Topeka Daily Times from Topeka, Kansas • 4

THE DAILY TIMES. Mammoth Boot Shoe House JOHN A. MILLER, Proprietor. A Local Republican Daily. Sewing-machines.

Norris Ileywood. Read Arnold's advertisement. The Largest and Best Selected Stock of Boots, Shoes, Eubbers and Gloves, Ever Brought to North Topeka. I Sell Cheap for Cash, I Defy Competition. Call and Examine Purchasing Elsewhere.

Remember the Place Revolving whips at Heywood's. Cloudy, with a prospect of rain. Sewing machines. Norris Heywood. The delegates have mostly gone.

Go to Bernstein's for the best brands of flour. Miller's Mammoth boot and shoe house js selling a large lot boots and shoes. New dried blackberries at W. C. Norris'.

Sewing machines. Norris Heywood. The lecture of Dr. De Hass was immensely interesting. It was history illustrated.

Dubuque Times. Corn gathering is now being carried on lively by the farmers. Nearly all report from a half to a two thirds crop. JYbrf, of Railroad, JVORTH TOPEKA. BUTTON BAKER, Dealers in all kinds of Sewing Machines.

STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION SECOND DAY. Devotional exercises by Rev. Dr. Durin. Sanford Topping spoke on "Our State Work." Nelson Case discussed the most effectual method of conducting S.

S. finances. M. V. B.

Parker explained what had been done in the way of township organization. His remarks resulted in calling forth an animated discussion on the subject. Rev. J. E.

Gilbert, Dr. Clark, and others participating. After a little music, the following committees were appointed Committee on re-districting the State Nelson Case, H. Clarkson, L. R.

Elliott, Rev. E. Gun, Rev. J. P.

Hanson, Mr Foster, T. W. Johnson, Rev. Samuel Dilley, 8- Parker, J)r, C. Humble, Nominating Committee.

First Dist. Rev. T. F. Ingalls Second Dist.

Rev. Wm. N.Page; Third Dist. D. A.

Williamson Fourth Dist. J. W.Johnson; Fifth Dist. Rev. G.

W. Pye Sixth Dist. Rey. E. Gill; Seventh Dist.

Rev. W. M. Wellman. Dr Vincent closed the exercises of the forenoon.

On re-assembling, after dinner, Rev, Osborn led with an appropriate hymn, prayer by Dr. Davis. Rev. J. P.

Stevenson discussed "The Sunday School Teacher His Qualifications." His address was very able. On motion, the following committee was appointed to fix the time and place of holding the next meeting of the convention: T. F. Ingalls, H. Clarkson, W.

Smith. Adjourned until Friday morning. Last evening the Opera House was crowded with delegates and citizens, who listened to an able lectvre by Dr. Vincent on "That Boy's Sister." FRIDAY'S SESSION. On reassembling this morning, Rev.

G. W. Clock was introduced and spoke for a short time on the subject of temperance. After the transaction of various business matters, the convention adjourned to meet at Salina, next fall. The White New Wheeler Wilson No.

8. Wardwell, Singer, n. F. St. John.

Weed, (improved in 1877). Remington, and Domestic, Silk. Also, Needles, Attachments, Oils, Shoemakers' and Saddlers S-OLD MACHINES REPAIRED AND One door East of South-east corner Seventh Street and Kans. Ave (11) TOPEKA, KAS. The young hoodlums of our city had better be careful where they aim their putty-guns, or they might get into trouble.

The ladies of the North Topeka Baptis church will give a supper, Thursday night, October 31. Oysters and other good things in abundance. Come one, come all. COAL Choice comb honey at W. C.

Norris'. Gr. H. RAYMOND Keeps a Larger and Better Supply of Osage, Scranton, and and Carbondate A full line of visiting cards just received at this office; if you want your name neatly printed on them, cheap, give us a call. Fresh canned fruit and choice cigars at Bernstein's.

Sewing machines. Norris Heywood. MISS TRAVIS. Miss Travis the celebrated Lady Humorist and Dramatic Eeader, will read selections from Shakspeare, Burns, and other popular authors, at the Opera House this (Friday) evening. The following notices of the press will show in what high esteem her readings are held elsewhere.

Miss Travis has a superb voice under perfect control. Her dialect readings are without a flaw. She is natural and vigorous and has a thorough conception of what she reads. The audience were convulsed with laughter and moved to tears. New York Times.

The best entertainment of the kind ever given in this city. Her power to move her audience at will is marvelous. She has a superb voice under the perfect control of its fair possessor. There is only one other lady besides Miss Travis who can so perfctly render the "Bugle Song." We are glad she is to return in June and we predict for her a crowded house. Lowell Times.

AL! Than any othor Dealer in the City. SUPPER! SUPPER The ladies of the North Topeka Baptist Church will give a SUPPER At the Church, on Thursday Night Oct. 31. Oysters and other good things in abundance. Come one, come all JAMES M.

STEEL, Meat Market, It is expected that the Rev. F. De Hass, D. late U. S.

Counsel at Jerusalem, will preach for the Methodists of North Topeka, on next Sabbath. During his stay in the city, the Dr. will deliver his popular lecture on the "BuriedCities of the Old World." The lecture will be illustrated with colored diagrams, costumes, relics, etc. The announcement of D. B.

Groshong. for road overseer No 8, will be found in to-days paper. Mr. Groshong is the present incumbent, has given excellent satisfaction, and will serve the people faithfully if re-elected. Go to Bernstein's for the "Standard" cigar, Two for five cents.

Best 2 1-2 cent cigar in the city. The contract for building the new Presbyterian church, will be let next Saturday. We have seen the plan of the building, and can testify to the church being, when completed, an ornament to the city. It is to be 40x60, and 18 feet high, and spire 80 feet high. The church will be erected on Quincy the school house.

eeps constantly on hand Fresh Meats and 6 ft. herd whips at W. A. Heywood's. List of Letters Remaining unclaimed in the post-offloe at North Topeka, State of Kansas, ON THE 25th DAY OF 1878.

Bishop, Miss Jennie Cox, Nathan Gorden, James Hughey, I Hughoy, WmH' Janson, Moore, Newcum, Mrs Rebeca Riatter, Robinson, John Schmidt, A Shockley, Jacob Scott, (2) To obtain any of these letters, the applicant must call for "advertised letters," and give the dati-of this list. If not called for within one month, they will be sentto the Dead Letter Office. Letters are not advertised until they have re mained in the office one week. FRANK A. ROOT, P.

M. Poultry. 17 North Topeka, Kansas. Fresh fish Thursdays and Fridays. Dr G.

H. Pickard and Miss Mary Kellogg, were married yesterday. The services were held at Grace church, the ceremony being performed by the Rt. Rev. Thos.

H. Vail, D. D. L. L.

D. The New Dauntless base burner consumes only 1-2 as much coal as other base burners do. Sold by 2-tf J. H. Foucht.

SEVERAL BARGAINS Can be had in Real Estate, byjcalling at the Nobth Topfka Times Office. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Wa are requested to announce the name of D. B. Groshong as a candidate for re-election to the office of Road Overseer, Road Dist, No.

8. Not less than fifty white covered wagons have passed through our streets this week filled with families looking for homes in Kansas, The immigration is simply immense and still the crowd continues to pour in upon us from every direction. There is no doubt that our State is filling up more rapidly now than ever before in its history. Let them come we haye plenty of room and lands that are unsurpassed on the face of the globe. CHEAP ADVERTISING.

Sale, will be inserted in this column at Three cents per line, single insertion or 2 cents per Hue for two or more insertions. I. Bernstein is enlarging his quaaters, and is filling up with a good supply of fresh groceries. The work of excavating has been commenced on the U. S.

buildings, and the intention is to push them rapidly to com BLANKS BLANKS 1 1 Blank notes and mortgages for sale'at The Timbs ome valuable propety for aale by I. L. Dickin pletion. son (JO..