Weekly Standard du lieu suivant : Leavenworth, Kansas • 4

DISTRICT COURT. RIGHT OF DOWER. Democratic standard. II el pie as on a KrlrndleKa Mr a Who, io taking passage in gieat rails Atlantic steamer, does net feei a CATLIN KNOX'S LOSSES. Tne following is a correct list of the VZiTSBFE ITERS BEWARE.

A Michigan Concern Enjoined. LKrom the Rochester Mormins Herald. The following it junction has beer. EIGHT VICTIMS. A TEXAS MURDERER KILLS SEVEH PERSONS OUTRIGHT.

Tiirnwi't' iiini'ww wrwr-. 'Xrvcgw icmm a XXs ma and Children. Cantor! a errees Colic, Consrfpatioti. Sour Stomach. 1'iarrhoea, Eructatwi.

Kills Worms, gives sleep, and tnMiiotea digestion. Without injurious medication. CaOTj.ua CoirpasT, 1S2 Fulton Street. N. T.

ON REAL ESTATE FIVE YKARS. Bmk, Leaveinvorin, Kansas. ili B8fn for Infants "Cartsria is ao wen adapted to children that I recommend it aa superior to any prescription known to me.1 B. A. Aacssa, Ill So.

Oxford St Brookljni, N. T. Tan MONEYTO LOAN THREE TO Call Metropolitan National FOK ALL CLIMATES, 1884 CATALOGUE FRE sitxtrs sews. HIRAM SIBLEY UAkers of aU styles OA P.F.I WAGONS, SISGLL ft VKV HLE BASHE8S ft 8ADDUU kersof all I ALL SU1LK, ALL fOOi SEEDS. CO.

Rochester, N.Y. Chicago, WO rxrn itf jut si tine a.3 10 ifi-iu. Indinna. i IV TV 9 I 'T- tlnu -ViW p-f-s VTA i Xrcmi to llftrw $25. Lwtat yo ordc-r 10 fiACtcrv tre tviv ail No.

la ltopry iee the earue as others Top at fcsSO, MOia xor rii verrrmriiF 1u.1v rnre buyiriti, nd KATTi ISec'y Klkhai olesale Prices. Nirf Retail atWb not cut) w-lt ire all o. fn'te tru Fit: DAY. AUG- 28, 1885. EMPORIA'S TRAGEDY.

LOVE, MAERIAGE, HONEYMOON AND DEATH. What Preceded the Supposed Poisoning of Mayor Walkup by His New Orleans Bride Excitement Over the Affair in New Orleans- New Orleans, Aug. 21 for a long time has created so mucn excite- ment here as the news of the arrest in EmDoria. Kans of Mrs, Winnie Wal- lace Walkup for poisoning her husband, The marriage took plaoe just a montb to a day before the deatb. of her bus- band.

Mr. Walkup bal been a familiar figure on the street of New Orleans, lie was a Virginian and a handsome energetic man of considerable wealth and ability. lie was about forty-five years of age and a widower with two daughters. The youngest of his children. Miss Libbie was a year older than the wife he recently married.

He was six fiet two inches in height, Qnely proportioned, weighing over two hundred pounds, with blue wyes, light brown hair and bright, cheerful face, which tallied with his disposition. Minnie Wallace Walkup Is seventeen years old. Her father is James E. Wallace, a lawyer, and formerly U.S. Commissioner.

Every one who ever saw her noticed her beauty of face and form and Udylike department She was seen frequently oh the street, and was noted for her charms of person and taste in dress. She was about five feet seven inches in height. Her eyes were large and beautiful. Walkup had met Minnie when a child and watched her bloom into womanhood. Then he claimed her as his bride at Covington, Ky.

The wedding took place July 22J and was a brilliant affnir. There were sixty persons present The Hev. Dr. Loer, a Methodist minister, performed the ceremony. The entire party crossed the river to Cincinnati and a fine supper was served at the residence of a relative, Mrs-Moose, on Plum street.

Mrs. Walkup bade them good bye at Cincinnati and returned to New Orleans a few days later. The bridal couple seemed very happy and left for Niagara Falls, making a short trip and then going direct to the home of the groom at Emporia. From her letters Mrs. Walkup seemed to be living a happy life with no wants unprovided.

Her last lotter re ceived live days ago said Mr. Walkup was going on a short trip on business and that she was to go along. Willie Willis was eleven months old er than Minnie, lie was a son of John D. Willis, who died in Florida several years ag. His mother was a niece of Mrs.

Wulkup'a mother Mra.Willis, died aod when her boy was three years old and left him to the care of Mrs. Wal lace with whom he has lived ever since. Morrie and Willis were raised together. Willis' mother died of consumption, and he seemed to have a trace of the malady. He was a delecate boy of slender build He was as much attached to bis cousin as a brother.

Mr. Walkup asked the boy to go out west as his protege, and xJiillSS Examinin Eetorel kVe A Slarlling Letter from iexas. Irenk, Hill '1 xas, Juno iOiL, 1885. Gentlemen It sff -icU me tzrrat i fsuI tun tt.e port of tbe wondxrtui popularity of ur BKOtt'X's S. 1A I'A I1.I.A, and Dandlion with Iodide of roTASHM, in tins section Fus I -t-nt a order for a dozen, aiid toon Bold it all.

Its ffeit si.ik it all the rage. About five weeks auo I received a guoss ami only hfteen BOTTLEss left, parties tabine bix liotties ar a lin e. Dr. .1 F. Mvncfc.

one of our leading phv-icians, tt sliliea to haviriu cuivd i nns; tl inr bis children of Rheumatism oy its use. I will soou set iiti.t-i catoss. Yours, very truly. T. F.

JJYKUM. To Brown Medicine Man'f'g Co Lppvph THOS. A. GARRIGUES, (SDCCKSSOK TO J. Dealer in LUMBEK, LATII, SHINGLES, MOULDINGS, Mr.

HUGO BONESS assixta tn tne mangemf nt of this yard, rrk.e Street between Fifth and Smli. Leaven HtKXKH4Aill Ntiltlli: B. S. RICHARDS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Harness and Saddlery. Square dealii and good work.

Price List furnished on application Ordei solicited. Nos. Xr and XI 1 South Fil.u St LEaVKS n'OH)TH, HAN VA(. KANSAS M'FG ANOFACI The Also, all kinrlti ot Freiirht, we nse Ihe most Improvd marhtiierj' ami iiiitor il -i h.h I iuttii foreman In Tnlted Htates, employ intc two humlred men in the man iita-t lire tit 11k -r -rlltralO Wiseonsoti liulni. and liuliaua BMikes anil fellows, ami urty lume dry titwiaM wagon tiinter.

Ourw'oik Is intlie most uistantiul iiiatmei niih i- t.it. st iuipioveiiieiita. Kvery wauon la warranted. A. a Liw ell.

President. r.Tmi'MMi C. B. liKACK. Treasurer.

J. i avisi.k miii iiiti inlt nt LEAVENW'OKlH KaXSAS. J. Kim In no-mini nuMjaCKSOU COUUiy, Ul. Jl.

ill LIU; 11- The First Assignment of. Cases for September Term. A. 1 885. Hon.

R-bert Crjzer. judge; D. J. Keller, sheriff John Kohr. elei k.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1885. 8K94 Coi bin vs Bristow. tw97 Hame Lanelev.

SI212 Housiey vs Keitli et al. 0184 Uouiessig ts Knuilm. 8'29 victor s-wmg siMiiueijo. vstrew. Juffv vs IM.

Co. Coin. 82S5 Miller Mil er. 8 Iosley vs fcdwards. Sin (ioidthwalte McCreary.

8619 lai roll vsMack. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1885. 91C9 Krezdorn vs Kinneyeret al. syo Hacauley vs Varney. 8il hame vs Mill r.

b9x elds Gould. W76 Dllwoith tiinwo'd. 899 Collins vs loin et al. aoi6 oitr-v vs Poltrev. 9027 I Jorlwlt va I Cjiu.

904 MHgher Bennett. 90.0 iger vs rrana. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1885. 901 Boyle vs Dougliss.

9UU2 arrison Aiacmne worssv) 8JS7 Fergusoa vs Kliev et a 9u70 Barilelt vs Collier 9072 Atwool vs Bsrg.et al. MU79 Pittsburg idge Co vs Bulleue, et al. 9 8:1 Thompson vlorroi-. 117 Fuller vs Oily of Leavenworth. J11T Huid vs Carr.

120 L.iiiig vs City or Leavenworin. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1885. 9093 Frt Leavenworth R.

Jt Co. vs PresL 9106 Wi'akrr Helim u. 9114 8tern, et al vs lte-ch. 91 9 Whitnker vs Cuy of Leav nwoith. 9123 Fori Leavenworth R.

K. Co va Keller. 9126 Humphrey vTbom. 9134 npratley v.i HiMebiand, et al. 9038 Same vs i amers.

9O0 SAine vs Cun ier. 9(i6 Troeou v. Koluenbetifpr. ui-1 Hwkbuseh vs Haclcbu-icu. .99 Mills vs Potter.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1385. 9135 Wills vs Monks. 9142 Cameron vs Boicourt. 9145 Bennett vs Measlier. 9147 Madden vs Bd.

Co. Com. 9148 Soepherd vs Mathews. 9157 Sawyer vs White. 9172 Dasslervs 9173 Flint vs Bishop.

9174 L' phaiil vs inglass. 9192 Wililums vs Bi. Co. Com. Real Estate.

Real estate transfers, as shiwn by the abstract of title books of II Wood: Marion Saunders and wife to Biwers Carter, lots 2 in block 41. in iilroad addition to Tonganox-e. except, the west feet; S300. Chris. Kiimer and wife to II.

L. K) denburg. part of lot 13 in bloyk 38. in Clark Rs- addition; S4T0. Bowers Carter and wife to II Lin ton.

lot 2 in block 41, in til roil audi tion to Tonzinoxie, except the weji 64 feet; $1,000. Cyrenua Hudson and wife to Ana Wise, 70 acres in tia we.it half of sec tion 12 in to waslip 8, range 21 $2 400 D. H. sher and wife to lsac Ar nold, lot 1 in block 34. in tha towa of Lenape; $200.

J. M. Birrett and wife to ihi Barrett, lot 14 in block 4. in Kdly's subdivision; $300. Ethbart Caulk an! wife toFrank'ia Vanderpool and wife, the we3t half of the east half of tha sou.ha3t iarter of section 21 iu towastiipS, range 22; S400.

Samuel P. Lee Munt St. Mary's Female acalemy, 35 312 100) acres in the southeast quirter of secti 12 in ownship 9. ran 3e 22; also lots 30, 31 and 32 in block 91, city proper; quit claim; $1.00. Prickiy Ash Bitters is not an intoxi cating beverage hut a pleasant, mild laxative and eiiicient tonic acting di rectly on the liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels.

t'hMCfd Hands. Tbe commission house of A. Smith changed hands this morning, Mr. Smith selling out completely to Mr. Gee.

II Heavey, formerly with Ben. Tanner Tbe stock, future consignments and good will of the housa go with the pur chase, hence Mr. Heavey steps clean and clear, as a new proprietor, into an old and well established business. He requests a continuance of the liberal patronage given Mr. Smith, and will strive to please the public in the future LEAVEN WORTH MARKET; WHOLESALE PRODUCE PROVISIONS THTTHnAY.

Aug. 27. iRenorted nv Michael I'iiflas. dealer tn lirocenes and Tuv sionsj Butter, per Kgirs, per doz. i-tiicbeuH.

nerdoz 1518 il i 0t2 50 Sprl ig chi kens.per doz SI 7jBi2 I Pota'ncM. per Dusll 30i Sweet P.wto-s, per lmh Oreen onions per bushel 1 00 so ao aire, per doz 506i Green corn per doz 6 pules, per dusq lOC Lard, per lb GRAIN, ETC. by Kellky I.vst-K. Re jorted Njw Era Mills. Wheat.

No. 2. per bush cc no.a, Bran, per ton 511 Stiom, per t-m 13 i C1TV SCALES. Corn, per bush 37(ff40c Cits, per uay, per ton owssi ou LUMBER. I Reported by Thos A.

Gabbioues, dealer in Lumber. rMiusfiuiK lumber, clear, per 1000 ft 55 00 uj Clear do A select do 60 00 40 00 3ft OJ Dimension lunfber, 12. 14 16 ft 1 17 50 di ih sa rt. per looo it. do 20 24 It.

18 20 Siiiing.c'ear, per loou 25 00 22 50 do A do 20 00 Flooring white pine, Ii. 205i40 00 do yellow pine, Hear per luOO Ir, 21 no ao xi 2 2 SO 20 00 17 50 15 00 Fencing, No. 1, per loou ft. OO INO. 2.

do o. 3. Shingles, 1.00. $1 60 2 00i2 50S3 00 clear. D-r moo jo cvDiess $3 50 Lath 3 00 Posts iwed red cedar 4o; each: sawed and round red eedr sic eah half round ccaar sawed whita cedar loc each; sp it oak posts 15c each.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH- Chicago Rtoch Market. Chicago, Aueost 25. Hoes Receipts. 12 00- market, fair.y ac- tiee and loe lower, at 4 Cattle Meee'Dls 8.000. sieady and stTonerr shippintr.

4 56-36 0 but hers' 2 O03 75 Tex- at S. I D4 uo. Sheep Receipts, 1,503 strong at 2 0). Kauu Oltv rlaee HirftM. Kansas City, Aug.

16. The Daily Indicator reports Wheat Receipts, 13 63 ba. shipnv nts, 9 679 in state. 741 606 bu; weaK 2 red cash. 9f 7 4 sked September 70" bid, 70 asked Outouer sales at wuvimoer, it anted j.

2 soft cah. 84 bid. Coin Receipts. 5 KM3 Ou. shipments.

7.00 ba: in store. 119.814 quiet: No. 2 cash 32Vi bid September salts at the tear 2u bid. 30 asaea wmie casu saies at -i Oats No. 2 ca-b.

22 bid. Rye Nominal. Eggs- bc tree at 133 per dozen candled. ButterFirm ana unchaneed Hay New fancy small baled 96 00. Provlslriis.Siig-tr eured lu'4 break fast bacon, 9jic; New Yortt boulders til 64e; Dried beel 1 ains.

Smoked iw-ia. sbori clear si les clear backs shor1 rib 'de, ti'v4 iotn; ear -ddes. 6lc: hmilders, 41c. Birr I meals ext-a c.exr tR 12 50 cla' k. 112 00; iit-M rk.

i I (Hi mesa beef, 9 00 Tierce lard. 63c. Chleas ttrala ItarUet. Chicago, Aug. 26.

Wheat r.uled sedv. hut e'osed He under latent figures veteidy 785i cash; 79 eepteni-her. Corn Steady 44 i casn, ana aepu. ats Finn; 26 cash aud Aug. Rve Birlej None.

Flax eed 1 18. Whiskv No market. Pork- eher 8 90 cash and Sept. Laxd-Fumer 6 25 cash aua Sept. Decrease of Cholera.

Toulon, August 29- Only ten persons died here from cholera yesterday. All Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast seed a cooling lotion. Mustang Liniment. thrill of exultation oer h-r niaKniti- cent powrr. "Against her ib King may burl ld elemental forces.

nor pierce her armr, nor stop her wara course. nut let me describe a scene when. one morning in mid-ocean, there camt-an alarm from the pilot house foil wed hyacry: "The ship ruddr is los Fiom the confident expression, -i stcrnatiou tume to every face- The wheelman being helpless to direct her course, the vessel was at the mercy ot w.nd and wave. The captain bad bren i eglixent the hangings of the rudder were allowed to wear weak and sudrieuly it bad dropped deep iuto the sea! Mrong in intellect, in puysicai vigor. in energy and in ambition, man confronts, undaunted, gigantic tasks and ommauds applause f-rbij magnificent achievements li'it, all unexpectedly, an alarm comes th rudder of his con stitution is gone.

He bas been careless of its preservation mental strain, ner vous excitement, irregular habits, over worK. have destroyed the action of his kidneys ao'i liver. This would not occur were Warner safe cure used to main tain vigor. And even now it may re store vitality to those organs anil give back to the man that which will lead him to tbe haven of bis ambition. The Traveler.

A Point to It. Tbe point to tbia story mu not be caught at the first glance, but it is there, nevertheless. A prisoner was up before a judge on a cb trge of assault. "Do you not know th it it is wrong to strike the coraplHinani asked the luaee. "I did not," answtre- the prisoner.

certainly was," retorted the judge 1ou don't say inf" "Were man to call your honor acowarl wou you not strike him?" "Certainly not." it would be wrona'r" "I believe ic would thoughtfully responded the prisoner. Most perfect made Prepared by a physician with special regar to health. No Ammonia, Lime or Alum. SSECL EXfiiBAdTS MOST PERFECT MADE ill u. 1.1L SWIWni anilla.

Lemon, Orange, Almond, Rose, etc. ueucaieiy ana naturally as lne mm FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. Peter C. Becker. IT7E are rrq jested by many of the friend of ii Peter C.

Becker to announce htm a a can-dtdnte for the office of rein ter of deeds Mibject to the decision of I he Democrat ic convention NTH OK HTOLK.V. CTKVYEn OR STOLEN From the Poor House ham. a two-yer-old bull, dark red, white stripe on sid. one while spot on side and several ou belly, nd brass ring in nose. Anybody knowing the wh reabouts of the animal will pieaie rtw wnri enr to tne rwr Hfuw IX CITY Pill FOK ILK.

"NE bay not. v. entirely without maiks. exeeo' V.J sin-til white saddle mark on the bacK if not called by the owner on oi before Saturday at 2 o'clock. Hie 29 iust.I will sell it at auct on to the highest bidder.

W. D. SHALLCROS. City Marshal AU)ltTKlTUK NOTICE. Tlie State of Kansas, I Leave 4 worth Couuty.

I In the Probate Cour. Iu and for said County In che matter of the estateof Johanna Haier. deceased NOTI is hereby given that letters of ad-in tiistiatio.i Inve been grant lo the underi.ued on the estate of Johanua Maier, late nf said county, deceased, by Ihe morable, the. P.oba Court of thecou.iiy and State af re-s lid. dated the 19th day or Au ust, A 185.

Now, all persons Having claims against tbe said estate ate hereby notified that they must present the same to Ibe unders'gned for alhauce, within one year from the date ol said letters, or they may be precluded from aay benefit of such estate, and ttat if such claims be not exbibited within three yeats af the date of said letters, they shall be fo.ever barred. F. .1 MAIER. Administrator of the Estate of Johanna Maier, deceased August 28th, 1885. KOTICK.

Static of Kansas, ouuty of Leavenworth, vss. First Jud al D.stiict In the district court of -aldcountv and state. Emm i C. Millikan. plaintiff VS.

Jcbn Mi'likan, defendant. THE above named defendant will tke notice that he bs been sued and must answer the pe'ition tiled by the plaint ff in Ihe above entitled coin on or before the 10. day of September 1886 oi Ihe petition will be tnken a- true and iurigment tor divorce and custony of minor child will be rendered accordingly. M.H.WOOD, Piainliff's Attorney. rl'BtlCATIO.

NOTICE. Tn the District Court, County of Leavenworth, State ol Kansas. Albert A. Stan 'ord. Plaintiff, vs.

W. I. Barter, and Parah J. Burlier, his wile, and Maguua W. Barber.

Defendants. To Matrons W. ltarlMM-: "VToa are hereby notified that'yon. wltbthede-X alfove named, have been sued by Allert A. Stanf rl.

plain in. aua that said plaintiff filed his petition airainst you and said defendants in the District Court of Leavenworth county, Kansas, on the 20th dav ol July, A. I. Iss5. settliiK lorth that said W.

1, Barbe and Sarah J. Harher Ins wile, on the lth day cr teptemler A. I ISM Kave a mortvaKe deed to one Klizahetb K. Hhultz on the south half or the southwest quarter section 13. townstilp IX range 2ti.

to ae-ure tbe payment or a eertaiu pruniissiry note of and tutereit thereon. In said mortgage named. That said Kiizatietb K. Shultz duly endorsed said not and assigned said mortgage to said plaintiff, who is now the b-fraf owner and hold-r tliereol: that the saiil niorrgaire contained a condition that uuless said W. I.

Barler and Sarah A. Barber, his wife. shuld pay said note and interest areordliiRto the tt.iis and comiitions lhertf. said mortgage deed wuuld lieconie aitsolute and said premiers ahoold b-; frold in accordance Willi law and tiie priee.d tl.eieof be applied to the payment of Saul note and interest and cMsts ol sale that said note la long t-ast due and is uupaid. and said mortgage deed has become absolute and sulijwl to fortcloaure; thai yon claim to have, and have, some Interest In said irortgaged premises.

Vou are urther notified that nnless you answer said petit U'. on or fore the Iftli da or September. A. O. Ihi.

said tietition will oe taken a rru. aud iuilginent will be rendered aitalnst yon. foreclosing and forever barring you, and all teutons Calming through or under you. Irom all interest, claim, lieu, right or equity of redemption iu. to or uTn said mortgaged remises, and such otber and lurther relief as may equitable and just, W.

C. SPASULKR, Att'y (or lain tin. NOTICKOr riXALRKTILKHEIT State of Knsas, I County of Lt-aven worth, la the Probate Cjurt of said County and state. In the matter of the estate of Daniel Bluing, deceased. CREDITORS and all other perrons intersted in the aforesaid estate, are ber-by that at tbe n-xt gular term of the Probate Court in anl nl County, to be bgun and beld at the u-t room in the City and County of Leavenworth, bttteof aforesaid.

on the first Monday In the msoth of October A. 1, 185. 1 shall apply to said cout fr a full and final set-t'ement of said estate and an allowance for my set vices as administrator of said estate. DANIEL LEAHT. Administrator of tbe estate of Dauksl Biu.ng, deceased.

Augutl. 1881. A WASTED for Ba. SOOTT'8 All I ii 1 beautirnl Electric Corsets, sample tree to those becoming agents. So risk, uulek.

Territory given. Satislaction gaaranteed. Address Us. iCoTT. ktl Broadway St.

JS. A Embossed Cards, name on and Prize free OU 10 cents. F. J. ulNMAJi CO Mt Carmel.

CU. GREENBACK. stamp lor particulars to W. FA for every 1 InvMt. Head ANDKE.V.

Lane- stun, Alabama. An Ambitious Widow Trying Make SomethlnK Out of Chicago Property Owners. to Chicago, August 25. Mrs. iucreiia W.

Davis, claiming to be a widow of the Confederate General Davis, who once owned Davis addition to Chicago, has commenced suit against a large number of property owners of blocks lying between Lake and Fulton streets and Western avenue and Seymour Btrpf for her rieht of dower, lhe tract embraces a hundred lots or more Her attorney offered at first to compro- miae for 835 a lot, but has since low ere4 this price to S2a. lne dis oi Mra. Davis claim is that she did nut acknowledge the conveyance of the property according to the form of the minois statutes. The property owners Bffected have called a meeting for this evening to take measures to resist the claim. IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Patrick Eatan Says it is wot ueau But Only Sleeping. Omaha, Aug. 25 Patrick i.agan. president of the Irish National League of America, in an interview to-day regarding the charge that the league las degenerated into a mere political ma chine and is therefore virtually dead, says: "While I was In New York 1 accepted the presidency of the league and while holding that position 1 was pre cluded from taking part In politics- Whatever my political opinions may have been, I maintained that position through the last presidential campaign and intend to maintain the same attitude so long as I am president of the league. That the league is dead is altogether a mistaken idea, we have nearly six hundred branches scattered over the country.

All of them will be in active working condition at the time of the national convention to be held in Chicago next January, which will be the largest ever held in America possibly with the exception of that of 1881, also held in Chicago. Parnell will pro bably be in attendance. He has prom ised to come if possible. D. D.

Sullivan, of Dublin, is also expected. Sullivan will take bis seat as mayor of Dublin on IJanuarv first. Two or three other prominent members of the Irish national party are expected. Post Office Changes In Kansas. Washington, Aug.

25. During the week ending August 22, the following post office changes took place in Kan sas: Established Dell. Lyon county, Bt niah C. Brower, postmaster; Fonda, Ford county. Llndon Illbbard, postmaster; Harwoodville, Seward county.

Wm. A. Oiilnm, postmaster: Ivanhoe, Finney county, C. A. Nafziger, post master St.

Joseph. Cloud county, Louis 1. I'onton. postmaster; Sugar. Miami county, John W.

White, postmaster; Tokomo, Pratt county, Wm.T.Q lillen, postmaster; Upton, Phillips county, Win. D. Bjvey, postmaster; Wittrup, Hodgeman county. Julius Wittrup, postmaster. Name changed Butler, Washington county, to xVrdale.

Postmasters appointed Climax, Greenwood county, Samuel nolmes; Dunlap, Morris county, Chas. E. Kidd; Havana, Montgomery county, Thomas It. Pittman; Key We3t, Coffey county, T. II.

Ilinshaw; Norton vilie, Jefferson county. J. R. Brown; South Odar, cranium county, iiewm Craig. Wanted to Lynch Him Sioux City, Aug, 25.

Fred Ward, a farm laborer, was lodged in ul here last night, charged with outraging Mrs. J. L. McGlashen, of Oto, forty miles east of this city, Sunday afternoin. Ward got drunk in Oto, rode to Mc- Ulasher's saw mill and finding Mrs.

McGlasher alone with only two children committed the crime. As the officer was leaving Olo with the prisoner. about 100 men came out with a rope and an ted to bang him, but the nicer showing revolvers the crowd allowed him to start with the prisoner The Northern Frost. St. Pdu', August 25.

Signal service here shows this morning that the frost line last night extended as far south as Moorehead. where the mer cury fell to 32 degrees. No further fear of frost in this section for the present as the cold wave is broken. Apache Murders. Nogates, Arizona, August 24.

The murder of three Americans an 1 eight Mexicans at Baschuica by Apaches has been confirmed by Agapilo Franco, who arrived here yesterday from the scene of the crime. Severe Thunder Storm. Boston.Aug, 25. A very heavy thun der storm, accompanied by a gale, pre vailed throughout New England last night It was exceedingly severe iu Boston and suburbs. Many houses and other buildings were damaged bv light- uing.

Very Krmirkibte Recovery. Mr. Geo. V- Willing, of Manchester. writes: fcMy wife has been al most helplets for five years, so helpless that she could not turn over in bed alone.

She used two bottles of Elic-tric Bitters and is so much improved that she is able now to do her own work." Electric Bitters will do all thtt is claimed for them. Hundreds of testi monials attest their great curative powers. Only fifty aentsa bottle at II M. Aller s. MEXICAN VETERANS.

The National Reunion at Indianap olis In SeDtember Invitation from Vlco-Pres't. Clough of the National Association. E.N. O. Clough.

vice president f.r Kansas of the National Association of Mexican war veterans, Issues the follow ing invitation to his comrades: Headquarters Nat'l Ass'n Vfxi "1 CAN WAR VETERANS, is. AN AS Branch. Lieaven worth, Aug. 17, 1885 Dear Comrades Our national re union comes off at Indianapolis. on tbe 16th and 17 of September, i885.

and in making arrangements tor trans portation of such as desire to attend, it is necessary that I should know who and how many intend to attend, as our rates will depend very much on how many go. lou will, therefore, upon le- ceipt of this, please inform me whether you desire to attend or not, and if bo, waeiuer you wiau iu iauy wiiu you or not. I am getting reduced rates from Leavenworth city for all who sire to attend. Faties wishing to go should make their arrangements to leave Leavenworth on the evening of the 14th. This will bring them to In dianapolis on the evening of tbe 15th, so as to be present at the opening exer cises on tbe loth.

When rates have been obtained, tbe same will be pub lished in the Dally and weeaiy stand ARD Regular rates to Indunanolis from this point are 14 each way. Tour early answer will greatly oblige. Very respectfully yours. E. N.

O. Clough. V. P. for Nat.

As'n Mex. Vet. Catarrh sf the Bladder, Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured I by "liuchu-Faiba," SI- companies ana amounts paid on tne tock of Catlin Km in the recent flrt-: of Hartford 961 ll Americiii. of PhUhdlphia 9-0 66 Fire Association ot Foiladelpbia Stfo Hartford, of Hartfoid 1961 11 LondOD Assurance 9S0 5S Sun Fire- 980 55 Traders', of Chicago sso S6 Ss.SiS 00 W. B.

Flktcheb, Agent. File and Marin. S9S0 55 0 55 PDoenix, of Hartford Cl.Sdl 10 JfiLLES Weed, Agents. Liverpool. London aod Globe Lancashire 1 961 11 32.941 66 Mabtin Smith, Agent.

Connecticut $1,961 11 U.S. WuoowAUD. Agent. Westcbester $980 55 North western National 980 55 to Jas. li.

Ok ah im. Agent, It will be seeu by the above that tbe Home, of Ne York; Franklin, of Philadelphia, and the Insurance Com pany of North Am -rica did not carry insurance on the stock of Catlio Knox, as stated by the Times of yes terday miming. The insurance was all a ljmted and paid last in lay, except by two or three companies whose representatives were not authorized to draw on the companies, and such com panies are sending in their drafts as fast asproofs are received. "Hon ah oo Clears out mice, roaches, flies bed biigf, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. loc JJ.

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PUBLICATION TVUTIt'K. State ol Kansas I Leavenworth County, In the District Court for said County. John B. Oliphint, Plaintiff, uervaC Oliphint, et Defendants. qX David Gl eon.

M. E. Gideon, Martha Mrnison, Thomat himpsoii, Elvira Hard, Tlioma-t MnUrd, Harvi-y Searcy, F. OuutoD and Austin Corb.n. You.

and each of you, are hereby notified that you have been sued in the above entitled court aud cause, atid that the plaintiff has ed his petition in said cause agaibst you, toKetlier with otuer defendants in said suit, and that vou must answer sal i pet irlou ou or before lhe 30 day of September 1885, or the same will le taken as true against you accordingly, of tbe following nature, to wit: partitioning the following describe 1 ral estate in Leavenworth county, Kansas, viz: Tne northeast quarter of sec ljn thirty (3D), town hip eight 8j, range twenty-on (81), as follows To Minerva Ol phint, 115 418 parts thereof John B. Oliphint. 448 parts thereof; C.audiin D. Oliphint. 51-458 paria thereof; H.

rl. Shepherd, 61-J48 parts thereof David deon aud Martha 448 pa ts thereof Mary Fleielier. A'lc Borden, James L. Oliphint, Dora G. Bumier.

L. iphitit, Ka E. Oliphint, A'onzo Oli.thlnt and Arthur B. i-phint, 51-448 parts thereof; Mary F. Soruggs, Emmail.

Adims Jioj i-phint. Belle 1. oliphint. Frank olipim.t, l.uia Oliphint. W.

E. dhint atid Ge. trude Olt-phin 51-448 pans therrof John Brooks, mes Bionks, ra Brogks, Emma Brocks, Elvi-a Mi. lard aud Harvay Searcy, 27-448 parts thereof. And I.

jn igm lit barri the defend nts. other than as ber-in sp ned, roin any inleret, estate, claim or mand f. In or to li real estate LUv I KN EK. Af 'v for Pi hi ii 1 1 IT. August 21, 1885.

JOHN OUPHANT. HALK. State of Kan as, Leavenworth Cou ty. i9s. In the Probate Cjurt iu said County of av-en worth, Kansas.

In the matter of the estate of Ant.n Laboring, deceased. 1TOTICE In hereby given that pursiiant to an oroer of lhe Pr bate Court the of Leavenworth, in the mate of i sas, on tbe 15 uay ul AufcUi A. 1) I i a admiul nt -r ol the est -te if tbtiri trT oee asetl. ou ih il day i.A. D.

Ib-5, at two o'clo p. m. of thai ai the south front door of lhe o.urt brnw1 tu iht city and county of Le-veuwonh, in th 81 le of Kansas, seil at public sale and auction, to tbe btehest an4 best bidder for cash lit baitd, the folio lng escribed real es'a'e, belorging to be estate ol Anton Labbring. ceased, ottuat lying and being in the county ot Leavenwor and State of Kansa-, namely The sou bail ul lot Dumber five(5 in block number twenty-f jut (24. in Latt's Addition to Leavenworth Said sale sut'iect to the approval of and confirmation by tbe Probate Court of said county of Leavenworth.

AUGUST SCHANZK. Administrator of the Estate of Aotw Labbring. deceased. D. 8h his Attorney.

AUHLVlmTKATOB SO TICK. Thf Statk or Kaksas, I Leavenworth Couuty, 1 In the Probate Court in anl for said Cjunty. In tbe matter of tbe estate of Albert deceased. TsJOTlCE Is hereby given that letters of ad-ministration have b-en granted to the undersigned on the estate of Albert Kroll, late of said eouoty, deceased, by tbe Honorable, the Probate Court of tbe county and State xS tre-sald, ited the 17th day of August. A.

D. 185. Now. ali persons having cliim against tbe said estate are hereby notified that they must present tbe same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate, and that if such claims la not exhibited within three year- after tbe date of said letters, they shall be lorerer barred. BARBARA KROLL, Administratrix of tbe estate of Albert Kroll, deceased.

August 21st, 1885, obtained by the Hop B.tteis Company of Chester. N. Y-. against Collatiuus D. Warner, of Reading.

Michigan, pro hibiting him from manufacturing oi seliing ''(Jerm Hp Bitter." The President ot me United States ol America to Collatinus D. Warner ot Heading, Michigan, his servants, workmen, salesmen and agents, and each and every of them: Whereas, it has been represen'ed un-o the Justices ft our Circuit Court, ibe Hon. Stanley Mathews, and the Hon Henrv B. Brown, at Detriot. within and for satd district, as a court oi Chancery, that vou Callatinns D.

Warner, are manufacturing and wiling medicine named German Hon Bitters, in fraudulent iuiita- tiou of the Hop Bittere made ana aoia ly complainant; your said medicine being devined. calculated and intended to mislead tbe DUlilic iuto pur- i-hadlng such counterfeit goods a the manufacture of the complainant. We inereiore. in consideration oi me preuiisea. do strictly enjoin you the said Collatinus l.

Warner and ail and every persons before named, Irom using the words "Hop Bitters" on any fluids contained iu tMji.tles so as to induce the belief that such fluids are made by complainant; and further.lrom manufact liriug, solliUK or offering tor aale. any bittern or-other fluids in the bottles, and witil tbe labels, and in tbe general lona in which you were manufacturing and selling the hitters called by you Uermaa Hop Hitlers, on tile hi ingot tne bill; or in any oiner lu.ttls nru-itliativ other lalield contrived or de signed to represent or induce the belief that the bitters or fluids sold by you are the goods of the complainant, until the further order ol the court. Witness The Hoi. MORRIKJN R- W1ITK. Chief Justice of the United ijtjtfea.

At 1,11, Mini I 1 1 1 1 i.uij. a aller a. MarsnA. uer. Prosecute the Mwladlenlit if sIifh vnn cm 1 1 for Hon Bitters the drumrlsts lian, Is out anything but Hop rilttors witha Bitwo cluster ol hops on white lube), shun that druggist at v.tii wniiltl a vhtr: anil it he has taken vour money for a boKUS stuff, millet him for the fraud ami sue liitn tor damages for the swindle, and we will re- warl you uoeraiiy lor me euuvieiiuu.

s. court ll um-uim airainsi i. waruci, Reailinir. and ali ills salesmen, agents, druic- Kists, and outer imitators. KKAO THIS.

John Heckler, ibe One Price Clothier and furnisher Flings bis banner to ibe breeze an nounclng tbe partial arrival of a bank rupt stock of clothing. Comment is unnecessary. Those who know John Seckler and his sons (nd who does not?) know that they will receive wha! is astted for, and do not hesitate to tell their customers what quality of goods they eeleci hence no deception is prac iicd to make sles. Judging from his partial price list in another column the citizens of Leav enworth and those ot the rur tl dis tricts adi tcent to us will have an op portunity of buying in their fall and winter supply for a little ov half the amount thev bad to lay out last winter and we would advise those who have casn on hand to go at once and secure coriect s'Zia and a full assortment. Kervons Oebllltatea Men You are allowed a free trial of thirty days of the use nf Dr.

Dve's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Stispensoiv Appliances, for tbe spet dy relief aud perm ineut cure ot Nervous Debility, loss of VutUty and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for many other dis eases. Coirti.leie restoration to health, vigor and inauhood guaranteed, sso rtsK is incurred illustrated fainuhlet. with full inf teims, mailed tree by addressing Voltaic Belt Marshall, Mich. The Cherokee Blood Purifier is vegeta ble, except Iodide of Potassium, unich is the most powerful alterative in the whole cocabul- ary 01 meaicines.

it enricnes toe 0100a auu 1111 proves ihe appetiie, Will cure dyspepsia or In-diuestion. and relieves rheumatism. J. P. Bau- s-rman S.

U. Holmes and UemDrug store. A cough will carry you off, nd a coffin they 11 carry you cii In. You cau stop your cough, and the coffin Tnev will Ciirrv van off in. using Hill's Peerless Cough Spr ip, which guarauiee to stop an 111 is couguing, or money lelumied.

P. Bauserman S. 11. Holmes, Gem ut ug Store It Yourself. The proof of the pudding is not in chewing the string, but in having an opportunity to trv the article yourself Humphreys Davis, the Drugist huvj a free trial bottle of Dr.

Bosanlco's Cough and Lung Svrup for each and every one who is tflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Affection. Cure for files. Piles are frequently preceeded by sense of weight in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing tbe patient to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs. At times symptoms of indigestion are present, as flatulency, un easiness of tbe stomach, etc. A' mois- ure, like pre'fpiration.

producing very disagreeable itching after getting warm is a very common attendant. Blind, bleeding or itching piles yield rtt once to the application of Dr. lios anko's pile remedy which acts direc-ly upon the parts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying tbe intense itching and affecting a permanent cure. Price 50c Address tbe Dr. Bosanko Merti-ical Co- Piqua, O.

ISold by Humphrejs Davis. W. Hill Fan-port. N. men For yers 11, wife has been a sufferer from const ipatton and neadacoe, sunering De yonu endurance.

She has tried many remedies, and consulted eniluent physicians, but found no help. About three months ago she be-mn tt take Cobb's Little Podophylir. Pills and she Has but one return of the headache, and bat was caused by overworK. Yours truly, C. H.

STEVENS, Lima. N. H. M. Allr A Co- S.

H. Holmes aud ia drug store. The Idea Uoing West to Colorado or New Mexico, for pure air to relieve Consumption, is all mtttake. Any reasonable man would use Dr. I3osanko's Cough and Lung Syrup for Consumption in all its tirsi stages.

It, never fails to give relief in ail cases of Coughs, Colt s. Bronchi tie, Pains iu the Chest and all tff actions that are considered primary to Consumption. Price 50 cents and $1.00 Sold by Humpheys Davis. Remarkable IHucwvery. W.

H. Uill a FaiiDort. N. Y. Gentle men Mv little boyas been troubled with Wotms riiore than a yiar.

Afier tiying every remed could near oi, ai a employing eminent uhvsici ns wiih no pe m.neut benefit. I was inuueed bv our druggist. Mr. 8. Coventry, to try your Pee less Worm Spe -iflc.

To our surprise, and great satislaction, it relieved the poor little sufferer fore we bad used tne first bottle. I can r. commend it with the utin-HI confldeuce to anv person tlia has little ones MinVriug fn in Worms. 1 would uot oe witfiout it in tne nouse. LLOYD S.

CKAJ.UALL. The above statement Mr Crandall I know to be and 1 aving used the Worm iSp. in my own family with the nest of results, cau truly say it menu, all it tl nnt. S. COVENTRY, Lim i.

N. Y. H. M. Aller 8.

H. Holmes, aud Gem Drug store. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel cf parity strength and wholesomeness.

More economic than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In eon. pettonwlth the multitude of uwten short weigh alnm or phosphate powders. Bold only In Royal Biiiiq Piiwdii CO. lot Wal trout. New ork DR.

HENDERSON, 906 and 608 Wyandotte St. Near Six Kansas City. Mo. Authorized by the State to eat Chronic. Kerroos and Pn- vate Diseases Seminal Weak ness (nigbt tosses), sexual debility (loss of sexual power), and all im pediments to marriage Also Asthma, Epilepsy, Rhea-asm, Piles, and Skin Diseases, etc Ourtt guaranteed or money refunded.

Charges reasonable. Over 21,000 eases eured experience Is Importane. No mercury or Iniuelous medicin i used Mo detention from business. AU medicines furnihsed even to patients at a distance. Consultation tree call or write.

A book aca circular (Ulnstrated)for both sexes, sent sealed for two 3-cent stamps tbe poet -we. My Krte Must em ts now open. Hours. 8a. to I p.

in. Sundays 10 to 12 a. m. WDt H. Is a regnta graduate in medicine.

Over 16 yean practice I Chicago. 0m tfROYAU rswiij Jk And Fatally Wounds the Eighth He Kills His Stepson's Wife and Attempts to Kills His Own Wife -railing in This He Cats His Own Throat Twenty Children Orphaned- Austia. Tex -is, Aug. 25. (tails of a terrible series of murders committed at Johnson City, Blanco county, an in terior town, on Monday, are furnished a cii of that pUce just arrived er It appears I hit trie daughter of VI ckie.

an old resident, was rcent-y discovered to be in a delicate condition, and it is allege 1 thit Lockie's relatives attribute to him lhe crime of stducing her. The matter preyed upon his mind and Mod lay afternoon he left home in- miiiK as be avowtd, to go to John (in en's place to borrow a sum of money. Green and family were away. He entered the house und took Green's Win chester and returned to tbe retidence of his brother. Berrie Lockie.

He then shot and killed Berrie and his (13 -rrie) wife. A neighbor named John Nicbol son rodn up jus! then, and be forced Nicholson to go with him to Mr. Stokes'. He then shot and killed Stoke. Then Nicholoson was lost sight of.

His horse was tied there when found and it is supposed be was aUo killed. From there Lockie went to bis own bouse and shot and cm the throt of Mrs. Henry Lockie. of Llano county, wife of his Stepson, who was on a visit to him. He also sh it and killel Mrs.

Stokes, wife of Stokes, whom be killed just previous to the killing of Mrs. Henry Lockie. He then killed hii daughter and attempted to kill his wife; but his ctrtridt'es being extiiujted, he could not fire another shot and she escaped. Having failed to catch and kill his wife, he cut his own throat, in muted h's and started in the direction of Jo'inson City-After riding a few yinlj ha met Thomas Bruiswick, whom he attacked and into whom he plunged a knife, in- tliutinz fUl niuJj. The i rderer then rode toward Jhus City, but was arrested witnia two miles of it- He was still a'ive at last amounts.

With tha rxuption pjrtiapi of the murder anl crenatun of the Lynch family mar II implead soon years ago, this i3 ths ms. bjrribla set of crimes ever ommittei in tnis state. By it about twenty chil Iran are left oi-phans. The President In the Woods. Au Sable Forks, N.

August 26. President Cleveland is now camping out at Willis pond, one of the most in accessible spots in the Adirondack being a good three days' journey from the nearest railroad depot. He has as companions Dr. f. Ward and Mr.

E. P. Bacon, of New York. The president was ili for the first few days be was in camp, but is now looking well and says that he feels very hearty. lie generally fishes during tbe day and in the evening enjoys a social game of euchre.

It is evident lb tt the president wishes to avoid newspaper correspondents, as orders were given to tbe proprietor of the Prospect house, at Stranac lake, ttiatno newspaper man shoull be al lowed to engage rooms there, nor should any be allowed to enter the president' camp under any circum stances. The president declines to converse with any one on anything but personal and general and can not be induced to speak acout politics. He says he has not yet decided when he will return to Washington city. Slopping at the Prospect house is a young lady who has evinced a most lively interest in the president since be has been in this region and it is said that he sh'tws a marked liking for her soci- ty. Yesterday six young la lies rowed a boat rnci on iSiranac lake and when t.he president ns to the hotel from he camp he is to award the priz'S to he fair The occasion is look-1 forwar.i wilt, great interest by the people at lie hotel.

A g-mleman who ctme past tbe president's camp tbe other day says it remiLd-d him on a small scale of the court of the Biuished Duke in the Forest uf Arden. Dr. Ward was ill that day and was playing tbe role of tbe melancholy Jacques. Ready for the Rope. St.

Louis, Aug, 26. A dispatch from Sedalia, says on Monday last an ex-convict named Hiram Hitliabru tally assaultei Mrs. J. D. Cruse, young married woman living at Bre man station, Feven miles from Sedalia Mrs Cns is an invalid and fainted from terror and the treatment re ceived.

After recovering conscious- ness the or woman was carried about a quirter of a mile into the wood, kept there several hours and repeatedly assaulted by the brute. He then left her ai.d she, is in a very precarious condition and her phj lician thinks she will die. The whole county is being scoured for Htflin infuriated fit r. ins and if the wretch it- lught he will be lynched at once. Heat Falas.

Palpi'ation. Dropsicd Swellings. Diz nei-s. Indigesti -n. Heartache, hieep lessnes cund by "Wells Uialth lit newer.

REWARD OF MERIT. lhe Kansas Manufacturing Com pany Receives three Diplomas From the World's Exposition -Highest Award on Spring and Farm Wagons. The Caldwell wag impany have received I he diplomas awarded them on ngo sexhibi'ed at, the Worlu'j Expo sition at New Orleans, They are three handsome stiel engraved parch uieiits and will Oe framed and hi nr up in the cilice of the cornea ly on Main street. Tbe awards were made as follows For spring wagons Hist degree of merit and a gold medal. For farm wagons, firjt degree of merit and gold medal.

For display of farm wagons, second degree of merit and silver medal. The gold melals are being made and will contain gold to the amount of SS each. The silver medal is valued at SS The officers of the company are proud of their victory in an exhibit in which all the wagon manufacturers in Amer ica had extensive displays of their best work. The Caldwell wagon was award ed the highest bonors at the Centennial over all the world and the taking of tbe prizes at New Orleans was not a sur prising event excepting the silver medal as the company had not tried for a display award, but only for an award on the true merits of their wagon. "Buka Paths." Qiick, complete cure, all Kidney, and Urinary Diseases.

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7Zf SCRATCHES 4 4a- TUT IT. CREKS OF Caidw Wagon SiTing; and Kx-res aeons. rKixti. 7-s TlrketM 8n'v -V Nhnmila irap.rtl.a Louisiana Siste lotterv Company H'e tUt hrrrl'jt rrrtiiy ttti fur nil ilif.M'tiithiu Semi-Anniuil lilfiu, dhii tn ir-tn control tn lyrawiny th- tii lvt.itirf ft-i the Maine aream-uitctrji tlti htnri'j. intuit aud in oorf fattH Vu'iri 'ill nrtti antl wr ttvJthiniZK th Orf-hl1U tn ust r.iw r' t'Urit with r-ttmtlS of our niijiuiture atlncti tl.

in alrertiit4thcntM.rw 'ommiHnioarrw. Ineorporatedln l11! rtr rear tiy the Letrfelature or Kiiiirat ioiial Charitable imrtHnea wttb a capital of fl.i'' wlii a reserve fund of over fc.Vrfl.id i has l-ei a.l,e.l. Hy au ovti hWmiiiiT pMi.ilr vote Its franehlaewao niailea t'iirt ot th prewnt SUtle Countltutlon adout 81 JJecelttler ifl A. i. Themilu Isiltrry re on and endorsed! by lit ftfipU nj any Stals It MVer Hcnhe sT postpones, Itn rnid inele Member llrtwla(g takr iilvfc vtot'tlily.

t'LIAtllll ul roitri MTV HIMTI IN TH (IKAMI URAWING.CI.ASS A IN rflK ACAIIKMY OK MUSH-. rW OHl.KANf. IL'KfSDAY vsirnb'rHli. lUij-lHlli Moubtly Drawing. Capital Prize, $75,000 lOtl.wMt riraeat rive llara f.arla rarnuHH, iv KirtHMtM rwrtiaai LIST or PRIZES.

1 CAPITAL I'KIZK tTS.OOO I do do 1 do lo lo.oou 2 PlilZHS OF 0nO0 12.000 6 do Vi 1U.0U0 (lo 1W 10,000 It do 10,0011 loo do ao.uuo do so.ouo aoo do do 2S.0U0 approximation l'i ies 6.7ISO do do Ann. do do Zfoi 2a a successful career. Her friends say the purchase by Mrs. Walkup of arse nic may be accounted for by the fact that she was addicted to the use of the drug for the sake of her complection. Virtue Im Ike family.

There are all sorts and degrees of vir- ire, and sometimes we are told that virtue is its own reward. Mr. A. F. Evans, of Burr's Ferry, says in writing about Brown's Iron Bitters, "I have been the recipient of its virtue in my family to a considerable extent This great iron tonic has superior ad vantages as a reliable family medicine.

Its power has been thoroughly tried, and its virtues abundantly proved jS'enaly a million bottles a year are sold by the druggists or una country. THE WABASH COMMITTEE. Important Business Transacted but Its Charaoter Not to be Disclosed. Sf. Louis.

Aug. 25. The Wabash committee held an executive session here to-day, at which business of great importance is said to have been transacted. Chairman Russell and the members of the committee refuse to divulge its nature excepting to say that progress is being rapidly made towards carrying out their original plan of boycotting tha Wabash. They allege as a reason for withholding information from the public that It would expose their tac tics to the railroad people.

A Flood. Sidney, August 25. The rain of last night and this morning was the heaviest ever known here. About day light eeventy-uve lineal feet of the twenty-five toot embankment of the water works reservoir went out, leav ing the town without water for motive power or for extinguishing Ore. Youncr Frellnghuysen Steps Off.

Newport. It. I-, Aug. 25 Mr. Theo dore Frelmghuysen, son of the ex-sec- retaryof state was married this morn ing to Miss Alice Coates, daughter of James Coates, of tbe urm of J.

P. Coates of Scotland. The floral decora tions were beautiful and profuse and the presents many and magnificent. Cxeltrmeac la Tex a. Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of i'aris, Tex by the re markable recovery of Mr.

E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn In bed, or raise his head; everybody said be was dying of consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discov ery was sent him. Finding relief, he bought a large bottle and a box of Dr.

King's New Life Fills; bv the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the Discoverv, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty six pounds. Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Consumption free at II. M. Aller's. Tha Cholera.

Madrid, August 25. 4.701 new cases of cholera and 1,433 deaths were re ported throughout Spain yesterday. At Marseilles. Marseilles, Aug. 25.

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