The Atchison Times from Atchison, Kansas • 8

I North Seventh and Eighth streets WEST ATCHISON GOSSIP. THE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE 1XM3I3S. have for some time been infested by a Mfitti'M irv and (lay In the Went KANSAS MUTUAL LIFE gang of hoodlums and petty criminals who are fast becoming a nuisance to the Dy J. A.

SUNDERLAND. lti'lorttil liy Our "Hpeeliil." John Carney, member of tbo Implement people of that vicinity. Being out of the regular beats of the police they feel firm of Plunkett Carney, bns gone east to enjoy a well enrneil vucution. Hiawatha, Kansas, SATURDAY AUGUST 10, 1W). One of tbe widows (as promised In this Hon.

J. P. DAVIH, W. M. 'WELLCOME, Vice-President.

Jxo. K. MOON, Beerctary, President. column bere-to-foro) has already led Kit blushing brenkman to tbe altar. Next.

Natural Premium Svwtem of Lii'c In IIOrK AHNKMIII.Y S81I0 K. OF I. Meet every Friday evening at Modern Wood-weu'i Hull, corner (if Bixtli mid Bantu gtreeti. D. DA Hit M.

W. C. Bwanbon, Kco, Beo'y. hu ranee! themselves safe from interference and hardly a night passes but some depredation is committed by them. Congregating in groups they amuse themselves by singing ribald songs, and striving to outdo each other in uttering tbe most vile and obscene language, especially in the presence of any one passing by.

No woman can pass them without being subject to their obscene comments or proposals, or bearing language unfit for utterance, and several instances have Net Assets. January 1, 1880 Put Dignn lias gone to Greenleafto tako charge of the car shops there. Wo wish it understood that tbo Rev. O'lteilley who was fined In the police court last Wednesday is not Mason Riley Increase of Net Assets In 18HU 070. 05 Increase of Insurance In Force l.r:i.

000.00 Local Squlbt. Subssrlbo for tbe Tihich. Amount of Insurance in Force January 1, 1889 0,217,000,00 Death Claims t'uia Since Urbanization of the C. B. shops, as Mr.

Kilty is fully recovered from tbe effects of tbe Downs Don't fall to avail yourself one of our celebration. club offers. Helentlfla In Foundation, Perfect In Plan, and I'ncvcclled In Management. Safe urd Economic IrHurarce! For Terms or Agency, Address tbe Home Office. There Is so much talk, lately in regard Tbe Times and Rural Kunsnn one lately occurred where personal violence has been offered to those who have bad to pass these streets at a late hour of the night.

The proper authorities should year for only $1. Tbe Artesian Hornet bag again made its appearance among our exchanges. see that this gang are dispersed or impound them in the city Bastile where they would be of some service to the city fin, Ratal's Me Killer! Wbat la tbe matter villi fltting up tbe tbe Neech building for all office purposes instead of a nuisance. to vicious dogs that it reminds us of the fact that our letter carriers without exception have been seriously bitten at various times. Wo are glad to note that Mr.

P. Colo-man is convalescing. Councilman Cawlcy would confer a boon upon us If be would give us the receipt for that nlckle-plated perpetual smile of his golly bow smoothly it would work in conjunction with an edit as well as tbo city jail? Superintendent Calvin, of tbe Central Branch, removed bis licmiquorters to Tbe county board let a number of contracts for bridges in different parts of tbe county lust Monday. Tbe contract to attend tho county poor was given to Dr. Dickey, at $175 per year.

Tbe annual tax levy is as follows; For general Concordia Monday night, Tbo Nonconformist, tho most popular anti-monopoly paper In America, and tbe or of a live weekly paper. We would like to sec tbe Donald Bros. revenue, 75 cents on tbe hundred dollars; Atfrlmiltiiml Impk'iiuuiU. SHAW Si JlcDl'I'T, Main Street. llikm St Coiidictlmiorn.

MGEUBEJt, IR0 Commercial HI root. ISIackitmltliliig KupulrliiK, DC. STA1UI, U05 Commercial Street. Cunning Fnrtorjr. CHAULES SHKPI'AUI), (11 Kunsns Avenue.

Carpenter St liiillilera. JW, CUNNINGHAM. North Tenth Street. Coal Denier. JH, BAIUIV, Ninth Main Streets.

JS. ANTLE, lull! Main Street. Conl St IIulldiiiB Mttteilnl, A A. CAREY, lot South Fourth Street. DruftKlHt.

BARTON it GHATIONV, 71W Commercial Stroct. Frelt Halt Meat. GREENE HOIlfSE, 112 North Fifth Street. Garden, Field A Flower Need WAGSTAFK, Ninth Commercial Streets. Grocerle.

E.CONS1DINE, 903 Muln Street. TD. FKASEH. 7-U Commercial Street. THOMAS GRADV, UI17 Muln Street.

WS. ANDERSON, M5 Commercial Street. Groeerle Dry OooiU. GEO. SCHAEFEH, 1403 Main Street Hardware, Stove St Tinware.

17 C. OF.HHETT, Sewn th Commercial Streets. HERMAN JOCHEMS. all Comtncrclul Street. TrLOSTEUMEIEH IV 725 Commercial Street.

NASS HAAS. 710 Commercial Street. Unmet KepulrliiK. LANE GALE. S25 Commercial Street.

House KuriilHliIng Good. WM. VANCE, U12 Commercial Street. Ire Dealer. TAMES DOBHS.

1 1 1112 North Sixth Street. CHARLES rCLLEN. Atchison, Kansus IiiHiiranre St Loan. CHAS. F.

GOODRICH, United Stutes Hunk Job rrlnter Si Stationer. SEIP HOItTON. Fourth Commercial Streets. Merchant Tiiilcr. IOUI3 GEHHAKTT.

Wl Commercial Street. V1iolterlnK KepnlrliiK. GEO. II. PAINTER, Commercial Street.

Wholesale Produce St Fruit. JT. MERSEY SHCoi ertinl Street. Wlinlenale St Ketiill Furniture. MILLER I NT KEN, 71S Commercial Street.

for bond Interest, 28 cents; for county Corn palace project go ahead If there ffM The only true blood purifier and sure exterminator of disease. The only medicine yet discovered that will kill the Microbes which the leading scientists of the world agree are the cause of all diseases known to suffering humanity. Mi high school, S3 cents; for new court house 32 cents; total, $1.00 on the hundred for a suitable location selected to erect it upon. Yet we dread the fine work of the old time pork-bouse city prison unin depot dirty dozen capitalistic crowd of county purposes. 1 There is an additional levy of 45 cents for state purposes.

On Times one year for fS.OO, Tbe brick work on the Ilurwi building, Seventh and Commercial streets, is rapidly scaring completion. There was a terrible bail storm out on tbe Brancb. between Yuma and Jamestown, which did great damage to corn crops. The light contract was approved by the council Monday night. We can now look for an incandescent system the question of tbo new court house it the lower end in their interesting endeavors to hold it upon tbe banks of the Missouri.

was decided by a vote, Messrs Wilcox and kipcr in the affirmative, Rice in the negative, that the proposition of changing the location of the court house from the present site to the Challiss site be submitted to the people at the November crobe Killer has made the greatest reputation and is positively the most successful remedy of modern times. Think of it discovered less than two years ago in an out of the way part of the country and now manufactured by ten different In these late days when the boys drop their wad upon a poker table, they attempt to work the "sand bag" story upon their family as an excuse. Bill, old socks, this is "unswallowable." election. See notice elsewhere of clubbing rates In Justice Woodwortb's court yester day morning James Caldwell and Frank In that musical rag-tearing voice of bis Mike Grady, instead of inquiring Price, colored, waived a preliminary ex animation on the charge of burglarizing factories in' the Unired States with an ever increasing de about Baiiy's ghostly shops, tbusly ejac ulates: "How air ye ould guyrel." for tbe Times and Kansas Farmer, two of the best papers in Kansas for $1.50, Now is tbe time to subscribe. There is some talk of an injunction against the Effingham high school.

"Well, what is the matter with an injunction against the court bouse? C. Weber's clothing store Sunday night Bonds were fixed at $800 each, in default John Trumpeter late of the post office mand from all parts of the country. Could a medicine of inferior merits have attained such a reputation so quickly? This preparation is introducing itself on its merits in spite of all ignor- is at present engaged in the grocery busi ness at Goffs, Kansas. of which they were committed, There is no doubt of their guilt as a portion of the stolen goods were found in their pos anccsthat braces against it. Every one should read our cir There is a rumor on the streets thnt Sam, the cbestnutical malarial excuse session.

cular explaining this invention, and the indisputable fact that George Tofte has one of the police com that "drops you off" at Urcenlcaf oc missioners under his control, and thnt be The Boston Tea Company has opened Microbe Killer is what we claim is proved by our testimo- casionally so as to allow you to interview another store in the old Iron Clad build has to do as the marshal tells him. How moniais. van. or write ior mem. thnt antiquated female cabbage raiser is this? ing, Ninth and Commercial sreets, second door north from tbe corner.

Their old tea customers will take notice that they Luther Challiss has nsked the court to appoint a receiver for the "big syndicate" and for an injunction restraining the de Wm. RAUAM'S MICROBE KILLER! sell teas and spices cheaper man ever before. Also a good horse and double spring wagon for sale cheap. A good CO TO don't work with the "bhoys;" 'null said The sun bad set o'er yonder hill, Across the dreary moor When one-eyed coon alone and sad, Tapped at George Beat's door. "Pray dear George," this coon did say, "Will you sell me some beer, For I am tired and very dry, And thought I'd get some here." top buggy at a bargain.

S10 T. D. Fraser's destroys the microbes; purifies the blood and cures all diseases; enabling the prudent to live free from pain and disease to old age. Fallacies About Night Air. "Of course, my boy," said George's wife, CASH GROCERY, An extraordinary fallacy is tho dread of night What uir can wo breatho at night but night air? The choice is between pure night air from For Consumption, Typhoid and Dropsy, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Rheumatism, Malarial fevers, Paralysis, "And you shan't pny a rap; For our own bctcheiiifc, We keep a shoat on tap; So do not grin, but come right in, And 1111 your black old hide With lager beer, our hearts we'll cheer; without und foul air from within.

Most peoplo prerer tne inner an unaccountable choice. What will they say if it is proved to be true that fully one-half of all tbe diseases we 6uffor' BARGAINS! Scarlet fever, Female complaints and all private and contagious diseases yield to its magic powers. Local agents wanted in every town to sell this great remedy, to whom fendants from selling any of the property or consolidating with and other company The Buckeyes' fourth annual reunion will be held at Effingham, Thursday, August 29. Governor Humphrey and Attorney General Kellogg will address the people in the afternoon, and a gener-fiood time is anticipated. Special for Saturday.

Tea dust 10 cts. per Kirk's Savon Soap 5 cts per bar; coal oil 10 cents per gallon; Atchison soap, seven bars for 25 gasoline 15 per gallon; mason jars, quarts $1,25 per half gallon 81.50 per at Considine's. The kick made by the Atchison papers against the hog-pen that is being used in that city for a jail is a righteous one and the members of the city council should hang their heads in shame for keeping such a vile den within the bons of the city. It would be disgrace to a heathen country. Iforton Telegram.

It is to be hoped that our city dads will have sense enough to give the Atchison street railway company some encouragement instead of endeavor-ins to prevent much needed im Come sit by Guorge's side." And when be filled his dirty tank, He bid them all good bye; Then to Loud Tofte quickly ran, (Who bad him as a spy,) Stinking drunk this dirty skunk liberal inducements will be given. "Write for terms. Spring chicken 20 to Zi eiieh. Choice 1)U Iter 15 to 20 per 11). dressed chickens 20 to cts.

from are occasioned by peoplo sleeping with their windows shut. An open window most nights in tho year con never hurt any one. In groat cities night air is often the best und purest to bo had in twonty-four hours. One could bettor understand shutting tho iGrolie Ki Win, Radam SlBf GO Si Illiicltberrii's by the cii) for preserves, cheap. Five pillions of gassolino New potatoes, beds, ciihhuiro and all kinds of windows in towns during tho day than BI-IiTCBC HOUSE, vegetables anil fruit on hand.

We also have tho finest assortment of iieensvai'0 ever brotiirlit to this city. Our ju ices mo within tho reach of all. Tako a look through our NEW STOKE, just opened ut Commercial street. during tho night for tho sake of tho sick. The absence of smoke, the quiet, all tend to make the night air tho best time for airing the patient.

Always Commercial Street, Atchison, Kansas. Says with deceitful leer: "The see, have given me Some forty rod! and Then Tofte says witli haughty mien, "A terrible crime they've done; In consequence of which I mean To jail I'll haye them run." Full well be filled his dirty threat; He had them both locked up, For kindly treating a "lordly met" BURRESS, vPMi-u i I air your room, then, from tho outside, if possible. Windows aro made to open, doors are made to shut a truth which seems extremely difficult of apprehension. Every room must be aired from without, every passage from within. Sanitary World.

MANAGER. 720 and 722 Commercial St, Strange to say, civil suits are not institutions of polito socioty. To a friendly chat and cup. ('oiiumuih-uU'il. Marshal Tofte recently told Lancaster and Wells that bo alone was responsible for the copy of tho petition that be showed to the police commissioners, and others, purporting to be a copy of one he had heard was sent to the governor, asking for the removal of the police commissioners.

Mr. Johnson claims to know AM I. The Violin of Ole Bull. THE who wrote tne petition, and lie says Mrs. Bull has a collection of valuable souvenirs, many of them presents to her illustrious husband.

One of the most interesting is a Gasper di THE STAR SPRING BED! Tofte did not do it. Why did lie ac knowledge that he did so, if not guilty? Gentlemen, please explain; who knows NEW YORK TAILOR lias a larger variety to select from tlmn any other merchant tailor in the city, ami the stock is unlimited. Specialty of best who did it, Tofte or Johnson? Justice. provements in that company's lines. The only company in the city that has auy enterprise should be encouraged.

During the past week several burglaries, besides numerous minor offences, have occurred in this city, and in not a single instance the perpetrators have been apprehended. How is this? Is our police force so small that it cannot nfford the necessary protection? Or are they so much engaged in hunting down the festive jointists, and lone females of the town that they have no time to look after criminals. It seems to those who are on the fence that there must be a screw loose Bomewhere. As Miss M. E.

Stone and George Alcorn were returning home last Saturday night they were stopped near the corner of 8th and streets by three negroes who impudently ordered them to drive out of the road as they wanted it to Eit in. On Alcorn's refusal to comply the negroes seized the horse by the bit and then attempted to shoot them, but a prompt application of the whip saved the parties from further insult. The facts were promptly reported to tho police, but on their arrival the negroes had disappeared. Commissioner Johnson is a candidate BEST IN THE MARKET! for county treasurer, subject to the deci sion of the Democratic county conven Hon, and we are satisfied that he would make an honest, capable and efficient officer if elected. But baviu? lived in this county for so many years, together TDress S-o-Its I Call in and get prices before ordering your spring and summer clothing.

with his strict integrity being so well known, in our opinion, makes his nom Salo violin of a golden brown, with a decorated scroll, whose graceful curve ends in a bead, half cherub, half human. This was carved in the sixteenth century by that strange, wild genius, IJenvenuto Cellini. The violin was put into a museum to preserve it when Innspruck was invaded by the French, but a soldier pilfered it, and sold it for a triflo to Rhehazek, a collector of violins. Olo Bull longed for it the moment ho saw it, but Rhehazek, though very poor, refused to sell it, though he relented enough to say: "If ever I do part with it, you shall have it for one hundred golden ducats." A few years later, when dining with Mendelssohn and Liszt, a note with an immense seal was to Ole Bull. Rhehazek was dead, and his son offered tho violin at his father's price.

When Olo Bull joyfully shouted: "It is mine! It is mine!" Liszt said: '-You man from Norway, are you crazy?" and Mendelssohn exclaimed: "It's an extravagance of which only a fiddler is capable." N. Y. Star. ination impossible, as it is a notorious Factory 221 North 5th. ATCHISON, KANSAS, E.

A. fact that politics in this county are con trolled by a ring, and this ring is well G.W. aware of the fact that it cannot use Mr. Johnson, hence it will use its utmost en 41G Commercial Upstairs. ATCHISON, KANSAS The Champion voices the sentiment of deavor to defeat him before the convention.

We are sorry to be compelled to admit it, but it is a fact, that nn honest mun does not stand much of a chance when opposed by the ring. ine remains oi John A. iden were found floating in Sugar lake nt ten cluck Thursday morning. He was last seen alive nt Sugar lake station Tuesday last week's Times in the criticism of the Waggener administration by quoting an extract in which ha proposed to administer the affairs of the city honestly, and for tho benefit of the people, or that be would resign. Past experience shows whether the people or the corporations have the most influence in the city government.

But will he resign? Not much! Waggcner never lets a chance for boodle slip through his fingers if they once close on it. He will stay. And, if the people don't like it well, in tue Inn- I guagc of the lamented Vanderbilt, "The i IYoi.e he morning, where he placed in charge of T. II. Moore, the postmaster, a check JOHN PIERSQN Agent For Tle LEAVENWORTH RIVERSIDE COAL COMPANY.

Office 323 Main St, (Dotwecn Third St Fourth ATCHISON, i KANSAS for $433 and several deeds and mortgages Mr. Blunt "I've never given you credit for knowing much. Mrs. Go-lightly, but Mrs. G.

(indignant- ly) "Sir, do you wish to insult mo?" Mr. Blunt "liut, madam. I'vo'always admired your graco and baatity." Mrs. G. (smilingly) "I accept your apology, sir." Cincinnati He had considerable money left, and tVIIag tho finest rilnplay of new and second hiind Htoven, furniture, in the city, whloli ho Is soIIIiik nt, tho very lowest ch prices.

If In need of anything in tho furniture or cutlery lino, cull nt tho FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 312 COMMERCIAL STREET, ATCHISON, KANSAS. Epuit it freely with three unknown men with whom he was drinking. They fin. ally left Hie station and the men have not been seen since..