The Atchison Daily Champion from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

LEVI WILSON. STOVES AND TINWARE. 18 79. ISDUSTRUL EXPOSITION. Meeting at tbe Council Cnamber Mgnt.

Last atli Champion. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Atchison, Kansas. May 8th. 1879.

FEBRIFUGE FRESH 'FROM THE LO I BUCK' LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL be found on the Third page. Advertisements In the local item column will be charged for at the rate of 20 Ota. a line, each insertion. A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.

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3. C. SL Louis. Mr Dear Sir I bave sold Clifford's Febrifuge since its Introduction iii Central Texas, In fact 1 mar say i Introduced It In Milam County. It has given uniformly good satisf action, and its merits are constanuy recommending It from citizen to citizen.

In the speedy and effective cure of Intermittent Fever, (Fever and Ague. and Fevers of Malarial origin. 1 am always pleased to sell Clifford's Febrifuge on account of its efficiency, knowing It will not disappoint my customers, and being so palatable, makes it the most pleasant lemedyfor the cure of 1 Probabilities Tor 1o-I)hj. By Telegraph. Washington, May 8, 1 A.

m. Indications for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys: Stationary followed by falling barometer, slightly warmer and cloudy weather, occasional rain, south and east winds. Chills and Fever. WJl till 1, Jl. Proprietor City Drug Store.

Our entire line of beautiful new spring styles of Carpetings just received. The large and varied assortment embraces choice new designs in INGIN, THREE-PLY, TAFESTRY AND BOO! BRUSSELS. Our selection being the most complete which we have ever offered to the public. If you are in want of a Carpet, of any kind, this spring we would respectfully invite you to call and examine our stock. ROBERT KEITH LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.

AIL OVER KANSAS. Slf tings Trom Onr State Exchanges. Ottawa has a military company of boys the Zouave Cadets. McPherson county has no saloons. Number of drug stores not reported.

The western portion of McPherson has been visited by a whirlwind, sufficient to tear down barns. The McPherson Fieunin counts up for its town this season two railroads, two wells and two elevators. A railroad bond proposition is agitating Wilson county. John Gilmore's Citizen has broken out all over with it. The Fort Scott postoffice has disposed of 3,000 of the ten dollar refunding certificate' with orders on hand for $2,000 more.

During the absence of Mr. Keisler, of the Louisburg Herald, a "typographical error" who had been in his employ, partially ''pied" the office and skipped. Republican Valley Freights. The St. Joseph Gazette tells all that is known about 'he freight agents meeting at St.

Joseph on Tuesday, as follows An important meeting of general freight agents was held in one of the reception jailors at the Pacific House yesterdav. Theie had not been much said, the proposed conference, but some how or other nearly all the gentlemen connected with the freight departments of railroads in the Missouri Valley received sufficient information on the subject to induce them to drift into St. Joseph just in time to see what was going on. In the conference proper only five roads were directly represented, as follows: 18 a. Perfect Baker and the Moot Durable.

I Bums the Least Coal and Wood; It Gives aatlslactlon. STREET GOSSIP. A meeting of our citizens was held at the Council Chamber, last eyening, to consider the question of organizing an Industrial Ex. position, to be held during the coming autumn. On motion of John A.

Martin, Mayor Tomlinson was called to the chair, and on motion of W. W. Guthrie, S. Hesselberger was elected secretary. Hon.

Geo. W. Click submitted a report from the Committee on Organization, embodying articles of incorporation for the "Atchison Industrial Exposition and Agricultural Fair." They provide for a joint 6tock company, with a capital of $50,000, in shares of $10 each, and a board of thirteen directors, as follows G. W. Glick, L.

C. Challiss, E. E. Brown, L. Kiper, C.

Eohr, J. C. Tomlinson, D. Stockwell, W. F.

Downs, L. L. Todd, S- Hesselberger, ohn Seaton, and E. Fleischer. Mr.

Meier, from the Committee on Buildings, submitted a plan for the main building, and estimates of the expense necessary for preparing the grounds and erecting all the necessary buildings. These include the main building, GO by 250 feet a machinery hail the same size; an agricultural hall, 150 by GO feet; an art nail, 40 by 60; 30 booths; 40 box stalls; 100 otea stalls; pigpens; fencing, etc. The total expense he estimated at 9,500. After remarks by L. C.

Challiss, G. W-Glick, E. Fleischer, W. F. Downs, W.

Guthrie, Jno. A. Martin, A. J- North, Mr. Bartlett, L.

Kiper, J. C. Fox, C. Weber, and J. C.

McCully, discussing the proposed exposition, and the prospects of success, the meeting adjourned. The Board of Directors will meet at the office of Mayor Tomlinson to-night, to further perfect the organization. Tbe Military. There is one popular form of business er recreation, in which Atchison is taking no part, which is a little singular, for, as a rule, in Atchison, "everything goes." We speak of the military movement. When the "unholy rebellion" had recently been there was no excessive hankering among the returned volunteers for anything more in the military line.

The gentleman who had for some years spread his frugal board with hard tack and the sub-structure of a female hog, and who had skipped along beneath a July sun, bending under a knapsack which, at about 4 p. seemed to assume the size and weight of an ordinary bureau, seemed "penetrated," as the French say, with the idea that the man who would play soldier in time of peace was a hopeless and howling idiot. But that was a long time ago a generation of young fellows has grown up since the war some of the "old boys" have forgotten the disagreeable side of soldiery, and there is a general revival of the military spirit On the whole. The Champion believes it a good thing. There is no necessity for its injuring anybody and some good may result.

Every young man must and will have something to think about, and it may as well be the "Guards," as the color of a meerschaum or the education of a lop-eared dog with liver-colored spots. Bayonets are better than "budge," and an enemy's drill is preferable to an all night drunk. The army as a resort discounts several other places we could mention. Socially the "Guards" area power. They march in all the processions( run the "light fantastic" business, keep up the city band arrange all the excursions, ornament the streets, and are adored by the women.

Neighboring organizations indulge in competitive drills, which create as much interest and break fewer bones than base ball. In fact, actual warfare, to say nothing of the mimic article, is a trifle less dangerous than the last named amusement- For these, and for other reasons, The Champion believes in the "Kansas First," Col. Welles Brown commanding, and would be glad to see the young men of Atchison take some steps to. Current Items Found Floating Arounc Gents' line furnishing goods and hats at Stetter's. The District Court took a rest yesterday but will resume to-day.

Yesterday morning a heavy rain fell from Iieloit to Blue Eapids. John has put down an excellent sidewalk in front of his grocery store. Mr. William Marshall, one of our leading reports business good in his department. Lost An open-cased silver watch.

The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at this office. Twenty-seven cars of railroad iron came REAMS WHY Mt SHOILD BLY ti ii rimni i HAIR rlfilfi Ht Ul FEBRIFUGE HE STILL LIVES! Oytlcx op V. S. NOTO.TT Mm. New York Oit.

Aosust 2. My Dear Sir: Tor over two years I have had 1- ever and Atrue, and after trying every thing I took one-half bottle or Clifford's Febrifuge, and It cured me permanently. I believe my case would have been fatal Lad 1 not fuund tills as I did, Yours truly, H. POOL. Manager K.

Mfg. Co." FEBRIFUGE A SUCCESS. Kcttot, Katwas, Feb. 3. 1879.

J. C. RirHARTWO. Eaq. My Dear Sir: Have sold CItflord'i Febrifuge the past twelve months with very gootV results; as a Febrifuge it is A success, and merit the name chosen.

I bespeak large sale and Currv tponding benefit to the parties using. Kespectfuily, J. B. DICKEY. Druggist.

FEBRIFUGE WONDERFUL. Indiau apolis, March lfl, C. Richardson, Sir of 1117 children were severely attacked with Chills and Fever. 1 called our amily Physician who attended them without success, foolishly tried Ague Pads, also without the slightest effect. When through the influence of Mr.

Ballard we were induced to try your Clifford's Febrifuge the effect was wonderful. The children did not have a Chill after taking the first dose and are now entirely well. Would not be without the remedy on any account ioura, UKa WRIGHT. FEBRIFUGE IN EVERY INSTANCE. Nashttllk, February 11th, 187ft.

J. C- Richardson. Dear Sir We have been selling Clifford's Febrifuge for the past year in our store, with entire satisfaction, and a euro In every instance. J. I.

McCAULEY. in for the Eureka narrow guage branch of BUCK'S BRILLIANT Central Branch nion Pacific, by M. Sargent, general freight agent. Kansas Pacific, by John Muir, general freight agent. Atchison and Nebraska, by B.

L. Winchell, acting general freight agent. USE HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE Instantaneous FOR THE Moustache A I Whiskers. Price oOc.por Hoi VnI better any tier. REVIVUM! NOT A DYE.

Fifty Cents a Bottle. THE GREAT HAIR RESTORER! Proved to be the best article offered to the public for the purpose of RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL. COLOR, A few applications producing Dark, Lustrous, Silken Tresses. S. CRITTESTOJ, Sole Proprietor, Sew York.

"akebetter; burn less fuel Rive better satisfac Ladies and Gentlemen, we appeal to you to give the REVIVUM a trial we guarantee you quality at one-half the price of any good Hair Restorer. This we have proved by actual test, and we would caution you not to take any other simply because the price is higher. Remember, we warrant the "REVIVUM" to restore the Hair, to be of greater strength and the same quantity of any dollar article. You can have no excuse for Gray Hair or Baldness when you can procure the crowning glory of man or woman, a beautiful head of hair, by using the REVIVUM." tion, ana are the standard Moves of the day. Extension Top Btoves, with High or Low St.

Joseph and Denver City, by Jos. Han- liuwu xveservoir. oeu, geuerm ireigui ami iienec agent and master of transportation Every Stove is Warranted. PETIT JIKORS. Burlington and Missouri Eiver in Nebraska, by P.

Lowell, general freight and ticket agent. Besides, the above named gentlemen, who took an active part in the conference, there June, 1819, Term of District Court. Herein me cuy a numoer ot other railroad FAMOUS REMEDIES. The following is a list of the names of officials trom abroad, including T. W.

Ander persons drawn to serve as petit jurors during son, traveling freight agent of lhe Hannibal and St. Joseph; S. P. Brown, western agent the June, 1879, term of the District Court of HALE'S HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR, for Coughs and all Lung Diseases. GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP Clarifying, Healing, Beautifying 35 cents PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DROPS, which Cure in One Minute, 25 cents.

HILL'S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE (Instantaneous 50 cents. ward a first-class military organization. personal. of the Continental freight line John E- Ctt, general western agent of the Chicago. Eock Atchison county City of Atchison Caleb Tompkins, Chas.

Island and Pacific, and E. L. Patch, agent of Hon. L. M.

Briggs favored us with a call Pullen, J. Swartz, H. L. Basket, N. S.

Mitch BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. the Merchants Despatch Company. The object of tbe conference, which was in ell, David Lukins, W. H. McNeil, W.

Evans, J. A. Norton, Peter Young, Winfield Joun w. Allen A aimouus a AicLonauyliy una 1 or sale by McPike tw, Atcbtson, Kansas. session all the afternoon and evening, was to establish uniform freight rates over all the roads competing for business between Mis last evening.

Mr. George Shriner, of Washington, leaves here to-day for San Francisco. E. H. Lintweeler, of Canton, Mississippi called to see The Champion yesterday.

Kehler, J. E. Wagner. FEBRIFUGE Shannon Tp. Peter McDuff, William Int souri river points and the Eepublican valley.

The meeting was entirely harmonious, and a FavoritE fan. the Santa Fe. The proceedings of the School Board will be found on the third page of this morning's Champion. One thousand parasols at Stetter's. Excellent selections.

Bargains. Seip Lane have 200,000 brick ready to deliver, and expect to have at least 225,000 more by next Saturday. Some special bargains in ladies', misses' and children's shoes and slippers offering at N. Stetter's this week. L.

Eochat is not fully established in his new location, nearly opposite his old stand, but experts to be in a few days. A gentleman who has a small residence to rent informs us that within twenty-four hours he had seven applications. The Missouri began to rise yesterday. A very small rise now wuuld seriously interfere witli the caisson building operations. Those nobby cheviot men's suits at Stetter's beat anything in price ever shown here.

J. S. Galbraith says he will erect a business house for any one who wil take a lease of it, when completed, for three years. There are four letters at this office addressed to 11. who had an advertisement in our want column a few days ago.

Mr. George W. Ocker has begun to understand that matrimony is a serious business, lie was out yesterday house hunting. Clem. Eohr is making several changes in the arrangement of his harness and saddle shop, and materially enlarging his quarters.

Gov. St. John is said to be a good rifle shot. He has never practiced, however, with that difficult and dangerous weapon, rifle whisky. Stetter's double stores are crowded.

Competition is the life of trade, and Stetter, we are assured, is selling goods lower than any other Grasshopper Tp B. Cohoon, William Stir Mr. G. A. Martin, who has recently the Wichita Herald, was in town yes ton.

schedule was agreed upon, but the details thereof are not yet ready for publication. As a whole, however, there is no material change, and it is thought the rates agreed upon will MANCT1CTTBID BT RICHARDSON, St. Louis. j. Center Tp.

Mike Carleton, John A. Hen nigh, B. F. Snyder. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.

ne very satistactory to the people shipping freights in that direction. In a few instances Mt. Pleasant Tp. Levi Scrivner, Fred -CT rates have been increased, but in others there is a slight reduction. MORIHE Hi Hartman, W.

II. Grindstaff, Asa Barnes. Walnut Tp. William Scott. About Text Books.

Effingham, May 7, 1879 All the gentlemen attending the conference agreed that business in the direction of the Eepublican valley is contiuually increasing, and that the time is coming when that will be one of the richest producing regions in the XTRACTS? At a recent meeting of the County Teach era' Association, among other things trans' United States. The Vote In Osborne. acted, a resolution was passed requesting me stoves; Eminent Chemists and Physicians? certify that these goods nre free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better result3 thap any others, and that they use them in their own families. to ak the various school district boards of Mayor Downs yesterday received returng I. M.

HOWELL Of the Red Lumber Office. Have the largest and hest assorted stock of LUMBER, LATH, tSHIXCLES, sash, IX)OKS, and BLINDS, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, MIXED PAINTS, And will meet any competition, either in Atchison or from aDy other Missouri river point. dlw from the bond election in Osborne county. Atchison county to make no adoption of text Penn township gave 132 majority for the books under the act of the Legislature till DR. PRICE'S UNIQUE PERFUNSES are the Gems of all Odors.

TOOTHENE. An aiwulde, healthful Liquid Dentifriv. LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA CINCER.

from the pure root July or August. I think it would be well for Every Stove Warranted to give Perfect Satisfaction. the county to haye as near a uniformity of terday morning. Mrs. George W.

Stockwell and Charles W. Monroe left for Quincy yesterday for a month's visit. Hon. T. B- Tomlinson, of Lancaster was in the city yesterday, and gave The Champion a call.

A. P. Hodges, general agent Conover Brothers, the music firm of Kansas City, is looking over Atchison. Eev. C.

Monjean, of Topeka, and chaplain of the Capital Guards, came over to the metropolis yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Wood left yesterday for St. Joe ta attend the Medical Society as one of the representatives of Atchison.

Ben Kohorn returned yesterday from his trip down the Santa Fe road and into Colorado. He swept everything before him. Mr. Wellman, one of the editors of lhe Clifton Review, favored us with a call yesterj day. He says everything in the Eepublican Valley is flourishing.

Leroy Saxon, one of the most intelligent farmers of Center gave us a call yesterday. He says that the crop prospects in his vicinity were never better than they are this season. Messrs. Wm. Webster and Arthur Cc-nant, employed in the offices of the packing company, leave to-day for their former home STEELE PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS.

The Hest Dry Hop Yeast in the World. STEELE PRICE. Chicago, St. Louis Cinclcnati. books as possible.

The county will be thoroughly canvassed by book agents, and each one will use his utmost efforts to secure the bonds, and Sumner township gave 37 majority for the bonds, but Tilden towDship gave 6 majority the other way. The result in Tilden township was complicated by a school election, which led to an interesting series of fist fights, originally growing out of school matters, but eventually taking in the railroad if-sue. We regret the effusion of blood and the adoption of the books he represents and if house in the city. a Widmer Meyer's. Regnier district boards act independently and without any reference to the action of other districtSj or to the desired action of the county, it is very probable that a general mixture of the Nobtonville, Jan, Slh, 1S79.

Jacob Leu Dear Sir, The "Favorite" Stove'pnrchased of you gives entire satisfaction. I think as a cooking stove It cannot be excelled. W. C. Davis.

You can always dedend on getting fresh bread, cakes, pies and confectionery, at yvid-mer Myer's, corner of Fifth street and Kan There are four jewelry stores in this city, and all of them except one are now located within a distance of nine'y-six feet, fronting on Commercial street. Five freight trains went out on the Central Branch yesterday and four came in. Last night there were one hundred and text books will be the result. as Avenue. f2b4dly The teachers and myself propose to make When you are oppressed with despondent an examination of text books, prices, quality, WANT TO SEE I0U ABOUT China, Glassware, Lamps thoughts don worry your associates with and make a report in June, and, if pos gloomy grumblings, but use Eilert's Dayligh thirty-four loaded cars to go out.

sible, secure a uniform action in the county. Liver Pills, inev stimulate the liver into The Engle clock is a curiosity well healthy action, tone the stomach and bring A Great variety of Favorite Stoves, either coal or wood series, always kept in stock by I have mailed copies of the law to the clerk defeat of the railroad proposition, still we feel in our bonesjthat this is only a slight check which will not change results in the outcome. A county like Osborne is bound to have railroad connection with Atchison and The Champion, and that fpeedih. Stockholders Meeting. The stockholders of the Atchison Nebraska road met in the offices of the company in this city yesterday, 25,414 shares being represented.

Matthew Quigg, of Atchison, presided, and A. P. Jacbues acted as secretary. The following gentlemen were elected directors for the coming year Nathaniel Thayer, John A. Burnham, H.

H. Honeywell, Charles L. Young, Charles Merriam, James worth going to see. Our citizens should not happiness. Sold by druggists.

maybdwtf of each school board in the county. It is ad miss the opportunity afforded them of exam visable to not be too hasty, yet the adoption PJ new crop just received at the tea store ining this great mechanical wonder. Conee roasted everv rtav. must be made before September 16, 1879, Bird Cages, Mirrors, Table Cutlery, etc They have the largest and most complete slock the State, and sell lower than any ether house in the West. GrO JJSTTy ESEI X'lOIIHIja AT THEIR -Mr.

J. W. Swain, of the Oil Tank Com "The Flurry In Stocks." or boards will be liable to a fine under the law. As the books adopted are to be in use Always means an opportunity lor some pany, lailing to make satislactory arrangements on this side of the river will locate hi' JACOB LEU, Sole Agent. five years, it is well to consider all the ad shrewd and lively operator to make a handsome profit.

Messrs. Lawrence Bank tank and warehouses in East Atchison. vantages so far as possible, before adopting. near Chicago. Mr.

Webster will not return. It is pretty certain that Mr. Conant will. Is it Any Wonder. In view of the immense amount ol adulterated baking powders used by the masses of people in food, is it any wonder that there are diseased gums, decayed teeth and disordered digestion To escape these evils, use Dr.

Price's Cream Baking Powder, the only kind made by a physician, with great care. mavSd thu fri wit Old man is under arrest ers, N. have established the new combination system for operating in stocks, so that W. H. Tucker, Co.

Supt. forassaulting thelittle colored girl, Lucy Alice CRYSTAL FALA A. Beak, Thos. P. Beale, Geo.

Shattuck, cipital in any amount from $5 to $50,000 can If you have been drinking too much, which be used profitably at any time that may suit Boston Matthew Quigg, Atchison Ira Har however, you should never do, a dose ol JJr. Williams, will have a hearing before Justice Drury on Friday. The case promises to be the customer. By pooling the orders ot thoui Bull's Baltimore Pills will place you in good ris and D. P.

McDonald, Fort Scott. ands of patrons into one immense sum, and condition again. very nasty. operating them as a mighty whole, under the Tbe BlNMinsr ot Streuff Xerres The noble commence man who at one most experienced skill, vast profits are made, Read This, Is recoverable, not by the use of mineral sed fell swoop relieved a countryman ol on which could be gained in no other way. These atives, but by a resource to effectual tonic Andihengoto Mrs.

A. Baumgard's and are divided pro rata among shareholders Tuesday, will be called to answer for that ex examine her large stock of spring and sum treatment. Opiates and the like should only be used as auxiliaries, and then as sparingly tensive financial operation before Justice mer millinerv, selected with great care, and monthly. An investment of $10 returns $50, or 5 per cent on the stock: 100 pays $1)50, expressly lor this market. All the latest Drurv on Friday.

Building: Rotes. Nesbitt yesterday finished a storefront lor Mr. O'Shea. Nesbitt Wright begin a residence today on Kearney street, between Sixth and Seventh. Henry Denton has just finished the excavation for a frame residence for himself, corner of Sixth and Atchison.

as possible. Vigorous nerves are quiet one, and the most direct way to render them so is and sood, according'to the market. A St.Louis Hi O- Tin, sheet iron and copper ware, of all descriptions, such as buckets, tin and copper wash boilers, round and square dinner buckets, small basins, milk pans, stamped dish pans of all sizes, cake pans, dripping pans, wash pans, and pie pans. Coffee and tea pots, coffee and tea canisters, Fiench coftee pots, coffee mills, cake turners, colanders, candle moulds, candle sticks, cups, milk cans, oil cans, coal hods, styles in hats, bonnets and ladies' furnishing Ed. Goodsell, the painter, is laid up with patron made over three hundred per cent on to reinforce the vital energies.

That sterling J0. 419 Commercial street. an investment in tober by the combination injuries resulting from a fall from a scaffold Attention, Teachers. method. Messrs.

Lawrence Co- new ci invigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, will be found all-sufficient for this purpose, since it entirely removes impediments to thoroueh in South Atchison on Tuesday afternoon The annual Normal Institute for Atchison cular (mailed free) has "two unerring rules One of his wrists is broken and he received for and full information so that any digestion and assimilation of the food, so that county will be held at Monrovia, commenc Or Monday next Lane Seip will com' the Doay is insureu us due amount ol nourish ment. and coaseouently of stamina. Kheu Unexcelled in Economy of Fuel. Unsurpassed in Construction. Unparalleled in Durability.

DUeil in tie CUIX orSBins tis VERY BEST OPERATING, AXD MOST PERFECTGQOKINGSTOYE EVI3 0FFE2E3 FGS TSS P2ICE. i other serious injuries. The attention of Kansas blooded stoc' ing July 7, 1879. one can operate with profit. Stocus and bonds wanted.

Government bonds supplied. Ap-plv to Lawrence Bankers, 57 Exchange mence a brick business house 40x00 on Main matic tendencies and ait'ections ol the kidnevs Prof. E. A Gastman, for more than seven and bladder are also counteracted by lhe Hit coal shovels, chamber sets, sqirrel cages, dippers, dust Geneva fluters, funnels, raisers is called to the great sale of fine short ters, which is besides a pleasant medicinal between Second and Third. Mr.

S- D. D. Smith begins to-day a resl Place, teen years Superintendent of the public stimulant, inhnitely purer than tee raw ex horns to be held at Plattsburg, May 1 flesh forks, graters, measures, match sales, schools of Decatur, Illinois, and one of the citants of commerce, which react injuriously "HACKMETACK," a popular and fra marking pots, mulhn pans, oilers, stew denee for A. C. Carlson on Seventh, between upon me neevous yysiHin.

About a hundred fine animals are to be sold. Catalogues may be had by addressing G. M. best institute workers in Kansas last year, has grant perfume. Sold by McPike Fox, Atch Commercial street and Kansas Avenue.

pans, steamers, strainers, strainer buckets, fliur sieves scoops, sprinklers, soup ladels, Obituary. ison. Kansas. necn neon eow weow tf 2 Clay, Plattsburg, Mo. beenjemployed to conduct the institute.

Here is wliat State Superintendent Lem- Mr. Edwin Olden died at his residence milk skimmers, spoons.batn tubs ot all de Crockham Neal have nearly finished overhauling Mr. Price's residence. The ob To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early three miles southwest of Muscotah, May 3f'i scriptions, tin, copper, iron and granite MADE ONLY BT mon says of Prof. Gastman "If you employ servatory is a remarkably nice piece of work EXOELSIOIl Mja.TO'TXIP'G- decay, loss ol manhood, etc, 1 will send a re him your teachers will be treated to good, 1879, aged 33 years.

The deceased was born in Erie county, N. but chose the prairies Work has begun on Mrs. Harrison's 0 The ladies of the Woman's Missionary Society connected with the Congregational Church will give a supper at the lecture room of the church, this evening, from to 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited to at oeipt that will cure yeu, free or charge strong, wholesome food every day." 312, 614, 616 618 N. MAIN STREET, ST.

LCUiS, MO. Sold bv A. WELTE. Atchison. Kansas.

inis great remeay was discovered by a mis residence, on Kansas Avenue, between)Eighth Prof. Sheffield, Superintendent of the pub lion in South America. Bond addressed en' of the west for his future home, where by his industry he has secured pleasant surroundings, and by his upright life a large number and Ninth. Lane Seip are the contractors iron tea kettles, ana relngerators. Jappaned cake boxes, waiters, cash boxes pepper boxes, molasses pitchers, spit-loons, toy whistles, banks, cups, buckets, Galvanized iron cistern and well frying pans, plain velopes to the Bev.

Joseph T. Inman, Sta tend. Supper, Id cents. lic schools of Atchison, and one of the leading educators of Kansas, has also been en Crookham Neal have the carpenter work. Kansas City, April 16.

1879. tion INew Tornatr of friends. Dr. J. I.

Ellet, Magnetic Healer, Atchison, Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco, gaged to aid as instructor. Other assistants. George Bell yesterday broke ground for a new brick building 20x60 on Fifth, between Commercial and Kansas Avenue. David Dear Si) I take great pleasure in statin? Mrs. H.

J. Cusack, fashionable milliner, has one of the best selected stock of hats, pattern hats, bonnets, gloves, and all kinds of millinery goods ever brought to Atchison. She in The Commercial. At Kaffer's Commercial lia'l be found all the luxuries of the to the comfort of drinking jeople. on him while passing and partake of hi? cooling Anheuser.

itf Buffalo papers please copy-J Our Faces. so far as necessary, will be secured if possible. For Bronchial, Asthmatic, and Pulmonary to you and all others interested in the relief Complaints, and Coughs and Colds, Johnson has the contract for the excavation, The human face is not only "the index of and ground bowls, plain, porcelain and lined pots and kettles, iron ot sutlering humanity, that your treatment of Bronchial Troches" manifest remarkable cura vites her friends to call and see her, at No. the soul." Every bodily sensation leaves its and Jesse Allen for the stone work. me proved entirely successful.

1 went to your The people of Monronia are anxious to have the Institute held there. Ample room has been secured, and boarding can be had at $2.50 to $3.00 per week. No pains will be spared to give those who attend the institute tive properties mayGdwlw See Notices 415 Commercial street, up stairs. Work was begnn yesterday on the new indelible impress upon the features. Every human face, if studied attentively, reveals the house in Atchison a great sufferer with ulcerated throat, and my neck was swollen terriblr.

physical and mental hi; jry of its possessor, All of Brown's Popular Family Medicines for sale by McPike Fox and Simmons There were three lumps as large as hen's eggs, and very painful. Indeed I was in a Theodore Franke, the up-town grocer, is prepared to wrap the American flag around him and die like the great Kirby, but has carrirge factory, on Main street. This is to be one of Atchison's "big things" John Thompson is the contractor Joseph Footit a real treat. On the crowded street ot the city, what volumes of these histories are open to all who Popular illustrated book (2fi0 on Manhood i "W'oruanhooil! Marriage! Ijjijh! to Mairiage! The Cause ami Cur-! Sent securely sealed, postpaid for 50 cents, by Dr. C.

Whi'ttier, 617 St. Charles street, St. louis, Mo.F the great sjiecia ii.su Eead his works. no'i'-ju McCbnaughy, Atchison and all druggists in dangerous condition. You cured me entirely heaters, boilers, stovepioe, elbows, safes, thimbles, roof heads, zinc, zinc boards, sheet iron, tin plate, solder brass and iron wire, etc Granite iron ware of all such as cups, wash pans, dish pans, coffee and tea pots, kettle, stew pans, etc would search them 1 he miser with his fea By corresponding with the undersigned all necessary information will be given relative does the carpenter work John Peterson the by magnetism alone.

1 am now perfectly well, the lumps having all disappeared. Kansas. Mother, when your dear baby suffers tures drawn as tightly as the mouths of his erected a flag staff over his establishment, where the star spangled banner will soon wave, proclaiming liberty and cheap groceries stone work. money bags the debauchee with his sensual, teething, use Dr. Winchell's Teething Syrup, it There is no "let up" in the building busi semi-animal face the young man with the feature fair and broad before him, every line soothes the pain, regulates the bowels, quickly to the institute.

W. H. Tcbcee, Sup't, Effingham, Ks, People learn wisdom by experience. A agrisdwlm Janr Jv. Wakzling.

Xo vain promises, but come and see 423. JAMES M. EDMIST0N. ness in Atchison. It would be impossible, to all.

Three plain drunks were adjudicated in of his countenance revealing energy and am cures colic, brings natural sleep, and is so charming in all its effects, that if you nse it without a great expenditure of time and la bition the maiden face bright with inno man never wakes up his second baby to see it the police court yesterday, and one young female was assessed the usual fine for not being BUI' iE OWL SHIRT. once you wilt use it always. Sold by at 25 cents a bottle. may6dwtf cent love and hope each of these face-histor- bor, to give a list ol the buildings now in progress. We give a few of the latest im -AGENT FOR laugh, but always keeps l'r.

Bull Baby Syrup handy. les is as legible as the printed page before Peevish children have worms. Dr. Jamie's provements. good enough.

After the Jiorning services an extra session was held to decide on the merits you. Uut there are other laces in which we may read sad histories faces of work -weary German Worm Calfes will destroy the worms Martin Delaney has commenced an addi women to whom living has become an irk and make the children happy. maypdwtf some burden. The fatal alphabet of disease Why everybody goes to S. Bernstein's is because he keeps a large line of gold and silver watches.

may3 dtf The discovery of the circulation of the blood Atchison, Kansas, April 9. of two milkmen who threatened to fill their respective cans with blood instead of milk. One of them was counted worthy to pay and costs. era C2 6-1 tion to the Pacific House, corner of Fourth and Main, which will double the size of the building. The old part is to be remodeled in harmony with the new, the whole forming a Dr.

I. ElkL- The bosom ia made of the bent Uil.Si I is three ply and lined with butcher linen. This-Shirt IS ENTIRELY FINISHED AND BEADY FOK THE 18 written upon every line of their countenances. Why will these women suffer from those painful diseases and weaknesses peculiar Dear Sik I have been under your treat 1 ment at your home for invalids for two weeks. The refugeee excitement has about died to the sex, losing besides the charm and beau handsome structure.

My complaint being chronic headache, ca Gasoliuc Cook Stove was an important event in the history of medicine but if the blood be full of impurities, its circulation, which Providence intended as a blessing, proves a bane. Hence we should tarrh, innamed eyes and general debility, ty of a bright, beautiful lace, when Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a sure and i-d. aialloy and Henry Bough man are You have restored me to health in this short putting up two brick buildings 25x60 on the effectual remedy Ladies who have used it time by your magnetic power, without medi out. The "exoduses" still hold the fort at the colored churches, and the passer at any hour in the day sees the same sight, the old boxes and trunks and various black folks of different sizes faithfully holding cleanse the blood with Scovill's Blood and Price $1.

pronounce it to be woman's elixir of health. cine. 1 go to my home in Kocktord, Illinois, Him Si Liver Syrup. may4d3twlt Sold by druggists. maySdwlt to-day a bappy and cured man.

I have wit Coughing in Church. No place in the nessed during my stay at your infirmary won Brown's Camphorated Saponaceous down the plunder. There are always a few derful cures, besides the power of magnetism frice. Experience teaches its supnnonty. south side of Commerctal, between Seventh and Eighth.

The buildings will correspond in appearance with each other and with Miss Lane's building adjoining. This handsome block will occupy what has been the location of one of the filthiest pools in Atchison. Lane A Seip are the contractors. little fires going, and the fried bacon smells exhibited in a thousand ways, so I consider you the most powerful magnetizer I have world equals London for the constant barking kept up in the churches It is like a perpetual fusilade of small arms. Why don't they take Hall's Balsam and get rid of their coughs It is the most wouderful remedy, and the pro The Diogenes of these days may stop in front of this Dentifrice which is sold at 25 cents.

Avoid counterfeits. may6dwlw 3 CD ever met. I came to you and you cured me. May you prosper and continue to be, 53 Wholesale jobber injTinware and Tinners' Stock. Have you Dyspepsia, are vou Constipated, as I consider you now, a public benefactor.

prietors recommend it in every instance. Let all coughers take notice. may4dotwlt as to heaven. During working hours most of the able-bodied men are absent, working or seeking work about the city. The number of the refugees is daily diminishing four families left yesterday, and in time this queer lot will have vanished as mysteriously as they have you Yellow skin, Loss of Appetite, Head A Priceless Jewel aprlOd wlmo i hoc.

ti. jjbows. a Ache, if so don't lailto use SlllLUtl SIS- TRADE MARK 7 The deadlv crip of Consumption may be 0 HO Why will you sutler with Dyspepsia and 1- is health, and it you are without yon can neither beg, borrow, buv nor steal it, but yon TEM VITALIZER. It is guaranteed to relieve you, and will vou continue to suffer when warded on with Hale's Honey or tlorehound Liver Complaint, Constipation, and general Partlcular.attentlon given to Job work of a kinds, such as Galvanized Iron Cornice, Gu ering. Tin Roofing, dc All work warrnte and Tar.

Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one min JO debility when you can get at our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer which we sell on a positive guarantee to cure yon. Price 10 cts. and vou can be cured on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and 75 cts.

Sold by McPike A Fox. ute. mayoawtw can obtain It by nsing Sellers' Liver Pills. They tone op the Stomach and keep the bowels in good order by relieving Costiveness and Constipation. They produce a healthy action in the liven promote digestion and impart vigor to the whole system.

Price 25 cents. 75 cts. For sale by McPike A Fox. IT HAS SO EQUAL If the fool is known by his folly, what is he McCully makes all kinds of buggies, carriages and spring wagons. Sixth street, north For a first-class fitting suit of clothing go who trifles with a cold A cough is natures warning of peril, prophetic of disease, con inch23dwt oi Crali'a stables.

A GENUINE WAMSUTTA MUSLIN is used for the bodv. 53 50 to G. Miller, the London tailor. As he gives his entire time and attention to his business, and from his long experience in cutting and fitting, gentlemen favoring him with their or came. Notwithstanding all the rumpus kicked up in the newspapers of other towns about the position of Atchison in regard to the refugees, they have been kindly treated) if to supply food, shelter and employment is kindness.

The record is honorable enough, and, be it recorded, Atchison has held no public meeting with a net result of several wash tubs full of wind and a contribution of twenty dollars, as in the case of Leavenworth. Dr. Borrough's celebrated liver pills on sale at 8i moods McCoianehy's. dw sumption and death, yet how many neglect to practically recognize this plain truth till their health is impaired and strength wasted. Have rf R.

E. SELLERS 4 Prop's, Pittsburgh. Pa Go to McCrnra A CowenV for notions. Thousands of dollars are saved every year On and after to-day all passenger trains of the Missouri Pacific will arrive at and depart from the Atchison Nebraska depot, foot of Each Shirt ia carefully examined, and this in addition to the other points leaves the Shirt without an equal. yon a cold; Kilerfs fcxtraci oi larana Cherry invaluable as a safe and reliable 1 ders win receive prompt consideration and a perfect fitting garment guaranteed so as to Commercial street, as follows: St.

Louis Through Express Depart, 3:00 p. in. arrive, please taste. Prices to suit the times. Pants, Jacob Leu, 422 Commercial St by progressive farmers who use Uncle Sam'g Condition Powder in feeding their stock.

It restores tbe sick, adds to the usefulness, increases the beautv. and promotes the growth. 32 $5 50. Suits, $23. G.

Miller, remedy for coughs, colds, croup, catarrh and consumption, and if you are wise you will at once try it. Sold and warranted by druggists. mayCdwtf For Sale By P0EHLER EBERHAR0, Dealer In Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Gi CO p. m. Kansas City Accommodation Depart, 7:00 a.

m. arrive, 8:25 p. aprSdtf Chas. E. Styles, Ticket ksft.

Ed 2d and Commercial Honte. streets, under Otis maT4dtf Sold by all druggist. maytSdwtf.