The Evening Spy from Kansas City, Kansas • 5

Looal Hems. G. E. TEAD No. 1808 Siith street, just west of the state line, keeps the most delicto ICE CREAM SODA WATER Cigars and Tobacco AMD A LAME LINE CF THE FINEST i.ONFECTICNFRy.

OPEN DAY AND SIIGIIT, Ice cream parlors for ladies attached. 8arah Bernhardt Collars at Smitb.i 6th and James streets. Get vaccinated at once. A large assortment of trunks cheap at J. Dudley Smith's.

The market house boom is just more than booming, Carpets ot grades and cheaper than the cheapest J. D. Smith 6th Jme A spleodid rain storm early Tuesday morning. A Beautiful line of Silk Handkerchiefs, call and see them Dudley Smith's. The Riverview chappal will be dedicated to-morrow.

Window Shadrs and Table Oil-cloths at LADIES BAZAAR A FULL A1T9 OOMP LITE LINE OF DRY GOODS; NOTIONS, LADIES' SUITS AND UNDERWEAR. We Call Particular Attention to Our Stock of Rustlings, Lace Ties, And our Large Assoitment of STOCKINGS. Measures taken and Suits made to order give us a trial Mrs. Emma Mucke HI am? Street, Kansas City, Church Collfction al Red Culoh. "What ia the ante?" whieperd a Bed Gulch miner with a single twenty dollar gold piece to the deacon with the collection plate in the Baptist church at Black Run, ol.

He was told to contribute whatever he chose, where-he said he'd chip in a dollar, and proceeded to take nineteen dollars in charge. The deacon softly replied that no ehangej was given. A struggle ensued, the plate was upset the congregation was in the act of jumping the deacou's claim the minister, an old Californian leaned over the pnlpit with a large navy revolver and observed: "The brethern will please notice that I've got the drop on them, and any brothern who declines to go to his seat or who touches any of that money will have a funeral at his house to-morrow 2 p. m. Our mining friend from Red Gnlch will kindly release tbe deacon's throat, or he is a dead man." The twenty doll gold pitcewent to save the heathen.

J. Dudley Suuit 6th and Janus atree-. OU1B11-UU2. UILH lllUUH kin uijeamuutj 1U 1 FOUR HOT MONTHS NOW BHFORfi UB AND OTJB SUMMER STOCK -OF BOOTS SHOES Wyandotte. A new line of Ladies Shoe' just received at J.

Dudley Smith's. Five cases before ihe police court of this citr, Tuesday. Table Linen and Napkins bleached and and turkey red. a large stock J. D.

Smith. mi i I 11 1 MORTON'S ICE CREAM SATURDAY AND SIWD4Y. ELULM4N SRESI AUfUNL Sixth Street, Near the Comer of James, Morton's ice cream, at Almtn's Ohio Restaurant, Sixth strtet, James, to-day and to-mor ow. Job work executed promptly and at the lowest prices at The Spy office, 1904 Sixth street, Mumford's block, Walter Greenwood has returned from his trip to Iowa, and can again be found at J. Dudley Smith's dry guods emporium.

Ladies and childreos underwear cf all all qualities and at the lowest prices at the Ladies Biziar, 111 Jiaies street. We wouid respectfully call the attention ofa'l the ladies to our 5, 8 10 and 15 cut lawos, they are the best and handsomest io West Kansss, at 107 Jame- street. J. Dudley Smith. A youoi lady as along one of the streets yesterday, who has been married but a short time.

A lady friend of har'a seeing her 168, came to ha door and held up to her to view her three wteks old boy to be ad mired. Oh! I'm goiag to beat that all to pieies," was the only repoose made by the recently married yaJy. A superb display i Lice's, Silks and fancy goods. All of the latest Novelties, Be sure and see them Smith, 6th and James Street On Sutday mornii C. W.

Perkins, who keeps store at 198 James street, Kansas City, loked up his premises aid went to visit some of his friends, returning about 10 o'clock After he had gone into the premises he heard somethiug movirg, and on in vestigating he cause of the trouble found a young lad secreted behind some irre and near him was an ax. He immedUtly col. lared the young intruder and handed him over to Deputy Msrshal Gillen. He gave his name as John Cummins, and is about fifteen years of age. He gained access to the store through a rear window and was evidently contemplating robbery when caught.

Nothing however was missed from the premises, Yesterday be had his examination before Judge Brake, and was fully bound over to take his trial at the next term of court. Kansas City Times. Council Proceedings. OFEICIAL. Council met in regular session Tuesday TO BE BOLD AT Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Wyandotte county, ansas, Louis Yaney, Plaintiff va. Yanev, Defendant, The above named Hester Yaney will take notice th it Louis Yaney, the above named plaimiff did on he 21st day of May, 1881, file his petition in the district court of Wyandotte county, Kansas, Bgainut the said Hester Yauty defendant, setting forth the relatiou of husband and wife between them and the abandonment of plaintiff by defendant, for more than a year and praying that a divorce be granted him, and trie said Hester Yaney is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before the 4th day of July, 1881, or the prayer of the petition will be granted, Louis Yaney, Br Wm, Carroll, his attorney, Dated Mav 21, 1881, j.ne muraemaute lor iiuotuj wiu we uuut at aneaity day. For job work of all kinds call a. The Spy office. The packing house of Fowler is be ing painted white.

Lace Novelties in great variety at J. Dudley Mouth's. Strawberry ice cream to-morrow (Sunday) at G. le dV, 1808 Sixth street, Vtr fhuan Dmt CianAaan In Smiths HAVE REMOVED TO THE New Brick Block CORNER OF SIXTH JAMES STREETS. KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS. WHERE THEY WILL OFFER EXTRA INDDUCEMENTS TO CLOSE CASH BUYERS OUR PRICES WILL BE A HEAVY REDUCTION FROM REGULAR PRICES. SALE COMMENCES NOW CHEAP! CHEAP! CALL SOON DOxVT DIXAY! 4,000 PAIRS LA IES SLIPPERS Newport Ties.Sandals, etc 20 cents, 75 cents, $1.00 and upward, Ladhs elegant kid button shces $1.50, Meov' low shoes $1.00 and upwards. Mens' aho-s 75 cents and vdwardB. Always call and GET OUR PRICES Board of Education.

The Board of Education met Monday evening at the office of E. Jmcs, full hoard present with the exception J. M. Peck, Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Bills to the amount cf 1119 30 were allowed.

Arrangements were made to give the scholars a picnic. Board apjourned. AS as at any house "up town," and you will save time nd street ear fare by patronizing us. We will sell GOOD GOODS BEFORE TwU Fight cases before the police cuurt and one si ate case in this city, jnday, Caeviot Shirting cheap at J. Dudley KITH.

Sunday was the hottest day of the season thermometer 96 in the bhade, The beet and la. feet styles of prints twenty I yards for a doilr, the Ladies zaar, 111 Janus strtt. Why don't the authorities fix the floor of the iron bridge, it is in a fearful condition A handsome line of Fichus and Collarett J. D. Smith, 6th and Jsmea street.

The addition to Plankinton A Armour's mammoth packing house ia going up rapidly. The largest line and most elegant stock of Bushings west of the Mississippi river at J. Dudley Smith, 6th and James street Some oftha boys paid five dollars and eoeta of suit for swimming ia the river in daytime. Job work of ail kinds done at this office aa cheap as at any other house in the west. An elegant line if Ladies and Children's Hoeeery just received at J.

Dudley Smiths The brother of Col. C.H. Van Foeseu, John, of Leavenworth, was visiting him here this week. Oil Cloths in the most beautiful patterns Bed Rock prices. JDudley Smith- Notica to Teachers.

City of Kansas, May 28, 1881. You are hereby notified that an examination of candidates for positions in the public schools of the City of Kansas, will be held in the public school building of that city on June 20th and 21st beginning 9 a. m. W.SBeabd, Chairman of Executive Committee. PURCHASE AND ANYWHERE.

DELIVER GOODS evening, July 7. Full board present, mayor The most elegant and beautiful line of Lace handkerchiefs in the city at J. Dudley Smith, Sixth and James Streets, to any pari of Kansas City, Wyando'te, River view or Armstrong, free ot charge. HEG CO. presidirg.

Minutes for last meeting read and approved. The street commissioner presented his report for the past two months, which was LEVINGSTONS' REMEMBER THE NAME- OT AND SHOE STORE. Six'hsreet opposite PlaKinton Armours. GcT UP CLUBS! 1 received and approved. SECOND HAND STORE.

KANSAS CITY, KANSAS. -o I Only 'Zclusiveboiit and shoe store on the bo torn. The Literary Revolution. mssamat Xj. X.

TUXtKTEm. his opened a second-hand rormtan store la Lost. Two eo one spotted black and white, eight years old, the other white with BLUE FRONT Van Fosson's Block 1907 Sixth Street1 Kansas City, Kas, City attorney read an elaborate report touching the appropriation of twenty-five hundred dollars to aid in rebuilding River-view bridge, declarir that the council had no authority to ke an appropriation for any such purpose. Claims tnd accounts to the amount of 129475 were allowed and ordered paid. Bill of H.

H. Sawyer, conveying pauper to pcor tarm 13.00, and bill of Carlott for burying uuknown persons, $15.00, were audited and the clerk instructed to certify the same to the county commissioners, Ordinance concerning licences was referred to committee on licenses and rrdi-nances. Ord nance sidewalk on Armstrong between Sixth and Seventh streets was was passed. Special committee consisting of Sullivan, Butler an 1 Kennedy, was apoioted to confer with the nilroad companies and Fowler asserts in their views on the subject where can be found every description of red neck, five years old. Address this office Boots and Shoes of the moat durable make i at J.

Dudley Smith. 6th and James street. Sacbels and Valises all styles, the newes and the nobbiest- J. Dudley Smith. Ooe of the finest soloons io the west ia that of Dan Spillane on Ninth street, just across the line.

Soms very handsome oroamenUl painting has been done on the room this week. A large stocK of zphyrs of every shade and color at Mrs, Emma muck's Ladies Bazaar-Gent's Furoishirg gods in great variety and cheap at Dudley Smith's 6.h and James street. Dr. Van Allen has got some pure vaccine ZXou.soli.old Oroodaiii both new and second-hand, and a variety ot articles which every one is in need ot, all ot which will be sold at WONDERFUL LOW PRICES. aee lor yourself.

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Grabe, vires, which he knows to be good, a all parties wanting to be vaccinated should cll on him, we know it is good because we have ot openn.g Water street and building a switch tStereon The city council had uiider cociil ra ion the matter me spread of small pox iu t' city. A special policeman was appoint a other precautions taken to prevent the same, tried it. MERCHtUT TAILOR The largest li of valices to be found in the city, and at the lowest prices, at J. DnnT.KY Smith. DresaVs ready made in the lattst style and AN SEE WHAT BARGAINS Harder Laughlin OFFER IN THE LINE OF TIN AND HAREWARE THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE.

AT THE LOWEST PRICE8 BUTCHEK KNIVES AND STEELS IN GREAT VARIElY. Carries the largest line of foreign and do mestic cloths and cassi meres in the city Employs the best workmen. Everything is made up in the latest style, and guarantees perfect fitting garments in every cw IVO. SIT Delaware St TOVES 8 qualities of goods, very cheap, at the Ladies Baiaar, 111 James street. It is criminal negligence in the street com.

missioner that he don't fix the railing along the sidewalk at this end of the iron bridge. It haa been broken down for some time and some one will fall off and get injured. The original blue front tin and hardware store of Harder Laughlin is the place to bay goods. A new stock of carpets of every description comprising three-ply ingrain and other styles at the lowest prices just received a1 J. Dudley Smith's.

A large variety of ladies and children, atocKings of all colors and at low prices, as Ladies Bazaar, 111 James street. Frank Sturdevant will open out next week Kansas City, Mo. Ordinance A'e. 163. An Ordinance Declaring a Sidewalk Necessary on Wst of Armstrong stbeet, between Sixth and Seventh 8TBEET3.

Be itordained by the mayor and council-men of ihe City of Kansas. Section 1. It is hereby declared necessary to construct a sidewalk on the west side of Armstrong street, from the south side of Sixth r-treet to the north side of Seventh street, and the same is ordered. Sec. 2.

Said sidewalk shall be constructed of such materials and dimensions as that on the north side of Armstrong street between the same points, but it shall be constructed on the grade of Armstrong htreot at that place, as established by Ordinance No. 129, approved December 2nd, a 1879. Sec. 3. This ordinance shall taKe effect and be in force from and after its puublica tion in The Evening Spy.

Approved June 7th, A. 1881. SAMUEL McUONNELL, Mayor. Attest H.C. Stout, City Clerk.

Published thi? di Saturday, June 11th, r. ly'i-i roB. Angell Wood, soft and hard coal, heating and cooking, al all prices, and cheaper than the cheapest BuildingPaper, Nails And all kinds of builders hardware. Special attention given to TIN ROOFING GUTTERING. SPOUTING, JOBBING AND REPAIRING.

We defy competition and will duplicate, and in some cases, will discount Kansas City, Mo prices. BLUE FRO.MZSTORE, Srteet, near Ewing, REAL ESTATE INSORANC AGENTS. A lanre line of vacant and tanroved IVo Patent No Pay. PATENTS odtained for mechanical de view, compounds, designs and All preliminary examinations as to patentability of inventions free. Our "Guide for obtaining Patents" is sent free everywhere.

Address: Louis Eagqer A property in Kansas City, Kaasa, and Wyan dotte, River View, and Armourdate. Call and see our list and terms. We have now a new drag store in Mumtord block, 1906 Sixth street, Frank is one of the best drug-fiats in the state and will undoubtedly get aisehr.eif in for sale 300 lots, price from $75 up to $1500 eccordfog to size and location. Office 1012 Solicitors of.