The Atchison Daily Champion from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

75X. Personal. A. L. de Gignac, of Chicago, was in Real Bargains! A combination of Pro toxiutf of Iron, Peruvian liarii and 1'hosphorusin a jtaUxtaoto form J- or ZbUityf Losm of Appetite, Prostration of Vital 1'ovmrs it it The Secret SEV.

A. I. HOBSS Writes: LHCSBS h'intPirp'7 iUi V. jraat, a tnorousi trial of the li I 1 1. NIC, I take pleasure THC Industry, ILL, says: 3 that I hiva been tpT psn? "I consider it a th TONIC.

After IRON preatly benefited by its itJ use. Ministers and rub- 11c apeauers will find it ol the greatest value where a Tonic is necessary. I recommend it as a reliable remedial agent, possessing undoubted nutritive and restorative properties. Xouim, Oct. 2, lss.

White Vests, the nicest in the city, at Tabor Bros? Allen's corn killer for warts, bunions and callouses. The breaks in the B. M. road have all been repaired. Henry Whita'ker received a carload of binders yesterday.

Lowenberg is closing out at cost on account of removal. Fifteen (15) cent package Dyes reduced to 10 cents, at Allen's. Try Sterns own Ilavanna tilled 5 cent cigars, 123 North Fifth street. George Henninger invites you to call and try one of his Xew Fives. The talk of everybody is the low prices at Lowenberg's closing out sale.

R. Jack, practical roofer, stops all leaky rwjfs. Office at Owen Degan's Sta ble. Finlaw's medicine cares ague and re moves malaria from the blood. Ask your druggist for it.

If you wish to purchase the linest kind of fresh butter you should call at B7 12Z DR. HARTEP. MEDICINE 213 H. SI. LS5IS.

As a true and efficient tonic, and one that excels all other iron medicines, take Brown's Iron Bitters. John Perkins has some very fine fresh butter which he offers to customers at low prices. Call and sample it. Frank Beard, the lecturer, artist and cartoonist, ill lecture at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday, June 19th. Miss Emma Spencer deserves public commendation for her very successful concert at the Methodist church last evening.

The Diamond Dyes for family use have no equals. All popular colors easily dved, fast and beautiful. 10 cents a package for any color. It is highly probable that the government work in the river, opposite our city, will last this time, as it presents a substantial appearance. The Cannon Ball and A.

fc X. accommodation both went north yesterday over the Missouri Pacific extension to Fells City, on account of washouts existing on their line. Br. Benson's Skin Cure consist-! of internal and external treatment at same time and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It- contains no poisonous drugs.

$1 at druggists. Go to Trimble Bros, and look at their fine pictures and finer meat. You will find at their place all that you can possibly ish for in the way of beef, pork, mutton, veal or lamb, very nicely dressed, and cheap also. The stomach furnishes natural suste On OF THE Short Season a most excellent remedy for the debilitated vital forces. OUR STOCK OF 7 unt TIM WE MUST SELL SUMMER AND A 35 Per Cent.

Reduction. IPo-r Sa.rgs.iias Call at Co.issiicreiai Street. Nearly opposite Posto'icr. 1 jT reat Arcaae .512 COMMERCIAL ATCHISON, KAS. Who has the completest, most stylish and best made stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Trunks and.

Furnishing Goods in the city. X. Ilavinar secnrctl tho sule a'm-y from ono of IU: Lirirc-t and I-st iiinnufactureri of Men's l. iv's iunl YoaiYs thin in lie I'nitcd I can every suit I sell to tit pcrfi as if it was madis to order, and will sell them tor less in price than they Ik iiimjriit where. town yesterday.

Charley Shoup returned last night from Lincoln. J. P. Pomeroy has gone east to sport in the salt sea waves. U.S.

Wiggins, auditor of the B. M. road, was in town yesterday. Bishop Ward is expected to preach in this city on Sunday next J. B.

Sillinan, is attending the United States court at Leavenworth. T. C. Holmes, of Xetawaka, was in town yesterday, visiting J. P.

Pomeroy, Rev. M. F. Howie left for home yes terday morning, after a brief stay in our city. It is stated that Mr.

James Yates and family contemplate removing to Kansas City. G. II. Stegeman, of Stegeman Hus ton, the Clifton'millers, was in the city yes terday. CV.pt.

Seaton has returned from Hot Springs, leaving Mrs. Seaton at that popu lar rosort. Wilson Walker, of Effingham, a prom inent farmer and stock raiser, as in town yesterdry. Orren. V.

Hayes, Editor of Kelloytjn Electric Monthly was in town yesterday, and made us a visit. Mr. P. Kent, of Charleston, S. is in the city, visiting his relatives, Mrs.

David Cline, and R. C. Barnes. J. W.

Fisher, of Pomeroy's force re turned from the west yesterday, and leaves this morning for the north. T. K. Clark, a general merchant of Lancaster, was in town yesterday, purchasing goods of Regnier Shoup. W.

A. Potter, representing Willnian (SrPhilpott, of Cleveland, Ohio, dealers in printing inks, was in town yesterday, and made us a call. Major John M. Crowell went to Jamestown yesterday morning to renew his search for a missing mail pouch. The guilty party must be trembling in his shoes by tlns.time.

Sam. Lamphear has resigned his position in the Exchange National Bank and accepted one in N. W. Arthur's book store. Sam isau excellent clerk, and will do well wherever he locates.

Mr. Julius Branduer will return from Manhattan College this morning. lie stands high in his class, and also in the estimation of the young ladies, several of whom will meet him at the train and escort liiin home. Col. Wm.

M. Shaw, general western agent of the I. B. W. route was in town yesterday, visiting Charley Styles.

He is an old operated for the C. Q. in this vicinity for some time pre vious to 1871, when he went east. W. M.

Spurlock, whom the writer has known for years, has accepted a traveling position in the well known clothing house of Tootle, Shirmam St. Joseph, his territory being northwestern Kansas. He was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his many friends. If energy and In dustrious habits will sncceed, Mr. Spur lock will make a No.

1 salesman. Jiearer to Nature. Nature lias made her laws with us, which we must obey or suffer the penalty. This penalty is often lung or throat trouble. which leads on to consumption.

Every man heneves consumption incurable People have been educated to this belief which has proven incorrect to Dr. Bige- low's Positive Cure, whicn is nature's great helpmate, and it cures consumption and nil throat and lung diseases speedily and permanently. Trial bottles free, of lavlor it to. Reduction in the Price of Gas. The Atchison Gas Company take pleasure in announcing to its consumers, and the public generally, that, commencing with the consumption of June.

1883, the price of gas consumed in gas engines, gas cooking and heating stoves, will be $2.00 per 1.000 cubic feet At this low price the expense of running engines up to fifteen horse power, will not exceed one-half the cost of steam, and gas cooking stove can be used at a I. si cost tli ii ir.uid at $1 per etiril. to say noth ing of their great convenience anil free. dom from dirt, ashes, and particularly heat in mnnmer. The company has on hand in its office.

Main stree between Seventh and Eighth, a large variety of gas stoves, which vou are invited to examine. A number of these stoves are already in use in this city, and have given excellent satisfaction. It is by no means the intention of this company to maintain the present price of gas for illuminating purposes, beyond the period when increased patronage will justify less rates, but in the future, as in the past, we will continue reductions from time to time as. enlarged sales and -sound business economy will warrant. We propose to have gas, as to price, eventually within the reach of every citizen desiring a safe and good light.

J. P. PiiMEifOvr J. B. President.

Sec. and Supt. An Interesting Seance. Miss Sawyer and Mr. Burke, two materializing mediums from St.

Louis, gave a very interesting private seance at the residence of Mr. J. J. Leapson, corner of Seventh and Riley streets, last niht. There were present Mesdames Crall, Holland, Heaman, Earhart, Woodard and Al-lings; and Drs.

Holland and Lanphear, and Messrs II. Solomon, Davis and Chas. Shoup. A cabinet was arranged in one corner of the room, and into this Miss Lawyer was securely tied by Drs. Holland and Campbell.

Then spirit forms appeared, ghostly hands were seen, Jesse James was summone i from the vastly and aj- peared to the astonished spectators, and all this time the medium was securely tied in the cabinet The voice of little Maud, her familiar spirit, was heard at intervals, but her fairy form was not seen. The seance was both interesting and wonderful to those present, and will be repeated this evening, when an admission fee of $1.00 will be charged. A Blessing to all Mankind. In these times when our newspapers are flooded with patent medicine advertisements, it is gratifying to know what to procure that will certainly cure you. If you are Bilious, blotxl out of order.

Liver inactive, or generally debilitated, there is nothing in the world that will cure you so quickly as Electric Bittters. They are a blessing to all mankind, and can be had for only 50 cents a bottle' of McPike Fox. J. T. Hersey Co.

WHOLESALE PRODUCE Affl FMTS, XO. 706 COMMERCIAL ST. ATCHISON, KANSAS. National Bank OF ATCHISON, KANSAS. Paid up Capital $100,000 Authorized Capital 500,000 Wm.

HETHEKINGTON, Pres't. J. P. POMEKOY, Vice Pres't. W.

W. HETHEBINGTON, Cashier a S. E2THEB.INGT0N, Asa't Cashier. Corner Commercial and Fourth Streets. FBA1 HOWARD CO.

WHOLES ALU NOTIONS 1ST) MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. Kanufacturers of Howard Overalls Pants and Shirts. lib and 117 North 4th Street, Atchison. Ka.isas. and KUI525ITIIS.

Now is the time, and H. V. BARKOW'S tb place to procure bargain, fi'21 Commercial street. HI. Uii? drives on all summer goods for the next thirty days.

A. W. BA11TLETT, Manager. The Easy Running HOLD is the cheapest a and the Mlowlni reasons: It lstliebest made. It has the most room under the arm ol "any family machine.

It Is the easiest running. It has the largest shuttle and bobbin. It lias a self setting needle. hs Aft fcsMJ Sewisi I Do not huy any machine until you have examined the Household, or you may regret It. H.

L. WHITTAKER, Agent, 625 Commercial Street. C. IsforttL LKALEB in GR0CERIE 023 Commercial Atchison, Ks. BLISS, BEAUTIFUL GOODS 501 Commercial St.

PRACTICAL 3A.S etxid STEAM Fittin Complete stock of Chandeliers and Globes. Pumps ot every kind a specialty Estimates furnished for all kinds of work In our line on short notice. Ill Xorth Fifth Street, ATCHISON, KANSAS. Ncftice. To whom It may concern: Notice la herehy given that books will be opened for rwiviHK subscriptions to the capital stock of the Atchison Coal sliding Company ou Monday.

IhisI. at-it o'clock a. at the office of Hobert Ftwt'riji'T. of said ooinrwiiy. at No.

4its Commercial snvet. in the city of Atchison, county of Atchison State of Kansas. 'And such books will tie kept mien until the whole amount of the capita! stock, being Hfty Thousand Dollars, Is GEORGE B. WHITE. President.

Attest: Bobebt Fokuuiokk. Secretary. its ai iis, JEWELER. SHOES At Less Tlmn Half Cost at NEWCOiYlB'S. A lot of Misses' Goat and Kid custom made shoes which we desire to close out, and have marked tliein (low from :j.00 to S1.2".

2.23 to 00. Also a lot of Misses' Newport Ties. They ill not last long. Better call soon. 305 and 30T Commer cial street.

Atclii-em, Kansas, June 14, Entered at the Postnfflce at Atchison, Kansas, as Second Class Matter. STREET GOSSIP. Current Items Found Floating Around. Ladies approve of your smoking "Lit tie Joker." Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail. McPike Fox.

Fulton, the wealthy tramp, now woiks for Adam Dilgert. One var went up lor filteen (lavs ves- testliiy, timl one drunk for a week. Tlie City Council has wisely conclud ed not to spend any money by resolutions. Guaranteed to cure a cold or cough Acker's Celebrated English Remedy. Mc Pike Fox.

Tlic Soeio-Literary of the Baptist church will meet at the parsonage, this evening. When an Atchison lawyer says he is "workinglikealior.se," he has probably been drawing a conveyance. Is your wife's health poor? Are your children sickly Give thejn Biowe's Iron Hitters. It ill revive them. Acker's Biood Elixir guaranteed; will cure all kinds of blood poisoning inlterited or contracted.

McPike Fox. Acker's Celebrated English Remedy for coutrhs, colds and consumption. Sold by us on a guarantee. McPike Fox. Kathrens Bros are in the midst of a general house cleaning and renovation.

When their store is finished it will be very handsome. Every promise backed by a guarantee. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will give im mediate relief. Price 2oc and 50c. Mc Pike Fox.

D. C. NewcomVs store is crowded with customers every day, and no matter how others are cutting prices, his good go off just the same. The grand promenade concert which was to have taken place this evening lias been indefinitely postponed. Our readers will please note the fact.

Hundreds write they owe their life and present good health to Acker's Eng lish remedy for consumption, Coughs Colds, etc. Sold by McPike Fox. The river fell slightly yesterday, and great activity seemed to prevail at the government operations. The little tug! were shooting about like water spiders. The Missouri Pacific force is now en fiaired in ballasting their new tracks be tween Fourth and Fifth streets, and laying a substantial sidewalk on Fifth street The headache in my case was one of long standard, but Dr.

Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills conquered." C. T. Rein er, German Minister of the Gospel, Leslie O. r0 at druggists. The washout at the bridge near Frank fort, on the Central Branch, was.

repaired yesterday mornins, and several minor breaks between Atchison and Greenleaf were also attended to. Mr. Magee spent the pay in looking after these repairs. Joseph who has just come among us as a landscape gardener has laid off Mr. Mangelsdorfs garden, on Parallel street, in a very handsome manner.

If he continues to do such excellent work we have no doubt he ill meet with great success. Kiper it Sons have rented the second and third floors of (ill, Ogden block, tor two years, with the privilege of five. This will furnish them additional room lor employing 73 to 100 additional men in the manufacture of harness. The firm is preparing to do au immense manufacturing business. Example is better than precept." It is well know that dyspepsia, bilious attacks, headache and many other ills can only' be cured by removing their cause.

Kidney-Wort has lieen proved to be the most effectual remedy for. these, and for habitual eosticeuess, which so alllicts millions of the American people. Adam Dilgert finished the foundations of Henry Brandner's house yesterday morning, Charley Benning, ho has the contract, commences bricklaying today. Whenever he can get a chance Henry Luth, who has the carpenter work, ill sail in also, and Henry expects the house wili simh be ready for him now. EI wood Co.

will sell at auction on Saturday, June Kith. at 10 o'clock a. the entire lV.rnitare and fixtures of J. 15. Knauer's restaurant, 121 Murphy's block, better known as the Pennsylvania Restaurant.

It consists ot beds and bedding, chairs, tables, dishes, stoves, show cases, in fact everything in the house keeping line. Sale positive and no reserve. The local editor o' Tue Champion reflected the sentiments of City Attorney Griffin, of Councilman Wetzel, anil several others, in his remarks on the action of the council in the viaduct matter, on Monday evening. That action was taken in open session, and not in executive session, as the Patriot insinuates; and, moreover, the local editor was invited to remain during executive session, and during the two years that he has reported the sessions of the Council has neser betrayed its secrets, nor violated the confidence reposed in him. Disregarding truth and decency, the Patriot indulges in some puerile remarks about our personal appearance and alleged salary, but wisely begs the question involved in our criticism because it was absolutely true.

of the universal success of Brovns Iron Bitters is simply- this It is the best Iron preparation ever made; compounded on thoroughly scientific, chemical and medicinal principles, and does just what is claimed for it no more and no less. By thorough and rapid assimilation with the blood, it reaches every part of the system, healing, purifying and strengthening. Commencing at the foundation it builds up and restores lost health in no other way can lasting benefit be obtained. jj Dearborn Chicago, Not. 7.

I have been a great suffcrrr fronj a very weak stomach, heartburn, and dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly everything I ate gave me distress, and I could eat but little. I have tried everything recommended, have taken the prescriptions of a doitn physicians, but got no relief until I toot Brown's Iron Bitters. 1 feel none of the old troubles, and am a new man. I am getting much stronger, and feel first-raie.

I am a railroad engineer, and now make my trips reeularly. I can not say too much in praise of your wonderful uedicine. D. C. Mack.

Brown's Iron Bitters does not contain whiskey or alcohol, and will not blacken the teeth, or cause headache and constipation. It will cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizziness, nervous debility, weakness, fse onlv Erown's lion Bitters made 1 E-own Chemical Baltimore. Crossed red liucs and trade-mark on wrapper. NORTON SON. A Large and Handsome Stock of Jew elrY and Silverware Offered.

Prices Down and Goods Going. Messrs Norton Sons, the popular jewelers, are determined that the people shall not complain of their prices, anil hence have made another reduction which place their truly stock ithin the reach of all. The stock should be examined by all lovers of art, because it includes some of the latest and most elegant designs in water sets, tea sets, breakfast sets, spoons, forks, knives, and all other things in silver, suit able for wedding or birthday present-. All these things, and also a great variety of watches, jewelry, charms and novelties. are offered at the very lowest figures.

barely outside of wholesale prices. A word or two should be added concerning their stock of clocks, which is very large and complete. These also have been marked down to bed rock, and our citizens should avail themselves of the oppor tunity to mirehase fine, reliable goods at very reasonable prices. Messrs Norton Son desire to assure the public that these goods are not inferior articles, purchased for the purpose of ere ating a fictitious boom, but first class articles in all respects, and deserving ol examination by those who contemplate 111 iking purchases. rOHJIOX KEXSE COMPRKrSSEI) IT IS DIFFICULT TO tilVK IN A DOZEN LINKS THK KF.ASONS WHY TAKKA XT Wr.l.Tif.Mt A snot l.i) bf.

pp.kft.kkki as a cok HKCT1VE AND ALTERATIVE TO EVKKV OTHElt MK1I1- C1NK IN CSK. F1KSTLT. IT ALLAYS FKVKK; SF.C- 0SIII.Y, IT CLEANSES TUE BOWELS WITHOCT VIO LENCE OK PAIN; THIRDLY, IT TONES THE STOMACH FOCKTHLY, IT RKIiCLATES TUE FLOW OF BILE; FIFTHLY, IT PROMOTES HEALTHY PEKSPIRATION SIXTHLY. IT RELIEVES TnE SYSTEM FROM I'NWHOLE OME HCMOKrt; SEVENTHLY. IT TRANylTLIZES THE NERVES; EIGHTHLY.

IT ACTS PON THE BLOOD IiEPfRENT; AND LASTLY, IT FORMS ONE OF THK MOST DELICIOrS COOLING DRAUGHTS' THAT EVER PASSED DOWN THE THROAT OF AN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. C. Weber. GRAND DISPLAY OF Siis Oil Prices to Come Within Reach of Everyone.

First Class Workmanship and Beautiufl Designs. The best selected, neatest made, nobbiest styles of Men's and Boys' Spring Suits. The largest line of Neckties and White and Colored Fancy Shirts in the city, all of which will be sold at rock bottom prices. Call, examine and get prices. Don't forget the place.

C. Weber. Corner 4th and Commercial Streets, Atchison, Kansas. Charles Pullen, Roofer and paver, asphelt, gravel roofing and asphaltom, concrete paving, sidewalks, carriage drives, ellar floors, gaiden walks, gutters, etc. 0 1 den left at Anderson's wood jard, Commercial street, between Eighth and Ninth.

Besldence 1308 Kansas avenue. -n" oioxning House in SHSOILT, June 11th, OUT SALE John Perkins' fine store. The month of June is the time to buy butter iu packages from to lij cents per pound at John Perkins' store. The Peoj lie's Cyclopedia is the cheap est au.l best cyclopedia before the public. It is now being delivered by H.

O. Ringo. Allen Harrison, who was injured at the Fourth street crossing, on Sunday morning, is still in a dangerous condition. Eruptions, sores, pimples, rheumatism are but indicators of impure blood. Acker's Blood Elixir is the remedy.

Sold by McPike Fox. -Finlaw's Dyspepsia and Liver Cure will overcome all diseases of the liver and constipation, purities the blood, removes pimples, salt rheum, etc. Are you miserable through indigestion, sour stomach or constipation? Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will reliev you. McPike Fox. On account of the short season, we must sell our stock of Summer Clothing and Straw Hats at 35 per cent, reduction.

For a bargain call on Tabor HrTs. Persons who have spare money and wish to invest the same in good safe, interest bearing securities, should call on George Storch, at the German Savings Bank. C. W. Jones, agent of the Rock Island, offers most favorable inducements to the traveling public at" his office on Third street, opposite the Union Depot.

Call and C. Jones. Those having to supply themselves with quinine by the ounce, will be glad to learn that they can now' buy it at the low price of $2.10, at Allen's, 511 Commercial street. Gold, Gold, Gold $25.00 in gold for the best score of eight shots, this week, at Round Corner Shooting Gallery, corner of Tnird and Commercial streets. Eight shots for 25 cents.

Our horsemen are arranging for three events at Woodlawn Park on Saturday next, a pacing, trotting and running race. We hope the programme will be success-full- carried out. A full variety of greenhouse and bedding plants for spring planting, including many varieties also floral designs for weddings, funerals, supplied at the West Atchison Conservatories. Remember the closing out sale at Lowenberg's. He will move after the 4th of July to his new quarters, and wishes to dispose of everything before removing.

Prices will be so low as to accomplish this. A. W. Pretzel has on the way from German', thirty barrels of genuine Bohemian and Bavarian beer, which will soon arrive. Lovers of beer may expect a rich treat when this consignment arrives.

For kidney complaint, inflammation of the bladder, constant desire to urinate, female troubles, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, use Finlaw's Dyspepsia and Liver Cure. Ask your druggist lor it. See circular. August Lang has just received five barrels of the following Calilornia wines, direct from San Francisco Angelica, Port, Gntedel and Zimfandel claret. He guarantees this to be the juice of the grape, and will sell it to you in any quantity.

Kaffer Mclveever, the progressive grocers, invite you to call this morning and examine their stock. They have everything in the way of groceries and provisions, and also seasonable fruits and vegetables. What you purchase there can always be relied upon as good. Simonds McConaughy, the popular druggists, move along in the old way, selling the very best articles in their line at the lowest prices, and are enjoying an excellent tcade. They deal in ail kinds of staple and fancy drugs, druggists' sundries and cigars, afl of which they invite youto inspect.

It you are hungry, and wish to enjoy a good dinner, go to the Delmonico restaurant, and tell Mr. Green what you want-You will be served with all the delicacies of the season, cooked in first class style, and will lie ready to declare when you have dined, that the Delmonico is the best restaurant in the city. Seymour S. Slawson, Ed. Prayther and White, ho were recently arrested for stealing a pair of mules, have pleaded guilty, but Ed.

Bannister will not be prosecuted as there is no evidence against him. Bannister was instrumental in securing the -arrest of the other parties, and was only supposed to lie implicated in the steal. Major and Mrs. William Anderson, of Pike county. 111., who have been visiting Luke Waters, at his celebrated farm on the Parallel road, have returned home, earn ing ith them glowing accounts of Kansas, and especially Atchison county.

The Major was charmed with Mr. Waters farm, anJ the land in its vicinty, and his son will soon come to Kansas and settle. Sawyer Corcoran, our popular plumbers, invite the public to call at their store, Xo. 114 North Filth street, and examine their stock of gas' fixtures, chandeliers, globes and gas machines. It is as fine a stock as can be found in this city, and offered at as low prices.

They are away with all their competitors iu the matter of plumbing, gas, steam and water fitting, and aTso invite you to inspect some of their work in this line. Joe Thompson, a colored" mau, was found guilty of grand larceny in the District Court. He robbed a man some time ago in the negro dive on Commercial street He divided the steal with a woman named Fanny Brown, who immediately left the city. Officer Taylor went to Kansas City after her, on Tuesday to testify against Thompson. This morning Jack Slaughter, another colored man, will be tried for complicity in the same case.

I nance for every organ. If disordered, the whole body languishes; however affected, its toue anil vigor may always be restored by using regularly Coldeu's Liquid Beef Tonic, in pint bottles. Ask for Colden's, take no other. Of druggists generally. Messrs.

Binkley and Shaw, two well-known farmers of Mount Pleasant town ship, ere in the city, yesterday, on their way home from Bolckow, where Mr. Binkley purchased of Hayzlett Brown, breeders of pure-bred Poland-China sw ine. a remarkably line boar, and Mr. Shaw secured a pair of the same breed of pigs Messrs. Binkley and Shaw regard their purchases as about the finest stock ever brought to this section of the State.

Chang Lee, a Chinaman who follows the laundry business in Atchison, has been victimized by a brother Celestial living in St. Joseph. Chang formerly did business iu St. Joseph, and while there loaned $150 to his friend, ho came to Atchison last week and paid the debt in Missouri de fense warrants, which were worthless. When Chang discovered this fact he vowed vdigeance against his false friend, and will hunt for him till he effects a more sat isfactory settlement of the debt.

The First Baptist church of this city reaffirmed, at a recent and remarkably full meeting for special business, the call extended, some three yea-s ago, by them, to Rev. J. W. Luke, as their Pastor. Mr.

Luke, at the close of business, tendered his resignation as Pastor, to take effect the ISth of September, the close of his third pastoral year. This was made the occa sion of this new call. Any opposition which may have existed was withdrawn, and the call was made unanimous. The church unanimously voted to prosecute the church building enterprise ith the present plans and subscription paper, and appointed B. P.

Waggeuer, J. C. Park, P. G. Shelley, John Landes and Mesdames John M.

Price, Geo. T. Challiss and L. A. Alderson, with the Pastor, to solicit funds "A GIFT FROM HEAVES." 'o Medicine Stands Higher Thau Marsh's Golden Balsam.

"One year ago I caught a severe cold, which settled on my lungs. I tried many remedies without getting relief, until I used your Goldkn Balsam. I am now well, having used only two bottles. I consider it a gift from heaven." Mrs. James Luce, Omaha, Neb.

"For Consumption of the lungs, I know of no medicine that stands higher than Maiish's Goi.dkx Balsam. It will cure where cures are possible." II. L. Smith Fort Scott, Kansas. Marsh's Goi.dkx Batsam, the famous throat and lung medicine, and Maksh's Golden Blood and Liveii Tonic, the great alterative and cliolagogue, are for sale by McPike Fox aud J.

II. Brown Co. druggists. Latge bottles 50 cents and -1. "The Great Lottery War." A greedy, unscrupulous, grasping mon opoly of a lottery company, instead of giring ticket holders a chance to win prize, is spending their money by paying newspapers throughout the United States for advertising mean, untruthful articles aimed to injure the Great Commonwealth Distribution of Ky.

The Common wealth Co. is above such practices to secure business, and prefers to obtain patronage by honorable means, and by honestly conducting their business. The American people love fair play, and will pay no at-tench to such lies emanating from such a source, but will as usual, send their orders for tickets for the next popular monthly drawing in Louisville, June 30th, 1833. 30,000 for only 112,400 in prizes. Tickets.

2 each half tickets, SI. Address, R. M. Boardman, Louisville, Ky. Public installation.

The members of the Friendship Lodge No. 5, I. O. O. F.

have determined upon a public installation of officers to take place on Tuesday evening, July 3d, and the fol-lowing committees have been appointed to take charge of an carry out the arrangements On Arrangements, programme and exercises, W. S. Anderson, J. Weston, J. G.

Sample. Installation of Officers, C. II. Krebs. On Music, A.

P. Cutter, W. S. Anderson, J. Weston.

On Decorations, C. II. Krebs, E. Nichols, A. Beeby.

On Reception.J. M. Price, S. IL Kelsey, J. C.

Tomlinson, II. R. Bostwick. On Invitation, C. H.

Krebs, F. P. Martin, A. P. Sutter.

Master of Ceremonies, II. Clay Park. These committees are now at work, and will make their final report to the lodge at its next regular meeiing. The programme ill be published hereafter. Those in charge say that this will be a very interesting aud pleasant entertainment, and that several of the most talented citizens will aid in making the evening pleasant for those who attend.

Excited Thousands. All over the land are eoing into ecstscy over Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their unlooked for recovery by the timely use of this great life saving remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in its praise! It is guaranted to positively cure Severe Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of. Voice, or any affection of the Throat and Lungs.

Trial Bottles free at McPike fc Fox's drug store. Large sizs 1.00. ill 1 CM oi ii! OP THE Commencing AND tiding Friday, June 15th. All Summer Goods to be sold at one-haK their former value. The sale wjjl include White Goods, Lawns, Satteens, Buntings, Fans, Parasols, etc.

All former cutting of prices of no consequence when compared to this sacrifice. Call early and secure bargains. Deutsch Bros. 312 COMMERCIAL STREET,.