The Effingham Times from Effingham, Kansas • 1

THE EFFINGHAM TIMES- VOLUME 1. EFFINGHAM, ATCHISON CO UN TV, KANSAS, SAT UK DAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1833. NUMBER I EFFINGHAM TIMES.

WMfclagtoa LatUr. (Kra.nour Regular (krrtipnndem,) Bank of Effingham. Well boring drilling We have received a new Standard Well Drill and Bor-irtrj Machine, and are now prepared to bore you a well at any place or to any depth, through clay or stone. Effingham, GILBERT CAMFBELL, AGBNT FOR Till 10MT0K WIND SILLS AM 1AKIR P11P3. BKSI IN TBI MARKET.

WATER GUARANTEED Or no pay. Address communications to Kftiuirhuin Arrinfctt n. Transacts a general Banking Busincfia. Loans made on long short time on Real Estate or pcrfcnal vr.iy Deposits solicited, Interest allowed on time deposits, Special attentior: given to Cash paid for good notes. SC HOOL BOOKS SUPPLIES AT THE EFFINGHAM TIMES THE FARM ONE YEAR CiEa.Eaii5.ifs do Ferris GENEuAL DEALERS IN- HARDWARE AND LUMBER Lime, Hair, Cement, Building material, Agricultural Implements, Barbed wire, Binding twine, Harness.

Sadelry, Stoves, 'tinware. Queens ware, Stoneware Carpets, Wall paper. FURNITURE A full line of Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Flour, Meol. Salt by the barrel. Also agents for the Minnesotaehief Threshing Machines MINNESOTAOANTftSTlLWATER Buckeye Mowers and Binders.

Carrier C. H. Ellsworth Son GRAIN J. a Wasiunotot, D. C.

77, 188S Senator Quay is the observed of all observers, uud his bnlliunt man Hgemciit of tho Republican cam puign, places him uwnv iu front uniting purty leaden. His method were derided by hosts of people out tue cause is nidged vr the ef fect, uml his efforts have the seal of success, tie is now in Washington undoubtedly tor the purpose of watching tho Congressional re turns. 1 he House will be dexper ately clone, whichever party win. and Ui-ay does not desire his party to be leu. hue he has cot an uounced his purposes, the confer ence between him, ben Dudley and Gen.

Mnhoiie was for the purpose, of ascertaining if irginia coul not be counted forth a Republicans, This would nave relievod New York of its importance in the elect orul college, aud cooled the ardor of the ew lork politicians to own tue earth, isew loric tins con trolled the List two administrations, and would not be loath to rule another. The big New York conference will pretty well fix the cabinet slate Mr. Quay will probably ask the Postmaster Gem rulship for John Wanumaker. California will probably demand a pUce. Warner Miller's claims may be bitterlv op posed by Levi 11.

Morton. Their ill-feeling is of long standing, and Morton's memory is still sound. Western candidates loom up. Alger, Shermau, Foraker, old Gover- jO" Rusk, and a doen others are in tho tight. is not regard ed by his friends here as in the race.

A cabinet position is consid ered a a burial for Prt-aidental as pirauts, and McKinley has a loag head. P-jliticans now at the Capital are talking ot an extra session of ton grew, to be called very soon after Mr. Harrison's inauguration. The work of preparing legislation of that sort is a matter ot vexatious detail and dragging debates, and even with the extr session, over yeur would be likely to elapse before a new tariff bill would be on the statute books. A spring session would ut least give the new House an opportunity to decide its mem-bernhip, effect organizations, and be iu shape to get quickly at work and receive important committee reports early in tho following December.

The Coafentloa. On last Saturday morning, the king of the day having, once more, shed his genial rays o'er our part of the universe, and every thing being apropos, a few of the many friends of education assembled, at Farmmgton, in the capacity of a Teachers Association, to consider the following program. After listening to a very welcome greeting from Z. S. Hastings, which was responded to by J.

0. Ward the following program was dis cussed. I. Papbr. Should the spelling book be discarded from our school M.

E. McLintock. II Written Language Jno. Klopfenstein. III Paper.

Effects of parents visiting the school. T. A Glenn. Course of study. Mr.

Ehrenfeld. Song. By school. Half-day Session. Z.

3. Hastings, Topical Methods. 0. Ward, and S. M.

Soug. Leant a little every day. Morality in School. W. P.

Heffel finger. Golden Years. The Miaies Carter. Miss Wiggins aud J. N.

Welty. It was decided to hold the next meeting in Effingham, at which place, on the fifteenth day of December the following program will be presented. Program Address of welcome, Mr Hunter. Response, T. A.

Cook. Developement of tho idea of number in the mind of the child. E. McLintock. Drawing in the public school.

E. Sprang, Paper, J. N. Welty. Elementary Science in the pub lie schools.

Fran Wallack. Reasons that should prompt a board in selecting teacher. B. F. Wallack, D.

G. Wilson. Methods of teaching fractions Decimal and Common Mr. Avers. Parsing and analysis How taught? Together or seperately.

If the Ltter which should take the precedence. L. H. Miller. How far is the parent reponsi-blc for the advancement of bis children.

S. M. Reynolds. All are requested to be present and participate. Kansas.

BANKER. JOURNAL FOR 01.50 JKSAw Vt All JEJOi Porters Bay COAL KANSAS AND FARM NEW LIKE. TO Hastings Neb VIA. M. 0.

Pac. R. Y. I Through Sleeping Cars between Kansas City and Hastings, dailyt leare Kansas City 8.20 P. M.

Atchison Yuma Warwick Hastings 10.45 6.10 A. 8.00 A. M. 10.40 A. IT Arrive I 4 Gocd Connections made at "Em ting with through line) to si) points west.

FBEE Reclining Chair Cars, Kimiu City to Hastings. For further information eaU- on' A. 6. Changnox. Act, i P.

iinii Proprietor. knttni tkt VttUfitt, tfmgkm, Annul 4 wt.TllsrBinKR.fi lfvau Ull nlm ih, Bincr ularlr, plriw notify ut n4w prMtp'ly rctllty Ih, oniloa. A PLAOi.uiiAST is Imund to come to grief i ooncr or later. bOLOMOK was a wine man, aud Arnold a betrayer, yet thev bolli got Pierced. Thi Atchison Globe advises people to take down their pictures of me -man them obsolete.1 Aw effort is being mnde to revive dead Wichita.

We are somewhat inclined to believe that Wichita is past resurrection. Know what we hud heard wo sup-posed that the citizens of Musco-tali were a very mean set; hut upon investigation, we find them just the reverse. Dkhocbats nay thnt while their randidate for the Preoideney was defeated, the principles of Democracy came off victorious. Do you grasp the meaning? Ir you have not the talent to gain honor for yourself, then the i neit best way to get honor, is to steal it from your unsuspecting and more fortunate brother. Frok the looks of things, it will not be long until the anarchists this country will make anotner outbreak.

Some new Anarchistic organization is affected every day in our large cities. It would uot be toolieh to make preparations for the worst. Shamkfcl evictions of poor helpless people continue to lake place in down-trodden Irelaud. A few days ago a woman, 92 years of age, who was bed-ridden, wa6 watched fmm her bed by the hearties. officers, and carried through the cold piercing wind, and she was chilled to the marrow before reaching her new quarters.

We are in favor of Home Rale for Ireland, as it is the only remedy that will abate the evil. All towns are afflicted with a certain numbers of cranks. While Effingham may have fewer thsn other towns, she certainly is not entirely tree from them. Wheu we speak of cranks, we mean persons who sit arouud and growl at their neighbors, because they may happen to have a little more energy than themselves; persons who hate their fellow men, because they have by their enterprise and go -ahead-ative-ziess, reached a higher station in lite than themselves; persons who condemn the newspaper published in their town, because it shows its admiration of a worthy citizen by giving him a few complimentary notices, In a nut shell, a crank is a person who gloats over the mis-fortunes of others and laughs and scorns their saccess. Our cr7 is down, down with these deadly foes to a town's prosperity.

The patrons of this paper need be afraid of its leaving town, as long as receives the proper kind of encouragement. There is no mortgage on it whatever. We believe that the citizens are beginning to realize the benefit that it is to the town And if they continue to patronize it in the future, as they are patronizing it at present, Effiingham will always have a paper to uphold her interests and to defend her citizens. No one can ever charge the Times with saying one thing derogatory to Effingham or her industries, We love Effingham, we love her citizens, and we want to see prosperity and happiness reign bq- it preme, ana we win ao ttii in our power to make it do so. Effing- ham is at preseut the best town of its size in the state, and it future prospects were nevermore flatter ing.

OFFICE CORNER HOWARD AVE 6th. EFFINGHAM, 1IW till MB CITRON RAISINS CURRANTS CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS Cranberries Pickles Holbrokes Cheese Headquarters For Supplies For THANKSGIVING. E. KHIfSffi ill Mi Tndc-Mvk abtalMd. mi ar OSh la OBMaita D.

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A. SNOW CO. 9frto ratoat oaa, Wtoklacm, Our line of TEAS is tlie finest iq. Effingham. Call and examine.

O'Meara Go. GRANT IS DEAD, But M. Beuton still LIVEb and is Belling the BEST coal in the market. He carries red bich hill, lowA BlocK AND Loxing-ton. CRMBESEIES At O'Meara Co.

Highest maricet prices pa'd for hogs. Wallack Campbell. SORCHUm GOLDEN CROWN, finest in the land At O'Meara O. A FULL LINE OF -AND CHEAP At O'Meara Co. ill Mil Additional Locals.

Mrs. Keplinger's death is ex pected momentarily. As one Ward was opposed to the Mah-or, it elected Klopfenstein Miss Kati Folk wnt to Atchison last Thursday to become Ileneiictine sister. Father Johi, of Severance, was in town the first of the week, and vUitcd some of his many friends. For some unaccountable rea- son our grain men have been uu- hie to get enough this week to ship their grain.

Tho Horton Commercial offers liberal reward for the town of Seward Kans, It says it is lost, strayed or departed, -A late discovery: at the last election there was a Democratic candidate for township clerk and is name is Dennis. -The people of Atchison aw making strong efforts to get the new Mo. PhC. shops. We hope that they will be successful.

--We receiyed a pleasant tall rom juiss Ida rage, Miss Ida Stewart, and Miss Aurilla Cochran ast Thursday evening. Call again ladies, -The Globe says that the most powerful explosive known is a woman. Mild and gentle as they most uudoubtedly are, they are ca pable of terrific explosions. The election of Masonic officers occurs on the 4th. of December.

All members of the A and A edge are requested to be present, and work in the third degree. It will be pleasant news to many of our readers, to hiow that Mr. Geo Ward is married. He was married at Columbus, last Tuesdsy, 20th. to Miss Clark, of Lancaster.

The barber shop has been pin chased by Mr. James Little, an I is at present being run by Luther Stewart. D. S. Harrold the former owner left for parts unknown last Thursday morning.

It is thought that he has gone to visit friends and relatives in the east. Notice our unparalled offer in this weeks issue. We will send to you for one year, the Farm Journal and the Timbs for $1.50. The Farm Journal is the most reliable, and the best paper for farmers published. This offer is made to every new subscriber and every subscriber who pays in advance.

A gentleman came into our sanctum one day last week, with a Kloiug countenance and flashing eyes to divulge to ns a bright idea that had entered his giant-like mind Thinking it meritable, we are forced to tell what it was. He said that the Timk8 man ought to get married. Girls what do you think of it? Jay Crum aud Hal Taliaferro started for Holton last Tuesday with the little grey race horse, in hopes of getting a race. We believe that the little gray is a "ringer," and that she will win more races than she will lose. She easily defeated the Carter racer the sec-end time in Crum's pasture P.

0. Oh We are one door East of our old stand, where wo have more room and better ae- commoaationv and invite you to call. "We will please you in both quality and price on all goods such as Flour, Graham flour, Corn-meal; Oat Flakes, Salt, Bacon, and lard, and all kinds of Feed, Nothing but the best kept Thanking you for past favors. HYATT. Ladies Hose $.10 AtO'Mear Co.

BEN WALLACK, A SALK CRYING A SPECIALITY EFFINGHAM KAN CASE NEW VORK Buckwheat Flour At O'Meara Ot). WUic Ball. Hawk Howk Mr. George Hawk aud Miss Gertie Howe were married last Thursday evening November the 22nd 1888. Rev.

Kurn officiating. The young couple are well known in this community, and they have the entire respect of all who know them. That tneir new life may ever blossom with kindness and prosperity, is the wish of the Times Just before going to press a piece of the cake came in, and it was bo good that we unlocked the form to speak of it. There is now on deposit in Bank of Effiingham, $24,000. While we did not get this information from the banker himself, we got it from a person who knew what he was talking about.

We made an effort to interview the banker in regard to it, but were unsuccessful, Every new subscriber to this paper, and every subscriber who pays in advance, will receive the Farm Journal for one year. The Farm Journal (Wilmer Atkinson's) is old and reliable, standing at the head of farm papers, with a circulation far above 150,000. Everybody ought to take it. DEALER LN Mitchell, Weber Red Wing FARM WAGONS SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES BARBED WIR12 At Atchison prices, NOTAhY PUBLIC M.VTTBRS I SPECIALTY M. J.BENJAMJ KNIGHTS LsJ-gfcgs 2v GOOD RIGS at Reasonable Kb'KINGHAM Best for heating oi cooking StOV 68, W.

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