Lawrence Daily Journal from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

Eight to thr Toe Journal Tilt REPUBLICAN JUUftft'dL Mill CrtxaoLiPATioN. Please remember that A-. C. Topper has closed his frho'p at 148 Massachusetts street and, has taken a half interest with the Davia underthe DR THH EIIPERQIl. Ottman Potwin taf the best ptpek of cloths, cassimeres, coatings, Ac, and make them up cheaper and in superior style to any other house, ap21-dtf Strawberries and cbeam, ice cream, soda water, and all the delicacies of the season, at the bazaar at Liberty Hall, the first three days of next week.

IL-E. Lewis, Land Aokkt, Eldridgb House Corner Has constantly on hand a large and complete list of improved and unimproved city and farm, property, to 7J "M.v 717v I LV-i (A mm? 1 sr wr i filial, a STAND ASIDE THE BISMARCK OF SHOWMEN IN AMERICA IS COMING. Save Your Money for OLD First Grand Triumphal Tour of i irr -Ci it FOR THE BOSS the jMastodon of Merit. tbe States West of the. Mississippi.

Tvi for it! it! First-CIass Circos on lite Road Co and See WILL EXHIBIT IN LAWBEIVCE, JirIS JSd. i I I im 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 3r I VI AXr i (I mJ IfSfmmn -l--. 't t- office makea its best bow to Fred. Bead for a Dlateful of his stilendid "eighi-to- thc-DOund" strawberries. They beat anything in the strawberry line for size ever seen in this country.

In shape color and flavor they are not unlike the Wilson's Albany thouzh the specimens incline to spread out in a sort ot tan snape out size tney are tar be yond tbe Agriculturist, or any other sort we have ever seen. In compliance with earnest solicitations, Mr. Read yesterday consented to sen a lew ot nis plants, and in less than naif an hour sold forty do! lars worth at twenty-five cents a Diecr. Anisnew nantas strawberry beats any thins yet discovered in the strawberry line. Makruge Licenses.

The following parties nave obtained raarriaee licenses during the past week ueo. W. Smith, of Lscomoton. an Miss Frances Tipton, of Anderson county. Seabrook.

of PhiladelDhia. and Miss Sophie J. Adams, of Baldwin City. aiicnael Lane and Miss Liizabeth Petty. ootn ot J-Awrence.

John K. Banton and Miss Eliza Ann Walking, both of Lawrence. P. II. Hill, of Uloouiinetoo.

and Miss. Elizabeth -Coker, ot Lawrence. Real Estate Tranaferi. List of transfers forthe week ending May 20, 1871, as appears from the records of S. S.

Horton. Register of Deeds F. K. Gtbsoo to Charles F. Garrett, lot lib JUaseacnusttts street; $275.

(J. II. Herrineton and wife to John G. Spencer, lot 17S Tennessee street $C50. m.

Hill and wife to Jesse C. Mas grave, north half of southeast quarter of section do, township 13. range 20 $1,600. Alfred Peak to Marcus Sumuierfield. lots 181 and 183 Connecticut street $45.

Mary E. Cramer and husband to Marv a. oreen, lot lu Xennessee street $3,000. Henry F. Bissell to Frank M.

Ellis, ots lit and lJ'J Connecticut street-r $3,600. J. IS. ramhain and wife to Geo A. Sells, lot 108 Kentucky street; $1,725.

A. r. Clark and wife to John K. Kau- kin, acres in the southeast corner of north half of southeast quarter of section township 14, range 21 $175. Zra Clark et al.

to bamuel Raber. west half of southeast Quarter of section 22, township 13, range IS; also, land in corner o. section 33. townshm 13. 19 xoou.

o- Oscar Gastrell and wife to Samuel Ra ber, west half of the southeast quarter cf section 22, also land in northeast corner of section 33, all township 13, range 18; $200. Adam Spies and wife to William R. Frisbie, lot 60 New York street; $1,200. Edmund G. Ross and wife to Wm.

A. Simpson, land on Tennessee street $1,700. Elizabeth A. Bailey and husband to Charles Person, lot 102 New Jersey street; $200. Jacob Ulrica and wife to John Carna- han, land in northwest quarter of section 12, township 14, rauge 18 $200.

John M. Uigknife to Fred. L. Pilla, 100 acres out of the northwest quarter of sec tion 34, township VI, range 21 $350. is.

I enney and wile to red. Deich- mann, north half of the northeast quarter of section 14, township 13, range 20, and the south half of the southeast quarter of section 11, township 13, range 20 $3,520. V. xieach and wife to Otis Potter. lot 92 Tennessee street $75.

Marietta Aneell to Otis Potter, lot 92 Tennessee street $500. Mary hi. Lane to David T. Baslov. lot block 13, Lane's second addition $300.

J. M. Hendry and wile to JN. R. Sim mons, lot lZo Khode Island street S50.

Daniel Miller and wife to li. F. Robi- son, lot 46 Oak street, bimpsou addition, North Lawrence $700. George ts. Lacoxie to Joseph Davidson.

northwest quarter of section 20, township is, range zi $3ZU. George Shearer and wife to F. W. Read and wife, lot 44 New Hampshire street Anthony Lavelle and wife to George Shearer, lots 177 and 179 Rhode Island street; $300. Thomas Lleicho to Frederick Hartuuz, south half of the northwest quarter of section 22, and 20 acres off of the south side of the north half of the northwest quarter, all in township 14, raugo 21 $260.

John Uutcbinirs and wife to Casper Marfelius, south half of the northwest quarter, and south half of the south half of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter, and south half of tbe south half of the northwest quarter ot the northwest quarter, all in section 22, township 14, range 21 Casper Marlelius and wife to Frederick Breithaupt, south half of northwest quarter, and south half of south half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter, and south half of south half of northwest quarter of northwest quarter, of section 22, township 14, range 21 $238.60. Sarah Cohen and husband to Charles Pilla, lots 3 and 5, block 110, Eudora $6. Bernard Probbenaw and wife to Wins-low Davis, south half of northeast quarter of section 31, township 13, range 21 $1,600. John Hawes and wife to Henry F. Bissell, north 25 feet of lot 9, Massachusetts street; $1,000.

Franklin E. Arnold and wife to A. C. Jacques, southeast quarter of section 25, township 14, range 17 $1,600. David S.

Clotfelter and wife to James Morse, lots 125 and 127 New Jersey street; $400. W. A. Harris and wife to J. H.

Haight, part of northeast quarter of section 21, township 12, range 20; $1,600. E. E. Lewis and wife et al. to Mary A.

Connor, south half of northeast quarter of southeast quarter of southeast quarter of southwest quarter of section 13, township 13, range 20 $3,200. M. Anderson to Joseph H. Miller, land in northeast quarter of section township 13, range 20 $1,200. Robert Morrow and wife to the National Bank of Lawrence, north half of lot 19 Massachusetts street $2,500.

E. A. Smith and wife to the National Bank of Lawrence, south half of lot 19 Massachusetts street $4,250. M. S.

Beach and wife to G. T. Rockwell, lot 139 New Jersey street; $225. M. M.

Denman and wife to G. T. Rockwell, lota 140 and 142 Mill street, in block 12, North Lawrence $350. Giles S. Cranson and wife to E.

Ellen Cherry, lot 187 Vermont street; $1,600. Henry W. Petrikin and wife to Robert W. Allen, undivided half of northwest quarter of section 8, township 12, range 19; $250. A New England dinner, old style, at the bazaar at Liberty Hall, on Tuesday next.

Dinner front twelve till two. A Monster Show. All over the land, and in almost every paper in the State of Kansas, can be seen the announcement that a vast army of men and horses were steadily marching toward Lawrence, and if the encomiums of praise which we notice daily in our ex changes are any criterion to go by, then we are to have a pertect avalanche of ele phants, lions, camels, tigers, leopards, hyenas, ostriches, and a host of lesser specimens of the animal kingdom, with a deluge of circus taleut, here soon. Old John Robinson never does anything by halves. Un Friday, the 2d day of June, he proposes to make his grand entree into Lawrence, heralded by Prof.

McCann'a celebrated military reed band, consisting ot twenty musicians, elegantly uniformed, at an expense of over $150 per man, and seated in the golden car of the conqueror, followed by the monster war elephant, Old Emperor, whose actual weight is over five tons, a colossal triumphal car, with a monster living lion crouching upon an elevated dais, with four young ladies, representing in costume the four great nation of the world, Asia, Africa, Europe and America, followed by twenty-five magnificently ornamented and decorated cages, covered with crimson and gold, making one of the most imposing appearance i ever seen upon the public streets. John Robinsou has inaugurated a new era in the menagerie and circus business, by the erection of two separate and distinct tents, one exclusively for the menagerie department, and tbe other expressly for the equestrian performances thus allowing those who do not care to visit a circas, the opportunity of witnessing the finest menagerie collection in the world, although the two tents are connected together by a beautiful archway or entrance, and every yisitor, who purchases a ticket for seventy five cants can pass and repass from menagerie to circus as often as they wish during the hours of exhibition. ThU ia one of the finest arrangements we ever heard ol, and Mr. Robinson deserves great credit for introducing it into this country. SUNDAY, MAY :21, 1871.

Bailarm Office-. Tha business it of the Jocrxal will be opea every evening until tight o'clock. All the aceoanUoi the late Joukkal company have been BigTM; I tu the pseaent proprietor of tha or ex a u. wboalau uiumes ike liabilities LOCAL NEWS. Mbtbobolucicai.

Kktobt lor May 19. I71 furnuued bv Prof. K. i. Snow, ol tbe fctjUe University: Meaa TheniMNiteUr i a 70..

Baromefer (reduced) 2 MM 29.12 Humidity (i loutha). .1 74. I 0 Cloudiness (hi hh). I 7 2 Wind 1 3. 3.W.

S. 63 Rxxarks.A eliihthower of ra at m. s'ixhtly moil i lit (be temperature of this. tba hottest day ot tbe moutn. Report for Saturday, Stag 20.

7.w Mean Tberniometer .68.0 Trt.O two 170.3 Barometer (reduced) Humidity (in lojkhs) Ctoudiaeaa (in loth) Wind 8. SI. 5 ol Kt.5 to I i .3 3. E.jS. E.

0 Rkuabxs. Light mowers at in Corrals during tbe day. ttaiu ta.l 0.15 inch. Remember The Episcopal ladies' fes tival. Rlbecca.

Rebecca at the well, io liberty Hall go Monday n'ght. Lost. See notice of lost envelope, containing insurance policy, Sec. A Fcix Week. There are to be strawberry festivals four evenings this week, besides a picnic excursion.

A Good Time Will certainly be had. the weather being propitious, at the lecture room of the Baptist church, on Thursday night. Remember the evening. Bill Postebs. Ross De Sprangh are doing a land-oflice business at bill- posting.

Patronize theoi. They do good worn. Tflg Episcopal Festival Will many new and attractive features. have Bask LUi.l. Indications are that this fever will rage as hotly as during last sea on.

A match game between the Kawa and another crack club is now on the tapis. Ice Ktsc." His merits are proclaimed to-day, in au advertisement in another column. We may expect to see him defy all competition. Pleasure and Bi-biness. J.

G. Sands tarts on Monday for a two-months pleasure tour to the mountains and California. Col. Willemsen goes as far as Denver on business. 0 Wedxesdat.

The great Sunday school excursion to Topeka will take 1F.J...J iV. nja (iikc uu cuuesuay, lue lucieau ui Tuesday, the 30th, the latter being "Decoration day." Tickets for adults, $1 lor youths, 75 cents for children under twelve, 60 cents. Six Booths. At the Episcopal fair and festival there will be six booths at which persona will preside representing by their costumes six different countries, and hav- coanlries. Gay.

Catholic Church. The Catholic church in this city have already began work on their new edifice. The Btone is being quarried, and Boon the foundation will ha lA Tha hniMinsr will 4.1 -rift wvvv feet on the ground, and will be inclosed before tall. New Esglaxd Dinner. Tbe old New England times, and the way they used to look, and cook and eat in that interesting period, will be fully illustrated at the Episcopal festival, by an old-time New England dinner party.

Retckxed. Mr. F. M. Benedict, the popular insurance man, returned yeeter-r vri.

Iowa. He looks pleased to get back to the head center once more. The season where he has been is four weeks behind 'this, so he says. Episcopal- Bazaar. Some comical pantominea in shadow are on the programme for the Episcopal bazaar.

They are come off in the evening, from nine to ten o'clock, and will make great sport. The ladies make no extra charge for this exhibition. No able-bodied person should miss seeing them. The Bail. The question of Dr.

Meilli-cott's bail was discussed on the street by nearly every one, yesterday. It was thought a little strange by not a lew that hit friend should feel bo anxious to have him bailed beforehand, and when they found that he conld be, advise him not to improve his opportunity. The Pater Mill. Considerable in-quiry is made with regard to this enterprise bv carties from different noints. as well as many in town.

The impression seems to be that it would be a good thing, and this a good point for it. The principal mover in the case is expected in the city in a short time. Grakd Excursion. The Baptist Sunday schools of the city are to unite in having a grand excursion to Topeka, on Wednesday of this week. The picnic will be held in the beautiful grove near the bridge.

This will afford all an opportunity of visiting the capital at less than one-fourth rates, besides having a delightful ride and season of social enjoyment. Stiawberrt Festival. There will be no dance at the strawberry festival in the lecture room of the Baptist church on Thursday night. But there will be a delightful social interview among friends i i i i ua acquaintances, me wnoie spicea ana enlivened with fine music, vocal and instrumental. Of course the greatest plenty of the best ice cream, strawberries and lemonade, will be furnished to all.

Thr Old Wat. We understand that Dr. Rouselanx has changed his method in one important particular instead of giving prescriptions to be filled at the drug stores, he intends to keep, compound and arry with him on his "professional visits, his own medicines. This is the old way, when to get well did not require a great Jeal of red tape. Tbe physician was called and filled his own prescriptions.

wasn't a very bad way either. A Delicious Lutch. This is what the Episcopal ladies will offer our business mea during their great festival. Thr Strict Raxlwat. This public improvement is going ahead with the which characterizes the movements of those who have the direction of it.

In a few weeks, we shall aee the rails laid and the cars running. So far ars advantage to the city is concerned, a coal shaft would be worth more than three street railways. As a matter of public convenience, it is. of course. hiehly desira ble.

Again, it will enhance the yalue of private property along the line of the route, and pay a good dividend to tha stockholders. Thr First Disgi-st. People from some cf the more finished cities of the East ex perience a sort ot august at the way things are done ia the West. Tha crowd jostle them most rudely. In some instances the people only claim, to be staying, not living, for awhile, at least.

Things seem rough to them. But this first disgust over with, no one is willing to exchange the intense wide-awake life of of the Men are wholly awake out here, and, in spite of the things inseparable from a new country, we would not exchange it for any country the sun shines upon. Religions. Preaching at the Baptist church, morning and evening, by the pastor. Sunday school at the close of the morning service.

Dr. Clellao is expected to take pastoral charce of the Presbyterian church, in a few weeks. Prayer meeting of the Young Men's Cm Rand 1 a 1 invitation is extended to all, especially straneers. rt i ado aoojeci 01 ine morning discourse at UiiiversaJist church, today: "The Scenes in Eden not a Fall of Man." For ev5t, The Gospel and the Poor." A C3r4'al invitation is extended to all, es-r ally to ft oss who are destitute of a re-l borne. i or choice city loll, on long time and V.

P' cevcaii at Holliitar, Taylors Adam ho. t3 Eldridge House block. ey'il-dSt firm name of Dayis, Topper A Davis, up- lioNteriLtr establishment, at-1 1 Mass chu tts streets, wh re they are prsjmrea to do al kinds of upholstering, mattress aud renovating, cime seating, Ac Tli.y are mvnared to do first-cUis work and at reasonable figures. a dtf The display of rich dress goods at Bui Inn's fa? excels any previous season Plain and Fane Siiksl panes Silks. Piaiu and Brja-le Grvaiines, Pone Muhairs, and aM th- best ii mt kef.

ap23 ltf Foil Rest A tenement for a small fafri'y alo, a roo'ii. l)AXriKTM, n21 lif Winthroi) street. Lain1, u-' Yhk-s'h Vegetable Liver for V'lvr They will en tiiei renmvr the aj-pearance of the fckin Price, 2o tents per box. Manu fastured only by G. 'W.

W. Yates, ug- gist, 1K Massachusetts To thk Ladu.s of Lawkemc. Mrs. C. Palmer has removed from 117 t.

177 Maa-Fachnjetts street, where she is now prepared to do dressmaking in all its branches also cutting and fitting dona to order. All the latest etyk-s constantly ou hand. CaP and see them- Remember ihrt place. No. 177 Mas-Juchusetts street, between tVilder A Palm's harl wars store and Evans's grocery.

mh31-dam Jfo. 215 Union Block Grocery is still iu the adt-eudaut. We have a lull, first- tlass stock of Goods for Family Use, c-beap for cash, and all of the best quality. Call and look at our stock in your truvel down street. Massachusetts street, Lawrence, Kansas.

ocl-dly K. Macomber s. son. Go to E. B.

Fish A for the best plows, harvesters and seed drills. aul4 dtl Fresh Layer Figs, conveniently packed in two-pound boxes. myl7-dtf Schmidt hall. Bazaar. The ladies of Trinity (Epis copal) church will hold a bazaar and fair at Liberty Hall, on Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, May TZd, 23d and 24th, day and evening.

Dinner will be served each day at 12:30. Tickets 25 cents. myitt-ait Vermont Maple myl7-dtf Sugar, in Schmidt A Hall. Coffee. Genuine Mocha, parched Java, and choice varieties of Rio, always in stock.

Schmidt Hall. Our stock of latest styles of paper col lars is very large, and selling at lowest prices, at Kansas Shirt Depot. myli-dtt Parties using Riker's Bitters and Elix ir Calisaya Bark and Iron, will acknowledge their merit as an ague cure and tonic, superior to all others in use. ruyo-dtf Fresh vegetables, every morning, my 13 -dtf at Jones A Hill's. Singer's Sewing: Machine Silk.

E. Sutliff has been appointed agent for .1 i i tilts DOiC VL Olllgci Dcniug tua.u&ue Diia an article greatly in demand by tailors, manufacturers ot shoes, Furnished by the box at factory prices. Saleroom, two doors south of the bridge. myb-dAwlm Everybody says the best and cheapest groceries in town are at Jones A Hill's. myol-dtl Ladies', misses' and children's croquet slippers.

Sherburne A Maeox. mylz-dAwtt For Sale at a Bargain Forty acres oi land, one-half mile north of Bismaick. Apply to W. E. Sutliff A Lawrence.

nctlo-ctt Dressmaker. Mrs. N. Fuller an nounces to toe ladies ot Lawrence and vicinity that she has removed to rooms over Sherburne A Mason's boot and shoo store, near Mrs. Gardner's millinery store, on Massachusetts street, between Henry ar.d Warren, where she will be happy to receive her old customers, and all others who wish to have dresses cut and made in the latest style.

Perfect fit and satisfac tion, or no pay. ap4-dly For a good glass of soda go to Weide-maun A Sons. mh24-dtf SPECIAL NOTICES. Tbe Bridal Chamber. Essays for Toung Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE with sure means of relief for the Erring aad Unfortunate, diseased and debilitated.

Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIOX, Jfo. 2 8. Ninth St. Philadelphia, Fa.

Tbe Confessions ot an Invalid. Published as a warning and for the benefit of young men and othert, single or married, who suffer lrom Nervous Debility, Loss of Manhood, pointing out THE MEANS OF SELF-CUBE. Written by one who cured himself, and sent free on receiving a post-paid directed envelope. Address, NATHANIEL MA.YFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y.

DR. S. B. ANDERSON HOMEOPATH 1ST. OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 91 MassacIiiiBetts Street, (Over Fred.

Eggert'a store.) NOTICE. B1 IT KNOWN, THAT MESSRS. LOXU 4 HAR11IS bave been appointed aarenta of th National Insurance Company, of Hannibal Missouri, for Lawrence aud vicinity, vice Windsor Brothers, removed. Ollloe. North Lawrence ME A 1 0 3 atHO-dlm General Agent.

LAND FOR SALE. EAST HALF OF THE NORTH WES QUAK-TKit of section 15, township 1.1, riu.je Douglas county, Kuntas. For furiher intonualion, aildreas, E. A. FLKTCOER.

Mercerville, Macon Mo. aj)30-d Jt w.lm DR. A. FULLER Orrxcx SL9SS0N Jfc tiUfJo' 81 ORE .2 sx: 33 1ST OE Ko 33 Tenneaaee.Street, wki oi Park. lie CentritJ Mifl7-1U L.

S. STEELE, Attorney Ileal Estate Agent JUSTICE OP THE PEACE, CLINTON, KANSAS. BAILEY SMITH, Furniture Dealers AND UNDERTAKZSS, 106 Kass, WHENCE, GEOUGE niSJLilS, IndiaaapoUs, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT. and Speclflcattons Furnished on Short Xotice. Public Buildings a Specialty.

Harinar bad many years' nrofesaional ex- pcrirnc ia tbe States of Mew York, Kentucky and Indiana, Mr. Wells feels confident tecn give tfnti aattsfactioa to all who tavor him with tbeir patronage. citt airxaxxcKs: Hiram Tone, contractor and builder; Fuller, contractor and builder: H. S. Tifton.

mtracter State Cniversicy; C. A. Peaae, F. Gleaaon, D. a.

Gibba, builiing com mi it ee univeraaiiat rnurcn; ti. e. lurner, rootrcur and ballder. 1 OFFICE Son th east corner Massacbuvetta and Henry atreeta, Lawrence, Kaosa. uei3-fltr CRAWrOKO, STEELE ate, CO.

RKAL ESTATE AC4ENTH, EMPOKIAtKAB. Aa-enta ior Land of the T. ft S. F. R.

and E.SI.B. R. S. J. CBtWTOKb.

I Floren. Marion In. Ka L. O. WOOD, dsjxkb rw FURNITCHE, COFFINS, HACKLED HUSK MATTRaSdES, and ever thing kept ia a first-claw store, at low pricea for caih.

1 ti 1 1, im vmtt LAWKENCE. KANSAS. D. S. Gibbs A General Lahd Agests, Eldridge House Block, 51 Massa chusetts street Have for aale residence in Lawrence city, vacant lot in city of Lawrence, stock farms, grain farms and fruit farms, in Douglas, Jefferson and Leavenworts euntie8, farm well lm- nroved or slightly improve in ail varie ties of lot iiion.

2,240 atr.s. having nice bottom land, tunber and ileitv tit wafr. at s.rr acr. Citv i eiif noes to excLatite for farms. The best list of rallroa.l lands in -the city.

-t- Farm lor sale, at three-UMirthathe price asked by another agent, Dt-sirable to-ere If, mi sd hill PrW re-hied $200. Uuioiprove.l laf.dd iu IwpiiIv eibt coun tia.C'at from to S10 acri A vkluaiil interest iu a o.ttiut! eoitl mine. A uuoibt-r of farms ui exctiantfn for city property. Unimprotd lands to for im proved farma. Part caah f.aid if neces sarv.

Also, lauds to tixebane tor stock of dry goods, hardware, groceries, or other mer chandise. Eighty acrv-tt iu l.eniruurili t-ouuty to exchange for established rioct-rv Reaideiit lots ia and the city of to 15 acres each A good aasortiueut of ehi Lrtuca property. Valuable pruperty for sslw or rent, ad joining city. If sold will taKe team in part pay. 200 acres iu Douglas county, 3 miles from railroad station, at $6 per acre.

We have uneoualed facilities for obtain ing information concerning property.which we use for the advantage ot customers. If you wish to loan money, call at our office. If yon wish au investment, call at our office. If you waut reliable information, call and see us. All property withdrawn from advertised list as soon as sold.

ja29-dtf Men's, boys' and youths' fine and Sherburne A Mason. heavy shoes. myI2-aAwtf CoalI CoalI CoalI Orders for the celebrated Franklin comity crtal cati left with A. Storm or Thuo. rubergh.

Tke Lawrence Coal Company is prepared to fill all orders, for large or small quantities, with promptness and dispatch. tebll-dtt For Sale. House and lot on Ken tucky street, within three minutes' walk of the post office. House contains five rooms. Very desirable property.

Inquire of Smith A Hampton. jeZ4-dtt More new goods to-day at the One- Price Clothing Store, cheaper than ever. Pants from 75 cents up. Look at them before yon buy. ap21-dtf Envelopes A large lot, of various sizes, especially tor our own customers, printed, at cheap rates.

Rising 1 Rising McKennan's Baking Powder is rising in the estimation of all who try a sample. It is selling lively. "Call and get a sample" (free), at G. W. W.

Yates' drug store, 100 Massachu setts sUt. ap23-dtt For Sale My farm of four hundred acres, situated a mile and a half northeast of Biemarck, and about three miles from Lawrence. Said farm is well watered, has an abundance of timber, and is one of tbe most desirable farms in Douglas county. I will sell the whole in a body or in eighty-acre lots, to suit purchasers. Those desiring a good bargain will do well to call on me, ou the premises, or of W.

S. McOurdy, Lawrence, as these lands must be sold. mhl5-d3m J. P. Whitney.

Elegant Job Printing- -Atthe JounNAL job printing rooms. And still they come! Newer novelties and bigger bargains, at the Bazaar. More of that tip-top black silk for one dollar and a quarter per yard and kid gloves, in all colors and sizes, at one dollar a pair, new nnen suits, new aprons, tue atest trimmings, lace collars, and a large stock of fancy dry goods, Ac, all at bot torn prices. Inspection invited eatisfac tion guaranteed. Innes A Gall.

myl0-d L. L.A Winter Arrangement. On and after Nov. 21st, the library will be open from 10 to Vi a. lj to 4 p.

and 6 to 9 also Snnday afternoons from 1 to 6. Those Parsols have arrived at Bullene's, and they are of the newest, most attractive and beautiful styles- See them before buying. ap-23-dtf Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba. This lottery is conducted by the Spanish government. $330,000 in gold drawn every seventeen days.

Prices cashed and information furnished. Orders solicited and properly The highest rates paid for doubloons. All kinds of gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Government securities, Ac, Ac. i. Taylor A Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York.

ja26-dly Vegetables. A ear will leave the Kan sas Pacific depot hereafter every Wednesday, with a special conductor, for the pur pose ot shipping vegetables to Carson and intervening points. Shippers of vegetables can govern their shipments accordingly. ap4-dtf "Are you going?" Where?" VVhy, to the No, not now I'm going to wait till Van Aniburgh A Co. come.

I saw Van Amburgh more than forty years ago, and repeatedly since, and I know Van Amburgh A Co. always bore a great name, because they deserve ''They will be all through this country after corn planting." a'29-dawtt Bill of Prices. Buy your groceries where you get full weights and measures every time. Beware of cheap grocery men. Talk is cheap, but groceries cost money.

1 ry your groceryman's integrity by your cales. Haseltine A Moore. ap5-dwtf For crockery, glassware, china and sil ver plated ware of every description, price and quality, go to -J. A. Daily A 115 street, They buy and sell for cash, and will give you better bargains than you cau get anywhere else in the State.

aii-Jw3m For Sale A delightful new residence on Kentucky street, ntth door south of Quincy street east front. aplo-dtf A. H. itch. Mrs.

M. E. Gibson would announce to the ladies of Lawrence and vicinity that she has opened a real and imitation hair store and' manufactory of all kinds of ladies' hair work wigs, switches, curia. frizettes, chignons, puffs acd roils. Ladies' hair dressed for weddings and parties also, hair jewelry made to order.

Dress and cloak makiug done in the latest tyle. trimmed patterns from New York each month. Also, stamping for embroidery and braiding. Embroidery done to order. Mas.

M. Gibson, Warren street, one door from Massa chusetts street, directly back of Howard A ispeneer's. ap26 dly Ladies, if you want a suit welt made and elegantly trimmed, go to Mrs. Palmer, i Massachusetts, street. Perfect fats raeh31-d3m Tonic for the spring Mountain Herb Bitters.

By G. W. W. Yates, 100 Massachusetts street. a23-dtf Fresh Fish.

Leave your rders for fresh fish at Andrews's, 33 and 35 Massa chusetts street. dtf Go to E. B. Fish A Co. for the Ilght-auM-dtf est draft mower or reaper.

F. Taylor, Ice Cream and DiniDg west side Public Square, Iola, -r ap25 dtf Rooms, Kansas. Another lot of ladies' lawn and linen suits received at Bullene's. ap23-dtf Go to E. Fish A for horse hay rakes, revolving rakes and spring wagon of all kinds.

aul4-dtl Letter' Heads New and beautiful styles. Call at the Journal job printing rooms. Every article sold in L. Bullene's store is warranted to be at the lowest price known to the trade. ap23-dtf Elegant Job Printing At the Jour.

For th 4 Daily Journal. Lines by Toonied K. JP. Boy. 1 be power that be.

I bear, ud rot Have decided tjnioveua, Armstrong boltoni Moat folks will ark, when these line tay see. "'why, where, oneanb, eaa Ui ia Armstroi be?" Armstrong, dear reader. I may tell toc I won't tell my gir', for I know -'twould grieve her Ia the only place io Gtxl'a round woi Id Where people dir of the cbiila and ftvir IawbvXcb. May 20, 1871- Uollister, Taylors A Adams have a fu! list of fine city residences for sale. my21-d3t Parties wishing to purchase improved fa ran or unimproved land will find a good list to make selections trotn at Uollister Taylors Adams's real estate office.

my21 d3t Lost Yesterday moraine, somewhere in Lawrence, an envelope containing i $2,000 policy in the Continental Life In surance Company, and three shares in the Mechanics and Laborers Building Association, alt made -out to C. A. Brooks. The fiuiler will please leave them with Mr. Skiff, jeweler, Eldridge House block It To Topeca.

On Wednesday, the 24th; everybody will have the opportunity of going to Topeka at lower rates than were ever ottered. 1 be Uaptist Sunday schools of the city uuite on that day in a grand excursion to the capital, tickets at Car center's jewelry store, at Clapp Wild- er's, and at Powers my2I-d4t "The Ice King Refrigerator." Hot weather is upon us, and we must use every means in our power to keep: cool, and we advise all our friends, without re gard to social or pecuniary condition, to call forthwith ou Messrs. Powers Adams, stove and tin merchants, No. 02 Massachusetts street, and examine the justly celebrated Ice King Refrigera tor, which they have now in actual operation. We ourselves saw the ther mometer at 18 degrees Fahrenheit 14 degrees below freezing point.

We also saw fish frozen solid water placed in a pan in one of the chambers, also froze, while the refrigerator was in the sun all day. This is the only refrigerator that gives a cold, dry temperature, and the only one in which a person has the control of the temperature. There is no complication about the working of. the Ice King." my21-deod0m For Rest House of five rooms, with cellar, closets, shutters, etc. Inquire of B.

J. Horton, 79 Massachusetts street It Farmers of Douglas County. Wake Up. There will be a meeting of the farmers of Douglas county at the court house in Lawrence, Saturday, June 3d, at one o'clock, for the ouroose of organizing a county agricultural society, with a view ot holding a lair this tall, livery farmer and stock grower favorable to this move ment is cordially invited and expected to be present. Turn out, and let Douglas county be represented once on.

the sub ject. By order of many farmers. my21-daw2w-Read, Ponder, and be Wise. House keepers should bear in mind that ot all the different baking powders ia market, none have stood the test of a strict chemical analysis like Dooley's Yeast Powder. Dooley's Yeast Powder contains no ingre dients but such as are healthful and chem- cally pure.

Ihis insures uniform success in the making of rolls, biscuits, Ac, which inferior articles do not. Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Dooley Brother, 69 New street. New Yorki and at retail by grocers generally. inyzl-deodwlw Morse Co. are friends of the sole 157 Massachusetts street, my20-dtf When in need of boots and shoes, don't forget that Morse Co.

have a large assortment at the lowest prices. my20-dtf I tic Ckkam, Weideoian Sou have fitted up their ice cream parlors, and, during the summer, will serve up ice cream of any flavor and the best make to all who favor them with a call. Also, soda water always ready. my20-dtf Reynolds's fine boots, for the ladies, at Morse 157 Massachusetts street. my20dtf Strawberries, freih every day.

roy20-dtf Schmidt A Hall. We continue to sell boots cheap. Morse my20-dtf 157 Massachusetts street. Varnishes, of extra quality, in ten dif ferent varieties, at very low figures, at Dr. Neumann's Central Drue my20-dtf I Call on us for prices in boots and shoes.

Morse my20-dtf 157 Massachusetts street. Fresh fish, every day. Schmidt Hall. The cheap shoe store, sign of the big shoe, 157 Massachusetts street, is the place to buy. my20-dtf Strawberries 1 Strawberries I Strawber-es Strawberries at McClellan Thompson's.

myl9-dtf i Gents' fine calf boots, at low prices, at Morse 167 Massachusetts street. my20-dtf For Sale or Rent A frame house on Louisiana street six rooms. Good wel and cistern, and considerable fruit on the premises. Possession given June 1st. Inquire at the office of Barker Suci- merheld.

myl'J-dtt No trouble to show goods. I Morse Co. tny20-dtf 157 Massachusetts street. Strawberry Festival At the lecture room of the Baptist Church next Thursday eveuing. myl9-dtf Our boots and prices sell themselves.

Morse St my20 dtf 157 Massachusetts street. The Manhattan New The moat desirable family sewing machine In the world. The greatest simplicity in construction, durability in wear, and most perfect ease and certainty of operation. It does not fatigue the operator, and combines all the advantages of other machines, with several new improvements. Ask for a circular, at store, No.

Ill Massachusetts street, and then examine- be fore you buy. myl9-dlm W. M. Johnson, Agent. Prunelles, by the pound or box.

-myl7-dtf Schmidt Hall. Great bargains in straw hats damaged lot selling at half price, at W. E. SuTLir myl8-dawlw Announcement For County Treasurer, Please announce my name as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the next ensuing election, subject to a convention. My motto is, Reform.

myl8-dtf H. E. Cqwgill, Trusses, supporters and shoulder braces, ia great variety, just received at Riker's drug store. myl7-d5t Call and get a hat cheap, at W. E.

Sutlift tnyl8-dwlw Glass fruit jars only one dollar per loa-eu, at J. A. Daily A myl8-dlm Cantou Preserved Ginger the preserve in the market. myl7-dtf Schmidt A Hall. 9 samples of syrupy at Howard A Spen-eer'a.

1 11 grade of sugar at Howard A Spencer's. 7 samples of coffee at Howard A Spencer's. --5- 17 kinds of fish at Howard A Spencer's. 8 brands of flour at Howard A Spencer's. 12 samples of tea at.

Howard A -Spencer a. i 20 varieties of dried fruit at Howard A Spencer's. 15 varieties of canoed fruit at Howard A Spencer a. 1 7 varieties casaed vegetables at Howard A Spencer's. A full line of other goods.

myl3-dtf Jc3T Received A splendid stock of ilk and Lisle thread: genta' hosiery and undershirt, at Kansas Shirt Depot. sell, lease, or Pasture can be bad milts from th limits, for horses, cattle and miich cows. Apply at this office. Parties wanting to borrow money thould see Lewis. For Sale One lot and a half, with choice variety of fruit and shade trees, the bei-t location in town.

io Hotel furniture and fixtures in a ittig'a boring citv doinjr a cood businew best of reasons for quitting the hotl business A 'mail bouse and tot to irad lor team of ougey or road horses. la Let I wo front' rooms ou Masai cbusett Btrett $lt). Two houses, one frame, the other br.ck, each foar raoms, cellar, Ac $50 a quarter, each. Seven room uu ttree for $17, or three lor $9. Hons; on Massachusetts 'street rooms; $20.

House ou corur uf New York Hancock streets, seven rooms; $25. Huus; on New Jersey STeet $14. House on Tennessee street 18. and Hon 5 rooms, 1 jcre on north tide $1C60. Three up stairs rooms for $16.

Home on Rhode island street, li acre of eround $1G. House on Connecticut street $25. House on New York street; $27.50. Notice. Burgess's Stone Cement, for roadways, sidewalks, cellar and barn hot toms, public an-i private drives abi alki, Ac.

Parties about to lav any of the above art? requested to call at E. Liewis land umce tor particulars, and to examine for themselves the samples at the following places In front of Eldridge Uouse, Lxpress Oiiice, Second Bank, and Geo. Shearer's store building, Hos. 82 and 84 Massachusetts street also, G. W.

Griffith's and A. B. Wade's residanoeSj'iii'ar this city. hi. lu.

Lewijj. e. Clark Tompkins Tbe Hathaway shirt, the best made, the best btting, and the best shirt in the mar ket. Try them. W.

E. Sutliff A Co make them to order and keep them con tantly ou hand. al5-dwtf The cheapest place to buy is at A. G. Morse A myll-dtf The First National Boot and Shoe House, now open, at 157 Massachusetts street.

Good goods, low prices. mylO-dtf A. G. Morsb A Co. Buy your goods you have the greatest variety ol the best quality at the price, myl l-dtl? Howard A Spencer.

Dickinson walking boot, the latest style for the ladies, at 157 Massachusetts street mylO-dtf A. G. Morse Co. New millinery goods, by express, at Mrs. Gardner's.

a30-dAwtf Lama lace points, both black and white, from sixty-five dollars dowa. Prices war ranted as low as in any Eastern city. ap23-dtfj L. xullbnk. the best kid glove lor one dollar, in black and colors, in the city, at Innes 181 'Massachusetts street, Bartho low's block.

myl4-dtf Ice Ice I The subscriber is prepared to deliver pure lake and river ice to any part of the city. Teams will make their rounds every morning. Leave orders at Haseltine A Moore's, 130 Massachusetts street, or address lock box 31a, Lawrence post office. A. G.

Eidkmiller. apOdtt We will open, on Monday, new dress goods. New linens for suits, new fancy goods, at our popular prices. INNES a inyl4-dtf 181 Massachusetts St. The People's Verdict.

The sales of sewing machines, as of all other articles, tell the story of popular approval. The Singer Sewing Machine Company sold, during the year 1870, 44,625 machines more than any other company whatever in the United States. W. E. Sutliff, my6-dwlm Agent.

All the late styles of hat3 and bonnets, at Mrs. Gardner's. a30-dwtf Ask for the Cretan boot, of Sherburne A Mason. -1 myl2-dwtf Luscious, ice-cold soda, from Warne's patent fountain, at Jones A Hill's. We think the largest assortment of Rockingham ware in Kansas is at Jones Hill's.

The new style collar, The Earl," our own manufacture, at Kansas Shirt Depot. myll-dtf All goods sold at the lowest prices at Mrs. Gardner's. a30-dAwtf Summer styles of hats and bonnets, just received, at Mrs. Kennedy 123 Massachusetts street.

my 11 -alt Call and examine our immense stock of gents' and boys' hosiery, sold at Eastern prices, at Kansas bbirt Depot. myii-ott Notice. I hereby give notice that I have obtained a copyright on McKennan'sl Empire Baking Powder therefore 1 warn all parties against using the name or re-ceipVor in any way infringing upon said baking powder. G. W.

W. Yates. all-dtf. Stop la and take a look at our stock. Learn the prices of Sherburne A Mason's boots and shoes.

myl2-dtwtf Howard A-' manufacturers' agents for strawberry, peach, grape and vegetable box matei ial. myl4-d2w-wtf Bill of Prices. rBuy your groceries where you get full weights and measures every time. Beware of cheap grocery mea, talk ia cheap, but groceries cost money, try your Grocery man's integrity by your scales. Haseltixe and Moore." Judge other People by yourself," is aa old adage, and a good one.

Honest men are net suspicious of their neighbors. 4 Howard and Spencer. Carpets. The largest, most elegant and cheap assortment ever offered in the city ia now to be found at Bulleoe's com- 5 rising Axminster Velvets, Body Brussels, apestry, -Brussels, Three-plys, Ingrains ana all the cheaper grades. ap-23 dtf Leaveyour order for nice dress shirts, made from your measure, and warranted perfect fitting, at Kansas Shirt Depot.

myll-dtf Wait for it! Watch The Only Heal Menagerie and 25 GOLD AXtfD CRIMSON CAGES, Drawn by Beautiful Matched Cream aid Dappled Hoiaes. AH the Circus Betinua. Biggest ana liesi faraue ever XW IVI ST seen on idpduu Hrecia. if? A I LI Oil One exclusively for the MENAGERIE, the other expressly fur tha CIRCUS, both adjoining nd connected together; but only one price of admission, and one ticket admit you to both Menagerie and Circus. Ion't confound this with any Small ishoMr OLD JOHII ROBINSON, THE BOSS, 1, imtrchiiiir on.

aud will positively c-xhibit ia LAWRKNCE. found tlua Gigantic Organization with Yankee Kobinnon, Wbo traveled this omit rr ia ti nor with James RoblnaoB, that ahowed here last aeaon or with lh on; or wltn lh j.iba i 111. 1 Itob'nson. who bad a wnrecy case shape or manner connected with either or any ol OLD, ORIGINAL JOHN BOBINSON, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, or Menagerie 1er in mind tt at Don't roo- iiih ir- 01 oiii, nau-aurven bears: lor it is in no wav. tin bulla the i vast sums of money, to bring bta an AvaUoclia TUit.

ll'altfsrlt Kixty-flTfc Yar Arc, and ulth Forty Yearn Expcrieuce as Owner ol a Mennrrrir, Which be bat eptnt years if toil, ft 'It and MONSTER MENAGERIE CIRCUS To the high state of rerfecUoa Wbloh nw uibs. a i 1 i The Challenge Choinplon JMIiott of the JJold REMEMBER THE DA AND, DATH. Dont Forget that are cooisg with wax job rooms. Dyl9-dAw3w 1 March UJl. mhM-dSm if.