The Evening Republic from Topeka, Kansas • 4

I -v- vrm DR. ANNOUNCEMENTS. MMM luma candidate for ltopresentatiye of the 46th ltepieHentutive Distrlet, subject to the aitlon ol the llepuhllcan Distiiot Convention. 0. D.

MYER9. W. M. DIGNON. Dealer iu all Kinds of Furniture Marble Top Sets, Offire Furn ture, Chamber and PARLOR SUITS.

The largest assortment and best selected Stock in the city. The Latest Designs I Lowest Prices! Newest Novelties! 230 232 and 234 Kansas avenue. (between 7th THE CITY. WEAVER, Veterinary Surgeon NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS, Treats all Diseases of Horses and Cattle, external and internal Answers calls day or night Lucas Hinisls Stats. LAW AND ORDER MEETING.

As per adjournment the peoples law and order meeting, held at the opera house last Wednesday evening, will convene again at the same place this evening at 8 oclock. All cl izens of the city in favor of enforcing the provisions of Jthe constitutions and laws of the state are invited to be present. Orrin T. Welch, Chairman. We want more city property on our list for sale, we have had some four or five buyers within the last week, and could have sold your property, had you come and left it with us we now have a buyer for Avenue lots, and a bouse and lot worth $1,200.

Our farm list is very satisfactory, we have bargains in farms that count, if you want a farm, here is the place for you to get it at from $6 to $125 per acre Times Real Estate Exchange, J. R. McNARY, Manager. evening, Tcxf water and be Sprinkle with clean and Prov, clean, Ezckisl, xxv, 16. sins sha)'' -x 13 He that covereth his Sout not prosper loy Congregational Rev.

L. Blakes- j' pastor, preached in the morning Mark, xii, 17. "Render to Csesar the things that are Csears, and to God the things that are Gods. This was text from which he drew as illustration the duty of citizens to support the government. Church of, the Good Shepherd Morning services, conducted by Rey.

Alfred Brown, whose text was, Mark, vil, 34, Epbphatha (this is to be opem North Congregational church The theme discussed by S. Dunlap yesterday was the positiveness of Christianity drawn from the text, "Walk in the Spirit and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh. Gal. 16. The negative method which seeks to develope character by fighting vices was contrasted with the positive method which seeks to crowd out vices by the cultivation of grace and virtues.

The wise man does not say, I shall do as few fleshy things as possible, but I shall bend all my energies to do as many spiritual things as possible; and so by walking in the spirit he most successfully overcomes the lust of the flesh. 107 in the shade yesterday. Have you crossed the Rubicon? The water is running low in tb A. J. Arnold prescript gists.

J. C. Fulton Opera Houbo The swallows have tak of the electric light tov Possesshn Worn out saws hour nf File works. M. L.

-the CaPltal A water wag Kausas avenue tie of the dust Considering ver. at Bell, Proprietor. overturned on his morning. A lit-was laid. the OKIE TREATMENT.

condition of our A certain cure for Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak-ness, Impotence, etc. The Recipes used In my practice for 25 Years and an illustrated book of 60 pages giving fhn directions for sent free. Address SR. I. WILLIAMS.

435 E. Water Bt, Milwaukee, Win. streets and ne depth of dust we must be on the vergj6 ofarouth. E. A.

A interest known FREE ELIABLE SELF-CURE. Boots Shoes In order to make room for our new purchases made within the eastern markets. REE If it will not pay you to call while we are selling. Childrens Button Slippers, 25 cts. Kid Strap Sandals ornamented, 50c.

Misses Strong Sewed Button Shoe, $1 25. Womens "Toe Slippers, 50 cts. Womens Low Newport Cloth, 60 c. Womens High Lace Cloth Shoe, Nos. 3 and 4, 65 cents.

Mens Calf Sewed Button or tie, $2.50. Mens Peg Low Shoe, $1.10 We mean business. D. S. Skinner Son, 212 Ave.

opp, Windsor Hotel NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, The undersigned as Executor of the Estate of the sale of John Randolph, deceased, will make final settlement as such Executor and apply or a discharge at the October term 1882 of thf Probate Court of Shawnee county, PUBLIC BALE Of high g-aile cattle ard herpes and farm imple-mcola will cell at public auction at my farm on 1 1'te Soldier, 14 mile1 northwst rem Topeka, on the C'urty line tween Shawnee and Jackson unites, on Wedncday, August SOtb, lie personal property spcifld below. Some of the cattle are fuil bl od Sl ort Horn, and the rest are well graded, and are a'l a No, 1 lot of cattle 17 two year oid steers 13 two year old heifers 12 yearling steers, 17 yearling 2 thr year old heifers, 7 dry cows, 21 ci wa with calves. 1 8 holt horn bull, 1 grade but1 708, 3 work horses, 1 sadd'e pony, 3 sets work harness. I set 1 ghi double harness. 1 fet stngle harness, I cultivator, i sulky plow, 1 walking plow, 1 harrow, 1 coin plant 1 combined mower and reaper, 1 sulky fa platform spring wagon, 1 buckboard, 2 met wagons, 1 cern shelter, and about 80 tons Ter i i stack.

ms All sums of $10 and under, cash. O'er that amonnt a credit of four months will be given, th purchas to give note with approved security, drawing at ten per rent, from date. rral discount will he allowed for caah. Sale to mrneuce at 10 o'clock a. in ELLIER.

HYNER, S. S. URMY. Auctioneer- A favorite prescription of one of the most noted successful specialists in the U. S.

(now retirea) ioi tbecureof Nervous Debility, Lost Manhood, Weakness and Decay. Sent in plain sealed enveloperee. Druggists can fill 1L Address DR. WARD Louisiana, Mo. HARRIS REMEDY ChemUtB und Sole Prop of PR3F.HARRIS PA8TILLE REMEDY Young Men and others who suffer from Nervous and Physical Debll-I ity, Premature Exhaustion an! I their manv gloomy consequences, 1 are quickly and radically cured.

The Remedy is put up In boxes. Mo. 1 (lasting a month), 3L No. 2 (enough to effect a cure, unless in severe cases,) Ho. ft (lasting three months), 07.

Sent by mail In plain wrappers. Directions for I'sing accompany each Dox. Pamphlet desert Untf this disease and mods oX ours tent sealed on application The Fine Draught Horse James Burgess. Eanse. 4-t.

-ustin is about purchasing an in a paper on the south side as the evening Herald. Th fire in P. H. Hollidavs handsome stor yesterday result' in 'doing $1,000 damage all covered by Insurance. Mr.

Peter Close, of Garden City, says he shipped a lot of onions to the Denver exposition, which ayeraged thirty-one ounces each. There are seyeral liquor saloons in North Topeka which are for sale as the proprietors have no faith in the future outlook of the business. Mr. Mark Clark, of this city, and Miss Rosalina Gravillia, of Cananda-gua, New York, were married on the i7th by Rev. O.

J. Cowles. The for the roof on the government building is being rapidly placed in position, and the elegant structure will be under cover in a short time. Attention is called to the numbering of the lots on our streets. On many bouses there are duplicate numbers, which causes much confusion.

A colored boy eating watermelon, and giving the rind to a wnite boy to scrape clean, was a Sunday sight on Kansas avenue in North Topeka. The Forepaugh advance brigade consisting of fifteen meo, are stopping at the Adams House. They have already pasted up over 2,500 feet of bills. Four young couples who found It too warm to go to church last night, found it very comfortable to sit on the sidewalk just above tbe Methodist church, with a curious inter-twining cf arms. The boy who was reported injured in the drug store explosion Monday is re ported as getting along all right.

He is SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS. Yesteeday, about noon, news was brought to the Republic reporter that a murder had been committed oa Kansas Avenue. An investigation showed that a colored man named Jim Hoit had been struck on the head with a loaded cane by Doc Ward a white man. It appears that Hoit had been visiting the various sa loons that are supposed to be closed on Sundays, with a chun hymn book under his arm and beer in his stomach. It appears that in one of the saloons on the west side of the street he.

had entered in to an altercation with another man regarding some matter, when words passed betweeu him and Ward. The latter claims that Hoit was pulling a revolver when he struck him with a loaded rattan cane, inflicting a severe wound on the temple. Hoit was felled to the ground, where he lay until dragged in the shade by some passing men. His wounds were dressed and he was hauled home. At last reports he was doing well.

Ward went over the river and surrendered himself for assault and battery, giving bonds. It is hardly necessary to say that we have no reports of this kind to make as arising in any ofour churches or behind them. The law looks to tbe closing of the former butnot the latter. Many good citizens say the saloons must be opened on Sundays as well as other days iu fact that if people wish to purchase free whisky they can do so. NEW DRUG STORE.

NO. $3 KAN8AS AVENUE, BROWN HOLL ER, iVe have just open a retail Drue Store at the above number opposite Shawnee Mills, Topeka, arry a larve aod most complete stock, embracing Drugs and Medicines, Chemica Paints, Oils, Yar Dishes, Brushes, Window Glass, AlaLastine aud other kalsomming material. Fine Block of iu.UVXES AND FUCTXrjEiEIS Also, Surgical Instruments. Trusses aud Shoulder Braces. Likewise Paper and rvelopes.

We carry a flue assortment of FRENCH. ENGLISH AMERICANPERFUMES9 other requifltes. Spo liamoiH and S'-as. Fnc cut Tobacco aud Cigars at whole aie aud re teil. Our list of PRESCRIPTIVE MEDICINES full, and great care will be takr liu icom pounding physicians pii'ScripuonH, You ala hue iu due season the finest flavored SODA WATER at our store.

We inite all to call and see us. We hope by tair and honest dealing to merit a part of the patronage of the people. We solicit orders. Correspondence will receive our laithful attention. BROWN HOLLER.

BLUE CLOUD Is a three-quarters Norman, bred and ralseu in Illinois. Xiis sire, raised In Normandy, Franco, was imported E. Dillon xo in 1872. Blue Cloud is a blue roan, 5 ye "is old, 16 1-2 hands high, weighs 1800 lb is. powerfully imilt nd of oud acti ii.

He has taken first premium at the us hnell, fair for the best native draught lliou. PEACO Cl 5. Is a Half Norman, a beautiful gray, 5 yrs. old, 16 hands high, weighs 1400 and is of good 6tyle and action. '1 he nbove horses will sand this season, A.

A. Plileys vtnb'e, Silver Lake, on Monday Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and at T.ucas Hi-nichs stable, near K. freight depot, North Topeka, on Thurs lay.eFii'iays and Saturdays. For terms, posters. CHAS.H.

SUNDER) to con coming SURGEON DENTIST- R. O. STURGEON, Graduate of the University of Michigan. BY CAREFUL ATTENTION TO BUSINESS hope; to merit a portion of your patronage. No charge for examining teeth.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS IIALL, KANSAS AVENUE, NORTH TOPEKA. SPECIALTIES. Painless Extraction, Finest Work, Reasonable Prices. I am prepared at all times to furnish Teeth on continuous Gum, Gold, Silver, Platinum, an i llumimm, or on. rubber base when desired.

THE DISEASES OF YOUTH and MANHOOD A GUIDE TO HEALTH WITHOUT MEDICINE. BY a PHYSICIAN of 25 years experience. Dont poison -your system with Drugs, but get tills Book and avoid Quacks, Prescriptions free and Electric Belt Humbugs, which it exposes. Price 25ots. Address THE PUBLISHER, Box 234, Milwaukee, Wis.

A. Y. BOBB. Corner Harrison and Laurent. Groceries and Notions.

OUR MOTTO HONEST DEALING, Call and Ibe Convinced that we sell at reasonable Prices. 2 TRAINS DAILY. Tie Direct Route FOR ALL POINTS EAST and NORTH VIA ST. LOUIS, 2 TRAINS DAILY Pullman Palace Hotel Cars are run between ST. LOUIS and SAN- ANTONIO, via Sedalia, daily All trains arrive and depart from the Grand Union Depot at St.

Louis, thereby assuring passengers direct connections tne young man who, is matched test with Mr. Dufrane in the walking match. The Turners dedicated their new build ing yesterday afternoon and evening. A large, crowd were in attendance from Atchison, Lawrence and Leavenworth The Lawrence band furnished the music, and a good time generally was enjoyed There will be a sale of thoroughbred and grade cattle at the residence of Wm W. Main, on Walnut creek, five miles north of Silver Lake, on Saturday, Sept 9th.

The sale will commence at 10 oclock. There will also be sold a large number of farm implements. Judge Valentine presided at the city park temperance meeting yesterday afternoon. T. B.

Sweet, C. M. Welch and Prof. Arbuckle delivered the ad dresses. Prof.

Arbuckle and daughter furnished the music. The meeting was largely attended, and much Interest was manifested. While upon a short visit'to the farm of Mr. Charles Stair, four miles north east of this place, the editor of this paper was shown a corn stalk which by gciual measurment, was thirteen feet and eight inches long. A short deiour over Mr.

S. farm convinced us that he has some of the finest looking corn iu the state. The 60 hour walking match, go-as you-please, will take place to-morrow at 10 oclock a. and continue until 10 at night. Twelve hours each day between Dufrane, of New York, and Follain, of Topeka.

Follains friends betting fifty to twenty-five that if Dufrane gives him twenty-five mdes start, that Dufrane cau not beat him. Walk at Union hall. The track is thirty laps to the mile. Admission twenty five cents. JOHNS REQUEST.

John P. Cole requested a Commonwealth leporter Saturday, to say that be fully intended to attend the city council the evening on which the committee of fifty, by previous agreement, were to meet that body, but that he went out riding with his daughter and completely forgot it. Of course, Sir. Cole being one of Topekas representative busiuess men. a man ot sterling integrity and honor, we are compelled to believe his excuse, withs anding that the public not-bad PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT, There will be another meeting this evening at Crawfords opera house to devise ways and means to compel the officers of this city to do their duty and close the saloons The people are in earnest in this matter, and are determined that if there is any power in puolic sentiment, this work shall be done.

There is no desire to do unwise things, but there is a desire that the law should be enforced in this, the capital city. Many buainess men have heretofore refrained from taking part in these' demonstrations, but now that they have been counted among the' enemies of the law, there is a desire on their part that their names shall be counted among those who desire to see law enforced, and Topeka redeemed from misrule and whisky government PERSONAL. C. M. Webster representing S.

C. Wells of New York, large manufacturer of patent medicines, called upon the Republic to-day. Prof. H. Silver, superintendent of Clay street school, has returned from hi's northern trip in search of cool weather.

Mrs. Chas. Adams, wife of the popular "Charlie of Stevenson, Emery Taft, left for the east on the A. 'i'. S.

to visit her parents in Wooster, Ohio. A harmless lunatic, or crank, had announced that he would address the people of Topeka at the city park yes terday afternoon, immediately after the temperance meeting. He rambled along crossing the Rubicon," some fifty times during tbe first ten minutes. In crossing the Rubicon In Abilene he was rather badly smirched with rotten eggs, and he graciously showed tbe marks to a delighted audience. No one was able to find out what he was talking about, which was probably as much a mystery to hilnself as to others.

$100 AND In Justice Reeds court, Frank Sachs was fined $100 and costs for selling whisky. He appealed to the United States district court. John Adams, for keeping nuisance and selling whisky, waved examination and was put under $800 bonds. As we go to press he is still hunting bonds. SCIENTIFIC RESULT.

Careful thought, aided by long experience, has evolved the "Hungarian Roller System. Science by its aid, seperates tbe nutritious from the non-nutritious and delivers clean, cool, pure flour. Inter-Ocean Mills. H. I.

COOK COMPANY-, DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NAILS, ETC, MECHANICS TOOLS, STOVES AND PUMPS. GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE AND SHEET METAL WORK A SPECIALTY. a. DEA LEB IN- Fast Tims, Superior Accommolations. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Tie Direct Route FOR ALL POINTS IN Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, California, and Texas A. A. TALMAGE E. CHANDLER Genl Manager. Genl Passr Agt B.

KI.NNAN, Asst Genl Passr Agt PAINTS, OILS, ETC. OPERA HOUSE DRUG STORE NORTH TOPEKA, KANSAS, imv.ie up their mind upon his action in advance. He must have sought new haunts up this particular night, for notwithstanding tbe fact that every saloon in the city was searched, and several policemen, under the command of Marshal Cochran, were seeking him throughout tbe Btreete, lie was nowhere to be found His irgetfulnesa, no doubt, made him invisible to tbe naked eye. SUNDAY SERVICES, First Methodist-Rev. John Parker, of New Yoxk, preached morning and WANTED.

Three or four boarders at 351 Jark' son stiver, North Topeka. OSCAR KRAUSS, (Successor to Bischoff Krauss,) Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery Hardware, Leather, Findings, Hides, Furs, and Manufacturer of Saddles and Harness. Highest price paid for Hides in Cash. 21 and 23 Kansas Ave, North Topeka STATE CAPITAL FILE WORKS. Stone cutters tools made to order and Jld ones repaired.

Old flics recut. M. S. Bell, Proprietor. WANTED.

Three or four boarders at 351 Jackson street, North Topeka. Byayonngmsn of fxprr'errr a situation some od grocery e-tatlishmeut. st of given. Address Hkpuclic office..