The Evening Standard from Lawrence, Kansas • 3

FALL 1879. WINTER CLIPPISieM. Vit loam that Mr. II. W.

Howe, late Evening Standard. of Lawrence, haa secured a roum in the city and will own a bout and shoe J. HOUSE MONDAY. SEPT. 23.

1878. RAILROAD TIMK TABLK. University of Kansas. 1870 Full Course of Study In Ancient ana! Modurn l4w 11ml NoiiiihI Department now eiitliiillHlied. MuNlobytHimiM.teiitlimUuuUtr, Kttll HeNnlon OIMMIH September lOlll, Fur any llralit'd iiidirmiillon, Hdilitwa JAMHH MAHVlN.VhanetUat, Uiwreixt, jCuiwM.

KANSAS PACIFIC. house here. Atchison Champion. The herd of cattle which broke down the Lawrence bridge were through town yesterday morning, and shipped on board caiu for Chicago. Champion.

Iwrmf4. Arrtvf. Ltave. NEW STYLES AND LOWER PRICES I Nu. I Ktwt Denver I Kansas UM.m.

Ni ft Way Freight io. a. in. i m. Nft Express freight P.

I P'nL W. E. Stephens will teach the Davis district school this winter. He is one of the best educated young men In the Thirty tho'wand acre of choice land In Anderson, Woodson Mid Coffey enuntiea. (or tale on very reanonttble toiiiia.

Address IK. J. It AUG HA WOVT, Land AgnU, Namho Fall, Kawm. No. I Fast Attantto express.

P. m. 4.10p.m. county. i lauia Djuni.

II. Y. Abbott of Lawrence has been NaS Through Krelglil M0.M. in town this week, in the interest of the Kansas Jlenevolent Society, a new organization the objeot of which is mu UtAVKKWOKTU Our Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Is now ready for inspection. tual me insurance.

uarnetc nam' dealer. No. IN Freight wid m. We see by the Standard that Frank Hubbell took the first premium at 'he Lawrence fair for penmanship. 'We have a specimen in our oillce on exhibi Atrw a iAwmm.

No. 1 Through Express vi)P- No. S3 Freight mid p. m. Pameng with tickets will be earned oo IthId No.

9 between Kansas City and Topekft. Trahui 1 aud 1 run dally. Trains 3 and dally except Sunday. riviia riTV. I.A WHKNCK ft BOUTHKHN.

J. II, DEERING, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, AND DEALER IN Drugs CHEMICALS, Palnta, Olli, Vamlshea, Putty, Dye Btuffn, Per- (umery, Hxmirm Brushes. Boar. Fancy una Tollut Articles, Patent Med luiiiua, Customers will find our stock complete, comprising ninny articles it la Impossible-nele to enumerate, and nil nild at moderate prices, tion. Osage Journal.

A ise Legislator, He is successful because he has the manly courage to rise above all personal motives or interests and cast his vote and Influence on tlie side of measures which will contribute to the well-being of his fellow-men, Tlie good of the many, even though it proves injurious to the interests of the few, is the maxim of the wise legislator. But certain men will never admit tlie wisdom of this doctrine, any more than Bonie saltish private practioners will admit the superlative value of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, because these remedies have injured their practice. Of course, no man in his right senses will pay a phy-siclan $5.00 for a consultation, a bottle of bitters, a few powders, and a prescription, when one bottle of his Golden Medical Discovery and a bottle of his Pleasant Purgative Pelletts.both costing but 61.23, will accomplish the same result, viz cleanse the liver and blood, regulate and tone the stomach, aad impart a healthful action to the bowels and kidneys. General wholesale and retail office-consultation free.

Holman Liver Pad treatment: Pad, Plasters, Absorption, Foot-baths. No. 546 Main street, Kansas City, and. Main Hall Kansas City Exposition. Joy to tho World.

The afflicted may now rejoice. A safe, certain and effectual antidote to malaria has been found. Clifford's Febrifuge is a perfect remedy against all diseases caused by malaria. It not only breaks the chill, but thoroughly eradicates the poison. Its anion is truly wonderful it cures malarious diseases of every kind Fever and Ague, Inter-mettent Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache, and Bilious Fevers of all kinds.

It is purely vegetable and is as harmless as water. Try It and be convinced. J. C. Richardson, Prop'r, St.

Louis. For sale by Geo. Leis liito. Mrs. Capt.

VT. 0. Hubbell, of Lawrence, a former resident of this place, is here, in company with her son, visit OOWU gOUTH. No. 1 Passenger 1W p.

m. No. ft Freight and 4. JO p. nu OOIHO JtORTH.

VMM ing her many mentis ana renewing oia acquaintances. raoia spirit No. 1 Passenger p. No Freight nd Accommodation. ...10.35 a.

J. 8. Henderson, of Lawrence, advertises bis large grocery business in our paper this week. -If you want to know how he proposes to do business, read his "VVe have taken great paini in selecting our goods and patterns, and are confident that our present stock will fully sustain our well established reputation for selling the BEST GOODS at the LOWEST PRICES. J.

HOUSE The Popular Clothiers, 79 Massachusetts street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Opposite K. P. Depot, North Lawrence, Kansas. advertisement.

usKaioosa siciue. Judge Hungerford went down to Lawrence, Tuesday, to confer with the drive wen organization or mat piace, and ascertain, what do you propose to do about it Manhattan Isatiojialist. We were favored with a call yester School Books! We are now prepared to fuoi: ih day from Mr. Roger K. Vail, of Topekn.

Mr. Vail in former times was a resident of Atchison. He is a son of lttshop Vail, of Tojieka and a brother-in-law of Rev. Mr. liakewell.

formerly rector of Trinity church here. We believe Mr. Vail thinks or locating Here, and we trust he will llnd it to his advantage to do so, Atchison Champion. We have tried Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup in our family, and can assert that it is the best remedy for a cough or cold ever LOCAL NOTICES.

CALL FOR A PEOPLE'S COXVE-, TIO.V Tilt Independent vatem o( Douglas county who believe that, by reason of the serious nilsmanage-ment of the fiiiuiii'liU affulrs of the government, labor bat been and being deprived of Its Just reward who are opposed to (he further issue by the government of liilerest-benrliiir gold bonds who favor the full rextorutlou of "liver lo the tree coinage system of the government who believe In the doctrine expressed by Tliomua Jefferson "that bank paper must be suppressed, and the circulation restored to the general government to whom It belongs who believe that corporations creuted by the fltute should be subject to supervision and regulation by the BUtto, In the Interest of the people and who demand honesty and capability hi all candidate for public office, are requested to meet In delegate convention at the court house, In the city of Lawrence, at the hour of ten o'clock, on Tuesday, the '30th day ot September, A. O. 1870, to place In nomination candidates for the following officers, to wit County Clerk. County Treasurer. Hhertrf.

Vcglsler of Deeds. County Surveyor. The basis of representation will be one delegate and one alternate tor each school district hi the county, with one additional delegate and alternate for each ot the cities of Kudoraand Baldwin City, and 30 delegates and alternates from the city of Lawrence, apportioned as follows i Kind, ward, 8 Second ward, 7 Third ward, Fourth ward, Fifth ward, Sixth ward, 3. Primary elections tor the selection of delegates will be held In school districts at the school heroes, on the evening of Monday, September 29, Uf79, at 3 o'clock, and at the usual voting places In the various wards of the city of Lawrence on Monday evening, September 1879, at 8 o'clock. ltouRKT Morkow, Chairman.

A. 0. Sawiw, Secretary. HENDERSON'S CASH GROCERY HOUSE! PRICE LIST Stop read what ready Cash will do 9 lbs. Bis Coffee 91.00 (Sugars subject to changes of the market) OH lbs.

Cut Loaf Sugar. $1.00 lbs. Fine Powdered Sugar. 1.00 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 1.00 10 lbs.

Coffee Sugar. 1,00 11 lbs. Coffee Sugar. 1.00 12 lbs. Yellow Sugar.

1.00 13 lbs. Fine Brown Sugar. 1.00 15 lbs. Brown Sugar 1.00 SIXTEEN OUNCES TO THE POUND introduced, i'rice 20 cents. Llpplneott'a Magaalne.

Lipwincott's Magazine for October opens with a very bright and amusing article, by Margaret Bertha Wright, de- ALL TEXT BOOKS AT THE NEW REDUCED BATES, CHEB IN The State University AND IK THE rUBLIC SCHOOLS ot LAWRENCE Dictine the rambles and experiences or a party of American artists in Italy. LANDS FOR SALE IN EASTERN KANSAS. 20,000 ac's on Delaware Reserve Between Lawrence and Kansas City. Price to one flfth cash, balance In four annual payments with seven per cent, iuterest. 50,000 acres on Reserve The illustrations are in keeping witn the text, being full of vivacity and point.

The fourth chanter of Dr. Oswald's Summerland Sketches," treats of "The Syrups were never so low. AND DOUGLAS COUNTY. i 60 2 35 Western Sierras, and is not inferior to the former installments either in the iuterest of the narrative or the beauty of the illustrations. A third illustrated article, "Chamois-Shooting with the Emperor of Austria," is by W.

A. Baiflle Grohman, author of Gaddings with a Primitive People." in England is the production of an English writer, who treats his subjects with that intimate knowledge which none but a native could be expected to exhibit. William I. Stone, author of the well-known life of Sir William Johnson, relates the biography of Lady Harriet Acland. whose heroic character and White Drips per gallon no I Fine Sugar House Syrup per gallon Silver Drliis, best, per gallon bft New Orloans Molasses per gallon Honey Drip Hvrup, very tine, per gallon 76 1 Sorghum Molasses per gallon Sugar Loaf Drips per gallon.

i 80 1 Horghum Molasses, very best, pet gallon. California Strained Honey 15c. per pound. Only 8R mile south of Topeka and 715 miles from Kansas City, In the great coal Held fine smooth laud, $3,00 to $5,00, on same terms as above. CU on or address W.

A. HAHRIS, Lock Box 41, Lawrence, Kansas. i Old Books taken in Exchange. Roasted Coffees. J.

MCCOY, J. 8. CKKW, J. M. CBEW A CO.

President. Vice President Cashier Assistant Cashier. U. Eh HOAULKY, LAWKENCE. A.

HADI.KV, H-2fidftwtf Coffees. Green Rio per pound 12V4, 14, IS, 16 O. G.Oreen Javas per 26,28,30 Ground Kin, best. 4ft lbs. for l.t Ground Kio, good 6 His.

for 1 oo Ground Java, best 35o. per lb. or 3 lbs. for l.oo Mocha .33 Vinegars. T.

I. NKWLIN, Beal Estate and Loan Broker. Rio per pound 18,17,18 Java per pound 30, 35 Arbuckle's best per pound a Henderson's Mertque (drinks almost equal to Mocha and Java) per pound 25 Blacking almost given away. i iilnknl IviYPHKlYhv'fl Itait Irt eventful career give her a prominent Buys and sells real estate on couirnis- J. A.

DAILEY, place in the annals 01 conjugal devotion. Edward C. Rruce writes in loi). pity taxes ior non-reaiaenw, loans does a generar-commission Pure Clilpr PT gallop structively on American Landscape llardeniner." II. M.

Kennedy gives art CUy anaCmifSSJSal, Rush mer and Hume. -wnne Blue Vinegar 40, oiuuKiug unujiea cneap. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER Immiyralum. Messrs. Warren, Brmruji raBtingDJCUUBt cf-i' Tlie.

Germany," and Mrs. B. HfarAavn Too fa iatyi at- rt HunL Ue- Duflev describes The Buried Wealth af i(. of South Jersey." -IN- and flavor quite equal to the best 75c. Workingman's Tea, within the reach of all, at 35c can save Through Winding Ways, which has K'a call aTmy office or ad.

from IS to 25 per pound on your teas. ymJOVe. 1 stood frame house of 5 rooms on a CRACKKRS, CRACKERS THE BUST VARIE Teas, Teas. LAWRENCE States Depository. CHINA, GLASS, proved one of the most attractive serials ever published in the Magazine, is concluded in this number, and there are several short stories suited to different tastes.

The Monthly Gossip is entertaining as usup'. and the number on the good lot fronting east, and in good location; convenient to churches and schools. For sale on monthly payments Young Hyson per pound 25, 35, 59, best 80 Imperial 35, 45. so, Gunpowder 40, M. no, so Japan 40, eft Japan uncolored 40,50,60, so Black 40,60,00, to TY KVKB KKfl IN THE CITT.

3'4 lbs. V. ft trade mark, best, for ....25 plcnies 26 Boston Butter, best Cream Crackers lo Ginger Jumbles 16 Ginger Snaps Full line of fancy crackers. whole is as readable as any of its pre decessors. CAPITAL, $100,000 py Slock speculations, (to to 81,000, invested In Wall street stocks, makes fortune? every Ground Snow-Flake Corn at Eight Cents per Package Good common starch 5c.

per 6 lbs. for 25c. of $10 per month. There are a good many men in this 1 ity who are paying this amount every month for rent of homes not much better than this, and the money once paid is lost forever. Buy this property, and every month brings you nearer having a home of your own.

Sriug little house of 3 rooms, on a splendid lot; for sale on same terms at $8 per month. Why pay rent any longer? fiu-acre farm adiolnintr the thriving Collections made on all nolnts In the TTelfad 8tates." bight Drafts on Europe drawn In sums to suit. Starches. month. Pamphlet!) containing "Two Unerring Rules for Success," sent free.

Many of our customers in all parts of the country, ure Realizing large amounts every 30 days. Send for pamphlet Address Simpson 49 Exchange Place, Hew York. St. Xlcholaa for October. The October number of St Nicholas Bank Exchange Sample Room Powder, White Lily, 1 pound boxes Other pure brands at same prices! Baking Iu bulk 25c and 30c per pound.

3 lbs. Hal Soda for 10c. 9 lbs. for 2he. Oldest and Best Whisky In town.

Choice Wines White Lily Gloss, best goods, 6 lb. wood boxes 45 3 lb. paper boxes 22 lib. orsfor25 i i b. corn starch lo 4 lbs.

best In bulk 25 Peerless Starches and other brands at the same prices, and Imported Cigars. Fresh and Cool Beer on Tap. 4 pa)ers Soda Baleratus, best brands, for 2Sc. QUEENSWARE. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fine Lamps, Chandeliers Keeps the largest stock of Silver Plated Goods of any house in the city BELLS IT THE VERY LOWEST, and warrants the quality.

8-21 closes the sixth volume of the magazine with an array of features hard to JOHN EICHENAUER, Coal Oil per gallon I5c- Headlight Oil per gallon I8c. match in interest for the little folks. Louisa M. Alcott contributes the Main Street, near Junction, Kansas City, Mo. opening story entitled "Jimmy's Cruise in the Pinafore," a charming narrative Hello What's the Matter? Why, if you ston in Kansas City over nltrht.

do illustrated with line portraits of char acters in the "Children's Pinafore," not fail to visit the railroad station of Media, with large stone house, and fruit of every description. Land all under high state of cultivation, and the view from the house one of the best in the State. 35 acres in corn will go with the farm. Railroad station, stores, churches, and schools within one-eighth of a mile. Choice little bottom farm of 20 acres live miles from Lawrence, at an even 4800.

This farm is all Kansas bottom, tl.e best land in the world, is all under cultivation, and has a good frame house on it, besides fruit of almost every kind in bearing. School house within mile, post office, stores; churches, and railroad stations only two miles. A good mule team, with wagon, harness, and farming tools, cow and calf, lot of Vinrra nurl fiiiplrana. will ha THEAT11E COMIQUE, CANNED ROAST LAKE FISHWHITE AND TROUT. Fresh Oysters, Selects 50 Cents per Can.

Standards 43 Cents per Can. Mediums 38 Cents per Can. which will delight every boy and girl who has heard the famous operetta. The elevated railroads of New York South and Walnut Streets, cor. Market Square.

20 Artists Great Band Orchestra Drama Va are described in a long article by Chas. riety and Pantomime. ALENTINE LO VE, Prop. Manager. Real Estate Agency OF Old Style SmoTcimg Tobacco -30 Cents per Pound.

Tobaccos. Tobaccos. JAS. WATSON CO. Iirlllard Tin Tag.

per lb 85 1 Old style Smoking, per lb WOKTHINGTON, No. 118 Massachusetts street, Carries a First Class Stuck ef STAPLE AND FANCY GKOCEEIES Bargains offered In i Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Flour Spices, d'C. CALL AND SEE-118. MASS. ST.

North Carolina Heal liucnauan at iiyau mue lag nunuiio nu Ked Tair AO ...3 ...55 ...43 60 ...30 ...35 Eagle Eye, Virginia's choice Little Joker K. O. 8. Smoking. Charm Fine Cut Chewing Other tobaccos equally as low.

Cigars a specialty. Old Honesty, choice goods ....50 Allen Ellis's Tobacco 65 Narragansett Tobacco oo Roval Green Tobacco, choice .60 Jackson's best .....60 Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Abstracts of Title Furnished Sardines aux Tomatoes, 20c per can. Fried Oysters, 35 cents A. S.

STIEFEL OFFICE IN t3T STANDARD BUILDING." AOKNT8 FOB i a KANSAS, TEXAS, AND INDIAN v. TERRITORY 1 Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf RAILROAD Is the only direct route to Olathe, Paola, Ft Scott, Girard, Columbus, Baxter Springs, Parsons, and all other points in Southeastern Kansas; Jiarnivru, ana witn it are given eight admirable pictures of various views along the lines of the three New York Roads. Tlie text and illustrations also show how the roads were constructed, and together furnish a capital and entertaining account of those wonderful Railroads in the Air." "Noah's Ark Ashore," is the title of another descriptive article which will be eagerly read by every boy and girl. It is awell told narative of a visit to a queer "Ark" on the Amazon river, which a kind-hearted native had turned into a sort of asylum for beasts and birds of various kinds. The story of this novel institution is very interesting indeed, and the illustrations are really superb.

No finer pictures of animals have been printed of late years than the eight beautiful drawings which accompany this article. Besides these, there Is timely little paper telling all about the strange doings and mysteries of "Halloween," and illustrated with a lovely frontespiece; while a very "Curious Monastry is shown in a full page picture: and a fascinating "School in the Woods is described by Maurice Thompson, the literary archer. Of stories there is a capital budget, and there are several funny pictures and verses scattered through the number, while the Department at the end will look at least as inviting as ever to the young eyes that read them so carefully every month. Regular Independent Incomen, Free from business troubles, are assured by prudent Investments in stock. From $25 to $26,000, In tr new Mutual Capitalization System, pays handsome profits.

Anybody can successfully operate by this new method, and receive a pro rata division of the aggregate profits secured by great concentration of capital, A Chicago bank cashier made $409,13 In a capitalization ot $50. A Milwaukee brewer netted trom an investment of $iroduriiig the month of May. A Savannah gentlemen netted $8,810.12 from three capitalizations, The Slock market Just now is in a condition to realize large profits by safe and judicious ANHEUSER Co's. cheap with the farm'. Finely improved farm of 100 acres, near Hesper, with 75 acres in com, will sell at a bargain and give immediate possession.

The entire farm under plow and more than four miles of splendid hedge. Fine large frame house and barn, with an abundance of fruit of every kind in bearing. Can make easy terms on payments. 70-acrefarm only three miles from Lawrence at the low price of $17 per acre, 25 acres cultivated, 40 acres of timber. Frame house and large orchard.

This farm would make a splendid fruit and stock farm, as it is near the city and has plenty of timber and water. A payment of $400 down is all that is required, and long time on the balance. A rich ten-acre tract of Kansas River bottom only a mile from the city limits, suitable for a vegetable and small, fruit garden. This tract has been highly manured, and is a sandy loam specially adapted for early vegetables. 'Has a snug frame house, good cellar and well, Btable, etc.

Will sell fr $800 on long time at low rate of interest, or $700 all cash. No better place for a gardener in the State. 1 130-acre farm on the south side of Blue Mound, seven miles from Lawrence, at the low price of $11 per acre, on time, or $10 all cash. The farm is all fenced with pouts and boards and young hedge finely started. 80 acres under plow, and good water from springs, soil specially adapted to wheat raising.

This is no old, worn-out farm, as it has had but two crops upon it, and is as yet in all its virgin richness, Two crops of wheat would pay for the entire tract. Money loaned on real and personal property for long or short time, and all kinds of personal property bought and sold. BT, LOUIS mm BUYING OR RENTING A CABINET ORGAN Be ur to tend for our LATEST Catalogue mid CiucuLAHiwiih miwitylbs. rrduckd pkices ($64, $08, $78, $84, $W), $99, $105, $108, $114, $180, and upwards), and much information. Seni ret.

MASON HAMLIN ORGAN Boiton, New Vrk or Chicago. Successors to STIEFEL NEY, Dealers LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Joplin, Carthage, Neosho, 'Springfield, EE NERVOUS DEBILITY Appounans, iiunyaai, uunun and lliitliorul Vital Weakness and Pros- HUMPHREYS' trntlon from over-work or tndlsnrntlon. MINERAL WATEB. KndproiniHlynUllltUTH I nU a t.V It.

Been In use 30 ynara, CDCPItlP lift 0Q In tlie mniit success-Of CulrlU 111). -0. fill remedy known. Price 1 pur vliil, or 5 vials and larire vlul of uowder for sont Dnat free on re- i In tlie' rear of tbls large PHtabliHliment they have a Sample Room, where you OiHjit cf price. Ilimico.

Med. Vo. UfllKt. I iiiii IV. ana an otuer points in southwestern Missouri; TO Denison, Dallas, Waco, Ft.

Worth, Austin, Houston, San Antonio, Muskogee, Caddo, and points in Texas and Indian Territory. The Only Route to the Great Short Creek Lead Mines. Only Una Running through the Great Coal Field of Kamas. This company has now for sale acres of tlitt bmt and chnmiest lands In Kansas, located In old milled counties, convenient to iniu kel, mid possessing every advantage for successful farming and stock raising. Send your address to the lanrf commissioner, or maps, circulars and full Inform-ntlon.

Houtliuiistern Kansas is the place for the laboring man. Zinc, lead, and coal mini's furnish plent of work at the best of wages, at all seasons of the year. tlKO. II. Nrtti.ktoh; Gen, Mannger.l T.

F. Oakkh, (tencrnl KimerlnUnd't. Kansas K. IxKiKwoon.den. Ticket Agent, City, Jno.

A. CI.ahk, Land Commissioner, can cet the best imported una aomesiic liiquora miu ikub. jxw, j. i wsi nndGitKter Ale. Qive them a call.

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Ptti up In oi. hot tin. frapMtd ly A. ROM ICRS' fH.Cbemdl., Caperlor to Mineral Waters, Seldlits Powden, Vor Skis V' rU Druggists. Railroad tickets bought, sold, and exchanged.

All Kinds of personal pni-erty sold on a reasonable commission. If yon want to buy or rent Anything, and valuable Information to every Investor mailed free. All kinds of Blocks and Bonds bought and sold by Adams, Brown Bankers and Brokers, 20 and 28 Broad street, New York. Mrkt. Wurrnntrd to kpp ierp Pickle for yr.

rblrT-ne yan In Mm Id iuUt colng our JJrund ou Ike Karrels on noauicy..