The Topeka State Journal from Topeka, Kansas • Page 2

1880. TRKfgfH DAILY KANSAS STATE JOURNAL MONDAY JULY 5. r. or tentacle's! one on each side of the Etablisbcd loVf CITY DIRECTORY the American Continent gives the contestant; but be the reason what it-may. we certainly have bad a very BAILY STATE JOURNAL TOPKKA IMlIiY niADE ri twice as much more, making an aggregate" of the equivalent Of men, or 7i times the force of the 80,000,000 able-bodied men of Christ-dom.

Usieoiirteeusi Slignoarl. It is painful to be obliged to nte the general discourtesy which the Governor of this Sta( 1 received at the hands of the Missourians on the occasion of tbe late reception General Grant at Kanses and at Merriam Park in Kansas! Tbe opportunity' was one which sJiould have called forth the utmost unanimity of feeling between" both the States, and it is' a' matter of more than ordinary regret that Missouri should far tiave forgotten what was due her evwn dignity 'as well as to that of her neighbor and peer, the Commonwealth of Kansas. It matters not what the people of Missouri-may think of John P. St. John as an individual or whether they may command or disapprove of his personal career'.

Ou such anJloc-casion the individual is entirely merged in: the official, and Missourians must not suppose that they will be permitted by the citizens of Kansas to offer indignity to their Chief Executive witb Impunity. ii It 1 llv -II 1 '5 Hi, i ii it mt III. IM'M Jl TVTVTVy mwsr Jl I $(' i if E7VS I I I t. BOSTON" SUOK o. 184 Kansas Avenue, Sellin Su mm cr Goods of eve vy escri p-tion at very low prices, to make room for the LAB ST A STB OF GOODS for the" Fall Trade, ever brought to this citj.

Don't Forget the Placed- 184 KANSAS AVENUE. HOLESALE The hair upon the 'neck is longer than elsewhere. or tbe same reddish jCOlor, and the appearance of a short mane The fisherman relat-; ed that th1sahimal was sometimes seen udou the shore of the Island and that he made a musical noise, which gave him! the name of jthe sinfrinsr unicorn, and of the more credulous iKlanders bad taken is notes, heard faintly Jn dis tan ce; for those of in A Hartford-young man boarded a horse ear the other day with a bunch of tbreeTrosesJ One" -was white one srreeu, and one of a delicate nesh colored tint. These flowers attracted the attention of tbe passengers, both ladies and gentlemen. One lady re marked that she had seen the buds of the green rose, and another saul shejiad seen thetrose itself, but bad never seen any so perfect and lovely as this one.

The flesh-colored one was also. commented on and-praised. Finally the. young uan volunteerd the information that all were white in the morning, and that the color ing; was done by putting the stem one into green ink and the other in to red ink. Although the leaves were beautifully colored the coloring would not rub off.

but it seemed as if nature had. done the work. It only required ten minutes to'cbanget the color. aartjora Uourant. BUSINESS CAKDS.

BILLIARD Southwest Cor. 6th and Kansas Avenue. Pure anil Z.iquors for jramuy use. i F. M.

Hopewell, PropV LiyEBY, 15 I ABO "Tbe largest in tbe city, Vfuincy street, near 6tb Avenue. WJW. Prop'r, PORTER'S RESTATJRANT, tsMassaohusetts Street, LAWBEXCE, KANSAS Ontho European PLAN. BEST In the City. PURE MILK For pure sweet milk, delivered in ai.y part of the city, morning and evening, call on or address R.

E. WARD Bor35 POPFEHDICK nous: TOPEKA, KANSAS. On the rope an flan, Rooms at One dollar per day and Meals at his old Prices. On the America t. Plan, -Rooms and Meals at Two dol lars per day.

Connected with the House is One of the Finest THE MONARCH BIXIilAISD PARLORS To be found in the West. A large Sample Room for Commercial Travelers on the first floor. F. POPPENDICK, ProD'-r. TOPEKA, KANSAS The Oldest and Largest Institution of the Kind in the State.

LOANS MADE Upon Well Improved Farms and City Property, THE LOWEST RATE. Money always on hand. No tedious waiting for papers to go east. OVER ONE MILLION LOANED IN THE STATE, Send in Your aDDlication with full deacrln- iion 01 property. T.

B. SWEET, Pres. GEO. M. NOBLE.

Sec. 133 KANSAS AVENUE. Wholesale and Eetail Dealer in FINE 4 Liquors Cigars. Choice Imported Liquors put un In bottles and kegs, from one-half pint to four gallons, for family use, a specialty, WE HAVE ON HAND 100,000 to LOAft Sbawneeaou Afijoioins Comes, GOOD TAEM SECURITY Cent PER ANNUM A. PEF.SCQTT& CO.

n-v. jjMm .1 -fts--- liOafl Trust Attorneys at Iav. AllCIItrt, THOMAS, Attorney at Law, Kansas Avenue. rUKNS, KOSS, Attorney at Imw, 107 Kan Avenue. ASE MOS3, Attorneys atf Law, 1SU ICau- sas a venue.

OUTHITT McFAKLAND, Attorneys it ijif i ho rianHs Avenue. ENNIS, Ali'KED, Attorney at La-, Hi Kansas Avenue. ELLIOTr JKT.iroitE, Attorneys at Law, I li Kaneua Avenue. 1 KTDRICTT, KO.HTEUT A A 1 1 orney at I.i,w, LV OUice 107 birth Bt eiint of Kaiifas A venoc. JOHNSON DAVIS, Attorneys at Lw, is i Kansas Avenue.

A in IN MTLKHAM, Attorney at I aw KiiBAas Avenue. PECK, HYAN JWHNSON. Attorneys Iiw, 141 Kansas-Avenue. SF.AELI5, JOHN Attorney at Law, 1 Sf Kansas Avenue." SII RA FOK FHKAKOlt, Attorneys at KM Kansas Avenue. VANCK, A.

Attorney at Law, OQico, Court House. WATEIIS. JOS. Attorney at Law, Ofllce with Itoss Burns. WEBB, W.C., Attorney and Counselor at law.

Office No. 104, Sixth Avenuo.eaHt, Topeka. Kansas. Will practine In all District Courts, and in the Supreme Court of KaiiHus, and lu the Federal Courts for the District ol Kansas. Abstracts.

J12NKIN8, VMHALL, Abstracts and Titles, 154 lJ Kitnsas A venue. Architects. 8. Ar.Mtects and niiilders. Plans.

HpeclUcatlons, and furijl on short notice and at re soiiHhle priceo. Terms cash. Oilico on FIsih Avenue one door west or Jackson street. -Dentist3. ALLAHAM, A.

D. D. 8, offloe, HO Sixth Afgiiuet STtTLTS, C. Dentist. Office, 1C7 Kansas Avenue, over Funk's Hat btore.

-PHOMPSON, A. D. office 137 Kan--s. sas Avenue. Physicians.

WM. H. ltlGHTUR, M. Physician and Burt'eon. Nitrht culls promptly answered.

Oflice in American Express liuudlnr Sixth Avenue east. Office hours until a. 1 to 3 until 10 evening. Dff Dr- GP-i Physician and Burjroon. Olhco over Kendall's store.

GIBSON, W. M. Gflicc, 1S Khiibus Ave. Itesldence, N.J;.Cor.Harridon& Uth AMJLTON, DR. W.

Physician and iJur- kimju, cnaceuu Jiarrison.btreet. and riiYfclcluU X'l. 113 Kansas Avenue. Upstairs, MARTIN, S. Phyelolan and Bnrtroon.

of. Dcr. 110 Kania, Are. east. ltttHiUuuco-ornex-TopekajAve, and fcth sUeet.

ROBY.HENRY llomceopatliln Phy-slclan and SurKeon, Mate of Chicago No. Kinjr How. S.kPF111''01"- M- Surgeon and Physician. 1 Kansas Avenue. STUllOrS, Dr.

P. HomoDpathlo physl-r Kansas avenue, over the Bee Hive Clothing btoro. liooinNa. t. 'Heal Estate.

OKNE, D. H. Ueal Estate Aijcncy. vaio oi nauouo avciiuts. It Ileal Estate ud ANCollectlon Airency, 108 Kansas Avenue.

Business Notices. lOAftBIKB. T11S. L. J.

OLIVEIt has opened a First li Class Boardinfr House ent side of Mon roe, between Fourth and Fifth, one block oust of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. ihI CROCKERY. JW. FAUNS WO HTH, Importer and Deale In Crockery, China, Glass, Silver 1'laU 247 Kansas avenue. CROCERS.

JOHN A. LEE Dealer In Groceries, provisions and country produce. Choice and low prices, SSU9 Kansas Ave. Ibi Blank Dooks Hade TO ORDER. Township Record, Dockets mid ninnL AIwavH on Hand.

McVicar's 8chool Distriot Records; the best In use, and rIvo the best satisfaction Law Books for Kanas, .1879 Edition, and Agents and Brokers' Blanks, and Ofllc Books. Largest, Best an'd Most Varied feioek of Blanks in Kansas. GEO. W. CHAISE CO.

TOPEKA. KANSAS. Money to Loan on Mortgages' Interest paid on Time Deposits. Some Good Cheap Farms for Sale Tlridce, P-hool and County Itonds Wanted. Ciood Paper I'isoounted.

Kxc.liauL'o on Europe furnished inamounU tobulU By JOHN D. KNOX A. Danker mjrtf TOPKKA. KAXSAS. JOHN P.BAUER Dealer In Fineliesic No.

70, Kansas Aycnuo, NORTH TOPEKA.I LfeW W. HEAD, fas.Liaiis km. Opposite A. T. Sc.

H. W. Depot. Ofien Day and Nilit. Luncli at all Honrs B.

FLEIlSIUGm CO, 3D.oalor5- It. 8. Flershetm Sol. Block. I.

4 tbolesale and Retail GROCER, 227 Kansas Avenue. 3 The Largest and Cheapest Grocery House in the State of Aansas. We ront Allow Any One To Sell Udoda Cheaper Than Do. iHftlF- 11 I Quote a Few Prices To-daj Pulverized fl 00 SXftCL Suear 1 00 9 Granulated Suffar 1 00 9 tb Ilek-her's 8faolard 1 00 9 Jb Belcher's Boft A 1 00 10C Sut'ar 100 10X lb Y. 100 12 tb 100 51b Hestltio 100 6 Good Kio Co ffo.

100 61b Fair ltio 100 4 lb llest Koasted Rio Coffee. 1 00 5 GoolItoa8ted Kio .1 00 14 lb Turkish 100 4 lb Arbuckle's Arotiia SDc 100 lb nest Patent New Process i. 340 100 lh Best Fancy Flonr. 3 00 KKI lb Beat XXXX 2 75 100 Best XXX Flour 200 I I We Bay Our Goods for Cash, nay In Large Quantities No -Rents to 1'ayV which Kn-ble Ui to Sell Coeds VERY We are now running four delivery will be delivered promptly. W.

MANSPEAKER. AND RETAIL One Price for All. Ever in Topeka. Willi MiJ 1i Retail Dealers in TH ATCHER. Supply of COIL at their Shaft Hardware Store, 6th East.

i i r- ul dr-. i H- satisfy log share. of success in. our struggle with this delicate firearm. Ileele and Kyes A Itoston Ors Astonlshlnc Theory; about Khoes.

There have been some minuet par ties here, where pretty girls put them selves into the prettiest new-fashioned old-fashioned clothes they could muster, and moved through the stately old with what comfort they conld. on their tortnr iug littlf high heels set- in the middle of their By the way, now that I am on the subject of these wicked heels, I want to tell, a story that ousht to secure every one of those pretty little einneri out. of her insane laucj. iiibbiki jim iwiu me by one of these girls, who had a foot small enough not to be tempted into French-heel folly. One ol our companions, however, not so wise.

went one day to an oculist with trouble with her eyes that threaten ed all manner at frightful 'results She was already in a state where readine: was out of the question, aud other entertainments were fastbeeom ing a torment. 'l can walk' and ride aud drive, and do anything with my strength; if it wasn't- that my eyes were in such condition I could enjoy so much, and now I can. enjoy nothing," was her worul The oculist looked at her with his professional wisdom, asked her vari ous questions, then suddenly amazed her by asking her to put out her- foot. This sounded like the most extraordinary request. Had the good doctor lost his wits? and.

thinking something of this kind, the foot' in its smart kid boot with the wicked tall little heel, the young -lady was so proud of, was thrust forth. The doctor eyed it a moment with a etolfd fact, then "Go he take off those heels keep them off for a month, and then come to me again, and we'll see kow the eyes In a mouth the eyes were well, and the young lady learned by her experience and a little wise talk bow near she had come to having no eyes at all. It may not follow that all young women equally de voted to wicked heels will be affected in a like -manner, but it serves to show -that there is a possibility, and always certainty, that with that instrument of torture constantly at work in the centre or the foot, where all those delicate nerves and tendons lie that are so intimately connected with all the. other delicate nerves of the body, there must presently come some disarrangement or disease that may work fatal mischief with the health, arid, consequently, with tbe enjoyment and good looks of the wearer. Providence Journal.

Disposing; of Frcncji Crown Jewels. Mr. Turquet has laid the following nroiect before the Minister Finance and the Budget Committee relative to the rich collection or pre cious stones known under the official title of "Diamants de la Couronne." The Under-Secretary ot Fine Arts proposes to divide this treasure into three parts. The first part will com prise the historic jewels and stones, and will be placed in the Louvre, The second part will contain stones having a iniueralogical value, and will be placed in the Museum of the Ecole des Mines. third part, composed of the Royal an'd Imperial lewelry, and having only a material value, will be put up at auction and sold to the highest bidder, and the proceeds will go to form a State fine- art land.

xurquet has ban an in ventory made of this- princely treas ure. One of the most famous of the diamonds is the one called Regent. It weighs 136 carats, is of an extreme whiteness and brilliancy, is square in form, and was estimated at 12,000,000 francs in 1791, Another remarkable object is. a round pearl weighing oyer 27. carats and valued at- 200,000 and still another is a neck lace of pearls styled Collier de Reine composed of 25 and worth 995,700 of our lady rea ders would, we are sure, disdain tbe large, long, clear ruby in this collec tion, weighing 56 carats, and valued at 57.000 francs; nor tbe amethyst of more than -13 carats, estimated at 6.000 francs; nor the saphire of 132 carats, worth 100,000 francs.

By sell ling the jewels of the third class Mr. turquet expect to realize the sum of 3,090,600 ranes, and with it he will purchase works of art and enrich the national museums, Opposition -newspapers are prone to believe campaign charges against Presidential candidates; but they carry credulity too far when they take the testimony of avowed cor-ruptionists and shady lobbyists as better than that of a statesman, a scholar, or 'a gentleman. They ought at least to let the word of a good: man in his own defence go for as much as the unsupported testi mony of a single dubious witness against him. Corruptionists always have a motive for proten iing that they have corrupted somebody. That is their business.

They are in Washington forthat purpose. To account for the sums of mosey which mysteriously slip through their fingers, and to keep up a reputation as men of great' they must point to this great man or that as being completely in their toils. Any boast of the kind they make is meant tor proor of their own fidelity and zeal. When Mr. Oakes Ames testifies to his great success in securing Congressmen, or Count Fosco declares that he has "fixed the per son whose hnger is on the pdrse- string of tbe JMation, wise men knew their words must be taken with sev eral grains of salt.

It is safe to put away dt future reference the self congratulatory telegrams and letters of political cracksmen, who are avowedly in Washington for the purpose of purchasing a portion of the public funds. The work they pretend to do. and the "infloonce" they. say they seldom corres pond with the result of their long and expensive labors, or satisfy their anxious principals; Chicago Tribune. A queer Fish.

A sea unicorn recently caught and stuffed near Cape Sagami, now on exhibition in San Francisco, is thus described: 'bj tr- The body is of the size of a small deer "and covered with scales about an 'inch in diameter, tufts of reddish-brown hair 'growing quite plentifully between" the scales. Its legs are quite slender, and have long hair abaut the hoofs, which resemble those of a 'deer or goat. The tail Is straight and tuft ed, like that of a cow, while the snout is Tenlarged at the end like that of a swine, and the mouth shows formidable tusks protruding on either.side. From'the center of the face protrudes a single horn, not more than six: inches in diameter, which carves upward slightly. In addition, there aye two Ions feelerg, ffi Ym frO Editor, Pdbusbsb ass Pbupbuoob.

TOPKKA; KANSAS. JULY 5, REPUBLICAN TICKET. PO PRESI DENT JAMES A. dflRFIELD. OF OHIO.

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT CHESTER A. ARTHUR, OF NI2 YORK. BRPUBCilCAX STATE COXKX A delegate Convention of the Republicans of the State of Kansas will be held lo ltepre-sentativ Mall, lu the City of Topeka. on Wednesday, tbe 1st day or September-. lKtSO.

at the hour o( 10 o'clock a. in. for tbeurDoaa at nominating1 candidate for the following, pf- -vssoctaie justice or the supreme Court. Governor. Lieutenant Governor.iSeore-tarjr of 8tate, A edit or of State, Treasurer- of State, Attorney General.

Superintendent of fuDiic instruotions, and state Central Ccn-tntttse. The basis of representation in the said State Convention shall be one delegate and one al ternate Tor every turn hundred and fifty Totes cast and one defecate and one alternate for eah fraction of one hundred and twenty-five or -more votes cast Albert ilorton. Chief Juttlce at the November election in 187H, and one delegate aoxl one alternate for en rejrularly organized county, or coti-ity with a township organization, attached to another county for school purposes, which delegates aad alternate are apportioned to the several counties as follows: Allen. Anderson ....4 a tenison. virerson ..6.

tuce liarton 4 Hooks Bourbon, 77:1 Sedgwick. w. ...5 Butler 3 Chase Sf Ti Leavenworth 9 Lincoln ...6 ...6 ..6 6 .4 Marshall 5 JW4.U.. 8 Cowley Miami 6 wanaunsee. Washington Crawford Mitchell 4 2 Montgomery ,5 D.ekinson 6 Douioban SiNemaha WyardottCi Decatur Graham Rawlins Douglass ..4 Kd Norton Elk i .6 Ellis 3 Osborne .4 lilisworih.

Foot. Kord 1 Pawnee. Franklin Phillips. 2 Sheridan Urecosrood ..5 Gove Harper. 1 Harvey .4 Pratt rjCheynne Sherman.

.1 It is recommended that tbe delegate? from each-county be selected in such manner on the 35th day- of August, 1880. as tbe various county central committees may determine, and that sucb committees in counties having Bn.re Man one reoresentative district, snail distribute tbe delegates between the districts that each district ahall have at least one delegate. It is recommended that two week notice of tbe call for the election of delegates be published in each county papr, or in a paper, of general circulation before the election of such By order of the Kepnblican State Central uommutee, irracs JjKland, Attest. ChVirman. William Thomson, Secretary.

Subscribe for the Dailt Kasii Static Journal. 15 cents per week. In consequence the Y. law fazing foreigi bank capital, the bal an.ee of the bank will be transferred to London. The accounts of Sins Sing Prison, N.

Y. tor the month of une shows total earnings of expend, tares $15,684.97: net profits for the month, $2,735,16. Secretary 8hrtuan denies the authority of the published statement that ''the Treasury Department will suspend its. weekly purchase of bonds' this The lobgcbutiriued drought In the south side seetion of Virginia Is proving very destructive tbe crops. In many, cases' ffctreaias a'rei drying up and mills' are compelfed to stop work.

The America.ii Consul' General at Montreat'has a letter from the Amer-lean Consul at' itatinj: that no Ivss than three hundred fam- lllnu hova'lalt KfanltnVia this aYYririSr for the Ilnltd States i Two more counterfeit $100 national bank notes reached the Treasury for redemption last senders haviujc not; the least suspicioa of their belbsr counterfeits. They were somewhat worn. One of the notes was on the Pittsburg National Bank, and the other ontbe Pittttfield (Mass.) Babk. Secretary Sherman has saved three millions of dollars of the sums appropriated by Congress by returninj' to the Treasury one fax'illfou of an unexpended balance of tlieappropria-tion far the rufundln'of the National debt, and two millions of the appropriation for' collecting the internal rareuue aud eustoms duties. The report that Senators Blaine and Cameron have, quarreled on ae-couut of the former having" severely snubbed the latter is without any foundation.

Both these gentlemen are now at "the White Snlphur Springs, In West Virginia, where they, are haff theaiselves together, and are mutually on tbe very best of terms. We are glad to -notice' that the Junction City TYraM, one of the most judicious and influential of the Kansas newspapers, continues the series of letters bf A Citizen" in itf last issue on the proposed constitutional amendment." These letters are remarkable for their calm dignity and logical force, and' they present in these two most Important points a sticking contrast to the great bulk of the literature which has appeared on the 6ide of the advocates of the movement. "An elaborate article in the Alta Califtrnian npon the amount of me ehanioal power;" contributed by steam water wheels and windmills in civilized countries com putes the sum total of these com-bined forces as equal to the physical strength of 200,000,000 laboring men. The power of the horses and oxen of Europe and America is estimated at Aiid Dealer in Almost Eicfjtliing. ESTABLISHED 1869.1 i 34 SBS' 40 Kansas A.Yeiiue.

'Legal TechBlcalitlee. -It is not very" long since the' teler graph flashed to our readers tfie news of the murder of the Mr. Brown, the editor of leading Canadian newspaper, by a former ein- Dloye, demanded reLnstatate ment in his position on -the deed was as palpably a deliberate murder as any killing of a fellow-mortal yet recorded, and the perpetrator was put upon his trial therefor, duly uvicted and sentenced to death. 'But how comes the mau's counsel, a Mr, Davin, barrister at law of the Canadian Ceurt, 'and makes application for a rale compelling the prosecution to show cause why a hew trial should not be granted the murderer Bennett, alias Dick son; and this application is support ed by affidavits from several parties to the effect that they had observed one of the jurors asleep during the trial. And in all probability, the rule will be granted.

A decidedly lt good "haur' was made by the" government detectives last week in the arreat of eight counterfeiters who had been carrying on their nefarious work in tiit neighborhood of the Pennsylvania Oil region for 'some time past. The of ficers have-been cautiously working up the case for weeks, and having at length secured abundance of evi dence, completed their work by seizing the whole gang and lodging them eventually in the jail at Erie; where they now are. One of the party was readily indentified at that city as he had-before been in in the hands of the local authorities for 'dealing in the "qner," Dies. moulds and a large quanity of the metal used by the criminals were taken possession of. ICK.

A. National Ie dealers Convention. It is almost a foregene conclusion that there will be a National ice dealers convention sometime in August. Some at the leading ice merchants in Indfana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ma ryland, Miunesote, New orkj Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennes see, West Virginia, Wisconsin and District of Columbia are in sympathy with' the movement. They have au thorized tbe.

use of their names in calling such convention in Chieago, 111., in August. ilt has been suggested that the con vention be called about the time of "Knlgut Templars Triennial Con clave, which takes place in Chicago on the 17th and 18lh of August. We clip the following from the New York. Herald of the 2d inst: The Society for the Encouragement of Moderation in Drinking has done a graceful and useful act by placing a free ice water fountain at the Office, and the promise that similar sources of refreshment may be placed at. other points of the city will be hailed with delight by all people but" barkeepers, It is to be however, that the society's fundamental principle ot moderation will govern the quantity of ice to be used, for very cold wafer in very hot weather is about as dangerous to the system as stronger drinks that are not so cold.

''r. We have alluded to this Society in former numbers of the JoCBSfAJj, and have taken occasion to commend the sensible and promising work in which it is engaged. TheAiuericanRifiC'NIiet. j. The late success ef our American Rifle shooters in the match at Dolly- mount, in Ireland, is another gratifying- proof of the superior skill maintained in the Use of this weapon our side of the water.

The cup5, the chief prize, of coarse, was carried, off by, one of' our people, Scott, at the thousand yard range, and this alone were sufficient glory; but the shooting throughout showed the gen eral ascendancy of our boys in this particular arm. A similar result, it will be remembered, was attained at Creedmoor, in this country, In the last match against a party brought over to us under the -leadership of Sir Henry Halford. The contest in both eases was highly spirited. 'and interesting to a degree; but there seems to be a nicety of skill, as yet all our own, when the competition Is reduced to so fine a point as that required in trials of this kind Sir Henry, him-selfgdod haturedly attribute the excellent precision I of the American rifle-shot to the- advantage which practice In the rier aud clearer air of The I cheapest cash store in the State of Kansas. CASH, CREDIT OR TRADE.

Canned Goods ol Ever Description. The Largest Stock A. POLLEY fc mmM mm I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 i li I iTTT I i M' i 1 I I SM aiifi ill And Wholesale and Buggies, Phaetons and Wagons! No. 200, 202 and 20-1 Quincy Street Topeka, Kansas; SOUTIIER1N Keep Constantly on Hand a Good Miles West of Topeka, on 6th street They will Fill all Orders for COAL Left at R. G.

nUGFRS' Grocery," Cth and Topeka Avcnae, or at KPOVJ LES.