Atchison Daily Patriot from Atchison, Kansas • Page 4

H. W. BARKOW, PHI? PATRTOT edbyur citizens. Father Adolph con- THE PRESIDENT'S PARTY MEVTCOMB And His Boot and Shoe Emporium. uuiircu luc services, aL ot.

and the Irish Benevolent Society took Monday Evening, Sept 29, 1879 charge of the burial services. And the Ten Minutes They Spent At 521 Commercial street, between ifth and Sixth streets, can now be The gentleman whom Senator In- in Atchison. I a bund one of the largest and best gaus classed among the "political pig i i i i i i i -in ajiM.ir- sjopie or in I'atriot may always oe had at the newt stands of Charlie Brown Johnson fc Bereman and R. A. Hcim.

Subscribers and others who may wish copies after office hours will bear this in mind. mies," passed through the city to-day. boot and shoe establishments in the BOOTS ESI lDrWQfJn51 I The Royal Reception Tendered the THE TELEPHONE. The FirstJOne Put Up in "The Patriot" Office To-day. The operation ot the telephonic exchange may now be considered inaug-erated, the first instrument having been put up to-day in The Patriot office.

The Tvork of putting in instruments and extending wire to every part of the eity will be prosecuted as rapidly as possible until every important institution in the city will be in telephonic communication with each other. The The rain yesterday afternoon was west One Price is the motto, with Honorable Party. a glorious harbinger of good crops next stores a mam- stock excelled by none. Money re- We hare now in our moth stock of year. It fell slow and easy, like a good, unded if goods are not satisfactory.

drenching, soaking rain should. All goods marked in plain figures. Sat NEW, STAPLE AND FANCY The Presidential party including Hon. George A. Crawford will lec isfaction guaranteed.

Fine goods at President and Mrs. Hayes and house ture at the Atchison Institute building, ow prices. Friday evening, Oct. 3d, for the benefit Headquarters For Sehool Books, of the lib-ary. Admission ten cents.

hold, Gen. Sherman and staff, arrived in Atchison this morning at 9:30. The early telegrams of this morning and those of last night brought the infor The Kansas City, St. Joseph and boys who put up the first instrument BOOTS AND SHOES, at Johnson Hereman's, this year, as usual. Every school book in use in the country or city at regular or introduc- Council Bluffs road will carry passen were Harry Halnier and Andy Cawley, and we credit them with a No.

1 job. gers from Atchison to the St. Joseph ory and exchange prices. Everything 1 li ilM HI li il kj- fctjtataBi ran- Gents and Boys Clotliing, fair and return, including admission to mation that the special train, conveying the honored guests would arrive in Atchison at 7:30, and the booming of the artillery at an early hour brought or school children siates, pens, pen Multitudes of People require an Al- the grounds, and transportation to and erative to restore the healthy action of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, cils, satchels and straps, blank books, etc. from the grounds, for $1.80.

A ij their systems and correet the derangements that creep into it. Ayer's Sarsa-parilla tones and vitalizes the blood, hundreds to the depot. Later, word came that the party would arrive at 9:20, a piece of information that caused St. Lonis Exposition and Fair. The Missouri Pacific Co.

will see to uvuuu ww. merciai street tms morning by a gen and restores the vigor of health. eral chase after young Brierly, a preco- those desiring to attend the St Louis An Ordinance cious youth who had nicked about At prices lower than can be bought at any other store in this country. xposition. Round trip excursion a general temporary scattering of the throngs.

In the mean time Prof. Phillips' full band were playing at the de Authorizing the Gold and Stock Board ickets (including an admission ticket) Telephone Co. to erect Telephone poles within the limits of the city of Atchior. t. Liouis ana return, eacn.

twenty dollars from his father. The pursuit extended clear out to West Atchison when the young goat was caught. L. FRIEND CO. pot and drawing such crowds as preferred to stand two hours and listen to music rather than saunter around.

Be it ordained by tJie Mayor and Court- At the train to-day Mr. Hayes first Tickets will be cn sale every day until October 11th, 1879. For tickets and sleeping car accommodations call at office corner Third and Commercial streets or Missouri Pacific depot. oilmen or the city of Atchison: Section 1. That the Gold and Stock About nine o'clock the rain commenced Indication.

appeared, then Gen. Sherman, and then Mrs. Hayes. Said a spectator, "I have Board Telephone Co. is hereby authorized to erect Telephone poles on the Washington, D.

Sept. 29. Indications for the upper Mississippi and IS 79 seen Mr. Mayes, lien, bherman and treets of Atchison, tor the use of the to pour down, but this seemed to have no effect on the crowd and the throng continued to augment and grew larger as the time approached. Presently the roar of artillery announced the ap Mrs, uayes, now would like to see lower Missouri valleys: Partly cloudy weather with rain; southerly veering Chas.

E. Styles, Ticket Agent. McCrum Cowen. Mr. McCrum, of this firm, has gone Exchange, as hereinafter pecififtd, and to construct and maintain the President." ABSOLUTELY the most attractive stock of rw-i i i ine or lines of telephones, the location to colder northerly winds, ana rising ihe largest tram oi cars ever to New York, and will purchase one of proach of the train, the band struck of which telephone poles shall be deter barometer.

brought to Atchison came in this morn Bry Notions. Sarpets mined by the chairman ot the commit- argest general stocks of goods ever up nan to tne uniex, ana ing on the Hannibal road, in charge of ee on improvements of the city council. brought to Atchison. The country the train ran into the depot amid THE NOTE BOOK. conductor Durham and engineer Preles AND The telephone poles erected along any streets in the city, between the Missou- the deafening cheers and huzzars of tly.

The train consisted ot eighty-six cars, fifty-seven of which were loaded i river and Tenth street, shall be plan rade is directed to this fact. aiier Ocoboek. These enterprising young gentle The Daily Record of News and ed and painted. and twenty-seven empty. the people.

Standing on the platform of the rear end of the coacn was President Hayes, Mayor Tomlinson and Gen. Sherman. As the train came to a halt Events in and About Atchison. Sec. 2, Ihe poles hereby authorized Will be found at THE GREAT DRY GOODS PALACE OF to be erected shall be placed at the edge 52 ihe bids tor building the new men have one of the most attractive and popular resorts in the city.

Their or curb of the sidewalk, and the whole Union depot were let Saturday evening. Items In Brief. Mayor Tomlinson said manner of placing the same, and the beer is always fresh and cool, their Mr. Jas. S.

Fisk, of Atchison, received b. o. mewcom: Pure drugs and medicines at W.H manner of constructing said Telephone Mr. President: Allow me on behalf unches unsurpassed, and their liquors the contract for the foundation at $4y ines, as to the heighth, size and kind of Atchison and its fifteen thousand and cigars without a parallel. The 000.

James McGonigle, of Leaven of poles, their position on the streets, Owing to the remarkable growth of our business the past season, we have people to extend to you a welcome, a Mack's, The telephones will all be in operation this week. best place in the city. fdtf and otherwise shall be as the chairman hearty welcome to our city. worth, was awarded the contract above the foundation at $70,000. The total ot the committee on improvements shall greatly enlarged our lines in every department, and with large additions to our force of salesmen all through the house, we are in better position than ever to serve the interests of our customers.

All Kansas has been aglow with a THE GREAT LINCOLN ROUTE All the reliable patent medicines direct. patriotic enthusiasm since you, as the cost of the building will be $120,000, Sec. 5. All the proceedings of said at W. H.

Mack's. chief magistrate of the Union, entered In all departments will be found desirable goods at LOWER PRICES than Atchison Nebraska Railroad. and it will be, when completed, one of the borders ot our state and we cannot can be found ELSEWHERE. ihe bt. Joseph exposition com company, under the ordinance, shall be subject to any ordinance which may the finest in the United States.

leel that the grand ovation you menced to-day. Un Sunday, July 520. this com PRINT Am DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS hereafter be passed by the Mavor and have received throughout the state The directors of the Ladies Moarnolia coffee has no superior. It Counilmen of the City of Atchison. pany put on a new fast express tram, would be completed until you making it more than ever the desirable is rich in aroma.

Are full and complete, embracing all the popular makes. purchased largely prior to the advance in cottons we shall sell them at BOTTON PRICES. have visited Atchison, the com Association held a meeting at Mrs-. Crowell's Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

and pleasant route to all Nebraska mercial center of Kansas, the great gate Choice perfumery at W. H. Mack'3, Points. Passed September loth, 189. Approved September -27th, 1879.

Seal John C. Tomlinson, Attest: Mayor. C. P. Cochran, City Cl'k.

De forest, ot Atchison, was way to the West. 714 Commercial street. The time card is as follows: Our people deeplv regret that your WOOLEN DEPARTMENT. This department being double in SIZE and assortment to ANY house in "Col. Mark, trots in the race chosen librarian, and her salary fixed at $25 a month.

The hours at which the visit will be so brief owing to other en Thro' F't Leave. Accom. Fast Ex. Published in The Daily Patriot Sep at St. Joseph to-morrow.

gagements that you have made. the STATE, we are prepared in every respect to offer our CUSTOMERS library will be open, will be from 9 a. .45 p. ni 3:25 p. 5:20 p.

tember 29, 18UJ Atchison 2:55 p. m. Falis City 8:00 p. m. Tecumseh 12 night.

Magnolia coffee is the best. Ask Allow me Mr. President to again ex tend you a hearty welcome to our City your grccer for it Caesar covered his bald head and gray to 12 and from 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m. A number of volumes have al- Arrive.

Lincoln 4:00 a. m. 7:30 p. Accom'n 7:00 a. m.

12 noon. 5:00 p. m. 9:30 p. m.

Acoom'n m. 2:00 p. m. 9:12 a.m. and introduce you to our people.

When you want to travel see hair with a laurel crown. Ayer's Hair Thro' F' ready, been received and more are ex Vigor covers gray heads with the stil Accom'n Jones and save money. In reply, President Hayes said Friends and Fellow Citizens: I hear more welcome locks of vouth. pected immediately. Ask always for Kingford Oswego 9 30 a.

3:15 a. 11:00 p. ni Arrive. Fast. Ex.

Atchison 2:50 p. m. Falls City 10:17 a.m. Leave. Lincoln 8:00 a.m.

tily thank you for this extraordinary silver gloss starch. demonstration of your good will, and A man is always wanting some one Personal. 4:43 a. m. :30 p.

am more than ever impressed with the to tell him how handsomely he looks li. A. Chapman Co. will open Col. James N.

Burnes came down i his favorite route makes close con A woman will just stand before a glass magnificent proportions of vour prom new drug store this week. from St. Joseph to-day. and see ior herselt. nection at Atchison with all lines to and from the southern, central and Bronze footed lamps at all prices at ising State.

Our party have heartily enjoyed our visit to your great and uen. Craig, ol bt. Joseph, was in middle states, forming a continuous Regnier queerisware house, THE HANNIBAL ST. JOE. the great commercial centre of Kansas growing young commonwealth; have line from all points to Nebraska.

Al The death of M. J. Doyle, has enjoyea its Deautimi scenery, its ap to-day. Elegant Day Coaches, Furnished pearance ot fertility and its evidence put an end to the opera house scheme Judge Townsley, of the Great Bend trains are run the entire length of the wonderful Nemaha Valley, conceded to be the most beautiful part of the entire mture greatness that greets me every with thellorton Reclining Chairs Bradford is general agent for the Tribune, lavored Ihe JL atuiot with a UNEQUALLED ADVANTAGES In stock from which to make these selections as well as in PRICES. Kentucky Jeans in all the leading Eastern and Western makes.

Also, the celebrated MISSISSIPPI JEANS, the BEST MADE. CASSIMERES in GREAT VARIETY. Repellants, Beaves, in all wool and Unions in all grades. We would particularly call your attention to our stock of Which comprises suitings, coatings and over-coatings from the best manufacturers. In our LINEN AND WMTE GOODS DEPARTMEN We have a much larger and better assorted stock than heretofore, and are prepared to sell these goods at OLD PRICES.

We are showing handsome lines of Loom Dices, Table Linens, Loom Damasks in Irish an I Scotch, Bleached Damasks in Irish, Scotch and German. Turkey Reds Scotch and German, Crashes in Foreign and Domestic. Towles in every known grade. Cotton handkerchiefs, plain and printed. Ladies and Gents hemmed and unhemmed Linen Handkerchiefs.

Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in all grades. Look through this stock before purchasing. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. We show the most complete assortment of Plain, Twilled, Plaid and Fancy Flannels in the State, and are selling them below persent manufacturers' pricss WHITE AND GR AY BLANKETS In all grades and at lower prices than any house in the city. will be run Hereafter Between where.

I say again, I thankyou for the manifestations with which vou have west, lake this route lor all points on Mason Hamlin organ. Agents want call to-day. the St. Jo D. C.

K. the trains leav This City and Chicago. ed. greeted us. I will introduce Gen.

Sher Clarence Saunders, the good natur- ing Atchison at i :00 a. m. and nan who will further thank you. ed city editor of the St. Joe Herald, was The "Old HeMable" Hannibal and St.

Joe rail m. making close connection at Troy It has never rained, during fair week, since Kansas City has had an ex uen. bherman then appeared, amid road will hereafter run magnificent day coaches Junction with trains of that road for in town to-day. furnished with the Ilortou reclining chaira.be clapping ot hands and cheers, and west. Connections at Lincoln with the position.

Col. J. F. Barnard, superintendent, thanked the throng. He said the peo Burlington Missouri River in Ne tween this city and Chicago, without chanire, by way of the Chicago, Burlington and Qniney railway.

This is one of the most direct and safe routes to the east, and this step places it in the Rich cut and engraved glassware pie in the Last were hardly posted as to and D. H. Winton, assistant superin braska, and Nebraska Railways for al the magnitude ot the western towns at Regnier Shoup's queensware tendent, came in from St. Joe this Nebraska points. tit i i -i very nrst rami in point or elegance ana pence tiou of accommodations.

Without doubt il house. For information in regard to time mat tney naa heard that the towns on the Missouri river were eating each will early become the most 'popular line in the The Patriot office had the first in through tickets, apply to any ticke west with the traveling public. 'Ihe Horton re other up, but he didn't see but what Hotel Arrivals. fctrument in the new telephone ex dining chair is immeasurably superior in point of and ease of management to all others now in use, and those placed in the Hannibal Leavenworth had as many people as Otis House. Getchell, Memphis, ever, Atchison a great many more, and change.

St Joe cars are of the (finest workman-hip and he supposed that bt. Joseph was getting Tenn; Robt ASemple, Phila. Pa; materials. Jim to traveling public it is use 1js3 to speak of the excellence of these chairs agent, or address B. L.

Wixchell, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt, L. W.

Towne, Gen. Supt. General office, Atchison, Kansas. Prescription Free" Largest stock of pianos, organs and musical merchandise west of the Mis- along. ludson and wife, A Brockway, They have proved so entirely enci-essful.

and so This concluded all the ceremonies Tsr jl Daniel Lothian, Marion. Iowa; fully meet the wants of the travelingcommnnity, that they have become a necessity. Mr, II. 1) Pr cc, the efficient passenger aecnt of the Han nibal and St. Joe in this citv.

furnishes toe in sippi river, at Bradford's. All hone goods at honest prices. and the train backed up to where a din Ed Harwood, City; Schinglan, Chicago; A McBaine, Batty, ing car had been set out, in which the vlJ Atchison has the finest omnibus line For the speedy cure of seminal weak formation that these day coaches will be placed on the road this week. We commend this route party breakfasted. Waverly.Ill; Dennis, Waverly, 111 ness, loss of manhood, and all disorders In all the best mates and at LOW PUICES.

SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Our stock is now complete in every detail, comprising a fall line or long wool shawls, square wool shawls, Broche and Paisley shawls, in square and lung, opened and filled centres. Aleo, a complete line of black cashmere shawls, Gossamer waterproof Gavinet, In cloaks we are enabled to show a much larger stock than last til. and at BOTTOM PltlCJSS, to tbose going east who wish to eeenre comfort and largest and best transfer company Col. Towne sent a special engine to safety and expedition.

Kansis City Journal. brought on by indiscretion or excess Temple and wife, Kansas City west of St. Louis. Any drusrgist has the ingredients. Ad Leavenworth, by which the party were Griffith, Cincinnatti; Johnson and i tbriMry 9tt.

Xow is the time to Travel Insure in the Western Protective brought to Atchison, and from here Col dress, Davidson 78 Nassau N.Y. Union. It affords the best and cheap wife, Kansas City; CE Hall, Boston; Rawney, NY; MA Sweet, Chi- In compliance with the law ot the Gr OD Barnard had a special train to take est insurance. state, and tor the public good, the Mis Fresli Bread them to St. Joseph.

cago; Unas iietcner, uameron; a souri Pacific Through Line has reduced Delivered at 5 cents a loaf by Car Faming, NY; II Richards jn, Bos TrefFs. You will save money by buying your clothing at N. Stetter's. The largest stock in the city at the lowest dtt its local and through ticket fares near ly one-third of what thev had previous ton; Dresher, Hannibal, Mo; Carl Treffz will deliver Milwau ly been, and now it is almost cheaper to In Honor of Frank Jarrell. Farmington, Sept.

23, 1879 Haywood, Anderson, Chap cash prices. kee Beer to families at tl.50 par dozen travel Dy tnat line than to stay at home Notwithstanding this great reduction, man, Hawkins, Hatch, Han President Hayes' reception in St. bottles. 8-30-dtf Editors of the Pat riot nibal, Mo; A. C.

Done, St. Joe. Mo Joseph took place in their new opera Blood vessels are sometimes burst by A delightful entertainment was given the jxispoun Pacific will continue to sell -ound trip tickets between certain stations at a further reduction of ten house. Capt Posegate, St Joe, Mo; Smith, whooping cough, rlales Honev by Frank Jarrell, at the residence Horehound and Tar relieves it. Pike' Ills; Talmadge, Toledo, Frank his parents, on Sept.

19th. The hostess per cent from the regular tariff, and i ivingsiora uswego uorn btarch is recommended by the most eminent Toothache Drops cure in one minute. Johnson, Toledo, Frank Smith, Mo; is hoped that the line will be amply re Mrs. Jarrell, was kindly assisted by medical authorities as the most nutri Church, City; Quigley, City; paid by a crenerous potronage for its Having enlarged this department, we are now opening a full line of Black and Colored Cashmeres of tne best akea and at mnch LOWER t'lUCES than can bo had at any Iiouhj in the city. French, German and English novelties, in all the new styles and combiuatioi s.

Silk Warp and Henrietta Cloths, Black Famese, all-Woo' Taffetas, Sbood, Shatteens, Cor delletten, Brilliant ine, Etc, AMERICAN DRESS GOODS. Novelties are being daUy received in this class of very popular dresa coods. BLACK AND COLORED ALFACCAS. From 15c to $1.03, Jamestown Alpacas. The demand for this beautiful goods is constantly increasing.

They may be WASHED and DONE up like Linen without injury. SILKS AND SATINS. We are offering great bargains in Brocade and Strioed SUrs asd Satins, Black and Colored Dress Silkfr, Black and Colored Trimming Silks, Black and Colored Trimming Silk. HOSIERY AM) GLOYE DEPARTMENT. Our stock in this department is complete in every grade, from te cheapcast goods made to the best imported, in both cotton and wool.

The htrgett stock of Kid Gloves ever opered Atchiron, in all grades and colors. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS In this department our stock is complete, both in staple notions and the newest novelties Mrs. Warren Fletcher in attending the Nome People Softer Terribly from late suppers; but sometimes they are forced into them. All such should carry tious article of food for children. II Fensterstock, Chicago; Cha- Jen young folks' pleasure.

An elegant sup A little child was drowned at the kins, Kirwin; Gilman, Topeka; per which is not always the least at a bottle ot Brown's Household Panacea liberal concessions in passenger fares. F. E. Fowlek, tf Acting Gen'l Pass. Ag't The Rieh Caiirornia Banker.

AIM XL. 1 Hitt, City; Chas Barrowship, St east end of the bridge, yesterday after and family Lineament, and take a few traction at a party, received ample jus Louis; Hon Tom Stivers, Atchison; Sig drops after eating. It warms the noon. tice. Among those present were Misses stomach, nerves it to its work, and saves ueii it ueuaiiie Known tuat one There was but one plain drunk be- Silverman, Quincy; Hall St Joe; Katie Best, Lina Johnson, Rosa Robin much inconvenience and suffering.

25 fore his honor, Judge Kinney, this Grennellen, 11 Allison and the richest Cahtornia bankers had left the Pacific coast and transferred his son, Jettie and Nannie Willining, Em and 50 cents per box. morning. son, Indiana, Pa; Cameron, St Louis; rr i i base ot operations to the New York ma nTSLKey, Nettie May, uettie and If you want a good, honest piano or Ettinger, NY. btock Lxchange, all the shrewd finan Martha Allison, Mamie Jarrell, Commo George Henninger, at the market saloon on Fifth street, has the best and freshest beer, the choicest wines and ciers watched bis course with keen in organ at an honest price, buy of Brad- Lindell. A Wilson and lady, ford.

If you want a stencil instrument Leadville, Col Hang, Leaven- terestto see how he would succeed. The result has emphatically proved the liquors, and the most fragrant cigars that is dear at any price, buy of the worth; WF Wakefield, Harrison, A quiet resort for uiet people. Give wealthy banker sagacity. Besides peddlers and send your, money out of A Sturns, Chicago; Warren Stev- having a much wider and more promis dore Drollenger, A. W.

Fletcher. Sam Fletcher, B. Harrel, I. Wakefield, Geo. Willinger, John and Nelson Fletcher, and Austin Johnson.

Frank received the numerous congratulations of his friends before the partyjbroke up, which was at a reasonable hour. J. him a call tf Aug. Pottkamp ing field to operate in, he is known to town. ens, Boston, Mass; Mrs.Eldridge, Tren have been in several stock combination Has removed his popular saloon to that paid immense profits.

By the com ton, Mass; Gibson, City; A Filley, Forth, Neb; Smith, AT The Troy man who was beat up so badly by Joe Welden last Friday, i3 iNo. 711 Commercial street, lately occu bination method of operating in stocks Shissler, Topeka; Henry, still living. Messrs. Lawrence bankers. N.

Y. Having always the largest stock of any house in the city, is still largely increased. You will find tho latest Parisian novelties, in eqnare and oblong Pearl, Jet Inlaid 1 1 om cameo. Silk, Cat! mere, Crochet, etc. In Ladies Ties and Bows we Lave ail the new designs.

Over 1,200 Corsets, embracing thirty different styles, from 55 cents up to $3.00. IN GENTS FURNISHINGS, We have oar usual complete assortment of Shirts, Collars Ties, Socks, Snspenders, and the largest stock of knit underwear in the city. Shirts from 25c up to $3, Ladies and Children's knit underwear at last season's prices." CANTON FLANNELS, Havins 850 pieees Canton Flannel which we bought at prices prevailing before the advance, we have determined to sell them at L4.ST YEAR PRICES, ABSOLUTELY. WITH OUT DK VI AT ION. unite orders of thousands of customers! QUINCY BEER.

pied by George Held. Everything has been fixed up in magnificent style, and he is ready now for trade. The coolest beer, the best liquors and the choicest in diflFerent suins, into one vast capita JN. btetter exhibits an immense stock of Boots and Shoes of all grades, and offers them at extremely low prices. Pueblo, Col; Dr DeTerney, Paris, France; HF Fletcher, Grand Rapids, Mich; Geo Stevens, Ranken, Chicago; Reichraith, Pipon; and operate them as a mighty whole.

Pretzel the Western Asrent for dividing profits pro rata among share cigars always on hand. dtf the Dick Bros. holders, every thirty days. Capital in any ambunt.from $10 to $10QXX) can be Ihe Commercial Uilliara mil is now supplied throughout "with elegant A Stroul, Trenten, Mo; Morris SIo Duffy's Sample Rooms on Commei cial "Go to Pretzel's if you want to get the used with great success in these pools, new Collender billiard tables. man, City; John Courtright, City street, near inira are justly celebrated The best brands of and Liquors are always on his side-boards.

Skilled Dr Geo Gen tosh, Cleveland; Dr $25 would pay $100 profit. $500 would make $5,000 or 10 percent on the stock during the month. Messrs. Lawrence new circular (mailed free) gives Gentosh, Cleveland Hayes Phillips popular Quincy. beer, di rect from the great Dick Bros, brewery.

Delivered to any part of the city. Bottled fresh, every-day Healthy, palatable nd popular, everybody takes it Pretzel forever. bar-tenders 5-1 If you wish to play a quiet game of burgh, Montana; McGrail, City; Cost, City; Moore, Cincinnati; "two unerring rules for success, and lull particulars, so that any one can billiards, and on the best tables in the City; Wilson, Chicago; WT Coplan, City; Ed Iyers, operate in stocks, and make money. Stock and bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied.

Apply to Lawrence city, go to naffer Commercial billiard halL 415 Commercial street, where you will meet with gentlemen. You can also get a nice cooling drink of lemonade, Anheuser and city beer, and the Tf otiee of To tne Citizens of Atchison, Atchison county, Kansas: Notice is hereby given that the regis Wood, Glen Elder; Chas Mayer, City; John Hall, Osage City; Harry Thomas Chicago; Stotts, Savannah, Mo; tration books, for the various wards of A crown, city; James Mulvihill, City; the city of, Atchison, Kansas, are now Eberhard, city; F. Lafantin, Valley open in my office, and will be open for Falls; Weber, St Louis; the registration of voters at my office New and beantifal patterns of all grades of Body Brussels, Tarestry. Brasses three-pir and two-ply carnets received daily and selling at th lowest possible price. We invite an examination all who desire choice styles, standard qualities, and uniform prices to caUand we wiU show you the largest line of carpets ever shown in Atchison.

Also an endless variety of Mattas Matting and Oil Cloths. Window Shade in all the best styles. OUR BOOT: AND SHOE DEPARTMENT The largest ever seen in Kansas. Enough to start live (5) First-Class Boot and Shoe stores, and embraces tome of the most celebrated brands. Amonr them will be found Barfs celebrated Boots, the Bay State Boot and the UNEQUALLED ALLENTOWN AND-M ADE BOOTS, BEST BOOTb FOR FARUE RS made, together with a great variety of other celebrated makes.

In Ladies'1 Shoes, we ha lrom the lowcat price, made up to the very first, including Edwin C. Burt's Best Shoes, in all styles. In Misses' and Children's, we have Front Lace; Double-Sole and Leather Tipper i all sizes. Misses' Button Oil Grain, Misses' Kid. Misses" Pebble Goal, Children's Doable Sole and Doable Toe; also the celebrated Solar Tip Shoes, forgirls and boys.

SCHOOL SHOES A SPECIALTY. Buying goods to suit the variety of tastesr as we have to, la no small matter, and. thontrh onr exeperlence was taxed to its utmost capacity, we claim to have a stock in atore and arriving second to none in the Missouri valley, eitL jer in QUALITY, QUANTITY OR PBICES. Appreciating all favois shown as in the past, we will be glad to see yon, B. C.

IEWG01B, The Misses Lane, late of New York, beg to inform the ladies of Atchison and vicinity that they have opened a fashionable dress making establishment at 714, Commercial street Costumes made in the latest styles, and upon the shortest notice. dim N. tetter offers a large line of new Dress Goods, including Black and Col: ored Cashmeres at most astounding low prices. The body of. Pry or Ward, who drowned himself a week ago last Sunday, at St Joseph, was found yesterday near the bridge.

The celebrated Minton dining sets of 155 pieces. Very handsome patterns, at Regnier Shoup's queensware j. I Examine the large stock of Black Silks, Trimming Silks and Satins at N. Stetter's before purchasing elsewhere. Lowest price ever made.

The funeral of M. J. Doyle, yesterday afternoon, was largely attend- Franklin, Shelby, Iowa; Umstatt, in Hetherington's block, from 9 o'clock fhiladelphia; Wm bhallis, Mo; A Latta. a. m.

until 4 o'clock n. m. oi each busi lrenton, Mo; Jaques, City; ness day until Friday, October 24,1879, Conner, Washington; Miller, St on which named day, said registration bankers, 57 Exchange if lace, JN. Y. A Cam To all who are sutrenng from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nerv-jus weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, etr I wilhsend a recipe that will cure you, free of charge.

This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send self addressed envelope to the Eev. Joseph T. Inman.f Station D. New York.

Citv. nov26-dwly. Atchison tm Promt Of her new Growth and her enterprising Business Men, and particularly of Lett's Crystal Palace Barber Shop, where hair cutting is done in good style. It is the largest and finest shop in the state. Polite barbers will always be ready to wait on too, LiOUlS.

choicest hquors. 1-17-dtf Are You Uigtnrued at XLsht? and broken of rest, by a child suffering and cryin with the pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslows's Soothing Syrup. In former years it was a common occurrence to find 50 per cent of the field hands in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama straet down with Swamp fever, Chills and Fever or Damb Ague, just doring the busiest time of summer. Now.

we are glad to hear that the planters succeed in curing every case of the disease in a few dayj by the use of Dr. F. Wilboft's Anti-Periodic Fever and Ague Tonic, which is sold by ail Druggists through the country. Sept24dw4w or poll books will be closed, in accord A voosn. Cold, or Sore Throat should not be neglected.

"Brown's ance with the provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of Kansas approved March 11, 1879, providing for the registration of voters in cities of Bronchial Troches are a simple rem edy, and will generally give immediate reuet. i How much better I look recent! vl At exclaimed a lady who had been nsi ia omce ot tne pay wer 305 and 307 CoxmsLorcial Stroot, Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Avoid conn 13 necessary secure registration. erteit 1 U. Jr.

Cochraw. fStv Clerk..