Atchison Advance du lieu suivant : Atchison, Kansas • 4

MILLINERY GOODS. DRY GOODS CLOAKS. THE ADVANCE. PRICES GREATLY REDUCED 1,700 CLOAKS! AT 1 DECEMBER 27. Meteorological.

The following table shows the dally temperature, tills oily for the week ending Thursday, December 18, 1884, as recorded by Dr. H. B. Horn, No. 424 North Fifth street: D.

C. NEWCOMB'S Must be Sold before Invoicing on the 1st. ON -J CO i I 5 datb. a Friday, 19 2 Tfi i) 7 Pair si 11 Ifi HI 1(1. cloudy Sunday 21, 1 22 20 1H.7 Monday, 22 II II 1 0.2 cloudy nwdin Tuesday, 23...

3 8 0 2.7 Cloudy eAne Wednesday, 24 1 0 5.2 Kalr Thursday, 25.. 6 1 0.2 (Jlear Means 1.8 9.7 6 S.7 LOAKS, CARPETS AND DRESS GOODS, ETC. GRAND DISPLAY OF MORE REAL VALUE IN HOLIDAY Than can be found under one roof in GO AND SEE THEM. Don't waste your money on trifles. Go to NEWCOMB and hv Look into our method of disposing of these goods, and determine if it be to your interest to HELP US OUT.

The following prices will take the goods: GOODS, the city. GOODS. IT AND NOVELTIES something useful. HOLIDAY HOLIDAY GOODS -a3T 5Ebt WATCHES, JEWELRY CHEAPER THAN EVER LOTS OF GOODS. Tlcioyr IvdlijLst Be Sold.

ioo Misses' Cloaks at $1.25. 1 170 Misses' Ha velocks $2.00. 50 Ladies' Russians $5.00. (Fur and Astrachan trimmed.) 100 Astrachan trimmed Newmarkets 87.00. Only 30 Astrachan trimmed Dolmans 86.50.

SEE FOR YOURSELVES. .504 COMMERCIAL STREET. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. GO TO New Gent's Furnishing Goods House jgT We have 1,250 other garments of stylish cut and trimmed in the best taste. We will sell them on at the same relative reduction, and invite every lady in this vicinity to attend the sale.

Next Door to Exchange National Bank. For your Hats, Shirts, Underwear, DONALD BROS. an me iNoveuies. xou win nna an elegant and complete line to select from, prices verv low for quality. J.

A. HEMSTEGER. BOOTS AND CLARA E. QOOK THE raiLLIEJER, IS SELLING HOODS WORTH $1.50 FOR 50c AND 75c EACH. SHE SELLS A NICE LINE OF LINEN AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT REDUCED RATES.

SPEGIAL SALE OF TRIMMED HATS AT fl.OO, $1.50 AND $2.00. PLUMED TIPS ALL MIL LINERY GOODS MARKED DOWN AT LOW EST FIGURES. CAL AND SEE THE GOODS McGASKILL BOOTSHE SHOES. Snow 23d and 24th fell to the depth of three Inches producing .22 of an Inch of water. Seybold, baker.

Carey carries coal. Subscribe for Tun Advance. Art Roods at N. Arthur's. New Years cards at this office.

Durst Logeman, meat market. Trenton ware at X. V. Good meat at Durst Logeman's. Candies, cakes, popcorn at Seybold's.

Several cases of frozen ears have been reported. Poehler Bros' Bakery is familiar with everybody. Pictures and frames of every variety atN. W. Arthur's.

The best of beef, mutton, pork, at Durst Logeman's. Building material and coal at Carey's, corner Sixth and Main. Wedding stationary and ball programmes at this office. The skating rink has been doing a good business this week. The best of everything in their line at Poehler Bros, always fresh.

Durst Logeman can suit you in meat as to quality and price. N. W. Arthur has just received a beautiful line of engravings. Those brave enough to endure the cold enjoyed the skating this week.

Everybody is nearly worked to death at Elwood's and yet they keep on selling. Our great competitor has found it necessary to quit business. Poehler Bros. Seybold, fancy baker and manufacturing confectioner, Kansas avenue and Fifth. For musical instruments and musical merchandise, call on C.

II. Young, 615 Commercial street. The children of the M. E. church South harl their Christmas tree and fixings Friday evening.

L. L. Todd, superintendent of the bridge, presented each of the employes with a turkey Christmas. The first annual ball of the Atchison Jeffersonian club comes off on Wednesday evening, December 31. Johnson the great book men of Kansas, have move fine goods and cheaper than the cheapest.

The Happy Hour Social circle will give their second annual ball Tuesday evening, January 20, l.SS-j, at Corinthian hall. J. JI. Ik-eson, proprietor of the street railway, was presented with a gold headed cane by his employers Christmas. The Jolly Boys, reorganized, regenerated and strengthened, propose to give a magnificent ball on New Year's night.

Pictures, frames and wall paper at eastern prices, wholesale and retail, at Johnson liro's. Xo. 407 Commercial street. The annual ball of the Atchison Liederkranz at Apollo hall on New Year's eve will be the big event of the season. The Presbyterian Sunday school had its Christmas tree and festival Thursday evening.

Many were in attendance and all appeared to enjoy themselves. Johnson Bros, keep the best as1 sortmeut of books and stationery and school books to be found west of Chicago, and sell as low as eastern dealers. Voigt Jiiilh seem to realize just what is needed in the grocery line, and their specialties as well as standard goods for the holiday trade can not be excelled. When you take into consideration the circulation of The Advance, and the price charged for advertising, it is the cheapest and best advertising medium in the city. Everest Waggencr have just had printed at this office the largest and longest mortgage ever executed in this state.

It made seventeen pages of legal cap size closely printed. Bob Graham, a son of the constable, fractured an ankle while crossing on Kansas avenue. Dr. Campbell fixed the little fellow up, but it will be several weeks before he will recover the use of his limb. Go to Voigt Luth, grocers, for your family supplies, They keep the best goods, sell cheap, and promptly deliver the same at your door.

North side of Commercial street, between Seventh and Eighth. Mr. Ilahn, the saloon man at Doniphan, who a few weeks ago poisoned Messrs. Langdon and Ege by mistake, has been arrested and taken to Troy on the charge of manslaughter, and gave bail for his appearance at a preliminary examination. A petition has been presented to Governor Glick, praying for the pardon of Hugo Malm, of this city, convicted a number of years ago of murdering a man named Wilson.

The murder was unprovoked and Malm should suffer the full extent of the law. THE Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear and KHOKS. BOHLER, INSURANCE. C.T. ALDERSON Has the a(ency of the largest and beat Insurance Companies OP THE WORLD.

I'ollcles written and loxnei adjusted promptly and satisfactorily. Ovtr Webtr't Store, tor. Fourth and Commercial, ATCHISON. KANSAS. TOYS.

A Large and desirable Stock of HEAVY BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS, LADIES' AND MISSES' BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS OF ALL MAKES AND BEST QUALITY. CALL AND SEE US BEFORE BUYING. 405 Commercial Street. Board of directors Alfred Meier, Geo. W.

Stockwell, Louis Kiper, A. W. Pretzel and John Andrews. The society now numbers fifty-five members, including a number of the prominent business men of the city. The admission fee is $5, which will remain in the hands of the treasurer until the action of congress is ascertained.

If that should be adverse to the association, the money will be refunded to those who subscribe it. Personal. W. C. McPike and S.

C. King returned from California Tuesday night. Mr. Theo. F.

Hall, of Blue Itapids, spent his seventy-fifth Christmas with The Advance man. G. M. Woodworth, member-elect of the Colorado state senate from the Arapahoe district, is in the city. J.

II. Barrett, traveling salesman for the Atchison Furniture company, is in from the west to spend the holidays. Senator Ingalls arrived from Washington Tuesday to spend Christmas with hia family. Ills daughter Ethel, who is attending school at St. Louis, came home with him.

Church Services. Presbyterian Church I). Milner pastor. Morning sermon, "Conclusion of the matter." In the evening there will be the Sunday school review with lithographic pictures. Sunday school at 8:30 a.m.

All cordially invited. Next Thursday is swear off day. The cold weather shows slight signs of abating. The plumbers are overworked and prosperous. The best of bread, pies, rolls, cakes, at Seybold's.

The "Two Johns" will be at the opera house New Years eve. A. A. Carey, agent for the Black Diamond Coal company. Toilet and picture raffle at Levin Downs' New Years morning.

We heard the usual amount of Christ mas whisky talking on the street. Atchison celebrated at balls, parties, churches and saloons, and a few stayed at home. Itememher the library benefit at David Auld's residence next Tuesday evening. Stop in at Seybold's and buy some of his choice confectionery for the little ones at homo. All the dailies of Atchison took a vacation, while the weekly printers had to work as usual.

The change in the weather this week was from straight cold to cold and snow a little Christmas spice. If a vote had been taken Thursday, the turkey would have been elected national bird by an overwhelming ma Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were issued by Judge Locker for the week ending December 21, 1884, to the following parties: J. W. Itorkand Mary B.

Weaver. I. A. Husk and Maggie Falconer. J.

II. Willis and Lyda Cotter. J. M. Clineand Mary A.

Picht. W. II. Sharp and Ella It. Bent.

O. W. Griest and Jennie N. Krapp. S.

J. Thorp and Mary Williams. W. Woods and Martha Coffee. W.

K. Lutz and Mary E. Cutter. C. W.

Fishwick and Alice C. Anderson. C. Schupert and Clara Irvine. J.

W. Scott and A. L. Caston. T.

D. Wright and Bertha C. Potter and Harriet ltobbs. C. Greasy and Manda Taylor.

C. J. Weston and M. J. Tuppeny.

It. C. Holland and Cora E. Anderson. Albert Cune and Mollie A Mcintosh.

Trinity church was handsomely deco rated with evergreens for the holy days, and many said that the arrangements were the most beautiful they had ever seen, un ennstmas eve tne enuuren or the Sunday school had their festival, and Christmas morning was the usual service for that day, with the following musical programme: Solo Comfort Ye My W.II. Kvnns an.l rhtirus Glory to God Messiah. Venite Dudley Iturk Gloria I'ntrl Chappie, Flanquetie KwMvalTe Kali-bunks Jnlillittu Fairbanks My tun No. 21. Christians, Awakel WalnwrlKlit IC.vrle KlfilRon, No 8IU GrlfllUis Gloria Tlbl, No.

SMS I'leyel Magnificat. I bant No, 322 Ouseluy Uuaitet ollertory--There Were Shepherds Dudley Hunk Mrs. Meade, Mrs. Klddell, Mr. Yule and Mr.

Meade. Hallelujah chorus Messiah On Thursday morning about 6 o'clock Conductor James Kelly's freight train on the Central Branch road, was thrown from the track near Netawaka by a broken rail. The caboose and two cars were thrown from the track. J. T.

Stewart, a brakeman, not regularly employed, but coming in on the train, was killed instantly. Conductor Kelly also received a severe concussion, and atone time it was thought he was seriously injured. He was brought to this city, and taken to his residence in South Atchison, and the surgeon of the company summoned, who soon ascertained that no bones were broken and no dangerous Injuries sustained. Young Stewart, who was killed, resided at Udell, and his remains were taken to that place. At a meeting Sunday evening the following officers were elected for the Atchison Oklahoma association: President, It: F.

Wetzel; vice president, Dr. W. E. Shepherd; secretary, John Hoen-scheldt; treasurer, George Ilennlnger. CARL TREFFZ, CENTRAL BAKERY, HOLIDAY GOODS.

GEORGE SIM ON DS No. 326 Commercial, DKALEIl IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, PERFUMERY, ETC. ALSO THE FINEST DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS To be found in tho city. Parties in tending to make presents for the holidays Hhonld call and see his (roods before purchasing, as he will give great bargains. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

D.T.BRADFORD Wholesale unci Retull Dealer In Musical Merchandise mi "mm i y. AND AGENT For Weber, Kranloh A tlnnli, Mason A Ham tin. llayni' or Bans' pianos, and Mason 4 Hamlin. Western CotUue, Hough AJWarren's or New KuBluiul owum. Will sell ul wholesale prices till after the holidays.

Don't go further and lata worse MuhIcuI merchandise of all kinds on same terms. 3 uT.iii,i;Hi'.ffT:iMi)i 625 Commercial Street, between 6th fc 7ti. HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS TOYS, CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERIES. PRETTIEST HOLIDAY GOODS. CONFECTIONERIES FRESH.

TOYS ALL NEW. Good Variety of Christmas Tree Ornaments. Anything in the Bakery Line Fresh Every Day. I3TSEECARL TREFFZ BE- FDRK miVINTfJ TOYS. 308 COMMERCIAL.

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