North Topeka Daily Argus from Topeka, Kansas • 4

North Topeka Argus. Register. Jugs cheap at P. D. Strlngfleld Is now a Republican.

"Old Folks" concert Tuesday eight. Four Inches of snow at Las Vegas. Chas.F. Chase wants aiz artillery-men. Go to the city clerk's office and reg- The Prices Tell, and Everybody Tells the Prices! Great Sale All Wool Scarlet and Merino Uuderwear For LADIES and GENTLEMEN! Commencing Monday, October nth, Ladies' and Gents' Scarlet Wool Underwear.

The finest teasat F. M. Prescott For crockery go to Parkhurst 6 Davis'. The official returns not yet an nounced. Be generous, and let Ben Paine and O.

Johns alone. No iron to-day, and therefore the mill has shut down. The Nnncy Lee seems to bo taking a rest at present. Don't forjret that nest Wednesday is the Inst day to register. a a it a it ti a it (St it a Fine White Wool Underwear.

Shaker Eibbed Underwear. Scotch Shetland Underwear. Fine French Underwear. Cashmere Wool Underwear. Fine Merino Underwear.

CELLTjroiD COLLARS AND CUFFS AT I. K. Lapp's. Extra bargains in millinery thi. week at Mr.

Metcalfs. We und erstand there Is to be another Misses Scarlet Vets. Boys' Scarlet Shirts. Children's Union Merino Under-suits. The CHEAPEST HOUSE in UnderwEar in Topeka.

And carry the Largest Assortment, from 25c to $200 each. See exhibition in SHOW WINDOW This Evening, at YATES CASH DRY GOODS STORE! WORTH TOPEKA, OUR CITY DADS. THE DEMONSTRATION. Meeting of the Council Last Night- Mr. Lane Employed.

The city council met last uight pur suant to adjournment. All the council were present, and his honor, Mayor How they Propose to Celebrate the Indiana Election. The demonstration spoken of in yesterday's Argus will be held Saturday night, at tbe grove in Parkdale. It was thought best to take the money which would be used in tbe purchase of fireworks, and give it to the people in our State who are suffering from the loss of crops. This seems to meet the Case, iu the chair.

The committee on sewer aud water works submitted the following report GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS SOLD BY Kistler Waterman, In their New Building, opposite Bernstein's. We are carrying a heavy stock of groceries of all kiwis. The products of the farm a specialty, fall and see if you wa'ut good provisions cheap. New building, Kansas Avenue, North Topeka, Kansas. F.

M. Prescott Co. DEALERS IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, QUEENSWARE, Glassware, Provisions, Sto. Your committee on water works have had under consideration the sub jeet of the eniplovment of a competent approbation of everybody The winter hydraulic engineer for the purpose of preparing reports, plans, specifications, is coming ou, ana we win ue caiieu upon to help our fellowmeu in parts of the State where rain of sufficient quantity failed to fall. There are many estimates of cost, for water works newspaper started in Topeka.

Oyntersoup, ten cents per dish af Junod A Kerle's lunch counter. Oysters, raw, 25 cents per doeen at Junod Kerle's lunch counter. Kennedy's Fancy Crackers best made at F. M. Prescott For the cheapest Heating Stoves ir to call ou J.

H. Foitcht. Fred Ahrens sets the finest lunch In the city, free, at 11 o'clock each day. Mr. A.

Reimbold does not get intc his new quarters until next Mbndav. -NOURY HATS, JUST OUT, CAN BE FOUND AT I. K. Lapp's. S.

Wissman at the A venm Bakery is the place to go for your fresh bread. Luncn and fresh bread at 8. Wiss-man Avenue Bakery, north of railroad. Major Shreve will give a dancing matinee at Guards' Hall ou Saturday afternoon. Remember that the "glorification" will he held in the Parkdale grove on Saturday night.

If you want the best Base Burner ever brough to town, call on J. H. Foucht. When you want a good lunch, try Junod Kerle's lunch counter. Open night and day.

Mrs. Metcalfs elegant display of millinery at the fair, very justly took the blue ribbon. Rev. Mr. Dunlap goes seven miles in the country this evening to speak at a temperance rally.

Tbe street hacks were crowded all day yesterday, owing to the miserable condition of the streets. Our exchanges have accounts of enthusiastic meetings all over the state over tbe good news from Indiana. Joe Knight is happy as a big sun-flower over tbe returns from Indiana. Joe bays it's policy not to hedge. LADIES' 3-Button WHITE KID Gloves, only so at I.

K. Lapp's. Don't forget that La Gaiete social club will give a grand matinee on Saturday afternoon, at Liberty Hall. The Empire Store offers White 3-button kid gloves at 44c, same as sold and advertised elsewhere at 50c. A dispatch from Indiana says Porter's majority is 6,000, and the legislature is Republican by seven majority.

93,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO BE SOLD CHEAP FOR WANT OF ROOM, at I.K.Lapp's. The most centrally located and desirable resident lots in North Topeka art sold bv B. T. Payne A at Citi- for the city, and would respectfully other ways of celebrating the glorious recommend that the committee on sewer and water works be instructed to employ Moses Lane, of Milwau work of Tuesday in Ohio anu Indiana, than shooting off a lot of fireworks. And the way proposed now is that the flambeaux k'o to the grove in Parkdale kee, tor that purpose, nls char ges for the same being $850.

Mr. Lnne has been engaged as the consulting engineer in planning the on Saturday night, and there buveA general good time. Judge McFurland o- water works in Brooklyn, Buffalo, and J. u. waters win address tne bovs, as will also many others.

Ev New Orleans, Toledo, Milwaukee and erybody who feels like showing his en many other cities. These rornier engagements prove his varied extensive The Choicest Fancy and Staple Goo Is Always on ind. Agents for the Aldine Vinegar. At H. W.

Baker's old corner, North Topeka. thusiasm over the result or tne late experience, and convince your com election, is earnestly requested to be mittee that he is a proper and safe PERSONAL. present and lend his help in making this one of tbe grandest meetings of the campaign Come out, everybody bring your wives and children, your sisters, cousins aud aunts, and everyone that you know let's have a gener person to advise this city in this par uvular kind of work. Respectfullv submitted, T. GiLMORE, Ch'm.

M. Hkery, J. S. Morse, J. P.

Syler. Pending he motion to adopt, Mr al love-feast over the news that the stars and stripes are still waving in old Indiana. If every good Kepuoiican will make up his to attend this Tweeddale, by consent, made a statement in relation to the subject of the meeting, we can have one of the grand system of waterworks, believing that Mr. Lane would be the best man to est times we have yet had during the campaign. Let there be a general turnout.

All are invited. You fel employ for that purpose. Air. MUlvane also made the same Mrs. Capt.

Seymour, nee Miss Nellie Prout.v, is doing tbe capital city. Homer Boutrll, of Blakcsfield, is in tbe city. Mrs. Dr. Edson lias gone to southern Kansas on a visit.

Hon. Fielding Burns, of Camden, is in the city. Mrs. John P. Cole and daughter went cast yesterday.

Mrs.Osbcrn, wife of ex-Gbv. Osboru, is visiting Mm. Geo, Veale. Charley Dolman is down from the farm. He says that wheat is in.

Among the arrivals at the Adams House are the following: A. P. Cox, Cass county, A.Mitchell, Williams, Iowa H. W. Lee, Clay Center, L.

V. Hariand, Emporia, D.R. Sanborn, Paris, E. C. J.

J. Mead, Kansas City; Geo. Aim- statement relating to Mr. Lane's era ploy men for that purpose. Mayor Case called the attention of the council also to the matter, believing that ilie whole matter ought to be lows who are sitting on the fence, come and join us.

Grand Rally. Tbe glorious victories achieved in Ohio and Indiana are not more Impi r-tant to the perpetuation of the Republican party, than is your attendance at the mass meeting, at the court house, to-morrow afternoon at 2o'cloek, where well considered by the council, so as to enable them to do tne Ust for the interests of the city, HOME MARKETS. Topeka, Oct. U. lwu, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

Epos Fresh laid, 15 eta. ynwa Siifrar cured, 14 eta. Potatoes "5 c-ts. Apples 40a 50 eta. Jlutter Choice.

15a20cts. Peaches per bushel. Poultry Chickens, S2.5Ja8.00 per dozen. PronMniw Bacon, clear sides, 12 l-2c; shout, ders, 9c: Hams, 14c: Pork, clear, 812: menu $1. Seeds Hemp, 91.50 blue eras, 81.25; tint othv, prime, 83.25; common, 83.00; clover, 94.00 Flax Seed 85 cts.

Vinegar Nominal at35a40cts. per gallon. Himnnu cts. per lb. Lard Rendered kettle, in tierce, 10 eta.

BUECKINO'8 STANDARD Apple Jvicc20a22 cts. Extra Juicr 23a24 cts. Extra White Wine 22a23 eta. Favorite 20a27 cts. VEGETABLES.

Beans White, 4 a 5 medium, common, 81.50: castor, 81.50 Beeswax Nominal at 25 cts. per pound. Squashes 50 cts. per dozen. Onions $1.00 a 1.25 per bushel.

Cabbage. 5a8 cts. per head. Green Cornh cts. der dozen CALIFORNIA TABLE FRUITS.

Apricots 35c ptr lb. Green Gape Plums 30c per lb. Fog Plums 30c per lb. Bartlelt Pears -35c uer lb- GRAIN MARKET. Wheat Pall, No.

3, 70c; No.4, Gic; rejected SteWa CoraWhite, 28 cts. 0t New, 20a25cts. Pye'iO cts. Barley lOaAft cts. Cora ChoyM 'ti.

Flambeaux. Every member of the Flambeau club is earn, st ly requested to be present at a meeting this evening, when n'ranirmuntB frit thf rmu I nr1.r rt Hia tf After the matter had been freely dis-cu sed by tbe council, the motion to adopt the the report of the committee sens' Bank building. strong, Kingsville, James Mar prevailed, and the committee was instructed to employ Mr. Lane for that purpose. The council adjourned until Monday evening.

October 18. tin, Mermen, rrank Young, Valentine, Geo. P. Wiug, Wamego, Kas. Infant Impudence.

Last evening while little Lula Keith was returning home from school, she was attacked by two little colored girls named Mollie aud Tinie Saunders, and Ilea ten severely. Her father, Wilson Keith, immediately swore out a war the preliminaries will be arranged for holding a rousing State Fair in this city, commencing September 12, 1881. Your individual presence is absolutely necessary to further tbe interests of this gigantic enterprise, for what is everybodys' business no one gives any special attention to. Therefore, you are earnestly invited to lend this project your time and influence until such time as the proper officers and committees are chosen, whose duties will Into act for you. Do not leave this matter to others, but be on hand promptly at 2 o'clock, on Saturday afternoon.

T. J. Anderson, Temporary Chairman. La Gaiete Social. The social last night, given under the auspices of tbe above club, was more than an ordinary success.

The way tbe managers treat those wbu attend, is fast becoming known in society circles, and the result is that their 'dances are getting to be njore popular every week. Last night was rant, and had the little sc nips arrested. Marshal Dustuu brought them to police court in his buggy, where they were fined $5.50 each. Their mother until the fine, and thev were releastd. Mysterious Disappearance.

Henry Coburn, ihe Governor's stenographer, is missing, aud no cause can be given. Mr. Coburu went to Missouri a few weeks ago on some business, and returned to Topeka, and attended to Ids usual work. All went right until about a week ago, when Mr. Coburn did not turn up at.

his post as usual. It was at first thought ihal he was slightly ill or had been called of the city ou business, and little or no attention was paid to the matter. Nothing more was thought of the affair for two or three days, but v. hen ihey received no letter or tidings of any kind from him, Ihe matter began to look serious. Diligent search was at once commenced, and up to this campaign will be made.

Giod training at lioine will always save noes in police courts. There is a gentleman In this city who got too tull bug-juice the other night, and fell over the stone pile and tm.ke his leg. We will not publish. Democratic Rally. A Democratic rally will be held at MANY USEFUL.

ARTICLES CAN BE FOUND ON THE 5 and 10 Cent COUNTERS, at I. K. Lapp's. Capt. Kinney was disgusted with the election returns yesterday, and in the bitterness of bis heart invited himself to take a drink.

Tbe Uni versalist social last evening was a success, being a good attendance and everyone enjoyed themselves to tbe utmost. Many sorrowful faces can now be seen among the dems since tbe gravel trnins have got in, and the result is still unchanged. Topeka Lodge No. 17 and Oriental Lodge No. 15 join in a social to be beld at Masonic Hall to-night.

All Master Masons and their friends are cordially invited to attend. Jones Non-Corrosive Paint, made under the old system, is the Go to the Kansas Lumber corner of Seventh street, tbey guarantee satisfaction or will repaint free of charge. Seventy-five dollars was bet on the election in November, in one of our stores yesterday, in leas time than you could wink. A dem or two were blowing, and tbey were made to put up or shut up. Our new county treasurer, Bradford Miller, received his friends this morning Mr.

Thomas, tbe retiring treasurer who has filled that office so well, will now pay strict attention to tilling tbe soil. We made a mistake yesterday in regard to the counsel for defendant in Ihe case of Kansas vs. the Russians. James Blue defended the Olenderf bovs, aud Mr. Evans and Mr.

Trapp, of Vatic Trapp, tor ttw SUte. Luken's opera bouse, to-morrow night. Col. W. H.

Roxsingiou and others will address tbe meeting. Come out, my brave bovs, we can beat Indiana ou tbe last Republican rcpat. a grand success for tbe La Gaietes, and they are to be congratulated on giving our young folks an opportunity for en-. joying themselves so nicely for a few hours one evening each week. We wish them unbounded success in future J.

o. President. Attention, Everybody. Every voter who is not registered is efforts to entertain their friends. iiis name for the simple reason that tbe pbvsician who told us the fact would not divulge it.

Miss I.alia Davidson will teach small children at her select school. S.jtne people understood by our notice that sue would teach none but large children, but we will make tbecorrec-lion as abrjve stated. Next Wednesday is the lastday that yo'l can register. Every voter who lias not already attended to this duty should do hq without a moment's delay. The boys who were locked up, on a charge of breaking into some freight c.irs, have been released.

Frank Bowen has accepted a situation in Hall grocerty siore. One drunk before his honor this morning. Subscribe tor The Argus- earnestly requested to come to tbe Adams House this evening and have time lias been without avail. This i- iudeed a serious affair. Mr.

Coburn is a very intelligent gentleman was well liked by these who employed him, and always attended to his business. No cause can be assigned for his disappearance, because he is a thorough temperance man, and always seemed to be in the best spirits. However, since lie returned from Missouri, lie has not been as lively as usual, and it may be possible that something was weighing heavily on his mind, which caused the disappearance. We hope that he Uas not resorted to any rash act. He is about five feet eight Inches in height; iron gray hair aud mustache and when last seen had on a gray suit.

his name enrolled. Geo. Tauber, city- clerk, will be there at 7 o'clock. Overcoats. Kindergarten.

I will open a select school on Monday, October 18, at my residence on Norris street, three doors west of the avenue; I have had four years experience in teaching. A pleasant, comfortable room will be provided for the scholars will guarantee satisfaction. Call on or address, Lama Davidson. REVERSIBLE OVERCOATS, ULSTER OVKKCOATS. BOYS' OVERCOATS.

CHEAPEST IN THE CITY, at I. Law's..