Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-01-30

OUT IS1ends In the city are req neat
cd TO send us the names Of neraor,
OF note visiting them from 4 distance
we propose having personal column
In HE HERALD
There were three conversions =.
the Second M. E. church an var
Buren, and 18th. streets,last sundar
night, and the good work still goes
on. eOO-
We saw abe whole affair. We vii
give names unless matters are kent
quiet. 1t happened on Second street
Sunday night last. The parties are
known. . :
william Hatcher has purchased thu
barber shop formerly owned bv Prof
Jennings, at 1887 Kan sas avenue
where he will be pleased to see all
his friends. oil
~ ~ do not receive postage uaeM
20 stamps in pay ment for sub. an
Ese scrlPtlon to THE HERALD ssa
~ oehd money order at orr san
~ expense. We have a supply an
SsaS~ OF stamps on hand now. -aaT.
WE invite correspondence from all
portions Of the country. Persons
contributing to our columns must
give real name, not necessarily for
publication, but as guarantee Of
good faith. -
There is very damaging rumor
'noat In reference to- the manner Of
of the corpses of persons
lying at the barracks. We forhoor
;.omment, as the matter will be inves.
igated.
The Capitafot' this city claims to.
ave the largest circulation Of. any
ally paper in Kansas, and offers to
i've one hundred dollars to anv char.
'abie object if such is not the case
A New Coal Yard.
2. W. Turner and Richard Jackson
ave opened a wood and coal ward \,
q 10th street bet. Kansas ave. and
ackson, where they will sell wood :
70 coal in large or small quantities ,
i've them call.
we present to our readers TO-DAY :.
article copied from the T,eavon.
orth Times, charging the Rev. Hub :
'rd with bastardy.W We hope the Rev.
'ntleman may prove himself limo :"
mt Of the charge: P
JAS BALLs--1n this city Jan. "a .
ed ~. He leaves a wife and two sc
lall children to mourn his loss
nlGd believing in God the Faith. v
: MS BODY was taken to Valley
Ills. Kansas. to be buried:
ANDERSoN--Tn Kansas Civ. Mo a.
q. ~ 1850. Mary Eliza, dauohter
y. 5. w. and Mary Anderson $500 TO
years. 6.months and 2Sadavs
AS surprising as it may appear to- ~ ~
me- there is sucffa thiAg possible ~
oelng talked to death. The writer -
thls will probably survive. bu,
other set'tolike the one re had tho -
II slr. him. VIII
me coal dealers of this CITY have ST.
F'"e" syndicate to keep the price 70
coal up to Is and 90 cents ner b
shel' by never keeping but =,
AL quantity on hand A very
'rp trick but the poor people are "'
sufferers. his
'Or friend F. r. Mckinley the gro. f.,
y tennessee town, appears to be -,
nga good share of the business ia
nat lively locality. We hope him
cess ana know he deserves the,
re OF patronage he is receiving CIV
store is situated on the corner Of by
and Clay streets, and he can and of
treat you we'll. that
LOST COLE par
or about the 9th of Dec 1879 tile
:ht, bay horse colt with wbito thei
IN forehead and white on hind tne
ANY person returning said
- me east of the Santa Fa Da. We
nj VIII pay them $500. ceed
HENRY THOMPSON, vote
Inde1endsnt Oraa pcrs
maculateS r,
e'oeen holding convention in inc
city during the week, and have for
n'zed new Lodge consisting Of save
embers. They have an Insur- o.to
department, AMI pay to The wi. ,h,,
or children of deceased mem. ann,
ne sum of $3.50 dollars. The Nth