The Weekly Commonwealth from Topeka, Kansas • Page 3

OBitg Xea'a Septllieu CInl af Bkawaaa Couty. 8T1TE ITOC3. tW Cwsi IM7se4. tliicago, Scptesnber 81. The demo- Til.

11 It'n'a'llllt met at tllmilrt I tlM.1 I l.n mnminM tl. li .1 i Che Comnmntotaltb. rion. K.ane. r.roaenea, me remiiiian nominee for senator from the iourth lis-: triet, will address the citizens of Louis- ville at the court house on Friday eve- Am will Ber Mmmdmr tmm bouse last night.

The meeting was the residence of bis father-in-law, Col. called to onler by the president, and W. John A. Maus, at Winfield, Kansas, Wil-C, firegory was appointetl secretary in iiam H. Weymouth, Ijr, in the twenty-the atwence of the permanent secretary, fifth year of his age, of disease of the rriee MaMstL STO TKASH tls Ismm Pi lorn sftedsV Cosored satlna, Blark lamUn.at jb, tut, j.

T3r. $1. Oottirrd Dresa Sllka Blark Dresa Stlka 4aIJ BlnrltsUk Vecrfaa Jtv, SAHA tt.79. tt. IU ensured SilA Vaeeas qsow ta PS ssttj JB.7a.ntJi taraaUkand srrwdedailJrA K.

JB, tB.TS Plaia and tahod VoImIwii Joe, Tie. Blas-k sVsaded and Silk fMisjjea 46, n. ae, ttt A ehemb rmwins: in the rlorer. A liaainura tuh close by. Atmilinajiwheritingovet 1 Her tt.and only Joy.

Two heart near bsrstrhc In WH.se hiirhext pitch srlveu With nature sUaiuiUK every i-hord. In unison, to batfa. A tiny dwrilfiur to (tie bush. Soft lined with miM end hair A enruun tinnr with flowering bntsli To bile the treasure there. A femthery mof to riose it in.

And keep tmt wind and raip: Two llnle lld-pti (weping throngh The plili oouneriue. Two model pucntu wntrhlnf tnK, To ksp Uieui lel and ciry; Twoehirph pupil iirteniimt to A Mi(tr luiidtiy. A nmlHed nmiac th hreeie, A woniethillK i Ihe Kra. A deathly ii-iiBt thKik the tr To tile danger paw. A hole of plaint and sorrow thrill, Keiidim; the upper ain The clover droop upon the rilU Beneath the Hrpentiheni.

A tomlirtone niark a cruel mound A umtticr weeping ly A wad neot hriag on tlie rn.nnd; iu bnil'irni Uultering nigh. bote nth? fete waa there to cnb 1 And ht) and jov are Unl angel hover near that huh Wilh tiding of the dead. 4,500 Tardi of 8taadard Prifitt, vtarranted Tut Color 61-4 Centi per Yard. 2,000 Tarda Oactoa at 61-4 Cents per Yard. Bed Comforts, at 75 Cents, $1, and $1.50, eack "Wait ana Colored Elazikata, $2.50 to $1X75 per Fair.

Xew Fall Mier tmw Lasaieti and Cktlttrea. Onr Fall ImportatiooJi of Conitaiicst mi Treionase Eid Olovst, direct from the Ftvctory, and oil Fresh. vw ttjloa ia Ilmbroidsred Books. Tlie ITew Fancy foods, Zephyrt, and Ton Dtiportments, witli a Full Line of CrewsU and Embroidery 8ilks, witlt a Foil Afaortmeat of 8 lamping Pattstrtis. Stampiaj; aad Pinkini; Ezocntod to Order.

TAFT, EMERY Central Drj Goods and Carpet House, between 4th and 5th Streets. K.B. Orders ky snail tolltHtott. Sead tTtr ftaatislea. tatewl fBj Teicf rap! ST.

Lena, SefateaBbcr XI. Mi HOGS Aetrra sad beOec Yortrats and BalU-awarsaa, tfe aaast, Mt sailed taasft I ttoscbeta to attar)-, to JStafl at tnn. Xraa 4 sk rereuca. ijiv. atuiaaaenta, x.ua CaTTIB ehipcarat rrawlea aana -ttaht.

anal petrea baWl nor-a Mresarth; adTteea am ear. fcsaarmMe: simin ansa! ranassd at ajaaa as asr sot id tu tan me neaev: ial as Rar eaponst tissa Texaia. and all otteriiapi ansa ss jbssu as, anssn sauissi sswsarr sran. la URbt sapply and rli ssssit. Sum imift.

SUEKP hrarra and (rav tTHaVI saeditus ha-ey. rareas, shli nti. t. City fBr fearrajB. ILaJSSAa Oraasiiiiflllladl Cttt, Setesabei T.

IM. Tae CoaasaeecflU Iadtrajor rraorai: WTTKATIUf el pas, txsat ahi la. sailranersla, Sajaa fcsaahels; la staea. LWJaSi bsashcla; anarksn Ins and aiahcr; list. M'.

Ko. HV: No. IXiRX Itereiraa, last fcnsaesa, ahlpusimu. a bsasBrac ta abara. mjM hiihelat Market traaer sad tusher No.

Bilxed. JU- bid. Nu. white it led Wd. OATH So.

JJC.t It YE No. a. J5Sr rt- DMfS Market 4ea.tr at tae sssr eVasen. Bl TTKa Keceiio flheral aud saarket weak St la suisrle laaraace Haw. Ctas Pi a4ta BlavrkaH.

By Tatetrrapa. Caicaao. Sfpseaibei lsaa. rLfTat -Qnlet and onrhaitfed. WHKAT Vtnetand weak: N.

red. ttr No. snrtna. rash: stf tartailarr. ureas ber.

No. start ns. 3' reiertvd, fa70r. CORK teatT and urn-haner at, raeli: aair Oraraber: tl-sr StiTesataar. OATS Kairtjr avrliee and a shade hicher ran fc: 3Se aVjaeaaber.

tmt ta-vaWr: aMar asked Ztiovasaaber. KYft Kaaier. BAsOJaY Klrmer. TV. FLAS SKKIk-Hrnier.

91. KlKK Arrrre. araa ami hiarber SIT fr'asta caah: sis Sepsrsiiber. Ill sawi; aa tasaaher; fsj Is.ieeniber. LAKO Fairly artlre and a shade hisraer.

SS rash: tn Vft l.ltl uetuispr anal Vteetutasr. HI LK MtATs stawdy and aia liajurrd WHISKY stradj and uurhaiarrd; ij. Mew Taark rrsdne Mnrket. By Tetesrraph. Kn YtHUt.

SeiatesaijeT 31, Isaa. rUM yuiet and anrtianfed; eery asnderate trade. MM CAT Eipnet desaan.1: No ft nncraded red. Mas: tar. Xti.

do I IM. IXIRN Fair eaprart and artie asrulatitas tla saand; ntisrraded, Ma. 2. -itTSaeM: Vl vhue.Sslr. OATS Pinner, taixed western, luaUr; a title do.

eusasur. IXIKFtK Dull. Ml. AR Hull. MolJaSSKS Dull.

kl I nrhansrr.1. K.H.S Isaa Mr. eoKK weak: tilt st-'y-l'. TV BEtK I liohansTd. I IT MEATS squirt: kins; rlear asiddlea.

ts ri: abtart rlear miil.tlr. I.Artls strianir priaue steam. ti'i BI TTER riru. aesteni. t'HEKsB Firm: lor.

enMern. WUiMal Ntamlnal. BUSIKESS BREVITIES. FIVE fENTS A LINK. AdvertLsetnenu vill be published under the als ire head and in this sisar al five rents per line fc.r erery inaertlull.

No ehanre leas than tarenty. Are rami. WiLRorra Fivu and Agi i tlie old reliable rerue.lv, now m-lls at One Dollar. julytiiUw-im Frhrina haa rure.1 tlionsaii.ls of aicue anil fever. ICtsviiiiiieii.l it t.iy.mr rrieii.l and nfililmr.

Sold by Saift A lltilli.l.iy. rte'ilihtwlw A ard. To all who are nitn-rtng from the the voUe. For aale bv runt and indiwreUoiia if yotitu, uerv.NU dnifgrista. oepl.UAwtf debility, meaknesn, early detay, of, mm manhood, ett, I will seiiJ a that i Ilunian liair wanted at Mm.

Osjlaurn'a, ONLY A BOY. BY HARMON. I'm only a hoy, with a heart light and free: I'm hriuimuig with inmrhiel and fnilie aitd (lee: I dance wilh delight, and whtwtle and Ming; And yon think Mich a hoy ne'er rare for a thing? But boy have their troubles, though Jolly they Weill: Their thought ran go nut people deem; Their heMrt are av oprnto sorrow as Joy, And each ha tiU leeUlijpj, tUouyU only a hoy. Now oft. when worked hard at piling the Wi.sl.

Have d.rtie ait my rravalr wu) tried Jo lie good, 1 I think 1 might then have a nt or a plar, Hut how ran 1 manage? -fan any one y7 If I Hurt fr a atmA, It la "Keep off the street'" II i go the house, it is "Memr! what fcrt!" if 1 lounge hy a Hlflikw, 'tia give boni loiter there." If I ak a few questions, "ft "Bon'Tbother me?" Im- a Pirnivut I never did see!" I am scolded or ruffed if I make the least nHe, Till I think in this wide world rhere is no plate for boys. At school they are shia'ked if I want a good play; At home or in rhim-h am so in the way: And It hard, fur I don't aee that boys ara to utaine- And most any boy, too, will say just the same. of course a boy can't know as much as a man: Hut I try to do right, just as hard as 1 ran. Have dear people, though oft i annoy, For the best mau ou earth, ome, was "only i boy." Young tUi' HttrtU. KANSAS CHTJBCHE8.

The foundation fur a-Methodist par. nonage is lina laid at Scranton. The pastor waa recently seen busily engaKed helping to quarrv the ris k. 1 lie par sonage win is? limit. Wilson County Citizen Trie old school Presbyterians are going tn meet at the 'hristian chatat-l next Sunday to try to effect a church organization.

"There are unite a number of members of this denomination in Fredotiia and vicinity. Hanover Democrat: Tbenew Cstholir church will be dedicated Sunday, hlolspr ''A, and as it is exiected there will be a larre attendance, iierhaps more than the hurch can uciuiimiodute, which will be li), it has tieen thought Isst to charge a small admittance fee, say 2.V, in onler tliat those attemliiig may lie comfortably siumusv A i fii.rf.uri! iiTttshn'' flirpe nas reiuruesi rroni ins collecting tour east, ami resirts uitt entire suceesa in raising the money needed, to riav off the church debt of the Methodist society of this, plats'. The chunk hue Ixtiu tir-tunate in secuilng his servii-es, and he has every reason to be satisfied with his summers work. Parsons Sun The He v. r.

D. t'onsaiil, of henectatlv. X. and late of the American Chais at (ieneva. Switzcr- laml, has lieen securetl us Imstorof the Congregational church of this city.

His1 arrival here is exiiected daily. Mr. Con- satil is an acquaintance and friend of severa of our oromineiit nmnln-s ami his coming is anxiously awaiteiL Anthony Journal: Rev. W. A.

Hobbs completej bis vacation services with the Congregational church last Sabbath even- Sing, and deiiarted for Olierlin -Tuesday 4.. alu jtoral work have proven HtuvesK- nil, ami lie leaves the church complete is tirgiuiization ant! strongly ground- etl for his successor to build upon. He has greatly en largi'tl his previous circle of friends, who parted ith him with sincere regret. Osage County Chronicle: On Sunday afternoon last the three Christian churches of Bnrlingame, Osage City and Wilmington, met at the Harvey George crossing of the ragoon, to witness the oiipiisui iiy immersion oi rtev. a.

v. Faster' daiighter. The attendance was large and the service imiiressiye. Rev. C.

S. Martin, of Osage City, officiated, Sunday afternoon next, these chiirch-j es unite in a basket picnic at Palmiter'u grove, Havana, to which the public is invited. Rev. C. S.

Martin will preach in the forenoon. Neosho County Journal: The Metho-! dist Ki.iscoiml church here has recently Isfii repainted anil and now present) a very tine appearance. The cliun was reopened onSuntlav last, and jthe pulpit was filled hy the Rev. Mr. Koaz, of Girard, who delivered a fine tlisa uiirst.

After the religions exercises were eonehnleda sutticteiit sum of money was rased to pay the expenses of the late improvements. Key. Mtitti, the resi- tlem-e nustor lrere. is entitled to nun-h credit for the auiouiit sif euergy he has tlisplayeil in this matter, and we hoiie Ins lalsirs will lie aiipreeiateil both bv his congregation and the people of our THTRSPAt. BEFTWIBpR jt 'is T)isf MBi Totlie rMibaToltla Your tritirisui anil ely of an article from the Fort Sontt Monitor needs early attention, aol white I will it A few days write a compute answer, 4 ii iKisn- only MuiMinarize in a few Iirief words.

Hint An an oM freneral Rice riliotilil know what is due to a superior ollii-er. Secowl The captain of the Paola rifle hail lieen nutilUiltlittt liis company liutl lieen awtigiHril to 'the 1st regiment, with for his company letter, and had rerte.l by letter to the eolonel coin-imtiiiiiug fur duty. Third Company from its entry into camp until flu retirement in iliisgrai Tvum iiiulordinate, the captain com-tuatiiling exjierially so. Fourth Col. Imi did not withdraw the libit regiment trooiaj from tlie con- tet, hut each individual company vote.1 to withdraw.

Kiltli Col. Ix.uiH, had he acted otherwise than he did, would have forfeited the confidence of hia ollicer and men and yielded to mi iiiKiilairilinate puppy, who wein.i lacking in the first lessons of militarv dca.rtiiiciit, and unworthy of any xmit ion, even of private ill the state "service. I i I HllfN.t. I How Many Went Fri Tupeka. The sale of excursion ticketa to iiiun-k during the past week, over1 ths IT.

I'. road, aigregii1e Of Ibntttf Here Hold at the dexit ticket oti'tcWy anil by ITowley ttrotliers. This is a pret-. ty HhoMintr for hut hardly stales the iimiiU-r Mho really went from here, because a great many went via the S.iilta le. Committee steeling, There will be a meet in of the Shawnee county republican central committee at the court house, Saturday, September at '4 o'clock p.

to complete for the campaign. A full meeting is desirable. i fcoKo YV. Crank, Secretary. The sidewalk in pursuance of city ordinance is now roust meted on the north side of Jiiintooii street to the southwest corner of the city limits.

An effort ill be made by the friends of the college to pii' it out as far as Washburn College this fall. .1. 'hittker, completed yes-tenlay (be survey of t'olleife Hill. The aenue iiniiiciliutclr west of tlm- college grounds will la- extended north as far as lliintoou street; also another avenue in front of Hartford cottcge. A street railway at Albuquerque, Xew Mexico, is under contrail from the new town to the old, to lie running by Janu ary 1st.

A forfeit of one thousand dol-hirs has been dcpositetl if yot built as ab. ve. We understand that the probability is th it lour or five tlnuisand forest tres will be Met out next spring along the lines of street, as recently luidoff in MiJ Whiltaker's survey ofCollege Hill. sRKIKIK at AM -In k. Srplemlier in, by V.

hU'. Ii Waue (i)aiiaiii and is-. Mitiy 1. Arthur. Ill liV-M I I.KV- In pcka.at ihe- n-tiiUnrej ol Hie t-lln inlitig iiiinistiT.

Hev. K. S. Slri nlie, ii ll Mr. liiinil mimI Mis.

A. Ncclcy. LIST OF LETTERS. I.i-m.-tv rt-mHtniiig iiiirliiiiiiisl At the Pitof1ice in os-ln. i-IhU- id Kllltlis, On lite IUIIi of 1SSO.

In ol.ldin hiiv ol these letlers lhenirht-iiut must rnll tor "AltVl.itlisKp l.i:niaat, ol I he let mi give the tiate will lie It Hot i'iillt-il for within liitiltttl the sent ttithe ii-iul letter othee. are not Htlverlied tntlil Ihey little re nntiiieit in the one H'ts-k. I.XIUKS' LIST. Cna.ks, Mis A hn. ki-r.

Mi- Jennie i lark, Mrs Kliiiuie Klnsi. Mrs l.ri. noia II Mr. II. Ml) hliott, Mist- loiier Mis Mi kiMii.a.

Mit. llHi-hel M. I.hiikIii in. Mi. t.

Moiirlaitii. Mi. Klla I'nivt-H, Mrs Ann itir. Mi-, lln I'llttiHlu, iiinia Mrs llr U.ili.t Siitilh, Mi. Ijtura stt k.lnger.

Mr. lli.liit...i. Mrs Jim 'I tinliipsi.il, Mrs. lloia ill-. Ml l-ltv h.le.

Mrs ltutehrr, Mi: Itla I lark. Mrs llelle Hiiiel, Mrs Korte loinilli. Miss Mttttle Hays. Jennie KelltR'V, Miss Neliuey l.vllli, Sirs Martha () Mnt-k. Anmiitla Murks, Anna Mnrry, Miss Mat lie I'oKiiore.

Mrs ilellv I'rlill, Mrs Mary Kol.iiisoii. Miss Anna Kivtst. Mrs Hattie liussell. Miss Minnie Mewart, Mrs Isaliella Slrouss, Mi Soph roll ia inrUell, Mrs li Waters, Alitv Walker, Miss liviuia Wa.hingloti. Mrs Mary Hr.NTI.KMKVS LIST.

Buntly I F. Itlllllt. sinitli I 'liarles, I liarle. iihlv. Michel Hurt.

A tt 1 1 ills. -Is. Kiank Klh. ill. K.ler, Win t.rct-M.

Kilwntit ll en lek John tuaiit. 1 lutina Hall. II II liaoiio.ii, Jerry Mill. IVm lulow. John Jones.

It Ixwry, I'ha. I ove. Nioti. irol) M.s ov. Rustrll Mntik.

Genera M.mt., Geo li't Hand, rmiierov, A I'ruuh. Piute. ll I'lirnrll, Willie Ku.rsl. Conrad Kii-ll lb niv south. Ali.rio MiHlter.

Klmer John Turner. Tiios 'lh ansa DuiiM i illiaias. riatlitaj i tV hi reti. Loin. irteuter, Aleter on, A urr-s J' llia.lley.

Perry romer, II I rexar. Nelson le. Kvans. I' K-he, Henry Fngart. I'at" Foster.

A Irt-utry, llr Gttssaiuait. Peter GriKlts, II lleluliiK, Andrew Hrlaiugli, Isaac llllls-ii. u.ihert Itunt, Wesley Johnsoii. Alfred ITt) Kill.uni, lander. John Met arler.

Jsetib (rob MH 'liirr, ll A M.siie, Henry Morris, Gtsj it! Marlette. lr Setsin, Lewi. Palm, A Pliel. I. Pa'tou.

Jamen Prii e. in Ki.hei. Knss. heller i Slarhinl, A-T Solilanels, Stewart, Tlnsiats fnuiif l'Fhi4l. 01ii Vi ilson.

Lee Yiaiuti. John irol) l'iJ'ATikj IMJiyitSji I iia.inau, FlorwisS Hani i aort, Abtttriaa, iayeiw, A ts-uUin, Mary oi.ii. Si; Xiiiegr. Edwaid I. -c -t? PA Xnm -bNaiaVri lute.

axsas Cttt, Mo, Septemlier 20. iet lal CortiiaiidiMs oTThw Coruraottiea1l Thehnrrjinii-to and fro Utttulrensa gn at evf ut Wiut" Uy iniurgiirateil. The exponttiou efett ai-eiss. of course. sMr'ljke 'lt such.

Without Kansas, "atTTsjTay at-. Kansas t'ity wonWn't tie raw. la 1 Sunday all iiwl 4noh, UnAantdetl abtsit the cxp.witi..nrotiinls, btiT there was a pnifnsl.iit of e4etnofjintliiisw a great i rtiahrnes 1flft.rrt number and stork ill There is quite a strong feeling in favor of migrating iwithllhrj Kaiptra V5us asiti.in f.i tJieJieHTrtrmt tti'innn'tt-The grtiunih ftVref firrCJJS costly and -S llBVOV yield up to the itu'ioral Ui'mantl Jor fsfttr HI city i sr i em. wtjl tt M. ntere.

I 1 he entries thrrtmm, wy sow uruem iat up.tui jot night for the close. i tie fiujJduijrf itallrenoatal and mOAof than.jKrX1 Agenin, MivttMW'tfiVtfn-Vjni asVljUtan-ufu. turorsare pyariji, "KJgtMiieiuiiMiujug I i i i I i i 1 jf i in cure yon, fkkk or i hakob. i nie great remedy was discoveretl by a niis-sionary in Saith America. Seu.l a self-ulilreiised enveloie to the Hev.

Juscjih T. I man. Station l. New York City. janAleiwlAwly A tits TklsMT.

tiennan Svrtip is the spti-ial prescription of Ir. A. lioairliee, a it-lebrated tier-man physician, and is acknowledged to lie one of tlie most fortunate discoveries in medicine. It quickly cures oughs, and all lung troubles of the severest nature, removing, as it does, the cause of the affection an-1 leaving the parts in a strong ami healthy condition. It is not an experimental iiieiiicine, but has stood tlie test of years, giving ssitisLulitiu in every case, which its rapidly incna-ing sale every season confirms.

Two million bottlta sold annually. Beware of medicines of similar name lately introduced. Btsai liee's tiernian Synip" was iutrodnced in the United States in IHtSH, and is now sold in everv town and vil lage in the civilized world. Three doses; will relieve any onlinary cough. Tru-e 7-'i cents.

Sample bottle 10 ceuts. jantwed-fri-HiiMw Taa Besvt I Ere lite Of. I. G. Starkev, a prominent and influential citizen of Iowa City, says: I have bail the iK-spepsia and" liver fur several years, and have used every remedy 1 rould hear of, without anv relief mhutever, until I saw your Shfl.ih's Vitalizer advertised in otir twiiiec.

and wss ierwuuleal to trv It. I am happr to state that it has entirely cure. I me. It IS certainly uie nest lu-inasty I ever knew of." Pnise 75 cents. HAH, Basmbs A Co.

wedfristinA Sold bv Snsixo- Ikm't niin your health and be disfigured with pimples and blotches, Isif use a bottle of lr. Marshall's the I fit, 'I fsll.wl Csfa mt tk PaUf orrEKED. lwltkatnllK tm Mrtekaatllie la tMUtatiavL. BVark Sflk and CnenUle Frinres 45. 5a.

sv TV-. ft Blark raakssius at and as tnrnaa wide, at v. tse, arsr, TTfye. Hark raalisasin. 1 111s rain, at tnrbea artde far, aadtl.

Coiorsd mini sll wool atotaie Ootb, rank. Cotorad Cnaasaena, 4S Incaass wide. Ser.arndl. Colored raakaaeraa. fuU line of ahaslea.

IU. V-fnlatta tMtisajj. thirty fbv turbes wide. Sheriff' Sale. Tne First NaUottal Cold stank of Santa tWrnara.

flainii. Aus-asta Travis. Williass A Travis frr thles. iutitt a Mui vane. Jsaasuaine i- nedna n.

a Uliaua Ewirsc. Ttfa-ka Bank and savinar Institution and J. Ucavay. sarSrtadabUta. I B7nata sswucTia wr fviasi ai aw via th- laarki Cuun of the third lu.li.

iai disirirt. in 'aad Sar aoanneeeutntr. skat kanana. In tne I entitled ease. I a ill tan 1 ussatat the 3Wh i A WA stud day.

at Use frwa dwaraf the court iuau-a- euy of nwu. snannreetsumT Sir sale at aublie aurtkaa at the hWnrat and bs4 bidder ar rash In haa.1. the toirowinx desrntard real estase. bswtt 1N Nn one hundred and eisbtf two i iaa. and vaar hundred and eis-hty tir IMI.

on Fourth atrre. in i rate. ad.lili.an to the rUT of Tiapeaa. la Bhawnt cvnnty. stale tat Ran The a bore aril bed real estate taken a the taroarrty of the assaee named defendanu-.

and will be sold without aopraiaeinent to aalisty said order of sal. as 1'ieen nnder ay hand, at air raffle ia the eity ol Topeka. shasmee county. Kansas, this rvd day of septeaber. A.

U. ssc WsBROW SLrrilf W. C. Webb, attawwey aar plainnd aettao 4 --srtiFTiai inr. In changeable climates like ours, everyone sliould remember that Hall's Balsam for the Lungs has proven itself to be a sure cure for ronsaniption, asthma, ilron-chitis, and all lung diseases and for a common rough cold we guarantee every It has saved the live of many, even after all hoped had tied.

Many of our intsst intelligent families would aa aoon be without woolen clothing in winter as not to have Hall's Balsam always on hand, for it never fails to immediately relieve all soreness of tlu thraat and lungs. A single dom takeu at bed time will geutly Warm the bloo.1, cause refreshing slunilier, and by morning an ordinary rough or cold' will Is" gone. Ask your druggists and v.sir friends co nee ruing the merits of Hall's Balaani. i-rice per butt le, 1 1 Remember we keep this excellent remedy on sale at onr drng store in Topeka, aud do most cordially rrvoniniend to our rastoint-rs and all good people. Kowley Brothers, Agents.

mayldAwly MONEY! Lower than the Lowest. 7 AND 8 PER CEHT. INTEREST. Aeenrding Is saawnt and lorstios oa IMPROVED FAHMS AKD Improved City Property. douey always oa l.snd If yon need Money on tasng or assart 1 laaa, call oa GAVITT 4 EOOTT, Loan Broker.

TOPECA. KANSAS Master's Sale. Is the rtreaH Cnnn of the I'nited states the IMatrtrt tsl hansa. Adelaide Sparfca, Coxa plalna nl. vs.

Isrbelia Rnarh. Benjamin Crlpfai, Jasaea In ran. Adelaide Hsnlns. Crv, Laura fcdaanta. sarahLrnn.

Frama Andersra. Wsa riiita. ba. npna. uiura.

Mast-liav t.nava and koswh.dearndanla. tana, laws Cniaas. Mi fati-r So fjta. In rhanrery. PnbUe nntlee a h.i.li etrea I Has hlsW arsl 1 virtue of a deeree tat the Clretiil 4 saurt lite a.i led suuea.

tar I be laMrlct kan-a. feds-rd ia the abue asailued suit. I wUl.on attasdsu. toe smi. day n( Urttatart.

A li Uase. al lurkaks aa uf said day. ewer al uiMtr aaie at aor-iaaa. and salt lo the blfbaat and tarst ladder ftar rwsh in lastad. at the than! dtasj of the Court Htane.

rn tbe my Itaseka. erauntT Rbawiase iHaie and iMstxvt ui Kanaaa. the tdlowiuaT deerribrd real r-4ai- lsn.i. and is nana una. rit Tne suutbweat quarter rf see sua nussta-r nine tei.

In M.a ra.1. ip nuanitri Seen Ilk) ranee DumtarT thirteen 11:11 in Wa bnsussea asayits and ante of kateasa. taaaiauaiias ten arfsai taf land. Vila the appurteuanrea Isnri, hasoasring. HIRAM MLI.N MmmmT Hi 1 r.

J. W. DT tsoUcskaT fut 1 i Ill WASHBURN COLLEGE, Th Pall Term Operas os Wednesdaj, September 14 th. Tatar erjorses ofaodT oeional Bwloesa. Vira Onr.

tlaaatrmJ, Prsrparmlory and I'olarTiaie. I autrwuent ronsaa sir yuunfr sssa In tne I oil re ail at fraw xe to 9S eenta tsr (reek, lasted laiate board at tm per week. i ne nans an ocuee se yrarar ladies at nt.w sasated. hnrsas ruinhhld Bar lias satss aaet at Dxan as to Is eentt nee week Tbe d.satratH- ar-tsns'siiis a on tbe lttaant Htjiyate psan fnrh TOUsX lode alda la sxasaehuld wtk la tbe extent of aljuut an Ssaar a day. nnder the arrstasaj super- ln ouailtT 1st inst rurtfasa.

la attrareiee aaad anas. ftasaaMe ttrtltrtes Par mass and bnard at extrewaeiy auw rtaaa.and la Ini wa. Uar snJamas of Caiainet and Aptawwlus. tbe ts.il.sxr nnw SVr mu a am I lajuiui.s In yosnh of buthsrxes dratruoa ofssnwruajalJMssufh adivatltsn PTTBh MaVHAR ddssas Teyetea, II sasss. HOI.

D. a A8r EIXd if P0I1TKEIT8. hVaa. t. Haskay wUI kddiua the aople tsf tbe nscood ncrrsili nsl diatrtrt spow tbe nation si pal Itiral Issssrsof the raanpaitjn al tbe t4bws aeand Wy.

salary sssiniani. rieat 79 rTsaanntia. adusalay evenlas. ss-pc zt Jiew Lamsaater. hsrwlay aRrraieio.

aa-tt rj. Jsnwatie. Fndsvy aveussx. sarpt. at.

Inudwin Ity, Saturday rsrpt Thayer. hVaadsy a a. may. Sasst. tt.

bend, sha, Tuesday errnnajt. aept S. Alloraaa. Wednesday eveiiiisj. ra-fjt.

9 rrrssusaaa. Wednsii asy esrmtiax. rsept as. Ailany, Tburatlay anenatasn, sirpt. JS.

torrllla, rmrsrtey esarmng. fef. -Jm. Ituaalo, frUmf alWtnuun. at I Kan uie.

Friday evenlus. a-l I Mtaand alary. Twaaaasy aS. issasa. Ort.

4. farsuna. Tueaday eeeulns. lai 4. Tilt fm.

Wednesday eretuna. I let a taiw. so. Thnraday Sf.nlia.Tlrt.asrr haiter Hpetnca, rriday esentrax. Urt.

lialisas. aaiafi fsuains. Od a Jufc tWy, Tnesday anarasas. (in tt Indeprsndenre, Wedueaday eeenlrar. Oet.

IX tissity. nuisaaTesenins. srs. is Issii uli, gndswrsaaiisi. larc lo.

I Connty rant sal tisamnitsa ara assjnssled saps, see that they are sci sdfaiilstd. that the las bit. an elnbs at the several -ass sai tally mxitVsl, snd their atw sairy snjtssnd la hearty eaurt as mast rmad rallieB ta the laulr Leatasa are enedially kneassd net aasxly be prass-sal at the a ill us bnt lo land Ibrtr raJnalAr aid therannrsaai'lne rspn. larauaeiula ia issr arxan -tastssa (tea slabs. wotletw of athsv mawtlnas will be glees tmm tlsae as Urns.

KS P. AkB. Chalrmss Saw. Das. Cam.

IMmu M. P. SasaaanT. hor Hsa. Ms.

coa. Com. tWTEMoi it. joHrs AWitmreYTsT SL Juha has naade Use SaUowinf mp. sasjaast stsjitng Use lanTasa; ttyde, Wadissaoay.

OrfcJsrr 5th. Jewrll tlty, annday. am, 2 arrlock, Bebdt. Tbnrsday. na.

Osasms Oty, rrtdny, ath. rawrkuas.aauarSas.SlJl hVrlMsraun sauirday. IK Asrhtsms. oawesassy. "ash LaasaatwtasA.

1 bnssday, lat. yaniseie, Prloay, 2M. Oiaiiroa, Mtsnrlay, Xjih. Pra ibsaaa. Twesday.

ssth. laillfiaiini Wadsnilsy, RlA -tninTTir Tnursday, xsan. Eraptrs Ctty, Friday, tath. Feet aeon rtaiueday ash. i osaeaea or Ha Lamed Chronrcope: Grasslort.rs by the million new over Launed Satar-day last going sooth.

None have lighted in this county. Eldorado Press: On Saturday afternoon a boy by the name of John "Hoover, between eleven and twelve yean of age, was killed by the west bound passenger train over the St, Louis A San Francisco road, at the bridge over the Little Walnut, just east of Leon. Chase County Coo rant: Last Sunday, just before night, we noticed on Bock creek that the air was filled with "snakes feeders," there being thousand of them second time we have seen that phenomenon in the last two weeks. Washington Republican: We have been shown specimens of coal, said to have been found and dug from the hills near Rich. Bonds' place, seven miles northeast of town.

The rein is said to be a foot thick where the coal crop to the surface, but no steps have yet been taken to open or explore it. Osage City Free Press: The Osage Carbon company have organized, with W. B. Strong, of the A. T.

A S. F. railroad, as general manager, E. Wilder, of the same road, treasurer, and Robt. Craig, of this city, superintendent.

It is not fully determined yet where the headquarters will he, but indications point to this city. Further developments will be made soon. It -is stated on good authority bv oar exchanges that cattle are dviiig o'ff by hundreds in Mission township. Brown county. Various rumors are afloat in regard to the matter.

A Mr. Herringtnn is charged with bringing Texas cattle to his farm recently, and that from these animals which brought the disease into the county, the Texas fever has spread ainng all the bents. An indignation meeting against Mr. Hemngton was held at Richland, Tuesday evening. Burlington Patriot; Sheriff D.

Miller left yestenlay for Dennison, Texas, with the six head of southern cattle that caused the arrest of, and lawsuit between Mr. Hotick, Mr. Weaver and the Steela The cattle were owned by Mr. Steel, and will be taken to Dennison, over the state line, on the route they came in on. This cleans out the last hoof of cattle bntught in by the colored people, and let.ua hope it ill not lie repeated.

Our county should send to Topeka this winter representatives that would favor the pas sage of a law making it a penal offense uo uring seaas came mui rvansaa at any time of the year inside of the dead line, if practicable. Oklalsi St. Louis, September 21. At a mrat-ine of citizens to lie held to-niifl-t to dis cuss the subject of ojiening Oklahoma to settlement, a report will be read, by the committee apts-iinted some time since to formulate the opinion on the statute of the lauds of the territory. The committee consisted of Judge John M.

Koutn and James O. Broadbead, prominent lawyers of this city, and Jno. F. Phillips, present metnlier of Congress from the Seventh district of this state, who is also a promint lawyer. The Post-Dispatch this evening will publish a synopsis of this reHirt, which, after a lengthy and elaliorate review of the whole question, reaches the conclusion that the Oklahoma is public laml, and canes within the provisions of the preemption and homestead laws.

It also advises the establishment of a U. S. district court and jHiblic houses in the territory. St. Louis, September 2L The Oklahoma meeting to-night was well attended, and quite a numUr of influential citizens were present.

Juuge John Jvruin read the report or committee, hich was adopted. John F. PhilliiM also spoke, contend ing that the people have the undoubted right to settle on ceded lands in tlie Indian territory. Judge John H. Terry favored the opening to settlement of the ceded lands.

He alsooffered resolutions.that were adopted, expressing the belief that these lands are subject to white settlement; that the o-iening to civilization is a matter of interest to the whole country; that our representatives in congress from this state be instructed to use their liest endeavors to secure such legislation as will result in ojiening the Indian Territory, and make the lands subject to the homestead and pre-emption laws, and provides for the appointment of a committee to confer with Captain Payne as to Uie most effective mode of securing the object in view, Major Bloss, of Kansas City, who is connected with the enterprise, said they intend to plant a colony of 5,000 men oil Uie ceded lands within three months, and said no president's proclamation tan keep them out. A committee consisting of Jndge Terry, Judge Kruin, N. C. Hudson, J. W.

Paramore, John F. PhilliiM and James Brown were appointed to draft a memorial to congress favoring the opening of ceded lands, anil asking legislation in tliat direction. The draft of the committee report pre sented to the meeting is as follows: By an act of congress entitled. An act to regulate the lands and intercourse with Indian tntiesand preserve peace on the frontiers, approved June I.H.'(4,that portion of country westoftfie MissisMipH river and not within the states of Mis souri and Louisiana, or the territory of Arkansas, and also that the portion east of the Mississippi river ami not within any state, to which the Indian title has not been extinguished, shall tie deemed Indian country. The soil freehold and jurisdiction of this vast territory, rei-og- nizeti as Indian country, was acquired from the Indians.

The I'nitod States acquired it bv purchase from France. The Indians never had title or claim to the country, and thev are now simply occupants by permission, and untler contract of the United States. It is a prevalent error that the Indians owued the country simply beca-ise. they occn- pieu it as minting gnmn.ts. At the time and while the civilized people pun hased and began settlement thereon, the Indians never ditt, and do not now hold the soil as a freehold, and do not have jurisdiction either in their nlial or lather asataruaioiis to any part of the United States.

The United States, through various agreements called treaties, assigned certain tracts of lands to various Indian tribes neither a freehold I ir fee of the land was granted II. ir was 1 tne rigtlt to oTtiiy in rjretuity iiranteif, nor could it be by the treaty making power. According to the law of nations treaties can lie UUUie Olllv hestweea civilize.1 people or nations. The rresl- dent of the L'nited cannot aell or iliHisiiaaP. raf .11 1 1 1.

lufiila 1 I 4 I gress alone has Uiis power. The amend- uieuts mentioned which cannot be called treaties, simply granted tieriuisaiiiii to the Indians to possess ami cultivate the Portions of country assigned to each. Thejr are subordiiiate to the United States; There is no independent Indian Nation of Uie government. The United States is supreme in power and uo foreign nation or government can or will be tolerated within it. The United States government is practically a self-ronstitnted guardian over the Imlistia.

After the war other treaties or agreements were made wilii the In.lians who had advia-atcd their rights by awiatiHg i in tne rctiel Hon, under existing acta of congress parties are duly atitW ixed to enter pre-emption and hotne-1 steai Is claims uiam any lands! not reserve.1 or apro)iriatii by thej government Rsr other xtartarjaea: tlie tit-t-1 tlement of these lands does not interfere with any police regtilationa of the gov-j ernmcnt reganling tlie control of the Iniluuifl. anil if there ia antt'li a aainils. tion, hich the eonnnittee lias lawn on-able to find, it is for want of authority to i i.n make it, and it wonld be vii-tnat reoeal of the acts of ciinrress m-hidi arrthorine the eattaliliahment tt nnsaainlina I homestead claims. Illlsrlt Mstllliat la Clessrslat. Washington, Septeiuber 21.

Internal Revenue Agent latham, Hontville, Alabama, in a letter to the crnimrssioner says Deputy Marshal lion lett retioru under date of 12th inst, from Creas-Dlains. that Derrntv Marshal Kllett and Lowe attempted to arrest Joe Little for uisti uisjuiung near toe ueorgia line, when Lowe was shot in three places hy Little and badly wounded. After Lowe was disabled Eilett fmrsued Little to or near a rhnrch, where prihlic worship wss being held, where Little was reinforced by armed men from the cbarch, when Eilett wss compelled to abandon further porsnic laasajsrvflla JJoekey rias, T.H-mt- at a-; tasaaaaa oej tasrasi nm-m laT a ISTaW SSSXf of sbea hey, hsU trel fast siiktilji and WMtfsh'rnterast and enOrasaaasn If mani Qted throrttjhoat the state-to 'pei Lnfce tiincibum tackle Uie fi-eah roJt the btus-srrass satsrst arm. t. With a eraeet rtrsS track bolt races will atlack thoasandti rjf srsPCstors.l The hotels are belox rapidly filled with southern "people who generally take la the Looisville races.

The meeting nmioeiwes Banna, Ont, September Williamj Howe. to be humr for the i nrunler of a nian namesi Adamsar RsU-i jrtagw, bnns himself in his pel! at 4-iisvt craus oi uie oa coiigremroDAl net this afternoon nominated Perry H. Smith, jr. Bridgeport, September The democrats of the 4th district nominated George W. Peck for tsongreas, in place of vt n.

tsamum, resigned. Niagara Falls, September 21. The poblrcauis renominated Richard Crawley for Cony lew. Ilanville, Vs, September 21. The republican convention of the 5th congressional district met to-day, and declined to make a nomioationl The majority of the convention is tfnderstood I adjusters candidate for congress.

to be favorable to the election ol the re- Pittston, Pa September 21. The dem ocrats of Lnaerno and Lackawanna coon-ties have unanimously nosninated D. W. Connelly, the greenback candidate for congress from tlie 12th district. New Brunswick, N.

September 21. The democrata of the 3d district nominated Miles -Ross for congress, to-day. The delegates from Monmouth and Uuion counties left the hall when the result was announced. Boston. September 21.

The democrats of the -id cTOigreNriioual district of Massachusetts nominated Axtel I "ear-born for iiingresjo aaavxeaa. San Francisco, September 21. Last evening President Hayes visited the rooms of the republican league and remained for an honr. He was welcomed by Ex -Gov. Lowe, presi.lent of the league, and was introduced to many of the leading republicans of the city.

The rooms were handsomely decorated with flags, flowers and engravings. Vallejo, Se'Aeiuber 21. This morning the president and party arrived at the navy yant on a steamer, and after landing was greeted with a salute of 21 guns. Commodore Calhoun and staff were on deck to receive him. The marines were drawn np in line to present amis and the band of the Pensa-cola played national airs.

The deck was lined with ladies and sspntfesnen from Vallejo. All of the workmen at hand were at the landing as soon as the oartv landed. They walked up the avenue as far as commodore Calhoun residence. where a receptaon was A few of the partv staved around the yard to view the HtasauMir. Thev left at one o'clock for Benicia here Uiey were to take the train for Sacramento.

Flags were flying in various parts of the town ia honor of the uiBtinguialied visitors. lervaMlssaml Kaftsaaltsasav. Philadelphia. I'a. September 21.

Tlie formal opening of Uie international exhibition of sheep and wool products at the main ex'sisition building, took place this afternoon in the presence of a fair audience. After addresses by Commissioner Ieduc, J. D. Whitehalen, editor of the Onia State Wool Growers' Journal, and Samuel Archer, of Missouri, the exhibition was formally opened by President RisselL HOME MARKETS. Tonsa, September 71.

lasa. PRODfCE AND PROVISIONS. r'reah laid. wr. lol AHiKs fsjasfiuc AFI'LKS HIS.

Air. rrKK- htaVss, l.laaraor. PEACH KS stal per bushel. Hut 1.1 bS kena, tl mm IB per diaa-n, "JHuV ait tea, lia- snuutdefs, Sn haras. I.t-.

pork, clear. mesa. tit. HKtUM Hemp. rat blue (rasa, tlmuthjr, prlfiie.

ts rtitum.su, Sj; rluver, tu. KLAX rsrlKIl Me. Ouminal at IsaaWrlr per amjk. HiiVINT r. wa6 511 per barrel, am tstuads net relicht inn barrel.

LA KJJ Kmxtered kettle. In tierrea, lur. Bl'KI-KINU'S STANDARD INKtiARS. AFVI.K KXTUA Wt'KI OmM. CX1KA Will i IN KAVOitll TOPEKA VlsKllAR XXX EXTRA IV.

PI UK 1'iHKR lar. INK iTt WHITK WINK lsjl BLK sjlKKNtal HaaxJr. VEGETABLES. BEANS While navy, hand Dirked, extra rhruVe, 9t. nietlhtro, 91 7 rt.miiwav nitsiiura, SI etituuaia.

II Hit raatisr, tl las. BtB- a a at ise oar anuaal. l.sminai at a Stjl A IIMII lia.s asr daaara. CABUAGIi Jlaiur fser duarn. atlLULltr KKTAIL KATES.

FLOt R-Xo. 1 tail, t2 Xo. tlnt.KaXt.-S patent tl.lr. tl 2fi. IXIK.N KAI-( nbnlled.

aar hi laalk; balled. Si, aatt-asi. tans SHllKl GRAIN MARKET, WHEAT Fall, No. 2, Tur; No. 4, tv.

rrjeeteil OIKS White, jjc. OA rs New, -sc RVB-Soc HA I.KV XJR. HOP Markets by Telegraph. New York Msaaey Market. IBjrTeletraph.l Ntn Tuak, Sepl ember Jl, tiua.

MONF.V per rem. PRIME MCKI A.NTILE PAPER pe rent. STKKUVti FXlHANLK-Bankers' Mile, a da) sijtht, 4 tMi, oovaajiaxxT aaMnv. titinuns of laas laa AW New i alltrVi Parlflrra MKaotlTi W.J. C.

P. Ib. C. P. Oram -K itS ran Is Hlnklnc ftinda.

BAR SILVER VS'i. OOVERNMENTH-Slrady Ha-S'saud and per rent, lower tar 4's and I'-s'a RAILROAD HONDO (srueratly atnaacand hlb-er Ikvr Inveatnienl hasma. STATE SKt.TKlTIEM rsteatly. fJTOt-KS The suark saarket opeitrd atnasj and adranrrd to I per rent, ia the general IM. while the LtM.

rose per rent. Hutaarunent-ljr HaTeulatiain beraaM depiiaaul and a decline raiurins; fruin l1 to i', per eeni. was. rena-drd. the Kanaaa Texas.

Ufa Misaaaalnpl and Wa-laasb teadina the downward miremeta. THe Natitmal Asaarauha of fenerai lasai sia I and tlrket avnta of Use I'nited stalaa and ranada euuinemssd Ms setai annual seasitas today A lanre majtaritr of the railnavts nf the United states and Canada are represented. The only tmporlanl artion was the annolntaaeat at a maaanltLrss rsT rrrertiuUTea of thirty -threw railnavh, oa the iwiskai aT thrnugh raiea. 'klesa Uts link aavrhea. BrllaapBnk4 Ckk aoo, Bepleaaberll.

laax. The Dnnrer's Jtmrnal this aflcrnooa reports sUws: MtkiH Re-eltta. lOjnOt shlramenta. ri.or artiwe: all asaal (raalea htarbrr: snixs-d. an liKht.

uuaaA rhtsirw bearjr, toasA Kraals' ts, 91 Saavt Mt qiatlitr saa-. all anld; closed attaatir, t'A rfXK Rerelnta, tjOBK idilptnenta, Tna: best aTmde armrre and Ins: expoeta and pmal ehiiajaihe, ft soma Aar, eoniraon to mediosa siiip-pinc. quiet and weak, 9R aaaaal Set atavassra, pleas tr and low. a aTsssj lax leedera, firm, as; eucuiDsai mixed haiti-heta. to SBasr at rood tu baa, tsa -i at through lexana, tkt tostx si.

Trad rerj "r- mmr i- The nrrrrer's Journal cable frtass London sastr. ATTILR DoKi saaasHHs ciir UmI IHyTilinsuk Kaisxas Cistt. September a. tana. The Coasaaeu ial lndia-sanr i CATTLE Reeeipta.

(lor lilssntiits.i7: saarxK lull and areak. wilh sua demand Sargiaid buu-h-e' wuBj sredeta and attakars at. ysamday Raeelias, san; ahipenenta. am marttrt ani re and 1 rxaer ami lad irhi hen sales raoard at iOsM Mlc balk at as. SHEKP sseiata.

truk sbl aaarkel atliet, and uas-baiisnl. lsrTwitsiSfh.1 mxirnA shade ra-trer; XX, tt sottj XXX, Iasm sr aaally, St asaJM Bc srhosss to saner. 4 Ss. WHEAT rsterwrc Ka red. KFKe Ortnoer sttwisarr assent her.

swsasxnawie year: set. arTtassjsjef sasBMwina; to Itiral ion, ksn. 4 do. ay 1 1 aar e. tARN Lower ssissW rash; xVe raaptrm-her; Ortotatr me m)i SJI1-' laarombei.

17 Se year. -het-. mirtrnmn. Orvstjei: year. st Irrn.

syi. A KLST-Steady and IJsAD HJsjhaar: sV Ul TTEji mAmmarcO. BI a-hajaasarf WHISKT-MendyisM ia tsriaiK nlrf a DbV SALT CAT i-arhanaasA BAOOit-tendy; tsaast -0, IS, SV 1 1 LasUs nraas-r lanre saisas pet eats aasea i posed to bas In tt a vt aritia. Wr 9ls.l LfTaaross, WerSrarieT tl, tssa PBEADRTTrss FVrn. rijis a asset rs.

WHKAT usasr whesn. snMasxOrlt txigit Kew. 4t ll-d." OA1S Saxd. ptHtg tis. Bt.x sas sr safdoias, sK i ning, September 24th, and at Wamejro on Thursday evening, September 23L Hon.J.

Sharp Walker, of St. Mary's, has announced himself as an independ ent candidate for the office of county attorney. Hon. C. P.

Jeffries will be a candhlate before the republican convention for the same office. The wind is pretty strong to-day, and the air ia full of rlust. Vnurs, pBDnOi YOUjTtt KEHf KXPTJBLICAS CLUB. i A List of Keabm of tie Stat ExacitiTt Com- BUttaa. Following is a list of the members of the state executive committee tr th I Voting Men's Republican Club of Kan-! sas, so far as the aipointmenta are made, The other counties will be supplied as soon as possible: Allen county D.

C. Anderir--J Houston. Sarnett "5' I Atrhisoa W. H. Smith, Atrhhon.

Barbrmr Kaoon Frank Light. Great Bend. Bourbon J. H. Went, Fort Seott Brown H.

W. Tier. Hiawatha. BufTalo H. S.

Booth, Butler W. D. Hoy, Eldorado. fhane 8. A.

Breeie, Cottonwood Falls. fhaittauqua f'herokee P. Harkness. Clay (Trrurr. tltaid earacirs.

Wey X. P. Garretson, Burlington. owley W. J.

Wibi. WinUeld i Crawford W. C. Spangler, Girard. Davis i lleratur Charles Johnson.

Oberiin. IiiotVianaMW S. U.IU... Dontplias J. tjoso, Ty.f i'j l.rarias.

Thaeher, Iwrenrw. Etlwards W. T. Bruer. Kinsley.

Elk Abe Steinberger, Howard City. Kllhv-D. C. Xellia, Hayality. Elbiworth Ford H.

P. Myton, Dodge City. Franklin R. Psnunore. iKUn.

Foote W. B. Johnson: Graham A. T. Hall, Nirisieuiua.

Greenwood A. W. Merenson, Eureka. Hainilton T. Overton, Hotlgeman A.

Sheldon. Burkner. Harper-John Cook. Anthony. Harvey-rW.

E. Lathy, 'Newton, Jarkson C. A. Oursler. Holtoo.

Jefferson O. W. Ms annon, Oskaloosa. Jewell Johnson Klngman'-Hiraai stout, Kingman. Kearney p.

L. Pierce, Labette L. S. Crura, Oswego. Leavauwoitlwlaetsuwar Hunt, Leavenworth.

Lincoln B. C. MrClelland, Lincoln Ceutre. Linn 4. fjjntv Monad City.

Ly, M. Ford, Kraporta. Marion S. T. Howe, Marlon Center.

Marshall E. W. Waynant, Blue Kanidi. MrHhenion- Miami c. J.

Eanwey, Osa'watomte. Mitchell I. D. Mltrhell, Beloati. Montgomery J.

D. Hinkle, Independeoca. MorrU F. A. Moriarty, OwnrB Grow.

Nemeha K. C. BasseU, sabetha. Netcho A. H.

Turner, Erie. Xess M. H.Mtdge. smallwood Ctty. NortotiM.

J. trUsle, Nortua. Osage P. E. Gregory.

Lyndon. w. ihoTi K. Hays. Oshorna Ctty.

tiuawa W. trtsauan, Uinneapolia. Pawnee P. T. Curlett, Lamed.

I'MHriew Pottawatomie W. H. True, Louisville. Pratt B. F.

Ijtne, Iuka. Reno E. S. Haraity, Htrtehimnti. Kepublie Rlrc V- BawMags Lf Kfley W.

A. Scott, Manhattan. Hooks J. H. Mirrhetl, Styrkton.

Rush- Russell W. A. Lewis, Russell. Saline I). C.

Lorkwosl. Salina. Stslgwick 8. 8. King, Wichita.

Khannee W. C. Gregory, Topeka. Smith Webb McXali, ttmitb CentrT. Staft'ont Scott O.

P. Reeves, Sunnier (luth rie, Wellingtoa. Trego Walunsee H. G. Urht, Washington.

Wilson K. J. Marker. Fredouia. Wisslwin Steele, Yates Center.

-w yaiiilotte W. B. Taylor, Wyandotte Bhawnat OooatT Diitrict Court. Tlie following proceedings were bail in the district court on Saturday, and were accidentally omitted from Sunday's pa-tier: Klla Montgomery vs. Wm.

J. Montgomery. Trial and decree of divorce, ami custody of child awarded to plaiu- utr. files Taber vs. Georjte A.

Anderson. I leiiuirrer to (art it ion verrnled and defpn- dan given 3J days to answer, and cause continued. F. G. Ilentig vs.

Kansas lan and Trust Company. Plaintiff given leave to amend petition, and defendnnt 10 days to answer. 1 T. M. Clark, a member of the Iowa bar, admitted as attorney and counsellor at law, to practice Ui the courts of this state.

i Mattiey vr. Matney. Motion to correct journal entry of judgment so that the judgment for costs should not include the fees and mileage of defendant. Wit nesses sustained. estate vs.

Frank Henry 4s charge of steaOngr Ky from saloon ofililward Moeaeii Trful bVijury anl verilYc of guilty, and notice of motion for a new trial. In the cases of the gamblers arrested some months ago, pleas of guilty were filed and the defendants were frnetl $5.00 and ccists each. MONDAY'8 PRtil KEDINOS. Jones vs. Blazo and Harrington.

Trial by Judgment for plaintiff, and notica fur new 1 State vs. Harrington. 4 Rehearing of motion toCwlmif defendant to bairar-gueii and takeo under advisement. Stata vs. Frank iU)nroe Trial by jury.

H. and C- Speucer defending by appointment of the court. Verdict of guilty, and notice of motion for new trial. 4 i.i i-if rjr SUPEEKE C0U8T. Cases Heard at Yesterday's: Sitting.

The supreme court met yesterday, and the following cases were disposed of: The stater vs. FrM. Deek Rogl ersj attorney for plaintiff; Clogston A Martin, for defendant. Error from Greenwood county. Dismissed.

The State vs. William Jennings. W. attorney for plaintiff; Gates Keplinger, for defendant. Error from Allen county.

Submitted on brief. The State vs. Henry H. Boyland and Reece iMeCurty, James Hoffniire, attorney for plaintiff; McCHure A Humphrey and Smith Davidson, for Jror.bvin DickiuwaactHintv. Submitted on brief.

The State vs. Win. Stackhonse. D. C.

Xellis and Geo. J. Barker, attorneys for plaintiff; J. G. Mohler and A.

D. Gilker- son, tor defendant. Error from Ellis Submitted on brief. The State vs. James Stewart.

John D. Hinkle, attorney for plaintiff; Hill 4 Breadhead, for deJcndant Error from Montgomery county. Continued. 1 Habeas Corpn Case. On Satunlay, Sheriff Thrall, of Sumner county, brought to Topeka to deliver to Sheriff Allen, of Decatnr county, Iowa, a man named David Snraetie.

charged with stealing horses. This prisoner secured the service of Messrs. Campbell Herald and sued out a writ of habeas corpus before Jndge Carey, of the pro bate court. The writ was not granted, and Sheriff Allen left by the night train with his prisoner. There are eighteen indictments against Sprague, for offenses of the same character.

Marshal Dt-staa' has rsceived from John McKInnejSv of handsome silver badge," upon which are irtsrribed the words "James Dnstan, chief of poUee, Topeka, I was sent in remembrance of a favor Jim had done the detective. Seal BitaM A acntleman from the east came to Topeka a few days ago, made some pur- coaaeaor city property, sold at an ad-J vaneeof fo.QOO, and returned home in side of a WhosaraToDekaisnot boomiag? -t A al. al. In The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. There being so few members present at the time of convening, a motion was made to adjourn until Saturday night, but it did not prevail.

Young men came in until at a late hour a goodly number were present. The central executive committee re-ported that the room formerly oca pied by J. Wilson, could lie rented for a headquarters for the club. A motion to have the committee secure the room was lost. The committee was granted further time to organize a county committee.

H. P. Dillon, Will R. Stivers, A. Quinton and J.

D. McFarland, were named as the speakers of the evening. On motion of Mr. Ramsey, the president; secretary and treasurer were appointed a committee to organize drum corps. On motion of J.

King, the executire committee was instructed to negotiate for Union Hall, and secure it for holding public meetings. The meeting, then adjourned until Thursday night, to meet where the daily pajiers designate. Saatk af Will Weymoath. The news of the death of Will Weymouth will lie received with surprise and regret. Our particulars are brief, being only tliat he died of heart disease at.

Winfield, at one o'clock yestenlay afternoon and Unit the remains would arrive by the morning train. Xotiee of the funeral will be given to-morrow. Our Iiuisville correspondent tells us of the sudden death of David Anderson, of that plact. Mr. Anderson was one of the first settlers of Topeka, and lived here till ten years ago, carrying on til harness business.

He was a gissl citizen in all the relations of life. Wetliieaday's Daily. Opinion! Filed Yesterday. The follow ing opinions were filed in the supreme court the 21st of Septemlier, 1880: James Soper et al. vs.

H. X. Medberry, et al. Frror from Miami county. Re versed.

By Valentine J. Louis J. Holthaus vs. Jane Farris. Error from Pottawatomie county.

Prior order affirming judgment set aside and cause re-instated upon trial docket for hearing at the next term of this court; per curiam. Susan Dow ing vs. M. Reeves. Error from Morris count v.

A limned. Bv Brew-erJ. Charles E. Smith vs. John C.

Rogers, exeetttor, Error from Shawnee county. Affirmed. By Valentine J. I. N.

Hayes vs. John R. Rogers, et al. Original proceedings in mandamus. Judgment for defendants.

By Brewer J. Mary A. Sanders vs. John D. Knox.

Error from Shawnee eountv. Motion to set aside order of court and re-instate, cause overruled; per curiam. The White Sewing Machine Company vs. A. C.

Wait. Error from Saline county. Reversed. Horton, C. J.

The t'ity of Solomon vs. James Hughs. Appeal from Dickinson county. Affirmed. By Valentine J.

James Frazier vs. E. Benton. Error from Smith county. Affirmed.

By Horton C. J. The State vs. J. Wilson.

Appeal from Harvey county. Affirmed. By Brewer J. Mary H. Shelby vs.

Byron Jud.L Error from Wyandotte county. Affirmed. Me8rs.Bartlett and Cree for the plain-tiffin error. II. L.

Allien for defendant in error. In re Millington et original hulieas corpus case. Judgment that the petitioners Is? discharged, the court bob ling that the jietitioners weie wrongly sentenced and illegally restrained of their liberty. W. Webb, Messrs.

Iyburn and Brush, and Messrs. Webb and Black, attorneys for the ietitioners. Messrs. Davis and Jetmore for the defemlanta. Memphis, Kansas Colorado Railwav company vs.

John W. Thomson, and A. A. Osgood, as clerk of the city of Parsons. Original case in mamlamus.

Judgment for the defendant. This was an action to compel Parsons, in Labette county, to iwue of bonds to the K. A C. Railway company, voted January 29th, 1878. The court held the railroad was not completed in time, nor in accordance with the conditions of the provisions voted upon, and that therefore the issue of the bonds could not be compelled in the action.

Messrs. Ayres attorneys for the plaintiff. A. L. Williams, R.

T. Holloway and D. Kelso, the attorneys for the defendants. In ret Allison. Original habeas corpus case.

Judgment that the petitioner be discharged, and that he recover costs. Hi court holding the imprisonment illegal. W. C. Webb, Messrs.

Pybtirn and Brush, and Messrs. Webb Black, at torneys for the petitioners. Johnson for the state. Iavis a Emil Werner C. Edmiston.

Error from Sedgwick county. Reversed. H. O. Ruggar and Messrs.

SIuss Hat ton for plaintiff in error. Messrs. Stanley A Wall, attorneys for defendant in error. Proceeding, in the Supreme Court September 21st, Mary A. Yeamana, vs.

Jennie M. James, et al. Error from Wyandotte. H. L.

Alden and James M. Mason attorneys for plaintiff; Holmes Dean, Seroggs Bartlett aud Wallace Pratt attorneys for defendant. Continued. W. R.

Axford vs. Hiver Hubliell. Error from Greeuwood coonty. W. Huffman and C.

M. Foster, attorneys for plaintiff; Clogston A Martin, attorneys for defendant. Placed at head of docket. Willis Wills, et vs. Geo.

B. Wood, et Error from Wyandotte county. Jas. M. Mason and Nelson Cobb, attorneys for pasutttittH; Scruggs, Pratt, Sharp, Aolmes A Dean, Alden and Bartlett, attorneys for defen.uwit.

Josephine Douglas vs. Wm, A. Hughes. Error from Osage Ellis Lewis, attorney for plaintiff; D. H.

Vanderventer, attorney for defendant. Dismissed. Joseph McDonald vs. H. D.

sShepanl etal. Error from Osage county. E. M. San ford for plaintiff, Ellis Lewis for defendant.

Submitted. Daniel Stainbmok vs. Rachel Drawyer. Error from Linn county. J.

D. Snoddy for plaintiff, A. F. Ely for defendant. Dismissed.

Eli Burhans vs. Josiah C. Hutchison et Error from Douglas county. S. A.

Riggs, L. 8. Steele, L. W. Hover, B.

J. Horton for plaintiff. S. O. Thaeher, John Hutchings for defendant.

Continued. John Seckler vs. John Delia et at Error from Leavenworth county. H. T.

Green for plaintiff, Lucien Baker, L. B. Wheat, Wm. McN.Clough for defendant. Submitted.

Isaac H. Sheppanl et al. vs. Elizabeth Thomas. Error from Miami county.

Beeson Baker, J. G. Slonecker for plaintiff, W. R. Wagstaff for defendant Placed at heel of docket.

Martin Dodge, of Burlingame, was admitted to practice in the supreme court. FostoSot Ckucat Kansas, during the week ending Sep- tember IS, lfurnished by Wm. Van Mrs. Lacy A. Iibby.

Dtsrontinned. Ash Grove, Books county; Lebo Creek, Coffey coantj-; Lisbon, Chautaoqna county. Postmasters appointed. Adams Peak, Pottawatomie county, Jerome J. Hotden, Butler coonty, Edward J.

Ka-i ton. Eastablished ValiW.GisAhameeinitr.i Wsn.B. Allen; Webb, Barton rorrnty, HenrvWebb: ZpiJirv Mib-tioii nunb a heart. Williaai was born on the 21st of November, 1855, being the second child i born in Topeka. the first having been Topeka Franklin Zimmerman, who was born the previous October, and the present writer had the honor of naming him for the city, then less than a year old.

Both of these "natives born" have departed this life, before either of their parents, who are left to mourn their loss. William married Hiss Helen Maus, of Winfield, on the 18th day of February last, thus leaving a young wife as chief mourner. His coipse was brought np in a car on the night of the 30th, taken to bis father's house on Harrison street; from where it was taken to the Topeka cemetery on the afternoon of the 21st and interred; funeral services being performed by Reverends J. B. McAffee and Peter McVicar.

Special services regarding this afflicting dispensation will be held at the Lutheran church on Topeka avenue, by Rev. McAffee, of which notice will be hereafter given. The family return their thanks to all, for their sympathy and kindness in their affliction. Ckaxe. Kcanlinoaa af 1 aspect.

The following resolutions and memorial of respect were passed by Ohio Lodge I. O. O. F. on the death of Wm.

Ayres: Whereas. Brother 'Wm. Ayres, P.O. of Ohio Ixxlge, has been called from us in a sudden and unexar-td manner, leaving us at a time when his counsel and aiil is most needed leaving a blank in the lodge that wilj not soon fillet; a work bijf 'member ever ready to go wliere duty rails', bet her in tie relief of the distressed, or at the sick or dying couch; an energetic worker in the lodge, always present to help do the work so much needed in the lodge; comprehending the work in the broadest sense, he saw more of its beauties and capabilities for good; ami, Wherkas, The family have lost a kind husband and kind father, the head ol the household, the community a good citizen, an energetic and thorough worker in hatsoever field. liesulivd.

That this lodge and its members offer a tribute to his memory, and will endeavor to profit by his example andjaork. Hetolrrd, That the members offer their condolence to the family and friends and tender their heartfelt sympathy, and JirtiJtvd, That the members wear the badge of mourning prescribed by law, and that the lodge be draped in mourning. B. F. O.

Kin-sly, L. P. Wordes, Committee. Kansas City Fair-To the editor of the Commonwealth: Kansas City, September 21, ltfSO. ne ex position grounds were in a fearful state of irregularity, yesterday, occasioned as much bv the exhibitors getting in late from the boom at Bis marck.

This morning, no doubt, onler ill be restored and the exposition will le in good running order. The variety is creditable. Tlie agents of the great manufactories of farming implements, who have large stocks on hand here, are making a large display. This branch will he the only one which will equal the great Kansas fair. Kansas City has gnjsrn in her accom modations the past year, and the signs along the street are plunty: "Lodging, 15 to oO cts.

Square meal, 25 cts. So that the famished visitors of the former vear will have a better chance for eov i fort- All strangers who reine in from the east remark, "What wonderful people these western people are! How much push they haver Thursday will be Kansas City day. Topeka ought to be down here eu inuw some day this week. Of one thing be assured: There are more pretty girls to the hundred in To peka than anywhere else in the west. Bring 'em all along, and bring ours.

Yours. The address of Judge F. t4. Adams, de livered before the Marshall County Old Settlers' association, and published "in the Champion of Thursday, the llith contains in concise form those histori cal facts which every Kansas schoolboy ougnt to know, ami which verv few of them do know. It was onlv a few years ago that a historical starting point was found in the discovery of the storv of (nrona.lt) 's exiaedition in 1540.

The his tory of Kansas between the mtirrli of 4 oronado and the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska act has never been given in fewer or better words than those of Judge Adams. Champion. Schawl District Ketaraa. County Clerk Knight says the clerks of the following school districts have tailed ed to report their tax levies, via: Nos. Kl, 3.1, n.

and unless reported soon the districts will not have any money to run their schools. We think a law providing that a successor should be appointed when a district officer neglects so important a duty would lie a good thing. Topeka Free Library. A considerable number of new books "ve just arrtve.1, ana are ready Tor de- livery, among them many of the latest fictions, an attractive line of travels, sev eral interesting Besides these a large numlier of works in the different deiiartments of science, miscellaneous literature, essays, will lie ready in a few Tlie synod of the presbyterian church for the state of Kansas, will meet in Atchison 0-tolier 7. Reduced return fare can be had on all the principal railroads in the state.

A ladies' missionary society will lie organ i led in connection with the synod. All delegates expecting to attend will please notify Rev. M. F. House, Atchison, Kansas.

i To Teackars. There will be a meeting of the teachers of Shawnee county at Lincoln Hall, Satunlay, October 2, 1880, at 1:30 p. for the purpose of reorganizing the teachers' association. A full attendance is desired. D.

C. Tmorsosj, President. John Mm Dos a i County Superin tendent. A Bay Thief. Officer Oilman, of the First ward police, arrested a colored boy yestenlay, who was caught in the act of stealing a pair or shoes from John Miller.

The boy was locked np for a few hours and then released, Mr: Miller refusing to prnae-cnte. 1 It is to be hoped that Jndee Adams will get time from his work as sesrretary of the State Historical society to prepare at no distant day at least a school history of Kansas tlip (tmo Tnoro competent than be, ino jne else hos te etjteri- als atlianst ao i a i 1 'W jj A county exchange has been established in the Jerk's office. Common people would call it a set of pigeon holes in which ore kept papers pej-taining to each township, and to certain cotjoty officers. It is as sjerrieeablo by one name as another. Jt Osssttlssnl IB Mr.

J. J. Fiaher ytstei-day ahowed onr reporter a bolt of cotton, picked from a stalk raised oa bis land east of Park dale. It is a fine "wzipl. and xsmonistrates the tlvat cotton can be.gwwn here.

ttio aoonty id vfavtenlar retrtrnevl lo bis old brooglsihore by a U.8. iTaarwlial from ChiosgOs-. County Xreaaurer Thomas ia making op hia last annual settlowient. He da-sires to tarn the office over to bis suo Brsxiibrd MUler, on the 10th jproximo. grest BI.hsJ Inritier.

Sild by Sw ift A hly hair, whlrh a Srw aaolirationa will aeodner liolli.lay. sep'iddiW lw thJ awl frrsbnaaa taf ynuta. Haraaaras and i a soar in Ma tara-raOiaa. a a tnrtisasarsliar aa a danaa- I hsve Miflered from kialnev I ta-snd ateeperaally rained (Var the watt inst re for the fatst ten years, savumpauiie.1 with and rt. bneaaofbieRhnatrta.

It eontalna netth-nervous sauuiis. "gave me nnr soil or eolor white but teiiiaimry but nsiug I wsarht set las hsnx na th hah. and karps three and one-half ladtlesof Warner's rtrow. Safe Klitlm and Ijver cure, my ncnous Fut San it Duma spasms were fnlirrlii relieved. My sgeisj TSathtrs I slaihisa 1 1 slnlhisa III seventy-seven years.

I this Are row disturbed at slant and hnaxea of roar The Frleatl af Dsrllrats Laaiesa. Warner' Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is the rentes! tliat will cure the many ilineasfn ptsrultar to wtwuen. Headachca, iM-aral(ia, disordered aervea, weakneaa, mental nhocka, and kindred ailmenta are etfVvtuallv removed, by ita nae. Tae M'ltkrr'M ilitifaziiu. seuSldatwlw.

mrT nmm mmm aasssetj Ami it'a all on atvotint of voor imli Maaiasrsc'. Pai Tnaar AiisraiaJaaaa vrestinn. Kaown Kapsis toxic mrnialiatsj the Htninarh with the art ive pn bo pleat of tliiaisatitm- nresi tone to trie avatern aiwl nirsss Kuraale by all drag- IftstH in liajjeftaamt Kanaaa. aepl5dswtf s-aa-anaa Far the Bltsad aatf Liver Use Kxtrarl of Sarsaporilla and Dandelion with Iodide of Potaasinni aepisdawtf 2 8 and 9 For ready money, lowest rateo and easiest ternifC from making until laying of) loans, rail najn A. Picrott A Co.

ni4L27dawtf I'M Brawa'a Vesretablo Liver Pilla. Tlie Western Reruedv for biliooaneM and si. heatlat All dntvkriata sell them. aeplodAwtf Try Brawa'a Tar Traehea, Por anise tlimait aint etenrinir an.1 Kaiiaaa avenue. Betitl'w4t Fellows Syrup of Hypopbosphitea, by restirring strength to the nerves and muscles of Uie stomach, cures dvspepsia, which is but the result of loss of nervous strength, followed by muscular relaxation.

wlw LOCAL I0TICES. Corcita -Brown Branrhlal Trarnea are naed wilh adrantaire to allerlate Cont-ba, Sore Thmatt, Hoarw in as and Broorhaniral afaVrtiosia. For thirty years thane Forbes Kara bean ka ass, with aa-aualljr lisTiiaslna arur. Tney ass swt new and ntitrtrd. bat, barinc been tested bj wide and roa-stairl use Sar nearlr aa entire genermtlon.

they bare attained sretl nan lied rank animal tae was stankt seined ira at tha taa. TaxTsaoAT -Brown's BioarJsial Tmrbes-act dirmly upti live nrsrans of the eoire. Tbey hare an extnordlnary rflert in all disorders of lb Throat and Larynx. TesaVa-lrisa saBallky ansa when relaxed, either from eoid or oeer xettkaa of the voire, sad prod tire a clear and distinct eatusrkv tii. Saken and singers find lh Trorhes nae-Ail.

A Corton, rioin, CsTaaan or Snra Thraat requires laamediale aUenllon, aa ssrsjiset often Usaaa results In sntne htrnrable tAtng tStrsse. 'kmnl Bruorbial Trorhes" will alntnat Inrariaoly fin relief. Imitations an oMsrrd tar sake, saany of which are InHtrtfaaa. The genoins -Orowa's nronrnasi i turnea are smo only in boxes. jamsdtuea.th.an kaalaw AdranHnc yean, rare strknesw.

dlannpninnaent. neredaary pMlsnnauoiir-aU Ofaperale to rum the hair gmy. and hbrr of thesa tnrlinea to shed prrsoaturely. Ayer's Ralr Vigor win rrs tore tadedor (ray. Ilcirt or red hair to a rich eteanaes the scalp, grelng ll a healthy anion.

It rrwaovra and ernes dandrnn and hnmorm. By Ra use ttlllnt; hair is cheeked, and new aowth will be pmdrasrd hi alt ewsen where the tdlirles ne. not deatnsred or the ghuvts derared. Ii eflv-rts an? branliSilly ahown on brnshy. wsnk or reat by a sit child suflertnc and rrytnt wMh tbs exrrurialing pais of rattlnsL irath? If so foal asarw- and st a hattlo af Man.

VIKsLOWw wsiTUlSli SVIU.P. will rrUrre Use ssaar lutia stiOeRT Imasrtlialely depend upon a. Usees a as mistake about H. Tbete Is not a am her on earth whohswrrcr ward tt, who will not laU atones that tt will irsrnlnts th htrsnsa, and grrs asst Is the satsher. and teller sad health Is tbs child operating like asaaic.

It is perlrrtly sas to saw In all eaart, and pleaannt Is lbs lasts, and a tha peearrlptlon at one of the cadrat snd heat Ssssls labssavtaas and nenasn la tha It asreTwheao.waaabolL stnznsed TSI1D OOIOiESBIOIAI, DIITIUT. Hon. TTrmnss Ryan, republican caadi- fr congress in the 3d distrirt, and others, will address meetings at the times and places stated below: tv! air. at 1 n. sx ts-utewiuer Sad MrPbrratin.

at 1 p. a. IWuteailasi eid i.Ttsas. SI I a aa Newtian. at sv.

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Wellliatton. i sa, tlrtober Slh. iSksiwissi Kalla, as Ostubee TUt P.nuaria. 1 p. las.

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ss, a-Usbertrath. Merlins, 2 hv BS UrsaaWcjaXa. Htax. A. a.

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-n WTT-IJAaf STMS. Oasirwi SVsa1.IMan rewttaJ sambas caa. Mat. aattwaxa aasatarnt, Sajcittsry. tzrvtuokt ciirriiQw nxer ooasta UCnU.

alnTnlCl-t. Hon. John A. wttl nddreas the psmls 1 1 1 t-rl iaauea the day at the aalsnasins piaesar. OsMssraia.

atenriay. Sent sa a p. as. Burrlaik. luestlay.

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SO. a a. as. koaaell. Friday.

Cart. 1, 1 p. as. MeaiskriUa. Btaaday, On I p.

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sa. Pranktsrt, Taewlay. Oet, IX, p. SB. Maryetillr.

ToradaT. tar, n. BL Hamarer. Wadnradar. Ort.

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p. sa. Hasraths, aatnaaaUy. I an. a pi.

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tar. SB, 1 p. as. Oskaitaaaa. Thnr-lay.

lux. JS. p. St. larasewwawtls, Prtday, Ort.

JB. ss. Thtf saai it a ix-rasled by Use eetskral ac earh veetlat g. s. swntass, C'haxlrassa 1st Mtt, ttsax Osa.

dim as gsttstsaj a Dtst. mm ess. Cmm, taws sr the manna ass as and tuxirw snrh snasrwsa WIS saast shassfsa saaaSbse atnsi isnre liSsst aayirlally tsrsiUat. ersaa-ted that star a ssises as may kadas- city generally. Anthony Joural: At the morning ser-I vice at the Congregational church, last Sabbath, a formal presentat ien was made of a Iieautifu4 eimiinnnion service ami bible.

They Were sent bv friends of Mr. B. H.Steilinan, at his old Massachusetts home, and were gifts most appropriate in their character and most acceptable to the Congregationai society for whose use they are Intended, and is lieantifully chaste and artistic design. The fullowf-. ing was adopteil unanimously, asexpress-, ing the sense of the eongregation: Remlted, Tliat we, members of the first Congregational church of Authonv, Har- per hereby acknowledge the donation of a beautiful communion servu-e aud bible, from Mr.

K. Taylor graal remntv to all sunenng from ner- v.sis tnmbles. Mis. Miit Ka sBflt.H), Pa. acpJI.lAwlw Maggie Wright, of (ioshen.

Mercer OHinty, Wo who has lawn a helpless cripple fnam hip-joint alLsease since her infancy, hss entirely mnvrml after a short stay at Drs. I hrkersou A Stark's Surgical Institute, at Kansas City. Mo. sprtldt ue.tli rduat A we A as ant t'lwssssr. Tlie i mine one salesn.1 great popularity of tireen's August I-lower in all towns and villages in the civilized world lias catiseti uiauy imitators to adotd limihrr names, exiiei'tiiig to reap a harvest ttarl themselves at the expense of the afflicted.

This Medicine was intrtahs-ed in 1 sort, and for the cure of lh'H-psia and Liver Complaint, with their effects, such as Sour Stomach, art ivenem. Nick Mom-ash fei. Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, Vertigo, eu- it nrrrr sv faUrd to onr ktfttrinlijr. Three duties will relieve sny case of llysiietaria. Two million liottles siild last year.

Prv-e 75 cents. Samples 10 cents. Gaxex's Atlas isn Diary Alhasac, the most exiarmie free alumnae ever publish etl, sent free on re.fi tit of two cent stamp. f. I taKCCX, Woodtanry, X.

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of Seeley, York craunty, Nebraska, a few weeks' sgu linsiitht his ilaughter to Uie Kansas City Snrgital Institute for treatment. The lainen of her font and ankle joint hsxl hecome so dis- essetl that the snrgeatns fiMimi it necessary to amputate the fs-t alnve the ankle). llr. Ijickerson A Stark were the sajrgeona who perfin-tned tiie oa-mtitiii. sepzidtiiealiusakrwitdtw I While the fieltls were maming over.

Breathing new-mown bay ami clover. rt II think of her. as la our wont. Whose teeth and breath are, every day. vi nite as lute clover sweet as liay.

And all from using YTX IH IXT. set iSldtuewt hur Asat A I A Mather's The pride of a Mother, the life and ioy of a liotne, are ber children, hens her grief when sick ness enters and takes them away. Take warning then, that ion are running a terrible risk, if they are Whooping C'oogli, WH'b leaa to Consnmption, if von do not attend to it at ooce. Sliiloh Con-sntaption Cure ia frijaranteed to core theta. Price IO ets.

cts. and I For Lasrar back. Hide or Chest, wee Hii-loh's Pororts Plaster. Pri 25 tia. Sold by yottr seplweowlyr Tfcas I Eves Kaew Of J.

G. Btarkey, a prominent and influential citizen of Iowa City, says; 'I hare had the DrspeusU and Liver (xmi plaint fur several years, and have need every remedy I could hear of, withont any relief whatever, until I saw your Shiloh VitaJixer advertised ia oar paper, and was persrjavled to try it. I am rastifay to lata that it has entirely eared aoe. It is certainly the best I ever knew Price 75 cts. Sold by your Drnggist.

epSiweowlyr SHILOHIi CATAKSH EEMEDV. A atarvetoaa care lor starm, IJiptneria, tanker month, and Head Ache, 1th eacti iKatue there fa aa ingenioas tvsssd lajeetor for the asore sarccaiful treat- txteat of the cmi plaint, withoot extra charge. Price 50 t-u. sep23weowlyr ami other rriemls -of Springfield, and that we express to these friends our hearty thanks for their kind remembrance of ns, in our endeavor to fulfill the command of our Lord and Saviour in this frontier country. From Tueaday't daily.

A Chapter of AociieaU Poliuci. IxirisviLi.e,-' Septeiniier 18, 18S0. To the Editor of the Comsiokwealtb Our usually quiet little city can furnish yon a chapter of incidents and accidents this week, quite unusual for a country town. i K. S.

FeK, who was working on a well for Mr. Richey, slipped from his place and fell feet foremost about thirty feet. Xo damage done, only severe bruises. A little child of James Wilson died this morning. lUnvid Anderson, an old and resjiected citizen, who has for several years been engaged in the harness business, was found dead in his.

store to-day. Davy, his son, went to dinner, and when he ennte itit-k his father was sitting, dead, at his desk. Hie liereave.1 Eunily have the sytnpatlues of the entire community, Mr. Freil. Mtull-ster BluJ bis fetl ml.

Mnaltester ami bis father. of Itcghorn, were coming from Warn ego mis aiternoon, when a shotgun that they had with them aeekiently went off, the whole losd passing through the left arm near ttio uKol.iu. unoc hum- ly to the city where the wound was Iressed by Drs. Duckworth. Sahin and Brill.

The. bone is badly fractured, but the doctors hopes of saving the arm. Mr. Fred. Manchester is a school teacher of high standing in the county, who has litany friends who sympathise with him ht his misfortune.

A gay and festive wedding occurred in the city to-lay. A Mr. Sparks and a Miss Brown, had got tired of sparking it brown, so they hied themselve from Shannon Wtttthip fertile imfy met their friends who are temporarily sojourning in the. county cooler; and under the kind and proUcting care of JaUor Switaer, the whole party tnarcbed up tojustice WJut-lock'sofic where the twain were made i one in fleshy accident happened! a mile I liere is talk of having a tiremiuni fhr out of town ,11, tliebtltiUng edtutrof; a news- One thing is morally certain, if the parties who have things fin- sale to Kansas people knew of the circulation and popn- lanty of ThkComokwralih, and how generally it Is remd iq tie maia towM of I he state, the aforesaid parties would not lst wie day in gvfting their adver- tisementg well displayed in the i iiiwhI of the state. I Each day you will be of the important events of the exposition.

-'V jj 'u 1 1 Judge Carey issued Uie accessary pa. pers to R. B. Kidder and Lucy McCaa-non, yesterday, an then tied the knot or mem. Iwiari'rjKt, on ecaja frqtir rear asVi..