Tailor Invites Lawrence Business Men to Trial Garments
A former cutter from the Famous Clothing Company announces relocation to rooms over William Pendleton’s Grocery on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. He claims to offer a wide line of foreign and domestic woolens and promises superior style, inviting business leaders to call for a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famous Clothing Company
Cutter
William
Pendleton
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Excursion to Topeka and Bask et Picnic in Lawrence area
A special excursion train via A T and S will depart Lawrence at 8 30 am for a Topeka event including a garden visit, musical festival, and a picnic at Fen x Grove Topeka. The return train leaves Topeka at 10 pm with a band accompanying the city and Lawrence party and Aleck's Band meeting at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenx Grove
Top
Willeave
Main Street
Sa. m
Nex
Smilsy
Turner Garden
Topeka
Sings Societies
Proposals for Kansas State Laboratory Building
Kansas State University invites sealed bids for a new Laboratory Building to be placed southwest of the main campus. Bids due June 12, 1883 at 2 PM. bonds of 500.00 with two sureties required. plans available after May 23. Chancellor Jas. Marvin reserves right to reject bids in the state's interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Invian Ashistow
D.A
Lawrence School
Lawrence
Kan
Haskell & Wead
Topekingas
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United Rates
University of Michigan
Superintendent of Public Schools of
St. Louis
7Th and
Chestnut Streets
Polytechnic Building
Ritchey
Pine Street
J. H. Wade
Steward
Ann Arbor
Mich
Board of Regents
University Building
Nouthwest
University
Jas. Maicvin
Telegraphic Briefs Roundup of 19th Century Dispatches
Ingersoll opened a jury address in the star route trial. Testimony favored Tews bury institution managers. little of consequence. Nashville lumber mill fire causes 21000 loss, 3500 insured. Russian steamer explosion injures 27 on the Volga. Montreal train crash kills two. several cars derailed. Pa Senate defeats prohibitory amendment. Banks granted charters in Iowa and Kansas. Freeport NJ jury finds Alex Kier not guilty in wreck manslaughter. Texas cotton blaze and rail disruptions reported. National business failures rise. regional tallies given. London informant connected to dynamite conspiracy under scrutiny. no warrants for P. J. Sheridan. whisky export query to AG. Down murder trial ends in not guilty verdict. Horse racing and equine events noted with times. Fisheries exhibition interest grows. royals visit. Ex-auditor Morrell arrested for embezzlement. New York gamblers plead guilty. various sentences and fines. Eastern freight short-billing probes trigger pool reports. Czar procession plot fears amid Moscow coronation. Louisville Dems renominates incumbents. fifth ballot pending. Crook expedition in Mexico features 800 troops. no movement info. Cyclone devastates Galveston area with multiple injuries and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot
Pug
Toad Checrin
Cass
Boss
Turse
Glasz
St. Cloud
Edwin Thorn
Bozza
London
Beatrice
Duke of Edenburg
Robin B. Morrell
Philadelphia Gas Trust
Morrell
New York
Execution at Kilmainham Jail Curley Hailed by Crowd
Dublin May 18 Daniel Curley second man convicted of Cavendish and Burke murder was hanged at Kilmainham jail at 8 am. Prayers and mass were held for the condemned in private and prison chapel. A thousand outside showed sympathy as the execution proceeded. Curley walked to his death almost resigned. He declined to speak to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Dublin
Daniel Curley
Cavendish
Burke
Kilmainham
Brady
Canon Kennedy
Father O'Riley
Oon
Wald
Gurley
Lexington
D. C. Jones
Govenor
Jones
G.kaon
Savannah
Henry Knight
Way Cross
Edward Hunter
Furnishings and Room Rental Noted in Local Ad
An advertisement lists Avery syrup used in fountains Ginger Ale Balillo Mead and Congress Water at Leis Pharmacy. It also offers a furnished room to rent to a private family on Kentucky Street near Epanst Church, with references required. 5-11-deed 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Congress Water
Leis’ Pharmacy
Kentucky Street
Record House
Epanst Church
Railroad Tickets and Deals at the Famous
The notice advertises railroad tickets for travel east, pricing two to five dollars more for through rates via Chicago. It notes regular or ice fares and mentions J. P. Ross as Union Ticket Office agent. Also promotes Ladies Newports at Famous for 75 cents and a five ads business and dress suite at low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas D.,l. & W. Railroad
New York
Chicago
Bravis
J. P. Ross
Union Ticket Oolice
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Steinberg
Ollivette
Saratoga
Katie Green
Steinberg & Bro
BEY Goods
The
Famous Clothing Co
Eldridge
Thomas M. Moore
Sele
Jim R. Johnson
Foreman
Charles A. Pease
W.W. Nevisos, A
Kansas
Antoinette Williams
M.D
Connecticut Street
Henry
Belix Grove
Kansas State University
Ingersoll
Tewsbury Institution
Nashville
Tenn
Katerinburg
Volga
Russia
Charbarre
Stauque
Canada Pacific
Montreal
Pennsylvania Senate
Comptroller of Currency
Merchants National Bank
Grinnell
Iowa
Capital
First National Bank
Sabetha
Freeport
N. J
Alex. Kier
Manslausher
Kier
Lfe
Pittsburg Tex
St. Louis & Texas
New England
Middle
Southern
Western
Pacific States and Territories
Canada
America
Osborne
Washington
P. J. Sheridan
Folger
Newport News
Bermuda
Sitker
Fink
Wabash & Indianapolis
St.Louis
Chicago & Alton
London News
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Louisville
Kentucky
Fayette Hewitt
Joseph W. Tate
J. Desha
Pickett
Register of Land Offices
Drum
Whipple Barracks
A. T
Crook
Hiss
Mexico
Adna R. Chaffee
6Th Cavalry
Department
Galveston News
James Bareatoms
Ireland
Blhutak Ds
Jacob Sehaffer
Thos. Wallace
G. H. Ellis
Marker
Louis Bensinger
Schaffer
Wallace
Jacob
Scheffer
S. Wallace
Shaffer
Laorville
Bordeaux
State of Piorida
Sete
Crime Royal Raking Powder CO
Bresamaking
E Gibbs
Newmark
Dead&w
Lukes
Retult Dealer
Cbicagos Corsed CO
D Shn Rimmermars
Elegart
Leis Chemical Manufacturing Company
Famous
L. Bullene
GEO
Edgar
U. S
A. Bowersock
Overa House
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