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EXTRACT. IMPORTANT RAIROAD CHANGE. Sherwood's white wire goods for Christ gaUg Champion, mas presents, at Faust's. For the best Havana Cigars, at 10 cents, LOCAL NOTICrs Atansosj Octolxr 2 J'ave now in our store a mammoth Staple and Fancy Pry "Ind Boys' Clothing, llooUand Shoes, Caps, Ladies' aud and prices cheaper than ever. THE NORTONYILLE MURDER.

Further Information In Regard to the Boy Wfco Committed the Crime. go to J. Weitzel 416 Commercial LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. street mchJOdtl Ali'Mson, December Fresh roasted Coffee and pure ground KANSAS HISTORICAL SOCIETY. An Organization Effected atTopeka.

At the meeting of the State Editorial Association, held at Manhattan last May, a committee was appointed to organize a State Historical Society. The committee consisted of F. P. Baker, John A. Martin, Sol Miller, D.

E. Anthony and Geo. A. Craw fold. The object to be attained, as expressed by Mr.

Wilder, who made the motion for the appointment of the committee, was to appeal to the Legislature for a small appropriation Spices at Manoelsdorf Bros. jy21dtf by dealing honorably villi every-Vd selling goods cheap, to do tho businesa in our line in this r'tctinii of If you want delicious fresh oysters go to He is Identified as an Illinois Horse Jocob Widmer's. sep25dil Thief. Parents, if vou wish to make vour chil call and examine t1" :u.il urs i- the Y'U1 convince you that SERVICES TO-DAY. Where They Are to be Held and Who are to Officiate.

The following is a programme of the services to be held in the different places of worship to-day, as fir as we have received information: M. E. Church Rev. G. S.

Dearborn, Pastor. Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:00 p. m.

Classes at 9:30 a. in. and 12 m. Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.

Prayer meeting Thursday evening. The pastor will deliver the first of a series of discourses this evening on Popular Amusements the Sinful and the Sinless." The attendance or the young particularly solicited, and the old made welcome. M. E. Church, South Preaching morning and evening at the usual hours by the pastor, Rev.

J. King. Sabbath school at 9:30 o'clock a. m. Morning subject: "The dwelling place of the righteous." Evening dren a Christmas present, nothing is so nice or more appropriate than a good book.

Wendell has them and will sell theni reason Tue People's Remedy. Tbe Universal Pain Extractor. Note Ask for POND'S EX TRACT, 'fake no other. ze to trade. jve Prints 5 Cotton Flan 3 cood Muslin at good iir to subscribe for and have bound every able.

Call and see, and be convinced, tf All Legal Advertising Hereafter will be found on third page. Fcarfsj! Slaughter! Terrible Sacrifice a du down, they go. Goods slaughtered without mercy at Xewcomb'g, below anything ever otit-rd before. At cost, niid away belo.f AVe have got a fearful stock of Ilhick and Colored Cashmeres, MeriiiOt s. Fmpress Cloths, Diagonals, I'lalifc, Ikderiio Cloths, Water Proof--, and they must be mid.

Consequently, cash will buy them without regard to cost. Call at once, as they are goinsr fast, at D. C. Xew-c- inii's, 3o: street, Atehison. in the State, and to gather and preserve all Oceiita; cood fall i-toek 'Lout 11 pounds of New Orleans Sugar at Ed- the old "pamphlets, possible, referring 41 heavy Suits at minston's for one dollar.

declodif Wtf I J. III EM! Bird cages, for presents, at Faust's. d5t The treble warp Alpacas, the very best Now is Your Time. In liitfitirvof h'tlu-iC Vi cnr-rifipr madi1 in Lr in market, arc selling at very low prices at J. Pcehler Son's.

deeSdtf Nortonville, Dec. 18, 1875. Euitoe Champion: The following postal card (printed) and letter will probably throw some light on the late murder case (Copy of Postal Card.) 100.00 HiWAED. Stalen from the stable of John H.Schafer, near Allendale, Wabash county, Illinois, Saturday night, Xov. 27th, 1875, a lioan Mare, fifteen hands high, five years old next spring, harness marks on shoulder and sides.

A saddle with quilted seat and wooden stirrups, and a bridle also taken. Saddle had a heavy double girth, supposed to Have been stolen by a man who gave his name as J. W. Beard, about eighteen years of age, five feet five inches high, sandy hair, light complexion, no whiskers, wore a brown overcoat and pale brown hat. A reward of $100 for thief and horse or a reward of $-30 for the horse will be paid.

(Signed) John H. Schafer, Allendale, Wabash 111. frifarTior 1 icU oItellcn thills." P03'S IXTUABT iWereot P0 Uettfover. la been in ase oer thirty yrnr, ami for cleanliness ami jrompl eura-iirevirtiu'scsiinotbeescolled. v.

PHtiDREN a family can afford to be wttnout Contusion, uts, aiprin, are re.ieyeU almost instantly by external appUcat on. Promptly relieves pains or Burns, Kxc-oriution, hafings. Old ore, lloils, Felons, orn, etc Arrests lo-llsmation. reduces swellings, stops -bleeding. A well assorted stock of solid Silver and fclkiner at Our entire sti.ck, i- lowext prides to the finest siik we lig at cont.and pome even cct.

Vthis j-acrificc for the reason that ne itocked, and ladies purchasing dress 'otild look atour stock first in justice Plated Ware for sale at low prices at FY Sutter's. Hard Times Made Easy, And everybody get a Christmas by calliiiL' at New comb's and buying some of the foiio in" u-clul tilings subject Solomon as contrasted with Elijah." Prayer meeting, Thursday evening Through Trains from St Louis, With Supper and Breakfast at Lincoln. The Lincoln Journal has the following to say of the new through route from St. Louis to Omaha, Yia Atchison and Lincoln By a movement between the North Missouri, the K. C.

St. Jo and other roads, the Missouri Pacific, which has heretofore run a through train to Omaha on the other side of the river, was left out in the cold, without any northern connections. In consequence, and as a checkmate, it has entered into an engagement with the B. the A. N.

aud other connecting links, so as to run a through train, without change, and with Pullman sleepers, all the way from St. Louis to Omaha, by the way of Lincoln. This is more than welcome news to Nebraskans, and i9 especially favorable to Lincoln. This thruugh train, on coming from the South, will reach Lincoln about eight o'clock in the morning, and will stop here for breakfast. Returning it will be here, going south, about six or seven o'clock in the evening, and take supper here.

This will give our people the chance to take a sleeper here at night, and reach St. Louis early the next day. Returning, they can take the train in the afternoon at St. Louis and be home next morning for breakfast. This certainly something to be proud of.

Another advantage is that of an extra train to and from Omaha. By it we can go to Omaha in the morning, attend to a large amount of business and retrurn in time for supper at night. This route is some sixty miles longerthan that over the K. St. Joe C.

B. road, but will avoid the odious and delaying transfer over two Missouri river bridges and so will make the same time and carry passengers and freight at the same rates as the other route. This arrangement will takeeffeet from and after Monday next. As a result of present express trains on the A. N.

will be discontinued the St. Louis express carrying passengers from the principal stations, and a passenger car on the freight trains will accomodate the way stations. No change is to be made in the express trains of the B. M. they Tuning as before.

Selves. SCHf.NKMAS Ci S. at 7 o'clock. rranvw iliscolontiousauu nesis ic.i x. Christian Church Meets in Good Tem plar's Hall, Glick's block.

Preaching at 11 I til I' ill Jliilll rillH-LMIJ Advertisement they generally mean I They have made the greatest re- to the history of theState. Such a Society wa3 started, we think, in 1SGC, and some material got together. To make it a success, it needs, not only a small appropriation from the State, but the un-seltish co-operation of public spirited citizens throughout the State. Wisconsin has such a society and its rooms are kept open the year round, and is full of documents relative to the early history of the State. It is the pride of the State aud has been fostered by it lor years.

The committee, or a majority of them, met at the office of the Commonwealth, in Topeka, on the 14th inst and proceeded to carry out the objects for which it was appointed. The following persons became incorporators John A. Martin, G. A. Crawford, S.

S. Prouty, S. A. Kingman, M. W.

Reynolds and R. B. Taylor. The act of incorporation was filed on the 15th, with the Secretary of State. The first Board of Directors were, A.

Kingman, G. A. Crawford, J. A. Martin.

F. P. Baker, Sol Miller, "Little Folks," for 1S75, fully equal to The Chatter Box, containing funny stories, interesting narratives, facts from history, and other reading, calculated to amuse, instruct and make little folks happv, on sale at Wendell's. Call and see them. 'l21Sdtf Christmas toys ond holiday goods for boys and girls at Henry Brandner's, corner Commercial and 7th streets.

dclSdtf a. m. by M. S.Johnson. Sunday school dress poods ever made in the city, at 2:30 p.

ni. fm should avai! themxelvts of tlie Congregational Church Preaching by now and nnke their ises lor resents. the pastor, Rev. F. T.

Ingalls, at the usual Carpet, Sett Furs, Blanket, Shairl, Bed Comfort, lVekul Handkerchief, Sash Kiboon, White MaraHes uilt.Kil'bons, I.a iiesi' Under Clotb'g, Gents' I'nder Cicth'g, Neck Ties and Collars, Ladies' Belts, Gloves, Hose, Hoots, Shoes, Notions in eiellefs varieties, all of v. hith Xewcomb has the largest stock, and will sell less money, than any house in the city, iving greatly reduced his prices on ninnv of them. Everybody go and see llietu, it Commercial street, Atchison, Kansas. declCdwtf ii fkates Skates hours of morning and evening worship Sabbath Sehool at 12 m. katee! Hbates Sleds: lVesbyterian Church Rev.

Alexander (Copy of Letter.) Dear Sjb I saw an account taken from The Atchison (Kansas) Champion, of the arrest of a young man or boy for murder, giving his name as James Baird, and from this county. I think this is the boy that stole my mare, on the 27th of November, as the description suits very well. I will enclose you postal card with the description of i F. Sutter's stock of Jewelry, Gold aud Silver Watches, Ladies' Chains, Necklaces, Rings, Ac, is the largest in the city, dtf A Card. Referring to a card from the National In T.

Rankin, of Baltimore, will preach at 11 ht at Fault's. a. in. and 7 p. m.

Bible school at 9:30. Seats free, and all who come made welcome. i want to get bargain, buy pre.nU of F. jeweler, atreet. declTiIlf stitute which has been freely circulated through this city headed, "Beware of Im the boy that stole my mare, ana you can soon ascertain whether it is the same bov or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS For the Week Ending Deo.

18, '75 not. I would like to have this boy's photo iceived at J. Ivhler Son's a ITEMS OF ALL KINDS. A General Summary of Events as they Occur. if graph, if you can get it, then I can satisfy some lot of collarettes, postors, we are compelled to say, as the article is aimed at us First, That the International surgeons have had a greater experience in their specialties than the National surgeons.

Second, That our Chief Mechanic was foreight years their mechanic. Third, That the National has no patents on Taken from A. W. Wagenhals' Abstract. btwant to mate a nice present for All deeds are warranty unless otherwise myself as to whether it is the same Dor.

I have recovered my mare, Baddle and bridle, but had to pay the reward, as the boy had sold her in Wayne county, Illinois, at a noted (ays, buy one oi i oi.ing Keley A Simpson, dec! Sdwtf WEAKMESSES. It ajKiys relieves pain ill the bac k. unit lorns.f ullnfBnd pressing pain ia the head, nausea, IN IEUC0RRHIA it has no cuiffli. All kindaof to wnk-h ladies are subject are promptly cured. Fuller details in bookaccoin-panvine each bottle.

PILS blind or bleeding meet prompt relief and ready cere. No case, however chionic or obstinate, can lor? rreist its regularuse. VEIMS. It la tho only enre cure tor mis and dangerous condition. KIDNEY DISEASES.

It hasnoequal forperaia-nent cure. BLEED I II 6 from any cause. For this is a pe-cilic. It has saved hundreds of lives when ail other remedies failed to arrest bleeding froru nose, stomach. Inner, and elsewhere.

RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Toothache and JEaxacbe are all alike relieved, aud otten permanently enred. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are aeqnainted with Pond's Extract of Witch Hazel ret ommenditin their practice. We have letters of commendation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom order it tor use in their own practice. In addition to the foreoiug, they order its use for riwellinRN of all kinds, ((ninny, Sore Thront, lnnumcd Tounili, eiraple and chronic Diarrhea, Catarrh, (for which it is a specific, Chilblains Fronted Feet, StinfEH of Insects, IHotMiuitoea, Chapped Hands, Face, and indeed all manner of skin diseases. TOILET USE.

Kemoves Soreness, RonKhness, and Smarting; heals Cats, Eruptions, and Pimples. It rrn'iv, intitjijrates, rc-fraha, while wonderfully improving the Complexion. TD FARMERS. Pond's Extract. No Stork Breeder.uo LiveryM an can attord to be without it.

It is used by all the Leading Livery Stables, street Railroads and first Horsemen in New York City. It has no equal for Sprains, Harness or Saddle Chafing, Mtiflness, Scratches, Lacerations, Pneumonia, Colic, Diarrhira, Chills, Colds, etc. Its rauireof action is wide, and the relief it affords is so prompt that it invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as every Farm -house. Let it be tried once, an yon will never be witbont it. CAUTION.

Pond's Extract has been imitated. The genuine article haa the wnnls Pond's Extract blown in each bottle, it is prepared By the only persons living who ever knew now to prepare it properly. Kefuse all other preparations of Witch llazeL This is tlie only article used by and in the hospitals of this country 'and Europe. HISTORY AND USES OF POND'S EXTRACT, in p.imphlct form, eetit free on application to POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, Maiden Lane, Now ork. small town, Mount Erie, and at this place he Wm.

F. Downs to Thos. Clark and Miry Jane Davis, southeast 32, 5, 17, 160 acres, Lanterns, Lamps Wine Kw.j any apparatus that we use. If so, why do they not institute suit against us in the courts? F'ourth, They utter a willful and malicious falsehood when they say or insinuate that we have ever represented ourselves The sidewalk along Second street has bren repaired. A good job.

A beautiful and interesting story will be found on the third page of Tke Cham-ri'ix this morning. The river ia closed above the bridge, but the ice is not strong enough to make another Allen's, 417 (V.m'l $2,450. bought this revolver he had on hia person when arrested. I think there is no doubt but this is the same lad he worked for me about six weeks and stole my mare. When he came to mv house he said he was from E.

A. K. Cheesebrough to Missouri Vic As it iinould 138." as agents, or surgeons, from, the National In toria Ann Surber, lot 5, block 9, S. and what every one ot tne r-uet," Sjmond's stintute, as that is the very last honor that Atch- 1 1 111 acres in northwest 13, 6, 21, $1,600. Kockport, Spencer county, Ind.

I think he was, as I have written to the clerk ot that D. W. Wilder, and D. R. Anthony.

A majority of the Board of F'irectors met Wednesday in the Supreme Court room, and took the oath of office and organized by electing the following officers S. A. Kingman, President G. A. Crawford, Yice President J.

A. Martin, Treasurer, and F. P. Baker, Secretary. In order to get etarted, and show that business is meant, the Secretary would suggest to newspaper publishers throughout tiie State to aid in inaugurating this Society.

He knows of but one way to doit; that is for them to donate for, say three months, their papers to the Society, if they will do so, the Secretary agrees to see that they are preserved at any rate, and hopes to secure a room and place them on file. But they shall ail be preserved in a shape to file and be bound when the Society gets into regular operation. He would also ask that old books, pamphlets, and articles relative to the early history of the State be LI perfume. 'h-i; II. S.

Jas. Taggart to Thos. McCubbin, lot 1 4, block 26, S. $403. Silver PlaJed Ware.

the International would covet, and have always wished it distinctly understood that we are distinct hnd separate Institutions, and we would not rob them of anything they could so ill afford to spare as reputation. F'ifth, That up to thi3 date, Dr. Allen, their chief surgeon, has never been able to pro C. A. Woodworth to B.

F. Woodworth. 'st and largest h'nc sai county, and he says he was from there, and a very hard boy. Please let me hear from you in regard to this matter as soon as you can, and you will much oblige an anxious inquirer. Yours, very respectfully, John 11.

Schafer, Allendale, Wabash 111. south of southeast i 28, 6, IS, SS08. V. L. 4'j'j i-lnet.

Gottlob Wolf to C. Wolf, west north STATE GOSSIP. Interesting Occurrences Throughout the State. V. P.

Wilson is again editor of the Topeka Times. Susan B. Anthony will be in Leavenworth Christmas. It is said that the herd law is suggested in Cowley county. Brilliant private parties animate Lawrence Roeial circles.

An old brute in Topeka whips his wife and daughter, and kicks his son unmer highway at oss the Missouri. Ary tnc having a small house to rent procuit a cash tenant by calling on II-C. Patcheii, at The CnA'itrioN office. evening at 7 o'clock, Washington Lodge So. 5, A.

F. A. elect their of'iccrs. A full turn out is requested. The tore-room en the corner of Com-niCicial and Filth streets, to be occupied by the IVtcr Store very soon, is being fitted up in iiid.4 elegant style.

duce his diploma when called upon todo bo. east i 2, 5, 20, $1,000. 'our Children tolba Useful. ii! great variety, r.l A. C.

Emily W. Hawke to Harvey L. Brown, west of southeast 19, 5, 18, $400. Sixth, That our surgeons are all graduates of medicine and surgery, and can produce the document at any time if requested so to do, and have have had an experience in our The above is a correct and true description of the supposed boy murderer except the hat, he wore a pale brown cap (not a Hugh McNemey H. Vollmer to Anna New Lamp Chimney McNerney, northwest 1 13, 5, 19, $300.

specialties that tew surgeons have had, and with this visit, have one of the finest assort lot be broken fy heat. Call ar.il UliinaHall. hat). I had a private interview with this boy Merrit Davis to German B. S.

Associa A. C. Faust is still receiving holiday ment of braces ever brought to this city. tion, south 60 ft of lots 10, 11 and 12, block Seventh positively guarantee every 5 'ods. Yesterday he received a.

shipment of forwarded to him. It is believed that if the Society can show the Legislature that it Silver Polish 88, O. $700. rustic boxes from Germany. They are very bniiftlul liolisinni: ai -l 1 has made a beginning, that it will be ready Isaac Eobb to Wm.

Morgan, 10 acres in o.hl, and attract general attention. to co-operate and help build up an institu case undertaken or refund all money paid for treatment. These are facts, and which we stand ready prove. International Scegical Institute, declOdlt St. Louis.

Mo. ranted to give n. L. Kliss. northwest SO, 6, 20, $350.

Mai. Pan Cunningham, of the Neif tion that will be a credit to Kansas. lopeka Geo. Merkt to T.H.Haas, lot 16, block York House, will give another of rzrs Oysters Oysters Commonwealth. Our Schools A Complaint.

17, W. $500. CORSET. Get the CFM'INK! of Imitations I THOMSON'S WOUI.D-RKXOW SM.U PATENT Glove Fittitg Corset. recherche heps next Tuesday evening.

A Heirs of Jas. M. Boatman, dee'd, to Na r.l John i cvk his The Latest Styles There is one subject pertaining to our general is extended to his nunier oils than Boatman, southwest 27, 19, quit Cl'ke for Cough ok Colu. As soon as there is the slightest of uneasiness of the Chest, with difficulty of breathing, or indication of Cough, take during the day a few Brown's Bronchical Troches." deodwlw hand F.ntrli.h claim, $500. i I I i i a eoioei iioneiy public schools to which we desire to call special attention.

It is currently reported that several parents have been obliged Edward Fleischer to S.K. Stephenson, east Beard while in custody at this place, and he aked me to act as his friend, aud seemed to be afraid of a mob, or the friends of Russell the murdered man. lie asked me to write to his guardian and uncle, Wm. Taylor, Gentryville, Spencer county, also to another uncle at the same place by the name of F. L.

Burkhard said his mother was a widow and living with his guardian and uncle Taylor; his father was killed during the late war. I wrote to the above named parties, also to the postmaster at Gentryville. I have received no answers yet from either of the parties to whom I wrote. He told me he worked for this man, J. II.

Schafer, and one of the strongest points of evidence against him is that in an outside pocket of the murdered man was found a day book or small pocket memoranda, in which was it tinidoois cast of the Post oiiiee. He wi'I keep a choice stock. It is 4 lot 1, block 50, O. $500. At Vega's.

Grapes, fresh Ch. rffT( ft! ii iip'K. to withdraw their young children from the Robert Forbriger to Jos. G. McCannon, Marriage Guide, illustrated, 2G0 pages, all about it.

Sent sealed post paid for 50 cents by Dr. Whitticr. 617 St. Charles street, St. Ofiillf to sy thai he is one of tlie most obliging and dealers in town.

southwest i 22, 7, 18, $475. cifully. Gen. Cyrus Leland, of Troy, was married at St. Joseph on the 9th inst.

to Mrs. Chloe Tennent. Governor Osborn has pardoned Jacob Jacobson, who was convicted of manslaughter in Chase county. The death of Hon. II.

C. Learned, one of the directors of the Kansas State Penitentiary, at his residence, in Neosho Falls, Woodson county, is announced. A base ball club has recently been organized in Solomon City, whereupon the Reporter suggests that a snow-ball club would be moie apropriate to the season. The State Grange met on the 14th in Emporia. Fifty-three counties were represented by fifty-nine delegates.

It is a business meeting, and the reports engross the at-tion of the members. The Concordia Expositor says S. Deputy Marshal Andrews arrested a man in Republic county for selling whisky without license. He was bound over to the next iu crsei ecr enjoyed stwh a worM wide ni-ularily. I ti demand for tliom is coiibtnntly incrrsutinpr, itK-cai the; givo uiiivr5al satisiaction.ure handsome, wo' A PERFECT FIT.

Ak for Tuoiimm's Genuine tilove r'iuinn, and for yourself that I lie numc ot Thomson ami tr.ide-roark, a stnniieri npuu the corset. This tauiinu is necessary South Atchison schools, on account of the cruelty of the teachers. In this age, when people do not permit a fine horse to be Louis. the great specialist. Read his Sheriff to Jos.

G. McCannon, southwest The Turners give a grand Christmas Styles, New block. drews as just receivid a works and judge for yourself. It should be 22, 7, 18, sheriff's deed, $475. b.iii at Turner Hall on Monday evening, read bv everybody.

Consultation free, dwtf struck, to think children are severely pun Jnted Wa'l Paper, PanncJitig-' T'-c. iubcr27th. Prof. Phillips full orchestra Sheriff to German B. S.

Association, lots 1 and 2, block "AA," S. sheriffs ished by whipping, until whips are used up 10 Y. JlijU. lTI' He Is Truly a Stump Speaker r.t:d brasi band will furnish the music, and a Chsistutas tree, filled with p.iesents will be deed, $217. on them, is sufficient proof that the teacher does not understand her business.

Who, when talking, exhibits a mouthful ol stumps. If you wo ild keep your dental fix Sheriff to German B. S. Association, 1 Oysters and Board. If children are given diversity of emlpoy- oettuine of the many worthless Imitations palmed oil as genuine, which have no merit whatever.

THOMSON, LAXGDON X. Y. 1 11 R) wjin Hoi- Importers nnil i'll'nl -e) i.ir i It auiutig the fcaliu'es. Our Atchison merchants ive splendid acre in southeast i 35, 5, 20, sheriff's deed tures in perfect talking order, use the Ira-grant Sozodont daily the recipe is simple ment in the will not be bad. the name J.

W. Beard, and in which stoc ks of holiday goods this year. Xomore but sure. ueclodwlw $501. Holiday presnts at Faust's.

dclOuGt ters, raw, fried or stewed, per month, go to the Legal staurant, south side of lictween Fourth anil Fifth, SoOtf Fresh Oysters he had on one John H. Schafer GROCEKS. beautiful, attractive or extensive stocks can Not Remarkable. be found in the Missouri Valley than are charged with several weeks work, and on the opposite page he had him credited up Old Santa Claus called on me not long the shelves and counters of since and ordered hia goods for the Holiday i ulnicr north Fnte lictween St cosid and Instances are frequently reported of the almost instantaneous effect, in entirely stopping it, of the application of Pond's Ex I uninu'i ird. one pair of boots, $5 00 one shirt, $2.00 James M.

Etimislon, (SUCCKMOR TO ALEX. PEAIISON.) Atchison merchants. trade in Atchison. He said he thought it term of the District Court under bail in the hat, and cash 25c. at two different times.

The New York Sun savs 11 You can't more convenient and satisfactory to the peo Jph Albums, sum of $10." tract lor bleedings Irom cuts, Druises, anu from the nose, lungs, etc. Although It is reported that this boy had a carpet Die to have the goods manufactured here depend on Kansas flour. A loaf of bread 1 he latest sensation in Beloit is the that they might be pure and fresh, and also this is not remarkable, yet it is not claimed bag when he got in Mr. Eussel's wagon in into the Leavenworth jail contained les anil new ih -i-i McCabc's boi'i. rcet.

"11 eCllhilf that such hard times as these he believed in Young Ladies' Barefoot Club. The mem that it will always act so powerfully on the Salt Creek Yallev, and I believe that the two hies, a kiii'e, a bottle of acid, and a roll patronizizing home manufacture as much as bers pledge themselves to receive no compa instant as to stop the most serious hemorrhages at once, but it is claimed and it carpet bag is in the brush on the creek, and of money. A countiy which grows such that if found will throw more light on the ny with their feet dressed. It is expected by spring this society will be bo popular, wheat that cannot expect to go ahead very is proved in the practice ot physicians, ana others, that perseverance in its use will stop possible. In accordance with his request, hereby notify you that you will find at the Candy Factory, Baskets, Canes, Fruits, Nuts and Toys, and the finest Candies imaginable, manufactured expressly to fill Old Santa Freeh Oyslers at John fvTillinery Goods.

matter. Yery respectfully yours, John Taggart. that rich and poor alike become members. the most obstinate cases ot bleeding, lrom whatever cause. declbdwlw The shoemakers are the only strong oppo Cusaek lias just received a vcrv Claus' orders.

W. B. Howe. decsdt2? Commercial Atoliison. XSjb.

PETER WALTERS, of millinrrv goods. Call and I. ASSOCIA- THE A Health-Promoting Stimulant. KANSAS L. TION.

ods and prices. s2Sd''in. Fine cutlery for presents at Faust's. d5t Physicians, who certainly ought to be the nents. Topeka is down on the Russians.

When the advance colony of the Menonites passed through th the capitol, the Topeka people Knowledge is the natural pool of the mind, and if it be made attractive, they will enjoy instead of hating school. We learlessly affirm, without fear of contradiction, tnat no child under seven years of age is benefited by whipping in tho school room. On the contrary, they are much injured. If no other wrong is committed, that of making a child hate a school is a great wrong. If people are poor, and cannot send to private schools, or to the Catholic schools, made of many a boy who might become a good scholar and a smart man, were he not spoiled by the ignorance of teachers.

Is there such a dearth of teachers that mere school girls be employed to teach our public schools? We have rights as tax payers, to an education irour children, without the barberisms nov" practiced upon them, and we wish this matter looked into by the proper authorities. A Tax Paver. RAILROAD PICKUPS. As Gathered By The Champion's" Reporters. Frank Marlett, the popular II.

St. Joe conductor, takes a lay otT for a few days. The Chicago, Reck Islands Pacific pay car came in yesterday, and paid all the men connected with that road. Cords of Wood for Sale Meeting With Remarkable Success best judges ol such matters, ueciare inat wholesome stimulation is not only desirable, but essential in many instances. When the ssouri Pacific wood vard, comer The finest selection' of pocket books and diarys, to be found in the city, are at Wen in the Sale of Shares.

went for them for all they had. The present dell's, msdtt Lvhic: the Leavenworth Commercial a sensation "on deck." It says "We hnoir rill about it. hut have promised not to unless we want to. It is quite naughty, and our blue bloods are slightly mixed up in the matter. A six shooter and a 'leap for hie' is the interesting sequel." 1 lagan TreQi, our well known confectioners, who occupy Mat Gerber's old stand, have made extraordinary preparations for the holidays.

Their splendid sales room is arranged in apple pie order, everything is rent as a pin, and the boys as attentive a. the crustiest old customer could ask. 'i he selno! Board will hold their reg- rhird streets. Any order left at ill be promptly attended to by C. G.

ANION a or Dick Apdoms. temporary good effect of a sound stimulant is confirmed and rendered permanent, as in the case of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by the The celerity with which the shares in the Belcher's Sugar Loaf. White Rose and Kansas Land and Immigration Association Maple Syrups at Hanthorn's. liovridwtf colony, resting at Topeka for the first breath of spring, seem to have been posted in the matter by their friends. They are now going for the capitolians for all that is out in yards and on clothes lines.

Near cor. Commercial and 3d streets. Atchison Kansas North-Wtst Atchison FAMILY are being taken, is proving a surprise, even Weather is Coming. to the energetic managers themselves, not California canned goods by the can or case, assorted to suit purchasers, at Han- action of tonic and principles combined with it, it becomes infinitely more efficacious as a renovent of physical energy and a corrective of those conditions of the body which invite disease. The bitters have you get vonr clothes made? At withstanding their sanguineness.

Hardly a month has yet passed since the organization brand's. baa the biggest and ment of foreign and American that you placed your eye on. reparable. Call and oe him. GROCERY -STORE! received the emphatic sanction of medical was perfected, yet orders for shares came thorn 32a Commercial street, novouwtt Doll gigs, doll preambulator's at Faust's.

McCuIIy mates all kinds of buggies, car riages and spring wagons. Sixth street, north Great reduction in Dress Goods, Flannels, Shawls, Blankets, Jeans, and everything else at J. Pcehler Son's, No. 502 Commercial street. dec3dtf The only genuine Boss" 5 cent cigar in men who have observed the effect of that popular stimulative cordial as a remedy for weakness nervousness, constipation, dyspep Cor.

91 and Parallel Sts. 812dtf IIEXKY JACOBS Look Here. on Fourth street in that u.eitii in the furniture rooms of R. pouring in by every mail, and scores at a time. From Maine to Oregon these shares are being ordered, and they come in clubs and individually.

Many are purchasing sia, inactivity of the liver, malarious fevers, and many other disorders, Its basis is sound II. on Commercial street, until the ot and shoe shop, and get vcuri of Crall's stables. mch23dwtf Oysters and Celery always on hand at Hanthorn's. nov6dwtf Henry Gottesburen, the city at Slmonds McConughy's drug store. decl9dtf and repaired in good -t'e.

Nolii.s April, bciiiC more central and old rye, the purest liquor known to commerce, and itself possessing tonic properties wai ever turned out in this citr them for holiday presents, instead of spend more convenient. Those having busi- of no mean order. decl6dwlw ing rive or ten dollars in useless tmcK- Holiday goods. Holiday goods, Holiday cheaper. Call and me.

N. 1). i ness with the Board, will please notice the Buy a Noveltv or Empire wringer for a Dealer in am ana oiapie GROCERIES goods at Faust s. dclHdot Christmas gift. Sold by A.

Faust. d5t E. D. Campbell, better known to the profession as is now running the HARDWARE. Falls City accommodation, on the A.

5i stvle at Jacob in every Fresh oysters Widmer's. Vegetable, Buckwheat and Millet Seal. Tulinfrro'i oM stain) iten- arrangement. J. Gaeside, Clerk.

Don't make a about home cooking on New Years day, but come to be served 1 the ladies of the M. E. church, entirely to your s.oniach's content. Those who knacks. That every share will be sold long before the time set for the distribution, there can be no doubt.

Two thousand agents, in every part of America, and in Europe, have been appointed, and even at this early day some of these agents are making returns. The B. and Santa Fe Roads have sep25dtf Removed, 'Hon ci Son, watchmaker and ive removed, from No, 'oil duet tj Xo. -13 Commercial street, tirth nr.d Fifth, where thev will DWA changed tracks at the Union depot, the rveep the money in the Mate by using Santa Fe now using the extreme southern Durst Co. have opened a new meat market in Bruna's block, North F'ifth street.

They have been engaged in the butchering business in this city for a number of years past. je29dtf The Chatter Box, for 1875. is the favorite of all juvenile publications. Wendell has them. Price $1.50.

1218dtf goods mat are made in the State: Dr. Max track. loss all of their old customers i hav been there on rimilaroccasions need no well's Baking Powder has no equal, and is Advices from the East report that It is the They have an excellent stock exphien-i, Take the little chicks and me only I'owder made in Kansas. Sold by The Atchison Nebraska Road have not, as yet, got out new time cards, and the and jewelry. an grocerymen.

novlldtf ccuie along. One i the most interesting, as well as supposition is that trains will run on tee old Elegant new juvenile books received at amps! Lanterns! A. B. Symns, common theme ot conversation, ana is receiving more notice than any similar enterprise ever brought before the public. And the reason is plain.

The people have every guarantee that it was conceived in honesty i enueli tor tli holidays. 121SdtI netv at C. N. L'eirnier s. time lor a tew days.

The first trip of the pay car under the Farm Implements AT AXD EtTAIL. BUSH SILLIMAN 404 Commercial EEMOVED 3 DOORS WEST OK OLD STAND General Agents for Buckeye Iteaper and ilower, Marsh and Ala-ssillon Harvesters. important svn-v-cts which claim the attention el the at this time is the 'ic school i-. -tem. A nronos of this will The Epizootic.

management of the receivers of the Missouri For fancy and staple groceries, go to Aug Manglesdorf, Perkin Griffin's old stand. Kelsey Simpson have the largest and finest display of Camp Chairs in the west, for the holiday trade. declSdwtf Nickel plated skates at Faust's. New York club skates at Fault's. Centennial club skates, $1.00, at FausU.

uab! borses are annually lost Pacifie Road, came in yesterday and par the ss Hon. J. J. Incalls, before gleci ot a Fatie precaution tially paid the men. Washington Ledge, en the subject Grocer, Corner Commercial ana 6th Streets ar -vt-M attention to tnc The Santa Fe and Central Branch trains Country School lb-uses, on Monday For Fresh Fancy and Staple Groceries of Ol i.v ine lut.tcioi.!- i 1675.

I ei rv Ion all kinds, go to Katterman No. 301 Com mercial Street. maySdly Boy's drums, assorted sizes, at Faust's Coal Hods and Shovels at A. J. Harwi's.

and will be carried out with integrity. Many of our citizensare purchasing them, and over one hundred shares were delivered from the general office yesterday, to residents of Atchison county. There will 1 no postponement, and our jieople should make application for their shares at once. cnting the ex- brought in very light runs of passengers yesterday. Saturday is not a favorite day for starting on a journey.

liie iimoui.t -cn v. ii rei'i ill save many times CLOTHIERS. T- .1 estment. ror tne latest styles ol ladies stationary hat, cap and gents' furnishing goods lieu eof Chas. II.

Thompson, returned yes- Iowa and Missouri com. bran, short and can at endell s. lie has them. 121Sdtf Dysters and Celery Complimentary. We yesterday received the following com all kinds of feed, at MangelBdorf A Xj US)" jH at John Entirely new patterns and design9of Camp jan'-'yiltf Ladies' Writing Deskn, "Work Boxe.

Mu plimentary letter from an old subsriher of Tns CHAunox: cnairs just received at Kelsey Simpson b'1'2 Commercial street. declSdwtf Vot til Best ttnJ st anj innst stccii in liie cite, at teroay from a two iveeK a business trip along the Jfar.U Fi I. He Lad excellent success. Meii is a genial and wide awake business man, and liulc regular trips hereafter in th-: interest of the above house. The Lincoln Je.nmnl says Mr.

Little laid on our t.i'ole ou Saturday specimens sical Albums, Portamonies, suitable for hol '21 Commercial stiv decl'jif go to A. J. iday presenU, in large variety at t. batter s. Clayto.wii.le, Brown December 17, 1S75.

John A. Martin Dear Sir You will For Wood Saws and Axes Ilarwi. novSOdtf CHEA PEST! preat Bankrupt Sale A splendid assortment of Pocket and Ta findenclosed fourdollars to pay for two years Shoes. Having bought ine eii- subscription to The Champion. This will Switches and hairgoodsof all kinds made to order at Mrs.

A. Baumgard's millinery ble Cutlery, and Ladies' Seizors and Shears at A. J. Harwi's nov3Jd! oil, both cf the crdi Jsi-u cu Boots and Shoe, formerly be- i ot 1 (Late til IVrklnj 4 OiitSn,) And Commission Merchant. Cor.

4th El Commer'l pay for your paper untit tae l-Jtuot June, i i estaoiisnmeni ctecsuti dli.aty bltumiiK Us, of which they are wcrk-l Jas. Edminaton can and will aell crrocerie lioO. a The Champion is a thorough it Sun, ol'J Comn.creinl 11 oiler them at retail, f.ir the at and below vt. This is a rtnnitv for country merchant to Tov bureaus, bedsteads, chairs, li ing a drift rpenirg vrrv. a track cf the A.

is X. 11 al'out rr mile from Rulo, cheaper than any other house in the city, tf live paper, fully up with the times in every braries, sideboasus; billiard tables and par Clot hi eg to the RouuJ Curner CLGTI0N8 HOUSE CorrjtT Commercial nJ Third streets, AtcMaon. PAINTIXO. idol the oanucl c-ai cf which lor furniture at C. Faust s.

ilcl9dot eir sto as the g-iodii must be in the hey have a respect. 1 have taken it over eleven years, and can say it has made very few mistakes in its general policy in that time. So send it along, for it is always a welcome visitor. We cannot do without it. M.

J. Cloyce. vrl rteen inch rein cf ordinary half fm The track in Headlight Oil, cheaper to ue than com-lon coal oil, at J. W. Allen's, 417 Coinmer-ial street.

deelTdtf Books for the holidays at Wendell's. oft I Everybody can tell you where to find Widmer. His oysters arelirst class, dtf lirrors! Mirrors! nts up to at China Hall, rcial street. Personal. Henry Pridy, of Larkin, was in the city yesterday, and gave The Champion a call.

M. 'Wilkins, of Mt. Pleasant township, an old subscriber to The Chamtion, called yesterday. Maj. O.

B. Gunn made The Champion a pleasant call yesterday. He is now en-gised in repairing the Kansas City bridge. Geo. Ball, of Mt.

Pleasant township, one of the beat horticulturalists in the State, paid his respects to the leadihg yesterday. Miss Gene Amraon, sister of Mrs. G. L. Moulton, returned home yesterday after an extended visit to Fcrt Wayne, Ind.

Her many friends were ready to tender congratulations. The Ottumwa Daily Courier says Capt' C. V. Gardner, of Atchison, Kansas, called trpon us to-day. The Captain was of the old 20th Iowa Infantry, and ith him we traveled much over Dixies land twelve years ago.

It affords ns great pleasure to take by the hand so true a man as is our old "onirade in arm-." Don't buv Christmas presents until yoo I have seen Faust's stock. dcl9dot The CaUkill Fairies, by V. W. Thomjwon, is one of the Snext giit hooka cf the sean for the voung. Farm LeccnJ-i, bv Will Yours respectfully, KOEXilT SMlTo THE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

Devastation Disaster Fire Atonison, Qystera and Game a Specialty 3-. jB. v7 OLF; GROCERIES CORNKIC SEVENTH A MOUND. jj'AHf Auhiaou, Ks H.McQULEN, Painier and Glazier Carlton, companion to Faria La'lad, by the same author. Mabc-I Martin, bv J.

G. mapie ami roscwooo, c.tgan: Whittier, handsomely bound in drab and Checker boards, cribbage boards, dominoes, authors, Jerome Park Steeple Chase, Piigriiii's PrgrtSo, Lift's ML-haps, and a great many other game too numerous to tiention, it Wendell's. 121Sdtf McCabes boolc store. eold, the gilt book of the season. 1 21Sdtf 1 street.

declOdtf Atchiscx, K-, Nov. 16, 1S75. Bearing in view ti seriousness of the Kelt to the Atlantic Jf.iu, up Fresh bread, fresh yeast, fruit and confec Saved. AM r.inTtnrrr'fHi tionery at II. HausnerV, Xerth 5th street.

a ravine, up which switch cui be built without much expense. The camel coal will be exi-oedingly valuable. Ithurnsiikef.it pine, with a viit tlamc, and can be lighted like a torch, with a juatch. Nebraska will soon he scit-supportii in matter of fuel. Arrangements are l-eirg made soon to put this coal upon the Lincoln market.

About thirty hands aie new employed and they t.ike out or nine car loads per day, A. they have oponeit out additional rooms," any cuulr of hands may be put in, to supply all maikets accessible over the A. X. and its cout ef The coal is pronounced srpeiror to ti Ft. Soelt rial, with which our e.

familiar and which Kecerally the market. Jl is vastly Superior to the Leavenworth and Iowa erybody knows about th reat are at theiiuit ot Mexico. ico Glvcerine and all kinds of Toilet Article the finest Cnba tobacco, nr.d at J. W. Allen's.

417 Com'l street. dtf present financial depression in tae have resolved make the extraordi- The lest assortment of Germ.intown and nary effort ti cop with the xigercea Knittirg Yarns at J. Pcwhler Son's. dtf the situation. We have pefixitely cosctrnKD to he-; y's wagons, hobby horses, sletls, ITCE the prices of our entire stock fully etc.

at Faust's. dcl3d5t ONS THTRD. During the entire months of November I Buy your Skates of A. J- Harwi. Wood and December we shall oiler inducements in Top Excelsior Club Skates at bot- ale.

was saved, and ordered by to be manufactured into 5 cent Fifty (50) Gold and Silver headed Car.es for sale at F. Sutter's. declTdtf Cigars. He received the same has now the best 3 rent cigar in LIVERY. HUM A.HED STABLES.

Fine Stock and Good Turnouts Tiit utt'lertnf-d has tbe and Tfl stat-les of Win. Wyliet on 4th trefif and will cuDliDoe tbe Luaitie. 'e stock wiil be sUJtd. A WOOD YARD T. mooted with the ihle aud i hard J.

PERKINS, GROCER Sells fcr Cash or Product Cheaper than any other dcclOhf Buy your Eoy'a Sleds at A. J. Harwi's dtf everv tutu prices. In waking hrUtusas some- ing prices city, taurt tl necessity thing substantial and of everv dav u.e, ami prove that it is our determination to offer Uendeil has the larfrwt and most ccm-there i that will be. arprcoiated dtir'tr.

this period of genera! del resaion the flele stlectiou oi juvenile and miscellarj. 'igan Treffz, EakerT, have an end-stmas goods, fruits of all stock of Quervof a ruptured person What will I wear that will not rust, chafe, always keep clean and good a new The Cellu-I, it. Md bv J. W. for Call and see tedmoti remarkable and GExnx eargux? corn books in the city.

fa-; more tnati nice piece oi rununire, se.ee Children's knife fork sr.d in.