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jHIpy KANS AS EDNES DAT EVENING, ATOUST 18, 1875. WHOLE NO. 24 4 mBBBSMSBSMWBWMuMiWSSMSMSWSMSlSMSjSMsJWMIIWMBiSM 4 board SITii fa Ml XAIL Go. STOitoa, Pre'tv ohx Bxlz. Cfteh'r, ftonT.

FouBRiAau, Vice-Prca't. A ifl Al: SI 06,000. BANK 2 i WeddhigGaxmqiitp A Specialty Ladies RIUng Habits and Promenade Servants Livery made to meas ure. Clergymen 10 per cent Discount. Wabash Aye.

cor. Monroe, Chicago 5H?" Hlino FOR SALK A Sinxer Sawing: Machine, second hand, In good ordsr. Apply at' Ka iaa Avenue id eleventh St. dtf DWXLLINQ HOUSE In South Atchison Sor SaleorJlent. Apply to John octSOdtf- EUROPEAN HOTEL, Cor.

4th ami Locust streets, St. Louis. Remodelled and ref jrnfabaA Lhran.kAnt Mobt otintral location in the eitv. All lint a nt street ears start within one square or boos. wwuuwuiH iw gutiH, aurui lur-nished, large, light and airy rooms, 76o and 11.09 ner dar.

Rooma hr dmr. wMb month. MZAL8 AT REASONABLE BATES. auglCdzm A. H.

HEHDEEBOn COSTMISSIOK MEBCHANT. 18 Oriental Building. CHI CAQjO. Prompt attention given to tho purchase aad rain, oeeas, ana Provisions. tJ-FlKLD and FLAX SD a specialty.

Advances made on Satisfactory references firea. anglOdew Dissolution of Partnership. Notice la herebr eivca thai th heretofore existing in the rasrohantlla bnii- ness, between W. T. Keith and Charles Schu- neman, in the city of Atehuon, state of Ban.

sas, nnder the firm name oi Keith it Sohnne man, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. W. T. Keith retires from the firm and Charles Sohonem an takes ail tfca Mod. ZZZrKVJZZVJ nimlSrd This 9th day of August, D.

1875. vr.T.KJfilTH, -t CHABLKS 8CHUNEMA3I. aug9d4w B. Lnedstrom. A B.

lteekr. A. J.Coala. E. L.

Ilcdstrom MINERS A SHIPPERS Or- ANTHACITE COAL 1 29 Seneca street. BnCal. General OSeja, Cor. Adana and Market street, Chicago. Also Agents for Bloesteg Ccd Gilbert Hubbard sair cHAnuna in sau.

xaxxxs. TWINES AM) CORDAGE, Steel and Iron Rope, xento and Coverc. 20S.TO 80S SOUTH WATKB CfUAOO. JnnUd4w flDVERTISIM A book af at page every advertiser sbaald lLjJ before waiting ooatraota. SesUfortoaaents Sealed Proposals.

021 ce of COUNTY CLERK, Atchuox CornTT. Kaxaae. Sealed nroDosala will be received at this of fice antil Tuesday, September 7th, 1S73, at 1 o'clock p. for turaishlngaU material, and ounaing onoge across waxnat creex, at iron nuutm. Plana and specifieattona can be seen at the olSce of John Wood worth, aonnlT (Ur vcjor ua sapennienaaoi or Drwges.

county Doard reserve the right to rejeei ay or all bids. By order of she board of eoomty clmcrs. CUA8. H.KBZBS, 4mi nop W2t Coaatr Clerk. GERMANIA T7ETE 1 BEEE HALL, Soath th at.

belweem Coauaenial Jy2Sdtt JACOB 2IAE3, Prop. SHAITIJOH if i a i a Thoroerhbred Sert-Csrn7Sftni Cata, atralarhk Herd Book Pedlssee. lire aaA fc Sale. awaaa I 99 wrasses AT A solicited. TnJH'- IOp ace.

Emporia. Kansas. Jams, at mir-u-ily AT.LAW. Will Atchison, Ks. ovt AT LAW practice la A 1 1 ilhe Courts of Kansas and jausoarir corner J'Knd Flftti marWdtf IWBU1 i W.JOHNS TTOBNEY AT LAW -Office A AA Hethcrinaton's bank, Atchison.

I A oer Hethcrinaton d7uiMonnsirec Dunn MacGee mr. lojr.xi Commercial Art Mr- MacGee may be consulted in 1 ll I.S1U 00--- a T. A T7 HfliPA A itefVmniAvMtl 1T1 fttftlrB Will AO iw 7 S. A. GILBERT, i TTORNK'S AT LAW ,404 Com- A mereiel Atchison, Kas.

pomot at-rtilrtirtns and all legal busl- 1 111 v.aw mm v- i TTOBNEY AT I il mn. Anraer of Fourth ana urstrVeU, J20dly David Hartiia, 1 TTOBNEY 'A oa, iansas. Prompt attention to all ttJ entruated to him- Offieev in 'bralth'a building, corner oi com-Cusial ana sixth street H. HOeTOH. js: r.

wAGa. Hortou TWiaggelier, 1 TTORNEYS and. COtJNSEL A ors at Law; Oyeethcrtngton In fill A irii. A.tohUon. Km.

Will prtioe In State rtleral A. 31; Croclett TTOilNEY AT LAW, Neta waka Kaa. mTlt A. W. WAGENHAliS, 4 TTOBNEY AT LAW, lhave A.

full, proof read, daily PO5f' MttACTt or this city ana muuij Commercial street aixsaw John Tomlinson fi TIORNEY AT LAW. Office fiL over athrinjtna Bank, Atchison 1 tneh21dw0ni B. Hendrix, i TTORNEY AT LAW. Osagre l. mar20wly TTORNEY AT LA Atchi- bob.

Kansas. Office southeast comer mmerciai ana oursn vuikuuuui toiuptly icale. Will practlc in Atchison iJfclioinlnjf counties. f. De TTORNEY AT LAW.Offlce A an stairs, north side of Commercial at.

town and 5th. iana4wtt ITainters; R. Ahdrevsrs. Ms CHRISTIE fOUSE, Ornamental ftctor. Oice on Sixth street, between Kan- and Santa Fe street 02t THOMPSON, KCROEON DENTISTS, No.

412 T. tuuiuietricu Avr L'oiujv do rating of Teeth. fTll. YAIiDERYOORT, NINE YEARS for the painless iU tliT guaranteed Odea in iiK i wciai street, xtoauon. paid to ismalodUaasliC ATodd6dr5- 2CLOT4 Commerelal at.

Atchf- .1 a wm mav vim VAn el tt daVAJIi r11 ooo at au A tiTTton-cSiir XLAJ XI rma d. a. ocWT iir and BimQTjnu Cenawmal street bet. Ja. rWee, g.Tiith streVuBouth U4, 1ULNHAS.

Treat tTst0 corner H1 tot D.Jrhl business "PplyH THIS PATRIOT feUdtf 1 IT a tie C. H. 8TXRBY. IpAINTER. All kindaof paint- Ii ing done to order at the very lowest price, l-w, Xo.

509 Commercial street, up stairs. I Dentists i To Tiiose Vur.Uaff Emjlojmcnt. Altbou a ii.t nct-tiUnv ai1 anu till pertHinor couiLeoDtttion. while a much larger nu boruro inero me-uia benuuae uot, aware of what theyxniuld da, or doubting their own abilities, which only need the cultivation and -direction we are specially prepared to crive. Having determined to make assurance doubly ceriain, and secured tne best agents throughout the en tire west, who will give special at teniion to oDtaxnicg tbe best dosi Uons for oar pupils, we will give a written guarantee on each of one hundred life scholarships, if requir ed at, them me of.

purchase, that we will duly teach and assist the hold er in obtaining employment, when worthy. Call at the college or address Thos. Bbyant, decl5dtf St. Joseph, Mo. Letters From Druggists.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that Green's August will not cure. Come to the Drug Store of Mcrike Allen, in Atchison, and inquire about it. If you suffer from Costiveness, Sick Headache. Sour Stomache, Liver Com plaint or derangement of the Stomache or Liver try it. Two or three doses will relieve you.

Boschee7s German Syrup is now sold in every town and city in the United States. We have not less than five hundred letters from druggists, sayiog it is the best medicine they ever, sold for Consumption, Throat or Lung disease. Sample bottles of both 10 cents each. Beg-ular size 75 cents. julGdweowly Bereman's for perfume toilet soaps and MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH live SC.

Louis. AB. 11. CATTLE Dull and lower; native at aS 59; meUiuju Co fair, 4 fiOaS 45; choice Texans 4 25; 6od, 5 75; meaiiun to 85. Bo-Oeipts, 1,842.

HOUS Firm demand in ereess ot supply: $7 407 65, shippers; 7 60a7 75, bacon; 7 8uaS 25 butchers. Herelpte, 125. Chleao, Aug. 11. CATTLE Receipts, 4,000.

Good grades at $3 09, and very firm; some sales higher; others steady shipping, 450a6 75; good steers, 6 86; stookers, ana batchers, i 60a5 00: through Texans, 2 50. HOGS Beeeipts, 8,000 1 Opened weak and easy, but closed strong- at BalOe. higher: light weights, 7 50aS25; heavy, sales ranged at 7 50a875. PKODUCB. St.

Louis, Aug. 11. Hemp Qniet; tl 40al 70. Flourr-Firmer; super and extra, 4 90a4 65; family, 6 25 aU 50; fancy. 6 60a7 75.

Wheat Firmer; Mo 2, red tall. I8512alfi5 cash; No S. 1 49 3-4al 60eash 1 52 1 2al 01 Aug; 1 51 2-4al 51 Septem. Spring nominal; io. soft offered at 1 25 1-2.

Corn Higher for bash; Xo. 2 mixed, 69 1 4a 70 8 40., Oata Dull and lower for oar lets No mixed unsaleable above 50 l-2a51c. Rye-Nothinscdoiay. Barley Dull. Pork-Quiet at 21 25a22 SO.

Dry Selt Meats Nominal: shoulders 81 -2a 8 3-8c; clear rib, 11 l-2al2 5-8c clear sides, iz i-aaizc Bacon-Quiet! only a Jobbinjr and order trade; ehoulders, 9.8,4c; clear rib, 14 -8a 12 8 -So; clear sides, 13al3 3-4c. Hams 12 1 -al. Lard Dull; tummer steam, nominal at 12 l-4c. Butter Choice and extra diary in demand at 2Sa30c: choice yellow, store packed, 17a 20c. Eggs Steady at Salic.

Whisky Weak at 1 20. Chicago. Aug. It. Flour Dull and heavy.

Wheat Irregular, bat in the main higher; No 1 spring, 1 19a 1 20; No 2, 1 27 4 8 spot; 1 25 1-1 September. Corn In fair demand and higher; No 2 mixed, 70 7-8a70c spot; 71 3-4c August. Oats Dull and higher to sell; No 2 52 l-2a 51c spot; 43a43 l-4e August. Bye Demand light and holders firm; No 2, 102. Barley Dull and holders not willing to make concessions No 2 spring 110 spot; 111 September.

Pork Quiet and weak; 50a21 45 spot or August; 21 57 jeptemoer. Lard Quiet and weak; 13 80al3 62 1-2 spot; 13 15 l-2al3 70 August 13 87 September. Bulk Meats Easier. Whisky Firm; 1 18 1-2. ATCHISON MARKETS.

SaWMBBBlBe- Orricn ot Atcbison Dailt Patsiot. Anc.ll. 1875. I GRAIN Corn, 78a60o. Wheat, new, 80c a fall, 1 00al2u.

Bye, 80o Barley, UOa uoo. us'j). 3oasoei FLOUR Spring, 2 75; tall, 4 75. PRODUCE Butter. 12 1- 215: Eggs.

12 1-t; Potatoes, COc; Cabbage, 6al0o; Apples, 150; Tomatoes, 2 00 per bushel. chiukjshs ni.7operaos. PROVISIONS Dry salt meats, shoulders, 8a9c; dear sides, loose, 10al2o. Bacon, shoulders; 9al0o; clear sides, 12i al5e: plain hams. 12al4o: sugar cured.

16al7o. Lard, ehoiee winter, in 15c: 40 lb cans at 15c and 20 lb cans at 17o. COFFEE Rio common, 21a22ce; prime 2223c; choice. 23a24o. fancy, vra.

25 We: Java. G. 33a35c; around Hi 25e roasted Rio, 28i30c. SUGAR Cut loaf, 12c; cru-hed. 117-8c; granulated, 11 i-Sa; powderei, lle; flae powdered, I16-S; ooffee.

10 7-8e, 10 3-8o, extra 10 3-4o; yl.ow, ltali 1-4 brown, 9 l-4al0 3-4e; New Or 1 tans su'r, 8 1 4a 8 l-2c. TEAS Gunpowder, 80al.30e( Imperial, 40a 90c Japan, 5oa75c; black, 40a60o; Young SYRUP WbitaBock, l.SOo: sugar, 55a85o; TOBACCOS Bleek navy, bright navy cut, 60aS9j smoking fine oat, shorts, S3a37e; 8, 32c; 8, 80c; Daisy Dean, 50c; Oronoeo, 28Ke. SUNDRIES N. Y. factory ebeese, lJial8cj soaps.

4xa7e; staroh, corn, loalle, 8 10a 101-So pearl, 81-20 star candles, 17 l-2c; Salt, Ohio rlyer, Lake, S2.35, dairy, prbbl. 64 pockets. S6.75, 28 pockets, S5.75, whiu. l-2bhL aSd. No 1 kits.

S1.40: family kite, tl.10: mackeral. No 1, e8.5oa9.OS. No 2 per halt bbl. OO, family hair kits No 1 shore exlra mesa, 20 lbs $3.00. No laaUy kits.

S1.20: eod. So per lb Hoofinor PltcH In Oiaroeidof 4C0 Iba tor. 01000. Pelt, Hops, -Brushes, At Chicago St. Louis prices.

Applied c-it of ToTra. BuildiDOT Pap sir 7'ayo4 on Eland. ADDRESS; p. jacesoii, ATOIHSOIT, TTAirge I PATRIOT 0llTtfa by CMTlar. per we Bf tzatt.

per year WKJS Ki. T. One year, in advaaee, Stx months CV Addreaa all letters to as 48 00 100 1 00 NELSON ABBOTT, TELEGRAPH. THIS AFTERNOON. Our Special SiGpatohc3 ILLINOIS.

RAILROAD CONFERENCE. Chicago, 'Aug. The war bfitween the two East aad- West Missouri railroad lines has onea a luiuitsuoB injury to ana neiipe there is a good deal of anxiety to have a compromise effected. Representative of all the principal routes are in conference, including the Hannibal St. Joe.

the Missouri Pacific and tho St. Louis, Kansas City Northern. Colonel Arthur represent $he latter; and Major- E. A "Ford, general ticket agent, and A. A.

Tal-maga the Mo. Pacific- It is thought ther will be no serious obstacle to a general settlement of the difiiculcies which have resulted in the lowest fares ever known on a western road. The parties are now in session, but nothing is known as to what, if anything Has been done. H1SS0UK1. northern; kukltji.

St. Louis, August 17. The Globe Democrat has a special from Benton, Franklin county, Ills, which says: For sometime past a body of men disguised in Ku Klux style, going over the country, whipping peaceable citizens, and compelling them to perform any act they may dictate. Up to this time, in both Williamson and Franklin counties the citizens have tamely submitted to these outrages, but vesterdav, J. it- JMaaaox, one oi the county commiswoners, received in formation that some of the marauders would visit his house and whip him for not obeying some orders they had given to him.

Maddox informed the sheriff, J. T. Mason, who summoned a posse of twenty men, and secreted themselves at Maddox's house, well armed. About 2 o'clock last night the Kuklux, fourteen in number, made their appearance on horse-; back disguised in white robes, high, white hats and masks, and armed with shot guns and pistols. They stepped out when they came to the house and ordered them to turrender.

'The leader of the band drew his pistol and fired at the sheriff, missing him. The sheriff and posse then cried halt, when the band shot at them, wheeled their horses, and attempted to escape. The posse fired and one man was mortally wounded and five others injured, but all succeeded in getting away except the man who was fatally 1-J mi 1 wounuou. names oi ea- capeawere reveaied by tne wounaea i-nrtn nnA man aMj a ofitt i SjUlfrUy UUV TV aO VaklAl Cvi A- UV SJUVAAAA and posse are after them to-day. Great excitement prevails, and the citizens are determined to rid the country of these miduicht marauders.

A meeting of the citizens was held to day and strong resolutions were adopt ed. Active measures are being taken to bring the outlaws to justice. These desperadoes are said to bo about 400 strong in this county. Beve- ridge has sent 100 stand of arms and military company nas Deen iormeu, and bloody results may be expeoted. SZOIOUS ACCIDKN.

St. Joseph, Aug. 17 A frightful accident occurred about CJi T- 10 ClOCJC tnis morning oa me oi. o-seDh branch -of the St. Louis, Kansas City Northern As the train ws passing over the trestle work over a dry branch, six miles south of Gower station; in canton county, tne structure gave way, precipitating the mail and express, aid two passenger cars down a distance or twenty teat.

Feeling the trestle giving way the en gineer put on all tbe steam and succeeded in running his en-o-inA safelv over, breaking loose from the train. There were fifty sixtr passengers on the train and orer fortv were iniored. The only one VilW was a mm snnnossed to be JE. Anjlinn, St. Louii.

Serend oth rs are nj juries, Warren, a mercnan oi v. Judge B. A. UeDoit, member oi con- sUte, is baaij eut ana Druieou KANSAS. BHD 05 THE TRAIN.

Tror Junction, Aug. 17. 4 As tbe eastern bound passenger tr.n on the St. Joe D. U.

xw It. (me into this station to-day, a middle aged lady on the train died, without a strcffsle and almost before any aid I I 1 coum reach fiir. JXo one oa snew ner. jiVe iesrn Ibat uer nawo WJ8 Mm. llnl.i.vf.ri' bo tid fur TU uoent Vv nieiiattly uotifie4: her husband, who came to Troj orrjthe firat train.

The remains will he taken back ta RSbiii. son by the Bight triin: SLe was; apparently, ngood haltli whoa she: left home. Snmniary or iho Midnigkt Dis-patches. Jno. cWeller, ex-governor of Califenua, rdied New Orleans ihis morning; tgedTO.

EdwiajootEjs probahly fatally injured yesertthlle driving in hia phaejton near his-f esidence at Canaan, 'Conn. Hia horse becoming frightened, ran awayi ihe phaetea overturned and jyir. Booth was thrown to the ground with great violence receiving severe injuries; "yv 1 4 Thtrirof ittinger; of the St. Joseph complicity with Wilkinson in thej; whisky frauds, has 8ince hQ middle of before the TJ. S.

put singularly enough neither of tbiJ5i: papers have said a word ahoatit. The. evidence thus far shows badTy.farV the defendant, and it 18 pla? cae vriil sbe made against Mm, as well aa his partner. A pejeiai from White Hall, Mich; sayBtho body of Nt S. Grimwood was found' yesterday on the beach of Michigan, near a small ereek, by a farmer; and ch ad on all his clothes except nat apcLbootg, and had letters and notes of -hist rip, which prove beyond a doubt his identity.

1 Domestic BecJpes. 1 cold mash ed potatoes left from dinner beat in more milk butter and salt put them ut on your 'dough board add just enough to roll it out, bake on griddles same aa you bake shortcake cut it in squares and serve. Sparkling Lemonade. Squeeze ft lemon through a bit of muslin or serve to take but the pulps and pips. Dissolve in it 2 or 3 lumps of sugar, and then add some soda water, stir rapidly and drink as soon as possible.

Soda water' mixed with raspberry Vinegar makes a delicious drink, and when one feels exhausted with the intense warn weather, it is far better than sherry oobbler or port wine sangaree. Rock Creaa. Wash a teacupful of the best rice, and boil slowly until quite soft in new milk: add white sugar to taste; and then pile it on a dish. Lay on in different places lumps of jelly or thick preserved fruit. Beat the whites cf 5 eggs to a stiff froth, with a little sugar and flavoring.

When well beaten, add a teaspoonful of rich cream and drop it over the rice, imitating the form of a rock of Salad Dressing. The farmer's wife who is too hurried to stop ten minutes to beat it just at dinner time, and finds salad rather too expensive, can make a palatable dressing by beating 2 eggs, adding a piece ot butter the size of half, an egg, 1-2 teaspoonful of mustard rubbed smooth in a little water, 4 tablegpoonsful of vinegar and 1-2 teacup of boiling water. Set it in a bowl fn the top of tho tea-kettle, and stir occasionally till as thick as thick cream. Johnson, that four balls bosom?" "Yes-cod- fish balls." A being, erect on two legs, blacks his face nightly to repeat this to grinning Caucasians, and is called anartist, while the sturdy yeoman that raises roasting ears to sell at 40 cents a dozen is dubbed a clod-hopper. "Of Lincoln's cabinet officers," savs the New York World, "onlv two.

Montgomery Blair and Gideon Welles, are now living." The World is so thoroughly impressed with the convic- tinn that Simon Cameron oncrht to be dead that it can't realize the fact that he isn't. Finn, the celebrated comedian, onee fell over a lot of wooden ware in front of a man's shop, upon which the shop-keeper cried out, "you came near kicking the bucket that time, mister." no," said Finn, quite compla cently, "I only turned a little pale. An exchange says 4the Sandwich Islanders believe that Beelzebub walks tho earth in the form of a woman." And now and then yon will find a man in this country who believes so too, and that he has marnca tne woman. Tne Grant Bakery is still furnish- tn the best of Bread. Cakes, Pies, etc.

shortest notice. Orders fox jiartiea promptly filled Kew WaU Paper AtAlderson's Bookstore. at ereat- nrieee. If desired, the hQnS at lowest rates. CHINA HALL.

NO. 402. Bird Cages, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Tin Toilet Sets, and BilTer Plated Ware, Specialties at 1 dwtf C.N,BEamTa, 1 SelU for Cash or Produce Cheaper than any ether Route, in tuwc No. 513 North side Commer-, cial Street. mar2awm 4.

IB. Sjpiii! Corner Coinmlrcial and 6tk Streets, lalyldtt J. W. WHITTAKEIl Uas remoyed his Ordcery Provision Store to the nor room of Smith's bleek North Fifth creet. A good Block of Provisions, Couiitry Produce, And eheice Graoe lea for sate at lowest rate.

Jay rents are low and I sell at small pronts, always giving bargains that will induce customers to call again. I hare come from Kentucky help bulla ui Atohlaon, invested my money in improvements, aad nop the people of Atchisen will give me a share of their business. J. W. WDITTAKEE.

malidtf Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Clothing, Furnishing BUS2ES O00S5, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TKU an VALISES Merchant Tailoring IX BEST OF STILE. No. 310 COMMBKOIAL StRBET, ATCHISON, KANSAS. oetld if Bergstrand Palinquest, Merchaiit Tailors Tbe Finest and Best Goods, English, French and American oloths and Cass Ltaers always on hand of the Latest styles. UNDER PRK3BYTERIAJI HALL, SOCTH FOURTH STREET.

ATCHISON KANS, mar27dly ROBERT McCKIE. MERC HANTTA1LO Fecrth street, one door north et Conunereia, ATCHISON; KANS. Hal Just received a large etock of all the latest and most fashionable styles of Goods for Gentlemen's Wear. COATINGS. He is prepared to promptly make op to order the latest and best styles, g.ntlemen'e clothing; of alMescrlpiiona.

Ufa work cannot be anrpaaeed for cut and quality. He also has on hand a a to ok of Beaver Cloths for Overcoats. Velvet, Vestings, Mr. MeCrie sells sinprle Patterns from bis stock of Goods to tnose who want to have thetr gaxmeate made up at home. MADISON HOUSE CIKCIKK ATI.

OHIO. CcatnUy Ucatei Ekpstly Ftehhd, CSXA TE. Tka OtEiawcial Hotel of C. 3ST 7 ON REAL ESTATE at 13 per cent, any sums not less thmn $209, LOANING AGENT. Atchison, Kansas, zs Sf f'fx 1 403 Commerelal St.

Atcliison, Kansas. 'armers, Merchants, ud Cattle 4 paid oa l)raws Bills on allnrlncipal citiea In Amertca and Europ direct. onlT real Savings Bank ux this oitjr. Pays very liberal interest on time deposits tfe cordially solicit an interchange of neas and correspondence. mv29 Parker -liaya INSURANCE AaENTBOfflce 4nth aide Commerclalr etwetn TOrd onrth streets, in Parker's Block, Atchison, Kansas.

Board iiitr House, DC. BARBER, Prop'r. Soath sidetJommeroial f.trcet, between Sixth HeVent Day board 4 ft Board jrtito lodging $5 a week; -mchiadSna Sterensori's Pliotosjrapl ROOMS. -326 Commercial street, Atcbison, R. All kind of Pictarea takes he latest stybr Frames way on hand.

Ja20itf PHOTOGRAPHER, north side of oial. between 8r and 4th streets Atch- ANUP ACTURER and Dealer ITJl- in8a4dla. Harness, Collars, Whips, Ac. Sooth side of Commercial street, Atchl-Bon, Kansas i A RCHITECT and 510 Itchlson. Kaa.

SUPER1N- Commcroal-st TOWD, 'ENGLISH," HEATH, Storage, Forwarilnj and Commission. Deal ears in xraih aiid Hides. Kast Side of Depot, WICHITA KANSAS. WtaollBale Dealers in Leather and Findings Wool Pel ts Ta) low. Atcbison.

nn. L. RllUNSWlCr, Prescription Druggist, CommerciaLStreet, Atchison, Kansas. Blacksmith LL KINDS OF WORK DONS A' in best tyk ana at short How and HtilrShodiig prewrtly attended to gadeand una. cui.

Shop south side Commercial streot. eighth Atchlaoa Kaa. opened a Meat rket AT 525 COMMERCIAL. Jeweler Dealer i DlamoncU, Fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Solid Silver and Plated Wares. 13-ParttetiTar attention paid to all kind Watchwork and Repairing.

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