The Kansas Daily Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • 4

THE PLACE TO BUY DAILY TRIBUNE. Lawrence Happenings. ONE THING IS CERTAIN, LAWRENCE. SATURDAY, DEC. 14, 1878 jyO SUCH AN ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT GOODS TO-DAY 3 NOTICES.

Order the I) AIL TRIBUNE left at your Take your shovel and scoop to conquer.fj Now is the time to haul saw logs to mill. There was snow place like home yester-day. The drift of things has been towards deep snow backs. The State Grangj convenes at Miller's Hall, next Taesday. Attention is called to the advertisement of Mr.

George Ford to be found on our first page, first column. Services at the M. E. church to-morrow ome. Delivered my place in the City for 15 cents ver week.

'lhe TRIBUNE give the Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Neck Wear, Gloves, Tie Champion Brand of PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS And a Specialty in all the Above at BROMELSICK'S latest News hi XI SEN HOURS aluad of all other Lawrence papers. Parties receiving the RIB I 'M rill confer a favor if they Ws report all jrregubiritie in usual. Subject of evening lecture, "The Inspiration of the Bible." iur tne MULiuY TRADE, and at SUCH LOW PRICES, Has ever been shown to the Citizens of LAWRENCE, and Douglas County, as JOHN A. DA1XEY has now in Stock, Consisting in PULL LINES of the following Brands of First Class French China The Copelanfl China, tie Minton Ctaa ani Royal Dresden Chin. AL0, A LAKQE ASSORTME OP Japans Chine.

Faience and Iridesc Ware. the delivery of the paper at the office. No de 44 Too much pork for a shilling is an dnctions or allowances can be permitted unless old saw, but the farmers never felt the truth of the saying as keenly as now. this request is complied wWi. A company of youngsters are going out Vie DAILY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE to Blue Mounds to hunt for wolves and foxes, SHIRT DEPOT, Noe 117 Mass.

Street, Lawrence, Kas. which are quite plenty in that vicinity. his atru double the circulation of any other paicr in Douglas county, which is important First Baptist church services morning and tv advertisers. They wtU please note this fact evening at 11 a. and 7 p.

m. Subject for th i eveninc. "Are men responsible for their Durham Park. A new c'ass of Go.e"s that is the benefits to be realized from it, by tl stock raisers and ftrmersof Kansas, are in- belief?" THE INVENTIVE YANKEE But few persons are aware of the magnitude very Beautiful, and has not been brought West heretofore. I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF Clean the snow from your sidewalks and calculable.

of this thoroughbred stock farm, which 8. R. give the impecunious a cnance to procure is by far the best and large-1 in Kansas, and 1 -fc "North Lawrence cheap fuel. It Is downright cruelty to com-pel a man to grovel in snow for a little kind Has Duivkn Which I Warrant to he Fjret Class mch a ator. Water Sels, Pickle Castors, Card Receivers, one of the finest in the world.

It is situated in Marion county, on the old Santa Fe road, some 50 miles west of Council Grove. Those who have traveled that old national highway ling. Cake Ruttrr DUliea, Knve, Fork, Spoons, Are. Mrs. Judge Foster, of Atchison, and Mrs.

My Stock ot FINE VASES Tlill.PT SR.TS svr ING SETS. BlftOUHL PARIAN a a aui Si i .1. i7. uv fAC HE CUPS. SMOK Lt.

T. smith, of in company will remember Moore rancne, wnich was HENDERSON with the Governor and Mr. L. T. Smith, mitde situated on the head waters of the Cotton a tour of the State House to-day, paying their wood.

It was here, after a caretul examina Lawrence. J'ure" 1 na 1 ever brought to Fine Baskets, and Ladies Work Stands, Flower Baskets, Moss Baskets Knit ting Baskets, Lace, Hair Pin, Lunch and Scrap Baskets. respects to the State officers. Blade. Quite an excitement prevails here between certain parties in regard to a store and farm trade, tne result of which may be "pistols ana coffee for two." No doubt some one has been playing We learn, however, that the law shall be erforeed to the letter and the guilty punished so let it be.

The railroad is doing a good passenger and freight business; tbiogs look lively around the depot sometimes, but there appears to be but few travelers stopping off at Law tion of Kansas and Colorado in search of a suitable location, that Messrs. Crane, the proprietors of this immense farm, decided to T6 THE NECESSITY OF The article on this page entitled Durham Park, was furnished us by Mr. Sam'l Reynolds, locate, in 1872, where active operations in at our request. What he told us about this I think is well known th-t 1 keen th largest Stock or PHnritrpv LANTERNS, CH ELIKS. TAB: CUT EKY eud LOOWlSFofl mi GLASSWARE famous park made us anxious te give an arti building, fencing and other necessary improvements commenced the following year this side of the Missouri.

Bct 1 do REDUCING PRICES ON keep what ib known to th -iviT: I II 1 WATER Goods I do ke the tSKST KIN irrnui Miitetl not i Craze. cl on the subject to our readers. We -re indebted la Mr. Reynolds for a good many interesting articles. sua eei ir, inn otn.

uau-rs meir chain and w.t---r goods. and continued till all the contemplated con veniences for breeding and handling thorough bred stock were completed. rence Why is this? 1 IT Kjur puiicemeu are very waicniui, aiwajs OYSTERS. Mrs. Abbott's little daughter, while cross awaiting somethiug to turn up, but as we are The farm is rectangular in shape, being ing Massachusetts street, night before last, about 6 miles in length and 8 mile in width all quiet and sober, few arrests are made was knocked down by some man on horseback Muzzy and Akers are the right men in the and containing something over 10,000 acres of good average Kansas land, most of it being and uite badly stunned.

The horseman GREAT BARGAINS right place: the man who escapes their vigi was probably riding fast, and it was quite dark lance has to be sharp, sharper, sharpest. and snowing hard, but still, on the main thor oughfare, riders and drivers should be more careful. gently undulating and susceptible of easy cultivation. The Cottonwood river runs through its entire length, supplyiug the pastures and corrals with an abundance of never failing pure spring water. The entire tract is fenced up.

and divided and subdivided into We learn that the social at J. W. Deal's was a very enjoyable affair, and the parties present tpent a pleasant time. Well, we were not there, but if J. W.

and his good wile cannot SELECTED OVSTERS for Hie per CAN. It was rumored this morning that the water had run out of the pond last night, as was supposed, under the north side of the make things pleasant, we don't know who All other grades In sane proportion. grain fields, meadows, pastures, corrals and can, in North Lawrence. Ne MUSIC Store. yards.

There are some 20 miles of good board fence and 23 miles of wire fence, the cost of nut lew cases ot swinging on the gate cr dam, but investigation showed the dam to be intact, and that a slight fall in the level of the water above the dam, was caused by a gorge courting by moonshine are reported yet ev erything indicates love on the increase two 137 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence, Kansas IC marriages are expected soon and more to fol of the ice a short distance above town, which prevented the water from coming down. We bet on the dam standing all the racket from this time forward. low. That fellow on the south side who Is in the habit of coming over here had better look A RGB! ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS. CELaNS, ACCORDEONS, AND ALL JLd kinds oi Musica Instruments, at 2o Package of a little out or he might net a head put on him, The sleighing to-day was fine and every cob, don't get angry at Harry, for he is only body that could in any way secure a rig was Beet Violin, Guitar, Cello and Contra Bass Strings, jnst Imported.

NO OLD SI OCR fooling you know that is his way. out enjoying the exhilerating sport and the TOWN TALK Our genial tonsorial artist, Mr. Kneass, has boys, how they did enjoy it, and run their which was about $20,000. The residence of Major Crane, one of the partners, stands on an eminence near the center of the farm, and commands a view of the surrounding country for eeveral miles. It is a large, two-story frame building, with verandahs running entirely around ft.

Extensive lawns are laid out, seeded with blue grass shade and ornamental trees are planted in great abundance walks and avenues are established all of which, with a few years of growth and age, will make it one of the most beautiful places in the country. The sheds and Ftables are from sixteen to twenty feet wide, and aggregate more than fonrteen hundred feet in length. They are a'l substantially built aad covered with good pine lumber and shingles. The corn is all ground, before feeding by a grist mill on the premises. The amount gone to the south side.

Mr. Wihard says Ben is a splendid barber. We hope he (Ben) will make many warm friends in his new field little legs almost off to 44 catch a ride" and attach their little sleds to th? larger ones. Then the merry laugh when some unfortu for Tuning and Eepairicg Pianos, Organs, Accordeons Violins, Guitars, Promptly Attented to. Tuning Ghnrch Organs a SPECIALTY of labor, for he is a kind hearted young man nate urchin would get a dump in some snow bank.

But it was all healthful, and the chil and deserves success ONE DOLLAR! dren will be all the better for the sport and The Workingmen's Home has been doing a very good business the last few days. Gen for having cold noses and cold toeses. God bless the children The world would be blue The Lareest Stock of Sheet Mnsir; offered the Pnhiic. Send for Catalogue!) and Price List. tlemen will find the landlord kind and clever, the beds and rooms clean and nice, and the enongh without their happy presence.

7 HdAwlv table supplied with the substantiate and deli Diagonal Lodge, I. O. will hold a cacies of the season, and. prices to suit the meeting on Monday night next for the purpose hard times. Pickwick.

of nominating officers for the new term. A ground and fed in a year, is almost incredible. full attendance ia desired. The short-horn herd consists of two hundred Face to Face witli Disst8. ii v.

i it Cheap Charley, N. Stevens, President. head (twenty are importeo), and there Is not an Inferior animal in the whole lot. All three How ofien it happens that although we have witnessed the ravages of disease in the casa of oth Highest cash price paid for game. strains the Dutchess, Bates and Booth are ers, we disregard his warning signals in our own.

It is only when we find him fac to face with us that 12-12dtf (teorob Ford. Fountain Dramatic Troupe. The following resolutions were passed by well represented by many of the finest animals in the world. Many of the choicest ones were imported from England at a great cost. we perceive how grim he is.

'i hen, pcrchsnce, when The Poor Han's Friend. it Is too late, medicinal aid is souclit. His avaunt tb Fountain Dramatic Troupe courier, his forerunner, ii physical weakness. Fortify the eyt-tem, and you are" armed against him HE ADQ CARTERS FOR Resolved, that we tender our thanks to Hon. i oe nnet tonic tor this pnrpor-cis Ho-ietter Stomach Blttere.

which renders digestion eay and One of the most perfect animals we ever saw was "Imperial Hotal Lancaster," an imported bull, strawberry roan, weighing 2800 pounds. He was seven years old, of the Bates P. B. Groat, general passenger agent K. P.

railwav for granting free transportation to complete, nourishes the system, improves the ap petite, gives strength, yi eld ing sleep, counteracts this company to Lawrence and return, on the bmousnesl.and keeps the Dowels in first raie order. Leanness, and unnatural wanness and sail owneees strain and cost fl500. A two-year old boll. 7th instant and Resolved, That we feel under many obliga LATE NOVELTIES of the lace, are obvtat-d by It, and so genial and benenicent are eflects. iui not only if the oody in vigorated and repawned its use, but desponden tions to E.

C. Devereaux and J. C. Knight, and other employes of the K. P.

railway for the many favors rendered. cy banished lrom the mu d. Resolved, That we return our thanks to the bred in England, by the name of "Knight of the Cresbnt. turned the scales at 1900 pounds. Another yearling bull, "Knight of the Purple," weighed 1500 pounds.

There were bulla of all ages from one month to ten years, and these mentioned were not more than average specimens of the whole. The SSaSjEaSSfflWEHK-ljinf 'jSjOnBB: mh jar 7 1 Lawrence press, the members of the Young Id the Warranted to Keep out the snow. D. W. ROSS, at 154 Massachusetts street has just received a large lut ot boots and shoes, Men's Social Club, and to the citizens gener lso the largest stock il rubber goods iu the ally, for the many favors shown us while In In that city.

JjL Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions te furnished the Times, Blade and Commonwealth for publication. North Topeka Times prices of these animals range from $100 up to RV LINE. $10,000, according to strain, pedigree, color market. These goodb will be sold at bottom prices. Come and exmi'-e, and you will be sure to buy.

ll l4deod-f and perfection. The cows and heifers were equal in quality UJ to Vheir counterparts. One beautiful cow, Lost, From the milk wagon, Thursday morning, by Bertie Wiggins, his Slate and 8chool Books, strapped together. The finder will please send them to the Quincy street school or to the Tribune office. ll-14dtf Let me tell you what THE TOWN TALK is The largest variety of Nuts you ever saw can be found at the Union Grocery at BOTTOM PRICES.

dwtf and the largest, too, in Kansas, weighed 1900 pounds. The heifers of different ages, strains and color, were the finest lot we ever saw. In the whole herd of two hundred head of thorough bred short-horns, we did not discover REMEMBER THE PLACE, Don't Let the Children Read This. Old Mr. Santa Clacs has supplied Wood's grocery with all the goodies that little folk The People's Coul Compoy wili deliver to any part of the city, Carbondale coal at $4.00 per ton, and other coals at proportionately low rates.

Orders received at Weidemann Son's, Massachusetts street. Office near the depot. P. M. Qowlaxd, Agent 5 want at Christmas.

HIMIHUMtVS dlt Kusinees suitings at Pbnnt's. Fire on the Hearth ventilator stove and double heater at Bell's. dwtf CASH GROCERY HOUSE. THE TOWN TALK is that the Union Grocery is the beot and the cheapest place to buy Groceries SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! Wishing to Reduce my LARGE STOCK of ihe Climax is jast what its name it.dieate. it oeats them all, for a base burner clinker-ess prate and circulating: heat.

Only found at Bell's. ll-21dwtf THE TOWN TALK is that the Usion Grocery nas received some of the best Oranges and Lemons of the season, to be sold at bottom prices. dwtf In liew or the Continued Jlild Weather we herewith offer a DISCOUNT of TEN per CENT BOOTS SHOES the most simple and dura- dwtf Victor wringer, ble. at Bell's. On the Following Gool an Inferior animal.

It is certainly wonderful to witness the great perfection attained in this class of cattle. One secret of this success is by drafting all inferior males for steers, keeping only the choicest for breeding. The entire cost of the establishment is estimated at $250,000. A few years ago the proDrletors of this farm purchased two cows in Canada, of the Dutches strain, for the enormous sum of $46,000. Most people considered It a very wild and hazardous investment.

The gentlemen, however, as the sequal showed, knew the superior merits of their purchase, for after keeping them a year and breeding them to the finest bull on the continent, they were sold to a stock breeder in Detroit at a net gain of $25,000 over and above first cost and all expenses. In addition and supplementary to the one mentioned, there is a large herd of grades kept for the beef market. Oat of this herd several hundred head are annually marketed which adds very materially to the income of the establishment. In connnection with the two herds of cat-Jle mentioned, there is a large herd of improved Berkshires kept for sale. Among this lot we noticed a couple of Imported animals.

The male, "Knight of the Bath," was bred by Heber Humphrey, Shrivenhham, England; and the female, "Cantilena," by Arthur Stewart, Gloucester, England. Beth pigs took first prizes in England and in Canada are considered the finest of their race, and were imported at a cost of severs I hundred dollars each. It is claimod for this breed that it has more muscular power and vitality, is hardier and less liable to disease, and will make more pounds of meat from the same quantity of feed than other kind. The establishment, to ns, appeared perfect In all its arrangements and management, acd FINE OVERCOATS, THE TOWN TALK is that the Uniox Grocery has one of the largest and finest assortments of Holiday Candies in the city, to be sold at rottom price-. T2-13dwtf 1 will, in the next SIX WEEKS, make PRICES that will PAY Teas Teas The best and cheapest in the city at the Union Grocery, that is THE TOWN TALK.

13-diwtf iYOU to CALL at the i Fine "Woolen Underwear, Woolen Scarfs and Comforters, Woolen other Heavy Gloves, Men's Buffalo Sheep Lined Boots, Ladies' Lined Shoes. rnff g'Tii As all those GOODS were originally marked VEST LOW, ererybody in want of nnjllCr ench GOODS, ought to avail themselves of tttls opportunity. Our Goods are all marked in PLAIN FIGURES, and. Purchasers eau convince themselves that they THE TOWN TALK Is, if you dire to g-et up a No. 1 Christmas dinner, the Union Grocery fs the place to go to.

T2 13dawtf FOIL! SHOE STORE. Brown's Sarsaparilla with dandelion and iodide of potassium is one of the best blood partners in the market. Try a bottle at 12 6dtf New Drcg Store. receive ihe lull benefit of this offjr. JR.

IK A0 The famous Marble Head cigar at the "New Drug 8tore." 26dtf At Geo. A Bros. Old Stand..