emporia can boast of several yeuag men who have displayed the highest order of ability in building up a vast mercantile trade from a small beginning, and among their number I.

D. Fox stands most prominently. To such men our fair city must look for future greatness. Guided by their shrewd business tact she would unquestionably soon mount the billows of prosperity and sail on gaining strength and beauty each successive year, spreading her fame through all the land. The advancement of our city is simply a question of business tact, and if we would advance in all that goes to make a city prosperous and great, men who have displayed the greatest business tact should be called to take the helm.

treasury. It was a happy occassion and will long be remembered with pleasure by those present. The following is the order of exercises for the remainder of the week of prayer: Wednesday, 5. Prayer for the church of Christ, its unity and puritv, its ministry, and for revivals of religion. Thursday, 5.

Christian Education; prayer for the family, Sunday Schools and educational institutions, for Young Men's Christian Associations and for the press. FriJiy, 7. Prayer for the prevalance of justice, humanity and peace among all nations for the suppression of intemperance avid Sabbath desecration. Saturday, 8. Prayer for Christian missions and the conversion of the world to Christ.

Sunday, 9. Theme The ministration of the Holy Spirit. Livery and Feed the society about 590.00. Jennie Per- rier was the successful candidate, she being championed by two fat wallets in the possession of L. Severy and Col.

Next week we shall open a fine display in Japanese Goods, Yokohama, Kobe, Kiota, Hiogo, Majolica and Lacquor. Also, a good assortment of China, Glass, Irredescent, Porcelain and Lava. Brackets, Easels, Fiames, Albums, Cba3, in great variety. Ladies and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, and Celluloid Sets. Steel Engravings, Paintings and Chromor.

Iriquiro for our Tete-a-TetO Sots: Mo not forget zf Tojj SEE PRICE AND OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. SEVENTH AVEENE EMORIA, KANSAS. Whitney. About ten o'clock the last! articles were disposed of, and the floor was cleared for the dance. Good music Good riding and driving horses, with carriages of all kinds, ready on the shortest notice.

A hack err ing the U. was in attendance, and all enjoyed themselves to a late hour. The hand S. mail leaves the postoffice at a. m.

every Frilay, going 40 miles north of some sum realized will materially assist Eskridge. returning the following day. towards the erection of the fine building Great care taken of horses boarding by the day or week. Charges moderate. to be comraonced next summer..