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AND PENETRATING THE>3T6^rt H o u i e s t e a d A i ' e a o f X3CUiiSlfit.Thie 1J. si. Govern ment Land Offices are at 0 ON CO RDI A aud KI RI WN.'1'lie So;itliw;^h'r-i .-.h.'j,;: CiV.upatiy's Line of Concord Coaches make closeconnn.-ii!-ii'.'i WaKltiug'iton, oncordia and Beloi t , for all points inthe Republican iiml :-oio;iion Valleys, Northern Kansas, a nd SouthernNf-bnisUTi tJ;i:-f.s(iiu-.-!! t:o!ii all Missouri Tiiver Points aud from the Eastfor Washington, ClWtOtV, Cly de , Concordia a n d Beloi t , will observe thai by t his Route limy mak e from

5 to !9 H o a r s Q u i c k e r l i n e a n d S a n S O M i le s in D i s t a n c e .This is the Shorte st, Cheapest and moat Direct Ro ute to Ashervile, Osborne ! ity, Jewell Centre, Britt svili e Bull City, Gaylo rd, Glasco, Belleville, Kir win, Solomon Rapids, Scaad ia, Smith Centre, Glen Elder, WhiteRock, Phil lips binv, i awki:r

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LAPIERE & L U G T O N , P ro p r i e to r s .w T l . GHRIST, M . D:,P H Y S I C I A N

West S ide 4 th , nor th Comm erc i a l ,ATCHISON, - - - KANSAS

PREFACE.In present ing ihis, my fi rst Ci ty Directory, to the ci t i

zens of Atchiso n, I have spared no pains or expense in myendeavors t o make t h i s w ork a s comple t e a s poss ib l e , a l thoug h, in a work of this kind, som e sl ight mistak es anddiscrepancies may possibly occur, which i t i s a lmost impossible to obviate; st i l l , I hope my efforts in making this workboth pleasin g and in terest ing, wil l be ful ly app recia ted, andmy shor t comings ove r looked .

M y w armest t hanks a re r e tu rned t o my num erous pa t rons , and a l l w ho have rende re d me much va luab l e a ss is t ance and i n forma t ion w hich has aided.me in issuing thisw ork .

We pre sen t , i n t h i s D i rec to ry , abou t 3 , 000 names o fheads o f f ami l i e s , w hich makes t he popul a t i on o f A tch i sona b o u t T 2,000.

We a re unde r many ob l i ga t i ons t o t he Champion, Pat-riot, Globe an d Banner (German) newspapers of the ci ty, fortheir many flat tering not ices, that has add ed so much to thepubl i sh ing o f a w ork o f such magni tude .

Wi th m any t hanks t o t he bus ine ss men gene ra l l y , a ssur ing al l that I shal l cont inue to fa i thful ly represent the interests of Atchison, I extend to one and al l a hearty good-byeunt i l I appea r aga in .

V e ry Respec t fu ll y Y ours ,D . E . H A W L E Y .

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Table of Contents,Alphabetical List Names m to 152Atchison Comity Officers 48Banks and Bankers M >Cemeteries 2KCity Officers J,; . . I - > - M I 1 I l i . i - j . l . | r . . . . . u ]-..,,,CCongregat ional Directory .43

.Mre Department 50History of Atchison !i '{/,V,'"lV fKPab 10 Building and tbt lls of ,v 17Public school*.. =n* rot i< ri. ks -,

. . ' . ' 3 J A ""ward Boundaries ......-;INDEX TO ADV ERTISEMENTS.

AU no^t W40 U f l " t c o v e r a n d P"f j t tMr s J A 18 and 35A&N By a'luZZAnte! J $>Atchison Patriot. Vj

E * p E i C o o pp m< "IK! ,J8u a P % inside "SoViVcovorf SChampion Office.... oj. iDavis It s s'Wn'irEditorial Notices..;. ' XKlks Coffee House. .. 40^ S t r o ^ 3 " " '

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D. H. SALINGER & CO.,Wholesale Dealers lai gars , ToJbaccos, P ipes ,

A N D S M O K E R S ' A R T I C L E S G E N E R A L L Y ,C o m m e r c i a l S t r e e t , - A T C H IS O N , K A N S A S,I - S i gn of the Big P i p e . - S

JOHN W. ALI.HN. GEO. E. TAYLOR.J. W.ALLEN & CO.,Wholesale and Retail Dealers inB m c s , I I S , G L A S S ,

T russes, Shoulder Braces, Toilet Soaps, Brushes, P erfumery, Etc.Extracts and Essences for Flavoring Ice Cream, Soda Water,Pastry, &c, a Specialty.511 Commercial St., AT CHI S ON, KANS AS .

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1 0 H A W L B T ' * ATCHIBO& CITY DIRECTORY.A. WELTE,Wholesale and Retail Dealer inSTOYES ITf f lWARE,

514 C O M M E R C I A L S T R E E T ,BOUTH S I D E ,S S r r i _ ^ i l ^ H 1 8 ^ KANSAS.* c. F 7 B A C K ^ J S T* + + +prafc fto#rao frunsr,

A N D B E E H A N D L E R ,WKST SKtSf7SREET'|| A.TCHielfs K S .J?. H Davis,PAWN OFFICE,

Cor. Third and Commercial Streets,A T C H I S O N , - K A N S A S .Money Loaned on Diamonds , Watches , J ewe l ry and Clo th ing , infact , everything bought and sold.PETER BECKER,

P R O P R I E T O R"HatiYe Wine Garden"Manufac tu rer s Na t ive Wine , Pure Whisk ies , F resh Lager Beer a lwayson d raugh t , C iga r s , etc. A p leasan t p lace tospen,d ada y of p leasu re . Ca l l and see.3Vo*-tIi S i d e M a i n , We t I n d e p e n d e n c e .

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t e r r i t o ry na t u ra l l y t r i bu t a ry to this c i ty than is p e n e t r a t e dby the roads l e ad ing fiom any ot he r t ow n in the M i s s o u r iV a l l ey . The re is not a ra i l road route on the con t i nen t w i t hwhich the r a i l roads l e ad ing f rom A t ch i son donot afford adi rec t connec t i o n . A t ch i son is the t e rmina l or i n i t i a l po in tof e ight great l ines of ra i lway, and r ad i a t i ng to eve ry po in tof the compass . In its prac t i ca l ope ra t i ons , the r a i lw aysystem of Atch ison affords five throu gh ro utes from this thiscity to theA t lan t i c seaboa rd , t h ree be ing nor t heas t w a rdt h rough Chicago or T o l e d o , and two sou t heas t w a rd t h roughSt . Louis , bes ides ^competing rou t e s to C o l o r a d o an d theGul f por t s .

Thus in eve ry d i rec t i on , Eas t , West , N or t h and S out h ,the rai lway system of A t ch i son rad i a t e s , a f fo rd ing compe t ingrou t e s to eve ry impor t an t marke t on the continentto thegreat c i t ies of the A t lan t i c seaboa rd , to the p o r t s on theGulf coast , to the Grea t Lakes , and tothe mining reg ions ofC o l o r a d o , New M e x i c o , the Ter r i t o r i e s of the West , an d toall poin t s inthe i n t e r i o r of K a n s a s and N e b r a s k a . Thesystem is t horough and pe r fec t . The re is no ra i l road fromAtchison that enjoys a monopoly . Compe t i t i on issha rp ineve ry d i rec t i on , and as a necessa ry consequence ra t e s are low.

T r i b u t a r y toA t ch i son is the best frui t coun try in theU n i o n . It produces immense quan t i t i e s of all the variet iesof fruit. In the region of count ry immedia t e ly t r i bu t a ry toA t ch i son the flax product is e n o r m o u s , and a large mil l fort he manufac t u re of oil has been comple t ed at this c i ty.Eve ry w eek immense quan t i t i e s of wool, hides, etc., areb r o u g h t to A t ch i son , and sh ipped f rom he re Eas t . Thea lmost i nexhaus t i b l e supp l i e s of oak, ash, black w a lnu t ,h i ckory , elm and co t t onw ood t imbe r in the immedia t e v i c in -ity of A t ch i son can be ut i l ized with less expense for t r a n s -por t a t i on t han ispa id by most of the l a rge manufac t o r i e s of, the count ry . Th i s timber is of exce l l en t qua l i t y , and sui t -able for the manufac t u re of agricultural implement s , fu rn i -t u re andcha i r s , w agons , bugg i e s , etc., and ther eg ion ofc o u n t r y in a circle of four hundred mi l e s in d i a m e t e r a r o u n dA t ch i son isdes t i ned to be the cen t ra l ma rke t for m a n u f a c -tories inthese l ines, thus bringing thec u s t o m e r s andp r o -d u c e r s in c lose p rox imi t y . Tho se who have engaged inmanufac t u r i ng en t e rpr i se s inA t ch i son have d emon st ra t edhow prof i t ab l e the es t ab l i shmment of such i ndus t r i e s can bem a d e . Th e d e m a n d for all k i n d s of manufac t u red a r t i c l e sC . W E B E R ' S ,

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GARSIDE & ANDERSON,P ropr i e to r s

Atchison Railroad Freight Transfer Co.GENERAL T M N 8 F E R F O R W A R D I N G AGEHCY.

S to r a g e a n d C o m m i s si o n M e r c h a n t s .O f f ic e a n d D e p o t , C o r n e r U t a h A v e n u e a n d F o u r t h S t r ee t ,

A T C H I S O N , E 1 N S A S .W. D. GILBEHT. &. W. OCKEB,

GILBERT & OCKER,JLttesaeye at l a A w ,ATCHISON, KANSAS.

I D . TOHcisrsoisrL i m e B u r n e r a n d C o n t r a c t o r fo r a l l kinds o f G r a d i n g a n d Build-i n g M a t e r i a l . K i l n e a s t o f S a n t a F e R o u n d House, b e t w e e n N i n t ha n d T e n t h S t r ee t s .

0 - O J E X 3 X T A W I ' E I J , Ager . f c

PIERCE & WALKEBT^Attorneys at Law,will p r a c t i c e in A t c h i s o n , J e f f er s on , D o n i p h a n a n d a d j o i n i n g c o u n t i e s .

O f f i c e o v e r W e b e r ' s C l o t h i n g S t o r e ,J0NSHtiMNr,< BA\W.

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i s a l r e a d y i m m e n s e , a n d i s c o n s t a n t y in c r e a s i n g . T h e s u p p l y o f raw ma t e r i a l f o r very man y ma nu f a c t u r i n g purposesi s i nexh aus t i b l e . Th e f a c i l i ti e s f or se cur i n g an d u t i l i z i ngt h e m a r e u n e x c e l l e d i n th i s o r a n y o t h e r c o u n t r y . F o o d i sc h e a p a n d a b u n d a n t . T h e c o u n t r y i s g r o w i n g a n d d e v e l o p i n g w i th m a r v e l o u s r a p i d i t y . H e n c e i t i s a p p a r e n t t h a tm a n u f a c t u r i n g e s t a b l i s h m e n t s i n t h i s l o c a l i t y wo u l d n o t f a ilt o do a l a r g e succe ss f u l a nd p ro f i t ab l e bns i ne s s .

W h i l e A t c h i s o n h a s a l w a y s l a i d c l a i m t o s u p e r i o r a d v a n t a g e s a s a m a n u f a c t u r i n g c e n t r e n e v e r u n t i l t h e p a s tt h ree ye a r s h ave t he se c l a ims been so man i f e s t l y ev i de n t t ot h o s e w h o h a v e b e e n a t t r a c t e d t o o u r c i t y b y it s n a m e a n dt a m e a b r o a d . T h e r e h a s n e v e r b e e n a q u e st i o n a s t o t h ep e c u l i a r f i tn e s s o f A tc h i s o n f o r m a n u f a c t u r i n g i n d u s t r i e s ,no r of t he abso l u t e ne c e ss i t y f o r t he e s t a b l i sh men t o f suc hi n d u s t r i e s V ie re . T h e s t r u g g l i n g h a l f d o z e n m a n u f a c t u r e r so f '73 h a ve i n c re ase d t o a p rospe rorou s tw o sc ore o f t h eb u s i es t a n d b e s t p a y i n g in d u s t r ie s o f th e S t a t e . A n d w h a ti s f a r more e ncou r ag i ng an d f a r more f la t te r ing t o he r hon e s tp r i d e i n t he be l i e f t h a t A t ch i son i s r ap i d l y an d su re l y comi n g t o th e f r o n t a s t h e l e a d i n g m a n u f a c t u r i n g c i t y o f K a n s a s ,i s t h e i n d i s p u t a b l e f a c t t h a t t h e r e i s n o t a s i n g l e i n d u s t r y i nA t c h i s o n t h a t w a s n o t or i g i n a l l y i n a u g u r a t e d o n a s m a l ls c a l e , a n d n o t a s i ng l e one w as eve r e s t ab l i sh e d w hi c h d i dn o t p r o v e a f in a n c i a l s u c c e s s , a n d i s n o w i n e x i s t en c e .T h e l u m b e r t r a d e o f A t c h i s o n i s a n i m m e n s e b u s i n e s s ,g i v i n g e m p l o y m e n t to a la r g e n u m b e r of m e n , a n d i n c r e a s i n g in v o l u m e y ea r b y y e a r . T h e d e a l e r s in p i n e l u m b e r d oa Iaige j o b b i n g t r a d e , s u p pl y i n g a n u m b e r o f s m a l l e r d e a l e r si n t h e i n t e r i o r, w h i l e s e v er a l o f t h e m h a v e b r a n c h e s t a b l i s h m e n t s i n d i f f er e n t t o w n s a l o n g t h e l i n e s of r a i l w a y r a d i a t i n gf rom A t ch i son . Th e l umber dealers o f A t c h i s o n r a n ka m o n g o u r m o s t e n t e r p r is i n g a n d s u b s t a n t i a l b u s i n e s s m e nan,d c i t i z e n s , a n d a r e d o i n g m u c h t o b u i l d u p t h e c o m m e r c i a l supremacy o f t h i s c i t y .A t c h i s o n ' s s y s te m o f c o m p e t i n g r a i l r o a d s , w i th t h e i rb r a n c h e s a n d c o n n e c t i o n s , r e a c h e s e v e r y p o r t i o n o f K s n s a s ,N e b r a s k a , C o l o r a d o a n d M i s s o u ri , a n d t h e p eo p l e in a l m o s teve ry t ow n or co un ty w i th i n a c i r c l e o f f i ve h un d re d mi l e sc a n r e a c h t h i s c i t y e a s i l y a n d d i r e c t l y .

H e r E a s t e r n r a i lw a y c o n n e c t i o n s , a n d t h e g r e a t r i v er fl ow ing.by h e r , c o m m a n d s a t a l l t i m es th e m o s t va r i e d m a r k e t so f t h e con t i ne n t . A t t he s a me t ime , bv mea ns of h e r r a i l -C, WEBER'S, '

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1 4 HAWLEY S ATCHISOH C I T Y D I R E C T O R Y .F . C. G E H R E T T ,Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

STOVES A I S TINWA RE,H O U S E F U R N I S H I N G G O OD S,M o. 706 Co mmercial Street, Sou th Side,

^^A"1loh4Zll%?SXy. ATCHISON, SS .R O B E R T McC R IE,MERCHANT TAILOR,

A l wa ys ke eps t he La rge s t a nd F i ne s t S t ock o f G o odsto be found in the ci ty, consist ing ofE U m , F A S T C T C L O T H S , m n A N D D O M E S T I C C A 5 S I H E R S ,Special Bargains in Black Cloths and Doeskins.A T C H I S O N , K A X T .

M R S . O . O . W O O D . M . D . ,t tOMWATttlC fttYSJCIAliOffiee4%3 Commercial St.,

A T C H I S O N , E A S T S i L S .JtesisieneeJVwWi -SiartA $r

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1Office : in Hear of Hethwington's Bank,

Cor. Commercial and fourth Str eets,Owns Residences to Rent in a!l parts of the City. I AtphlCnn KaCA lso, Several B argains in Real Estate. f nlU l l iO U U ) iXdOi

J O H N G R A Y ,jlttormy at Law,

A T C H I S O N , K A S .

L i v e l y , P e e d a n d S a l e S t a b l e .HORSES BOARDED BY DAY, WEEK OR M O N T H .

T E A M S AND S A D D L E H O R S E S F U R N I S H E DNortheast Corner Sixth and Main,

M RS. C.W. H A S S E T T ,|il|iraill8 jink i l l |ntt ||akisg94$6, South Side Commercial Street,

At.jlls.#tt (Dp Stairs) K a n s a s .

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ATCHISON RAILROADS.The country traversed by the Roads through Kansas an d

Nebraska is growi ng with wonderful vigor an d rapidity.Thriving towns are springing up like magic, farms are being-improved in every direction, and the hardy pioneers are settling th e country far beyond the terminal points of theseRailroads. Th e trade of this vast region, a dream of empire,is naturally tributary to Atchison. The Railroads stretching ou t from this city are the arteries of the country theytraverse, an d they bring to their common center its business.

T H E A T C H I S O N AN D N E B R A S K A I s one of the mostimportant lines radiating from this city. It s general courseis northwest, and its terminus at Lincoln, th e capital of Nebraska. Col. L. VV To wne ha s been General Superintendent of the road since th e summer of 1875. T h e generaloffices an d machine shops of the Compapy ar e located atthis city. J>

During th e past few years the Company has expendeda large amount of money in its road bed. The track atdif-ferent points has been raised ; new and substantial bridgesand culverts have been constructed, and the A. and N. nowhas one of the most, solid an d substantial road-beds in theWest. To say that this work was done under th e directionof Col. Towne is a sufficient guarantee that it was well done,for he is a thorough railroad man.

The Atchison an d Nebraska is one of the most important, and has always been one of the most popular, roads inthe West, it is officered throughout by competent, popularand energetic railroad men, a nd we are glad to know thatit is doing a large an d steadily increasing business. Noroad in all the country traverses a more beautiful an d fertileregion than that along th e line of the A. and N.

C H I C A G O , R O C K I S L A N D AN D PACIFICThis greatRqad is the only line from Atchison to Chicago that is controlled an d operated by,one management. Maj. H. Glea-son is the General Agent at this city, an d M. McClure th etraveling agent. It s most extreme western terminus is atAtchison, and it is extremely popular with shippers an dtravelers on account of its first class accommodatio ns an dpromptness of its agents, in doing business.

K A N S A S C I T Y , ST . J O S E P H AND C O U N C I L B L U F F S , is theoldest Railroad at Atchison. This management, one of themost important in what is known as the " Joy interest," con-C. WEBER'S,

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i " \ i r l * PIANOS,j ' ~^%> O l i f U N S ,

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ALL K I N D S .

5113 Commercial Street, ATCHISON, KANSAS,A. S. E V E R E S T . B. P. WAGGKNER.

^Attorneys at Law,Hktherinc/ton'i Bank Building, ATCHISON, KANSAS.

MRS. J. A? A B B O T T .

5%6Commercial Street,I extend an invitation to the Ladies of Atchison to call and

give me a trial. I have all the Latest Styles and Fashions.Prices Hea$onable,

J, A, NORTON k SON,""*".S ,K ,.. ,SX d -KS,HAWLEY'e ATCHISON CITY DIRECTORY. 19

trol and operate two hundred and three miles, extendingfrom Omaha and Council Bluffs, through Atchison to KansasCity. It runs trains in connection with the Hopkins BranchKansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs road, to Chicago,and makes close connections with the St L., K. C. & N .road, for St. Louis. Vine Hovey is the freight agent at thiscity, and Austin McFarland the ticket agent. Th e companyhave during th e last few years made extensive impr ovementson their road, of which one is the stock yards, at an im-mense cost, for the accommodation of travelers and shippers.

A T G H I S O N , T O P E K A AND S A N T A FETh i s road formsthe great thorou ghfare from th e Missouri river to the moun-tains of Colorado, connecting th e rich and producive mineswith th e commercial metropolis of the west. It has a lengthof 618 miles, running from Atchis on to Pueblo, Col., withbranches from Florence to Eldorado, and from Newton toWitchita, Kansas. The inprovements in Atchison of thisgreat western road is principally confined to general repairsof buildings. Waj. W. R. Peabody, general agent inchargeat this place, wemust say, is a very pleasant and accommo-dating gentleman, and always found labori ng faithfully inthe interests of the road and its patrons.

H A N N IB A L A N D S T . J O S E P H T h e " old reliable " Han-nibal and St. Joseph road has one of its termini on the Mis-souri river at Atchison, and extends eastward to Quincyand Hannibal, at which points it connects with importantlines to Chicago, Toledo and other eastern cities. R. F.Clark is the general agent of the company at this city, andD. E. Farnsworth th e ticket agent. The company havemade some very impo rtant improvements along th e line ofroad, in the last few years, for the accommodation of itsmany patrons. The officials of this road are very pleasantand genial gentlemen, with whom it is a pleasure to do busi-ness, which accounts for its large and increasing patronage.

H O P K I N S B R A N C H OF K. C , ST . J. & C. B.Thi s is an-other important line of road, extending from A tchis on toHopkins, a distance of 80 miles, with Atchison as its westernterminus. It is considered to be one of the best equippedroads running out of Atchis on. Thi s road connects withthe main line of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, atHopkins, for Chicago and the East. Austi n McF arland isthe ticket agent at this point, and is con-ductor of passenger train. Thi s Branch of the Kansas CityC. W E BE R'S, *

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ROCK I S L A N D R O U T E

The Chicago, Rock Island $ Pacific RailroadELEGANT SLEEPING AND DINING CARS,

Now forms the most Popular Lino toig I t i e Ea s t ." T hi s Gre a t Roa d Run s t h rough Nor t h e rn Mi ssouri and Southe rn Iowa, crossin g the Mississippi River a t

Davenport and Each Island.Di re c t c onne c t i ons m a de fo r psints in Nor t he rn Iowa ,

Mi nne so t a a nd W i sc ons i n , a nd a t Ch i c a go fo r

^At'^^faketheRockTsland'RouteN O C H A N G E O F C A R S F R O M A T C H I S O N to C H I C A G O ,

Re m e m b e r t ha t t h i s i s t he on l y Ra i lwa y L i ne be t we e nAt c h i son a nd Ch i c a go owne d a nd ope ra t e d by On e Companywhich fact insures 'The QU ICKEST TIMEgSUBEST CONNECTIONS,

For fu ll i n fo rm a t i on , T hrou gh T i c k e t s , e t c . , a pp l y a t t heCompany's T i c ke t Of fi ce , c o rne r T h i rd a n d Com m e rc i a l(Durs t ' s B l oc k) , At c h i son , Ka nsa s .H . O . O O I U S S I T , A g e n t , A t c h i s o n .A . M l . S M I T H , G e nl. Pass. Agint, Chicago.

J , A, NORTON & SON,HAWLEY's ATCHISON CITY D I R E C T O R Y . 2 1

St , Joseph and Council Bluffs ra i l road is fast becoming popular for Eas tern t ravel , on accou nt of i t s eff ic ient agents,a c c om m oda t i ng c onduc t o r s , a nd t he r i c h , f e r ti l e c oun t ry ,both in Mi ssour i a nd Iowa , t ha t it t r a ve r se s t h rough .T H E C E N T R A L B R A N C H U N I O N P A C I F I C R A I D R O A D w a s

the f i rst extended from Atchison into the interior of th eState , and may just ly be cal l d the " Pi one e r L i ne ." T h i sroa d ope ra t e s one hundre d and n i ne t y -one m i l e s of roa d ,with two termin i one a t Beloi t , one h und red anda nd e i gh t y - four m i l e s , t he o t he r a t W a sh i ng t on , one hun dre dand twentv- four miles. Work on the cons truct io n is nowprogre ssing from Con cord ia , one hu ndr ed f i fty-seven mileswest, in a northerly direct ion to Scandia , a distanc e of fif-teen miles, and wil l be comp leted and in op erat ion De cem b e r 15 , 1878. Surv eys from Beloi t are now in prog ress forimmediate construct ion from Beloi t , i t s present westernterminu s, to Caw ker Ci ty, a distan ce of e ighteen miles; towhich poin t this l ine wi l l be in operat io n by Ma rch 1st,1879. This road has wi thin the last two years bui l t , const ruc ted, and is oper at ing nin ety-on e miles of new road ,with a prosp ect of bui ldin g from thir ty :o sixty miies m o r edur ing f iscal year . I t enjoys a very large local b usines s,the resul t of which is from i ts enterp rise and gent lema nlyofficers, and ra pid de velop men t of the r ichest port ion of theSt a t e t h rough whi c h i t runs , a nd it s t r i bu t a r i e s . T he Ce nt ra l Branch Union Pacif ic is purely an Atchison ro ad ; itsgeneral offices and machin e shops are located here , and i tspay rol l shijws that twenty thous and do l lars per mon th ispa i d ou t by t he l i ne t o e m pl oye s a t At c h i son . T h e roa dhas a. large land g rant lying in the co unt ies of Brown, Jack-son , Ne m a ha , Ma rsha l l , Po t t a wa t om i e a nd Ri l e y , a p o r t i onof wh i c h l a nd e m bra c e s t he c e l e b ra t e d Ki c k a poo Ind i a nRese ' rve The y are amo ng the best and r ichest land s in theState , and are a t this t ime at t ract ing an i m m e nse i m m i gra t i on f rom t he E a s t e rn S t a t e s . T he y a re so l d on t he m os tfavorable terms and lowest prices. All these lands arewi t h i n one hund re d miles of Atchison.

Officers located in Atchison are : F. W. Dow ns, G en.Supe r i n t e nde n t a nd L a nd Com m i ss i on e r ; M . A. Mc L a ughl i n , Ge ne ra l Fre i gh t Ag e n t ; G. A. Downs , Ass t . L a ndCom m i ss i one r ; T ho m a s J . W hi t e , Ch i e f Clerk; Fl a ve l W .D o w n s , Cashier; J . Ga rs i de , Ac c oun t a n t ; E . G. W i l ls ,Ge ne ra l Age n t .C, WEBER'S,

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A t c h i s o n P a t r i o t ,Is the only Democratic Daily Pamper inthe State of Kansas. It is now in its eleventhyear, and stands in the front rank of West-ern Nespo.pers.As an advertising medium it has no su-perior in the State: it reaches a class of cus-tomers among whom noother Kansas papercirculates (advertisers will do well to remem-

be r this).Parties who contemplate moving to Kan-sa s should, subscribe for The Patriot.Mvery Democrat ought to lend a helpinghand to Democracy in Kansas by subscrib-ing for either the Daily or Weekly Patriot.Advertisers desiring Kansas customers,should advertise in The Patriot: it is the onlyDaily speaking for the 60,000 Democraticvoters of the State.

TERMS:Daily, $8.00: Weekly. $1.50 perannum. Specimen copies of the Daily a,nd,Weekly will besent onreceipt of 10 cents.Address: H. CLAY PARK & CO., P u b l i s h e r s .

ATCHISON, KANSAS.

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T H E M I S S O U R I P A C I F I C RAILROADThis great throughline, between Atchison and St. Louis, a distance of330 miles,with its western terminus at Atchison, and its headquartersat St. Louis, is fast becoming popular for all travel andfreight from the South, Southwest and East. T h e ticketagent, Mr. Charles W. Styles, we must say, enjoys rather anenviabl e reputation among competi ng agents, and Mr. J. W.Anderson, freight agent, is always found ready to attend toall the freight in a satisfacterilv manner.GRAIN TRADE.

The development of the grain trade of Atchison, duringthe past three years, has been very rapid. T he first elevatorwas opened for busin ess less than three years ago, an d Usproprietors were compelled to double its storage capacitiesin less than six months thereafter

Atchison has three of the largest and best constructedElevators in the West, and in addition several firms are en gaged in purchasing grain at this city. This business is-onlyin its infancy, ft is growing prodigiously every year. T hebest grain -producin g region on the contin ent would sendalmost the whole bulk of its export products through Atchison, if this city ha d adequate facilities forhandling the trade.All the Elevators now here, and all the grain buyers nowhere, have not the facilities for handling'the business thatought to come to Atchison, as a distributing and transferringpoint, from a single one of the three great roads leadingfrom this city into th e interior. Because th e cereals of theregions traversed by each of these roads can be handledmore advantageously in Atchison than at any other point inthe Missouri Valley, if the capital and machinery necessaryto handl e th em w ere provided.

FLO VRING MILLS.The Flouring Mills of Atchison arebuilt on the improv

ed plans, with all the modern improvements. There arefour in numberthree in operation now, and the fourth willbe completed and re*ady for business by the first of February 1879, and we must say, that it is a model structure, withfour runs of burrs, and a benefit to its owners and a creditto the city, and no doubt a safe investment.MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE.

This beautiful structure was commenced on the 9th day .of August, 1S74, and completed on the 31st of July, 1875.C . W E B E R ' S ,

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%4 HAWXEY's ATCHISON CITY DIRECTORY.

@+ %+ Mutty,Editor and Proprietor of

,!f08 Commercial /Street,sHtcl)i6on, - $nnit.

M . M . T R I M M E R ,A T C H I S O N , K A N S A S .

^ O 0 0 0 = A G E N T S =W A H T B D T O S S UH O W E ' S I M P R O V E DSpring I Pad Belt Truss,

F O R T R E A T M E N T A N D C U R E O F H E R N I A .Paten ted March 23 , 1875 . Th e only scientific T rus s ever invented.Every phys ic ian endorses i t a t once , and pa t ien ts buy i t a t sight. It isas easily worn a s a pair of p ant s, and extremly pleasant to wear n igh tand day . Send $3 .00 for sample Truss , c i r cu la r s , e tc . , to agents . S ta tecounty and city rights for sale. For tune s to be made in a few mon ths.Three hundred thousand dol la r s will buya ha l f in te res t in the , "pa ten t"for the Uni ted S ta tes . ADDRESS H O W E T R U S S C O . ,Box 1170, Council Bluffs, Iowa.REMEMBER, O N E P E R S O N is EVERY F O U R is R U P T U R E D ."The Howe Truss has been manufactured and sold satisfactorily for over sixyears, and I believe it to be one of the best instruments now in use. It gives satisfaction to the afflicted and often and make* radical cures. Its simplicity and scientificprinciples commend it at first sight I cheerfully endorse it as the Truss to my manypatients. Yours truly, H, W. HA RT , M. D.,Physician Iowa Deaf and Dumb Asylum.Council Bluffs, Iowa, November, 1875.For Sa le by a l l Lead ing Drugg is t s .

J . A . N OR TON & S O N ,HAWLEY'S ATCHISON CITY DIRECTBOY. 2$

T he co nt r a c tor s we re t he Ame r i ca n Br idge Co . , o f Ch ica go .Maj. O. B . Gunn wa s the Chie f Eng ine e r , a nd Ca p t . H. L .Ma rv in , F i r s t A s s i s t a n t.T he b r idge i s 1,182 feet long, and the approaches aggregate 2,000 feet500 on the west and 1,500 on the eas t bankof t he r i ve r . T h e s upe r s t ruc tu re i s o f wroug h t i ron , r e c tangu lar t russ , res t ing on s tone piers . I t is floored, so as tobe used for highw ay as well as ra i lway t raff ic , w ith s idewalksfor passenge rs . Th e width is 18 feet 6 inches from c enterto center , the s tdew alls being 5 feet on each s ide. Th etrusses of the draw are 28 feet high at the ends , and 36 inthe middle over the pier ; the t russes of the f ixed spans are28 feet . Th e b ot ton cho rd of the bridg e is to feet abovethe high water of 1874. Th e bridge consists of a drawspan(on the western s ide) 328 feet long, g iving 160 feet clearwater-way on each s ide; and three f ixed spans of 250 feeteach. Th e foun dat ion consis ts of four piers a nd two a bu t m e n t s ; the pivot pier being circular , and 46 feet in diameter;and the other three piers being 24x52 feet a t the base, and9x26 feet a t the top . Thes e are a l l of sol id ma sonry , and ,e xce p t the a bu tme nt s , we re s unk to bed rock.Th e Atchiso n b ridge is admira bly located, both for ra i l way and highway t raff ic , being within a square and a halfof the main bus iness s t reet of the ci ty, and direct ly opposi tethe t e rmin i o f t he Atch i s on , T ope k a & Sa nta Fe a n d Ce nt ra lBra nch U. P . Ra i l roa d t r a cks , a nd ne a r ly e ppos i t e t he de pot s o f t he Atch i s on & Ne bra s ka a nd Mis s our i Pa c i f i c Ra i l roads . In appear ance i t is the most beaut i ful brid ge on th eriver . I t has , s inee the day i t was opene d far t rav el , don ea nd imme ns e bus ine s s . T h e Bridge Compa ny ope ra t e s a nengine of i ts own, for cross iug t ra ins , and employs t he de s ired help. ATCHISON BANKS.There are in this ci ty s ix organized banking houses , of

which two a re Na t iona l Ba nks , t h re e are i ncorpora t e d und e rthe State laws, and one is a private bank . Th ey are a l l doing a p ros pe rous bus ine e s , mos t o f t he m ha v ing be e n orga nized for a num ber of years , and al l are mana ged on conse rvat ive princip les . Dur ing the f inancial panic of 1873, thebank s of Atchison were the only f inancial ins t i tu t ions in theMissouri Val ley that did not declare a temporary suspensionof pa yme nt s .C, WEBER'S,

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TO THER E P U B L I C A N A N D S O L O M O N V A L L E Y S .fyt 4rtwl $muk twn f atifif % %,A IS T T J L E A S K D L I J N E S -Completed aod in operation from

AND PENETRATING TH EO r r e a t X X o x x i . e i e i t e c t , c S . A i ' e a o f 3 E 5 1 J E 4 , X I a ,The U. S. Gove rnme nt La nd Of f i ce s are at CONCORDIA and K I R 1 W J S .The South i . 'onipiuiy 's Lint? of Gonconi v'oi tehe; , make closeo o i m fi c ti o n sa i W a s h i n g t o n , > o n c o r r t i a a vu l R f t o l l , for all p o i n t s inthe: Rep ublic an unrt So lomo n Vaiif ifs, X on hu ri i Kii . .:vMs, and SouUM-m.Ne bra ska . Pa sse nge r s from all Missour i Rive r Point s and from the E a s tfo r W e l l i n g t o n , C l i f t o n , C l y d e , C o n c o r d i a n 4 B c l o l t , w i ll ob se rve t ha t by t h i s Route t he y ma ke f rom5 to 1 0 H o u r s Q u i c k T im e u i S a v e 60 M i l e s i n D i i h n c t ,Thi s i s the Shor t e s t , Che a pe st and m o s t D i r e c t R o u t e to Ashe rvi l e , .b o r n e ity, J e we l l ve nt r e , Br iUsvl i l e Bul l Ci ty . Ga y lord, ( i l a sco, Be l le vi l l e . Kt rwin, Solomo n Ra pid s , Se a ndia , Sm i th Ce nt r e , Gle n Elde r , "Whit eRock, Fl i i iHi^ t i nr s , t 'nwkor . 'i ty . J e we l l Ci ty .P a s s e n g e r s by t h i s l i n e wi l l f ind e ve ry r e qu i s i t e provide d for t h e i r c o m fort and safety, while close ami sur e co nne ct io ns v, i t h ail Ra i l roa d Line sa t Atchi son, and w i t h the < one ord coa ch Line s at W a s h i n g t o n , C o n c o r di a and Reloii. are a s s u r e dW T I n i t i n e to Sca ndi a Ls graded and wi l l be comple t e d a nd in ope ra -l i oo by De ce mbe i ' 1.5ih. 1879, als o to Ca wke r Ci ty by Ma rch 1st, 1879.Tra in> n I l t d sur e conn e ct ion at A t c h i s o n w i t h all t r a i n s laxa nd f rom th e Ea st , We st , Nor th and S o u t h . The l owe st r u l i ng r a t e s alw a y s g u a r r a n t e e d to our p a t r o n s .

Ask for Tickets, and Consign Freight, via Atchison, Kansas.W. F . DOWN S , Gen'l Sup t .

The Short Line to Free Homes.jjfa ^entral Jjrauxh Imon jjarijfc U

Offers for sa l e 1,380,00 ACRES* OF L A N le ss th e occupie d t r a ct ,at THE LOWJ BST PRICES a nd on more l ibe r a l t e rms t h a n e ve r be f or eoffered. Th e lands offered by t h i s c o m p a n y are at an a v e r a g e of bute o TA-IIXJDHS* OFXVOIUI: A T C H I ^ O Na n d h a v e th e a d v a n t a g e of c o m p e t i n g l i n e s of Ra i l roa d wi th a ch< ice ofm a r k e t s , and in othe r r e spe ct s are l oca t e d in the most f a vore d se ct i on ofK a n s a s .LOW PRICES AN D LIBERAL TERMS.For f a l l i nf orma t ion and de scr ip t i ve c i r cul a r s wi th se c ' l ona i map, ap p ly to or a ddre ss W. F. DOWNS, Land CommissionerGe ne ra l Of f i ce , Atchi son, Ka nsa s .

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CHURCHES.Easte rn people very often hesita te about removing towhat they call the " far West "and they include Kansas inthe designation. We might appeal to such people to comeand see for themselves. Kansas is. especially proud of her

development in all interests which conc ern the home, andall institutions and privileg es which make home life pl easantand attractive. And the city of Atchison has attained sucha development, in this regard, that the best life and societyof New England, social, educational or religious, does notexcel that exemplified and illustrated in the conditions ofhome-life here. Te n religious denominations have prosperous organizations here. The church buildings are generallyelegant and costly structures, fully equal in size, beauty andarchitecture and substantial construction, to those of anyEastern city having double the population of AtchisonSCHOOLS AJiV ACADEMIES.

Educational and religious privileges are justly regardedas the basis of cultivated and orderly society, and both oithese interests have certa inly received due attention andattained a remarkable development in Atchison. It used tobe the case in the East, that the court house was the largestand most showy ediffice in every county seat, while theschool house was a low, dingy building, as dismal in its outside appearance as it was squalid in its interior furnishing.The Atchison Court House is a fair-sized two story building,surmounted by a belfry,'but the contrast between it and theCentral School building, near by, makes the former looksmall and.mean.

We must say that the free educational advantages ofAtchison is far superior to that of other towns of its size inthe West, where children of the poor as well as those of therich, reap the same privileges.A large portion of the above information of the Historyof Atchison, we are under obligations to the Champion for.We copy it, for we think every word of it true, and it is amere matter of time when Atchison will be a city of from25,000 to 35,000 souls, as she has already gained an enviable reputation abroad from her rival cities in the MissouriValley. She bids welcome, with open han ds, and says to themerchant, manufacturer, tiller of the soil, and to the tourist,come, see, and abide.

C . W E B E R ' S ,

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Leading Professional and Business Men of the City of Atchison, Kan.We wish i t dist inct ly understood by our readers, that not

one of the fol lowing Notic es are paid for , but are wri t ten byourself, to show to the people of Atchison and vicini ty withwhom to do. their t rad ing i f they desire to meet wi t h ge nt lemen and men of good business qual i t ies. Wc must bebrief, howev er, for we desire to en ter on our l ist a goodlynumber. We wil l therefore begin with

J . A. NORTON & SON,Wa t c he s , C l oc ks a nd Je we l ry , a re well known t o t he pe op l eof At c h i son a nd t he su r round i ng c oun t ry a s r e l i a b l e workmen ; carry a magnificent stock to su i t t he i r c us t ome rs ; a rest ra ightforw ard in a l l their deal ings . I t i s a fact that theyhav e been very successful in bu sin ess ; have saved a s hareof this world ' s posses sions, a l though they mak e very l i t t leshow of i t , but are a lways ready to help all bus i ne ss e n t e r prises that promotes the interests of Atchison, and the c i t i zens in re tu rn have given them a l iberal share of thei r pat rona ge . We be spe a k for t he m t he c on t i n ua nc e o f t he i rwe l l -me r i t e d pa t rona ge .

C. PFEBJBR,Cl o t h i ng , ge n ts Furn i sh i ng goods , T r unk s a nd V a l i c es ,Ha t s , Ca ps , a nd t he "Be s t Boo t ma nufa c t u re d i n Ame r i c a . "Mr. W. ta m e to Atchison in 1864, and began the c loth ingbusiness with a stock of e ight hundred dol lars, and employedone clerk, but now he carries a stock of $40,000, and emp l oys se ve n t e e n ; workm e n . We a tt r i bu t e the suc ce ss o f t h i sC, W E B E R ' S ,

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Rock IslandPeoria Railway.And S u p e r i o r A c c o m m o d a t i o n s .

T H I S I S T H EShort Line to the EastA nd S o u t h e a s t , T h ro u g h P e o r i a .P a s s e n g e r T r a i n s a r e r u n d a i l y (Sundaj s e x c e p t e d ) M a k i n gC o n n e c t i o n s a t Galva fo r a l l P o i n t s on Ch i cago ,B u r l i n g t o n & Q u i n c y R . R .

TH IS RO A D IS TH O RO U G H LY EQ U IP P ED WITH

Elegant Hew Coaches,TO WHICH ARE ATTACHEDW e s t i i l M s e A i r B r a k e a n d M i ll e r P l a t f o r m a n d C o u p l e r ,

JAMXS V. MABONMY, Gen. Ticket Agt,_ ROCK ISLAND, ILL.M. M. CABLE, Superintendent.

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THE CHAMPION OFFICE,J o h n A . M a r t i n , P r o p r i e t o r , a n d J a m e s A . L o p e r , B u s i n e s sM an age r . I n spe ak i n g o f t h i s o ff ic e w e do it w i t h p l ea s u re ,fo r w e mus t say , w i t h ou t j e s t i ng , t h a t i t is t h e f ine s t o f fi ce ,doe s t h e be s t w ork , a nd i s managed w i t h more regu l a r i t yt h a n any o t h e r e s t a b l i s h m e n t o f t h e k i n d in a n y t ow n t h es i ze o f A t c h i s o n , in t h e w h o l e W e s t e r n c o u n t r y . I t s m a n a ge r , i t s p ropr i e t o r , a nd i n f ac t eve ry man t h a t ho ld s a pos i t i o n o f t r u s t a b o u t t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t a r e g e n t l e m e n t h a tt h o r o u g h l y u n d e r s t a n d t h e i r b u s i n e s s ; and. i n f a c t t h ew h o l e e s t a b l i s h m e n t gl i d es a s s m o o t h l y as a m a r r i a g ebe l l . I f t h e re is a ny pe r son t ha t h a s a d i ff i cu l t j ob o f w ork ,a nd on e t h a t r equ i re s c a re a n d p rofe s s i on a l sk i l l t o execu t ei t , t h e y c a n n o t d o b e t t e r in t h e w es t t h a n t o give i t t o t h eCHAMPION, and w e w il l gua ra n t ee t h em t h a t i t w il l be don ei n f ir s t - cl as s s t y l e . Th e p ropr i e t o r , t h e m anag e r , a n d a l lc o n n e c t e d w i t h t h e e s t a b l i s h m e n t t h a t w e h a v e b e e nb r o u g h t i n c o n t a c t w it h , a r e m e n o f t h e h i g h e s t o r d e r , a n dt h e y h a v e o u r h e a r t y t h a n k s fo r t h e i r k i n d n e s s , a n d m u c hva luab l e a s s i s t a n ce dur i n g our b r i e f so journ w i t h t h em , a ndw e s i n c e r e l y h o p e t h a t t h e fr i en d l y c h o r d n o w w o v en b e t w e e nus , a s t ime pa s se s , a nd w e become mo re a nd be t t e r a c q u a i n t e d , w i l l c o n t i n u e t o g r o w s t r o n g e r a n d s t r o n g e r .

G. C HIXON CO.,W h o l e s a l e a n d re t a i l L u m b e r D e a l e r s . T h i s e s t a b l i s h m e n tha s h ad a b ra n ch ya rd h e re fo r t h e pa s t f ive yea r s , a nd keepf rom t w en t y - f i ve t o t h i r t y t h ous a n d do l l a r s worth of s t ockon ha n d a l l t h e t ime , t o su i t t h e t r ade . I t i s s a i d t h ey doa b o u t o n e h a l f o f t h a t l in e o f b u s i n e s s i n A t c h i s o n . T h ef irm, w h i c h i s t h e r i c he s t a t H ann iba l , M o. , i s w or t h i n t h ea g g r e ga t e o f f iv e h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d d o ll a r s . T h e y o w n t h e i row n p i ne ry , i n t h e Wi scon s i n p i ne r i e s , t h e i r ow n boa t s , fo rt h e rafting of l og s dow n t h e M i s s i s s i pp i , t o H an n iba l , w h e ret h e i r ma i n ya rd s a re l oca t ed , t h e i r ow n mi l l s fo r t h e man ufac t u re of l umber , a nd se l l yea r l y abou t t h i r t y - f i ve mi l li onfeet of l umber , a n d a p ropor t i on a t e amoun t o f l a t h , s h i ng l e s ,d o o r s , sa sh a nd b l i n d s , so you w i ll s e e t ha t t h ey ca n se l lc h e a p e r t h a n o t h e r y a r d s o n a c c o u n t o f t h e r e b e i n g n omidd l e men p rofi t t o make ou t o f t h e i r s t ck . I f you dobus i ne s s w i t h t h i s f i rm he re you w i l l f i nd Mr. P e n n e l l , t h e i rb u s i n e s s m a n a g e r a t t h i s p l a c e, a v e r y c o u r t e o u s a n do b l ig i n g g e n t l e m a n , o n e towhom i t is a p l ea su re t o mee t w i t hC . W E B E R ' S ,

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J . A. NORTON & S O N , ' ' " " " S . SSZZ .XS r* ' -3 4 HAWXEY'S ATCHISON CITY DIRECTORY.f rom a bus ine ss s t andp oin t and soc i a l ly . When i n w antof anything in that l ine do not fa i l to cal l and examine t he i rs t ock .

D. C. NEWCOMB,D ry G oo ds , N o t ions , Boot s , S hoes , C a rpe t s , and a Cloak"Department to sui t the Lad ies , whole sale and retai l . A visi t to this magnificent pla ce of bu sine ss is enou gh to sat isfyany one t ha t t h i s e s t ab l i shment i s t he l a rges t , most commodiou s and finest arra nge d in the ci ty. Th e shelves are f i lledwith the best stock that can possibly be purchased, and soldat the lowest Hying pr i ce s . Th i r t e en c l e rks a re emplyed inthe d i f fe ren t depa r tment s fo r t he a ccomm oda t ion o f cus to mers, which are pleas ant , and always found ready to show-goods . H e keeps a r e s iden t buye r m N ew Y ork t o t akeadv an t age o f t he marke t s , w hich enab l e s h im to no t be unde r so ld . M r . N ew com b has l i v ed i n A tch i son tw enty -oneyea rs and unde rs t ands exac t l y w ha t goods t o buy t o su i t t hepeop le of Kansas , i s a man of few w ords b ut f ine businessqua l i f i c a ti ons , cour t eous i n h i s m anne r , and on e o f A tc h i son ' s most r e spec t ed c i t i z ens . When you buy goods o f t h i sH ouse you need no t be i n doubt o f no t ge t t i ng exac t l y w ha tyou ca l l for w i th no mi srep re sen t a t i on . Count ry dealers. can be a ssure d that their ord ers wil l be f i lled to a le t ter .S ee adv e r t i sement on baek cov e r o f t h i s w ork .

Mrs. O. C. W OOD,Homeepathic phys i c i an , 423 Comm erc i a l s t r ee t , i s expe r i enced i n he r p rofe ss ion , v e ry en t e rp r i s i ng , and a v e ry cour t eous l ady .

R. S DAVIS,P aw nbro ke r . We a re g l ad to see a man so young i n bus i ne ss , and t ha t use s such good j udg ment i n t he purc hase o fgood s, and always pays the largest poss ible f igures to hisp u r c h a s e r .

OIVEN VeGAN,Liv e ry , F eeed and Sa l e S t ab l e . Team s, S add l e s and H a r ness fu rn i shed on sho r t no t i ce , and a t r e a sonab l e r a t e s .H i s s t ock of horse s , c a r r i ages and sadd l e s and ha rness a reas good as can be fou nd in the ci ty. Do n ot fa il to t ryt h e m .C. WEBER 'S ,

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C. F. BACHUS,S hrub , V ine and Tree P rune r . When you w ant any k ind o ft he abov e work done, don' t fa i l to give him a cal l .

J. GRAY*A t torne y a t Law , is an o ld c i t i z en o f A tch i son , and do es alarge col lec t ing busine ss. I t i s said that i f you have a bi l lto col lect , he wil l get i t i f th ere is any chan ce. H e is a lsoa t rus tw or thy a t t o r n e y .

JOHN MARKLE,H arm ony G a rden , w es t s i de o f M a in s t r ee t , i s a v e ry p l ea sant place to spend a few minntes for pleas ure, and you wil lf ind " Jo hn " a lw ays i n a p l ea san t mood, and ready t o se rv eup t he de s i red w ant s of your s t om ach i n h i s l i ne .

Mrs. C. W. BASSEETT,F ash ion ab l e D ress and Cloak make r . Y ou w il l pe rce iv e byread in g he r adv e r t i sement i n ano the r pa r t o f t h i s book t ha tshe gua rante es sat isfact ion. Lad ies, don ' t fa i l to cal l on her,and you w i l l get your w ork d one a t r e a sonab l e r a t e s .

Mrs. J. A. ABBOTT,Dress and c loak make r . The re i s no th in g so g ra t i fy ing t oa lady as to know, when sh e has a dress to mak e, that whenfinished it will suit he r . We the re fore r ecom mend M rs . A .as a lady that can ma ke them fit to perfect ion* so l adie s donot fa i l to cal l and be convinced.

P. BECKER,N at iv e Wine G row e r . M r . P.-has been i n A tch i son fo r agrea t many yea r s ; i s manufac tu re r o f pure na t i v e w ine ;keeps i t cons t an t l y on han d , a t w hole sa le and re t a i l , and i sa good fel low. Lov ers of wine can not do bet ter tha n cal la t his place and spend a few moments social ly with him.

ROBERT McCRIE,M erc han t Ta i l o r , nor th F our th s t r ee t , ha s be en i n t h i s l ineof t rade for e ighteen years. As he ha s a lways ma de surefi ts; k eeps a large and fi rst -c lass stock, an d sel ls a t the lowest l iv ing prices, he has bui l t up a f i rst -c lass t rade, and i f inw ant a w ed ding o r a bus ine ss su i t , you can not do be t t e rthan to give him a cal l .C , W EBER 'S , m

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A . BERGSTRAND,Me rcha nt ta i lor , located in the rear of Savings Bank, nor th5th st reet ,where he has a wel l -se lected stock of merchant ta i l oring go ods. H e is a f i rst c lass workman,which i s wel l knownt h rough t h i s c i t y ; has been a t the busin ess a l l his l i fe, there -fare , any one wishing an ythin g in his l ine need not be afra idafra id of get t ing a goo d f i t .

B. SHIFFLETT,Livery, F eed and Sale Stable . We speak of this stable frome xpe r i e nc e , a s we ha ve rode be h i nd som e o f h i s "c ra c k"s t oc k , a nd pronounce t he m A No . i roa ds t e r s , a nd t he p ro p r i e t o r ve ry a c c om m oda t i ng . Pa r t i e s wi sh i ng a ny t h i ng i nthe l ine of f i rst -c lass turn out can not d o bet te r than give hima cal l , and yo u wil l veri fy w hat we say as bein g t rue .

ROBERT O. HA RRIS,Re a l E s t a t e Broke r , r e a r He t he r i ng t o n ' s Ba nk , Mr . H, i sa ne w c om e r a m ong t he c i t i z ens o f A t c h i son , i s a t ho roughbus i ne ss m a n ; he owns p rope r t y t o r e n t i n a l l pa r t s o f t heci ty, and has several good bar gain s in real esta te . Whenyou have proper ty for sa le or ren t , we don ' t thin k you canpu t i t i n be t t e r ha nds t ha n t he a bove na m e d ge n t l e m a n

F. C. GEHRETT,W hol e sa l e a nd r e ta i l S t ove s a nd T i nw a re . W he n you a rei n wa n t a ny t)f the abo ve a rt ic les do n ot fa il to cal l ande xa m i ne h i s s t oc k . T hou gh he ha s be e n i n bus i ne ss he rebu t a short t ime, he has g ained man y fr iends, i s energet ic ,a nd a n e n t e rp r i s i ng ge n t l e m a n , one wi t h whom i t i s a p l e a s u re to do bus i ne ss . Re m e m be r t he p l a c e , 706 Com m e rc i a l .

FIERCE

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J. A. NORTON k SQHivSSBFitefySBSgS*38 HAWLEY'S ATCHI SON CI TY DIKECTORY.and by his fair dealing, firs t-class work, good judg men t a ndpleasa nt d isposit ion, has draw n a large trade , gained manyfriends, an d now enjoys the pleasure of possessing a largestock of many thou sand do llars worth f the best goods inhis line that the coun try affords . See adver t iseme nt on firs tcover of th is book.D . T. BRADFORD,W H O L E S A L E . A N D R E T A I L D E A L E R IN M U S I C A L I N S T R U

M E N T S , S H E E T M U S I C , & C .We refer with pleasure to the card of D. T. Brad ford,whose musical house has a We stern reputa t ion that very fewpossess. It is one of the olde st and largest in the city orState, and has a s tan ding for qua li ty of mer chan dise, fairdealing and in tegri ty , which m akes i t a p leasur e for thosewho wish anyth ing in that l ine to deal there. Th e s tock islarge and comple te in every part ic ular. Lovers of musiccan not but feel at home in th is Musical Emp oriu m, and toretai l dealers we Call especial at tention to th is house as th e'p lace to buy.RAILROAD FREIGHT TRANSFER,

Th e Atch i so n R . R . F re ig h t Tran s fe r Co m p an y d a tesi ts es tabli shme nt back to the t ime when Atchison was amere vil lage. It has had a s teady l ine of successors , and Isone of Atch ison 's perma nent inst i tu t ion s. Th e presen t firm,Mess rs . Garside & Ande son, have been doing the rai lroa dtransfer business for several y ears b e tween Atch i so n an dWin throp . Th ey also do a large dray age business in thecity for our main wholesale s tores betwe en the dep ots onthis s ide. Th ey keep -none but careful m en in their employ,who are courte ous, and are proud of th eir special ' t e a m s .By their honorable dealings they have gained ahost of friends.T h e i r office and s torage depot is south Fourth s treet , whereinformation about freight wil l be cheerfully given at anyt ime. Th ey give receipts for al l points east.FOWLER BROS

Pork Pac kers , is located on the east s ide of the river. Themain building of th is establishment cost $TOO,OOQ, and'iscapa ble of han dling two thou sand hogs per day, andemploys from three to four hund red men, that receivefrom $1.25 to $4.50 per day. Th e grou nds that th is im-C \A/CDFD'0 THE STETSON HATS. ARE TH E BEST1 W t D t l l O , IN A ME RICA .

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mense es tab l i sh m en t i s loccated upon w as gra nted to theco m p an y b y th e en te rp r i s in g c i ty of A tch i so n . Th e co n tractor, Mr. J . T . N ich o l so n , h as d o n e ab o u t $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0worth of business for th is company alone, besides many othervery costly build in gs, amon g which we may men tion th eChicago Exposit i on build ing, which was fin ished in eightyworking days, and is , we must say, a mod el of arch itec ture.Mr. N. needs no comm ent from us, as he is know n all overthe U nited States as being one of the safest and m osttrustwo rthy contr acto rs in the countr y . " His reside nce isCh icag o .

A . P. TENNY, PHYSICIAN,Sim o n d s & McCo n au g h y ' s . A g rad u a te o f Har v ard Med i cal School, 1858. One year previous to th is he was Assis tant Physician in the Boston Lunat ic Asylum, and one yearafter graduating he held the same posit ion, also at the sametime was Physician for the Boston Home of Reformation,thenwas appointed Assis tant Physician of the State Insane Asylum at Jacksonvil le, Il l inois , which posit ion he held for fiveye a r s , wh ereu p o n h e wen t to Bu r l in g to n I l l in o i s , an d p ract iced, making a special ty of d iseases of wom en. In Octobe r,1859, h e was ap p o in ted Su p er in ten d e n t o f th e Kan sas S ta teInsa ne A sylum, but on the 1st of Nove mbe r resignedthat possi t ion, and cast h is lo t with the enterp ris in g ci t iz ensof Atchi son, and as we have personally know n M r. T. forseveral years , we shall ta ke the l iberty to say tha t h e is atrustworthy Physician, and social ly a gentleman of h ighm er i t s .

REVOLUTION STORE.This s tore is located at 520 Comm ercia l . Th e propr ietor has been dealing in all kinds of goods for the las t s ixteen years , and is a firs t-class sale sman. He at t ends to theth e g ro cery d ep ar tm en t an d h i s es t im ab le l ad y wi ll a t t en dto the no t i ons , then come s the man known all over the cou ntry as the moc kingb ird and corn et imitator , who will be seenarou nd there the most of the t ime , which make s up a firs t-class es tab lishm ent. Th e build ing is in one of the mostprom inent p lac es in the ci ty for trade , and finished as it is ,with i ts count ers fi lled with goods the inside view ca n notbe beat . Do n ' t forget the place for che ap noti ons, confec t ionery and groceries .

C. WEBER'S , "

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HENRY BARBER & CO.,Th e lumb er f i rm just started h ere , is wel l known in theW e st a s one o f t he l a rge s t a nd m os t l i be ra l de a l e r s i nChi c a go , ha ve ope ne d a b ra nc h ya rd in W e st At c h i son , soa s to be ab l e t o a c c om m od a t e t he i r c us t om e rs i n Ka nsa s onshor t no t i c e . Coun t ry de a l e r s wi l l find i t t o t he ir a dva n t a get o se nd t he i r o rde r s t o At c h i son , a s t h i s f irm i n t e nd to- sella t Ch i c a go p r i c e s .

Dr.'W. H. BOfFEN. Dentist.T h e a bove ge n t le m a n i s one o f At c h i son ' s p i one e r se l lers, as you might say, as he has been here upw ards of 25years, i s a f i rst -class de nt ist an d i t i s wor th your whi leto call in and see him and hear him te l l of the olden t imesin Atch ison, and he can do i t in goo d style too. Do n' t forge t t he p l a c e , 80S Com m e rc i a l . Se e a dve r t i se m e n t on ou t side back cover of this Pub l icat io n.

ROCK ISLAND AND PEORIA RAILWAY,Run ni ng f rom Roc k I s l a nd t o Pe or i a , I l l i no i s . T h i s l i ne i sc onne c t e d wi th a ll ra i l wa ys a t bo t h o f t h e a b ove n a m e dpo i n t s , fo r a l l po i n t s E a s t , . Nor t h , W e s t a nd Sou t h , a ndNor t hw e s t . T h e roa d ha s d u r i ng t he l a s t ye a r m a d e m a nyi m po r t a n t i m pro ve m e nt s , one o f wh i c h i s t he ne w de po t a tRoc k Island , I l l inois, which is one of the f inest arra nge dde po t s i n t he c oun t ry . Mr . R . A. Ca b l e is a t ho rough ra i l roa d m a n , a nd ha s m a de h i m se l f o f l a t e ve ry p rom i ne n t i nra i l roa d c i r c l e s . T he roa d runs t h rough som e o f t he be s tcount ies in the Sta te .

THE ELKS COFFEE HOUSEIs located on the west side of 4th s t reet , between Com merc i a l a nd Ka ns a s Ave nue , ne a r Corinthian Hall, is the finestsamp le room in the c i ty , keeps a lunch an d cup of hot cof-f e e a l wa ys r e a dy . Mr . F . i s we l l know n a m ong t he "bo ys ,"and is a good, jovia l fe l low, wh i le Mr . S., we know from pe rsonal experie nce, i s able to please the most fast idious. Witht he se t wo e ne rge t i c a nd t ho rough bus i ne ss m e n a t t he he a da nd t he i r be a u t i fu l ly a r r a nge d pa l a c e , i t c a n no t he l p do i nga good share of the best t rade . Wh at we ha ve to say is, i fyou want to pass a few m inut es ple asan t ly you can not dobet ter than to cal l in and see them.

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ATCHISON, KANSAS.

CHICAG O, ROCK IS LAND & P A C I F I C .H C G o l d e n , F r e i g h t a n d T i c k e t Agent, A t c h i s o n , K a n .

Atchison to Miles j Atchison to MileaW i n t h r o p oR u s h v i l l e . . . . = 5De Kalb r 1W a l l a c e 21N e w M a r k e t 2 6junction 34Edgerton 34Gra yson 37Pl a t t sburg 49Pe r r i n . - - 5*>Ca m e ron 73W i ns t on 83Ga l l a t i n 94Jamesport 104Hi c kory Cre e k 112Trenton 120Tindall r56S p i c k a r k s . $$ 2Mill G r o v e 126Pr i nc e t on 147Lineville 162

Se ym our . 189Numa 197Ce nt e rv i l l e 221Unionville .: 22 5Pa r i s 231Dra ke v i l l e -237Be l kna p 240Floris 247Eldon 25 9Coun t y L i ne 259Liberty ville 265Fairf ie ld 272Pe r l e e 278Br i gh t on 278W a sh i ng t on 300Ai nsw or t h . 300C o l u m b u s J u n c t i o n 301Fre d on i a 30 2O n o n w a 307M u s c a t i n e 318W i l t on 330

Allerton 176At Wil ton co nne cts wi th m ain l ine of C R I & P forChicago and a l l eastern c i t ies.rv l A / r n r n j o T H E F I W E S T S T O C K O F E N T , S F U B .[_>, W t b t n Oj nish img Good s In Kan*u-

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K A N S A S C I T Y , S T , JOSEPH 4 C O U N C I L B L U F F S RY ,J F Barnard, General Superintendent, St . Joseph, Mo .D H Winton, Asst . Superintendent, St . Joseph, Mo.J McConnirT, Train Dispatcher, St. Joseph, Mo,A McFarland, Agent, Atchison,

Kansas City to MilesH a r l e m iParkvi l le , 9W a l d r o n , . 16E a s t Leavenworth 24Bev erly 29West on 33Iatan 39Suga r L a ke 44W i n t h r o p Je t & At ch i son 48Rushville 51Ha l l s 56L a ke St a t i on 62R o u n d H o u s e 6 6St . Joseph . 68Am a z on ia . 76N o d a w a y 81F o r b e s . . . . , 8 7For est Ci ty , 95

Kansas City is MilesBigelow ......105graig n 3C o r n i n g 118N i s h n a b o t n a 12 ^P h e l p s 132W a t s o n 137H a m b u r g . . 146Nebra ska C i t y June 154P e r e i v a l , 160M c P a u l 165Ba r t l e t t ..169H a n e y ' s r7 ^Pacific Jim ction 178Hen tori ' s ,1.82W r i g h t ' s TOOCounci l Bluffs.. . . . r/95U . P . T r a n s f e r 197

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Miles j Atchison toW i n t h r o p J u n c t i o n 1Rushv i l l e 5Ha l l s 9L a ke St a t i on 16St . Joseph 21Am a z on ia 30S a v a n n a h . . . . 35

Mile*R o s e n d a l e 42Bol ckow 47Ba rna rd 51A r k o e KQMa ryv i l l e . . 65Picke r ing 73Hopkin s;.,,. 80

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CE NTRAL BRANCH UNION P ACIFIC RAILROAD.W F Downs, General Superintendent .H S Ming, Master Transporta t ion.

Atchison to Miles I Atchison to MilesJunction 6Farmington 12M o n r o v i a "4Effingham 17Muscotah 24W h i t i n g 3 1N e t a w a k a 3 6Wetmore 4 2Sother 47Corning 54Cent ra l i a 62Vermillion 69Fra nkfor t 7 8Ba r re t t ' s 81-Irving 9 1Bl ue Ra pid s 95

Wa t e rv i l l e ' 00Ba rnes t o 'Green l ea f i*3W a s h i n g t o n 120S u m m i t 120P a l m e r ' 124D ay * 2 8CHfton i33C l y d e 140A m e s *43R i c e U9C o n c o r d i a ' 5 4J a m e s t o w n 165Scottsville *72i Danvi l le .I Beloi t . . . . 180183

A T C H I S O N , T O P E K A & S A N T A FE RAILROAD,W B Strong, Vice President and General Manager.W F White , Genera] Passenger and Tieket Agent .J F Goddard, General Freight Agent .A S Johnson, Act ing Land Commissioner.W K Peabody, Gen'] Agent. Atehison.M T, Sargent, General Ageni, Kansas City.T J Anderson, General Agent , Pueblo.

Atchison to Mile.*Valley Fal ls 26Topeka 5 Carbondale 66Burlingame 76Osa ge Ci t y 85E m p o r i a TT IC o t t o n w o o d 13 TF l o r e n c e 156P e a b o d y '5 8N e w t o n 185H u t c h i s o n TT8

Atchison to M-thsSt e r l i ng T37Grea t Bend 169Darned 291Kinsl ey 3 r 6Dod ge Ci t y 35 2Lakin -424G r a n a d a . . . . ; -481L a s Anim a s 53 TWest L a s Anim a s 536 .L a Jun t a 555Pueb l o 61S

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. L W Town?, Superintendent, Atchison.John E Utt, Gen Ticket and Freight Agent , Atchison.Atchison to Miles j Atchison to Miles6875

At c h i son oD o n i p h a n . 6B r e n n e r . . . . i^T r o y Junctson \~,F a n n i n g 23H i g h l a n d . 2 5Iowa Po i n t ^TW hi t e C l oud 36Gi bra l t e r 40Rulo V 47Rulo 48Fa l l s City 55Sa l e m 6i

DawsonsH u m b o l d tT a b l e R o c kEl k Cre e kTecumsehSt e r l i ng 1Ada m s , rF i r t h ,H i c k m a n 1Toca rSaltiUo 1L i nc o l n 1

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HOPKINS & WORK, Proprietors.mmMWt - - K A i A s .When you visi t the "Land of Solomon" cal l at t h e C U S T E R ; w e will do you good .

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ATCHISON CITY OFFICERS,C ITY C OU N C IL .Counc i l c ha m be r n e c o r 4 th a nd Ka nsa s a v ; meetsM o n d a y e v e n i n g s .MayorClements R o h r .ClerkT J W hi t eCouncilmenFirst Wardhi Cl a y Pa rk , Ja m e s NBurne s J r ; Second Ward, W W H e t h e r i n g t o n , E K B l a i r ;Third Ward, J F T h o m p s o n , R F W e t z e l : Fourth Ward, CW Barker, A L Sh i p l e y .AttorneyH C So l om on .TreasurerC N Re i gnc r .AssessorRobert Forbriger.

B OA RD OF EDU C A TION .PresidentJohn Se a t on .Vi c e PresidentA F M a r t i n .ClerkAug L a n g .TreasurerFrank H o w a r d .MembersFirst Ward, Cl e m J Ne a l , Joh n Bemer;

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J , A. NORTON & SO N4 8 HAWLEY'S ATCHI SON CI TY DIRECTORY.Second Ward, A F Mar t in , Au g Man g iesd o rf ; Third Ward,A Lan g , S C Ki n g ; Fourth Ward, Jo h n B Kru th , Jo h nSea to n .

J U S T I C E C O U R T S .Ju s t i ces o f th e PeaceR B Dru ry , j K Fish er .ConstablesP M T o m l i n s o n , J W T r u e s d e l l .PUBLI C WORKS.R F Wetze l , ch a i rman council c o m m i t t e e .EngineerA Meier .S t ree t CommissionerWinfield K e h l e r .

P O L I C E D E P A R T M E N T .judgeAzef W Sp ald in g .MarshalC W Ben n in g .PolicemenPhillip Du n k in , Jo h n F lan n ery , JacobStar r , C W Ko p p el l .

A T C H I S O N C O U N T Y O F F I C E S S .Official paper of the countyThe Pat r io t .Board of County County CoihmissionersE R Bro wn ,

ch a i rman , A B Brad i sh , Jo h n A Mo o re .ClerkCharles H K r e b s ..TreasurerD E Merwin .SheriffWm H Wyl i e ,Register of DeedsJ O Feeble r .Clerk of the District CourtW W Ch u rch .P r o b a t e JudgeJ J Lo ck er .Co u n ty Attorney-^C K Wells .SurveyorA Meier .Su p er in ten d en t o f Pu bl i c InstructionJ W T u c k e r .CoronerDr. P Ff Fisch er in g .

S T A T E O F F I C E R S .GovernorJohn P St John.L i e u t . GovernorN J H u m p h r e y s -Secre ta ry of S ta teJa mes Smi th .AuditorP I Bo n ebrak e .TreasurerJohn F r a n c i s .Attymey GeneralWillard Dav is .Supt of Public InstructionAllen B L e m m o n .S t a t e PrinterGeorge W Mart in .S e c 'y S ta t e B o a r d o f A g r i c u l t u r e - A l f r e d G r a y .

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Supt of InsuranceOrrin T Welch .Judg e of U S Cour t for D ist of KansasC G Fo s te r ,Ch ie f ju s t i ce Su p reme CouitA H H o r t o n .Asso c ia te Ju s t i ces Su p reme CourtD J Brewer an dD M Va len t in e .C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I R E C T O R Y .

U S SenatorsJohn J ln g a l l s , P B P lu mb.Rep resen ta t iv es in CongressFirst District , Will iamA. Ph i l l ip s ; Seco n d Dis t r i c t , Dudley C H a s k e l l ; T h i r dDis t r i c t , Th o mas J Ry an . i S 7 9 .

U S SenatorsJohn J l nga l l s , P B P lu mb.Represenaatives in CongressFirst Dis t r i c t , Jo h n AAn d erso n ; Seco n d Dis t r i c t , Du d ley C Has k e l l ; Th i r d Dis t r i c t , Th o mas J Ry an .B A N K S A N D B A N K E R S ,NATIONAL.

Atch i so n Nat io n a l Ban k , n s Co mmerc ia l e 3d, cap i t a l$50 , 000 , C J Dru ry , v ice -p res , M Barre t t , cash ie r .Firs t N ational Bank,- n ;w cor Comme rcial and and,cap i t a l $1 00,000, Dav id Auld, p res , C G Fo s te r , v ice -p res ,T C o p l a n ; cashier, S A Frazier, ass t ' -cashier.

SAVINGS^Atchison Savings Bank, n w eor Co mmerc ia l an d 5th ,cap i t a l $1 00,000, A G Ot i s , p res , J W Park er , v ice -p res ,R A Park , cash ie r .German Savings Bank, 408 Commercial , capital paid in$10 , 000 , Geo S to rch , p res , Ro ber t Farbr ig er , v ice -p res , Jo h n

Belz, cashier.Perp e tu a l Sav in g s Ban k , s e co r Co mmerc ia l an d 4 th ,cap i t a l ^ 50 , 000 , Wm W Co ch ran e , p res , H M Glan cy , v ice -pre s , Alber t H Lamphear, cash ie r .Bu rn s C C & Co , P r iv a te Ban k ers , Oti s Ho u se Bu i ld in g .Hetherington's Ex ch an g e Ban k , W W H e t h e r i n g t o np ro p r ie to r , n w cor 4 th an d C o mmerc ia l .

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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AN D HALLS.AtcUison c oun t y c our t house , s w c o r 5 th and ParallelApol l o Ha l l , s w co r 3d a n d C o m m e r c i a lCor i n t h i a n Ha l l , w s 4 t h n C om m e rc i a lGoo d T e m p l a r s Ha l l , 4 t h Com m e rc i a lL e u ' s Hails sCommercial be t 3d and4thMa son i c Ha l l , Hetherington's ba n k bu i l d i ng , n e c o r C o m mercial and 4thO d d Fellow* Ha l l , 526 Com m e rc i a lP i one e r E ng i ne House , n w co r Kansas av and 4thT ur ne r Ha l l , s e c o r Ka n sa s av a nd 6 th

F IRE DEPART MENT .ChiefC j Ne a l .Ass i s t a n t ChiefL R o c h a t .^Etna E n g i n e a n d H o s e C o m p a n y , 6 t h , be t Ka nsa s avandSa n t a F e , W i l l i a m C Ba rne s , F o r e m a n ; L Hi ghy , E ng i ne e r .Inga l l s E ng i ne a nd Hos e Com p a ny , c o r 6 t h a nd Sa n t aFe , Ja c ob St a r r , F ore m a n . xPi one e r H ook a nd L a dde r Co m pa ny , c o r 4 th a nd Kansas

a v , Ge orge T of t e, F ore m a n ; J Ha m , Ass t . F ore m a n . . . ..CEMET ER IES .

Oa k Hi l l , W At c h i son , c i t y l i m i t s , c o r Inde pe nd e nc e a ndAt c h i son s t r e e t s .Mount Ve rnon , Sou t h At c h i son , c i t y l i m i t s .Ca t ho l i c Ce m e t e ry , Nor t h At c h i son , c i t y l i m i t s .

PUBL IC SCHOOL S.C S Sheffield, Supt City Schools for 187S an d 1879,Ave ra ge da i l y a c t ua l a t t e nda nc e a bou t 9 00 ; E nro l m e n t *a b o u t 1200 scholars . Office in Cen tra l Scho ol Bui ldin g,west side of 5th bet San ta Fe and A tchison st reets . MrsN A Ma h e r , Pr i nc i pa l Hi gh Sc hoo l D e pa r t m e n t .Sou t h At c h i son Pub l i c Sc hoo l , no r t h -we s t c o r 5 th a nd

R s t r e e t s , Mi ss Ann i e M Ni c k l a us , Pr i nc i p a l .W e s t At c h i son Pub l i c Sc hoo l , sou t h s i de o f Ka nsa s aye Liberty, Miss Maggie A McDuff, Pr i nc i pa l .Sou t h At c h i son Pub l i c Sc hoo l , ( c o l ) , n e c o r Q a nd 6 t h ,T h o m a s M o r t o n , P r i n c i p a l .T h i rd W a rd Pub l i c Sc hoo l , ( c o l ) , c o r At c h i son a nd 8 t h ,R M W i l son , Pr i nc i pa l .C IA/CBCD'Q THE S T. LOUIS BOO' I , TUli BHM1. YY c .OL . n o , mute i n the uft.i *-*

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CHURCH D IRECT ORY .L a t t e r Da y Sa i n t s , 6 t h be t we e n Sa n t a F e a nd At c h i son ,Re v Da v i d W i l l i a m s , pa s t o r .E be ne z e r Ba p t i s t, ( c o l ) c o r 6 t h a nd Sa n t a F e ,pa s t o r , se rv i c e s n a m and 7 ^ p m . S u n d a y S c h o o l 2 p m .Af r i c an M E , At c h i son be t w e e n 7 t h a nd 8 t h , Re v Ja m e sW W i l son , pa s t o r , se rv i c e s 10*4 a m a nd 7 ^ p ra . Sunda ySc hoo l 2% P ni.Ge rm a n L u t he ra n , c o r Com m e rc i a l a nd 10th, R e v WmB Sc hoc he , pa s t o r , se rv i c e s 10 a m . Sund a y Scool 2 y p m.'Pro t e s t a n t E p i sc opa l , c o r Ut a h a v a nd 5 t h , Re v F ra nkO Osborne , r e c t o r , se rv i c e s 10.45 a m an ( i 7-3 P m - S u n da y Sc hoo l 12 m .St Be ne d i c t ' s Abbe y , cor 2nd a nd Di v i s i on , Re v A do l phpastor , services 6, 8 and to a .m, Ves pers 3. Su nda y S chool2 ^ p m.Me t hod i s t E p i a c opa l , c o r Ka nsa s av a nd 5 t h , Re v WmF r i e nd , pa s t o r , se rv i c e s 1 ^ a m and 714 p m . S u n d a ySc hoo l 2*4 P m.Me t hod i s t E p i sc opa l , Sou t h , c o r 6 t h a nd Pa rk , Re v

} W F a ub i on , pa s t o r , se rv i c e s n a m and 7.30 p m, e ve ryt wo we e ks .F i r s t Ba p t i s t , c o r Ka nsa s av a nd 9 t h , Re v W T F l e e norpastor , res s w c or 2d a nd Ka nsa s a v , se rv i c e s n a m an d7 p m, S u n d a y S c h o o l 9% a m .F i r s t Congre ga t i ona l , 4 t h be t we e n Ka n sa s a v a nd S a nta Fe, F T Ing al ls, pas tor , s ervices 10.45 a m a nc * 7 P m>S u n d a y S c h o o l 12 mF i rs t Pre sby t e r i a n , 4 t h be t we e n Com m e rc i a l a nd Ma i n ,Re v Ma t t he w F Howi e , pa s t o r , se rv i c e s 10.45 a m an

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Ac t i ve L odge N o 158 , A F & A M ,. c ha r t e re d October21st. 1S75, wi th Tho s Clyde, W M; R P R Millar, S W ;|a s G'Thayer, J W; Pres ent Officers, C P Coch ran VV M ;J C Gre e na w a l t , S W ; H H o v ey , J W ; A H S o c k m a n , S D ;A M a cd o n al d , ) D ; W ] St one , T. M e e t s a t M a son i cHall on t he se c ond a nd four t h Sa t u rda y . Number of mera-, bers, 26.M a r t ha W a sh i ng t on Cha p t e r No 2 , O E S, first c h a r t e r e d by Supre me Gra nd Cha p t e r o f t he V S Apri l 9th 1872 withM rs A K T od d , W M a t ron ; C J Ne a l , W P a t r o n ; M rs M a ryL Ha z a rd , Ass t M a t ron . Re c h a r t e re d by t he Gra n d Cha p-le r of Ka nsa s Oc t obe r 16th, 187 8 , wi t h M rs E C W hi t e ,W M a t r o n ; A D M c Cona ugh y , W Pa t ron ; M rs Re be c c aHa r re s , Ass t M a t r o n ; M rs L Fra nk , T ; M i ss M a ry Copian,S; M rs J L e u , C; M i ss M a rv E St one , A C; C P Coc hr a n e , W; J N Ut ley, Se n t .

W a sh i ng t on Cha p t e r N o 1 , R A M Or i g i na l l y c ha r t e re d by t he Ge ne ra l G ra nd C ha p t e r o f R A M a sons fo r t heU ni t e d S t a t e s , M a y 18, 1859 . Re -c h a r t e re d by t he M EG r a n d R o y a l Aich Cha p t e r o f the S t a t e o f Ka nsa s , De c .27, 1867, wi th Joh n A- Chase as M E High Priest , Jo hn M.Pr i c e . Ki ng a nd W . H . Bowen, a s Sc r i be .P r e s e n t officersA. D . M c C o n a ug h y , M E H P ; A . H .Soc kma n , K; S . He sse l be rge r , S; C. H. McDuff, C H ;Ro bert Lovel l , ' P S; Geo. Allen, R A C ; S. M. D a r r a h , GM 3 V f; Cha s . W i nc he c k , G M 2 V ; O. H. [ohnson , G M 1V ; j . ' L e u , T r e a s ; ]. A. Bai ley, S e c y ; J . N. U t l e y , T No .o f me m be rs 54 . M e e t s a t M a son i c Ha l l 2d a nd 4 th W e dne sda y o f e a c h mont h . .

W a sh i ng t on . Counc i l No . 2 , R a nd S M a s t e r s . Cha r t e ri ssue d by Gra n d Counc i l o f R a nd S M a s t e r s o f Ka nsa s , De c .12, 1867,to John L Ph i l b r i c k , T I M ; J L T homps on , DM ; a nd Amos Ave rv , P C W . Pre se n t officersJohn MP r ic e , T I M ; J E Le w is , D M ;. A H S o ck m an , P C W , SHe sse l be rge r , T ; J A Bai ley, R ; C H M eDuff. C G ; O HJ o h n s o n , C O ; Ge o C Al l e n , S ' ; J N Utley , Sent . Meets inM a son i c Ha l l , on t he .se c ond M on da y o f e a c h mont h . No .o f me m be rs 24 ,1 -" :

Shiloh;Coiiclavfe N o r, Knightsof;the Re d Cross o f C o n -stant ine . Ch arte r i ss ued by Sov G. Cou nci l of the U S,Apr i l 16, 1878, to Sir A D McC onau ghy, M P S ; Sir J CGre e na wa l t , V . Pre se n t officersSir A D M c C o n a u g h y , M& W E B E R ' S , THE

K. o f H.At c h i s onL o dge N 1284. M e e t s f ir st a nd t h i rd T hurs d a y s i n e a c h m o n t h . J n o . A . M a r t i n , P D ; D J H o l l a n d ,D; W S Gre e n l e e . V D; Dw i gh t E M e rwi n , A D; R FSmi t h , R : J L Be r ry , F R ; Wm Shul t z , T ; E C Johnson , C ;W H Gl a nc y , G; W H Kl i ne , G.

I . O. O. F .Fr i e n dsh i p L odge No 5 . M e e t s e ve ry T ue s da y e ve n

i ng . B H Koh orn , N G; W H M c Ne i l , V G; H R Bos t -wick, Sec; A R Piatt, T r e a s .Schiller.Lodge No 33 . M e e t s e very W e dne s da y e ve ni ng . Aug L a ng , N G, H T ru l l e i b , V G; M M a rc us , Se c ;A Shu l t z , T re a s .He s pe r i a n E nc a mp me n t No 6 . M e e t s f i rs t a nd t h i rdFr i da y s o f e a c h mont h . S S t e ve nson , C P; C H Sc o t t ,S W ; W H M c N e i l J R ; H R B os t wi c k , Sc r ibe : S H K e l s e y ,H P ; A T Ont i s , T re a s .

K. of P.Gol de n Cross L odge No 7 . M e e t s second a nd four t hFr i da ys i n e a c h mont h . C C Burns , C C; D J Ho l l a nd , VC; C W Browne, K of R and S; A D G l a n c y , M of F; J AHaroufT", M of E ; S R S teven son, P; H R Bostw ick, M of A.

A. O. U . W .Anc i e n t Ord e r U n i t e d W ork me n No 4 . M e e t s f i rs t a ndt h i rd W e d ne sda ys i n e a c h mont h . V i ne Hov e y , M W ; GW H u n t e r , F : E T h o m k i n s , O ; E B.Couch, R ; A M a c d o n -ald, F; T B Piatt, R; C A St e wa r t , G; J Ne sb i t , O W ; a n dH D e v e r s , O W .

I^THTSALIKGER 'atcd~W hol e sa l e a nd r e t a i l de a l e r s in C i ga r s , T oba c c o , a nd smok ers art ic les in gene ral , Sign the Big Pip e. Th is is the large s t e s t a b l i shme n t of t he k i nd i n Ka nsa s a nd t he p ropr i e t o r sa re s t r a i gh t fo rwa rd ge n t l e me n , c our t e ou s a nd e n t e rp r i s i ngc i t i z e ns , Coun t ry de a l e r s o r c i t i z e ns of t h i s c oun t y c a n no tdo bet te r than to give them a cal l when in wan t of th ea bove a r t i c l e s .B.G.JONES.Broom Manufacturer a nd de a l e r i n Broom ma t e r i a l , Comme rc i a l be t we e n E i gh t h a nd Ni n t h S t re e t s . T h i s e n t e r p r i s i ng ge n t l e ma n m a nufa c t u re r s a s good a Broom a s c a n b emade and sel ls a t the l owe s t possible f igures. Mer chat andcitizens of c oun t y shou l d , a nd we ha ve no doub t do p a t roni z e t h i s e s t a b l i shme n t e be rby p romot e ihe entcrest of At c h i son a nd i nc oura ge home i ndus t ry .

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P Sovereign ; S ir J C G reenaw a l t , V ice roy: S i r J M P r i ce .S Gen'l ; S ir A H Sockman, J Gen'l ; Rev Sir J H Clark, HP re l a t e ; S i r Jacob Leu , T ; S i r H C G old en , R ; S i r G CAllen. Pre lec t ; S ir J A Bai ley, S t Bearer ; S ir O H J o h n s ton , H e r a ld ; S i r J N U t ley , S en t . M ee t s i n M asonic H a l l .fourth Monday in each month .Wash ing ton Commandery N o. 2 , Knigh t s Tem pla r ,cha r t e red by t he G ran d Enca mpm ent o f t he U S, "S ep t 7 ,1847. OfficersSir 1 C G reenaw a l t , E C ; S ir Cha r l e s S ty l es , G ; S i r J G Thaye r , C G ; S i r F red G idd ing s , P re la te ; S ir Rober t Lo vt l l . S W, Sir A H Soc kma n, T W ; S irR B Morr is, T ; S ir A D McC onau ghy, R ; Sir T A Bai ley.St B ; Sir O H Johnson , S ' d B ; Sir Georg e C Allen, Wa rde r; S ir J N Utley , Sent inel . Meets in Mas onic Hal l f i rstand t h i rd Thursd ays o f e ach mon th .M edina Temple A nc i en t A rab i c O rde r o f N oble s o f t heM yst i c S hr ine , cha r t e red by t he Impe r i a l G rand Cou nc i l o fthe U S, Feb 20, 1878. 111. T C G reenaw a l t , G P o t e n t a t e ;III . J M P rice, C Ra bba n ; lit. A D M c C o n a u g h y , ARabban ;TIL A H S ockman, H igh P r i e s t and P ro ph e t ; 111. J A Bai ley,O r i e n t a l G u i d e ; 111. R o b t Forbriger, Treas ; 111. J H G ar -

side, R ; 111. Geo C Allen, 1st C er Mast; 111. O H J o h n s o n ,2d Ce r M ast ; 111. Wm G R a i l , M a r s h a l ; 111. J a c o b L e u ,C Gua rd ; Til . J. N. Utley , O Gu*rd.Atchison T u r n v e r e i n . Meets on the first and t h i rd S undays o f e ach month .Atchis on Lied erkra nz. Meets on the f i rst and thirdM ondays i n each month .Germ an St . Jos eph's . Meets the fi rst Sun day in eachm o n t h .Irisd Catho l ic. Meets on the f i rst and third Sun day sof each month. -,A tch i son Covnty M edica l S oc i e ty . M ee t s on t he sec ond Tuesday o f each m onth .

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S T R E E T D I R E C T O R Y .Ash runs n from Div be t 10th and n t h , N A t c h i s o n .At c h i son , 3d street n of (Join, runs e and w.Com m e rc i a l is the chief bu siness st ree t in the c i ty, and runsfrom river w.Cons t i tut ion run s n and s, 17th from river.Division, 9th st n of Com, runs e and w.Elm runs n from Div, cont in uat io n of 10th, N At c h i son .Fe de ra l runs n a nd s, 16th from river.Gi l lespie runs n and s, a cont inuat ion of 3d from Park to R.Hick ory ru ns n from Div, bet n t h a nd 12 t h , N At c h i son .I n d e p e n d e n c e r u n s n a n d s, 18th from river .Ka nsa s a v , 1st st reet n of Com, ru ns e and wKearney, 6th st reet n of Com, runs e and w.Laramie, 5th st reet n Com, runs e and w.L, 10th st reet n Com, runs e and w.Liberty runs n and s, 15th from river .Ma i n , rst s Com, runs e and w.Maple runs n from Div, cont i nuat io n 12 th, N A tchisonMound, 8th st reet n Com, runs e and w.M , n t h n Com, rus e and w.N, 12th st reet n Com, runs e and w.Oak runs n from Div, bet 9th and 10th, N Atchison.O , 13th n Com, runs e and w.Paral le l , 4th n of Com, runs e and w.Park, 3d sCoffl , runs e and w.Q, 6th from Com, runs e and wR, 7th from Com, runs e and w.Riley, 7th n Com , runs e a nd w .R o b e r t s , 14th from river , runs H a nds , be t Ut a h a v a nd Com .Sa n t a Fe , 2d nor t h Com , runn i ng e a nd w .Shor t , w Levee, ru ns n and s, bet r iv er and 1s tSmith av, runs e and w, from 4th to 5th, s ComSpring , 5th s of Com, runs e and w.Spru ce, 4th s of Com, ru ns e and w.S, 8th s of Com, runs e and w.T, 9th s of Com , runs e and w.U , 10th s Com, runs e and w.U n i o n , 13th from Levee, runs n and s.Uta h av, second s Com, runs e and w.V , n t h s Com , runs e a nd wWalnut runs n from Div, bet 8th and 9th, N Atchison.C . W EB ER ' S ,

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W a s h i n g t o n , w of L evee, runs n and s, bet r iver an d is tFi r s t , is t w Levee, ru ns n and s.Se c ond , 2d w L e ve e , runs n a nd s .T h i rd , 3d w Levee, runs n and s.Four t h , 4 t h w of L e v e e , runs n a nd s.Fifth, 5 th w of Levee , runs n and s.Sixth, 6th w of Levee, runs n and s.Seven th, 7 th west of Lev eee, run s n and s.Eigh th, 8th w of L evee, run s n and sNi n t h , 9 t h w of Levee, runs n and s.T e n t h , 10th west of Levee, runs n and s.E l e ve n t h , n t h west of Levee, runs n and s.Twelfth, 12th w of Levee, runs n and s.

W A R D B O U N D A R I E S .First Ward co ntain s a l l that part of the c i ty lying s of Comand e of 5th st ree ts.Seco nd Wa rd cont ains a ll that part of the c i ty lying n ofCom a nd e o f F i f t h .T h i rd W a rd c on t a i ns all that part of the c i ty lying n of

Com and w of 5 th.F o u r t h W a r d contains al l that part of the c i ty lying southof Com an d w of 5th.

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R A I L R O A D S ,C . R I & P Chicago, Bock Island & Pacific.H & St J. . . Hannibal & St . Joseph.K C, St. l A (i B Kansas Oily, St. Joseph & Council BlulTs.M P Missouri Pacific,A& X Atchison & Nebraska.C B U P Central Branch Union Paciric.A, T & S b1 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Pe.B & M Burl ington & Missouri River.

A L P H A B E T I C A L L I S T O F N A M E S .A B B O T T M R S J U L I A A , D r e s s a n d C l o a k M a k e r 5 2 6 C o m ' l , r e s s a m eAbdil l N L, shoemaker, res w s 5th n ComAbel l Peter T, elk, bds n e cor 5th and Ri leyAbe l l Mrs Emily M, res n e cor 5th and Ri leyC tA/CDCDJO THl'< T J A IW E ST CT.OTUING B OUSE i r .. WCDLn O) the State of Kansas.

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